After the bi generation RTD made a comment in an interview that he's never repeated since that all the doctors bi generated, not just the 14th.
I think the memory TARDIS doctors were originally intended to be these bi generated past doctors and this was going to be the excuse for why returning...
The curse of fatal death is set in a timeline that is erased by the war in Heaven. The final curse doctor was to appear in an unproduced tie in novel feature her with lots of other BBC related characters in a gulag for POW fictional characters
The eighth doctor uses the moment to end the war in...
I've only ever put it as being around it's release date. I honestly don't think I've ever noticed any evidence to pin down anything more accurate and it takes place over a couple of days or a week at most
Been skimming through this and one thing to note is that Doctor strange has to be part of the sliding timeline rather than starting his training in 1963 because he's Bruce Banner's childhood friend and supposed to be the same age-ish
Tbf Ragnar's life is just largely fictionalised but you can say that about a lot of history. It'd also hardly the only one on this list that treats god(s) like they're real
Valhalla especially had a lot of good stuff about Cnut's reign and Hardrada
https://www.perioddramas.com/timeline.php
Found this after I put my question in the hub, don't know if you're missing anything though except maybe the two Vikings TV shows
Been watching the new BBC series King & Conqueror and was wondering if anyone had, or had been considering making, a timeline for historical dramas like that?