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Doctor Who Literature

Jason Miller

Doctor Who is not just one of the world's longest-running science fiction TV shows, but it's also generated a prolific amount of tie-in books, often with strong literary merit. Join Jason from the Trap One Podcast on a solo journey through the Target novelizations, in publication order.

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Welcome to the first of a planned three-part miniseries on The Daleks' Master Plan. This week we are joined by John Peel, who wrote the two-book novelization, and Darren Mooney of The 250 Podcast and The M0vie Blog.

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Originally released in June 2022, this classic episode of Doctor Who Literature fell out of the Spotify archives. The episode has been slightly re-edited and reposted, in anticipation of our coming mini-series on The Daleks' Master Plan. If you disco... more

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As this Doctor Who Literature episode was in production, it was announced that two missing installments from The Daleks' Masterplan, both broadcast in November 1965. These will be available for UK audiences in April 2026. This is tremendously excitin... more

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When it comes to talking the William Hartnell era on Doctor Who, Jeff Goddard is The Man. Jeff, who's frequently heard on top-tier podcasts such as Gallifrey's Most Wanted and What's In The Box?, makes his 2nd DWLit appearance... and, it seems, not a... more

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4.6 out of 5 stars from 35 ratings
  • Fantastic discourse, rambling tangents

    I’m a massive Doctor Who fan. I don’t write a lot of reviews — especially on podcasts. I treasure this cast, however: the speakers don’t stick to the topic at hand. If you’re listening to this cast, I’m assuming you’re listening to this, you’re seeking in-depth comparisons between Target novelizations and their respective television episodes. I’ll be honest. You’re not going to get that here. But, you will get entertaining conversation between hardcore DW fans.

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    Onlywriterever
    United States2 years ago
  • So, I have listened to this podcast in another format and have enjoyed it and continue to enjoy it. Jason brings on guest after guest (nit even sparing his own daughter) and they talk not only about the book, but also the show and the facts behind the show. Jason has his share of games to play with his guests and some give him challenges as good as he gets. The last segment is always an audio essay about the book, which is rich in lore and what the author was doing for the book.

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    5
    kahusch
    2 years ago
  • Brilliant, warm and full of heart

    I discovered this product pretty late in the day but delighted that I have so much to go through and binge on now. Full of heart, warmth and knowledge, this podcast has inspired me to dig out my Target library and give them another read, and each new episode popping up has become a special Sunday treat.

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    5
    MrDog76
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • It's The Five Doctors, might as well throw everything at it!WNED broadcast December 4th, 1985

    Audible
    5
    Eric Briggs
    United States3 years ago
  • This week, The Massacre of St Bartholomew's Eve

    It's The Five Doctors, might as well throw everything at it!WNED broadcast December 4th, 1985

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    Eric Briggs
    United States3 years ago

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