10. The Ninth Doctor's Timeline

Hello everyone!

I've added more stories including the annual stories and comic stories to the Ninth Doctor's timeline.

Enjoy!

Tim.

Thanks ausir. I'll add this and re-arrange the recent Fourth Doctor stories soon.

Could you let me know where the other stories for Ten and Eleven from Churchill take place?

Thanks. Tim.

"Hounded" - any time the Tenth Doctor is traveling alone, probably around the end of his timeline.

"Living History" - during "A Christmas Carol"

"The Chartwell Metamorphosis" - most likely between "The Snowmen" and "The Bells of Saint John" (based on the Doctor's costume on the cover)

Hello everyone!

I've now updated the Ninth Doctor's timeline thread by having it as a page view instead of a PDF view for users to see.

Enjoy!

Tim.

I believe Retail Therapy needs to take place between either Long Game/Father's Day or between Father's Day/Empty Child.

Factors:
- Rose leaves 2005 in 'Rose,' and doesn't return to her home era until 2006 in 'Aliens of London,' where it's a big deal she returned because she hadn't been seen for a year. Therefore: It cannot happen before the 'Aliens of London'/'World War Three' two-parter
- during 'Aliens of London'/'World War Three,' Rose and Mickey are either broken up or at least in an extremely long-distance relationship, and Mickey chooses not to join them in their travels. In 'Retail Therapy,' Jackie refers to Mickey in past tense, as though he's not part of their lives anymore
- they leave 2006 at the end of that episode, and head to 2012 for 'Dalek.' There they pick up Adam as another companion, and that story leads directly into this set's 'The Other Side,' which in turn leads into 'The Long Game,' where Adam is booted from the TARDIS. We don't see where they go when they leave him
- this gives our first possible gap--right before 'Father's Day'
- 'Father's Day' happens and obviously this is not concurrent with that
- here is our second possible gap, as we don't see where they go when they leave 1987
- the next episode, 'The Empty Child,' opens with them chasing the pod through the vortex and landing in London during the Blitz. They meet Jack Harkness, who is a companion for the rest of the season--meaning that 'Retail Therapy' cannot happen at any point during or beyond 'The Empty Child'


Tonally, my preference would be to put this BEFORE 'Father's Day,' as that has some heavy emotional developments which aren't mentioned or even alluded to in 'Retail Therapy.' After experiencing that trauma, you'd think we might open on Rose weeping and hugging her mother, but there's nothing like that here.

The first part of Monstrous Beauty didn’t really have any clues on specific timeline placement. The Doctor is travelling with Rose, and she’s aware the Time Lords are gone. So, erm, anywhere between The End of the World and The Empty Child really.

Maybe subsequent instalments will shed more light. 

Worth noting timeline-wise that all of Nine’s appearances in TLV are bookended by Monstrous Beauty. We follow Rose’s perspective at the end where she passes out to recover from Vampire virus and wakes up an unidentified amount of time later. The Doctor’s appearance is quite battered by the time she wakes up, implication seems to be whilst she was asleep he got involved in his other TLV stories. 

We don’t get any real clues on a more specific placement of TLV in the Ninth Doctor’s life, between Father’s Day and The Empty Child works.  

The Day of the Doctor
The Oncoming Storm
Battle Scars
A Day To Yourselves 
Human Conflict
Double Falsehood
The Hungry Night
Little Rose Riding Hood
The Patchwork Pierrot
I Was Churchill's Double 
Her Own Bootstraps 
Doctors Assemble 
Sphere of Influence
Cataclysm 
Food Fight
Girl, Deconstructed
Fright Motif
Planet of the End
The Hunting Season
The Curse of Lady Macbeth
Monsters in Metropolis
Fond Farewell
Way of the Burryman
The Forth Generation
The Bleeding Hearts
Rose
The End of the World
The Unquiet Dead
Aliens of London
World War Three
The Clockwise Man
The Monsters Inside
Winner Takes All
The Forgotten
The Window on the Moor
Rose and the Snow Window 
The Ashes of Eternity
Dalek
The Other Side
The Long Game
Her Own Bootstraps (Epilogue)
Father's Day
Doctor vs Doctor
The Mask of Makassar
Mr Nobody
Pitter-Patter
The Love Invasion
Art Attack
The Cruel Sea
A Groatsworth of Wit
Death to the Doctor!
Mystery Date
Endgame
Four Doctors
The Red Bicycle
Retail Therapy
Where's the Doctor?
Time Lord Victorious 
The Lichyrwick Abomination
The Empty Child
The Doctor Dances
The Deviant Strain
Only Human
Weapons of Past Destruction
Hacked
Supremacy of the Cybermen
Doctormania
The Transformed
Official Secrets
Slaver's Song 
Sin-Eaters
The Slist Show Christmas Special!
Secret Agent Man
The Bidding War
The Lost Dimension 
R&J
Boom Town
The Stealers of Dreams 
Night of the Whisper
Return of the Volsci  
Bad Wolf
The Parting of the Ways 

I mean, he also invites Fred to travel with him in Planet of the End and that definitely is before Old Friends. Unless you start moving individual episodes out of order.