This page lists appearances of Henry Gordon Jago and George Litefoot in the order in which they experienced them . This timeline is based upon observations of the Doctor Who universe and the events that occur during each of these stories. From these observations we have attempted to build a concise timeline. It is assumed that for each novel, comic, audio or television series, their published, broadcast or numbered order is the order they occur in.
Fan sources like the Doctor Who Reference Guide should not be used solely as a source or considered a "true" timeline for stories.
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Jago has started Monstre Gathering .
The Doctor lodges with Litefoot in 1887 , presumably under a pseudonym. (PROSE : All-Consuming Fire )
Weng Chiang and the Doctor [ edit source]
Jago meets River Song . Ending leads directly into The Talons of Weng-Chiang with the TARDIS materialising in London . Litefoot does not appear.
Jago and Litefoot meet each other, and the Doctor for the first time. Set in 1892 , according to The Case of the Gluttonous Guru and Destination: Nerva , while the novelisation dates it to the 1890s. Rather anomalously, COMIC : The Time Machination sets it in 1889, but only by way of a caption.
Infernal Investigators [ edit source]
Litefoot is concerned that Ellie has returned to work so soon after her brother's death, setting this shortly after The Bloodless Soldier .
Ending leads directly into Litefoot and Sanders .
Jago begins work as the manager of the New Regency Theatre .
Leela arrives in London seeking the help of Jago and Litefoot, leading directly into Dead Men's Tales .
Set in August.
Jago moved into the New Regency a few months ago, while also recalling hosting a pantomime in the previous December, setting this the year after The Theatre of Dreams , with the knowledge that The Man at the End of the Garden took place in August.
Jago, Litefoot, and Leela attend the premiere of A Woman of No Importance , which in the real world was on 19 April 1893.
Jago and Litefoot's time is given as being 1893.
Jago and Litefoot return to 1893 London. Ending leads directly into The Skeleton Quay .
Return To Victorian London [ edit source]
The Shingle Cove incident is recent.
Jago has met Freud, setting this after Return of the Repressed . He and Litefoot are not is not fugitives, and Quick is still a Sergeant, setting this before Military Intelligence .
Ending leads directly into The Trial of George Litefoot .
Litefoot is put on trial, and with an unfavourable outcome, he and Jago become fugitives.
Set two days after The Trial of George Litefoot .
It is exactly one year since the death of Sherlock Holmes in December 1893 . Ending leads directly into The Wax Princess .
Quick is promoted to the rank of Inspector. The Scorchies offer their talents to Jago.
Aboard the Fata Morgana [ edit source]
The Battle of Waterloo (1815) was 80 years ago.
Quick is now an Inspector, placing this after The Wax Princess . Jago and Litefoot meet the Doctor, setting this between Voyage to the New World and The Jago and Litefoot Revival .
Via the "yesterday box", J & L send letter back in time "thirty years" in 1867 .
The year 2000 is just over 100 years in the future.
The Master arrives in London and hypnotises Inspector Quick.
Quick is an Inspector.
Litefoot is reunited with Jean Bazemore for the first time in a long time. Jean offers Litefoot
Ellie recalls first meeting Jago and Litefoot around two years ago, after their encounter with the Doctor. The Master causes Ellie's vampiric tendencies to return and she steals a painting, leading directly into Picture This .
The Gentlemen of the Dice [ edit source]
Almost a year has passed since Masterpiece , which was the last time Jago and Litefoot encountered the Doctor. Following the New Year, Jago and Litefoot go through a quiet period with a lack of adventures leaving them with a feeling of unrest.
Trapped in another universe [ edit source]
Jago and Litefoot return to their own reality, only to find an airship flying through London.
Further investigations [ edit source]
Upon their return to their own universe, Jago and Litefoot free London from an invasion of hypnotic aliens. (AUDIO : Jago & Litefoot Forever )
Jago and Litefoot first met around six or seven years ago and a few months have passed since Jago and Litefoot escaped the parallel universe from the end of Too Much Reality . Jago celebrates New Year's Eve with Ellie and Quick in Litefoot's absence. Jago recalls the events of The Jago & Litefoot Revival .
Jago knows Strax, setting this after The Haunting . Set in December. Litefoot is spending Christmas in Luxor with Jean Bazemore , leading Jago to spend it with the Paternoster Gang, and also setting this after Jago & Son . Authorial intent sets this the Christmas after Jago & Litefoot Forever . (BFX : Heritage 4 )
Jago and Litefoot encounter the Carrionites in 1899 . Jago is able to defeat them with his use of language and Litefoot writes a book relating the encounter which the Sixth Doctor owned a signed copy of. (AUDIO : The Carrionite Curse )
Over ten years have passed since the events of The Talons of Weng-Chiang . According to the synopsis, it is the dawn of a new century.
Jago and Litefoot have met Romana before, setting this after The Justice of Jalxar .
Set in January 1894, but Litefoot hasn't met the Doctor since The Talons of Weng-Chiang (it contradicts the events from their travels with the Sixth Doctor and their time being 1893). Jago does not appear.