The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1974: Before Longleat there was Blackpool – although Peter gets the date wrong. Read John Collier’s definitive account of the Exhibition opening at blackpoolremembered7485.wordpress.com …

Could DWM reassemble the original Time Team to tell us what they think of DMP 1&3 please? Thank you xoxoxo

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The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1983: Read John Collier’s account of experiencing the Longleat Celebration vicariously in The Celestial Toyroom Annual 2026, available now at www.dwasonline.co.uk/ct_annual …

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1983: Read John Collier’s account of experiencing the Longleat Celebration vicariously in The Celestial Toyroom Annual 2026, available now at www.dwasonline.co.uk/ct_annual …

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1966: More cribbing from DWM’s 1983 Winter Special for quotes from Innes Lloyd. The Celestial Toymaker was seen as a pinnacle of the late-Hartnell era back then, before we got to see any of it …

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1966: More cribbing from DWM’s 1983 Winter Special for quotes from Innes Lloyd. The Celestial Toymaker was seen as a pinnacle of the late-Hartnell era back then, before we got to see any of it …

On 11th April 1986, almost exactly 40 years ago, #AdrienneHill came to meet me at Marvel Comics HQ and be photographed by Steve Cook. None of her 1965 #DoctorWho episodes were known to exist. Miraculously, three do now! Here's the original Doctor Who Magazine article. @filmisfabulous.bsky.social

Aww, DWM still using that 'neon' font when there's a more accurate one available - www.wonderfulbook.co.uk/data/

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1983: As I recall, fans were fooled by this for a while. Perhaps because “the date of the story” was actually May (DWM 76, out 14 April). Has anyone ever attempted a fan edit in the years since? …

2026 is the 21st anniversary of Doctor Who’s revival. When the Classic Series was 21, WH Allen published The Key To Time: A Year-by-Year Record by Peter Haining, in which he “explored the history of the series through key dates in its many life-cycles”. Let’s revisit what MONTH dates he picked…

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1970: Too frightening one minute, not enough monsters the next! We all remember hiding from the terrifying Mire beast…

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1970: Too frightening one minute, not enough monsters the next! We all remember hiding from the terrifying Mire beast…

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1974: Nick was also an Auton and Wirrn as well as several soldiers.guards in the 70s, plus Mr Nainby in Amy’s Choice in 2010…

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1974: Nick was also an Auton and Wirrn as well as several soldiers.guards in the 70s, plus Mr Nainby in Amy’s Choice in 2010…

To celebrate the return of The Daleks Master Plan to the archives, try these fun #DoctorWho and the Daleks (1960s) puzzles! #CrypticWho crypticwho.com

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1971: The new console was actually slightly wider than the old and still a pale green, as can be seen here. There’s a rather good book available all about the Classic Series TARDIS… www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0957606249/

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1971: The new console was actually slightly wider than the old and still a pale green, as can be seen here. There’s a rather good book available all about the Classic Series TARDIS… www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0957606249/

Featuring an extract from Doctor Who and the Monster of Peladon by Terrance Dicks

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1982: Puuum pum-pum puuuuum. The show had been recorded on the 18th. View at www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGoE... and hear Peter’s memories of the day at www.bigredbook.info/peter_daviso...

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1982: Puuum pum-pum puuuuum. The show had been recorded on the 18th. View at www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGoE... and hear Peter’s memories of the day at www.bigredbook.info/peter_daviso...

Attention! Citizens of the universe. I'm looking for someone who could write up a feature on the 1975 and 1977 Dr Who Weetabix promotions. It's for a thing I'm putting together for @dwasonline.bsky.social - I have all the info, I'm just a better editor than writer! If interested, #DoctorWho

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1975: Every vehicle is a time machine, kinda…

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1975: Every vehicle is a time machine, kinda…

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1968: Positive press from a time when the series was often considered to have passed its (Dalek-led) peak… (Article from cuttingsarchive.org)

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1968: Positive press from a time when the series was often considered to have passed its (Dalek-led) peak… (Article from cuttingsarchive.org)

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1981: Peter leaves it to the Radio Times letters page to assess the legacy of Tom Baker as the Doctor…

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1981: Peter leaves it to the Radio Times letters page to assess the legacy of Tom Baker as the Doctor…

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If it doesn't have DAL to LEK not interested.

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1971: The only entry for this date highlights a rare 70s interview with original Doctor William Hartnell (sadly I can’t find a copy of the original)…

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1971: The only entry for this date highlights a rare 70s interview with original Doctor William Hartnell (sadly I can’t find a copy of the original)…

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1970: Peter fudging his dates again. This feature appeared the week of episode one of Inferno, but Peter already had an entry planned for that date. (And it wasn’t the first RT feature: Bessie was discussed in January.)…

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1970: Peter fudging his dates again. This feature appeared the week of episode one of Inferno, but Peter already had an entry planned for that date. (And it wasn’t the first RT feature: Bessie was discussed in January.)…

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1983: The Five (well, sort of ) Doctors assemble. Reports of Richard Hurndall’s “striking similarity” to William Hartnell may have been somewhat exaggerated…

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1983: The Five (well, sort of ) Doctors assemble. Reports of Richard Hurndall’s “striking similarity” to William Hartnell may have been somewhat exaggerated…

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1984: Peter’s penultimate entry appropriately waves farewell to his namesake and hello to Colin, who made his debut as the Sixth Doctor today (though Blue Peter and Radio Times both came out on the 15th)…

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1984: Peter’s penultimate entry appropriately waves farewell to his namesake and hello to Colin, who made his debut as the Sixth Doctor today (though Blue Peter and Radio Times both came out on the 15th)…

All serious Doctor Who fans should have a copy of David's book. Light-hearted Doctor Who fans should instead pick up a copy of The Doctor Who Fun Book by Tim Quinn and Dicky Howett.

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1969: Troughton’s departure had been announced in January. Nice to see someone have good things to say about The Space Pirates, though… (Article from cuttingsarchive.org)

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1969: Troughton’s departure had been announced in January. Nice to see someone have good things to say about The Space Pirates, though… (Article from cuttingsarchive.org)

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The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1982: The Cybermen dramatically returned earlier this week, the 13th being when this edition of Did You See? aired. Unsure where Gavin’s quotes are from as they’re not in the programme as presented on the Earthshock DVD…

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1982: The Cybermen dramatically returned earlier this week, the 13th being when this edition of Did You See? aired. Unsure where Gavin’s quotes are from as they’re not in the programme as presented on the Earthshock DVD…

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The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1978: Would you really sit through Doctor Who with your kids just on the off-chance of a glimpse of thigh? Peter seems to have got muddled: this appeared in The Times on the 19th (according to http://cuttingsarchive.org)…

The year according to Peter Haining’s ‘Doctor Who: The Key to Time’ — Today in 1978: Would you really sit through Doctor Who with your kids just on the off-chance of a glimpse of thigh? Peter seems to have got muddled: this appeared in The Times on the 19th (according to http://cuttingsarchive.org)…

Time-Flight Matrix Edition has landed! #DoctorWho #Blender #NoAI