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Doctors, Torchwood/SJA characters, supporting characters who have not acted as Companions, or unrelated fictional elements are not included in this assessment for the time being. Companions and antagonists such as alien species or villains are.

Overall Good Reference Sources

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Add reference sources that are good for any part of a topic here. This is still a work in progress and in no way a final collection of usable sources for this subject.

Overall: Doctor Who: The Complete History

1980s: John Nathan-Turner's "The Companions"

Modern: Triumph of a Time Lord, Doctor Who: The Writer's Tale: The Final Chapter.

Needs Heavy Work/Is in a state of being AfD'd

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Articles with dubious notability or articles where it covers a relatively obscure or short-lived subject in the context of the show that is liable to being AfD'd without further work.

Needs Heavy Work but is definitely or likely notable

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Articles that need very heavy work to meet current quality standards, either due to lengthy plot summary, small development/reception, or all of these, but are so important to the show and well known that they are very likely notable.

  • Susan Foreman (We should focus on this due to her recent/likely importance in the upcoming Doctor Who season)[5]

- "Doctor Who, Family and National Identity: Entertainment & Sports Law Journal". (EBSCO)

Essentialism Is Dead! Long Live Essentialism: Doctor Who (Series 11) (EBSCO)

-"Political Satire and British-American Relations in Five Decades of Doctor Who" (SWOSU)

"4th Wave Feminism Submission “Bloke Utopia:” Bill Potts, Queer Identity, and Cyborg Narratives in Doctor Who"[76]

"Essentialism Is Dead! Long Live Essentialism: Doctor Who (Series 11)" (EBSCO)

Seems Notable but more work is needed to bring it to standards

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For articles that already have some of the bones laid in them (Reception and Developmental Information) but are very small and do not cover as much as they should, whether it be due to a small Reception or a lack of Developmental info, or both. These articles range from needing decently small adjustment to needing larger rewrites.

- JSTOR: From Balaclavas to Jumpsuits: The Multiple Histories and Identities of "Doctor Who's" Cybermen (Use the Library to access)

-JSTOR: Why the Cybermen Stomp: Sound in the New "Doctor Who"

-"CREATING SUSTAINABLE CYBERMEN" (EBSCO, Dev)

-"Fifty Years of Science Fiction Television: Themes of Governance and Bureaucracy in "Star Trek" and "Doctor Who"" (JSTOR, brief bits)

Minor Problems

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Articles with mostly good groundwork (Good Reception/Development, for example) that need some edits for one reason or another, whether it be due to a long plot summary, more Reception being needed, or just some general quality updates.

Main page: User:Pokelego999/sandbox/Dalek Rewrite

Likely Safe and Needs Little Work

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Articles that are well documented and well written in multiple aspects, and need very little, if anything at all to meet quality standards.

Nominees

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  • Dodo Chaplet (Not yet, just storing here while I resolve some things regarding notability)

Up for Deletion

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Doctors

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This is not a high priority for the project. However, this section is in the case of additional sourcing being found that would benefit these articles, allowing it to be stored for later use:

"Fifty Years in the TARDIS: The Historical Moments of Doctor Who: Critical Studies in Television" (Covers the basics of the Eras preceding the 50th)

"When Doctor Who Enters Its Own Timeline: The Database Aesthetics and Hyperdiegesis of Multi-Doctor Stories" (Multi-Doctor analysis)

"Doctor Who: Televized Science Fiction as Contemporary Melodrama." (EBSCO)

"Essentialism Is Dead! Long Live Essentialism: Doctor Who (Series 11)" (EBSCO)

-""It's about time": Twitter responses to gender change with Doctor Who's 13th Doctor: Popular Communication". (EBSCO)

-"A quintessentially British alien: New Statesman" (EBSCO)

- "New Dimensions: REPRESENTATION AND ALLEGORY IN DOCTOR WHO: Screen Education" (EBSCO)

-"Essentialism Is Dead! Long Live Essentialism: Doctor Who (Series 11)

-‘I have loved being with you, Yaz’: Doctor Who, Thasmin and brilliant lesbian futures

-"Casual queerness and desire lines in Doctor Who"

Ninth Doctor and Fourteenth Doctor are already GA, and thus are of little concern. Doctors Ten-Thirteen have decent sourcing already, though will still need improvement.

Sources for potential later use

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Sources that are in-depth analysis on a particular focus that may not warrant an article. These should be considered either if a future article should happen or whether they should be included in a list at a later date.

Dinosaurs: [332]

Madame Kovarian: [333]

Osgood: [333]

Sutekh: [334][335][336] User:Pokelego999/sandbox/Sutekh (Doctor Who) for a WIP draft. [337]

Aliens:

-"The Doctor's Monsters: Meanings of the Monstrous in Doctor Who." (EBSCO)

Thal: [338]

- ""Sit down and talk": Doctor Who and an imperfect peace myth: Communication Quarterly" (ESBCO. Has some bits. Probably not enough to salvage the AfD but it's worth adding to the list entry)

Reinette: [176]

Compassion: [66]

Pig Slave:

-"Those Pig-Men Things" (EBSCO)

Nearly every female character is covered here for a paragraph or two. Good overall source: [66]

"The Girls Who Waited? Female Companions and Gender in Doctor Who." (EBSCO): Covers a multitude of female characters, notably River Song, Sarah Jane, and some bits on others like Amy.

Belinda: [339][340][341][342]

Dan: [343][344]

Alice Obiefune: [345]

Sharon: [346]

Non-character usage

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"DESGINING DOCTOR WHO" (SFX) (EBSCO)

"OUTSIDE THE BOX" (American Cinematographer) (EBSCO)

Screwdriver: [347]

Music

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[348][349][350] (Research further later)[351]

Devil's Chord: [352]

Doctor Who Theme:

-"‘Way Out– Of This World!’ Delia Derbyshire, Doctor Who and the British Public's Awareness of Electronic Music in the 1960s" (EBSCO)

Time Fracture: [353]

Fanfic: [354]

Jubilee: [355] Look at this one later [356]

[6] (Dig through more later, has a lot of coverage) [357] (Dig through later)

Doctor Who Season: [279]

Time Lord Victorious: [358]

Series 12: [359]

Queer rep: [360]

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