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Taklarian The Taklarians were a race of humans on the distant colony of Sarath , a human world that had lost all knowledge of its origins ( PROSE : " City at World ' s End " ) . History . The Taklarians were a warlike Aryan race , having practised selective breeding for centuries ; as a consequence , they were all nearly seven feet tall with deeply bronzed skin ( and consequently were known colloquially as " Bronzers " ) , being particularly arrogant and certain of their superiority over others . When the destruction of Sarath ' s moon threatened to destroy the planet , they attempted to invade the city of Arkhaven , which had begun construction of a ship that would take them to the neighbouring planet Mirath , but the Arkhavens refused to allow them on board due to space concerns and their moral repugnance at the Taklarians ' history . The battle continued for some time , resulting in the destruction of much of the outer areas of the city and the deaths of several Arkhavians through the Taklarians ' use of chemical warfare , but concluded with the apparent death of all Taklarians when their ships were destroyed . However , a tenth of the flagship ' s crew survived the crash , with the Arkhavians leaving the ship alone as a symbol of their victory . While the small crew lacked the power to mount a direct assault on the city , they were able to draw out their remaining supplies while they dug underneath Arkhaven to infiltrate the city ' s sewers . They had intended to use mental conditioning to create a series of sleeper agents that would help them infiltrate the ship , but their only " agent " was Barbara Wright , who found them by chance after she was trapped in the sewers when a building collapse , and they never had the chance to plant more agents . When Zero Day was declared ahead of schedule after the moon broke in half , the Taklarians attempted to take the Ship , exploiting the fact that the city was far less populated than they had anticipated to mount a surprise assault while the Watch were occupied with the evacuation to the Ship . Having taken the Ship , the Taklarians intended to demand various Arkhavian women for breeding purposes , keeping the Arkhavians alive to serve as their slaves until they died out due to their ' inferior genetic stock ' . However , once Prince Keldo reached the ship ' s control cabin , he was confronted by Mayor Brantus Draad over a video communication , Draad revealing to Keldo that he had always intended to destroy the Ship - which was actually an elaborate deception to calm potential panic as the city really didn ' t have the means to create a working vessel of that size — with the Taklarians ' presence just making it that bit easier for him to do what had to be done , triggering the explosives to destroy the Ship , killing the Taklarians and all the natives of Arkhaven he couldn ' t save . ( PROSE : " City at World ' s End " )
2220s The Earth of the 2220s was visited by the Doctor on at least two different occasions . In 2221 , the Third Doctor and Jo Grant were brought to Prague by Benek Chaloupka , who wanted them to investigate the haunting of his museum . ( PROSE : " Spoilsport " ) The next year , Earth had been abandoned by human s . A number of large robot s arrived on the planet and cleared away the remnants of civilisation as a prelude to reconstruction . The Eleventh Doctor , Amy and Rory arrived to find the virtual reality world of Parallife under threat of destruction . ( PROSE : " System Wipe " ) 2226 was the last year serial killer Eryk Zang was in action . He was sent to the Titan Penal Base the following year . ( PROSE : " Mortal Thoughts " )
Mark of Jerusalem Mark of Jerusalem was one of Christianity ' s earliest leaders , a writer who recounted his own memories of the earliest days of the Christian church , and someone who committed the stories of Paul and Barnabas ' missionary journeys to parchment . He was therefore , according to the First Doctor a " journalist " . Along with Matthew and Luke , he notably wrote an account of the life of Jesus Christ . However , his version differed from those of the other two because of a phenomenon the First Doctor called " chinese whispers " . The First Doctor once got to see this " gospel of Mark " in a rough form , and found the experience incomparably exciting . ( PROSE : " Byzantium ! " ) Mark ' s journey . Having been only a boy at the time Jesus used Mark ' s mother ' s house for early meetings with his associates , Mark was not old enough to have been one of those original disciples . Consequently , his gospel , like Luke ' s , notably post - dated that of the disciple , Matthew . Nevertheless , Mark did know Jesus directly . According to Amos , he tried to save Jesus ' life when Judas betrayed them . After Jesus was subsequently arrested at the gardens of Gethsemene , he went into deep hiding . Eventually , Paul and Barnabas convinced Mark to join them on their missionary journeys , but they didn ' t immediately hit it off . After a bit of a break from Paul in Cyprus , the trio eventually reunited and founded curches in Galatia , Corinth , Athens and Ephesus . Though successful — largely because , according to Rayhab , they were allowed by " the will of the Christ " to perform miracles — these missions were not without opposition . The trio encountered stiff resistance from Hellenistic Jew s and Zealot s . Still , once they reached Ephesus , they finally settled down for a bit . Here , Mark began his writing career and completed the gospel and other things that would become part of the Christian Bible . ( PROSE : " Byzantium ! " ) Behind the scenes . " Byzantium ! " doesn ' t give its readers much in the way of identification for this individual . He ' s never described as " Mark the Evangelist " , a name by which he is commonly known to real world Christians . He is , however , specifically called " Mark of Jerusalem " in the text of the novel .
Nightspot Nightspot was a Cardiff nightclub owned by Banksy . Hundreds of people came by every weekend . In 2007 , Carys Fletcher left to phone her ex - boyfriend Eddie Gwynne , and was possessed by the Sex Gas while outside . When Banksy told her she couldn ' t be allowed back in , she kiss ed him , and Banksy let her pass through . While there , she took Matt Stevens into the bathroom for sex , and he turned into a pile of dust on orgasm . Banksy later masturbate d to a recording of the sex act , later describing the climax as " a bit of the shock , I tell you " . ( TV : " Day One " )
Vaber Vaber was a member of the first Thal taskforce sent to Spiridon to defeat the Dalek s based there . Vaber was a hothead who demanded immediate action against the Daleks . He challenged the group ' s commander , Taron , threatening him with a gun . They were interrupted and Vaber made peace with him . Vaber wanted to attack the Daleks by dropping explosives down a shaft . Taron refused , declaring it too dangerous . This prompted Vaber to brand him a coward and the two fought . They were eventually broken apart . Later , while the others were at rest , he broke away and decided to take matters into his own hands . He headed for the Dalek base but was captured by Spiridons , who took him to the Daleks . He pretended to comply with their orders before making a break for freedom . The Daleks exterminated him . ( TV : " Planet of the Daleks " )
DWM 462 " Doctor Who Magazine " was the issue of the magazine cover - dated August 2013 . It discussed the announcement of the actor who would replace Matt Smith as the Doctor following the public release of his decision to leave the series at the end of 2013 . On 4 August , Peter Capaldi would be revealed as the actor signed on to play the Twelfth Doctor in a . This was also the first time John Hurt ' s face , and respectively , the War Doctor , were shown on the cover of the magazine , though not on a solo cover .
Clay Clay was a mineral substance which could be moulded . According to Romana II , limestone and clay was combined with water to form cement . ( TV : " Destiny of the Daleks " ) In 1918 , Banham , under the control of the Dark Forces , animated clay to form walking " corpses " which he unleashed in Yorkshire . ( PROSE : " Casualties of War " ) Mehendri Solon had a clay bust of Morbius . ( TV : " The Brain of Morbius " ) The Seventh Doctor said that when he felt depressed , he would make clay models of Zygon s to cheer himself up . ( PROSE : " Human Nature " ) Golems were usually made out of clay . ( AUDIO : " The Beast of Orlok " )
30 April 30 April was Beltane , described by Gilbert Horner as " the greatest occult festival of the year , bar Halloween . " ( TV : " The Dæmons " ; PROSE : " Who Killed Kennedy " ) In 1945 , Adolf Hitler , the Führer of Nazi Germany , committed suicide in a bunker underneath Berlin . His new wife Eva Braun , later to bear a child by him , escaped . ( PROSE : " The Shadow of the Glass " ) The Germans were therefore forced to surrender just over a week later . ( PROSE : " Just War " ) In 1997 , Bernice Summerfield was dropped off at Smithwood Manor , the Doctor ' s house in Britain . ( PROSE : " The Dying Days " )
Butler ( The Pit ) Butler and his partner Swarf were shapechanger criminals . They were hired by the Fellowship to steal a powerful nuclear weapon , Pandora ' s Box , and deliver it to a planet in the Althosian system . He died there when the android Thomas knocked him into a patch of red weed that paralysed him , then turned him into stone . ( PROSE : " The Pit " )
Jen Yates Jen Yates was a singer who was assigned to a moonbase that housed the Zara Seven Colonial Army . She and the entire crew of the moonbase were killed by the Silurian Qurra , but Jen , before dying , managed to activate the moonbase ' s weapon , killing everyone on the planet below . ( PROSE : " Cold War " )
John Evans John Evans appeared uncredited in three " Doctor Who " television stories : as a Saxon villager in " The Time Meddler " , ( DWM 307 ) a Chameleon Airport Employee in " The Faceless Ones " ( DWM 212 ) and a Undertaker in " Remembrance of the Daleks " . ( DWMS Summer 1993 )
Shadow People ( Extremis ) " Shadow People " was the name that the Twelfth Doctor gave to the virtual simulacra of people that existed within the Shadow World created by the Monks . He compared them to characters in a video game . History . From their perspective , the world they existed in was real , but in actuality the people were digital constructs . The Monks created the world to study Earth and to plan a practice invasion , to see what would happen if they really invaded the planet . In this world , a document called the " Veritas " became available and it was said that anyone who had read it had killed themselves . The Veritas contained information that informed the people that they weren ' t real , and in response they chose to " die " , freeing themselves from the simulation . The simulation contained versions of the Twelfth Doctor , Bill Potts and Nardole who all believed they were real too . After simulant Bill and simulant Nardole witnessed a " mass suicide " at CERN , they realised the truth and were both deleted from the simulation . The simulant Doctor faced the same fate , but was able to inform his real self of the Monks ' impending invasion . ( TV : " Extremis " )
Anderson ( Dragonfire ) Anderson was the manager of Iceworld ' s ice cream parlour . He fired Ace after she deliberately spilled a milkshake on a customer , but she then dumped a milkshake on him as well before leaving . Anderson was later shot and killed when Kane ' s mercenaries raided the café . ( TV : " Dragonfire " )
Character Options series 4 action figures Character Options manufactured " Doctor Who " action figures in the 5 " scale which tied into the 2008 series of " Doctor Who " . The series began with figures from " Voyage of the Damned " that had not been included in the series 3 releases . As was customary for Character Options , the figures were not actually 5 " tall . Instead the Dalek figure was 5 " tall , and all others were scaled to match . Figures were often released in batches , referred to as " Waves " . Thus , a figure might be said to be in " Wave 1 " , or " Wave 2 " for example . Peculiar to this series , eleven figures were released separately as part of a branded " collect - and - build line " . Each individual figure in this " line " contained component parts for " another " figure . When assembled , the parts created an 8 " mounted Vespiform . A number of the figures in this " line " were also made available as a boxed character set — without the Vespiform parts .
Lavender Lawns Rest Home Lavender Lawns was a nursing home outside of London . Several of the residents thought they saw the ghost of a nun during the nights . Sarah Jane , Luke and Clyde went there to investigate after a tip from Clyde ' s grandmother . ( TV : " Eye of the Gorgon " ) Sylvia Gribbins was in charge of the rest home . Bea Nelson - Stanley , Edith Randall and Norah Connolly were living there . ( PROSE : " Eye of the Gorgon " )
Jemma Churchill Jemma Churchill voiced Lady Forleon in the Big Finish " Doctor Who " audio story " Creatures of Beauty " , Safira Valtris in " Breaking Bubbles " , Praska in " Signs and Wonders " and Farla Janz / Inscape in " The Genesis Chamber " . She has also worked on " Blake ' s 7 " " " for Big Finish . She has an extensive resumé of work on British television , which stretches back to the mid - 1980s . Her career began in earnest , however , in the 1990s with roles on , with Graham Crowden ; " EastEnders " ; Verity Lambert ' s with Stuart Milligan ; " The Bill " , and . In the 21st century , she ' s worked on , to highlight just a few , ; Steven Moffat ' s ; and Jean Marsh ' s " Upstairs , Downstairs " , directed by Euros Lyn . Jemma also played herself in " The Five ( ish ) Doctors Reboot " .
The Company ( Echoes of Grey ) The Company was a powerful Earth - based corporation in late 21st century and early 22nd century with strong government connections . It was behind such institutions as the Elite Programme , of which Zoe Heriot was part as a child , and the Whitaker Institute in Australia . ( AUDIO : " Echoes of Grey " , " The Memory Cheats " ) It also operated Space Station Apollo and Space Station Artemis in Saturn ' s orbit . ( AUDIO : " Second Chances " ) When the Company became aware of Zoe ' s history as a time travel ler , they were seeking knowledge of what she had learned . Zoe refused to cooperate with them , so the Company engineered her arrest on charges that carried the death penalty , threatening to have her executed unless she could prove she had travelled in time and share the secret of time travel with them . She was being interrogated by Company employees Jen and Kym . ( AUDIO : " The Memory Cheats " , " The Uncertainty Principle " , " Second Chances " ) The Company used the Apollo space station to develop a virus capable of transferring itself to living tissue and other matter . The virus eventually destroyed the Apollo and the Artemis . Zoe came to the Artemis with Kym , who tried to take the virus data for herself . Zoe sent a modified version of the virus to the Company ' s headquarters where it would take out the Company ' s entire computer mainframe and then self - destruct before it could spread to any organic matter . In the process , the virus was also released into the escape shuttle , destroying it as Kym gave up her own breathing mask to keep Zoe alive before pushing her out of the ship into space , where she was eventually recovered by Jen . Now free of the Company , Jen continued to help Zoe recover her memories , even as they seemed to become increasingly hazy for her . ( AUDIO : " Second Chances " )
The Scarlet Empress ( novel ) The Scarlet Empress was the fifteenth BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures novel . It was written by Paul Magrs . It featured the Eighth Doctor and Samantha Jones . It was also the first full - length novel to feature Iris Wildthyme , a Time Lady who first appeared in the short story " Old Flames " . It was named after the Marlene Dietrich film , a trend which continued with Magrs ' next Doctor Who novel " The Blue Angel " . Publisher ' s summary . Arriving on the almost impossibly ancient planet of Hyspero , a world where magic and danger walk hand in hand , the Doctor and Sam are caught up in a bizarre struggle for survival . Hyspero has been ruled for thousands of years by the Scarlet Empress es , creatures of dangerous powers — powers that a member of the Doctor ' s own race is keen to possess herself : the eccentric time traveller and philanderer known only as Iris Wildthyme . As the real reasons for Iris ' s obsession become clear , the Doctor and Sam must embark on a perilous journey across deserts , mountains , forests and oceans . Both friends and foes are found among spirits , djinns , alligator men and golden bears — but in a land where the magical is possible , is anything really as it seems ? Plot . " to be added "
Stellar Stellar was a six - year - old girl who was shopping with her mother on Iceworld . She and her mum were among the few survivors on that planet . Her mother was a customer who got an ice cream tipped over her head after annoying Ace in Iceworld ' s ice cream parlour . When Stellar lost her mum during the chaos created by the mercenaries , she came across the dragon , put her teddy bear to bed in Kane ' s freezing chamber and had a little giggle when she saw the TARDIS vanish . ( TV : " Dragonfire " )
Universalisation Universalisation was the process by which the entire universe was as one , exchanging culture and resources from planet to planet , galaxy to galaxy . Some like the Sixth Doctor disagreed with universalisation ' s capitalist thinking . A good amount of people actively lobbied against big corporations like TAI ' s excessive control . Arnold Baynes refused to discuss this opposition , calling it " kindergarten politics " . ( AUDIO : " Davros " ) Behind the scenes . Universalisation is clearly intended to be a future development of the current , the same concept but on the scale of one single planet , Earth .
Booby trap A booby trap was a secreted device that would attack those who triggered it . A member of professor Parry ' s archaeological expedition to the planet Telos was electrocuted after trying to open the door that lead to the Cybermen ' s tomb . The Cybermen set the booby traps to test the intelligence of those entering their resting place . The Second Doctor helped the expedition to disarm the electrified door and to avoid other dangers inside the tomb . ( TV : " The Tomb of the Cybermen " ) Knowing there was a chance Eldrad would return to Kastria , the Kastrian s placed booby traps in their subterranean dwelling . When Eldrad did come back , after one hundred and fifty million years , a door he opened triggered a booby trap . A dart containing an acid that neutralises the molecular bonds and eventually will shatter the crystal matrix in his silicon - based body hit him . As there was no antidote , the acid being of Eldrad ' s own design , he asked the Fourth Doctor to deliver him to a regenerator chamber . They dodged other traps on the way , including a motion triggered gas in a passageway on the level 306 and some falling rocks . The door of the chamber was also fitted with a booby trap , which the Doctor detonated with no ill effects . ( TV : " The Hand of Fear " )
The King of Earth ( comic story ) The King of Earth was a Tenth Doctor comic story published in " " . Summary . The Doctor asks the Nin to freeze the Hoolox ' s missiles before they hit the Earth , while he sorts things out . He uses his sonic screwdriver to teleport to Earth . He arrives in a garden shed , where he finds a young boy called Robbie . Robbie is playing with a mobile handheld device he found . The Doctor returns to the Nin ship with Robbie . The boy explains he thought it was a game device , not real , but it doesn ' t help . The Hoolox and the Ssraar join forces , but their weapons are useless against the advanced technology of the Nin . The Doctor takes the device from Robbie and calls the owner of the mobile device . It belongs to Fliant Wormbleeder , an intergalactic estate agent who appears as a hologram . On the Doctor ' s request , he looks through his catalogue to find suitable homes for all three alien races . War is averted and the Doctor returns Robbie home . References . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Gerry Davis ( The Girl Who Loved Doctor Who ) In a parallel universe , Gerry Davis worked with Kit Pedler to create the Cybermen for the TV show " Doctor Who " in 1966 . Davis and Pedler retained the rights to the Cybermen for 47 years and were mentioned in 2013 in the trademark section of the series seven DVD . ( COMIC : " The Girl Who Loved Doctor Who " )
1855 In 1855 , the Ogron planet was first discovered by outside intelligences . ( PROSE : " Interference - Book One " ) On 15 October , the Seventh Doctor , Ace and Bernice Summerfield visited Lifton . ( COMIC : " Cuckoo " ) The Euphorian s Gabriel and Jude arrived on Earth through a dimensional portal . ( AUDIO : " The Rapture " )
Leonard ( The City and the Clock ) Leonard was an aide of the Doctor . He informed him that the emergency phone was ringing . He was later accosted by the Hood . ( AUDIO : " The City and the Clock " ) He was given a message by Bernice Summerfield to give to the Doctor . In a protest against the Doctor , he explained to Benny that the Doctor had shouted at him when he offered his help to clear out the office . ( AUDIO : " The True Saviour of the Universe " )
Soul Mate ( short story ) Soul Mate was the eleventh short story in the Short Trips anthology " " . It was written by David Bailey . It featured the Fifth Doctor , Tegan and Nyssa . Summary . On an old Earth colony , Tegan is a captive of Anna in a little room . Anna is the only survivor of her colony , which had been attacked by aliens . She has been alone for a long time . Anna ties Tegan to a chair to keep her from leaving with the Doctor and Nyssa in the TARDIS . Exploring the corridors , the Doctor and Nyssa find the crashed remains of a spaceship . They think that Tegan and Anna are doing " human things " , and are unaware that Tegan is a prisoner . Anna tells Tegan that the Doctor and Nyssa will leave her behind , just like the other colonists left Anna behind . Tegan tries to convince Anna to let her go . When that doesn ' t work , she starts to taunt Anna , making her angry . Anna begins to beat on the door , eventually breaking the glass of the window . She huddles in a corner , sobbing , not noticing that Tegan has tipped over her chair and grabbed a piece of broken glass . She cuts her hand badly , but begins to cut at the ropes tied around her wrists . The Doctor and Nyssa are in the TARDIS ; the Doctor is searching for the nearest Earth colony at which they can leave Anna . He is taken aback at what he finds . The nearest Earth colony is " very " far away . Tegan has freed herself and runs down the corridor . She feels great relief when she sees the Doctor and Nyssa . They can still hear Anna sobbing a little way down the corridor . The Doctor goes to the little room while Nyssa tends Tegan ' s hand . The corridor is dark , which surprises Tegan , because it should be lit . The sobbing has stopped and Tegan wants to see what the Doctor sees . She and Nyssa go to the room , which still has the furniture and broken glass , but there is no sign of Anna . Back in the TARDIS , the Doctor tries to explain . The attack on Anna ' s colony happened centuries ago . Sometimes , however , an event can make a dent or reflection on time . His explanations don ' t make a lot of sense to Tegan , so he finally says that Anna was a dream . They all thought they saw Anna , but she wasn ' t really there . He notes that whatever psychic event caused this to happen , it affected Tegan most strongly because she is human , as Anna was . Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "