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	doctorwho: The Doctor Who Novels of Ian Marter
		Doctor Who and the Ark in Space is a really good read, to the point where Andrew Wrixon at the Doctor Who Ratings Guide blames Marter for making him unable to enjoy the original version as much as he does the novel.
		The two Second Doctor stories among this lot are not considered classics; "The Enemy of the World" was the one story of the famous fifth season that did not feature monsters, and I watched "The Dominators" a week ago as part of this project and thought it was pretty poor.
		The intial set-up between the Doctor and Romana is changed substantially, and in my view not for the better; in the TV version, the White Guardian tells the Doctor that he will be assigned an assistant, and the Doctor when he encounters her spends the first few minutes practically hiding from her behind K-9.
	community.livejournal.com /doctorwho/1299838.html (2764 words)

	The Reign of Terror (Doctor Who) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Reign of Terror is a serial in the British science fiction television series Doctor Who, which was first broadcast in six weekly parts from August 8 to September 12, 1964.
		The story was set in France during the period of the French Revolution known as the Reign of Terror.
		They are soon taken to an audience with “The Tyrant of France” himself, who appears as both a zealot and a psychopath with his constant talk of needing to increase the pace of execution.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Reign_of_Terror_(Doctor_Who) (2033 words)

	Doctor who blew the whistle and suffered a reign of terror \| Society \| SocietyGuardian.co.uk
		Doctor who blew the whistle and suffered a reign of terror
		Doctor who blew the whistle and suffered a reign of terror
		For Alison Gammon, doctor in charge of Stoke Mandeville Hospital's renowned accident and emergency department, the letter was the final straw.
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		The Reign of Terror is notable as being the first Doctor Who story to feature real historical events - in this case the fall of Robespierre - and also for being the first occasion the series included deliberately humorous elements such as the character of the jailer.
		The whole tone of the story is downbeat as the Doctor and his companions seek to escape from the most radical and controversial phase of the French Revolution.
		Doctor Who was undoubtedly a product of its times, but it lasted so long as a TV show because it changed its format so much.
	www.pagefillers.com /dwrg/reig.htm (3564 words)

	The Reign of Terror
		The Doctor is still 5 km away from Paris when the two women are taken from their cell and lined up with the other prisoners to be executed.
		The Doctor tells the jailer that he has been interrogating Barbara and that she is a dangerous and influential member of the traitor party.
		They are both startled when Barbara arrives at the house, explaining that it was the Doctor who freed her (dressed in official clothes and acting, she says, as if he's "in charge of the revolution"!).
	www.drwhoguide.com /who_h.htm (7643 words)

	Who's Doctor Who? - The First Doctor 2
		The Doctor and his companions arrive on Marinus, and the TARDIS is captured by Arbitan, Keeper of the Conscience, the advanced computer which rules the planet.
		Susan communicates with them (The Doctor's telepathic skills have weakened with age, and he denies possessing such abilities) and she learns that the Sensorites are afraid of being exploited by the humans, who have discovered molybdenum on their planet.
		The Doctor, who's made his way to Paris by impersonating a prominent citizen, is reunited with the others, and they leave just as Robespierre falls from power.
	www.whosdw.com /doctor1a.html (1487 words)

	Doctor Who: The Invasion & The Reign of Terror - Shiny Shelf
		Sound guru and radiophonic workshop historian Mark Ayres (who composed music for three of my favourite ‘Doctor Who’ stories back in the 80s) has been the man charged with removing the clicks, pops, print-through and background noise (up to and including vehicles passing the houses were the programme was being watched) from the tapes.
		The final two episodes never released were the ‘The Reign of Terror’ instalments ‘A Bargain of Necessity’ and ‘The Tyrant of France’.
		The first ‘Doctor Who’ episode to be released commercially was 1965’s ‘The Planet of Decision’, released way back in 1965 itself.
	www.shinyshelf.co.uk /article/3/st/1201 (1470 words)

	The Reign of Terror
		The existing episodes (1, 2, 3, and 6) have been released on VHS and have linking narration provided by actress Carol Ann Ford (who actually recorded the linking narration back in 1993 before the project was shelved).
		The end of episode 6 of "The Reign of Terror" is unusual as it features a voiceover of Hartnell talking about traveling through the universe with the backdrop of space superimposed.
		Doctor Who Restoration Team, did extensive work on this audio release by digitally remastering these recordings.
	www.dwwa.net /dwvwe/audio/reign.html (271 words)

	Amazon.com: Doctor Who - The End of the Universe Collection: Video: Maureen O'Brien,Jackie Lane (II) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Sensorites (1964)--The Doctor and companions have to help Earthmen under mental thrall of the Sensorites, and the latter, a telepathic race who fear the Earthmen exploiting their mineral wealth and who think an encounter with the Earthmen is the cause of a plague from which their race is dying.
		The Creature From The Pit (1979)--The Doctor and Romana fall afoul of the dictatorial Lady Adrasta, ruler of the verdant jungle world of Chloris and owner of the sole ore mines, who throw those who displease her into a pit, where a monster lives.
		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-End-Universe-Collection/dp/B0000AGQ29 (3246 words)

	Doctor Who - The Reign of Terror (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		'The Reign of Terror' was the final story of Doctor Who's first season.
		The story was originally wiped from the BBC's archives, but episodes 1-3 and 6 have been recovered from a foreign TV station and a private film collector.
		The story is set in 1794 in and around Paris, during the French Revolution - the 'Reign of Terror' refers to Robespierre's infamous mass executions of the nobility and anyone else he felt was a threat to him.
	homepages.bw.edu /~jcurtis/Scripts/Reign/intro.html (78 words)

	Amazon.com: Doctor Who - Lost in Time Collection of Rare Episodes - The William Hartnell Years and the Patrick ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		For Who historians, the most important footage here is from Troughton's first appearance as the Doctor in season 5's "The Power of the Daleks," which is missing in its entirety; a rough glimpse of the transition from actor William Hartnell to Troughton is included, along with other surviving fragments.
		The sad reality about Doctor Who, is that a fair number of the earliest episodes of the program have not survived, so we are left with certain early stories which only have the occasional episode in existence.
		For those who aren't familiar with the history of this show, back in the 70's, a bunch of BBC executives decided they wanted to save money in storage space by destroying a bunch of tapes containing episodes of many of their old shows.
	www.amazon.com /Doctor-Who-Collection-Episodes-Troughton/dp/B0002OXVF0 (3181 words)

	LC12 - The Reign Of Terror
		Now to the reconstruction itself, Reign of Terror is the second reconstruction I have seen (after The Moonbase which has it reconstructed episodes very well done).
		The Reigh of Terror isn't that far behind with the telesnaps in good order and being very clear with good a good audio soundtrack with it, also in the reconstructed episodes are a few short clips which are pleasing to the eye.
		The Reign Of Terror is one of the best reconstructions ever with Carol Ann Ford doing the introduction to the story.
	www.recons.com /recons/lc12.htm (2418 words)

	Outpost Gallifrey: Episode Guide
		Doctor Who reigns as the longest-running science fiction television series of all time.
		Yet there were always two things that remained constant: the Doctor's ship, the TARDIS, in the guise of a 20th Century English police box; and the Doctor himself, always a champion of good against the forces of evil.
		Doctor Who is copyright © by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).
	www.gallifreyone.com /epguide.php (182 words)

	The TARDIS Databanks: The First Doctor
		OurLives.Wav -- The Doctor speaks to his companions of their destiny, in the final moments of the first season.
		OneDay.Zip -- Perhaps the best-known quote from the first Doctor, from the Dalek Invasion of Earth, in zipped AVI format.
		Regen1.Zip: An AVI movie clip of the first regeneration, which is the only part of the last episode of the first Doctor's final story, The Tenth Planet, known to exist.
	www.kasterborus.com /tardis/1/index.htm (200 words)

	"The Reign of Terror" (Doctor Who #8) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Doctor - posing as a Regional Officer of the Provinces - is twice brought before the great tyrant, Robespierre himself, and has to talk himself out of trouble.
		As events reach their climax, Robespierre is overthrown - shot in the jaw and dragged off to the prison - and the Doctor and his friends slip quietly away.
		The Reign of Terror is the first of the series' historical stories to feature some truly historic events: specifically the downfall of Robespierre in 1794 and the first steps on the road to power of the young Napoleon Bonaparte.
	drwho.epguides.info /?ID=1219 (237 words)

	Doctor Who Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		This is about the time "Dr Who" stopped being a pre-teen children's show and started moving up toward a teenage fandom -- well, actually, the original viewers were growing up along with the show
		[Doctor Who was finally in color all the time, and the scripts got very good]
		The plots and dialogue were way beyond the original kid's show, and it appealed to the people who had been captivated by the camp Batman series a decade earlier.
	members.aol.com /wjuhc/drwho.htm (439 words)

	ToyBox@theLogBook.com: Doctor Who
		It's safe to say that Dapol's most popular Doctor Who toys were the dreaded Daleks.
		Dapol announced no other new Doctor Who toys, with the sole exception of an "authentic accurately-sized replica" - again with a sound chip - of the Doctor's Sonic Screwdriver.
		In July 2001, Dapol announced that it would cease all production of Doctor Who action figures, and embarked on a range of cold-cast four-inch-scale statues instead; mere months after that, the BBC elected not to renew Dapol's license to make Doctor Who toys.
	www.thelogbook.com /toy/who5 (488 words)

	Amazon.ca: Doctor Who: The Reign of Terror: Video: William Hartnell,Patrick Troughton,Jon Pertwee,Tom Baker,Peter ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The story and depiction of the time frame retain the very brutal atmosphere of the 'Reign of Terror' but focus more the characters and the lengths taken to save the lives of the innocent, much in the same vain of 'The Scarlet Pimpernel'.
		William Hartnell is in top form as the Doctor as he dons the guise of a Governor of a Regional Province to try and gain information regarding the whereabouts of his companions.
		"The Reign of Terror" is one of the early Black and White series' that had episodes (in this case episodes 4 and 5) destroyed by the BBC.
	www.amazon.ca /Doctor-Who-Terror-William-Hartnell/dp/B0000ADXFY (1943 words)

	Loose Cannon Doctor Who Reconstructions
		Many Doctor Who stories from the William Hartnell and Patrick Troughton eras are missing or destroyed.
		The reconstructions (or recons) of these missing or lost Doctor Who episodes are the hard work of the Loose Cannon Production Team.
		Doctor Who is the property of The BBC.
	www.recons.com (148 words)

	Doctor Who Lost Episodes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		There are currently 108 episodes of Doctor Who that are currently missing from the BBC archives.
		(This process was used to successfully color episodes from "Doctor Who and the Silurians", "Terror of the Autons", and "The Dæmons".) The BBC was somewhat successful with Episode 5, but the quality of the colorized Episode 6 was so poor that they decided not to try the rest of these episodes.
		When they finally decided to release this episode on video, they incorporated as much of the usable color footage as possible, resulting in episodes that were a mixture of color and fl-and-white.
	home.earthlink.net /~cgraewin/doctorwho/missing.html (241 words)

	Doctor Who: A Brief History of Time (Travel) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		I'd like to personally extend my condolences to the family of Craig Hinton, Doctor Who fan, writer and reviewer extraordinaire, who passed away unexpectedly on December 3rd, 2006.
		Doctor Who is copyright © 2006 by the British Broadcasting Corporation.
		Doctor Who: A Brief History Of Time (Travel) is copyright © 1995-2006 Shannon Patrick Sullivan.
	www.shannonsullivan.com /drwho (209 words)

	Doctor Who (a Titles and Air Dates Guide) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Terror of the Autons 8- 1 279 2 Jan 71 Part One 8- 2 280 9 Jan 71 Part Two 8- 3 281 16 Jan 71 Part Three 8- 4 282 23 Jan 71 Part Four 56.
		Terror of the Zygons 13- 1 402 30 Aug 75 Part One 13- 2 403 6 Sep 75 Part Two 13- 3 404 13 Sep 75 Part Three 13- 4 405 20 Sep 75 Part Four 81.
		Terror of the Vervoids 23- 9 653 1 Nov 86 Part One 23-10 654 8 Nov 86 Part Two 23-11 655 15 Nov 86 Part Three 23-12 656 22 Nov 86 Part Four 146.
	epguides.com /DoctorWho (5468 words)

	Who's Doctor Who? - A Biography of The Doctor
		Doctor Who is the world's longest-running science fiction TV series.
		Many of these have attempted to arrange the history of the Who universe into a coherent picture, but no one's done a comprehensive biography of The Doctor himself.
		I got the suggestion recently, and I think it's a good idea, that we request they show more Doctor Who - not just the new stuff, but the older stuff that some of us haven't seen yet (or that we want to see again).
	www.whosdw.com (752 words)

	Reign of Terror - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		During The Terror, the political regime suspended most civil liberties, and extended the Revolution's influence into many social and economic areas (such as the loi du maximum général, which limited grain prices).
		French historian Jean-Clément Martin underscored the "absence of a strong state" from Spring 1793 to Summer 1794.
		This continued intermittently for some years afterward in the form of unchecked violence by gangs of Muscadins as well as rigged trials by the authorities.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Reign_of_Terror (1944 words)

	The Reign of Terror News
		News about The Reign of Terror continually updated from thousands of sources around the net.
		Tenth Planet have sent us the cover illustration for the final BBC Audio Doctor Who soundtrack release, The Reign of Terror, due out next year.
		The BBC Press Office today posted a press release officially announcing the audio releases of the classic Doctor Who stories "The Invasion" and "The Tenth Planet", which we previously reported as being in...
	www.topix.net /who/the-reign-of-terror (249 words)

	Doctor Who TV Show
		The Dr. Who TV show was a sci-fi series about an alien scientist who has the ability to travel to travel anywhere in space and time.
		Thirty years before you saw them on "Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987)", Dr. Who was fighting the "Cybermen" who are nearly indistinguishable from "The Borg".
		The Doctor abducts her two school teachers in order to conceal the fact that he is from the future!
	www.crazyabouttv.com /doctorwho.html (2719 words)

	The Tyrant of France
		(ROBESPIERRE, the architect of the Reign of Terror, is 32 years old, a smallish man with a poxy complexion.
		DOCTOR: No we didn't, did we, and I was so looking forward to it.
		DOCTOR: Nevertheless, I must be on my way - I have a long journey.
	www.geocities.com /doctorwhoscripts/reign4.htm (3308 words)

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