The Sixth Doctor Is on Trial Again!

Fictional character from the Tv set series Medico Who

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The Sixth Doc
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Colin Bakery equally the Sixth Doctor

Starting time regular appearance The Twin Dilemma (1984)
Final regular appearance The Trial of a Time Lord (1986)
Introduced by John Nathan-Turner
Portrayed by Colin Baker
Preceded by Peter Davison
Succeeded by Sylvester McCoy
Information
Tenure 22 March 1984 – 6 December 1986
No of series iii
Appearances 8 stories (31 episodes)
Companions
  • Peri Brown
  • Mel Bush
Chronology
Serial
  • Season 21 (1984)
  • Season 22 (1985)
  • Season 23 (1986)
Previous version Fifth Doctor
Side by side version 7th Doctor

The Sixth Medico is an incarnation of the Md, the protagonist of the BBC science fiction television series Doctor Who. He is portrayed past Colin Baker. Although his televisual fourth dimension on the serial was insufficiently cursory and turbulent, Baker has continued as the Sixth Dr. in Big Finish'south range of original Dr. Who sound adventures. Within the serial' narrative, the Doctor is a centuries-former conflicting Time Lord from the planet Gallifrey who travels in time and space in the TARDIS, frequently with companions. At the end of life, the Doctor regenerates; as a consequence, the physical appearance and personality of the Physician changes. Baker portrays the sixth such incarnation, an arrogant, flamboyant grapheme in brightly coloured, mismatched clothes whose brash, often patronising personality fix him autonomously from all his previous incarnations.

The 6th Doc appeared in iii seasons. His appearance in the commencement of these was at the end of the terminal episode of The Caves of Androzani which featured the regeneration from the Fifth Md and thereafter in the following series The Twin Dilemma, the end of that season. The Sixth Doctor'south era was marked past the decision of the BBC controller Michael Grade to put the serial on an 18-month "hiatus" betwixt seasons 22 and 23, with but 1 new Doctor Who story, Slipback, made on radio during the hiatus, circulate every bit half dozen parts (at 10 minutes each) on BBC Radio 4 from 25 July to 8 August 1985, as part of a children'south magazine evidence called Pirate Radio Four. Colin Baker had been signed up for four years,[1] every bit the previous actor Peter Davison had left subsequently only three years. Due to his decidedly short screen time, the Sixth Doctor appeared with but 2 companions, nigh notably the American college student Peri Chocolate-brown (Nicola Bryant), earlier being briefly joined by Mel Bush (Bonnie Langford), a computer technician from his future he had yet to actually run into during his trial.

Prior to its postponement, season 23 was well avant-garde with episodes already drafted and in at least one case distributed to bandage and product. Alongside "The Nightmare Fair", "The Ultimate Evil", "Mission to Magnus", "Xanthous Fever and How to Cure It", the remaining stories were still under evolution in a 25-minute episode format after the season was postponed. These were all dropped with the reconception of the flavour in mid 1985 in favour of the fourteen-episode story arc The Trial of a Time Lord.[two] The Sixth Physician also appeared in the special Dimensions in Fourth dimension. There are besides novels and audio plays featuring the Sixth Doctor, and the character has been visually referenced several times in the revived 2000s production of the testify.

More and so than whatever other canonical incarnation, aside from the Eighth Doctor, the Sixth Doctor has been heavily expanded upon in expanded universe media, most notably in audio stories produced past Big Finish Productions. In The Marian Conspiracy (2000), a new companion was introduced - Dr. Evelyn Smythe, a eye-aged history lecturer on the verge of compulsory retirement whose sharp tongue and unwillingness to tolerate the Doctor's attitude steadily taught him to rein in his more unkind tendencies. Due to this influence, the 6th Doctor evolved into a more empathetic and likable character. In addition, get-go with the webcast Real Time (2003), his costume was revised into a monochromatic bluish variant, displayed on many audio stories' covers since then.

Biography [edit]

The sixth Doctor'south regeneration was initially unstable, and he about strangled Peri earlier he came to his senses. Realising what he had nearly done, he initially considered going into a hermit-similar beingness on the planet Titan three, only to be caught upwardly in events on the planet Jocanda, after which he resumed his travels (The Twin Dilemma). He encountered many quondam foes including the Primary, Daleks, Cybermen and Sontarans, and fifty-fifty shared an adventure with his own 2d incarnation in The Two Doctors. He besides faced a renegade female Time Lord scientist, the Rani, who was conducting experiments on humans using the Luddite riots as a encompass.

Later, the Doctor and Peri landed on the devastated planet Ravolox, which they discovered was actually World, moved across infinite with devastating consequences. Before they could observe the reason for this disaster, the TARDIS landed on Thoros Beta. What really happened here is unclear, but initial accounts advise that Peri was killed after existence cruelly used as a examination subject in brain transplant experiments and the Doctor was pulled out of time to a Time Lord infinite station where he was put on trial for the 2d fourth dimension past his ain race, the Time Lords. In reality the trial was a comprehend-upward organised past the High Quango. A race from Andromeda had stolen Fourth dimension Lord secrets and hidden on Earth, so to protect themselves the Time Lords had moved World through space, burning the surface in a massive fireball and leaving it as Ravolox. The prosecutor at that trial, the Valeyard, turned out to be a possible future evil incarnation of the Doctor himself who was out to steal his remaining lives. He had likewise edited the Matrix recordings of the Doctor's travels; in reality Peri had survived events on Thoros Beta. The events of the trial tangled the Doctor's timeline slightly, as he left in the company of Mel, whom he technically had non notwithstanding met.

When the TARDIS is attacked past the Rani, the Sixth Physician was somehow injured and regenerated into the Seventh Doctor; the exact cause of the regeneration, however, has never been revealed on-screen.

Beyond the trial and before the regeneration in spin-off media [edit]

Physician Who was put on hiatus for 18 months following The Trial of a Time Lord, and Colin Bakery was asked to return for a single story which would have led to an issue precipitating the Doctor's regeneration. Equally he declined to do so, there were limits as to what could be done on screen for the purposes of transitioning to a new Dr. when the series resumed with Fourth dimension and the Rani and in that location were other unresolved questions, such as when and how the Doctor and Mel actually met. Attempts have been made by diverse authors to fill in these narrative gaps.

The Virgin Missing Adventures novel Time of Your Life states that the Doctor went into a self-imposed exile to avoid condign the Valeyard. He was lured dorsum into travelling by the Time Lords, and recruited Grant Markham equally a companion. Although now travelling once more, he attempted to avoid meeting Mel and recruited other companions, with the audios depicting a range of companions including history lecturer Evelyn Smythe, "Edwardian adventuress" Charley Pollard (a former companion of the Eighth Doctor who is rescued by the Sixth as function of a temporal paradox), supermarket check-out daughter Flip Jackson, and WREN lawmaking-breaker Constance Clarke. The novel The Shadow in the Drinking glass too depicts the Doctor working with his old friend Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart to thwart a conspiracy to unleash a Fourth Reich led by the secret son of Adolf Hitler. The Doctor eventually encounters Mel accidentally during the events of the BBC Books novel Business Unusual and accepts his fate once she stows abroad in the TARDIS.

Pip and Jane Baker's novelisation of Time and the Rani provides the beginning relatively cursory effort to explain the Doctor's regeneration (specifically, that information technology was triggered by "tumultuous buffeting" equally the Rani attacked the TARDIS). The Virgin New Adventures series suggests that the 7th Doctor somehow deliberately killed the 6th, because he could not get the masterplanner and manipulator that his next incarnation became, due to his fright of becoming the Valeyard. The BBC Books Past Doctor Adventures novel Screw Scratch proposes that the Sixth Doctor died as a result of his chronal free energy being drained in a confrontation with a powerful pan-dimensional entity earlier existence snared past the Rani'southward beam. The unofficial, for-charity-published, novel Fourth dimension's Champion by Craig Hinton and Chris McKeon consigns the events of Screw Scratch to an alternating timeline, and makes the Sixth Doc the eponymous Time's Champion, to salvage Mel from the clutches of the Fourth dimension Lord God, Death. In these events, the Doctor, through the TARDIS' telepathic circuits, forces his own regeneration and and so travels towards Lakertya, setting up the events of Time and the Rani.

In 2015, Big Stop Productions released The 6th Doctor: The Final Chance, an audio drama depicting the events leading up to the Sixth Dr.'s expiry and regeneration.[three] According to this account, afterward a series of encounters with the Valeyard over the course of his life depicting the Valeyard regaining his energy after their terminal boxing, the Sixth Physician is essentially 'replaced' by the Valeyard, who had planted parasitic creatures in the TARDIS'south telepathic circuits that formed a link with the Medico over the course of his life, trapping the last fragments of the Medico's personality in the Matrix. Faced with the prospect that the Valeyard, who has already replaced the Physician's timeline and then that even Mel believes he has always been the Doctor, will continue to do the aforementioned thing to every other Time Lord in history, the Sixth Doctor sends a message from the Matrix to his ain past self, diverting the younger Doctor to travel to the planet Lakertya shortly before the Valeyard originally took over his timeline. Every bit a outcome, the younger Doctor is exposed to radiation that is deadly to Fourth dimension Lords, with his death and subsequent regeneration into the Seventh Medico killing the parasites, stopping the Valeyard from succeeding with his plan as the regeneration 'kills' the link the parasites had created to the Physician, just too setting upward the events of Time and the Rani.

Costume [edit]

The 6th Doctor's bluish costume

Colin Baker wished to wearing apparel his Doctor in black velvet, to reflect his character's darker personality.[iv] Producer John Nathan-Turner, however, opted for a deliberately "totally tasteless" costume with clashing colours. Designer Pat Godfrey made several attempts which were considered not tasteless enough before Nathan-Turner finally accepted the last one as sufficiently garish.[5] Colin Baker later described the outfit as "an explosion in a rainbow factory".[iv]

The Sixth Medico wears a reddish plaid frock coat, with light-green patchwork, and yellow and pink lapels over a white shirt with cherry question marks embroidered in the collar (a feature of the programme since 1980), a waistcoat with a pull a fast one on watch, a large tie, yellow trousers with blackness stripes, and emerald green talocrural joint boots with royal orange spats. At that place were many variants on the waistcoat and necktie, the earliest beingness the knitted dark-brown waistcoat and turquoise cravat. The waistcoat was inverse to burgundy check, and in the following story a new red cravat with cream polka dots appeared. The "hereafter" version of the Sixth Doctor seen aboard the Hyperion Iii (The Trial of a Fourth dimension Lord) wore a stripey waistcoat and a yellow cravat, speckled with blackness stars. Baker added a cat badge to the ensemble.[6] During Baker'southward run in the stage play Md Who – The Ultimate Adventure, the original apron coat was replaced past a like one with a crimson, blue and purple colour scheme.

More than recently, a royal blueish version of the original costume has been used in spin-off media. First used in the webcast Existent Fourth dimension, due to the limited availability of colours in the type of animation used, information technology has appeared later on covers of sound dramas from Large End Productions. In the Big Terminate audio Criss-Cross, the Doctor is depicted on the cover every bit wearing a brown-and-scarlet tweed jacket and waistcoat with a blue-and-white striped shirt, along with a navy blue bow tie with reddish spots, while acting underground in Bletchley Park in 1944 after the TARDIS is rendered inoperable past a foreign signal. The Doc dons this attire again, referring to it as his 'Bletchley Tweeds', when visiting Russia in 1947 in the audio Quicksilver.

Other appearances [edit]

  • The Sixth Md's image appears among other incarnations in the revival series episodes "The Next Doctor" (2008) and "The Eleventh Hour" (2010). He likewise appears in "The Day of the Doctor" (2013) using archived footage.
  • "A Ready with Sontarans", a segment of the children's television programme Jim'll Prepare It.
  • In Top Gear (Season 2, Episode 8), the 6th Doctor'due south TARDIS appears on the test track, distracting a Cyberman trying to ready a lap time in a Honda Civic. The Doc sets a lap fourth dimension of 1:43.

Webcasts [edit]

  • Real Time

Novels [edit]

Target Books Missing Episodes
  • The Nightmare Fair by Graham Williams
  • The Ultimate Evil by Wally K. Daly
  • Mission to Magnus by Philip Martin
Virgin New Adventures
  • Head Games by Steve Lyons (Manifestation of the Sixth Md's persona attacks the 7th Doctor)
Virgin Missing Adventures
  • State of Change by Christopher Bulis (temporal disruptions in the pocket dimension the TARDIS arrives in crusade the Doctor to regress through his previous 5 bodies, and he spends some time assuasive the persona of the Third Md to take control)
  • Time of Your Life by Steve Lyons
  • Millennial Rites past Craig Hinton (dimensional instabilities cause the Dr. to briefly transform into the Valeyard)
  • Killing Ground by Steve Lyons
  • Burning Heart past Dave Stone
Past Medico Adventures
  • Business organisation Unusual past Gary Russell
  • Mission: Impractical by David A. McIntee
  • Players by Terrance Dicks (Also features a flashback to the Second Doctor)
  • Grave Thing by Justin Richards
  • The Quantum Archangel by Craig Hinton (As well features a brief appearance past an alternate version of the Third Doctor)
  • The Shadow in the Glass by Justin Richards and Stephen Cole
  • Instruments of Darkness by Gary Russell
  • Palace of the Red Sun past Christopher Bulis
  • Bluish Box past Kate Orman
  • Synthespians™ by Craig Hinton
  • Spiral Scratch by Gary Russell (Ends in the Sixth Doc's regeneration)
Eighth Doctor Adventures
  • The Eight Doctors by Terrance Dicks
  • Seen in the TARDIS mirror in Camera Obscura
Make Your Own Adventure
  • Search for the Physician by Dave Martin
  • Crisis in Space by Michael Holt
Time's Champion

In 2008, an unofficial Doctor Who novel Fourth dimension'due south Champion was published, written past Chris McKeon and the belatedly Craig Hinton. All proceeds went to the British Middle Foundation.

Telos Doctor Who novellas
  • Vanquish Shock by Simon A Forwards
Short stories
  • "Cursory Encounter: A Wee Deoch an..?" by Colin Bakery (Doctor Who Magazine Wintertime Special 1991)

Penguin Fiftieth Anniversary eBook novellas

  • Something Borrowed by Richelle Mead

Comics [edit]

The 6th Doctor was featured in a number of acclaimed comic strips drawn by John Ridgway. These featured visuals and storylines of a whimsical fantasy nature, similar to Alice in Wonderland. The Sixth Md was somewhat calmer and more restrained than on tv set. All of these comic strips appeared in Doctor Who magazine in the 1980s. Colin Baker himself wrote a comic book special called The Age of Chaos in which the 6th Doctor and Frobisher visit an older version of Peri.

Md Who Mag [edit]

  • The Shape-Shifter
  • Voyager
  • Polly the Glot
  • Once upon a Time Lord
  • War-Game
  • Fun-Firm
  • Kane'south Story / Abel's Story / Warriors' Story / Frobisher's Story
  • Exodus / Revelation / Genesis
  • Nature of the Animal
  • Time Bomb
  • Salad Daze
  • Changes
  • Turn a profit of Doom
  • The Gift
  • The World Shapers
  • Emperor of the Daleks
  • Upwards Above the Gods

Classic Comic Special [edit]

  • The Age of Chaos

IDW Comics [edit]

  • The Forgotten
  • Prisoners of Fourth dimension

Video games [edit]

  • Doctor Who and the Mines of Terror
  • Destiny of the Doctors
  • Lego Dimensions

Sound dramas [edit]

  • Sixth Doctor sound plays
  • Gallifrey: Disassembled (Alternate Sixth Doc)
  • The Sirens of Time (An Chance related by the Character the sixth Dr.) (1999)
  • Whispers of Terror (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Md & Peri Brown) (1999)
  • The Marian Conspiracy (An Adventure related by the Characters the sixth Doctor & Evelyn Smythe) (2000)
  • The Spectre of Lanyon Moor (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Doc, Evelyn & Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart) (2000)
  • The Apocalypse Element (An Chance related by the Characters the 6th Medico, Evelyn & Romana Ii) (2000)
  • The Holy Terror (An Hazard related by the Characters the sixth Doctor & Frobisher) (2000)
  • Bloodtide (An Risk related by the Characters the 6th Doctor & Evelyn) (2001)
  • Projection: Twilight (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Doc & Evelyn) (2001)
  • The One Physician (An Gamble related by the Characters the sixth Doctor & Mel Bush) (2001)
  • Excelis Rising (An Adventure related by the Grapheme the sixth Doc) (2002)
  • ...Ish (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Doctor & Peri) (2002)
  • The Sandman (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Doctor & Evelyn) (2002)
  • The Maltese Penguin (An Hazard related by the Characters the 6th Doc & Frobisher) (2002)
  • Jubilee (An Adventure related by the Characters the sixth Doctor & Evelyn) (2003)
  • Doctor Who and the Pirates (An Gamble related past the Characters the 6th Dr. & Evelyn) (2003)
  • Projection: Lazarus (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Doctor & Evelyn) (2003)
  • Davros (An Chance related by the Character the 6th Dr.) (2003)
  • Zagerus (An Adventure related by the Grapheme the sixth Doc) (2003)
  • The Wormery (An Adventure related by the Character the 6th Dr.) (2003)
  • Arrangements For War (An Adventure related by the Characters the sixth Md & Evelyn) (2004)
  • Medicinal Purposes (An Risk related by the Characters the sixth Doc & Evelyn) (2004)
  • Her Final Flight (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Physician & Peri) (2004)
  • The Juggernauts (An Take a chance related by the Characters the 6th Doctor & Mel) (2005)
  • Grab 1782 (An Take chances related by the Characters the sixth Doctor & Mel) (2005)
  • Thicker Than H2o (An Adventure related past the Characters the 6th Dr., Evelyn & Mel) (2005)
  • Pier Pressure (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Doctor & Mel) (2006)
  • The Nowhere Place (An Run a risk related by the Characters the 6th Doctor & Evelyn) (2006)
  • The Reaping (An Take chances related by the Characters the sixth Doctor & Peri) (2006)
  • Year of the Hog (An Gamble related by the Characters the sixth Md & Peri) (2006)
  • I.D & Urgent Calls (An Run a risk related by the Grapheme the sixth Doctor) (2007)
  • The Wishing Beast (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Doc & Mel) (2007)
  • 100 (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Doctor & Evelyn) (2007)
  • The Condemned (An Take a chance related by the Characters the sixth Doc & Charley Pollard) (2008)
  • Assassins in the Limelight (An Take a chance related by the Characters the 6th Medico & Evelyn) (2008)
  • The Doomwood Expletive (An Take a chance related by the Characters the 6th Doctor & Charley) (2008)
  • Brotherhood of the Daleks (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Doc & Charley) (2008)
  • The Raincloud Man (An Hazard related by the Characters the sixth Doc & Charley) (2008)
  • Patient Aught (An Adventure related by the Characters the sixth Doctor & Charley) (2009)
  • Paper Cuts (An Run a risk related by the Characters the 6th Doctor & Charley) (2009)
  • Blue Forgotten Planet (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Doctor & Charley) (2009)
  • The Nightmare Fair (An Gamble related past the Characters the 6th Physician & Peri) (2009)
  • Return of the Krotons (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Md & Charley) (2009)
  • Mission To Magnus (An Risk related by the Characters the 6th Physician & Peri) (2009)
  • Levithan (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Doctor & Peri) (2010)
  • The Hollows of Time (An Take chances related by the Characters the 6th Doctor & Peri) (2010)
  • Paradise 5 (An Adventure related past the Characters the 6th Doctor & Peri) (2010)
  • Indicate of Entry (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Doctor & Peri) (2010)
  • Metropolis of Spires (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Doctor & Jamie McCrimmon) (2010)
  • Night's Black Agents (An Hazard related by the Character Jamie) (2010)
  • The Song of Megaptera (An Take a chance related past the Characters the 6th Doctor & Peri) (2010)
  • The Wreck of the Titan (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Doctor & Jamie) (2010)
  • The Macros (An Chance related by the Characters the 6th Dr. & Peri) (2010)
  • Legend of the Cybermen (An Adventure related past the Characters the sixth Dr., Jamie & Zoe Herriot) (2010)
  • A Town Chosen Fortune (An Take a chance related past the Character Evelyn) (2010)
  • The Iv Doctors (An Adventure related past the Character the 6th Doctor) (2010)
  • Peri and the Piscon Paradox (An Adventure related past the Characters the 6th Doctor & Peri) (2011)
  • The Crimes of Thomas Brewster (An Take a chance related by the Characters the 6th Doctor, Evelyn & Thomas Brewster) (2011)
  • The Feast of Axos (An Gamble related by the Characters the 6th Doctor, Evelyn & Brewster) (2011)
  • Industrial Evolution (An Hazard related by the Characters the 6th Doctor, Evelyn & Brewste) (2011)
  • Recorded Fourth dimension and Other Stories (An Run a risk related by the Characters the 6th Doctor & Peri) (2011)
  • Across the Ultimate Take a chance (An Gamble related by the Character the sixth Md) (2011)
  • The Expletive of Davros (An Adventure related past the Characters the 6th Md & Flip Jackson) (2012)
  • The Fourth Wall (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Doctor & Flip) (2012)
  • Wirrn Isle (An Adventure related past the Characters the 6th Doctor & Flip) (2012)
  • The Guardians of Prophercy (An Hazard related by the Characters the sixth Doctor & Peri) (2012)
  • Power Play (An Hazard related by the Characters the 6th Dr., Peri & Victoria Waterfield) (2012)
  • The First Sontarans (An Adventure related past the Characters the sixth Md & Peri) (2012)
  • Voyage to Venus (An Take a chance related past the Characters the 6th Doctor, Jago & Litefoot) (2012)
  • The Acheron Pulse (An Risk related past the Character the 6th Md) (2012)
  • Voyage to the New Globe (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Doctor, Jago & Litefoot) (2012)
  • The Wrong Doctors (An Adventure related by the Characters the sixth Dr. & Mel) (2013)
  • Spaceport Fear (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Md & Mel) (2013)
  • The Seeds of War (An Adventure related past the Characters the 6th Dr. & Mel) (2013)
  • Trouble in Paradise (An Adventure related by the Grapheme Peri) (2013)
  • The Light of the End (An Adventure related by the Characters the sixth Doctor & Peri) (2013)
  • 1963: The Space Race (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Dr. & Peri) (2013)
  • Antitoxin to Olivion (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Doctor & Flip) (2014)
  • The Breed of Erys (An Adventure related by the Characters the sixth Doctor & Flip) (2014)
  • Scavenger (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Md & Flip) (2014)
  • Breaking Bubbles and Other Stories (An Adventure related past the Characters the sixth Doctor & Peri) (2014)
  • The Worlds of Doctor Who (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Doctor & Peri) (2014)
  • The Widow'south Assassin (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Doctor & Peri) (2014)
  • Masters of World (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Doctor & Peri) (2014)
  • The Rani Elite (An Adventure related by the Characters the sixth Dr. & Peri) (2014)
  • Trial of the Valeyard (An Adventure related by the Grapheme the sixth Doctor) (2014)
  • Concluding of the Cybermen (An Adventure related past the Character the sixth Doctor, Jamie & Zoe) (2015)
  • The Sixth Doctor: The Last Hazard (2015)
    • The End of the Line (An Adventure related by the Characters the sixth Doctor & Connstance Clarke) (2015)
    • The Ruby-red Business firm (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Medico & Charley) (2015)
    • Stage Fright (An Adventure related by the Characters the sixth Medico & Flip) (2015)
    • The Brink of Death (An Adventure related by the Characters the sixth Doctor & Mel) (2015)
  • Criss-Cantankerous (An Hazard related by the Characters the 6th Dr. & Constance) (2015)
  • Planet of the Rani (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Dr. & Constance) (2015)
  • Shield of the Jotunn (An Risk related past the Characters the 6th Doctor & Constance) (2015)
  • Vampire of the Listen (An Adventure related by the Character the 6th Doctor) (2016)
  • Judoon in Bondage (An Adventure related by the Graphic symbol the 6th Doctor) (2016)
  • Order of the Daleks (An Adventure related by the Characters the 6th Dr. & Constance) (2016)
  • Accented Power (An Adventure related by the Characters the sixth Doc & Constance) (2016)
  • Quicksilver (An Take chances related by the Characters the 6th Doc, Constance & Flip) (2016)
  • Vortex Ice/Cortex Fire (An Chance related past the Characters the 6th Doctor & Flip) (2017)
  • The Carrionite Curse (An Adventure related by the character the 6th Doc (2017)
  • The Behemoth (An Run a risk related by the Characters the 6th Medico, Constance & Flip) (2017)
  • The Middle (An Adventure related by the Characters the sixth Dr., Constance & Flip) (2017)
  • Static (An Take chances related past the Characters the 6th Doctor, Constance & Flip) (2017)

Short Trips audios [edit]

  • The Wings of a Butterfly
  • The Doctor's Coat
  • 7 to One
  • Murmurs of World
  • To Cut a Bract of Grass

See likewise [edit]

  • History of Doctor Who – Sixth Doctor

References [edit]

  1. ^ Howe, Stammers & Walker (1990). sfnp error: no target: CITEREFHoweStammersWalker1990 (aid)
  2. ^ Howe, Stammers & Walker (1990), pp. 207–208. sfnp fault: no target: CITEREFHoweStammersWalker1990 (help)
  3. ^ "Dr. Who – The 6th Physician: The Last Adventure". Big Finish Productions. 4 February 2015.
  4. ^ a b Faits, Lauren (9 December 2013). "The Bitter and Sugariness Sixth Doctor: An Interview with Colin Baker". Geek Girl Chicago . Retrieved 2 July 2017.
  5. ^ Mulkern, Patrick (1987). "Dressing the Doc". Doc Who Magazine. Autumn Special. Curiosity Comics/BBC. p. 21.
  6. ^ "Look 100 Years Younger", special feature on the "Twin Dilemma" DVD release.
Bibliography
  • Howe, David J.; Stammers, Mark & Walker, Stephen James (1993). The Handbook: The 6th Doctor. Dr. Who Books. London: Virgin Publishing. ISBN0-426-20400-X.

External links [edit]

  • Sixth Physician on Tardis Data Core, an external wiki
  • The Sixth Doctor on the BBC'south Doctor Who website
  • Sixth Doctor Gallery
  • Sixth Dr.'southward kickoff season theme music QuickTime file
  • Trial of a Time Lord theme music QuickTime file
  • Sixth Doctor first title sequence
  • Sixth Doc 2d title sequence

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