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Cover blurb: For fifty years the Doctor has been traversing the universe, affecting the lives of everyone he meets. From the crotchety old man who wanted a simple life of exploration, to the raggedy man who craves adventure, the Doctor has been changed. But who changed him? What turned him from the aloof traveller to the man of action? This is the story of the thirty-five friends who have changed him into the man he is today. From the Doctor’s unearthy grandchild through to the mysterious nanny, this book takes a detailed look at every companion that has travelled with the Doctor for the last fifty years. Includes a look at some of the most interesting companions of the Expanded Universe of Doctor Who in prose, audio and comics. The Doctor says he only takes the best — but does he? Step inside for an adventure in space and time to find out.
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Note: Updated edition to include content from the Twelfth to Fifteenth Doctor eras. Along with the slight title change, Philip Bates has been added as a co-author. Cover blurb: Discover the journeys of every one of the Doctor’s assistants, from Susan, Ian Chesterton, and Barbara Wright, to Fifteenth Doctor companion, Ruby Sunday; including their adventures off-screen, in novels, comics, and audio. Companions: Sixty Years of Doctor Who Assistants is an in-depth account of each companion, examining their arcs, significance in the TV series, and how they traversed different times, places, and mediums. Relive their travels on television. Learn what companions did after they left the TARDIS. And meet the Doctor’s wider network of friends, from Evelyn Smythe to Liv Chenka, Professor Bernice Summerfield to his grandchildren, John and Gillian. See the universe anew through their eyes. |
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