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	Matrix (Doctor Who) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Matrix, in the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who, is a massive computer system on the planet Gallifrey that acts as the repository of the combined knowledge of the Time Lords.
		The Keeper of the Matrix holds the Key of Rassilon that grants access to the Seventh Door, which was thought legendary until the Doctor used the Key to access it in The Ultimate Foe.
		In the Doctor Who comic strip published in Doctor Who Magazine, the Matrix is depicted as being inhabited by the minds of dead Time Lords, who have a sort of quasi-existence within its confines.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Matrix_(Doctor_Who) (968 words)

	Outpost Gallifrey: Reviews
		The sombre Seventh Doctor and the headstrong Ace are perfectly written, and Joseph Liebermann, whose long journey is written almost in the form of pre-titles sequences throughout the book, becomes the most memorable character ever to meet the Seventh Doctor, at least in the BBC world.
		The seventh Doctor is the ideal protagonist to put under the microscope and explore his darkness because he is (for me) capable of being the scariest of the lot.
		The Doctor and Ace are being pursued by a dark entity, and pause to hide in 1963.
	www.gallifreyone.com /review.php?id=bbcp-16 (2790 words)

	Matrix
		The Doctor starts out all moody and then suffers a burst of amnesia, and as such ends up wandering around the novel without any idea of who he is - something that was frankly dealt with much better later on in Caught on Earth arc with the eighth Doctor.
		He's got his lackey Jed, who's really such a lowlife that there's not really any sympathetic characteristics about him, and so he just spends all his time fawning and being confused by things beyond the realm of his understanding (which he appears to be just about everything).
		Doctor Who and its properties are © the BBC.
	www.msu.edu /~gobeski1/Matrix.htm (879 words)

	Amazon.com: Doctor Who - The Deadly Assassin: Video: William Hartnell,Patrick Troughton,Jon Pertwee,Tom Baker,Peter ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Doctor's fight for survival in the Matrix is the highlight of the story and is a testimony to the Doctor's wit and determination.
		Of course, when the Doctor comes back to reality, he still has the Master to deal with, and this rotting, robe-clad version, unlike the previous (and later) portrayers, has all of the viciousness, egotism, and homididal mania we expect from the character with none of his usual charm or humor.
		Of the 253 episodes of "Doctor Who" that were produced in the 1960s, 108 no longer exist in the BBC Television Archives due to an archive purge in the 1970s.
	www.amazon.com /Doctor-Who-Assassin-William-Hartnell/dp/6301802748 (2642 words)

	Earthbound Timelords: "Review: 'Matrix' Doctor Who Novel"
		Who else would have access to the Matrix, who else would be so evil that he would have a direct effect on the Doctor and make the Doctor kill, who else would be so evil that he was as evil as 13 Doctors put together.
		Even more bothersome to me is the fact that it is the Seventh Doctor who carries out a number of the Jack the Ripper murders (occasionally it is his villainous alter ego but the fact remains that the Doctor himself does commit murder).
		"Matrix" is not a necessary read, and should probably be passed on unless one is determined to read every Doctor Who novel there is. (c) Copyright Zepo, 1999.
	homepages.bw.edu /~jcurtis/Zepo_r21.htm (837 words)

	The Doctor (Doctor Who)
		Amongst Doctor Who fans there is much debate as to what is canon (beyond the original TV show), and much of the background to the character's origins which has been established in the novel's since the show left the air is ignored or refuted by them.
		Doctor Who (U.S.) #14 - The Neutron Knights (DWM 60)
		Shortly afterwards the Doctor's TARDIS was invaded by a malevolent entity.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix/doctorwh.htm (16281 words)

	"Doctor Who" (1963) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		What Doctor Who does deliver is keen attention to character, dialogue, and plot.
		Doctor Who was always something more than its 1963 bandw kid's show origins suggest, and over the years it evolved into a program that could make some very clever, thought-provoking comments and observations while at the same time delivering a fun and suspenseful adventure.
		I was lucky enough to first see Doctor Who on PBS, one half-hour episode per week-night.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0056751 (677 words)

	Books: Matrix (Doctor Who Series) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		I say this because its plot attempts to be an epic tale and fails, its supporting characters fail to impress and its employment of its central villain is terribly appaling.
		The Doctor and Ace have a very interesting adventure in a classic setting, one which often inspires a great story (like 'Talons of Weng-Chiang', 'Evil of the Daleks' and - stretching over to the Edwardian era - 'Pyramids of Mars').
		Something is affecting the Seventh Doctor, something familiar, and he decides to face it alone and leave Ace with his old friends Ian and Barbara.
	www.tracone.com /shop/us/0563405961/Matrix_Doctor_Who_Series.html (703 words)

	Matrix - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Matrix (biology), the material between animal or plant cells or the material in the inner membrane of a mitochondrion
		Matrix (geology), the fine grains between larger grains in igneous or sedimentary rocks
		Matrix (numismatics), an intermediate into which the design of a coin is engraved
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Matrix (451 words)

	Amazon.com: Heart of TARDIS (Doctor Who Series): Books: Dave Stone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The second Doctor was somewhat too cartoonish for me, and the fourth just missed the mark of being Tom Baker type insanity and ended up being Dave Stone type insanity (which is a completely different style of madness, believe it or not).
		I've been a Doctor Who fan for 25 years or so, and read a decent amount of the novels, but this was the first I ever actively said "No Mas".
		The characterizations of both Doctors were WAY off and the only redeeming quality was Romana, who was the only well characterized character.
	www.amazon.com /Heart-TARDIS-Doctor-Dave-Stone/dp/0563555963 (1915 words)

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		This is clearly a girl who collects surnames - Gale for the BBC, McShane in the NAs and Sorinova-McShane in Happy Endings, courtesy of the epilogue to the Curse of Fenric novelisation.
		But after a hundred pages, one realizes that, like a 7th Doctor magic trick (Greatest Show in the Galaxy), there are just too many balls up in the air, and the ending lets most of them drop freely out of camera range.
		Matrix is a heady mix of Kafka, Lovecraft and Dickens - it's a gloomy combination of the macabre and grotesque, laden with religious imagery and nihilistic desolation.
	www.pagefillers.com /dwrg/matr.htm (4689 words)

	Matrix
		The Tardis is finally drawn to London in the winter of 1888, where the Doctor and Ace discover a dark secret from Gallifrey's past, and the name of their unseen opponent.
		For much of the book The Doctor is out of the main action but, against the odds, this only enhances the tale.
		Articles inspired by the the worlds of Doctor Who.
	www.unitnews.co.uk /story.php?article_id=30 (240 words)

	Outpost Gallifrey: Doctor Who News Archives
		Issue 372 of Doctor Who Magazine is due out on 20 July; the following is a preview including the cover (click on the thumbnail for a larger version).
		She said, 'All this time, they've been seeing you for the part of the new companion in Doctor Who, not for a regular in Torchwood!' I couldn't believe it!
		Your chance to vote for your favourites of the latest series; DWM pays tribute to 1960s Doctor Who producer Peter Bryant who passed away recently; the Matrix Data Bank is put on trial by the Time Lords; and the Time Team reach the end of Tom Baker's tenure as the Doctor.
	www.gallifreyone.com /cgi-bin/viewnews.cgi?id=EEVkEEZkApPeFnrTDr&tmpl=newsrss (430 words)

	Doctor Who
		Dr Who is the first foray into big budget films by the BBC which owns the rights.
		The BBC has been developing a movie version of "Doctor Who" for several years, most recently with the Mutual Film Co., but it is not thought that the project is anywhere near fruition.
		The pilot story, "Doctor Who: Death Comes to Time," starred Sylvester McCoy as the 7th Doctor (last seen in the 1996 FOX Network TV movie) and Sophie Aldred, who reprised her character of Ace from the television series.
	www.compleatseanbean.com /rumour-who.html (2987 words)

	Matrix Issue 108 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		In hope to cash in on the popularity of the popular BBC television series Doctor Who, the writers have packed this book full of totally useless information that will have no relevance in your life, but will delight you and really impress your friends.
		A delightful romp into the Doctor Who universe that keeps from being too serious, but is chatty and informative.
		Writer George Markstein, who had worked in intelligence agencies, was the creator of The Prisoner.
	hometown.aol.com /_ht_a/matrixzine/issue46.html (1409 words)

	The Doctor Who Webring
		A Unique Doctor Who Fiction Site - This one is about what The Doctor did before he WAS The Doctor, when he was a teenage Time Lord on his "Gap Decade" from the Prydonian Academy exploring the Universe and making new friends.
		The Doctor Who WAV Archive contains over 2,400 sound clips spanning the entire history of the series.
		The only people who answer the questions are all those who visit the site.
	m.webring.com /hub?ring=fusion (665 words)

	Doctor Who Links
		If you have a doctor who page and you see it is not on here or just like to comment please email me Valyard
		Society of the Rusting Tardis, Seattle based group, who are fans of a wide range of british media.
		The Doctor Who Information Network, Canadian club with chapters is several cities.
	www.angelfire.com /biz2/DOCTORWHO/DOCTORLINKS.html (920 words)

	Matrix (Doctor Who novel) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This article is about the Doctor Who novel, Matrix.
		For the Gallifreyan computer core seen in classic Doctor Who serials, see Matrix (Doctor Who).
		Matrix is a BBC Books original novel written by Mike Tucker and Robert Perry and based on the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Matrix_(Doctor_Who_novel) (157 words)

	The Doctor Who/Torchwood Message Board @ www.ezboard.com
		This forum is for Doctor Who, Science fiction, and fantasy fans, for their enjoyment and for intelligent debate of issues.
		Doctor Who is copyright (c) by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).
		All the fun stuff we love for Doctor Who and some of the places we can get them or read about them.
	p067.ezboard.com /bthedoctorwhomessageboard (440 words)

	Matrix (Doctor Who Series) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
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	www.broadwaymidi.com /broadway/asinsearch_0563405961/index.html (72 words)

	Quick Stop Entertainment - Doctor who & the matrix!?
		Liam Lynch of "United states of whatever" fame is talking about Doctor Who and an invention called the "matrix" back in 1973!
		Based on that it appears the matrix is the dimension that ties time and space together.
		It is what Dr. Who travels through in the Tardis.
	www.moviepoopshoot.com /forums/printthread.php?t=1411 (237 words)

	Panini Comics - CollanaNews.jsp
		David Tennant tells Doctor Who Magazine what he has enjoyed most about playing the Doctor over the past year:
		You learn how malleable the character can be — the show doesn’t disappear in a puff of smoke if the Doctor does things that apparently he’s never done before.
		Also in the new issue, DWM eavesdrops on the Eighth Doctor's return in the new Doctor Who radio series for BBC7, with exclusive interviews with Paul McGann and his new companion, Sheridan Smith, as well as a host of guest stars.
	www.paninicomics.co.uk /CollanaNews.jsp?Action=Carica&Id=12 (330 words)

	Threat Matrix: Doctor Germ - TV.com
		The team heads to Iraq to investigate the disappearance of a Bio weapons scientist who is suspected of planning an attack in the US.
		They eventually catch up with here in the US but she has already passed the waepon on.
		Tell the world what you think of Doctor Germ, write a review for this episode.
	www.tv.com /threat-matrix/doctor-germ/episode/265947/summary.html (264 words)

	TV Cream's Dr Who Matrix Databank
		At 5.16pm, on 23 November 1963, the "children's programme that adults maintain isn't", Doctor Who, began on BBC1.
		This is TV Cream's fact-packed look at the world of BBCtv's Doctor Who.
		Join us as we travel through eight doctors, thirty(ish) companions, lots of baddies and countless jibes at Sylvester McCoy >>
	tv.cream.org /lookin/drwho/index.htm (59 words)

	The Alternate Eighth Doctors Matrix - Doctor Who - Message Board - ezboard.com
		A place to discuss all versions of the Doctor and it's spin offs.
		Also Blakes 7 & other SF programmes will be welcomed for discussion as well as those who wish to discuss the occult.
		Three Wins for Doctor Who at the BAFTA TV Awards
	p196.ezboard.com /fcollinwoodfrm7 (110 words)

	The Doctor Who Audio Dramas
		NEWS: Jeffrey Coburn (Doctor Who) and Diane Matson (Sarah Winthrop - Playground of the Devil) appear in Tigers' Quest as Dr. Jeff Erwin and Tali, now available from Everlasting Films.
		Links to other Doctor Who sites, as well as a few other places of interest.
		The Doctor Who Audio Drama mailing list hosted by Topica.
	www.dwad.net (172 words)

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