All posts that Tom Baker has been featured in
The Doctor Who Target range of books always offered a different insight to the televised stories as authors could expand their text. Here, Andrew O'Day examines two seminal stories
Andrew O'Day investigates how the 1980s Peter Davison Doctor Who stories Castrovalva and Frontios are the descendants of Tom Baker's Full Circle
The Doctor arrives on an alien world and is taken captive by the savage Sevateem tribe. Accused of being 'the evil one', the Doctor begins to suspect that he has been here before
Andrew O'Day explores the connections between two iconic Doctor Who stories
The brilliant but unorthodox scientist Dr. Victor Frankenstein believes he has created a perfect human. But his initial triumph turns to horror when he discovers a fatal flaw—the reanimated flesh begins to decay, both physically and mentally
In a priory near the village of Fetchborough, four scientists are testing a human skull they found in Kenya, which is apparently 12 million years old – millions of years older than should be possible
TV investigative journalist Jemima Shore turns amateur detective to uncover blackmail and murder among the upper classes in this 1980s blend of cozy mystery and conventional crime thriller
BBC drama serial adapted from Fay Weldon's 1983 novel about the destruction of love and the burning need for revenge when a dowdy wife discovers her husband is having an affair with a glamourous romantic novelist
The TARDIS is infiltrated and, diverted to the right place - but at the wrong time period, the Doctor and Sarah discover an ancient evil that lurks in a gothic Victorian mansion. Sutekh the Destroyer is preparing to bring the gift of death to all who live
"No one can see me but you, Jeff."