Doctor Who
BBC television series that ran from 1963 to 1989, was revived in 2005, and is now ongoing.
Main characters
- The Doctor
- The Doctor's Companions
- The Tardis ("old girl")
Episodes
There are two main entries for this section, divided from practical reasons:
- List of Doctor Who serials, covering the 26 seasons of the original series, from 1963 to 1989
- List of Doctor Who episodes, covering the new series, begun in 2005 and ongoing, including the Christmas specials
Notable crew
- Verity Lambert, producer of the first 19 serials, 1963-1965
- Delia Derbyshire, musician. She arranged, performed and recorded the original theme song using entirely electronic means
- Russell T. Davies, showrunner of the current series
- Julie Gardner, executive producer of the current series.
- The list of women who wrote and directed Doctor Who over more than 40 years is very short. It is as follows...
Directors
- Julia Smith, "The Smugglers" and "The Underwater Menace",
- Fiona Cumming, "Castrovalva", "Snakedance", "Enlightenment" and "Planet of Fire"
- Mary Ridge, "Terminus"
- Sarah Hellings, "The Mark of the Rani"
Writers
- Barbara Clegg, "Enlightenment"
- Jane Baker, co-wrote "The Mark of the Rani", "Terror of the Vervoids", "The Ultimate Foe" and "Time and the Rani", with husband, Pip.
- Rona Munro, "Survival" (final serial of the original series)
Note: Paula Moore, credited for "Attack of the Cybermen", is a pseudonym. Ian Levine and Eric Saward developed the story and wrote the script based on a draft by Paula Woolsey.
- New series
- Helen Raynor, "The Daleks in Manhattan" and "Evolution of the Daleks"
TV spin-offs
Books
- The New Adventures, etc.
The first woman to publish an official Doctor Who spin-off novel was Kate Orman.
Parodies
External Links
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