a necessary swerve after the Fourth Doctor's flippancy and casual arrogance in the face of cosmic menace had grown stale after seven years. And it worked: After Adric, the grimmer tone dominated ...

One Doctor Who companion from the classic era we definitely know can fly the TARDIS by themselves is Adric. It’s unclear exactly when Adric fully learns this skill as the Fourth Doctor takes on ...

The 5th Doctor was played by Peter Davison, and while his companions weren't bad, the problem with them was that there was simply too many of them in the Tardis at one time. As such this one is ...

So here are 10 of the smartest Doctor Who characters... Companion to the Fourth and Fifth Doctor, Adric was a mathematical genius of E-Space. But his mathematical capability goes a little further ...

We’ve speculated already that with the pile up of companions set to appear at the end of Doctor Who’s fourth season ... of course, Adric. His demise came at the end of the terrific Peter ...

Adric hailed from Alzarius ... have been in the show since the days of Sarah Jane Smith's travels with the Fourth Doctor, but Strax made his debut with the Eleventh Doctor. Humanoid aliens ...

In which the Doctor, Adric and Tegan explore Deva Loka and find ... The story was written for the Fourth Doctor, and Davison filters this dialogue through his own sensibilities.

Traveling with the Doctor doesn't always ensure you're safe. In Earthshock, Adric, a companion of both the Fourth Doctor and the Fifth Doctor died after an encounter with the Cybermen. Katrina ...

"Could you?" The Doctor shook his head. "No." But Nyssa was arguing. "Surely the Tardis is quite capable of –" "We can change what happened if we materialise before Adric was killed" emphasised ...

The now 54-year-old shot to fame on Doctor Who when he played the plucky sidekick to Peter Davidson and Tom Baker’s incarnations of the time travellers between 1980 and 1982. Adric had a number ...

Still trapped in E-Space, the TARDIS takes the Doctor, Romana and the stowaway, Adric to a world where three Lords, Zargo, Camilla and Aukon rule over their peasant subjects from their tower.