The DisContinuity Guide Paperback – 17 September 2004

My husband and I initially purchased the Doctor Who Discontinuity Guide when it was first published. We literally wore it out. We have added our own notes (in pencil) It is a valuable part of our Doctor Who book collection. We will put our beloved first copy out for recycle, but only after we transfer our notes from the first copy. Doctor Who is what led us to meet. We credit Doctor Who and PBS television for bringing us together.

Great little summaries of each classic story. A good find!

orderd as a replacement copy, for a well worn copy

This book is great, full of goofs, interesting dialogue, the roots (sources) of many of the stories, fashions, screw ups and lots of humor. But while the book examines each and every episode it does not tell you what happened within the episode. In other words, it tells you how something does not make sense without telling you WHY it didn't make sense. UNLESS you have ALREADY seen the episode. In other words, if you are a fan, this is the book for you. But if you are new to Doctor Who? this won't make sense. In other words there is no summary of any of the plots.So, for a fan, it is five stars. For a person new to the show, it is worthless untill AFTER they watch a few episodes.ENJOY!

Not sure where I was when this was originally published. But I'm glad to have it now!!!!