Here it is… the story behind one of television's most successful, longest-running shows.  Come with DOCTOR WHO on a trip through time… to the early days of the programme when it all began… meet actors, authors and television staff… see inside a TV studio and watch a production take shape… learn the secrets of the monsters… relive every 'Doctor Who' story since the beginning… follow the Doctor through four incarnations and - prehaps - begin to discover just WHO is DOCTOR WHO?

WHAT'S WHAT AND WHO'S WHO IN SPACE AND TIME
This is a time-travelling A-Z of all the people, places and facts in the astounding adventures of Doctor Who.  In addition it contains a complete list of Doctor Who films and records, the names of all the Doctor Who book authors and a breakdown of who does what in the BBC Doctor Who production team.

Now at last you can discover exactly how many elephants and tigers the Doctor won at backgammon with Kublai Khan, the precise breeding speed of the Sontarans, the identities of all the Doctor's doubles, and thousands of other pieces of crucial and intriguing information!

The Doctor Who Programme Guide is the key to all the Doctor's adventures.  No Doctor Who library is complete without it.

Also in this series:
The Doctor Who Programme Guide. Vol. 1:  The Doctor Who plots all in one book.

Why did Romana finally leave the Doctor?
Who was the Guardian of the Solar System who betrayed it to the Daleks in the 41st century?
How many actors have played the part of the Doctor?
Why was the fourth Doctor forced to regenerate?

How much do you know about DOCTOR WHO?

Now you can find out in this specially compiled book of over 750 questions an the Doctor's adventures and the enemies he has fought in time and space.  There are quizzes on the Doctor's companions, the Daleks, the Cybermen, the Time Lords and others plus a special section on the people behind the scenes of the TV programme.

THE DOCTOR WHO QUIZ BOOK is designed to test your knowledge of all the Doctor's adventures and reveal little-known facts about the Doctor Who legend.  It is a must for all Doctor Who fans.

THE DOCTOR WHO PLOTS ALL IN ONE BOOK
This intergalactic guide to the adventures of Doctor Who tells the complete story of the Doctor's astounding exploits.  It gives you the plots, cast lists, production teams and dates of the Doctor Who adventures shown on television since 1963.

This book is your TARDIS.  With it you can travel through time and relive all the Doctor's past adventures.  Fight against the Daleks with the Thals!  Join forces with UNIT against the Green Death!  Discover the truth about the Curse of Peladon!  Wrestle with the brain of a renegade Time Lord!

The Doctor Who programme Guide is the key to all the Doctor's adventures.  No Doctor Who library is complete without it.

Also in this series:
The Doctor Who Programme Guide Vol. 2: What's What and Who's Who in Space and Time

SO YOU THINK YOU KNOW ABOUT WHO?

Adrian Heath's compilation of a multitude of puzzles and quizzes based on the ever pupular BBC TV Doctor Who series will really put your knowledge to the test.

But don't expect straightforward questions and answers - Adrian's puzzles have all the versatility of a fully functioning TARDIS and assume a variety of mystifying guises!

You can have hours of fun and amusement becoming a veritable Doctor Who Mastermind.

THE DOCTOR WHO FUN BOOK is a lunatic romp through space and time in the crazy company of Tim Quinn and Dicky Howett, regular contributers to the Doctor Who Magazine:

Packed with jokes, puzzles, games, stories and cartoons, THE DOCTOR WHO FUN BOOK is the perfect accompaniment for any journey through the cosmos.

Autumn 1963: a time machine disguised as a battered blue police telephone box made its first appearance on Britain's television screens.  A quarter of a century, seven Doctors, and more than a hundred and fifty stories later, Doctor Who is still going strong.

The Doctor Who Programme Guide is the complete guide to every Doctor Who story shown on television.  The stories are listed in order of broadcasting; each entry includes the storyline, the full cast list, and the names of the producer, script editor, writer and director.

This new edition is updated and revised throughout, with a new forward by John Nathan-Turner, the man who has produced Doctor Who during the 1980's.

Essential reading for every fan of Doctor Who.

By the end of the 1960s the BBC television programme Doctor Who had enthralled a generation of children.  The police telephone box and the staccato-voiced Daleks had become household icons; watching the flickering black-and-white images of alien monsters and marvels had become a Saturdat teatime ritual for millions.

In Juanuary 1970 Doctor Who returned for a new season - and burst into living rooms in full colour and with a new, dynamic actor in the leading role.

Jon Pertwee was succeeded as the Doctor by Tom Baker, whose flamboyance during his seven-year tenure ensured that the Doctor would be confirmed as one of TV's most memorable characters.

Meanwhile, advances in technology produced more believable monsters and more spectacular special effects.  More and more scenes were filmed on location.  Doctor Who became more popular than ever, with adults now outnumbering children in the continuously rising audience.

The Sevenities is a definitive record of Doctor Who's second decade.  It is illustrated in full colour throughout the book with an unrivalled collection of historic photographs.

David J Howe, Mark Stammers and Stephen James Walker have spent many years researching and writing about Doctor Who.  Together they have written The Sixties, described by Stage & TV Today as 'one of the best books about television ever,' and the Handbook series of paperbacks about the individual Doctors.  David J Howe created Timeframe, the glorious colour scrapbook celebrating 30 years of Doctor Who, while Mark Stammers and Stephen James Walker have edited the first two Decalog collections of short fiction.

The 1970s saw Doctor Who grow up, with adults outnumbering children in the continuously climbing viewing figures.  Terror and humour were blended to compliment an actor who had made the era his own.

But a new decade saw Tom Baker leave the show.  A new production team was in place, and the programme was about to undergo its most radical change since the switch from black-and-white to colour.

Doctor Who's third decade saw unprecidented diversity and experimentation - with the lead role and nature of the show itself.  Peter Davison soon won acceptance for his sensitive portrayal of the Doctor and the new maturity of the series' storylines.  Colin Baker's moody and unpredictable interpretation replected uncertanties about the show's future, and ended in recriminations.  And Sylvester McCoy brought the mystery back to a character still struggling in the face of falling ratings.

The Eighties is a meticulous account of Doctor Who's most contentious decade.  It is illustrated throughout with an unrivalled collection of colur photographs, most of which have never been printed before.

David J. Howe, Mark Stammers and Stephen James Walker have spent many years researching and writing about Doctor Who.  Together they have written The Sixties, described by Stage & TV Today as 'one of the best books about television ever', The Seventies, and the Handbook series of paperbacks about the individual Doctors.

Here in the second DR WHO MONSTER BOOK is the story of the new Doctor in his fourth most exciting incarnation.  How and why he changed his form... the story of his companions, adventures and, above all, the fresh array of monstrous enemies he encounters on the way.

The Daleks return!

DALEK SPECIAL is a compendium of their past triumphs, their early beginnings, their series and their latest adventure.

Packed with games and puzzles, this extravaganza even contains an original story by the Dalek creator, Terry Nation.

DALEK SPECIAL is everything you have always wanted to know about Britain's favourite meanies!

Test your general knowledge and try these quizzes on dinosaurs, extinct animals, strange happenings and famous people of long ago - the original headline-makers! The Doctor and his companions Nyssa and Tegan meet them all going back and forward in time and space, and help you to answer the questions.

Michael Holt, author of the Doctor Who Quiz Books, has written well over 100 books, mostly for children. He has also appeared on his own 'Mathemagical' show on BBC Television.

The Great Intelligence trapped the whole of Central London inside one (3, 2, 4)

The Time Lords brought them together to fight Omega (3, 5, 7)

These are not the coordinates of some exotic planet or a coded message from outer space.  They're just two of the clues to be found in the new Doctor Who CROSSWORD BOOK

WHETHER YOU'RE TRAPPED IN A TIME WARP OR CAUGHT IN A TRAFFIC JAM, WHY NOT ADD A NEW DIMENSION TO THOSE WASTED MOMENTS AND ENTER THE WORLD OF DOCTOR WHO.

Have fun with the Doctor and his companions Nyssa and Tegan, as they try to outwit you with this exciting collection of magic tricks galore. Discover how to foil your friends with optical illusions, mind-reading tricks, puzzles and much more besides! You can even quiz yourself on famous magicians of the past - the Doctor is on hand to help you with the answers.

Is there life 'out there'? Do U.F.O.'s and 'extra-terrestrials' really exist? What would it be like to live in space? The Doctor and his companions find answers to these and many other extraordinary questions as they travel in the TARDIS through time and space. Explore the mysteries of the universe yourself - in this exciting quiz book there are tricks and puzzles galore for you to try your hand at!

What did Isaac Newton do when his cat had kittens? Who had green eyes, bright red hair and invented the pendulum? Who hated organ-grinders and invented the computer? The Doctor and his companions Nyssa and Tegan take you back and forth thousands of years in time to meet some of the cleverest men who have ever lived. Become a famous scientist yourself! In this exciting quiz book you'll find mind-bending puzzles and simple scientific experiments to try your hand at - and astound your friends!

Do you know which empire succeeded the Manussan empire? Or what ECCO was? Or how the Menoptera were armed?
Nigel Robinson has compiled a SECOND DOCTOR WHO QUIZ BOOK to test your knowledge of the ever-expanding Whoniverse. Over 1,000 questions and answers will tell whether you know who's who and what's what in all matters relating to the extraordinarily widely travelled Doctor.

And if you need to jog your memory, there are over eighty Doctor Who novelisations in print, including the following recently published titles:
Doctor Who - Time-Flight
Doctor Who - Meglos
Doctor Who - Castrovalva
Doctor Who - Four to Doomsday
Doctor Who - Earthshock
Doctor Who - Arc of Infinity
Doctor Who - Terminus
Doctor Who - The Five Doctors

Who was the Deadly Assassin?

On which planet did the Daleks search for their destiny?

How did the Cybermen attempt to alter the course of history?

Why was the Rani exiled from Gallifrey?

Once again Nigel Robinson has compiled over 1,000 questions on all aspects of the Doctor's adventures in time and space. THE THIRD DOCTOR WHO QUIZ BOOK is designed to lead you to a deeper appreciation of the world's longest-running TV science-fiction series, and increase your knowledge of the many worlds of Doctor Who.

The planet did not look inviting...

On the fog-shrouded planet Gathwyr, the Doctor and his Companions stumble across the keys to a mystery that lead them to plot and counterplot in a struggle that threatens the universe itself. In this plot-your-own Doctor Who adventure from FASA, the Doctor must use all of his intelligence, charm, and luck to discover what power is eroding the barriers between Time and Space. Somewhere on Gathwyr lie the clues to the puzzle, but as the puzzle comes together, The Doctor learns he still faces his greatest challenge, a confrontation with the dark lord of the enigmatic Vortex Crystal! Doctor Who plot-your-own adventures are a new concept in interactive fiction, combining the detail and depth of a novel with the fast-paced excitement of a role-playing game. As the intrepid Doctor, you make the decisions that determine the course of an adventure. Each decision leads you, step by step, through an unfolding story-plot, where your skill will make the crucial difference between success and failure.

Something was seriously wrong with history...

And the disappearance of a psychiatrist and his patient from the 20th century was only the beginning. In this plot-your-own Doctor Who adventure, The Doctor and his Companions travel back to America at the time of the Civil War. There, they learn that a time-loose rebel soldier has discovered how the war turned out and is hard at work making certain that this time around, the South wins! Doctor Who plot-your-own adventures are a new concept in interactive fiction, combining the detail and depth of a novel with the fast-paced excitement of a role-playing game. As the intrepid Doctor, you make the decisions that determine the course of an adventure. Each decision leads you, step by step, through an unfolding story-plot, where your skill will make the crucial difference between success and failure.

Do you know where the fourth Doctor was tied to a post waiting for the Kraal's bomb to explode in 'The Android Invasion'? Or where the BBC went to film the Zygons' spacecraft rise from the waters of Loch Ness? Or where the village of Devil's End from 'The Daemons' can be found?

Jean Airey and Laurie Haldeman have scoured the length and breadth of Great Britain in search of the film locations of many of the Doctor's extraordinary adventures through space and time. In doing so they have unearthed a wealth of fascinating information about the filming of the world's longest-running science fiction TV show.

So if you've ever wondered where the planet Telos really is, or what race of aliens lived in the caves at Wookey Hole, then TRAVEL WITHOUT THE TARDIS will prove to be an indispensable guidebook.

The TARDIS materialises on board the Vipod Mor, a galactic survey ship captained by the repulsive Orlous Moston Slarn. Things are not going too well on board the spacecraft: a mysterious killer stalks the ship's infrastructure; a junior officer, whose body is four years older than his brain, commands its bridge; the craft's computer seems to be developing its own distinctive personality; and Slarn threatens to vent his vindictive anger on his crew. Soon the Doctor and Peri stumble upon a shocking secret, a secret upon which depends the fate of the entire Universe...

THE NOVELISATION OF THE RADIO 4 DOCTOR WHO STORY.

This companion volume to THE PROGRAMME GUIDE contains everything there is to know about Doctor Who and the planet Earth.

The information is divided into three main sections. The first contains a Who's Who of the actors, technicians and writers connected with the Doctor Who television stories. The second contains brief details of all the Doctor Who adventures other than those shown on television - the stories from the stage plays, the radio programmes, and the comic strips. The third is a chronology of Earth history as revealed in the Doctor Who television stories.

THE TERRESTRIAL INDEX is packed with information for Doctor Who fans, and is an indispensable companion to THE PROGRAMME GUIDE.

The third volume of Jean-Marc Lofficier's Doctor Who reference trilogy will be entitled THE UNIVERSAL DATABANK.