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	Dictionary of Meaning www.mauspfeil.net
		A young woman from 1966, she was a :Category:Doctor Who companions companion of the William Hartnell First and Patrick Troughton Second Doctors and a regular in the programme from 1966 to 1967.
		In the Doctor Who spin-offs spin-off short story ''Mondas Passing'' by Paul Grice (in the anthology ''Short Trips'') which takes place in 1986, it was revealed that Ben and Polly eventually went their separate ways and married other people.
		In the Doctor Who spin-offs spin-off novel ''Invasion of the Cat-People'' by Gary Russell, Wright was given as Polly's last name.
	www.mauspfeil.net /Polly_(Doctor%20Who).html

	bank.ca - Category Doctor Who
		For further detail, see List of supporting characters in Doctor Who and Category:Doctor Who companions.
	www.bank.ca /Category-Doctor-Who/reference/search

	The Drabble Project
		The third drabble book has a Doctor Who theme and was published to celebrate the Time Lord's 30th Anniversary.
		The book contains a hundred drabbles by Doctors, companions, script-writers, producers and fans.
		Entitled The Drabble Project, it was largely SF based and won the British National Science Fiction Convention award in the category Best Short Text.
	www.meades.org /drabble.html

	The Drabble Project
		The third drabble book has a Doctor Who theme and was published to celebrate the Time Lord's 30th Anniversary.
		The book contains a hundred drabbles by Doctors, companions, script-writers, producers and fans.
		Entitled The Drabble Project, it was largely SF based and won the British National Science Fiction Convention award in the category Best Short Text.
	www.meades.org /drabble.html (1612 words)

	Review: Big Finish's Doctor Who: The Fearmonger, reviewed by D. K. Latta
		Produced by Big Finish and licensed from the BBC, these full cast audio plays have brought back many of the actors who've played the character, as well as their various Companions (the Whovian term for "sidekicks"), in new, feature length adventures.
		The idea behind The Fearmonger is to have The Doctor and Ace caught between the extremists on both sides of the political spectrum.
		But in The Fearmonger, New Britannia's rhetoric goes beyond "trickle down" economic policies or school uniforms or other right wing policies that can be put in the category of political opinion.
	www.strangehorizon.com /2001/20011015/fearmonger.shtml (1612 words)

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