Doctor Who the Handbook: The Fourth Doctor

Walker, Stephen James

Stammers, Mark

Howe, David J.

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Carol Pub. Group

DOCTOR WHO'S COLIN BAKER. This book chronicles the Sixth Doctor and covers 1984-1986. Colin Baker wrote the book's introduction. The book includes a wealth of information for serious fans of the original Doctor Who series.

The Sixth Doctor (Doctor Who the Handbook)

Humor & Entertainment

London Bridge

The First Doctor (Doctor Who the Handbook)

This book reveals previously unknown details about the fifth Doctor's reign, which was an era of unprecedented change for the programme. It includes a profile of the actor and a critical summary of each story in which he starred.

Doctor Who the Handbook: The Fifth Doctor (Doctor Who Series)

The Handbook: The Third Doctor (Doctor Who Library)

Television

After the success of the fourth, sixth, first, fifth and third "Doctor" handbooks, Stammers and Walker have applied their undisputed talent for research and documentation to one of the most fondly remembered eras of Britain's greatest science fiction show.

Doctor Who the Handbook: The Second Doctor

In 1997, "Doctor Who" was canceled. For ten years the show would be off the air, spawning a host of tie-in products and unofficial material to satisfy the show's legions of fans. Here, the authors have applied their undisputed talent for research and documentation to one of the most fondly remembered eras of Britain's greatest science fiction show.

The Handbook: The Seventh Doctor

Virgin Pub

Here, for the first time, is a complete overview of the pivotal period that saw the apparent end of Doctor Who. The book reveals hitherto unknown facts about the actors, the technical crew, and the public reaction. In researching this book, the authors had unlimited access to the BBC's files and have turned up hundreds of new facts about the world's best-loved Time Lord.

Doctor Who the Eighties (Doctor Who Series)

Doctor Who: The Sixties

Illustrated throughout with color and B&W photos, most of which have never been published before, this book is a meticulous record of the early days of a cultural phenomenon--the BBC-TV show Doctor Who. "Will probably rank as the ultimate book on the subject. . . ."--Doctor Who Magazine.

Documenting the development of Doctor Who, one of Britain's favorite TV shows, over the pivotal 1970s, this treasure trove of research reveals hitherto unknown facts about the actors, the technical crew, and public reaction to the show. The authors' unlimited access to the BBC's files has uncovered hundreds of new tidbits about the world's best-loved Time Lord.

Doctor Who: The Seventies

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