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Time ' s Team ( short story ) Time ' s Team was the ninth story in the Bernice Summerfield anthology " A Life of Surprises " . It was written by David A . McIntee . Summary . Bernice Summerfield is due at a dig on the Koloppan moon , but her shuttle is delayed in orbit of Koloppo . Her presence at the dig is vital because it is being broadcast to the people of Koloppo . Benny wanders into the shuttle ' s bar and discovers that they are airing the dig . Depressed , she heads back to her room . Brax contacts her and learns she is delayed ; he has an idea — they will fake her appearance . Benny sets up a camera in her room , focusing it on the starfield outside her window . Surely no one will recognise that the stars are not in the same position as those on the moon . Several crew members watch the broadcast , and they recognise that Benny is aboard their ship . One of them , Kreel , thinks the government is using their tax dollars to perpetuate a fraud . He convinces two other crewmen , Carruthers and Bolland , to warn Prof . Summerfield that her image is being faked . Benny takes a break from filming and heads to the bar . However , at the moment the broadcast is replaying one of her earlier moments , and she is recognised by the barman and several passengers . When she arrives back at her room , the three crew members are waiting for her . At first she thinks they are on to her , but then she realises they think she ' s not aware of the fraud . She intends to bluff her way through , but Kreel recognises that the stars on the recording match where they are now . Benny tries to explain , and tells them how difficult it is for her to be kept away from this dig . She asks for their help and discretion , and they want something in return . Benny heads for the bar . The barman and the passengers can see that she is both in the bar and on the screen at the same time . They are suspicious , but Bolland enters the bar and loudly refers to the televised Benny as this Benny ' s sister . The barman and passengers are convinced . Benny finally reaches the dig , and she ' s not alone : Kreel , Carruthers and Bolland are with her , eager to participate . Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Doctor Who Classics Doctor Who Classics from IDW Publishing is a North America n title . It reprinted the early " Doctor Who Magazine " Fourth Doctor stories , beginning with " The Iron Legion " . " Doctor Who Classics Series 2 " followed the original title . It concentrated on publishing Fifth Doctor stories . The two magazines offered American readers access to newly - colourised versions of stories that had mostly been reprinted several times before — many in Marvel Comics ' " Doctor Who " ( 1984 ) . However , the line did move past Marvel ' s old stopping point to deliver comics never - before reprinted in the United States . Overview . Like " Marvel Premiere " and " Doctor Who " ( 1984 ) , IDW reprinted the stories , complete with opening and closing captions . They were also coloured anew . Generally , each issue of the magazine had at least two new and distinct covers : one by a current IDW artist and one by a classic artist like Dave Gibbons . Each issue contained thirty - two full - colour , quality printed pages , of which only twenty - two were actually devoted to " Doctor Who " reprints . The remaining pages were divided between a " next issue " page , IDWords ( news and interviews from IDW Publishing ) and pages promoting other titles . In July 2008 , IDW compiled the first half - dozen issues of " Doctor Who Classics " into a single graphic novel release , " Doctor Who Classics Vol . 1 " , with a second volume scheduled for release in December 2008 and a third announced for May 2009 . In October 2008 , IDW suspended " Doctor Who Classics " for two months , replacing it with a specialty reprint title , " Grant Morrison ' s Doctor Who " . Following the two - issue run of that special , a " Doctor Who Classics Series 2 " was published beginning in December 2008 . As of April 2009 , the Fifth Doctor ' s " DWM " comic run had begun in the pages of the magazine . With the issue published in September 2009 , the series moved on to stories that had not previously been featured in the 1984 Marvel Comics series . In mid - 2010 , IDW announced it was cancelling " Doctor Who Classics " at the conclusion of its reprints of the Sixth Doctor stories . However , a few months later IDW reversed its decision and announced a new series of " Doctor Who Classics " would be launched in February 2011 , picking up with reprints from the Seventh Doctor era . After a break , IDW resumed the Sixth Doctor comic strips , branded as ' Doctor Who Classics Series IV ' ( though this was actually the fifth series , if one includes the Seventh Doctor series from the previous year ) .
Epiphany Epiphany was a feast day . In 1400 , Ian , Barbara and Vicki attended an Epiphany feast at Sonning Palace . The deposed queen , Isabella , and Sir Robert de Wensley were also present . After wondering over his absence , the First Doctor entered , dressed in garbs , and declared himself to be the Lord of Misrule . He produced a Spanish orange from behind the bishop ' s ear before a model fish , decorated with peacock feathers and placed on the table , broke open to reveal many more . Barbara recognised them as those given to the Doctor by Miguel de Cervantes . The food consisted of swan , pies of mincemeat and fruit , baked pike and salmon with wine sauce and a pig - the head of which was placed in front of Vicki . The feast was interrupted by Archbishop Arundel . When Barbara quoted from " The Canterbury Tales " - a work by Richard II ' s favourite , Geoffrey Chaucer - and the Doctor criticised Arundel , the Archbishop declared the feast over and the travellers to be Lollards . ( AUDIO : " The Doctor ' s Tale " )
X - ray X - rays ( or Röntgen radiation ) ( TV : " Smith and Jones " ) were a type of electromagnetic radiation . They were used in medical examinations because they penetrated soft tissue , allowing a non - invasive exam of the internal anatomy ; they could also be used to examine the interiors of sealed objects using the same method . High levels of X - ray radiation could be harmful to many forms of life . When focused into a coherent beam or laser , X - rays could be used as an offensive weapon . Instances of medical X - ray use . In the 1970s , X - rays were used on the Third Doctor at Ashbridge Cottage Hospital . They revealed his binary vascular system and astounded Dr Henderson . ( TV : " Spearhead from Space " ) On 31 December 1999 , Dr Grace Holloway was similarly astounded at the Seventh Doctor ' s X - ray results . ( TV : " Doctor Who " ) On Wengrol , Yend biologists saw on their X - ray screens that the First Doctor ( whom they had mistaken for a shapeshifter ) didn ' t change shape , giving them hope that they might have found a cure for their mutation . ( PROSE : " The Sons of the Crab " ) Instances of X - rays as non - medical imaging . The Mantis leader , in his attempts to learn the nature of the Doctor ' s TARDIS , had it subjected to X - rays , to find it was dimensionally transcendental and that the Third Doctor was inside it . ( COMIC : " Size Control " ) Dr Carter took X - rays of Eldrad ' s fossilised hand which , unlike normal fossils , didn ' t show any tissue differentiation ( since it belonged to a silicon - based life form ) . ( TV : " The Hand of Fear " ) Dr . Fendelman administered x - rays to the humanoid skull nicknamed Eustace and found a pentagram in it . ( TV : " Image of the Fendahl " ) Instances of harmful X - ray use . The Third Doctor cured Liz Shaw and Captain Harvey of their possession by a sentient virus by using an X - ray machine on them . ( PROSE : " Invaders Invisible " ) In 2003 , the Seventh Doctor used a singularity which generated X - ray pulses to sterilise Agent Yellow , saving humanity at the cost of killing millions . ( PROSE : " Eternity Weeps " ) In 2008 , the Tenth Doctor destroyed one of Florence Finnegan ' s Slab s by using his sonic screwdriver to increase the radiation of Royal Hope Hospital ' s X - ray machine by 5000 % . ( TV : " Smith and Jones " ) X - ray - based weapons . In the 21st century , Space Station W3 was armed with an X - ray laser . ( TV : " The Wheel in Space " ) On the Moon ' s surface in 2070 , the Cybermen employed a cannon - sized X - ray laser . ( TV : " The Moonbase " ) The Cyber - gun found on Telos by the Parry expedition was a hand - held X - ray laser . ( TV : " The Tomb of the Cybermen " ) Natural occurrence . Vega was known for its x - ray storms , which the Captain used as a curse : " By all the x - ray storms of Vega ! " ( TV : " The Pirate Planet " )
Dalek 3 A Dalek Strategist captured by the Space Security Service during the 41st century in a war against humanity and the New Dalek Paradigm and placed on Station 7 . It was later one of 10 captive Daleks , itself numbered 3 , apparently reconditioned to defend the station against a Dalek force that invaded the station in search of " the Abomination " where it was rendered inactive . After the battle , it was found by Amy Pond and Space Major Jay Bourne and pretended to be under their control as it went in search of the Abomination . Professor Weston planned to use the Dalek ' s shell to carry the Abomination , actually a tamed Dalek , but a Dalek agent switched the tanks around and the aggressive Dalek mutant was put back in its own case and prepared to attack the humans when they weren ' t prepared . It was destroyed by a Dalek Drone for failing to ensure the base ' s safety . ( COMIC : " The Only Good Dalek " ) Behind the scenes . Dalek 3 is not actually referred to as such in " The Only Good Dalek " . However , during the process of " converting " the station ' s captive Daleks , Jay orders them all numbered and designates a Dalek Scientist as Dalek 1 . It can be safely assumed that this pattern was continued with the other nine Daleks .
The Planet of Oblivion ( novel ) The Planet of Oblivion is the seventh book in The Darksmith Legacy series . Publisher ' s summary . The neutral ground of the usually lush and beautiful Ursulonamex , known as The Planet of Oblivion , is now scorched and charred . This is where the Darksmiths met their clients to discuss the Eternity Plan , but there is no sign of the clients now , nothing to suggest who they were . . . as though the mysterious clients have made sure of it . The Doctor and Gisella learn from the few survivors of the Rain of Fire , and that the only clues there might be of what happened could be stored in the observation stations in orbit round the planet . Do any of the observation stations still exist ? Are the Doctor and Gisella as alone on board as they think ? Who are the Dravidian Hive and are they as benign as they seem . . . ? What is a Dreadbringer ? Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . Interactive Website Content . By visiting the website and participating in the Quest participants can unlock additional content like computer to download . The Quest itself features ; games - ( like finding a specific target in an image , by using the sonic screwdriver as a detector , to hone in ( to register 100 on the scale ) . Once located the ' Target ' then provides additional information used in further puzzles involving both words and numbers . Continuity . " to be added "
Julius Cain Julius Cain was a replacement teacher on the school trip to Xirrinda . Realising that the Rain of Terror seemed quite valuable , Professor Willard and he captured and drugged three of the pebble creatures . Julius had a plan to use a shuttle from their halfway stop to escape from the planet , but wasn ' t aware that the gravitational interference had a wide range . He took Amy hostage . They travelled into the sacred caves of the Ulla people . After understanding the dangers of capturing the creatures , the professor opened the specimen box and allowed the creatures to devour them both as a sacrifice to save them . ( PROSE : " Rain of Terror " )
Pa ( Gridlock ) Pa was a man who was travelling in the Motorway illegally with his wife , Ma , in Car One Zero Hot Five . They were killed by the Macra , because Pa told the computer there were three travellers instead of two , something Ma regretted during their last moments . Their daughter went to Pharmacytown in the New New York Undercity and bought a mood drug called Forget to forget what happened to them . ( TV : " Gridlock " )
Wig A wig was a form of imitation hair worn on the head . Abigail Woburn wore a " theatrical " wig since she suffered from . ( AUDIO : " Jago in Love " ) The Happiness Patrol wore short trench coats and had white face paint with pink and purple wigs . ( TV : " The Happiness Patrol " ) In order to investigate Baron Maupertuis , Professor Moriarty used the alias O ' Connor and donned a ginger wig as part of his disguise . ( PROSE : " All - Consuming Fire " ) The Eleventh Doctor once got bored and shaved his head . This allowed him to wear a wig and hide a TARDIS key in it that Tasha Lem could not discover when he set foot on Trenzalore , which had a technology ban . ( TV : " The Time of the Doctor " ) Behind the scenes . When the wigs constructed for the guest characters in " The Two Doctors " were lost in transit , the actors had to be fitted for new wigs in Seville . These Spanish wigs were subsequently used for the studio shoot in England in order to keep continuity . Sylvester McCoy has the distinction of having played " two " incarnations of the Doctor ; when Colin Baker declined an invitation to record the regeneration scene in " Time and the Rani " , McCoy put on a wig and Baker ' s costume and , with his face obscured by special effects , filled in for the role .
Doctor Who and the Keeper of Traken ( novelisation ) Publisher ' s summary . 1982 edition . For ages past , the Union of Traken has lived in peace and harmony thanks to the power of the Source , controlled by generations of Keepers . But the current Keeper , his powers waning , senses some all - pervading evil about to invade his world . He summons the Fourth Doctor to his aid . To save Traken the Doctor fights the terrifying Melkur – only to find that this new enemy conceals an older and even deadlier foe – one the Doctor has encountered before . . . British publication history . First publication :
Mad Norwegian Press Mad Norwegian Press is a company that has published a variety of books related to " Doctor Who " and its spin - offs . The name of the company stems from the fact that it was founded by Norwegians who consider themselves to be mad . Faction Paradox . Mad Norwegian began its association with " Doctor Who " by publishing the " Faction Paradox " series of novels and audio adventures . Reference Guides . Mad Norwegian Press began publishing the series of " About Time " reference books in 2004 . A total of seven volumes have been published so far , each focusing on different production eras , up to the second season of the revived series . Another two volumes have also been announced for publication at a later date . " AHistory " was a reference book first published in 2006 . As a linear timeline of the Doctor Who universe , revised editions were published in 2007 and 2012 as later stories were produced . " " was published in 2009 , an anthology of essays by , and interviews with , various women closely associated with the series . It was subsequently awarded the Hugo Award for " Best Related Work " . A follow up , " " was published in 2012 and also nominated for a Hugo , but lost out to the " Writing Excuses " podcast . Continuing in a similar vein as the " Chicks " books , " " was published in 2013 , and features an introduction by John Barrowman . Other titles include the " " series , and " Running Through Corridors " .
Beau Brummell Beau Brummell was an English dandy and the arbiter of men ' s fashion . ( AUDIO : " The Red House " ) The First Doctor claimed that Brummell had told him that he looked better in a cloak . ( TV : " Kidnap " ) To defend himself from the criticism about his new outfit , the Sixth Doctor reminded Peri Brown that Brummell was criticised too because of his look . Peri replied that Brummell had " taste , a feeling for style " , unlike the Doctor . ( TV : " The Twin Dilemma " ) While travelling with Charlotte Pollard , the Sixth Doctor said his pocketwatch had been given to him by Brummell , whom he referred to as the " king of the dandies " . ( AUDIO : " The Red House " )
Banquo Banquo was a character in William Shakespeare ' s " Macbeth " . Robert Dodds considered his role as Banquo to be his greatest accomplishment ; most thought he was a poor actor . He named his manor Banquo Manor , after the character . Two plaques bearing inscriptions from the play adorned the manor , one in the drawing room and a second in the study ; however the second was removed some time before 1898 . Robert was reciting his lines from the play when his cousin , Pamela , murdered him . ( PROSE : " The Banquo Legacy " )
Wooley ( Number 1 , Gallows Gate Road ) Major Wooley was a man of the 20th century . He received many medals for his achievements in the First World War . However , when he moved to No . 1 Gallows Gate Road he suddenly thought that he was a coward and couldn ' t fight anymore , even though he would have liked to stop Hitler . It turned out that there was an alien hiding inside an oak tree next to the house . It took Major Wooley ' s willpower to sign up for war again . The only resident of the house who was not affected by the alien was Robert Mann . Robert still hadn ' t decided what he wanted to be in life so the alien had no ambition to feed on . The Tenth Doctor told Robert that Robert was the only one who could cut down the tree . Robert did it and the other residents got back their ambition . Major Wooley decided he wanted to sign up again and thought that they might have a job for him even if it was at the Home Guard . ( PROSE : " Number 1 , Gallows Gate Road " )
Demon ( The Anchorite ' s Echo ) The Demon was an alien who invaded a human church , planning to bring his gods for the people to worship . He was defeated by the Seventh Doctor , Ace and the spirit of the church ' s anchorite . ( PROSE : " The Anchorite ' s Echo " )
Frank Paxton Frank Paxton was a member of a team that was due to spend a year at Hardy Base to work on the cyclotron . He brought his saxophone with him . However , Frank was part of a terrorist group that attacked the base . He killed Madeleine , but Catherine escaped into the cyclotron before he could kill her . After she was brought out of the cyclotron by the Fifth Doctor , Catherine hit Frank with the saxophone and they escaped in the TARDIS . ( PROSE : " Lackaday Express " )
Prisoners of the Lake ( audio story ) Prisoners of the Lake was the first story in " The Third Doctor Adventures " . Publisher ' s summary . Captain Mike Yates is investigating the disappearance of artefacts from an archaeological site deep below Dunstanton Lake . It ' s hardly a job for UNIT . But when the team discover a mysterious ancient structure buried deep underwater , all that changes . When chief archaeologist Freda Mattingly ventures inside , she soon realises that her skills do not begin to equip her to deal with what she finds . As an ancient menace begins to stir the Doctor , Jo Grant and Mike Yates must dive down to the lake bed and discover the secrets hidden there . Secrets that could mean the end of all life on Earth . . . Plot . Part one . Director Pennard takes Captain Mike Yates through a walkway that leads to a building in the middle of Dunstanton Lake . Pennard made his feelings clear , by stating that no - one asked for Yates to come , but the later replies that he was ordered because of valuable missing artifacts . The Director replies he doesn ' t think they were stolen , but wrongly catalogued . Then , Mike tells him there was a vague report about what some divers found , and the Director replies that is because they are not sure what they have found . Meanwhile , Leader Archaeologist Freda Mattingly is coordinating the divers when Pennard and Yates arrive . The later is presented to Freda , who says they have found something unlike anything that has been discovered before . She says it is a building at the bottom of the lake , and that the divers are installing an airlock in its door to get in . Freda explains that the building , or whatever it is , must be ancient , from a time when the lake was dry land . When the divers finish with the airlock , the Leader Archeologist starts to descend with a diving suit with a lift that goes from Diving Control to the bed of the lake , alone . " To be continued " Part two . " to be added " Part three . " to be added " Part four . " to be added " Continuity . to be added
Harry Hypno Harry Hypno was a hypnotist who often performed at the New Regency Theatre . On inspecting the stage he saw something strange in the wings . He was then asked by Henry Gordon Jago to help in a hypnotheropy session . ( AUDIO : " The Stuff of Nightmares " )
Morris ( The Flood ) Morris was an MI6 agent . Morris was sent with Carter to walk along a canal , looking for a " 1950s police box " . They spent some time looking and eventually came across it . Carter reported in to control , but as she did so , some Cybermen appeared and attacked , killing both Morris and Carter . ( COMIC : " The Flood " )
Into the Silent Land ( short story ) Into the Silent Land was the sixth short story in the Short Trips anthology " " . Written by Steven A . Roman , the story featured the Fourth Doctor and Romana II . Summary . The Doctor finds himself in his dream garden . He is approached by his first incarnation , who wonders what he is doing here . The Fourth Doctor realises he shouldn ' t be here , because he hasn ' t regenerated yet , and wonders if his next regeneration is approaching . As the TARDIS dematerialises , the Doctor wakes from his dream . He has been feeling his age lately . The Doctor and Romana have arrived in Maine for the funeral of the Doctor ' s friend , Hannah Gites . Romana has noticed the Doctor ' s recent strange behaviour . She wonders if he ' s reaching the end of this incarnation , and the thought saddens her . After the funeral , the Doctor introduces himself to Hannah ' s daughter , Giselle . She gives him a book that he had left behind on his last visit . Back in the TARDIS , Romana asks the Doctor how he was friends with Hannah , and he replies that Hannah helped him with his rose s . She also questions him on his new clothing . She is becoming worried about him . In the dream garden , the Doctor again encounters his first incarnation , who tells him that the Second and Third Doctors also visited the garden and made additions to it . The First Doctor tells the Fourth that it ' s not his time yet , but that " the moment has been prepared for " . The Doctor finally tells Romana what has been bothering him : what will happen to him when he regenerates . She reminds him of all the good he has done , and it seems to cheer him up . He decides they need a holiday .