doctor who (fictional character)

When the Doctor arrives on a Dalek Foundation world, where billions of refugees are harbored by the normally malevolent Daleks, he searches for the reasons behind their suddenly inexplicable change of heart. Meanwhile, on another Foundation planet, archaeologists find a dangerous, buried technology that may be the key to the Doctor's search.

Doctor Who and Rose investigate a Welsh village where a mysterious killing has taken place and children are tormented by nightmares, and discover that, while the villagers suspect industrialist Nathaniel Morton, there may be more ancient and evil monstrosities at work.

The Doctor and Rose's vacation plans are interrupted when the TARDIS lands in a village on the southern coast of England not far from an archaeological dig where a Roman mosaic was unearth that showed scenes of ancient myths and a Dalek, organisms from the planet Skaro.

Wilfred Mott is attending a naming ceremony of a new star named after himself and he brings Doctor Who, but the Doctor fears the worst when an ancient force from the Dark Times is heading for Earth.

The aerodrome in Culverton has new owners and the Doctor is sent to investigate when suspicious things start happening in the village, like black-shirted troops mysteriously appearing on the streets.

When the Doctor encounters a village in the nineteenth century suffering from a deadly plague, he investigates the situation and discovers the Cybermen may somehow be involved.

Contains entries for the characters, places, and objects found in the newer version of the television show Doctor Who.

The Doctor must fix the problems caused by Professor Chronotis, a retired Timelord, who has accidentally loaned out the "The Worshipful and Ancient Law of Gallifrey" to a student. Based on the unused script by Douglas Adams.

Guinan adds her voice to Doctor Who's in convincing Captain Picard that the Enterprise must form an alliance, however distasteful it may be, with the Borg in order to deal with the threat presented by the Cybermen.

Presents a collection of classic adventures from "Doctor Who Monthly" that include such tales as "Lunar Lagoon" "4-Dimensional Vistas," and "The Moderator.".