Mindwarp

Summary

Mindwarp is a Doctor Who serial^[1]. Mindwarp draws 128 Wikipedia views per month (doctor_who_serial category, ranking #83 of 158).^[2]

Key Facts

• Mindwarp authored Philip Martin^[3].
• Mindwarp's instance of is recorded as Doctor Who serial^[4].
• Mindwarp was directed by Ron Jones^[5].
• Philip Martin wrote the screenplay for Mindwarp^[6].
• Mindwarp's composer is recorded as Richard Hartley^[7].
• Mindwarp was published by Target Books^[8].
• Mindwarp followed The Mysterious Planet^[9].
• Mindwarp was followed by Terror of the Vervoids^[10].
• A cast member of Mindwarp was Nicola Bryant^[11].
• Mindwarp was produced by John Nathan-Turner^[12].
• Mindwarp's part of the series is recorded as Doctor Who^[13].
• The original language of Mindwarp was English^[14].
• Mindwarp comprises Mindwarp I^[15].
• Mindwarp comprises The Trial of a Time Lord VI^[16].
• Mindwarp comprises The Trial of a Time Lord VII^[17].
• Mindwarp comprises The Trial of a Time Lord VIII^[18].
• Mindwarp was published on June 15, 1989^[19].
• Mindwarp was released on October 4, 1986^[20].
• Mindwarp's characters is recorded as Sixth Doctor^[21].
• Mindwarp's characters is recorded as Peri Brown^[22].
• Mindwarp's cover art by is recorded as Alister Pearson^[23].
• Mindwarp's number of episodes is recorded as {'amount': '+4'}^[24].
• Mindwarp's title is recorded as {'lang': 'en', 'text': 'Mindwarp'}^[25].
• Mindwarp's production code is recorded as 7B^[26].
• Mindwarp's season is recorded as Doctor Who, season 23^[27].

Product Details

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• MusicBrainz ID: b6791be5-680c-4240-9564-f81c5ac0132b^[28]

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Designation and Status

Mindwarp's instance of is recorded as Doctor Who serial^[4].

Why It Matters

Mindwarp draws 128 Wikipedia views per month (doctor_who_serial category, ranking #83 of 158).^[2] Mindwarp has Wikipedia articles in 6 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[29]