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==Productions== |
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Revision as of 17:09, 23 September 2008
The world's longest running continuous Doctor Who production.
Current DWAD Logo
History
Originally formed in 1982, though some dates list it as 1981. Still producing in 2008.
In 2008, The Doctor Who Audio Dramas began its 27th continuous year of programming. This makes the DWADs the world's longest running, continuous production of Doctor Who, beating out the BBC's 26 years which ended in 1987. (Some would argue that the continuous run by the BBC actually ended in 1985 when the show went on hiatus for 18 months during the Colin Baker run.)
To date, the Doctor has been played by five actors: Vincent Savage, David Segal, Jeffrey Coburn, Jym DeNatale, and James K Flynn.
Productions
The Doctor Who Audio Dramas have produced 172 Doctor Who audio dramas, across 35 seasons. Currently 52 stories have been made available for download.
Vincent Savage Era Stories
David Segal Era Stories
Jeffrey Coburn Era Stories
Jym DeNatale Era Stories
James K Flynn Era Stories
E-Books
E-Books based on The Doctor Who Audio Dramas are written by fans without the input of the production team. These e-books are made publicly available on the DWAD message board for people to read, and at least one partial book is listed on the DWAD website proper. However, it has been made clear by the production that these books are not considered part of the canon.
See a list of DWAD E-Books