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Shaun Temple Shaun Temple was Donna Noble ' s husband . Shaun and Donna were engaged and living together , in a small flat . They had very little income . He was unaware of Donna ' s life with the Doctor because Donna herself wasn ' t aware of it . The Tenth Doctor saw them shopping on Christmas Eve . They went to the Noble ' s house on Christmas Day to give Wilfred and Sylvia their presents . Wilfred ' s gift was Joshua Naismith ' s " Fighting the Future " . Shaun was talking with Donna and Sylvia while Wilfred was trying to watch the Queen ' s speech . Later that day , when the Master walked into the Immortality Gate , he took over Shaun and turned him into another member of the Master Race . Shaun married Donna the following year , in the spring of 2010 . On the day of his wedding , he was unaware that the Doctor had given Donna a winning lottery ticket , securing their financial future . ( TV : " The End of Time " )
Gabriel Sneed Gabriel " Feed and Seed " Sneed was an undertaker in Victorian Cardiff who owned the mortuary Sneed and Company ( formerly Chuck ' s ) . Sneed believed his house was haunted , since the corpses refused to stay dead . He and Gwyneth went to London to find Mrs Peace , whose corpse was possessed by a Gelth . They retrieved her and captured Rose Tyler , who had seen them taking Mrs Peace into their hearse , and took them to Sneed and Company . The Ninth Doctor and Charles Dickens followed and they soon learned what was going on . Sneed and the others performed a séance . The Gelth told them they were trapped behind the Rift and had become creatures of gas . In the morgue , Sneed was killed and his dead body was subsequently possessed by the Gelth , who wished to take over all of humanity ' s bodies . ( TV : " The Unquiet Dead " )
Ravenscala Ravenscala was a planet inhabited by giant s . The Eleventh Doctor told Amy Pond that the people were 600 feet tall and you had to talk to them from air balloons . The Ravenscala tourist information centre was made from a hat . The Doctor was attempting to bring Amy and Rory to the planet when they instead landed on a prison ship . ( TV : " The God Complex " ) Behind the scenes . The spelling of this planet ' s name is based off the episode ' s home video closed captioning , as there are no other onscreen clues .
David Simeon David Simeon appeared in two " Doctor Who " television stories : as Private Latimer in " Inferno " and Alastair Fergus in " The Dæmons " . Simeon debuted in four episodes of in 1967 , after which he appeared on , , " Z - Cars " , " Fawlty Towers " , , , , " Coronation Street " , , " The Bill " , " EastEnders " and . However , he is best known for playing Det . Con . Mickey Finn on " Hunter ' s Walk " and Ken Kennedy on . He also appeared in the 1988 film .
Millennium War The Millennium War was an epic war that occurred about 150 million BC . It involved most of the advanced races then extant . Origins . This war was started by the Constructors of Destiny , an ancient race which evolved billions of years BC . They were considered god s and affected the development of the early universe and such worlds as Earth and Gallifrey . Eventually , the Constructors of Destiny developed a computer that was built into the very universe and could discover the ultimate truth . Despite the protests of a Time Lord from the future and the Xeraphin , the Constructors of Destiny created the Great Attractor . After it was turned on , its mind snapped and it annihilated its builders . It created an army using Block Transfer Computation s , which set out to gather the knowledge to turn the Mad Mind into a god . It took over all the robot ic races almost immediately . The living races in the universe were forced to band together to defeat this army . This army , made of over a thousand fleets from as many planet s , set out to try to stop the Mad Mind of Bophemeral . ( PROSE : " The Quantum Archangel " ) Major events . The Millennium War lasted over a thousand years . Among the key events were : The final event of the war was fought against the Mad Mind itself . The Nimon , with support from the Osirans , dropped ten million quantum collapsars into the Mad Mind . When the Mad Mind was breached , the Time Lords caught it in a time loop , forcing it to repeat the same nanoseconds over and over again . ( PROSE : " The Quantum Archangel " ) Aftermath . After the war , the survivors met at the Midnight Cathedral on the Moon to consider the aftermath . They asked the Guardians of Time to erase their memories of the Millennium War , which they did with the Key to Time ; to date , the only person known to remember the War is the Doctor , whose memory of it was restored by Kronos when the Quantum Archangel sought to release the Mad Mind so the Doctor could prevent its return . ( PROSE : " The Quantum Archangel " )
Doctor Who Yearbook 1992 The Doctor Who Yearbook 1992 was the first of Marvel UK ' s " Doctor Who " annuals , and the first annual by any publisher to focus on more than one incarnation of the Doctor since the 1982 annual . Some fans , such as those in charge of the Doctor Who Reference Guide , erroneously refer to this as the " 1991 Yearbook " , since it was published in 1991 and has no clear cover markings as to its date . Contents . Prose stories . All stories in this volume were Brief Encounter s , illustrated by Paul Vyse :
Taren Capel Taren Capel was a scientist who tried to instigate a " robot revolution " on Kaldor in the late 29th century . Capel had spent almost his entire life around robots , being practically raised by them . He identified with them more than people and came to believe that robots should rule human s . He intended to lead a robot revolution , dressing himself and painting his face to resemble his robot " brothers " . Capel joined the crew of the sandminer " Storm Mine 4 " , where he posed as chief engineer Dask and reprogrammed the robot crew of the sandminer to kill the human crew , at first individually and secretly . Eventually , he ordered them to massacre the survivors , as well as the Fourth Doctor and Leela , who had recently come onboard the " Storm Mine 4 " . The Doctor drew Capel to a room and had Leela release helium while she was concealed from view . It changed his voice so SV7 did not recognise his commands . SV7 then throttled Capel to death , repeating the command given to him to kill all the humans . ( TV : " The Robots of Death " ) As was eventually discovered , Capel ' s plan also had a second phase that was activated after his death . It concerned the transmission of a specially designed program to modify the robots ' basic operational software in order to turn them into murderers . ( AUDIO : " Taren Capel " ) After his death , Capel became idolised by a cult called the Tarenist s . The cult was used by the Fendahl , which pretended to be a resurrected Capel . ( AUDIO : " Hidden Persuaders " , " Checkmate " ) Behind the scenes . Capel ' s name is a reference to the science fiction author , who wrote the play . The story follows a robot rebellion and the downfall of the human race . The word " robot " was introduced into English through its use by Čapek .
Doctor Who - The Lost Episodes Doctor Who - The Lost Episodes was a segment of the umbrella title " Archive on 4 " , broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on 26 December 2009 . Hosted by Shaun Ley , it gave an in - depth analysis of the history of the phenomenon of the missing episode . Guests included Pauline Collins , Peter Purves , Deborah Watling , Mark Ayres , Sue Malden , Phil Morris , Paul Vanezis , Bernard Kay , Paul Scoones , Neil Lambess and fans Michael Stevens and Graham Strong . The recording was released as part of " " on 14 February 2011 .
The Colour Scheme ( short story ) The Colour Scheme was the ninth story in the anthology " The Panda Book of Horror " . It was written by Eddie Robson . Summary . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Frog ( insult ) " Frog " was a somewhat insulting word for " a person from France " . It was an epithet typically used by the British . For instance , lighthouse keeper Reuben once thought " the Frogs " might be spying on the British . ( TV : " Horror of Fang Rock " )
DWDVDF 92 The ninety - second issue of the " Doctor Who DVD Files " - " The Ultimate Build - up Doctor Who Encyclopaedia " had a cover date of 1 July 2012 . Magazine content . Collectable loose leaf pages divided into seven categories that could be filed accordingly .
Devesham Control Devesham Control was the name given to the facility within the Space Defence Station concerned with the space program . It communicated with Guy Crayford when his XK - 5 space freighter returned to Earth after a period of absence in which he assumed dead . The Fourth Doctor convinced Grierson , who worked at Devesham Control , to turn the stations radar dish es inwards , allowing for the deactivation of the Kraal android s . ( TV : " The Android Invasion " )
11th century The 11th century was chiefly notable , in England at least , for being the setting of the Battle of Hastings . Though well - known as a point of conflict between two Time Lord s , the First Doctor and the Monk , ( TV : " The Time Meddler " ) the history - changing battle also provided the backdrop for some hidden human truths . At some point after 1066 , the Sixth Doctor and Peri Brown discovered that King Harold , the Saxon leader the Doctor believed had died on the battlefield at Hastings , was still alive . Godwinson had his mother and wife , Gytha and Edith Swan - Neck , deliberately misidentify his body so that he could slip off the battlefield un - noticed . Adopting the name of Hereward the Wake , he then spent many years after Hastings as the leader of a guerrilla insurgency . His resistance , although ultimately unsuccessful in overthrowing the Norman s , kept Saxon culture alive , and became one of the reasons that it was remembered centuries later . ( PROSE : " The Real Hereward " ) During this century , an " amoral Time Lord " ( possibly the Monk ) altered history by providing King Canute with technology which allowed him to turn back the tide and gain greater influence over Saxon England than he would have done otherwise . The Eighth Doctor set history back on its correct course . ( AUDIO : " Invaders from Mars " ) The Fifth Doctor , Adric , Nyssa and Tegan Jovanka took a trip to rural Eastern Europe at some point early in the century and met a Tsar . ( PROSE : " The Immortals " ) A monastery was established on the site of Forgill Castle . ( TV : " Terror of the Zygons " ) On the India n subcontinent , the Pact of Chib was signed this century , and the creation of the Gelem warrior was thus averted . ( PROSE : " Ghosts of India " ) Outside of Earth , the Centaurian Catastrophe , possibly a result of Anubian invasion , ( TV : " Curse of Anubis " ) occurred around the middle of the century , driving the Aeolian s to near - extinction . ( TV : " Aeolian " ) It was also among the centuries endured by Ashildr , ( TV : " The Woman Who Lived " ) a 9th century Viking girl who was rendered effectively immortal when she was brought back to life by the Twelfth Doctor through a self - repairing Mire repair kit . ( TV : " The Girl Who Died " ) The Talessh became extinct when their planet ' s star went nova . ( AUDIO : " Shield of the Jötunn " )
The Celestial Harmony Engine ( short story ) The Celestial Harmony Engine was the sixth short story in the Short Trips anthology " " . It was written by Ian Briggs . It featured the Seventh Doctor . Summary . " to be added " Notes . " to be added "
Missy and the Doctor ( DWE episode ) The sixteenth instalment of " Doctor Who Extra " , , was attached to the ninth series premiere , " The Magician ' s Apprentice " . It was released on the official BBC YouTube channel . Aspects of production covered . " to be added " Additional topics covered . " to be added " Home video releases . " to be added "
The Hounds of Artemis ( audio story ) The Hounds of Artemis was an exclusive - to - audio story from AudioGo released in May 2011 . The story is read by Matt Smith and Clare Corbett , marking the first time that BBC Audio has had two actors perform an audio story since the revival in 2005 . Publisher ' s summary . When Lord Woolcroft and his team break open the fabled Tomb of Artemis , sealed for thousands of years , they are astonished by what they find inside . . . The Doctor and Amy have come to Smyrna in 1929 to investigate a mystery . The Doctor knows something very bad happened there : something caused a lot of people to die and an entire , magnificent Temple to be found and then immediately lost again . But he doesn ' t know what is picking off the archaeologists one by one , or how it is connected to the terrifying howling in the night . And as he and Amy get closer to the terrible truth behind an ancient evil , he begins to wish he ' d never found out . References . " to be added " Notes . Delays . " The Hounds of Artemis " was originally announced for release on 8 April 2010 , which would have made it the first major spin - off project to feature the Eleventh Doctor and the first audio story to feature the Doctor and Amy . It was delayed to 3 June . Shortly after , it was delayed to April 2011 . It was delayed again , for unknown reasons , until 5 May 2011 .
Roy Boyd Roy Boyd played Driscoll in the " Doctor Who " television story " The Hand of Fear " . Boyd debuted in a 1963 episode of , after which he appeared on " The Saint " , , " Dixon of Dock Green " , " The Sweeney " , , , , " " , , " Blake ' s 7 " and . His film appearances included minor roles in the classic horror films " The Wicker Man " and . He also played Dryden Hogben in seven episodes of , the title character in " Scarf Jack " and Paul Lamboit in .
Rusty Goffe Rusty Goffe played Little John in the " Doctor Who " television story " Robot of Sherwood " . Goffe has also appeared in several well - known feature films , including " Flash Gordon " , " Star Wars " , and as one of the Oompa - Loompas in " Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory " .
Alien tapeworm Alien tapeworms were a species of parasites which found their way to Earth via the Rift . Biology . The tapeworms looked like three worm s attached at one one end , with the worm - like tentacle s splitting into smaller white tendril s . These tendrils were used to absorb food and control their host . The body of the tapeworm was black with stripes which would become a brighter blue with age . They had yellow blood . ( PROSE : " Slow Decay " ) Life cycle . The alien tapeworms began life as small egg s , which were either eaten along with a corpse or swallowed purposefully . These eggs would hatch once they came in contact with stomach acid and latch onto the stomach . The young tapeworm absorbed food from its surrounding and grew until it filled up most of the digestive system of the host , from the stomach to the bowels . As it grew , the tapeworm caused changes in the host , giving it increased hunger , strength and regenerative abilities . As the tapeworm absorbed all the food , the host lost weight , but became even hungrier . If the tapeworm wasn ' t fed enough , the host developed psychotic tendencies , hunting down and feeding on anything it could catch . If allowed to , the tapeworm would grow until the tendrils permeated the host ' s body and the tapeworm had more direct control over the host . If the host died , the tapeworm crawled out of the body and developed into the next stage . The body segments merged until they formed a spear - like body . The tendrils sharpened into points that could pierce concrete . Four small gossamar wings grew out of the sides and small eyes developed on both ends . In this form , the tapeworm flew around until it found another creature , at which point it would charge it , severely wounding it with its razor sharp tips . The tapeworm then laid its eggs and died , with the eggs eaten along with the corpse . ( PROSE : " Slow Decay " ) History . An alien tapeworm arrived in Cardiff by the Rift circa 2007 , where it infested a cow . When this cow started feeding on other cattle in its hunger , Dr Scotus came to investigate . When he autopsied the cow , he found the tapeworm , which he stored for later study . The tapeworm developed into the last stage of its life cycle and infected his dog . Using these eggs , he studied them , eventually finding out what they did and a method to kill them . Dr Scotus opened up the Scotus Clinic , where he would sell the tapeworm eggs as weight loss pills . When the patients wanted to stop , they would take a second pill , which would kill the tapeworm and cause it to be digested . Known patients included Marianne Till , Lucy Sobel , Rhys Williams and Dr Scotus himself . It was only later that Dr Scotus learned that victim would develop psychotic tendencies and start to feed on other humans . He was forced to kidnap his patients and surgically remove the tapeworms . This didn ' t deter him and he planned to allow the tapeworms to grow to their final stage and implant eggs in the patients , allowing him to have a production line of eggs . Torchwood Three stopped him and his operations . ( PROSE : " Slow Decay " )
Kaliko Captain Kaliko was a human pirate on the oil - rich planet Boukon and a former prisoner of Volag - Noc . Kaliko was the captain of the " Black Gold " , and used her ship to attack oil rig s and steal their oil . She had a treacherous first mate named Swabb and a skeleton crew , who later betrayed her to Oil Corp . She had a data chip for the " Infinite " , but was unwilling to give it to the Tenth Doctor . After the oil rigs attacked , she escaped in a life boat . She was killed by Baltazar . ( TV : " The Infinite Quest " )
100000000000000 The year 100 , 000 , 000 , 000 , 000 marked the end of the universe and end of all ages . It was further than even the Time Lord s had or were allowed to travel . By this time , most of the galaxies in the universe had collapsed as star s had " burnt and faded away " , and most life had become extinct . Additionally , heat death occurred in this time , something that had only previously occurred trillions of years ago in 1981 . It was in this year that the last remnants of human ity flew to Utopia from the planet Malcassairo ( despite hazards such as the Futurekind ) thanks to the efforts of Professor Yana and the Tenth Doctor . Yana realised he was the Master and stole the TARDIS , stranding the Doctor , Martha Jones and Jack Harkness there . ( TV : " Utopia " ) At some point afterwards , the Doctor was able to get Jack ' s vortex manipulator to function and the three returned to the early 21st century . The Master , meanwhile , later returned to approximately 100 , 000 , 000 , 000 , 000 and rendezvoused with the remnants of humanity , transforming them into the Toclafane . ( TV : " The Sound of Drums " / " Last of the Time Lords " ) By this late stage of its existence , humanity had come " full circle " after spending aeons evolving into other forms , returning to a form similar to that of the 21st century and surrounding eras : bipedal , with traditional language skills and no apparent differences in physical makeup . The related species , Futurekind , had developed some differences but were still recognisable as humanoid . ( TV : " Utopia " ) Orson Pink , the first human time travel ler , reached this era despite heading for " next Thursday " . The Twelfth Doctor found him trapped on the last planet in existence . ( TV : " Listen " ) When the Doctor emerged from his Confession dial on Gallifrey , ( TV : " Heaven Sent " ) he learned the Time Lord s had moved the planet to the end of this era for its own protection . The Doctor later visited Ashildr in a ruined section of the Cloisters five minutes until the end of the universe in a reality bubble , long after where the Time Lords had hid . She watched the stars die and found it both sad and beautiful . They later left the bubble and returned to Gallifery before this era finally ended when the bubble gave out and the " last fragment of the everything there ever was " collapsed . ( TV : " Hell Bent " )
Ilfracombe Ilfracombe was a seaside town in the south - west of England . It looked out over the entrance to the Bristol Channel . To the east of the town was Exmoor and to the south - west was Barnstaple Bay . Barnstaple was approximate to the south - east . ( TV : " The Categories of Life " ) Ilfracombe appeared on Mary Cooper ' s map of overflow camp s in and around Wales in 2011 . ( TV : " The Categories of Life " )
Starman ( species ) A Starman was a being born from a collapsed star , with a primitive consciousness . Starmen could travel through space and time on the energy they received from eating stars . The Ninth Doctor stated that if left unchecked , a Starman could escape from its own time and rewrite not only history , but the laws of science as well . ( PROSE : " The Beast of Babylon " )
Christopher Brown Christopher Brown played Marriner in the " Doctor Who " story " Enlightenment " . His turn on " Enlightenment " was not the first time he had played a mild adversary of Peter Davison ' s on BBC One . Just a few years earlier , he had a recurring role on " All Creatures Great and Small " , in which he played a veterinary student whose study habits greatly outshone Davison ' s Tristan Farnon .
Conductor A conductor is a person who directs the performance of a composer ' s score . In this pursuit , they will be most concerned with determining when individual instruments play their parts of the music . Often , but not always , the conductor will also be the orchestrator of the orchestra . In " Doctor Who " history , conductors were only credited on special occasion , as with " The End of Time " . During the Moffat era , the conductor began to be credited on a more regular basis . the only individuals ever credited as a conductor on " Doctor Who " were Marcus Dods , the only credited conductor on the 1963 version of the show and Jeremy Holland - Smith , Ben Foster and David Temple , though for " The Sensorites " Norman Kay had the specific credit of " Incidental music composed and conducted by " , as did Raymond Jones on " The Romans " and Carey Blyton on " Doctor Who and the Silurians " .