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Richard E. Grant

television episode, gave more to fans than a chance to see McGann’s Doctor again, with better hair and a slightly different outfit. It also provided them with a frisson of delight as the Doctor named his companions: all were from the Big Finish Eighth Doctor audio adventures. Speculation immediately began to fly: did this BBC-approved shout-out, broadcast online in a short webisode, mean the audios were canonical? Somehow it seems appropriate that questions of canonicity should dog the Doctor whose very longevity relies on extracanonical media.