Independence Day (Doctor Who)
- Independence Day (Doctor Who)
Doctorwhobook
title=Independence Day
series=Past Doctor Adventures
number=36
featuring=Seventh Doctor Ace
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writer=Peter Darvill-Evans
publisher=BBC Books
isbn= ISBN 0-563-53804-X
set_between="Survival" and Doctor Who (1996)"
pages=285
date=October 2000
preceding="Festival of Death"
following="The King of Terror"|
"Independence Day" is a BBC Books original novel written by Peter Darvill-Evans and based on the long-running British science fiction television series "Doctor Who". It features the Seventh Doctor and Ace.
Continuity
* The book also features a brief appearance by the Second Doctor and Jamie McCrimmon, however they do not interact in person with the Seventh Doctor or Ace.
* Ace almost leaves the Doctor towards the end of this novel. She would eventually leave the Doctor first in the novel "Love and War", and again later in "Set Piece".
Outside References
*The book references the movie "Withnail and I". Many years after the movie was made, but prior to the release of this novel, its stars Paul McGann and Richard E. Grant would eventually become the Eighth Doctor and the voice of the Shalka Doctor, respectively.
External links
*Doctor Who RG | id=whobbk36 | title=Independence Day
Reviews
*OG review | id=bbcp-36 | title=Independence Day
*DWRG | id=inday | title=Independence Day
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