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Butler ( Three ' s a Crowd ) Butler was a robot who helped Auntie run the Phoenix colony . It was complicit in Auntie ' s monstrous act of collaboration with the Khellian s . However , it claimed to have a higher duty to the colony itself than to Auntie , and there was thus a limit to the orders it would take from her . ( AUDIO : " Three ' s a Crowd " )
Farewell Great Macedon ( script ) Farewell Great Macedon was a 2009 publication issued by Nothing at the End of the Lane . The book collected two previously unpublished , unproduced scripts from the First Doctor era of " Doctor Who " by writer - actor Moris Farhi . The two scripts — the six - episode " Farewell Great Macedon " and a single - episode " tester script " , " The Fragile Yellow Arc of Fragrance " — were supplemented by essays , reviews ( including contributions from the " Doctor Who Magazine " editorial team ) , and artwork . This marked the first time that an unproduced First Doctor teleplay had been published since Titan Books published " The Masters of Luxor " in 1992 . Both of the scripts included in this book were adapted into audiobooks by Big Finish Productions the following year , under " The Lost Stories " banner . Publisher ' s summary . " Seeing history unfold itself before my very eyes . I was once told one should look upon history objectively . But now , I find myself emotionally involved - - and it makes me very unhappy . . . " - Barbara Wright When the TARDIS arrives outside the gates of Babylon the First Doctor and his friends find themselves in the presence of Alexander the Great . But there is treachery at work as generals plot to overthrow the king and his men . When the travellers stand accused the Doctor and Ian must face trials while still trying to uncover the real murderers . " Farewell Great Macedon " , from the pen of young writer Moris Farhi , is one of " Doctor Who ' s " earliest examples of a " missing story " . Written in 1964 , the tale shows many of the hallmarks of the first season of the fledgling science - fiction series while also including many suggestions for other ways the show might have developed . Now you can enjoy this glimpse into those early formative years . This volume is rounded off with background on the real historical figures and reviews from several " Doctor Who " historians , plus a special edition of the " DWM " Time Team . Included is a bonus opening script for another early submission from Moris Farhi - " The Fragile Yellow Arc of Fragrance " ; and a brief history of Moris ' distinguished career .
Holy Roman Empire The Holy Roman Empire was an empire which existed in Europe . Pope Leo III crown ed Charlemagne as the leader of the Holy Roman Empire . ( PROSE : " The Lonely Computer " ) In an alternate timeline in which all of history occurred at once , Winston Churchill was the Holy Roman Emperor . ( TV : " The Wedding of River Song " )
Finicia Portillon ( Varaxil ) " Finicia Portillon " was a Varaxil who impersonated the daughter of Claude Portillon . She had a brother " Lucern " . She was a Third Trierarch to the Varax Citrine . As all Varaxils , she and her brother swore an oath to round up individuals who could channel Odic energy . The two crash - landed on Vetter ' s Tor around the 1650s . By that time , using the WitchStar they had already imprisoned many such individuals , including a flux imp and an Erisi . When the two Varaxils were discovered in Morris ' s barn in their natural form , they killed Morris , his wife and the local priest , as well as the village squire ' s 17 - year - old children , whose appearance they assumed using a transmutation matrix . Due to a fault in the matrix , they could not change their appearance any further . Using the appearance and memories of Lucern and Finicia Portillon , they continued searching for humans with Odic potential . John Kincaid prevented them from killing one of them , Agnes Bates . Kincaid ' s meddling with the WitchStar caused all the accumulated Odic energy to be absorbed by Agnes , turning her into a bloodthirsty witch and making the WitchStar powerless against her . After the Eighth Doctor subdued Agnes , the Varaxils thought that she was buried in a well . As they could not kill the witch Agnes had become , they swore to wait for a possibility to finish what they saw as their sacred mission . They did not know that Agnes Bates was freed by the Doctor and only the residual Odic wave form was buried in the well . The WitchStar was also taken away from them by Squire Claude Portillon who never trusted " his children " again . For 350 years , they had been waiting near the well , unable to regain the WitchStar , until the witch was released from her confinement by labourers in the 2000s . Still unable to fight her , they took refuge in the TARDIS after being rescued by Mary Shelley . For Mary and the Doctor this was the first meeting with the siblings , who introduced themselves as children of Aleister Portillon , a distant indirect descendant of Claude Portillon . Investigating the origins of the witch , the Doctor took them back to the 17th century to the time right before the WitchStar accident . The " Lucern " and " Finicia " from the future managed to remain almost unseen by the village dwellers . They were able to return back to the 21st century by using the fast return switch . At the moment , Mary was in the TARDIS , but the Doctor was left stranded in the 17th century . The siblings then stole the WitchStar from Aleister Portillon and , armed with it , they almost succeeded in killing the witch , but Mary found a way to stop them by touching the WitchStar on the Lokic containment web , inadvertently killing them in the explosion of Odic and Lokic energies . ( AUDIO : " The Witch From the Well " )
Cheesecake Cheesecake was a type of cake . The Tenth Doctor convinced the painting " Factor Eleven on the Oddness Scale " to become the only artwork of a lemon cheesecake in its gallery . ( PROSE : " Untitled " ) Bernice Summerfield ' s midwife Claire could make an excellent chocolate cheesecake . ( PROSE : " The Glass Prison " ) Iris Wildthyme once saved the universe by baking a cheesecake using the milk of a gigantic bat . ( AUDIO : " The Two Irises " )
The Tenth Doctor Archives : Volume 3 ( graphic novel ) Publisher ' s summary . The third Tenth Doctor Archives collects the story arcs " " Tesseract " " and " " Final Sacrifice " " ! Witness the TARDIS assaulted by bizarre , five dimensional beings ! Martha and UNIT battling an ancient evil under Greenwich ! And , finally , the Tenth Doctor ' s new companions , Emily Winter and Matthew Finnegan , must face the predations of the Advocate on a war - ravaged alien world . . . and not everyone will make it out alive ! Additional features . " to be added " Credits . " to be added " Notes . " to be added "
DWM 354 The 354th issue , released on 3 March 2005 , and was pulled from British newstands on 30 March 2005 , was the first issue of " Doctor Who Magazine " since issue # 238 to be released in the same month as a new episode of " Doctor Who " . Although the magazine had taken on a new look using the RTD logo a couple of issues before , this was the issue on British newsstands when " Rose " debuted . Nevertheless , because it was replaced by the next issue a mere handful of days after " Rose " , its articles still considered the new series a future event . Indeed the issue contained one last contest for readers to be able to see " Rose " prior to the BBC One premiere . It was also the first issue to show a BBC Wales alien on its cover . Unusually , it shares with only issue # 261 the fact that it had no comic story . It thus forced a break between the Eighth Doctor and Ninth Doctor ' s tenures in the " DWM " comic strip — the only time there has been a gap between Doctors , discounting COMIC : " Doctor Who and the Fangs of Time " , in the history of the strip . Instead , editor Clayton Hickman used the space to present a retrospective on the Eighth Doctor , which was liberally illustrated by comic artist Martin Geraghty . Because issue # 261 ' s comic absence had been because the comic ' s creators simply missed their deadline , this is the only issue of the magazine , , to have " intentionally " not included a comic strip . Contents . Articles . " to be added " Previews . " to be added " Regular features . " to be added " Credits . " to be added " Additional details . " to be added "
Polymos Polymos was the home planet of the Nestene Consciousness . It was located at the edge of the Mutter ' s Spiral galaxy . ( PROSE : " Doctor Who and the Terror of the Autons " ) The Nestene completely infused the planet , destroying all other life on it . It was far from a red star and had surprisingly little tectonic activity . Far in the future , it was invaded by the Time Lord s attempting to stop the plastic asteroid s from leaving . ( PROSE : " Synthespians™ " ) The planet was destroyed during the Last Great Time War by the Dalek ' s Time Destructor . ( PROSE : " Natural Regression " ) The Darksmith Collective salvaged plastics from Polymos ' wreckage in the 28th century to build a robot called the Agent . ( PROSE : " The Dust of Ages " )
Hood ( The City and the Clock ) The Hood was a mysterious figure who asked Leonard if he trusted the Doctor and represented the true saviour of the universe . ( AUDIO : " The City and the Clock " ) He turned up at different members of the parliament to bribe them to vote against him . He shot the Master and Bernice Summerfield . When he met the Mother Superior , he had a philosophical debate about her prayers , and they told her to vote against the Doctor . He told Benny that he was implicating the Master to make her mistrust him . He tried to bribe Benny by saying that the true saviour could get her back to Peter Summerfield . ( AUDIO : " The True Saviour of the Universe " )
Becca ( Legacy of the Daleks ) Becca was a young girl living on Earth after the 22nd century Dalek invasion . She tried domesticating a feral cat she named Serenity , hoping it could produce offspring that could minimise the rat infestation on her family ' s farm . Before the Eighth Doctor left Earth , she gave him a tabby from Serenity ' s litter . ( PROSE : " Legacy of the Daleks " )
Ironside Project The Ironside Project was a ruse created by the Dalek s . It was designed to lure the Eleventh Doctor to them , trick him into delivering testimony to identify them as Daleks , and enable them to activate the Progenitor . The Project was a complete success , and the New Dalek Paradigm was the outcome . Appearance . The Ironsides were a pair of standard Dalek drone s . They had themselves painted khaki - green with the Union Flag in place of their recognition code as part of their plot . They sometimes had covers put over their blinkers to better hide themselves from opposing forces while undercover , and had army utility belts housing useful battlefield accoutrements strapped to their casings . ( TV : " Victory of the Daleks " ) History . A single Dalek Saucer and its crew of three Dalek s survived an encounter with the Doctor and fell through time to 1941 . They acquired an original Progenitor device , which could create new Daleks , but the device did not respond to them because it did not recognise them as Daleks . The three decided to trick the Doctor into proving to the Progenitor that they were , indeed , Daleks . They created Edwin Bracewell and provided him with charts and testing results realistic enough to take to the British Army . Two of the three Daleks posed as Ironside prototypes . Bracewell rolled out a war - designed variant of the Dalek and put them into key points within the Allied Forces . When not used in battle , they did small task such as providing tea to keep up their ruse . Winston Churchill informed the Eleventh Doctor of the Ironsides . When the Doctor arrived a month later , he was furious to discover that the Ironsides were Daleks . When his attempts to convince Churchill of the truth failed , the Doctor confronted the Ironsides directly and declared that he was the Doctor and they , the Daleks , were his enemies . This was recorded by the Ironsides and sent to the Progenitor , which accepted the identification and the Daleks ' command to create the new Daleks . The Ironsides immediately dropped their ruse , revealed Bracewell as an android by blasting off his hand and returned to their ship in orbit . They were followed by the Doctor in the TARDIS . The Doctor confronted them and held the Daleks at bay with a " TARDIS destruct mechanism " , actually a Jammy Dodger . The Daleks revealed their intentions and created five new Daleks . The new Supreme Dalek decided that the trio of older Daleks were " impure " . The three Daleks accepted this and allowed themselves to be disintegrated by the new Progenitor Daleks , who went on to establish the New Dalek Paradigm . ( TV : " Victory of the Daleks " ) Legacy . Encountering the " Bronze God " , Churchill recognised it as a Dalek through his experience with the Ironsides . Indeed , he initially referred to the " Bronze God " itself as an Ironside . ( AUDIO : " Living History " )
Smallmarshes Smallmarshes was a town located in Kent . Marc Marshall had an aunt named Eve who lived in Smallmarshes . In the 1970s , it was invaded by a group of Silurian s led by Auggi D ' jo , but most of them were killed by a group of UNIT soldiers led by Sergeant John Benton . ( PROSE : " The Scales of Injustice " )
The Clash The Clash were a group who sang " I Fought the Law " around 1979 . Jimmy sang alternative lyrics to that song when it came on the car radio : " I fought the parasites , and the parasites won . " ( PROSE : " Rags " ) Behind the scenes . All chapter titles in " History 101 " are named after songs by the Clash , except written in Catalan .
Crucible The Crucible was the flagship / superweapon of the Dalek Fleet of the New Dalek Empire at the heart of the Medusa Cascade . It was a mostly spherical space station the size of a planet , with numerous docking ports on the outside . It also had a unique core of Z - Neutrino energy which powered the reality bomb . During the War in the Medusa Cascade when the New Dalek Empire invaded the captured Earth , the " Crucible " was at 90 % efficiency . The " Crucible " had control over the entire Dalek fleet . ( TV : " The Stolen Earth " ) Human prisoners were taken there for the testing of the reality bomb . The " Crucible " was to be the staging post for the deployment of the reality bomb , which would have destroyed all of the universe except for the inhabitants of the station . It was destroyed , along with most of the Dalek s , by the Tenth Doctor ' s clone . ( TV : " Journey ' s End " ) Rusty the Dalek remembered the " Crucible " s destruction when he saw into the Twelfth Doctor ' s mind and felt his hatred for the Daleks . ( TV : " Into the Dalek " ) Davros survived the destruction of the Crucible , but he was on the brink of death . ( TV : " The Magician ' s Apprentice " ) Description . The " Crucible " was a huge sphere . It was split into two halves by an equatorial rim , from which extended at least five arms . At the ends of these arms were large docking stations for Dalek saucers . The exterior of the station also contained large circles which may have been part of the reality bomb . Long , unexplained lines lay on the hull . Beneath the surface , various concentrations of light could be seen . The hull contained at least one circular shaft leading to the bridge . The TARDIS , immobilised by a temporal prison , was pulled from Earth to the " Crucible " and along this shaft to the bridge . The interior of the " Crucible " contained the colonnades typical of Dalek saucers . The bridge consisted of a metallic platform and a large door resembling a blast door which opened into another section of the station where the Supreme Dalek seemed to reside . This door opened onto a raised platform on the bridge from which the Supreme Dalek could address the Daleks . The bridge seemed to be directly above the Vault , as the Supreme Dalek could descend straight from his " throne " into the Vault . The shaft was covered by a trap - door - like mechanism which could be opened to deposit objects into the core . The bridge platform was located inside a larger chamber where at least dozens of Daleks could hover . The Vault was a chamber which housed Davros and Dalek Caan . Elsewhere on the " Crucible " was a section built of some sort of ceramic material . Human prisoners were brought here for the testing of the reality bomb . The Daleks disposed of waste on the " Crucible " through incineration in a circular drawer . The " Crucible " contained at least 2 miles of ventilation shafts . ( TV : " Journey ' s End " )
Philip Hinchcliffe Philip Hinchcliffe was producer of " Doctor Who " from 1974 to 1977 . He served as the producer for Tom Baker ' s first three seasons as the Fourth Doctor , often cited as the " Gothic era " of the series . He also novelised three stories for Target Books . On the DVD commentary for " The Robots of Death " , Hinchcliffe recounts that one of the perks he had as producer was picking out which coat Tom Baker would wear in each story . Hinchcliffe had a young girl living next door who was a fan of the show , and once asked her which of the characters the girl identified with the most . He was surprised when she answered " The Doctor " instead of " Sarah Jane " . This made him decide that the next female companion should be more pro - active and action orientated , resulting in the creation of Leela . He appeared on - camera only once in the series , as one of the faces that appears in the Doctor ' s mindbending battle with Morbius . For this appearance , he wore a Cavalier ' s outfit from BBC stock . ( TV : " The Brain of Morbius " ) , he and Derrick Sherwin are the only producers of the classic series still alive .
Summer Falls Summer Falls was a book with at least eleven chapters , written by Amelia Williams . It was read by Clara Oswald and Artie Maitland , one of the child ren she babysat . Clara thought that Chapter 11 would make Artie cry . The girl from within the book was manifested by a Spoonhead in order to capture Clara . ( TV : " The Bells of Saint John " )
Katie Wimpenny Katie Wimpenny voiced Susan in the Big Finish " Doctor Who " audio story " The Kingmaker " . She has made a few guest appearances on British television in the 21st century , including turns on shows such as with Alex Kingston , " The Bill " , , and .
Monopoly ( economics ) A monopoly was the control of a resource by a single entity . Lady Adrasta had a monopoly on Chloris ' metal . The benefits she reaped from this made her unwilling to agree to Erato ' s proposed trade agreement , despite its popularity with her subjects , leading her to imprison the ambassador . ( TV : " The Creature from the Pit " ) Josiah W . Dogbolter once described the Time Lord ' s control over time travel as a monopoly . ( COMIC : " Time Bomb ! " )
Mood indicator Mood indicators or mood badges were devices worn on one ' s back that expressed a person ' s mood . They were made so the user could never see their own mood , and as soon as they put it on , it would travel to the back of the user . They were used to show the Emojibot s how the person was feeling , and if they were " too sad to live " , the Emojibots would kill the person . However , they were originally used to indicate satisfaction , as the purpose of the Vardy were to keep the inhabitants of the city happy . The mood badges had various emoji s for different states of minds , such as thinking , being happy , angry or sad . This concept was very similar to the Emojibots , as they too change depending on what people say , do , or what the badges indicate . ( TV : " Smile " )
Paula Thomas Paula Thomas was one of the children who had their memories of Christmas day stolen by aliens . Her twin brother Paul also had his memories stolen . Their memories were returned when the Fourth Doctor and Leela defeated the aliens . ( PROSE : " Dear Great Uncle Peter " )
Keepsake Keepsake was a salvage merchant the Seventh Doctor once encountered on the planet Ryos . He travelled from planet to planet with his pet vulture , who he claimed reminded him of his wife . Like the Time Lord , he had been attracted to the planet by a distress signal . However , his motivations were cynical , as he knew that distress signals usually led to wreckage that could be salvaged . The presence of the Doctor , however , changed his viewpoint somewhat . Within a few minutes on the trail of the person in distress , Keepsake began to enjoy himself , in part because the rescue required precision flying . When they finally found the person who had sent the call , Keepsake was surprised to discover that the victim was a beautiful female medic . The Doctor left her in Keepsake ' s care and charged him with the likely pleasant duty of taking her home . ( COMIC : " Keepsake " ) On a separate adventure , Keepsake , his vulture , and the medic met up with the robot ic mercenary Death ' s Head . ( COMIC : " Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling ! " )
Mujun : The Ghost Kingdom Mujun : The Ghost Kingdom was a film produced by Michael Brookhaven . The entire movie was filmed on 3 September 1999 in the Hollywood Bowl using a GCI processor . The film shared focus equally between six central characters : Baron Amatsumara , Awaremi , Lady Wakai , Kodomo Kami , Baron Nichiyobi , and Kishijoten . Despite being set during the era of the Japan ese Shogun ate , it ignored genuine Samurai history and custom , in the style of many Brookhaven productions . In the story , Baron Amatsumara worked together to save the small , peaceful village of Chikyu from a horde of " witches " alongside the warrior Awaremi , who stayed to protect the village . Then , Amatsumara took the villagegirl Kodomo Kami to see the Mujun Kingdom , the seat of his Samurai clan , and the council of Mujun elders gave her the katana of their founder . However , the villainous and aristocratic Lady Wakai sends her goblins to invade the Kingdom and , at the film ' s end , she comes from King Senso ' s court to consume the Kingdom and destroy the Mujun clan . Only Kodomo Kami , her hapless comedic sidekick Kishijoten , and the Baron Nichiyobi survive . However , when the original Chris Cwej began to interfere with the filming as part of his investigation into Michael Brookhaven , he introduced the character of the " Seventh Samurai " , upsetting the balance between the six main characters . This caused unscripted , out - of - place lines and scenes to begin appearing in the filming . Brookhaven realised what was happening and became personally involved as a new character twenty - five minutes into the film . This culminated in the duel between Cwej and Brookhaven on Mount Usu during the film ' s climax , which notably ended in the appearance of the Voice and Brookhaven ' s disappearance . ( PROSE : " The Book of the War " ) One deleted scene showed Baron Amatsumara saying , " When the Seventh Head speaks , the War will end , and the true War will begin . " ( PROSE : " Head of State " ) The shooting script was printed in paperback by Cornell & Schulman in 1999 , but due to Cwej ' s interference in the filming , this script didn ' t match the lines in the finished product . ( PROSE : " The Book of the War " )