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DK,Jason Loborik,Annabel Gibson,Moray Laing | 216 pages | 02 Apr 2013 | Dorling Kindersley Ltd | 9781409325710 | English | London, United Kingdom Doctor Who Character Encyclopedia | Tardis | Fandom

Main article: Doctor Who spin-offs. Both are episodes. He gains his surname when he returns in the episode, " ". Kennedy's American University speech of 10 June days prior to the episode's 22 November setting ; the episode's cliffhanger end takes place in the early evening of 22 November, at or about the moment of Kennedy's assassination. The Wheel in Space. Doctor Who. . Despite only small scenes in " Mummy on the Orient Express " and " Flatline ", he was credited for both. After appearing in ten episodes most significantly in " The Caretaker ", " In the Forest of the Night ", " " and " " , he died in the pre-credit scene of "Dark Water", but he still appeared in the post-credit scenes of the episode, and its follower. The turning point for the finale was when Danny sacrificed himself to save Earth from "Missy" the Master. His name is additionally shown on- screen in a newspaper in " Turn Left ", in which he is reported killed in a Doctor-less version of the events of " Smith and Jones ". The Abominable Snowmen. The Web of Fear. BBC One. Wells is the only named character to appear in all three series, although Anthony Debaeck's unnamed French newsreader does as well, and the TARDIS is heard in all three. The Three Doctors. History Canada and the U. Australia Music theme music composers soundtrack releases featured music. Producers Script editors Writers. Radio stories Home video releases VHS releases. Fandom Whoniverse Popular culture Merchandise Awards and nominations. Cast Supporting characters. Villains Henchmen Robots Items. Main article: Doctor Who spin-offs. Both are Eleventh Doctor episodes. He gains his surname when he returns in the Twelfth Doctor episode, " Deep Breath ". Kennedy's American University speech of 10 June days prior to the episode's 22 November setting ; the episode's cliffhanger end takes place in the early evening of 22 November, at or about the moment of Kennedy's assassination. The Wheel in Space. Doctor Who. The War Games. Doctor Who Magazine Despite only small scenes in " Mummy on the Orient Express " and " Flatline ", he was credited for both. After appearing in ten episodes most significantly in " The Caretaker ", " In the Forest of the Night ", " Dark Water " and " Death in Heaven " , he died in the pre-credit scene of "Dark Water", but he still appeared in the post- credit scenes of the episode, and its follower. The turning point for the finale was when Danny sacrificed himself to save Earth from "Missy" the Master. His name is additionally shown on- screen in a newspaper in " Turn Left ", in which he is reported killed in a Doctor-less version of the events of " Smith and Jones ". The Abominable Snowmen. The Web of Fear. BBC One. Wells is the only named character to appear in all three series, although Anthony Debaeck's unnamed French newsreader does as well, and the TARDIS is heard in all three. The Three Doctors. History Canada and the U. Australia Music theme music composers soundtrack releases featured music. Producers Script editors Writers. Radio stories Home video releases VHS releases. Fandom Whoniverse Popular culture Merchandise Awards and nominations. Cast Supporting characters. Villains Henchmen Robots Items. Doctor Who | Plot, Characters, Actors, & Facts | Britannica

This is another one of those fun books for all Whovians everywhere. This one is geared more toward youthful members of that elite group, but still it is full of more trivia, factoids and information than you could shake a sonic screwdriver at. Feb 07, Mark Speed rated it really liked it Shelves: sci-fi. This is a book that does very much what it says on the cover: it's an encyclopedia of characters who have appeared in Doctor Who. One or two reviewers seem to have missed this point. Just sayin' In terms of coverage, it's comprehensive. However, it lacks a good deal of depth. However, to have provided the kind of depth that some reviewers seem to have been expecting would have required several volumes of a similar size. It is, happily, image-rich. The facts well, it's fiction, but I would also remind adult reviewers who have given this a poor rating that this is, after all, targeted at a non-adult readership. Be fair. I've put a finish date on my review. Is one ever really finished with an encyclopedia? I was only 10 when the original Doctor Who began. It wasn't until the early 80's that I became aware of it. I watched it now and then as I was busy being a military spouse and college student. I moved quite often and some areas did not carry Doctor Who while others carried repeats, but not necessarily in order or even sticking to one season. Fast forward to this year and my British friend Pat telling me that Doctor Who was revived with new doctors and episodes in I have watched seasons I was only 10 when the original Doctor Who began. I have watched seasons with Doctors I have thoroughly enjoyed most of the episodes. I decided to see what books and episodes from the original series that my library has. I really like this book. I've read other reviews and some of them are fairly negative. I like the comments, the photographs and I even like the little boxes of information and arrows that point out the vagaries of clothing worn by Doctors, companions and other characters. Some reviewers have complained that this book is not comprehensive. It may not be, but I think it is an excellent resource for those new to Doctor Who so that they can familiarize themselves with various aspects of the series. I have gone back to watching the new series with the encyclopedia at hand. It is fun to pause an episode and look up the characters and especially the various aliens, entities, cyborgs and robots. I plan to renew this book when it gets close to the due date from my library. Then I'll return it, wait a week and request it again. Jan 29, Erikka rated it really liked it Shelves: non-fiction , sci-fi , I know, not technically "non-fiction", but it's a fact book about the show, so it's kinda referency. I think this would be really enjoyable for someone just beginning to watch the show, or just as a quick reflection on some of the more prevalent characters. However, there's nothing new about the characters you've met, just the stuff you learn about them in their episodes. I did get some new information, though, as there were many characters from the classic era that I've never seen. I honestly w I know, not technically "non-fiction", but it's a fact book about the show, so it's kinda referency. I honestly wish there had been a bit more about classic Who. And I learned that several of my favorite modern villains have been featured before, like the Silurians. As always, being a DK book, the pictures are beautiful and the organization flows nicely and keeps your interest. This would he great for middle school aged Whovians who, by the way, are awesome kids! I find it very interesting and can recommend it. However, if you are not finished with the show then this book is a book of spoilers. I enjoyed it not only because it had the new doctor who stuff, but it had the old Doctor Who stuff as we'll. He was the Mickey met. Come on people! I do like the rest of the book though. Jan 23, Kelsey Burke rated it it was amazing. Especially with all of the characters from Classic Who. Clearly written for kids, but, it haves some nice background information and beautiful photographs and stills from Doctor Who. Aug 15, Devynne rated it it was amazing. Doctor Who has really been my thing lately. This book has all of 's their companions, humans, aliens, cyborgs I give this a five-star rating!!! Jun 09, James Biser rated it liked it Shelves: This book is a good reference about the universe of Dr. My only complaint is that it is dated. There is great information about everything through the eleventh Doctor. There have been three more since then and a new books needed. Jun 11, Mael rated it really liked it. This book shows ALL the amazing, mischievous, evil, kind characters. They explain about them in detail, they also reveal their special abilities. Apr 28, J. If they were going for Quick Factoid Reference Guide, they nailed it. Encyclopedia, not so much. Still, an enjoyable guide. Full of colorful photos and details on every character, this encyclopedia is a must for every fan. This was a great little bind-up. I've only been watching "Doctor Who" since the new series started in , but I have managed to catch up on at least one episode or one movie in the The "Doctor Who Character Encyclopedia" is a photographic collection of the hit BBC television series "Doctor Who. I've only been watching "Doctor Who" since the new series started in , but I have managed to catch up on at least one episode or one movie in the case of Paul McGann's eighth Doctor from every Doctor. This collection goes through 50 years of "Who" so it's full of every and creature, as well as profiles on all eleven Doctors. For me, it was great to see all of the creatures and characters from the old series. I found myself on occasion going, "Oh, the new series should reintroduce this character at some point. It only includes a little over characters, mostly the major players and important one-off characters. So yeah, minor characters don't make an appearance. What's also not included much to my disappointment since these are some of my favorite episodes are historical figures. This is a beautiful bind-up. There's full color photos of most of the characters, very sharp and clear. I will warn you though, if you intend on trying to watch a lot of the old series in the future, this book does contain spoilers like companion deaths or departures, creature defeats, and how each Doctor regenerates into . Of course, "Doctor Who" is still running. This bind-up only goes up to "The Snowmen" Christmas special of , so the rest of season 7, the 50th anniversary and the Christmas special is not included. It was frustrating reading the part on Clara, knowing that she comes back as a companion, as well as on 's Eleventh Doctor page it just says "has not yet regenerated. Overall, a great character encyclopedia. It was fun to read the stuff I did know versus the stuff that is unfamiliar to me. I highly recommend this for all "Doctor Who" fans. Jun 22, shartyrant rated it it was ok Shelves: doctor-who. Things like "Data File: Playing Soccer Reason for Regenerating" and that is it for the 11th Doctor and all the other characters have the same "data profile" Nothing beyond the bare minimal. No stating of whether so and so is human or half human or Gallifreyan. No real detail on what happens with any of the long running companions Leela's entry was a joke as it was so brief and saying primitive skin to wear is basically all you sum up with and the fact that a sewer rat almost took her down? Nothing about how she dealt or interacted with those who constantly underestimated her? It has a picture of him with lines pointing at him of such "fascinating" tidbits like "drainpipe pants, tweed jacket and stylish quiff for his hair ". That is it. No real detail. NO real information for a supposed "encyclopedia". Luckily, I got this through a used bookstore and used trade credit as otherwise I would be really annoyed if I had paid full price. As it is, It is nice to see pictures of all the old characters from before the 9th Doctor's run, but even then, not much info is given. It is more like a "briefer" to the show. Nice if you are new to it though maybe spoilerish , but if you have watched it for a long time, it has nothing of real value. Great for Doctor Who completists or those new to the show. Or maybe even reference to what they wear as it seems to focus on that a lot. Very disappointed with the publisher DK as usually their stuff is pretty good. Mar 14, Jordan rated it liked it Shelves: non-fiction , owned-read , doctor- who. This is a visually appealing guide that covers a fair amount of Doctor Who characters. Obviously it doesn't cover every single one since that would take a way bigger book, and it does favor the new series some. Characters like Sara Kingdom, the Quarks, and the Kandy Man are missing while characters like Grayle who play relatively more minor roles I didn't even really remember Grayle at all until I read his description are included. Some characters such as Jenny, Strax, and the Great Intelligen This is a visually appealing guide that covers a fair amount of Doctor Who characters. Some characters such as Jenny, Strax, and the are listed in the index, but only talked about under other entries and never get their own entry. And while this book looks nice I do have a few issues with the choices made in the layout. Each character's picture is featured nice and large right in the middle of the page, but they're kind of distracted from by the weird descriptions that are attached. Some are fine and point out reasonable features of the character, but others say bizarre or completely inane things. So why did I give this book three stars? Because it's good as an overview, though not if you're looking for in-depth and extensive information. I imagine it's useful as a quick primer for those who haven't seen any of the old series and for those who have it makes a nice reminder since there have been a lot of characters to remember. It's fun to flip through and nice to look at. I bought this at a used bookstore for about eight dollars, which is the only reason I bought my own copy, as I think the full 17 dollar listed price is a bit iffy for what you get. May 23, Alan rated it liked it. As character guides for a television show goes this is one of the better efforts, and I think much better than DK Book's other recent genre effort the Star Wars Clone Wars Character Guide. The information is very recent as it includes all of the doctors except Peter Cushing and many of the companions, including Clara. There is a nice use of color photography where available, but I think the book places too much emphasis on the characters introduced during the 10th and 11th doctors tour of duty. It also feels, and some of this comes form casual reading in other places, that many of the older companions were ignored or given short shift. I mean really the main picture for Romana isn't Mary Tamm who played the character the longest? Regardless if you have a soft spot for guides like such as I do, and are a Doctor Who fan see if you can find a copy for a reasonable price and you'll likely enjoy it. Sep 22, Evalyn R. This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I really love this book because it tells me everything about every companion and enemies. To be honest I never really knew that the eleventh doctor has used up all his 12 generations. It might be confusing at first for the people that didn't ever see doctor who but once you watch the episodes you're like cool and everything like that but then I didn't know that the eleventh doctor had a wife and her name was river song a. I love how it has I really love this book because it tells me everything about every companion and enemies. I love how it has the picture of what they all look like. I love how river song uses the word "spoilers" I love Matt smith he is like my best actor. I love the phrase "Geronimo" it's just pretty amazing I love doctor who and I guess I always will since there is a new doctor the 12 doctor. But the question is what is the doctors name!! I al us wondered that. But who knows I really like the book a lot I have the book! Mar 28, Hilde Helseth rated it it was amazing Shelves: , goodreads-reading-challenge , favorites. Jul 09, Kaethe Douglas rated it really liked it Shelves: picture-books , nonfiction , doctor-who. Kind of a tough call. The Doctor Who comics, novels and audio dramas have created companions, villains and supporting characters of their own. Some of these originated in one medium and later appeared in another. The lists below indicate where a character has appeared. See also List of companions in Doctor Who spin-offs. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Wikipedia list article. Main article: Companion Doctor Who. Main article: Time Lord. Main article: List of Doctor Who monsters and aliens. Main article: Doctor Who spin-offs. Both are Eleventh Doctor episodes. He gains his surname when he returns in the Twelfth Doctor episode, " Deep Breath ". Kennedy's American University speech of 10 June days prior to the episode's 22 November setting ; the episode's cliffhanger end takes place in the early evening of 22 November, at or about the moment of Kennedy's assassination. The Wheel in Space. Doctor Who. The War Games. Doctor Who Magazine Despite only small scenes in " Mummy on the Orient Express " and " Flatline ", he was credited for both. After appearing in ten episodes most significantly in " The Caretaker ", " In the Forest of the Night ", " Dark Water " and " Death in Heaven " , he died in the pre-credit scene of "Dark Water", but he still appeared in the post-credit scenes of the episode, and its follower. The turning point for the finale was when Danny sacrificed himself to save Earth from "Missy" the Master. His name is additionally shown on-screen in a newspaper in " Turn Left ", in which he is reported killed in a Doctor-less version of the events of " Smith and Jones ". The Abominable Snowmen. The Web of Fear. BBC One. BBC One - Doctor Who - Characters

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The books covers a wealth of characters each given a full page spread with colour-coded pages denoting the subject's categories. Fandom may earn an affiliate commission on sales made from links on this page. I've put a finish date on my review. Is one ever really finished with an encyclopedia? I was only 10 when the original Doctor Who began. It wasn't until the early 80's that I became aware of it. I watched it now and then as I was busy being a military spouse and college student. I moved quite often and some areas did not carry Doctor Who while others carried repeats, but not necessarily in order or even sticking to one season. Fast forward to this year and my British friend Pat telling me that Doctor Who was revived with new doctors and episodes in I have watched seasons I was only 10 when the original Doctor Who began. I have watched seasons with Doctors I have thoroughly enjoyed most of the episodes. I decided to see what books and episodes from the original series that my library has. I really like this book. I've read other reviews and some of them are fairly negative. I like the comments, the photographs and I even like the little boxes of information and arrows that point out the vagaries of clothing worn by Doctors, companions and other characters. Some reviewers have complained that this book is not comprehensive. It may not be, but I think it is an excellent resource for those new to Doctor Who so that they can familiarize themselves with various aspects of the series. I have gone back to watching the new series with the encyclopedia at hand. It is fun to pause an episode and look up the characters and especially the various aliens, entities, cyborgs and robots. I plan to renew this book when it gets close to the due date from my library. Then I'll return it, wait a week and request it again. Jan 29, Erikka rated it really liked it Shelves: non-fiction , sci-fi , I know, not technically "non-fiction", but it's a fact book about the show, so it's kinda referency. I think this would be really enjoyable for someone just beginning to watch the show, or just as a quick reflection on some of the more prevalent characters. However, there's nothing new about the characters you've met, just the stuff you learn about them in their episodes. I did get some new information, though, as there were many characters from the classic era that I've never seen. I honestly w I know, not technically "non-fiction", but it's a fact book about the show, so it's kinda referency. I honestly wish there had been a bit more about classic Who. And I learned that several of my favorite modern villains have been featured before, like the Silurians. As always, being a DK book, the pictures are beautiful and the organization flows nicely and keeps your interest. This would he great for middle school aged Whovians who, by the way, are awesome kids! I find it very interesting and can recommend it. However, if you are not finished with the show then this book is a book of spoilers. I enjoyed it not only because it had the new doctor who stuff, but it had the old Doctor Who stuff as we'll. He was the first doctor Mickey met. Come on people! I do like the rest of the book though. Jan 23, Kelsey Burke rated it it was amazing. Especially with all of the characters from Classic Who. Clearly written for kids, but, it haves some nice background information and beautiful photographs and stills from Doctor Who. Aug 15, Devynne rated it it was amazing. Doctor Who has really been my thing lately. This book has all of the Doctor's their companions, humans, aliens, cyborgs I give this a five-star rating!!! Jun 09, James Biser rated it liked it Shelves: This book is a good reference about the universe of Dr. My only complaint is that it is dated. There is great information about everything through the eleventh Doctor. There have been three more since then and a new books needed. Jun 11, Mael rated it really liked it. This book shows ALL the amazing, mischievous, evil, kind characters. They explain about them in detail, they also reveal their special abilities. Apr 28, J. If they were going for Quick Factoid Reference Guide, they nailed it. Encyclopedia, not so much. Still, an enjoyable guide. Full of colorful photos and details on every character, this encyclopedia is a must for every fan. This was a great little bind-up. I've only been watching "Doctor Who" since the new series started in , but I have managed to catch up on at least one episode or one movie in the The "Doctor Who Character Encyclopedia" is a photographic collection of the hit BBC television series "Doctor Who. I've only been watching "Doctor Who" since the new series started in , but I have managed to catch up on at least one episode or one movie in the case of Paul McGann's eighth Doctor from every Doctor. This collection goes through 50 years of "Who" so it's full of every companion and creature, as well as profiles on all eleven Doctors. For me, it was great to see all of the creatures and characters from the old series. I found myself on occasion going, "Oh, the new series should reintroduce this character at some point. It only includes a little over characters, mostly the major players and important one-off characters. So yeah, minor characters don't make an appearance. What's also not included much to my disappointment since these are some of my favorite episodes are historical figures. This is a beautiful bind-up. There's full color photos of most of the characters, very sharp and clear. I will warn you though, if you intend on trying to watch a lot of the old series in the future, this book does contain spoilers like companion deaths or departures, creature defeats, and how each Doctor regenerates into the next Doctor. Of course, "Doctor Who" is still running. This bind-up only goes up to "The Snowmen" Christmas special of , so the rest of season 7, the 50th anniversary and the Christmas special is not included. It was frustrating reading the part on Clara, knowing that she comes back as a companion, as well as on Matt Smith's Eleventh Doctor page it just says "has not yet regenerated. Overall, a great character encyclopedia. It was fun to read the stuff I did know versus the stuff that is unfamiliar to me. I highly recommend this for all "Doctor Who" fans. Jun 22, shartyrant rated it it was ok Shelves: doctor-who. Things like "Data File: Playing Soccer Reason for Regenerating" and that is it for the 11th Doctor and all the other characters have the same "data profile" Nothing beyond the bare minimal. No stating of whether so and so is human or half human or Gallifreyan. No real detail on what happens with any of the long running companions Leela's entry was a joke as it was so brief and saying primitive skin to wear is basically all you sum up with and the fact that a sewer rat almost took her down? Nothing about how she dealt or interacted with those who constantly underestimated her? It has a picture of him with lines pointing at him of such "fascinating" tidbits like "drainpipe pants, tweed jacket and stylish quiff for his hair ". That is it. No real detail. NO real information for a supposed "encyclopedia". Luckily, I got this through a used bookstore and used trade credit as otherwise I would be really annoyed if I had paid full price. As it is, It is nice to see pictures of all the old characters from before the 9th Doctor's run, but even then, not much info is given. It is more like a "briefer" to the show. Nice if you are new to it though maybe spoilerish , but if you have watched it for a long time, it has nothing of real value. Great for Doctor Who completists or those new to the show. Or maybe even reference to what they wear as it seems to focus on that a lot. Very disappointed with the publisher DK as usually their stuff is pretty good. Mar 14, Jordan rated it liked it Shelves: non-fiction , owned-read , doctor- who. This is a visually appealing guide that covers a fair amount of Doctor Who characters. Obviously it doesn't cover every single one since that would take a way bigger book, and it does favor the new series some.

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Main article: Time Lord. Main article: List of Doctor Who monsters and aliens. Main article: Doctor Who spin-offs. Both are Eleventh Doctor episodes. He gains his surname when he returns in the Twelfth Doctor episode, " Deep Breath ". Kennedy's American University speech of 10 June days prior to the episode's 22 November setting ; the episode's cliffhanger end takes place in the early evening of 22 November, at or about the moment of Kennedy's assassination. The Wheel in Space. Doctor Who. The War Games. Doctor Who Magazine Despite only small scenes in " Mummy on the Orient Express " and " Flatline ", he was credited for both. After appearing in ten episodes most significantly in " The Caretaker ", " In the Forest of the Night ", " Dark Water " and " Death in Heaven " , he died in the pre-credit scene of "Dark Water", but he still appeared in the post-credit scenes of the episode, and its follower. The turning point for the finale was when Danny sacrificed himself to save Earth from "Missy" the Master. His name is additionally shown on- screen in a newspaper in " Turn Left ", in which he is reported killed in a Doctor-less version of the events of " Smith and Jones ". The Abominable Snowmen. The Web of Fear. Packed with fascinating facts and statistics for characters from the Abzorbaloff to the Zygons , and with large cut-out poses and stunning stills from the programme, this is the ultimate compendium of Doctor Who characters. The books covers a wealth of characters each given a full page spread with colour-coded pages denoting the subject's categories. Fandom may earn an affiliate commission on sales made from links on this page. Sign In Don't have an account? Start a Wiki. The series resumed to much acclaim in Doctor Who chronicled the adventures of an eccentric time-traveling scientist from the remote planet Gallifrey, home of the Time Lords. Although capable of whisking the Doctor and his passengers to any time and any place in the universe, the craft was frequently parked on Earth in the form of a blue police box. Whether in England or in the far reaches of space, the Doctor and his colleagues battled a multitude of evils, including robots, monsters, and a twisted Time Lord. Certain adversaries recurred throughout the series, notably the , genocidal aliens armoured in robotlike suits who sought the extermination of life-forms inferior to themselves. The original Doctor was played by until , when the show revealed that Time Lords had the ability to regenerate themselves when near death. Their reincarnated forms appeared as different people, although they retained the same memories and skills. This plot twist allowed different actors to assume the title role. The original series eventually featured seven different Doctors, the longest-lasting of which was Tom Baker — Over the course of the program, companions of the Doctor included Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart Nicholas Courtney , a commander in an organization that combats extraterrestrials; Jamie McCrimmon Frazer Hines , an 18th-century Scotsman; and Sarah Jane Smith Elisabeth Sladen , an investigative journalist. The original series was not so much cancelled as postponed.

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