Some green grapes, among various other items of food. (TV: Day of the Daleks [+]Louis Marks, Doctor Who season 9 (BBC1, 1972).)
Grapes were a type of fruit grown on grapevines.
Many of the Doctor's companions ate grapes during their travels. Barbara Wright ate some in the city of Morphoton on the planet Marinus. (TV: "The Velvet Web" [+]Part of The Keys of Marinus, Terry Nation, Doctor Who season 1 (BBC tv and BBC1, 1964).) Ian Chesterton ate some grapes in a villa located near Rome. (TV: The Romans [+]Dennis Spooner, Doctor Who season 2 (BBC1, 1965).) Jo Grant ate some grapes while a guest of the Controller in the 22nd century. (TV: Day of the Daleks [+]Louis Marks, Doctor Who season 9 (BBC1, 1972).) Bernice Summerfield ate grapes while in Cairo. (PROSE: Set Piece [+]Kate Orman, Virgin New Adventures (Virgin Books, 1995).) Grapes were served at King Gilgamesh's court in Uruk (PROSE: Timewyrm: Genesys [+]John Peel, Virgin New Adventures (Virgin Books, 1991).) and in King James I's court in the Palace of Whitehall. (PROSE: The Plotters [+]Gareth Roberts, Virgin Missing Adventures (Virgin Books, 1996).)
A bowl containing grapes was present at Sutcliffe Manor during the 1814 frost fair. (TV: Thin Ice [+]Sarah Dollard, Doctor Who series 10 (BBC One, 2017).)
Jack Harkness gave Owen Harper some grapes while he was recovering in a hospital, but Owen told him that he didn't like grapes. (TV: Combat [+]Noel Clarke, Torchwood series 1 (BBC Three, 2006).)
When Jorjie Turner was mind-controlled by the Anubians into becoming their servant, she offered her mother and Nehetka a grape. (TV: Curse of Anubis [+]Jim Noble, K9 series 1 (2010).)
The Second Doctor brought grapes to Jamie McCrimmon, who was in hospital. However, because Jamie was in a coma, the Doctor gave the grapes to Eleanor Woods instead. (PROSE: Visiting Hours [+]Eddie Robson, Short Trips: A Day in the Life (Short Trips short stories, 2005).)
The Gardeners of Tellus IV grew rainbow-coloured grapes that sparkled in the sunshine. (PROSE: The Secret in Vault 13 [+]David Solomons, BBC Children's Books (BBC Children's Books, 2018).)
