The seventh issue of Doctor Who Magazine Special Edition had a cover date of 12 May 2004. It was released on 18 March 2004.
Contents[]
Profile[]
- Shapes of Things by Philip MacDonald
- An amoral anti-hero? An enigmatic explorer? Or a grumpy old goat? Perhaps all three of these and more?
Season 1[]
In Production
- Do You Want to Know a Secret? by Andrew Pixley
The Stories
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- How Do You Do It? by Russell T Davies
- Originally Archived in DWM Summer Special 1994
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- Welcome To My World by Gareth Roberts
- Originally Archived in DWM 331
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- A Hard Day's Night by Nev Fountain
- Originally Archived in DWM 276
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- Tell It On The Mountain by J Jeremy Bentham
- Originally Archived in DWM 240
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- Bits And Pieces by Gary Gillatt
- Originally Archived in DWM 310
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- Anyone Who Had A Heart by Ian Farrington
- Originally Archived in DWM 266
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- Whispering by Justin Richards
- Originally Archived in DWM 248
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- A World Without Love by Robert Shearman
- Originally Archived in DWM 204
Season 2[]
In Production
- I'm Into Something Good by Andrew Pixley
The Stories
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- Walk Tall by David Darlington
- Originally Archived in DWM 256
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- You Really Got Me by Nicholas Briggs
- Originally Archived in DWM 280
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- Help! by Paul Cornell
- Originally Archived in DWM 325
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- If I Ruled The World by Lance Parkin
- Originally Archived in DWM 251
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- Wonderful World by Stephen James Walker
- Originally Archived in DWM 286
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- War Lord by Steve Cole
- Originally Archived in DWM 259
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- We Gotta Get Out Of This Place by Alan Barnes
- Originally Archived in DWM 316
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- Ticket To Ride by Jan Vincent-Rudzki
- Originally Archived in DWM Summer Special 1993
Season 3[]
In Production
- The Times They Are A-changin' by Andrew Pixley
The Stories
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- Eve of Destruction by Kate Orman
- Originally Archived in DWM 299
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- In The Meantime by Vanessa Bishop
- Originally Archived in DWM 271
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- Just A Little Bit better by Philip MacDonald
- Originally Archived in DWM 284
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- Evil Hearted You by Jac Rayner
- Originally Archived in DWM 272
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- I've Got You Under My Skin by Mark Gatiss
- Originally Archived in DWM 233
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- The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore by Mark Michalowski
- Originally Archived in DWM 228
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- Wind Me Up (Let Me Go) by Michael Stevens
- Originally Archived in DWM 196
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- I Fought The Law by Daniel O'Mahony
- Originally Archived in DWM 221
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- Wild Thing by Marcus Hearn
- Originally Archived in DWM 295
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- England Swings by Alistair McGown
- Originally Archived in DWM 185
Season 4[]
In Production
- Bye Bye Blues by Andrew Pixley
The Stories
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- My Ship Is Coming In by John Binns
- Originally Archived in DWM 321
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- Out of Time by Gary Russell
- Originally Archived in DWM 214
Further Adventures[]
Books[]
- The Time in Between by Matt Michael
Comics[]
- It's Only Make Believe by John Ainsworth
Afterword[]
- “From the moment Bill read the scripts he was entranced...” – Verity Lambert
Credits[]
- Editor: Clayton Hickman
- Assistant Editor: Tom Spilsbury
- Designer: Peri Godbold
- Consultant: Andrew Pixley
- Production: Mark Irvine
- Managing Editor: Alan O'Keefe
- Managing Director: Mike Riddell
Additional details[]
- This was the seventh in a series of quarterly specials given over to a specific Who-related theme.
- Andrew Pixley had over many years provided a focused exploration of ALL the individual TV stories in a long-running feature in the pages of Doctor Who Magazine. The special edition guides to each of the Doctors enabled the original features to be updated.
- A season overview and each story featured a short reflective article by a leading writer and for every story were: the original Doctor Who Magazine Archive issue reference, commissioning dates, production dates, Radio Times coverage notes, and supplementary background information.
- This standard sized, bound magazine was cover dated 12 May 2004 and had a cover price of £5.99 (UK).
- This issue had the indicia title of Doctor Who Special Edition #7 The Complete First Doctor.
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