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George ( Secrets of the Stars ) George was a male human who lived in Ealing in 2009 . His wife , Linda and son , John , were possessed by the Ancient Lights . He and Haresh Chandra followed them to the TV studio where they guarded Martin Trueman . Haresh and he came up with various schemes and theories , until Trueman possessed George . He was set free when the Ancient Lights were stopped by Luke Smith . ( TV : " Secrets of the Stars " )
DWM 454 " Doctor Who Magazine " was the issue of the magazine cover dated " Winter 2012 / 2013 " . It was the first issue of the magazine to bear a seasonal cover date since DWMS Summer 1995 . The somewhat unusual cover date was necessitated by the return to month - only cover dates a few issues earlier . Since " DWM " was a quad - weekly , and not a monthly , publication , it had thirteen issues a year . This " Winter " issue was thus that " odd " issue for the 2012 calendar . This was the first issue of DWM to feature Paul McGann in his " 21st century " costume . Gone was the frock coat and long hair of earlier covers , replaced by short hair and a leather jacket . The look had been approved by the BBC in late 2012 , and was unveiled here as part of the official marketing for AUDIO : " Dark Eyes " .
Erbium ( The Bog Warrior ) Erbium was a former princess of Tollund . Erbium had a tenuous relationship with her sister , Terbium , and once threw a pig ' s head at her during a royal ball . She also challenged Ash , who was hiding her identity , to speak for herself and reveal who she really was if she wanted to marry Prince Zircon . After Princess Ash resumed her rightful place as heir to the throne , she stripped Erbium of her royal title and sentenced her to live out the remainder of her life performing hard labour in the peat tunnels . ( PROSE : " The Bog Warrior " )
After Life ( graphic novel ) Publisher ' s summary . Alice Obiefune was at her lowest ebb when the Eleventh Doctor burst into her life – she ' d lost her mother , her job and her apartment . But it didn ' t take much of the Doctor ' s compassion to get her on board the TARDIS , rediscovering the beauty in life , one time - lost adventure at a time ! From tackling an alien pet in the streets of London , to exposing a devilish mystery in the 1930s Bayou ; from discovering the truth behind an austerity - hit pleasure planet to facing a shapeshifting horror in a scientific research station – every day with the Doctor brings a new , impossible , life - threatening experience ! But there ' s a storm gathering , just out of view . . . One that threatens to offer both the Doctor and Alice their deepest , fondest wishes . . . Just hope they don ' t accept ! Collects " Doctor Who : The Eleventh Doctor " # 1 - 5 Additional features . " to be added " Credits . Special thanks to . Steven Moffat , Brian Minchin , Matt Nicholls , Georgie Britton , Edward Russell , Derek Ritchie , Scott Handcock , Kate Bush , Julia Nocciolino , Ed Casey , Marcus Wilson , and Richard Cookson Notes . " to be added "
Jen Walker Jen Walker was a barmaid at the Pig and Thistle in 1880 . Rudyard Kipling and his friends , with Sarah Jane Smith , talked to her about their missing friend Josh Anders . She told them to talk to Billy , a local wharf rat . ( PROSE : " Evolution " )
Barman ( The Love Invasion ) A barman owned a bar in 1966 . He got Rose Tyler G & T and a glass of water . Later , when he caught the Ninth Doctor in the ladies ' toilet , he barred him . ( COMIC : " The Love Invasion " )
Want conduit A want conduit was a small silver sphere that functioned like a control circuit . It was telepathic in nature , being controlled by the thoughts of the person using it . When police were trying to uncover Mamps , Cosmo and Leeb Slitheen from their stone prisons , they used a want conduit to control the explosive to free them . The Tenth Doctor , not knowing what they were doing , stopped them and turned off the want conduit , making so it could only be turned on by thinking about sunflower s and ball bearing s . ( PROSE : " The Slitheen Excursion " )
Supreme Dalek ( Dalek City ) The Supreme Dalek was the leader of the Dalek s on Skaro in the Dalek City . He possessed three light bulbs at the dome of its red casing and had a deep voice just like its Supreme lookalike . He was the Dalek who took the privilege of unleashing " maximum extermination " on and Clara Oswald when they were captured and brought to the Daleks , and ordered for a beamer to destroy the Doctor ' s TARDIS . ( TV : " The Magician ' s Apprentice " ) He ordered the extermination of the Twelfth Doctor after he had stolen Davros ' wheelchair and mocked the Daleks ; however , it failed . He noted how the Doctor was against using weapons only to be scalded by the Doctor , who wanted Clara back . This Dalek proudly professed that Clara was " not alive " angering the Doctor greatly . He later interrogated Missy , who survived by teleporting at the last second , about Clara ' s whereabouts , who had also survived . After receiving the Doctor regeneration energy , he praised Davros only to begin to panic about the sudden appearance decaying Daleks coming from the sewers due to them also being restored . When the Daleks from the sewers began to rise above to the city itself and destroy the Daleks as revenge , he yelled for the Doctor to help them . It is unclear as to whether or not he survived ( TV : " The Witch ' s Familiar " ) Authority . The Supreme made all the greater decisions involving the Daleks . Unlike his lookalike , he showed respect for Davros , and chose to help him rather than shun him and lock him away by sending other Daleks to assist Davros when he cried for help . He also interrogated and spoke on behalf of the Daleks as well as deciding the fate of their prisoners . ( TV : " The Magician ' s Apprentice " ) He was also keen on exterminating the Doctor , their greatest enemy , quickly ordering his extermination when given the chance . ( TV : " The Witch ' s Familiar " )
Rachel Defwydd Rachel " Ray " Defwydd was a female mechanic and motorcycle enthusiast in Wales in 1959 . Ray was childhood friends with Billy , with whom she was in love . He was a professional mechanic and part - time singer at a Welsh holiday camp , Shangri - La . Her love for him turned out to be unrequited , as he fell in love with the Chimeron Queen , Delta ; he saw Rachel as nothing more than " like my little sister " . Ray met the Seventh Doctor when he arrived at Shangri - La and helped him in his confrontation with Gavrok and the Bannermen . She provided him with transport on the Vincent as he sought to warn Delta of Gavrok ' s arrival . Ray helped get Delta to safety when the Bannermen attacked . ( TV : " Delta and the Bannermen " ) Fenric later hinted that he had flipped a coin to decide whether Ray or Ace would become the Doctor ' s companion . He described her as " a lovelorn motorcyclist . . . from Wales " . ( AUDIO : " Gods and Monsters " ) Behind the scenes . Companion . Ray was originally created with the intention that she would replace Mel as a companion . There were rumours that Bonnie Langford was leaving the show . However , filming and airing schedules meant that Mel actually departed in " Dragonfire " and was replaced by Ace . ( BBC DVD : " Survival " ) Casting . Three of the actors who auditioned for the part of Ray were Sophie Aldred , Lynn Gardner and Sara Griffiths . Gardner got the part but was injured in a scooter accident . The role went to Griffiths and Gardner was still paid . Aldred played Ace , beginning in the next serial . ( INFO : " Delta and the Bannermen " )
The Mill The Mill is a post - production and visual effects company launched in 1990 with offices in London , New York and Los Angeles . They have been the company most usually credited with visual effects on official BBC DWU productions since " The Curse of Fatal Death " . They also designed the " Doctor Who " title sequence seen in the RTD era . ( DWM 353 ) The Mill ' s Film special effects subsidiary , Mill Film , won an Oscar for its work on the film . The Mill was the first UK - based post - production company to set up offices in New York . The Mill is respected for high - end visual effects and is usually well represented at the numerous Advertising and Visual Effects awards ceremonies world - wide each year . The film unit closed in 2003 , but as of 2009 has been reopened due to the success of its work on television commercials and music videos . Some of its major advertising campaigns include Sony , Nike , Levis , Honda and Adidas . The Mill has also produced visual effects for several television dramas , including the BBC Wales productions , " Doctor Who " , " Torchwood " and " The Sarah Jane Adventures " , as well as and . The Mill also owns online advertising approval , archiving and distribution site , According to its annual report , in 2005 The Mill had revenue of £32 . 5 million and operating profit of £5 . 2 million . In February 2007 , The Mill was acquired by Private equity firm , in a deal rumoured to be worth £60 million . In 2010 , the Mill won a Royal Television Society Award for their work on " The Pandorica Opens " . Several former members of The Mill ' s television department went on to work for the visual effects company Milk .
1520 According to Barbara Wright and Susan Foreman , 1520 was the year that Hernando Cortez landed in Mexico and began his conquest of the Aztec s . ( TV : " The Aztecs " ) The First Doctor ( PROSE : " The Aztecs " ) and Bernice Summerfield ( PROSE : " The Left - Handed Hummingbird " ) believed it had happened the previous year .
Gold Assassin The Gold Assassins , from the Court of Xones , were robot s imagined in a humanoid shape . With a gold en surface concealing their internal circuitry , they were ideally placed to be offered up as tokens to people of influence ( and targets for assassination ) . One such Gold Assassin , en route to assassinate the Empress of Altari , crashed on Earth and was damaged . While it shut down to facilitate its own repairs it was found and shipped across the Mediterranean as a gift from Marcus Antonius to Cleopatra . It awoke on board a Roman sailing vessel and continued its quest to complete its mission , mistaking Cleopatra for the Empress . It was defeated when a canister of mercury , on board the ship for Cleopatra , was used to corrode it . ( COMIC : " Golden Slumbers " )
Morestran Empire The Morestran Empire was the empire of the Morestran s . By the 374th century it covered eighty million light - year s and contained fourteen hundred twenty - seven inhabited star system s . It was ruled from Capital City on Morestra by His Most Noble Imperious Majesty the Lord of the Host Systems Hippolito and his brother and co - regent Antonio . Planet s in the Empire include the twin planets Alpha Minor and Alpha Major , Epsilon Major , Ursus , Theta Major , Delta Minor , with systems including the Gamma System , the Omega System , and Eta ( a single - planet system ruled by the Church ) . ( PROSE : " Zeta Major " ) The Fourth Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith encountered a Morestran probe ship in the 372nd century which was trying to harvest anti - matter from Zeta Minor . ( TV : " Planet of Evil " ) An offhand comment by the Doctor led the Empire down a technological cul - de - sac . The Morestran Orthodox Church was trying to cover up the failure by the time the Fifth Doctor visited the Empire again in the 374th century . ( PROSE : " Zeta Major " )
Sunny Ormonde Sunny Ormonde played Molly in the Big Finish " Doctor Who " audio story " Summer " and Anima in " Winter " , Queen of Spring in the " Bernice Summerfield " audio story " The Masquerade of Death " and Miss Simone in the " Graceless " audio story " The Edge " .
Emma James Emma James was the niece of Fiora Venn and a good friend of Justine McManus . On a Sunday in 1899 , Emma and Justine visited Fiora after attending church . While walking through Geddis Fields , Emma and Justine were approached by Morlock and Sabbath and asked for the location of Fiora . Emma found it strange that they were looking for Fiora , so she pretended to not know . In this encounter , Morlock took notice of Emma and saw potential in recruiting her into Faction Paradox . Emma and Justine safely arrived at Fiora ' s house and had tea with her . ( AUDIO : " Movers " ) While they were visiting , Sabbath and Morlock assaulted the house with shadow - weapon s . Sabbath almost killed Fiora as part of a ritual to protect his timeline by killing his ancestors , but Morlock saw that Fiora was unsuitable because she was pregnant with Sabbath ' s grandfather . Emma was murdered in Fiora ' s place . ( AUDIO : " A Labyrinh of Histories " )
Betamax Betamax was a type of human video cassette tape recording format used in VCR s . It was distinct from VHS . The Doctor had acquired a complete collection of Laurel and Hardy films on Betamax from a classified ad . ( PROSE : " Business Unusual " ) The Tenth Doctor stored the Wire on a Betamax tape in 1953 and claimed that he was going to record over it . ( TV : " The Idiot ' s Lantern " ) In 1982 , a Betamax video recorder fell through the Rift to May 2008 . It was picked up by Torchwood Three and stored in the vaults . In 2009 , when Harold had to get a message to Jack Harkness about the Hokrala Corp , he made a Betamax recording . ( PROSE : " The Undertaker ' s Gift " )
Roger Delgado Roger Delgado ( born Roger Caesar Marius Bernard de Delgado Torres Castillo de Roberto ) portrayed the first onscreen incarnation of in " Doctor Who " . He was born in Whitechapel , London ; his father was Spanish and his mother French . Delgado often remarked to Jon Pertwee , a close friend , that because he had been born within the sound of Bow Bells , that this made him a true Cockney . Delgado worked extensively on the British stage , and on TV , film and radio . He appeared in the 1955 BBC television serial " Quatermass II " , had a role in the Powell and Pressburger war classic " Battle of the River Plate " , and came to wide popular attention in Britain when he played the duplicitous Spanish envoy Mendoza in the 1961 ITV series , after which he was much in demand . His saturnine looks meant that he was frequently cast as a villain and he appeared in many noted British action - adventure TV series of the 1960s , including " The Avengers " , " The Champions " , " Danger Man " , " The Saint " , " The Power Game " , " Crossfire " and " Randall and Hopkirk ( Deceased ) " — as well as detective shows such as " Maigret " , " Sherlock Holmes " and " The Zoo Gang " ( 1973 ) , which would sadly be his last ever on - screen British appearance . His film roles included one of the members of the title organisation in " The Assassination Bureau " , starring Diana Rigg and Oliver Reed . He made his first appearance in " Doctor Who " in the 1971 adventure " Terror of the Autons " . He subsequently reprised the role of the Master in many of the Third Doctor ' s serials . At Delgado ' s request — he had been having trouble finding other work as other directors thought he was working full - time as the Master — the story arc featuring the Master was to have ended in " The Final Game " , with the character reportedly to have been killed off . Sadly , Delgado ' s sudden death forced the story to be scrapped , while the role has since been played by several other actors . Delgado died on location in Turkey whilst shooting his first comedy role in the French mini - series " Bell of Tibet " . He was killed , along with two film technicians , when the chauffeur - driven car in which he was travelling came off the road and plunged into a ravine . As such , he has the sad distinction of being the first major " Doctor Who " actor to die . Pertwee often remarked that Delgado ' s death at the age of fifty - five was one of the catalysts that led to his own departure from " Doctor Who " the following year . Despite his villainous typecasting , friends and colleagues have constantly stated over the years that in real life Delgado was a kind and gentle man . There is a featurette , " Roger Delgado - The Master " , on the DVD of " Frontier in Space " ( which proved to be his final appearance in the role ) , which serves as a dedicated biography of his life . Appearances . Delgado ' s likeness appeared on the covers for the novels " The Dark Path " and " The Face of the Enemy " , both of which feature his version of the Master . His widow Kismet Delgado voiced one of the Eight Legs in " Planet of the Spiders " .
Alien Babies ! Alien Babies ! was a regular , parodic comic strip feature in " Doctor Who Adventures " , drawn by Jamie Smart . Like " Doctor Who ? " , a similar comic strip from " Doctor Who Magazine " , it ' s obviously a parody and quite distinct from the main comic story featured in each issue . It depicts humorous gags and situations involving exaggerated , infantile versions of characters from the Russell T Davies and Steven Moffat eras of " Doctor Who " . Its basic conceit is that a parodic version of Dorium Maldovar owns a nursery in the Medusa Cascade that houses various troublemaking babies , drawn from various DWU races . Summary . " to be added " References . " to be added " External links . " to be added "
Interstitials Interstitials were creatures that were created through a temporal anormally . Interstitials were living in a state relating to the space or time between things . They were neither dead nor alive , they were beings but not beings and they existed without life . K9 once meets these creatures . Once they had been colonists heading for the twin planets when they had collided with a ship doing warp speed . This had caused a temporal anormaly . There had nothing left exapt a cloud and the people . The people asked K9 for his help to rejoin the livestream . K9 tried to help them by letting them pass into another existence , where it was better for them . ( PROSE : " Interstitials " )
Middle Ages The Middle Ages were an era in human history following the Dark Ages . The Sixth Doctor believed that it was " an interesting period in its way but in increasingly small doses . " ( AUDIO : " Leviathan " ) Stangmoor Prison was a fortress in the Middle Ages . ( TV : " The Mind of Evil " ) Sometime in this era , the Fifth Doctor and Vislor Turlough visited the village of Vadhoc and witnessed the storytelling of Grayling Frimlish . ( AUDIO : " The Last Fairy Tale " ) Broton , while disguised as the Duke of Forgill , claimed that there had been reported sightings of the Loch Ness Monster since the Middle Ages . ( TV : " Terror of the Zygons " ) Leeds Castle was built in the Middle Ages . ( PROSE : " Legacy of the Daleks " ) At some point during the Middle Ages , the planet Strepto vanished . ( PROSE : " Something in the Water " ) Compared to the 21st century , Britain was on average three degrees colder in the Middle Ages . ( TV : " The Last Oak Tree " ) Upon seeing a Sontaran teleport pod in the Rattigan Academy in 2009 , the Tenth Doctor told Luke Rattigan that " it might be Earth technology , but that ' s like finding a mobile phone in the Middle Ages , " pointing out that the presence of such futuristic technology was an anachronism . ( TV : " The Sontaran Stratagem " ) Also in 2009 , Elijah Spellman told Sarah Jane Smith that mankind had always needed someone to make them laugh , slave or king . In Great Britain they had fools like the harlequin and , in the Middle Ages the jester . ( PROSE : " Day of the Clown " ) Steven Taylor believed that Leonardo da Vinci lived in the Middle Ages . ( TV : " Checkmate " ) Behind the scenes . The source " " stated the Dalek s had stolen Strepto , making it one of the twenty - seven planets they needed to activate the reality bomb . This is contradicted by " The Stolen Earth " , which counts twenty - four planets being taken from 2009 and the other three from other eras named by the Tenth Doctor and Donna as the Lost Moon of Poosh , Pyrovillia and Adipose 3 .
The Time Lord Collection The Time Lord Collection was a BBC Video box set released in December 2002 . It was exclusive to W H Smith shops . The box set contained the first three major Time Lord stories : " The War Games " , " The Three Doctors " and " The Deadly Assassin " .
DWI 3 " Doctor Who Insider " # 3 was the July 2011 issue of the short - lived North America n " Doctor Who Magazine " sister title . Like many North American magazines , its cover date was misleading . It was actually made available for purchase a month earlier , on 2 June . Contents . Nexus Point . An examination of an important moment from one of the Doctor ' s adventures
Callaghan ( Shadow of Death ) Callaghan was part of the Fifth Galactic Surveyor Corps , a survey team of human pioneers exploring a ruined city on a planet orbiting a pulsar in 2724 . The Second Doctor stayed behind in the planet ' s base to open the door to the surface for so the group could escape the Quiet One s , as the outside door could only be opened from the control room . The Doctor eventually left the base , and explained he had made contact the Quiet Ones , and agreed to a truce in which surveyor team could continue to safely learn about and communicate with the Quiet Ones , if they did it more quietly . While minutes had passed outside , for the Doctor it was a few years . ( AUDIO : " Shadow of Death " )
Special Occasions : 2 . Do You Love Anyone Enough ? ( short story ) Do You Love Anyone Enough ? was the eleventh short story in the Short Trips anthology " Short Trips and Side Steps " . It was written by Norman Ashby . It featured the Fourth Doctor and Romana II . Summary . The Doctor and Romana II watch the end of the universe . As the dimensions collapse , the Doctor gives Romana the last Rolo in the universe for St . Valentine ' s Day . Continuity . " to be added "
Vez Delahunt Vez Delahunt played a Thal in the " Doctor Who " story " The Daleks " . He later had uncredited roles as a galley slave and a dead centurion in " The Romans " ( DWM 251 ) and a UNIT Soldier in " Doctor Who and the Silurians " . ( DWM 222 )
DWMSE 40 The 40th issue in a quarterly series of magazine releases by the publishers of " Doctor Who Magazine " from Panini UK looked at various pieces of artwork related to " Doctor Who " . Publisher ' s summary . " We were basing the comic strip on a series that had no special effects budget , but I could draw a futuristic Roman arena as convincingly as I could draw a bus . " Dave Gibbons " Doctor Who " s characters and scenarios have been inspiring artists since 1963 . The latest special edition of " Doctor Who Magazine " celebrates the best of their contributions to both the programme and the vast range of licensed products that rely on their skill . From the experiments that produced the first title sequence to the latest innovations in computer - generated imagery , this is your guide to more than 50 years of extraordinary graphic design . Additional details . " to be added "
Street urchin ( Attack of the Graske ) An urchin boy begged for money on Christmas Day , 1869 . For Christmas that year claiming " he was saving up for a satsuma " after the orphanage he lived in burned down . A Graske stole him and replaced him with a changeling . ( NOTVALID : " Attack of the Graske " ) Behind the scenes . " Attack of the Graske " has two endings the player can choose from , one where they bring the urchin back from Griffoth , and another where he remains on Griffoth , frozen in time .
Josie ( Ripper ' s Curse ) Josie was an East End er in 1888 . She was friends with Long Liz and lived somewhere in Spitalfields . At 12 : 30 am on 30 September , she had been singing and drinking with Liz . Josie had had too much gin and was in high spirits but Liz wanted to go home . Josie asked a man who had been staring at Liz if he would walk them home and mocked him when he quickly walked off . Liz decided to make her own way back while Josie sang " Girls , We Would Never Stand It " . ( COMIC : " Ripper ' s Curse " ) Behind the scenes . None of the characters in " Ripper ' s Curse " are identified as prostitute s . The novel " Matrix " identifies the victims and Stride specifically as prostitutes .