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| rdfs:label | - Warriors' Gate (TV story)
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| rdfs:comment | - Warriors' Gate was the fifth story of the 18th season of Doctor Who. It saw the departure of Romana II and K9 from the regular cast and concluded the "E-Space trilogy". From a production standpoint, it marked Graeme Harper's directorial debut on the programme, although he wasn't credited in that capacity for his work. His promotion to the director's chair followed one of the rare instances that a director was fired during production of a Doctor Who story — although credited director Paul Joyce was quickly re-hired.
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| novelisation | - Doctor Who and Warriors' Gate
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| abstract | - Warriors' Gate was the fifth story of the 18th season of Doctor Who. It saw the departure of Romana II and K9 from the regular cast and concluded the "E-Space trilogy". From a production standpoint, it marked Graeme Harper's directorial debut on the programme, although he wasn't credited in that capacity for his work. His promotion to the director's chair followed one of the rare instances that a director was fired during production of a Doctor Who story — although credited director Paul Joyce was quickly re-hired.
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