Tides of Time, issue 28, was published in October 2002. It was edited by Matthew Peacock. Its cover price was £3.25, and it was the last for which members of the society were charged until Tides 40.

The entire issue is now available as a PDF (21Mb).

Contents

• Editorial by Matthew Peacock
• Government Health Warning #35604 (Doctor Who) Very Important. Recommended dietary levels of Jon Pertwee, by George Cormack
• Seek, and ye shall find. Meanings of The Prisoner, by Matthew Peacock
• Reliquary Man, parts one and two. Eighth Doctor and the Monk fiction, by Alexandra Cameron
• That’s What I Want! The latest from the Telefantasy Innovations Catalogue, by Daniel Saunders, Matthew Peacock and others
• Cloak and Dagger. First Doctor and Steven fiction, by William J. Ramsden
• The Depilation of Time. A new audio adventure, allegedly
• I Can’t Make Your Dream Come True Forever and But I Can Make It Come True Tonight. Two views on the TV Movie, by Saraquazel and John Amos
• The Gold Pirates. Sixth Doctor fiction by Alan Whitten
• The Avengers – the Movie – Revisited. Review by James Davies
• Chance Would Be a Fine Thing. Considerations on causality from 3378 by David Morse
• Deja Vu. Sequels in Doctor Who, by Daniel Saunders
• The Picture of Doctor Who. First Doctor, Ben and Polly fiction by Matthew Peacock
• Spooks: A New Hope? Signs of a telefantasy revival discerned by M. Khan
• Reducing Crime, Disorder and Fear. Seventh Doctor fiction by William Ramsden
• This Is Not the End. Envoi by Matthew Peacock
• Pictures of the wedding of Caroline Symcox and Paul Cornell, by Matthew Peacock

Format: A4, single sheets, inkjet printed, stapled left and bound with white tape, front cover protected with plastic sheet, 28pp