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Kristoffa Tailor Kristoffa Tailor was the son of Mark Morton and Elaine H ' Iggyns in an extramarital affair , and brought up by his grandmother Marter Taillor to hide this fact . He wanted to know why his father was murder ed , and spent his life trying to work it out . He was about to give up when Clare Marsh sparked his interest in it . He found Bernice Summerfield ' s diary and through this discovered that he was the reason his father was dead . Mark was going to be public announce that he had an illegitimate son , but Jahn Davies and his blackmailer Purpurin didn ' t want this to happen so arranged his death and framed Jason Kane . ( PROSE : " On Trial " )
Jennifer Hennessy Jennifer Hennessy played Valerie Brannigan in the " Doctor Who " television story " Gridlock " , and returned to the show exactly ten years and one day later , to play Moira in " The Pilot " and " Extremis " . In between those two appearances , Hennessy worked again with Russell T Davies and Phil Ford on the show , appearing in episodes of the first two series of the show broadcast in 2012 and 2013 .
Shropshire Shropshire was a county in England . In 1903 , the Fifth Doctor and Peri Brown visited Shropshire and were welcomed into a local manor by Gretchin . Gretchin believed the Doctor to be the medical professional for whom she had sent to treat Lady Catherine , owner of the manor . ( AUDIO : " Wet Walls " )
Mary Lovell Mary Lovell was a nun in St Matilda ' s College in the mid 19th century . In 1853 , she was abducted by the Sisters of St Matilda . It was believed that she had run away with John Sayer of Abbington but he appeared several days later , claiming that he had not seen her for days . ( AUDIO : " The Cloisters of Terror " )
The Eighth Doctor : The Time War ( audio series ) The Eighth Doctor : The Time War was an audio series prequel to " The War Doctor " series . It was produced by Big Finish Productions beginning in 2017 and featured the Eighth Doctor , played by Paul McGann , and his companion Bliss , played by Rakhee Thakrar .
Julius Julius has several meanings pertinent to the " Doctor Who " universe and the real world . They are listed below in alphabetical order by surname . If no surname is available , alphabetisation occurs by the disambiguation term — that is , the bit between the parentheses in a title like Waitress ( Random Shoes ) .
Angela Melocati Captain Angela Melocati was a member of the London police . She encountered the Sixth Doctor and William during a mission to remove Daphne Liggart ' s cat from her home . She was being controlled by the De ' htrexi . ( PROSE : " Certificate of Destruction " )
Voice interface The Doctor ' s TARDIS had a voice interface . It enabled him to interact with a hologram - offering medical analysis and limited psychological counselling . Features . The voice interface could be activated at a simple spoken request . But the main feature of the interface was the holographic avatar . It could take the form of anyone of the Doctor ' s choosing , ( TV : " Let ' s Kill Hitler " ) drawn from records kept in the TARDIS ' memory bank s . ( HOMEVID : " Meanwhile in the TARDIS " ) It should not be confused with the actual TARDIS matrix , or soul , which only interacted directly with the Doctor once , after being placed in the body of a humanoid woman . ( TV : " The Doctor ' s Wife " ) According to the TARDIS , she was not constructed to allow her actual matrix to interact through the TARDIS technology . Known interactions . The interface was known to have appeared as the Brigadier on at least one occasion . ( AUDIO : " Zagreus " ) When the Eleventh Doctor was poisoned by Melody Pond , he accessed the voice interface as he was too weak to reach the console . It first took the form of himself , but he swiftly asked it to ' show him someone he liked ' . Holographic projections of Rose Tyler and then Martha Jones and lastly that of Donna Noble appeared , but he dismissed all these avatars , as they made him feel guilt . The interface proceeded to take the form of a young Amelia Pond . This version of the interface informed him that it was the poison of the Judas tree and then spurred him into action , with the phrase ' fish fingers and custard ' . ( TV : " Let ' s Kill Hitler " ) In 1974 , when the Eleventh Doctor disappeared in a pocket universe , Clara Oswald tried to save him by travelling to him in the TARDIS . It was locked , and the TARDIS activated her voice interface in the form of Clara because the interface was programmed to " select the image of a person you esteem . " After talking to Clara , the TARDIS unlocked herself and let Clara save the Doctor . This was the first recorded instance in which the TARDIS activated her voice interface for someone other than the Doctor ; in addition , it should be noted that Clara did not request it . ( TV : " Hide " )
Brotak Brotak was a Scarthian bandit living in the 28th century . Brotak united most of the planets in the Magellanic system under his authority . After converting to Catholicism , he named himself Tsar of all the Magellanic Clouds and declared war with the Pope . ( PROSE : " Companion Piece " )
Joan Stribling Joan Stribling provided make - up for several " Doctor Who " television stories . Her awards include BAFTA Craft ( " Van Gogh " BBC with Linus Roache , Jim Broadbent ) , RTS , D & AD ( " Hitchhiker ' s Guide to the Galaxy " - original BBC Series with Douglas Adams ) and BBC ( in house , " for continuous outstanding work " ) .
Francis Leemark Francis Leemark was Christian Leemark ' s father . Francis objected to the inclusion of a Buddhist monk on the teaching staff of Scopes High School around 2030 . Upset that principal Alan Pangbourne was not taking him seriously , Francis bashed his head repeatedly with an ashtray . Ricky McIlveen was able to distract him long enough for the monk , who was an undercover Chris Cwej , to disarm him . ( PROSE : " Warchild " )
Cathedral Heart ( short story ) Cathedral Heart was a " Brief Encounter " short story published in " Doctor Who Magazine " 186 . Summary . Reverend Ernest Trelaw wonders if she ' ll stay , but Saul doesn ' t think she will . Outside the church , Emily Hutchings and Ace walk around it anti - clockwise , talking about various events and the Doctor ' s treatment of Ace . Emily asks why he ' s so horrible to her . Ace explains they were in the TARDIS lab . She had a new batch of Nitro - 9 and the Doctor was working on a cube , and when she asked him about it he freaked and she left . She wonders if the TARDIS will still be there when she goes back and wonders if she cares . They sit down and wonder if other buildings are inhabited like Saul inhabits the church , joking that offices would be dull and pubs would be drunk . The Doctor appears and says in an even tone " I ' m sorry . Forgive me . " Ace seems to shake her head and leaves with him , telling Emily she ' ll be back , but Emily wonders if she will .
Alan ( Rendition ) Alan worked at the CIA in the 21st century . In 2011 , Esther Drummond handed a report to Alan regarding possible conflict between India and Pakistan . According to Charlotte Wills , he was writing part of the President ' s briefing . She needed to pass a message to him . ( TV : " Rendition " )
Psychosynthesis Psychosynthesis was a process by which matter could be created , possibly by psychic energy being gathered by thought or will . Omega created mutants through psychosynthesis , though the Ergon was one of his less successful attempts . ( TV : " Arc of Infinity " ) He may also have created the gell guard s through this process as his will shaped the anti - matter universe , ( TV : " The Three Doctors " ) and the Celestial Toymaker used psychosynthetic powers to create whatever he willed . ( AUDIO : " The Magic Mousetrap " )
Heemia Shate Heemia Shate was an earwig . She was a journalist who covered a party in honour of the programme " Land of the Eagles " . She asked Eska Vastule some uncomfortable questions about the fate of the programme . ( PROSE : " The Earwig Archipelago " )
Cyber - ship A Cyber - ship was a craft used by Cybermen . A group of Cybermen used one such craft when they journeyed to Nerva Beacon . While in flight , they maintained contact with their human agent , Kellman , through radio communications . After setting the beacon on a collision course with Voga , the Cybermen left in the ship . Commander Stevenson , following the Fourth Doctor ' s directions , redirected the rocket " Skystriker " into the craft , destroying it . ( TV : " Revenge of the Cybermen " )
Livewire Livewire was a feral child on Gadrell Major . When her pack attacked Suzi Palsson and Shanstra , the Sensopath killed one of them . She brought Livewire under her control , feeding on her hate of the invading Phracton s . Later , she abandoned the child when the Phracton Secondary proved to be a better energy source . Swearing revenge for the abandonment , Livewire decided to kill Shanstra . When Kelzen eventually realised that Shanstra wanted to become the dominant personality once their trinity reunited , she distracted Shanstra through their mental link . This allowed Livewire to kill her . ( PROSE : " Infinite Requiem " )
Keith Gold Sir Keith Gold was a British politician and the executive director of the Inferno Project . Biography . In 1965 , Sir Keith was a member of a Parliamentary Committee which investigated Sir Toby Kinsella ' s involvement in the Wilcock Institute Incident earlier that year . ( AUDIO : " Changing of the Guard " ) Sir Keith was concerned about Professor Stahlman ' s obsession with completing the project quickly , and called in oil drilling expert Greg Sutton for advice on safety issues . He later went to the Ministry to recommend an inquiry into the project , but Stahlman had ordered his chauffeur Patterson to delay the return trip . Sir Keith figured out what Patterson was doing and had him get back on the route to the project , but the car crashed soon afterwards . He suffered only minor injuries and later returned to the project and shut it down . ( TV : " Inferno " ) Sir Keith resigned his post with the Ministry of Science soon afterwards . ( PROSE : " Who Killed Kennedy " ) Liz Shaw ' s mother Dame Emily Shaw was acquainted with Sir Keith . ( AUDIO : " The Last Post " )
The Crossroads of Time ( comic story ) Summary . Death ' s Head , who was sent flying through the Vortex , collides with the TARDIS . The TARDIS and Death ' s Head both land on an uninhabited moon . The Doctor gets out of the TARDIS and notes that , since he collided with something ( Death ' s Head ) in the Vortex , a Time Warden should appear . Sure enough , one does appear , and begins questioning the Doctor . Death ' s Head recovers , now standing at his full 30 feet height . The Time Warden gets skittish and leaves , telling the Doctor to deal with it on his own . Death ' s Head picks up the Doctor in his hand . After some quick negotiating , the Doctor is able to escape Death ' s Head ' s grasp and retrieves The Master ' s Tissue Compression Eliminator , which the Doctor confiscated inside his TARDIS . He boasts Death ' s Head with it . Death ' s Head does not shrink down to microscopic size like the Doctor planned , but rather shrinks down to the same size as the Doctor . He then attempts to kill the Doctor , who ducks under a swing from Death ' s Head ' s mace , and begins running just as the Time Warden reappeared . The Time Warden is again scared off by Death ' s Head , who is now pursuing the Doctor deeper into the moon . The Doctor realises that he cannot combat Death ' s Head , and offers the TARDIS to Death ' s Head in exchange for keeping his life . Death ' s Head agrees , and enters the TARDIS with the Doctor . The Doctor distracts Death ' s Head long enough to get to the controls and operate the teleporter . He succeeds , and Death ' s Head is teleported to the 81st century , just as the Time Warden reappears . Plot . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Stan Stan has several meanings pertinent to the " Doctor Who " universe and the real world . They are listed below in alphabetical order by surname . If no surname is available , alphabetisation occurs by the disambiguation term — that is , the bit between the parentheses in a title like Waitress ( Random Shoes ) .
Proamon Proamon was a cold planet orbiting a red giant star . It was home to the Proamonian s , who required a low temperature to survive , and was presumably relatively near the planet Svartos . Proamonium , the rarest mineral in the universe , was only found on Proamon . ( PROSE : " Night of the Humans " ) Around the year 1 , 999 , 000 AD , the whole planet was destroyed when their star went supernova . ( TV : " Dragonfire " )
Kegron Pluva Kegron Pluva was a planet which , according to the Ninth Doctor , had the " maddest ecosystem in the universe " . It had nine moon s , six of them orbiting the opposite way to the other three , as well as a sun orbiting it . One year on the planet had 43 seasons . The water on Kegron Pluva was solid . The indigenous life was described by the Doctor as " a kind of dog - plant - fungus thing " , whose diet included " a kind of metal plum " . The Ninth Doctor intended to take his companions Rose Tyler and Jack Harkness to Kegron Pluva , but the visit had to be postponed when he discovered a temporal distortion coming from 2005 Bromley . ( PROSE : " Only Human " )
Dramos ( species ) The Galgothian s believed the Dramos responsible for the sickness that visited them every year . The Dramos was hunted down and killed to near extinction for its blood which they believed held a cure . The truth was that the sickness visited and coincided with the breeding pattern of the Demnos . It was the tears of these fearsome beasts that offered the cure . Thanks to the Tenth Doctor ' s intervention , these two races began to live a peaceful and supportive co - existence with the female Dramos able to rear her young safely . ( COMIC : " Blood and Tears " )
Marmaduke ( Constant Companion ) Marmaduke was the name that the Second Doctor gave to a large , cat - like creature that a telepathic old woman , exiled to a bubble universe , created to keep herself company . The Doctor adopted Marmaduke as a companion aboard his TARDIS . Marmaduke was very mischievous , destroying many things in the TARDIS , including the warm - weather clothing , Jamie McCrimmon ' s bagpipes , and the TARDIS roundel s . Marmaduke also amplified the Doctor ' s telepathic abilities . When Marmaduke destroyed much of the control room , the Doctor decided to get rid of Marmaduke . After several mishaps , he was able to return Marmaduke to his original owner . ( PROSE : " Constant Companion " )
Sabakash Sabakash was one of the massive tusked creatures whose bones were used as ritual armour for Faction Paradox . The Faction ' s " Sabakash " cell met in the basement of an abandoned Moose Lodge in Negaunee , Michigan . Billy Crow Dog thought the word was derived from the Caddo name for the Sioux , " Tsaba ' kosh " ( " cut - throats " ) . ( PROSE : " The Book of the War " ) Behind the scenes . It is left unclear whether " Sabakash " was the name of an individual or the species .
Halassi Androvar The Halassi Androvar was the most valuable diamond in the universe in the 54th century . An ancient artefact of the Halassi people , it was kept inside the Halassi Vaults . In 5343 , King Hydroflax led a raid on the Vaults , which led to the Vaults exploding ; the Androvar was sent flying into his head , like shrapnel , as a result . The Halassi tasked River Song with retrieving the diamond , though she actually intended to sell it herself . Taking Hydroflax ' s living head into their possession , River and the Twelfth Doctor travelled to the " Harmony and Redemption " , where River had arranged to sell the Androvar for 100 billion credit s . The buyers were the Shoal of the Winter Harmony , who were enraged when they learned that the diamond was still inside Hydroflax ' s head , as they were loyal subjects of his . Later , Hydroflax inadvertently ordered his robot body to destroy his head , liberating the Androvar . When the " Harmony and Redemption " was crippled by a meteor storm shortly afterwards , River caught the Androvar in her bodice . After the " Harmony and Redemption " crashed on Darillium , the Doctor gave the Androvar to Alphonse , telling him to return it to the Halassi and build a restaurant on that spot with the reward money . ( TV : " The Husbands of River Song " )
Mississippi River According to Anji , the Mississippi River was " America ' s major north - south commercial link " . She also noted that it was forced to empty at New Orleans instead of further west by a complicated series of levee s . This network was supposed to keep the river from failing but it sometimes failed . ( PROSE : " The City of the Dead " ) Steamboat s — typically with large paddles at the rear — were a common method of travel on the Mississippi , at least in the 19th century . ( PROSE : " The City of the Dead " , " Coldheart " ) Ace had a dream of going up the river in such a boat , and she very nearly got the Seventh Doctor to take her on her dream trip — before another crisis intervened . ( PROSE : " " )
Bob Woodward Bob Woodward was a journalist who worked for " The Washington Post " in the 1970s . He wrote about the Watergate scandal . In 2011 , Rani Chandra wrote an essay about the Watergate scandal , Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward . She thought Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein were brilliant , because they brought down a corrupt president and changed history . ( AUDIO : " Judgement Day " )
Torchwood Archive The Torchwood Archive was a department of the Torchwood Institute tasked with storing and cataloguing alien artefacts , originally operating at the Torchwood House , and millennia later on a space station at the very edge of human space . ( AUDIO : " The Torchwood Archive " ) The Archive still existed in the 42nd century . Captain Zachary Cross Flane represented it in the Walker Expedition . ( TV : " The Satan Pit " ) Jayne Kadett told the Tenth Doctor that an interplanetary info - thief stole files from the Torchwood Archive and used them to build his own army of Cybus Industries Cybermen , which he planned on selling as hi - tech soldiers to the highest bidder . However , the Cybermen turned on him , converted him into a Cyberdrone and a Cyber - Leader took charge as the Cybermen invaded Centuria . ( COMIC : " The Power of the Cybermen " , " Time of the Cybermen " )
Doctor Who Files The Doctor Who Files were a series of hardback titles from BBC Children ' s Books published by the Penguin Group from 2006 to 2008 . All of the titles in this range have a hexagonal cut out in the cover , through which can be seen the featured character ( or topic ) on the inside page . They are numbered on the spine . Aimed at young readers , each title is lavishly illustrated with photographs and broken down into small sections of text under various heading with every other page ( almost ) , having a gate - fold ( fold out page ) " Test your Knowledge " sections of five multiple choice questions based on the preceding prose . Every title in this series featured a new short prose story . All fourteen issues were collected in " The Doctor Who Files Collector ' s Edition " . The short stories were collected in " The Doctor Who Stories " , as well as " Speech Day " , a short story original to that collection . Most of the stories were also reprinted in the 2015 omnibus paperback " Heroes and Monsters Collection " . Only " Speech Day " wasn ' t published in the " Heroes and Monsters Collection " . An additional story , " Speech Day " by Justin Richards featuring , was not printed in this book series , but was later included as a bonus in the " Doctor Who Stories " omnibus .
The Mark of the Rani ( novelisation ) Publisher ' s summary . En route to Kew Gardens , the Doctor and Peri are more than a little surprised when they land in the middle of a slag heap in England at the time of the Luddite uprisings . Unknown to the Doctor , his TARDIS has been dragged off course by the Master who plans to destroy his arch enemy once and for all , and pervert the course of history . But also present is the Rani , another exile from Gallifrey , who is conducting her own evil experiments on the human s of the nineteenth century . Soon the Doctor discovers that the female of the species is far , far deadlier than the male . . . Deviations from televised story . " to be added " British publication history . First publication :
Ace ! The Inside Story of the End of an Era Ace ! The Inside Story of the End of an Era is a non - fiction book by Sophie Aldred , who played the companion Ace during the Sylvester McCoy era of the late 1980s , and visual effects designer Mike Tucker . Publisher ' s summary . " Doctor Who " became a British institution almost from the first episode , broadcast in 1963 . It went on to become the country ' s longest - running science fiction television series . There were seven different Doctors : scores of actors played the Doctors ' companions . " Doctor Who " had its ups and downs , but the late 1980s — the tenure of Sylvester McCoy as the seventh and last Doctor ( so far ) — saw the series flower creatively even as the audience figures continued gently to decline . There was a new Doctor ; a new script editor ; new writers with big new ideas . There were new techniques in special effects — and Mike Tucker was part of the visual effects team on the series from 1985 . And in 1987 the final TV companion arrived : Sophie Aldred played the rebellious , moody , streetwise and lionhearted teenager Ace , who rapidly became one of the all - time favourite Doctor ' s companions among the legions of fans . Mike and Sophie have collaborated to produce the ultimate insiders ' guide to the last great era of Doctor Who , packed with hundreds of never - before - seen photographs from their private collections . Inside sleeve . Written by two of those most closely involved with the last era of Doctor Who , Ace ! provides a unique , story - by - story insight into the making of this much - loved television programme . The book contains reminiscences from both behind and in front of the camera including revealing interviews with Sylvester McCoy , John Nathan - Turner , Andrew Cartmel and many others involved in the writing and production of the programme . It features over three hundred never - before - seen photographs from the private collections of the two authors . And it shows for the first time the original sketches for many of the show ' s special effects and costumes — as well as those for some which never made it to the screen .
Battle of Mutter ' s Cluster The battle of Mutter ' s Cluster was the name of the battle in which one of the Nine Gallifreys was first destroyed . It brought the total number of Gallifreys down to nine . Before the purge , wits called the battle " Cluster ' s last stand " . ( PROSE : " The Taking of Planet 5 " )
June Whitfield June Whitfield played Minnie Hooper in the " Doctor Who " story " The End of Time " . She is perhaps best - known for playing June Monsoon , mother of Edina and grandmother of Saffron , on the famed BBC sitcom " Absolutely Fabulous " ( alongside Jennifer Saunders , Joanna Lumley and Julia Sawalha ) . She is the mother of Suzy Aitchison .
Jake McGann Jake McGann voiced characters in several Big Finish " Doctor Who " audio stories : Ganymede in " Immortal Beloved " , the Young Man in " The Girl Who Never Was " , and Alex Campbell in " An Earthly Child " , " Relative Dimensions " , " Lucie Miller " , and " To the Death " . He is the son of Paul McGann .