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Timeshare ( short story ) Timeshare was the ninth story in the anthology " " . It was written by Vanessa Bishop . It featured the Sixth Doctor and Peri Brown . Summary . Peri is searching the Doctor ' s coat pockets for a pen when she finds a piece of paper . It has coordinates on it , and the Doctor decides they should explore . He inputs the numbers from the paper as Peri reads them , though he insists the last number is a " 6 " , not a " 5 " . They arrive at a two - story house in England . It has a sign bearing the initials H . O . P . The Doctor explains that H . O . P . owns timeshare s that operate through time , and this one should not exist because the Time Lord s shut them all down . He says he probably has a key for the place , and after much searching they find one and enter the house . In the lobby is a meter and a guest book . They note that the guest book for the first week in November shows it was bequeathed to the Doctor in 1920 and it has been empty since then . Now , in 1929 , the Doctor adds money to the meter to pay for his week . They enter the house , but they are not alone . They meet a man , Godfrey Richardson , who with his sister Camilla owns the last week in October . They have noticed that the Doctor never appears for his week , so this year they decided to stay an extra week while Godfrey recovers from bronchitis . Godfrey explains that he paid for this week , but the Doctor is now worried — two weeks of payment were added to the machine for one week of time . Strange things start happening . At first it seems that Camilla has seen a ghost , but then the others too start seeing strangers who re - enact the same scenes over and over . The Doctor sends Godfrey and Camilla away , and he explains to Peri that the other people are tenants of the first week of November from different times . One of the strangers is a man with a gun , who finds something odd upstairs . When the Doctor and Peri finally investigate , they find the dead body of what is obviously an alien . When the doorbell rings , they decide not to answer , but then the Doctor recognises the voice outside as that of another Time Lord . He explains that the alien upstairs was from a vampire - like race . He would come to the timeshare every year , but when he died in 1920 he bequeathed the week to the Doctor . The Doctor was supposed to remove him in 1920 , but since he got the coordinates wrong ( it " was " a " 5 " ) , he arrived nine years late . The Doctor travels to 1920 to take the alien body away , then he returns to 1929 , where he adjusts the meter and he and Peri live out two weeks worth of time in one week to return time back to normal .
Sarah - Jane ( Who ' s Who ? Earth ) A version of Sarah Jane Smith existed on a parallel Earth . She was the companion of the Doctor . She once encountered her N - Space counterpart along with her Doctor . ( COMIC : " Who ' s Who ? " )
Murray Evans Murray Evans played a lorry driver in the " Doctor Who " television story " The Invasion " . Evans ' debuted in the film , after which he appeared on , " No Hiding Place " , " Dixon of Dock Green " , , , and . He also appeared in the 1963 film .
Yartek Yartek was the leader of the Voord expedition to Marinus . Biography . The Monk once worked as an advisor to Yartek . ( PROSE : " No Future " ) Yartek discovered how to resist the Conscience of Marinus . Invading the building where the Conscience was kept , Yartek and his followers killed Arbitan . Yartek then posed as Arbitan — dressing in the Keeper ' s robe , keeping in the shadows and hiding his features beneath the hood of the garment — to get the keys to the Conscience from Ian Chesterton . He was killed in the destruction of the Conscience when he placed a false key in the machine resulting in an explosion . ( TV : " The Keys of Marinus " ) A hundred years later , Tarlak , another Voord leader who tried to conquer Hydra , described Yartek as his brother . ( AUDIO : " Domain of the Voord " ) The Eighth Doctor jokingly claimed that the Enemy was " Yartek , leader of the alien Voord , carrying a big stick " . ( PROSE : " The Taking of Planet 5 " )
George Ratcliffe George Ratcliffe was a London builder ' s merchant and head of a clandestine fascist group known as the Association . He later became a slave to the renegade Dalek faction . Ratcliffe had spoken out against British involvement in World War II believing Nazi Germany should be an ally rather than an enemy . He was imprisoned as a result . In the post - war period , Ratcliffe formed the Association , to which Sergeant Mike Smith secretly belonged . In 1963 , as leader of the group , he allied himself with the Renegade Dalek s during " the Shoreditch Incident " . He was enlisted by them to help retrieve the Hand of Omega . After assisting in the killings of those the Daleks opposed , he attempted to abscond with the Renegade Daleks ' Time Controller , but was killed by death - rays fired by a young girl who was slaved to their battle computer , before he could escape with the device . ( TV : " Remembrance of the Daleks " ) His body was recovered by C19 and stored in the Vault . ( PROSE : " The Scales of Injustice " )
House Xianthellipse House Xianthelipse was a minor Great House which rose to prominence as one of the militaristic ruling Houses during the War . Just prior to the outbreak of the War , the War King encouraged the Houses to consider how they might adapt . Xianthellipse took this to extremes , experimenting with new forms and biodiversity . They were the only House to cross - breed its soldiers with lesser species , ( PROSE : " The Book of the War " ) and they developed ' war forms ' for the Great Houses that left them indistinguishable from monsters . ( PROSE : " In the Year of the Cat " ) House Arpexia was Xianthellipse ' s closest equal and fiercest rival . House Mirraflex looked upon Xianthellipse and its associations with the lesser species as being traitorous . ( PROSE : " The Book of the War " ) In War Era 32 , Xianthellipse offered to carry out an investigation of the Grandfather ' s Maw following three Arpexia timeships getting lost in the Maw . Arpexia let Minkosa of Xianthellipse aid Jendrickenses in the investigation . ( PROSE : " The Brakespeare Voyage " )
Barbara ( Dr . Who and the Daleks ) Barbara was the granddaughter of the human scientist Dr . Who , the elder sister of Susan and the girlfriend of Ian Chesterton . She accompanied Dr . Who on his first trip to the planet Skaro in " Tardis " , which her grandfather had invented . During her travels , she met the Dalek s and then an ancient Roman legion in 64 . ( NOTVALID : " Dr . Who and the Daleks " , " Dr Who and the House on Oldark Moor " ) They subsequently travelled to Oldark Moor and met Count Tarkin . ( NOTVALID : " Dr Who and the House on Oldark Moor " )
Jack Stimson Jack Stimson was a reporter working for the " San Francisco Oracle " when the Second Doctor , Jessica , Ben and Polly met him in the Haight in January 1967 . His help was critical in solving the mystery of the Blue Moonbeams LSD strain that was attacking the youth of San Francisco at around the time of the Human Be - In . ( PROSE : " Wonderland " ) World view . His journalistic perspective always maintained scepticism of authority figures and the wealthy . In his later life he published books like " The Secret Government " , which postulated that the American people had been lied to about their government , and that someone else actually ran it . He was a fierce advocate of the goals of the Human Be - In , and he believed that it would " ignite a fire of love that ' ll spread out across America . . . across the whole world " . He was opposed to the Vietnam War , and to the " greedheads " of corporate America . Physical description . In 1967 , Stimson was , according to Jesica Willamy ' s observations , tap but " painfully thin " . He constantly smoked cigarette s , but " affected elegance " through the use of a long cigarette holder . He tended to wear double - breasted suit jackets over s .
DNA DNA ( Deoxyribonucleic acid ) was the nucleic acid that served as the basis for carbon - based life . ( TV : " School Reunion " ) It was noted for its double - helix shape , at least in human societies . ( TV : " Evolution of the Daleks " ) The Kinda wore necklace s embossed with a design akin to the double - helix . ( TV : " Kinda " ) In an alternate Paris of 1804 , Garce and Eging commented on the idea of the double - helix , finding it ridiculous that two snake s coiled together were inside all humans . ( PROSE : " The Man in the Velvet Mask " ) According to the Eighth Doctor , he had quadruple - helix DNA , but only three out of the four strands were visible to non - temporally aligned scanners ( therefore part of his DNA was linked to the Time Vortex ) . ( PROSE : " Frontier Worlds " ) River Song ' s part - Time Lord identity was visible from scanning her DNA as an infant . ( TV : " A Good Man Goes to War " ) Progenitor s contained pure Dalek DNA . ( TV : " Victory of the Daleks " ) A sentient cell culture known as the Culture was endangered by an infection of virus es which inserted their DNA into the Culture cells , turning them into nurseries for incubation of more invaders . ( COMIC : " Culture Shock " ) The Department implanted human DNA in CCPC s during experiments . ( TV : " Mutant Copper " )
Drudgery drug A drudgery drug was a mind - altering drug . In 2593 , Bernice Summerfield wondered if such a drug had been slipped to her when she experienced a panto - like world on Perfecton . ( PROSE : " Oh No It Isn ' t " )
Thomas ( The Pit ) Thomas was a Killer - type android used by the Justice Police in the Althosian system . He was part of a team sent to the seventh planet to retrieve Pandora ' s Box . The rest of the team was killed by Butler after they landed , but Thomas accidentally killed Butler when he knocked him into a patch of time - stopping red weed . He was captured later with Ell Romer and Bernice Summerfield by Butler ' s partner Swarf . Thomas tried to kill Swarf , but was killed instead . ( PROSE : " The Pit " )
2618 In 2618 , the Korven and human ity were still in a state of hostility . An individual Korven from this year travelled to the year 2050 to gain knowledge of a device designed to cool the Earth because the Korven were susceptible to cold . ( TV : " The Korven " ) The inhabitants of Mortis Dock disappeared in this year . ( AUDIO : " HMS Surprise " )
Britain 408 AD ( TV story ) Britain 408 AD was an unproduced serial from the First Doctor era to be written by Malcolm Hulke . Synopsis . The story involved the departure of the Romans from Britain around the start of the fifth century in the midst of clashes against the Celt s and the Saxon s , culminating with the time travellers fleeing the indigenous savages back to the safety of the TARDIS . Story notes . The story was first submitted on 2 September 1963 . Story editor David Whitaker asked Hulke to revise his original storyline , however ; he felt that the plot with its many opposing factions was too complicated , and also that the serial ' s conclusion echoed that of " 100 , 000 BC " too closely . It was hoped that an amended version of " Britain 408 AD " might occupy the sixth slot of Season 1 ( Serial F ) , to be directed by Christopher Barry , but on 23 September it was decided that the production block did not need another historical story and Hulke ' s serial was abandoned . The spot in the schedule was ultimately occupied by " The Aztecs " , while Hulke began work on " The Hidden Planet " instead - which also ultimately went unproduced . Following Whitaker ' s departure , Hulke resubmitted " Britain 408 AD " ( presumably with Susan replaced by Vicki ) . It was rejected on 2 April 1965 , by Whitaker ' s successor , Dennis Spooner , because the Romans had already featured in his own " The Romans " . ( REF : " " , DWMSE 7 )
Audrey ( Captain Jack Harkness ) Audrey was a young lady who went with George to the " Kiss the Boys Goodbye Dance " at the Ritz in 1941 . She was suspicious of Toshiko Sato , whom she believed to be a Japan ese spy . She later kissed Smiler , implying George may not have been her only lover . ( TV : " Captain Jack Harkness " )
Atrimonides Atrimonides was an IMC trooper aboard the " Insider Trading " in 2157 . He was charged with guarding Christine Lafayette until she could be returned to her mother on Earth . In an attempt to escape , she threw hot coffee in his face , burning him . His gun shot some nearby controls , starting a fire and shutting off the gravity within the executive transporter bay . Atrimonides pursued Christine through the bay , and in between a transporter and the wall . As the massive transporter began to slide towards the wall , Christine managed to get into a hatch in its side , but Atrimonides and other troopers were crushed . ( PROSE : " Lucifer Rising " )
The Church and the Crown ( audio story ) The Church and the Crown was the thirty - eighth monthly " Doctor Who " audio story produced by Big Finish Productions . It was , broadly , an historical examination of the era of the " The Three Musketeers " , although it featured original musketeer s , rather than those created by Alexandre Dumas . It featured Erimem ' s first journey in the TARDIS , and her second display of field - of - battle heroism . As with several other historicals in the first five years of Big Finish ' s main " Doctor Who " line , it was a so - called " pure " historical without any science fiction al elements aside from the TARDIS . It also gave Nicola Bryant an expanded acting opportunity , since it featured her as both Peri and Queen Anne . Like Romana I before her , Peri had an exact doppelgänger in a royal family . Publisher ' s summary . A nation divided . . . A Queen ' s life at risk . . . A net of conspiracy closing in . . . Sometimes being a time travelling adventurer just isn ' t easy . . . For a start there ' s a temperamental TARDIS that lands a few thousand years off course in 17th century Paris . But why shouldn ' t the Fifth Doctor , Peri and their travelling guest Erimem take a look around the city on the morning of King Louis ' annual State Ball ? As Peri becomes embroiled in a plot to kill Queen Anne and smash the unity of the Church and the Crown , the Doctor finds himself duelling musketeers on the streets . With Peri missing , Erimem catching King Louis ' eye and a Musketeer ' s sword at your throat , could things get any worse ? Probably . . . Plot . " to be added "
Ana ( Far Away in a Manger ) Ana was a colonist on Alpha One . When a blizzard forced the colonists to take shelter in the town , Ana was one of the many colonists who brought a gift for Kate and Gabe ' s newborn baby . ( PROSE : " Far Away in a Manger " )
Project Indigo Project Indigo was UNIT ' s first experimental teleport ation device . It was reverse - engineered from captured Sontaran technology . The first person to ( successfully ) field - test the prototype was Martha Jones . Prior to this , Jack Harkness warned Martha against using it given its experimental nature . As the device teleported her to her mother ' s house , " the place [ she ] most wanted to be " , it suggested the integration of a neural interface device for determining destination in order to make the technology man - portable . ( TV : " The Stolen Earth " ) Martha later used the device again , to teleport herself to the vicinity of the Osterhagen base in Germany , where it was last seen discarded by the door of the detonation control chamber . ( TV : " Journey ' s End " )
Series 6 ( CC ) The fourth series in the " Companion Chronicles " range of audios was released by Big Finish Productions in 2011 and 2012 . Overview . " to be added " The stories were released monthly between July 2011 and June 2012 . Cast . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Production . " to be added " External links . " to be added "
Alfred Scott Alfred Scott was the principal keeper at Fang Rock in the 1820s . His brother was one of the original construction crew in 1790 , but died . With nobody left to provide for his family , fourteen - year - old Alfred took his brother ' s place . He spent the rest of his life working at Fang Rock , rarely leaving , to watch out for the ghost of his brother . ( PROSE : " Beast of Fang Rock " )
Amser Hotel The Amser Hotel was a hotel in Roath , Cardiff , Wales . The hotel was an upmarket rest stop for wealthy businessmen from London , Manchester and even further abroad . During the 1860s , the hotel was run by Bilis Manger . In 1869 , the Rift tore through the building with " eerie pink flames " , causing people to disappear and apparitions of ghost s and demons to appear . During the attack the Rift " left something behind " . In attacking the hotel , the Rift also trapped Manger and forced him to do its bidding . After the attack , the hotel fell into disrepair and became significantly lower class , attracting less scrupulous businessmen and prostitutes from Adamstown and Cathays . The hotel was demolished in 1914 , shortly before the outbreak of World War I . In 2004 , construction began on the Clockhouse Hotel on the same site , exactly one hundred thirty - five years to the day after the Rift ' s attack . ( COMIC : " Broken " )
Losing Track of Time ( short story ) Losing Track of Time was the fifth short story in the Short Trips anthology " " . It was written by Juliet E McKenna . It featured the Third Doctor and Jo Grant . Summary . The Doctor and Jo are investigating a piece of metal for the Brigadier . Their search leads them to Oxford , in Jo ' s future , to the Bodleian library . They are distracted by the sight of a man , a librarian named Edmund , walking into a wall . He is injured , and Jo and the Doctor help him . Edmund says that he was in the library stacks , and he lost track of time . The Doctor notices that he is dehydrated , and they bring him to his office . The Doctor tells the junior librarian to call an ambulance . The Doctor and Jo head for the stacks , the Doctor explaining to Jo that Edmund is suffering from temporal shock . Making their way through the stacks , they find the dead body of a woman . Because she was aged so rapidly , the Doctor deduce s that they are near the time disturbance . They reach a conveyor belt and see two aliens . The Doctor recognises them as Tynaker s , and explains that they steal knowledge , ruining civilisations . They aren ' t just stealing books from Earth , they ' re stealing information which they intend to sell . The aliens are taking books from a box and putting them in their dimension penetration device . The Doctor distracts the aliens , knowing they will recognise him as a Time Lord , and Jo grabs the box and heads for the exit . The box is heavy , and Jo makes her way through the stacks . She is startled when she comes across the dead body , and suddenly she is grabbed from behind . It is just the Doctor , who was unable to shut down the device as there were several more Tynakers nearby . The next plan is for Jo to be a decoy while the Doctor shuts down the device . As Jo makes her way through the stacks , she is trapped in an aisle . The Tynakers use the roller mechanism to move the shelves , trapping her . The Doctor rescues her , taking the box from her , and explains that he has wired the device to explode , and they must be as far away as possible . Time starts to slow , and it becomes difficult to move . Suddenly there is a flash , and the Doctor and Jo make it out of the stacks . With the temporal device destroyed , the box starts disgorging books . The Doctor and Jo leave the piles of books before they can be confronted by an irate librarian . They decide that the Brigadier ' s piece of metal can wait , and go for coffee instead . Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Melanie Pappenheim Melanie Pappenheim is a vocalist who worked with Murray Gold on some of the signature cues of the Russell T Davies era . Her voice was the major instrument in the version of the " The Doctor ' s Theme " heard in series 1 and 2 . It was also used to underscore the " Doomsday " cue heard at Rose Tyler ' s initial separation from the Tenth Doctor in the episode of the same name . Her voice was also heavily used on " Martha ' s Theme " , " Astrid ' s Theme " , " Seeking the Doctor " , " The Doctor Forever " and " YANA ( Excerpt ) " . Because of her work on " Doctor Who " scores , she has been an integral part of two " Doctor Who " concerts : " " and the 2008 " Doctor Who at the Proms " . Her work is a part of the series 1 and 2 and series 3 soundtracks . Outside of " Doctor Who " , she is arguably most prominent on the soundtrack of the film , , as well as that of . Her frequent collaborator is , of whose ensemble Pappenheim is a key vocalist .
Fault locator The fault locator was a component of the TARDIS . It was located in the computer banks lining the console room wall . It was used to detect the source of malfunctions on the ship . When the TARDIS failed to dematerialise from Skaro , Susan checked the fault locator and determined that one of the fluid link s had run out of mercury . ( TV : " The Dead Planet " ) After the Doctor had disabled the antennae in the Dalek City , Susan warned that the Daleks must have their own fault locator somewhere , before both were ambushed by Daleks . ( TV : " The Ordeal " ) Shortly afterwards , when the fast return switch became stuck , the fault locator could not indicate the source of the problem as the switch was not broken , merely stuck . To warn the crew of the danger , the TARDIS had the fault locator completely lit up , indicating that every system was breaking down . The lights on the locator flashed every fifteen seconds , indicating that the ship would be destroyed in fifteen minutes . ( TV : " The Brink of Disaster " ) Some time later , the fault locator registered faults just before the TARDIS doors opened in mid - flight ; however , after the TARDIS materialised , the fault locator indicated that nothing was wrong . ( TV : " Planet of Giants " ) It was much later revealed that it had broken down at some point but claimed it was working perfectly , which made repairs to it almost impossible . ( PROSE : " The Three Paths " ) When the TARDIS failed to change its location on Tiro , the Doctor checked the fault locator and determined that one of the klister valve s had run out of magnatite . ( PROSE : " Terror on Tiro " ) When the TARDIS warned the Seventh Doctor that it was in trouble , he first tried checking the fault locator , but it did not detect any malfunctions . He eventually realised that an alien creature was attempting to get into his ship . ( PROSE : " " ) By the time that Susan and her son Alex joined the Eighth Doctor and Lucie in the TARDIS for Christmas , the fault locator had itself developed a fault . ( AUDIO : " Relative Dimensions " ) Behind the scenes . During filming of " The Edge of Destruction " , William Hartnell accidentally said " fornicator " instead of " fault locator " . This did not make it into the finished product , but the story lasted long enough to be featured in the 2013 docu - drama " An Adventure in Space and Time " .
Mairwyn Mairwyn was a time travel ler . Calling herself " Beatrice " , she stole a vortex manipulator from Captain John Hart . She used it to travel back to 2009 Cardiff . She tried to manipulate Ianto Jones into travelling to an even earlier time and stealing technology from Torchwood One , with which she could take over the Earth . Knowing events in Ianto ' s future and his soon - to - come death , Mairwyn thought he would be the easiest to exploit . She used a device to show Ianto his future , and the world that would be created if he accepted her offer . He decided not to do what she wanted . He killed Mairwyn to prevent her trying to use someone else for her purposes , then retcon ned himself . Later , alternate universe doppelgängers of Ianto and Mairwyn attended his funeral in the primary universe . Ianto commented , " I can ' t believe there ' s a reality where I said no . " ( COMIC : " Shrouded " )