Takes place during Mawdryn Undead at the end of the episode.

4th Doc and Sarah Jane. A moment of confusion as Sarah Jane reflects. Explores relationship between Sarah Jane and the Doctor following Pyramids of Mars

A silly thread begets silly poetry.

Those familiar with 'The Tiger' by William Blake may experience a spot of déjà vu whilst reading this...

A serial killer is loose upon the streets of Victorian London, but does the Doctor know more about the deaths than he is letting on? This story features the eighth Doctor and Mina Harker.

The Eighth Doctor stumbles into an armed robbery - but his attempt to diffuse the situation backfires...

The Sixth Doctor, Peri and Shellingbourne Grant visit Kar-Charrat, the greatest library in the Universe. But somebody is waiting for them... Co-written with Paul Leonard and first published in 'Missing Pieces'.

The Seventh Doctor bends the rules to save a life. First published in 'Perfect Timing 2'.

The First Doctor, Ian & Barbara discover that sometimes the truth isn't always what people should hear.

The Fourth Doctor battles Cybermen with only hits wits (and his scarf!) as weapons!

The Seventh Doctor shows someone their error of their ways. First published in 'LifeDeath'.

The Fifth Doctor and Nyssa arrive on Pluto, to find the survivors of a horrific plague fighting for survival. Co-written with Leigh Hooper and firs published in 'Tales of the Solar System'.

Bernice discovers the truth behind a lost civilisation.

The Third Doctor gives the Time Lords cause for concern.

Alien possession seen through the eyes of a young boy. First published in 'Walking In Eternity'.

Carry On Doctor! The Doctor (Sid James) and his lovely assistant Babs (Barbara Windsor) are on the tail of the dastardly Master (Basil Brush). First published in 'Walking In Eternity' under the name Philip M. Parneker (sorry Jay!)

A selection of Doctor Who drabbles.

The Eighth Doctor and Sam encounter aliens in the American West. First published in Perfect Timing 1.

An Eighth Doctor story, first published in 'The Cat Who Walked Through Time'.

Christmas shopping is never easy, but for the Doctor and Mina it becomes further complicated by gangsters, autograph hunters, D-list celebrities and a case of mistaken identity. All in a day's work then...

Fitz can't sleep because the Doctor can. Sort of. New! Improved! Now with 20% more formatting!

Over the hills and far away, a wandering Time Lord saves the day.

Christmas fun for Who fans with a sense of humor! Must read!

An amusing little . . . uh . . . well a long limmick. Rating due to the fact that it rather suggestive!

Article written by Sarah Jane Smith.