Doctor Who: City of Death (Hardcover) by Douglas Adams, James Goss

from Fiddleback_

An excellent version of the adventure Doctor Who fans of the era know so well. Thankfully fills in one or two gaps.

from JonArnold

It's a soufflé of a television story, delicately constructed, ethereal and subsisting almost entirely on wit and joie de vivre of the Parisian bouquet. As much of its appeal lies in Tom Baker and Lalla Ward running down boulevards to Dudley Simpson's best score as it does in Douglas Adams and Gra...

from ca.bookwyrm

I wish Goodreads had half-star ratings, because this is actually a 3.5 star rating. (The reason I rounded up is because of Goss' skill in the actual writing of the text. Had there been typos or other errors I would have rounded down.)This is not my favorite Doctor Who episode. Not by a LONG shot....

from DLMorrese

The end of a species and the beginning of another... although not necessarily in that order. The fourth Doctor and Romana are in Paris when the Mona Lisa is stolen, which leads them on a time-spanning journey to save it and humanity. It's a good story. Douglas Adams rewrote the original script by...

from JenniferRobb

I have watched Dr. Who on TV but started with the 9th Doctor (played by Chris Eccleston) where this book seems to be set in the time where Tom Baker portrayed the Doctor (or at least I'm guessing so based on the scarf.) I don't remember watching any of his episodes though there were times while r...