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Leslie Miller Leslie Miller was the husband of Julia Miller and the father of Sarah Miller . He was away fighting World War II during Christmas . Because his wife and daughter missed him so much , ailing Banshara i manifested themselves as Leslie for both Julia and Sarah . ( PROSE : " Tell Me You Love Me " )
Popplewell Popplewell was a major in the British Army under Colonel during World War II . He was eventually promoted to general and wrote " Reminiscences of World War II " , published in 1946 . In an alternate timeline in which Germany won World War II , Popplewell ( who preferred to be known as Pop ) became the leader of the British resistance . He assassinated the Reichsinspektor General at the Festival of Britain . He later watched as the Doctor ' s TARDIS was taken away by members of the Britischer Freikorps , then told the Seventh Doctor and Ace what had happened . He recommended they visit Ma Barker ' s café . The next day , Ma took Ace to the café ( secretly a resistance HQ ) where she again met with Pop and questioned the two of them about what had happened in Britain after the war and learning about the rumoured Black Coven . arrived at the café and , seeing Ace there , accused her of working with the Freikorps . Lieutenant Anthony Rupert Hemmings raided the café , but before he could arrest them , the Doctor arrived with General Otto Strasser and claimed that the four were double agents working against the resistance . ( PROSE : " " )
Burn Gorman Burn Gorman played Owen Harper in series one and series two of " Torchwood " . He returned to the franchise in 2017 with Big Finish ' s " Corpse Day " . Outside of " Torchwood " , Gorman is best known for his role as William Guppy in " Bleak House " . He has appeared in several films , notably , , and . In 2011 , he appeared in , with Jessica Hynes playing his wife .
Endgame In games , an endgame was the final stage where players would have to adopt different strategies to win . The Eighth Doctor identified the term as being used in chess . For the Player s , an Endgame was a form of the Game where they would use all available resources a planet had to wage war . With the use of nuclear weapon s , the planet could potentially be destroyed . The scoring system was also changed . Bonus points went to a Player who killed a long - time enemy . ( PROSE : " Endgame " ) Some Eternal s engaged in similar games . ( COMIC : " Uninvited Guest " )
William Lethbridge - Stewart William Lethbridge - Stewart was a member of the Lethbridge - Stewart family , a part of the Scottish Clan Stewart ( TV : " Terror of the Zygons " ) in the 16th and 17th centuries . He was related to the Stuart kings of Scotland and , subsequently , England , and a distant ancestor of Brigadier Alistair Gordon Lethbridge - Stewart . A close advisor of King James VI of Scotland , Lethbridge - Stewart accompanied him to London in 1603 in preparation for his coronation as James I of England . Their arrival was triumphant , marked by what the Eighth Doctor called " a glorious parade , a magnificent spectacle . " ( PROSE : " The Dying Days " )
Sara Mukabi Sara Mukabi was the psychologist on Farside Station in the 22nd century . She and her husband Terrance were engaged in illegal human experimentation with Project Avatar . The Eighth Doctor had their computer records destroyed , ending the project . ( PROSE : " Fear Itself " )
Whitley Bay Whitley Bay was a village proximate to Blyth where Alexander K . Bridgeman had an accident while riding a bus home which left him in a vegetative state , forever altering the lives of his wife and Nicholas Bridgeman , his son . Following his parents ' tragic deaths by euthanasia and suicide , the younger Bridgeman was not able to avail himself of proper burial , so he chose to cremate his parents ' bodies , and scatter their ashes into the ocean near the spot where the bus accident had occurred . Nicholas returned to the tiny village bi - annually , commemorating their lives , and the time where he spread their ashes into the ocean from a cliff . On one of these visits , Nicholas discovered that the closest city to provide ambulance service to the town was Carlisle . ( PROSE : " Invasion of the Cat - People " )
Todd Hulbert Todd Hulbert was the founder of Hulbert Logistics , which he created after performing a " hostile takeover " from the operation ' s original alien creator . He employed the Headhunter to find Lucie Miller . ( AUDIO : " Blood of the Daleks " ) He got annoyed at her fee after it took a while for her to capture Lucie because of her travels with the Eighth Doctor . He told the Doctor of his operations thinking he was a client . He was killed by the Cybermen on Lonsis . ( AUDIO : " Human Resources " )
Sensorian Era The Sensorian Era was an era of the universe ' s timeline . Dates recorded in the Matrix for Sensorian Era history include : All of the dates mentioned aligned with similar dates in the Humanian Era , suggesting that the Sensorian Era was a subset of the Humanian Era , or maybe ran parallel . ( AUDIO : " Neverland " ) A Timonic Fusion Device was discovered by the Temporal Powers on the Third Moon of Kikrit in the fourth quarter , 3653 , Sensorian Era . ( AUDIO : " Weapon of Choice " )
The Office of Never Was ( audio story ) The Office of Never Was was the fifth audio story in the third season of the Big Finish " Torchwood " series . Publisher ' s summary . There ' s an empty office block in Cardiff . That ' s nothing special – plenty of businesses go under , clear out , cease to exist . All that ' s left behind is an empty building . But there ' s one office block that refuses to be forgotten about . There have been stories about that building - strange lights , funny goings on , faces pressed up against the glass . Enough to get the locals worried . Enough to ask Torchwood to get involved . It ’ s Friday night . Ianto Jones has better things to do with his time than look round a haunted building . But he goes anyway , and it turns out that The Office has been waiting for him . Plot . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
More than 30 Years in the TARDIS An extended cut version of " 30 Years in the TARDIS " was released on BBC Video in 1994 , where it was retitled More than 30 Years in the TARDIS and restored many interviews that had to be cut for the BBC broadcast . Publisher ' s summary . An extended version of a documentary first show in November 1993 as part of the 30th anniversary celebration of everybody ' s favourite science - fiction series , " Doctor Who " . Including contributions from Doctors Jon Pertwee , Tom Baker , Peter Davison , Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy , plus a whole gang of their companions , " More than 30 Years in the TARDIS " was a fitting tribute to a series that had ended in 1989 . With many stunning recreations of classic scenes , this special documentary contains rare footage , deleted scenes and classic monsters as you ' ve never seen them before . . . Main subject . " to be added " The documentary featured appearances by the surviving Doctor actors , including Jon Pertwee , and numerous companions . Nicholas Courtney hosted the documentary , partially in character as the Brigadier . The documentary also included a section on the 1960s Peter Cushing films . Towards the end several notable scenes occur : Additional topics covered . " to be added " People interviewed . " In order of credited appearance . " Clips seen . " Clips from a wide range of Doctor Who related film were shown . " Acting scenes . " Freshley filmed scenes were added with in character acting . The actors would break suddenly into character for these scenes . At the end of the documentary these in - character scenes were implied to take place within the boy ' s mind . " Crew . " to be added " Home video releases . The documentary was released as the extended " More than 30 Years in the TARDIS " on its own in VHS format in 1994 . Preview copies of the tape had included a Weetabix advert from the 1970s , but this was edited out of the final release due to clearance difficulties . It was included in the 2013 DVD release of the box set called " The Legacy Collection " .
Made You Look ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . " It stalks you . It whispers . It wants you to turn around . It wants you to look . But if you do . . . If you see it . . . " Talmouth is a lonely seaside town . No - one has heard from it for days . No - one who goes in comes out . Something has happened to Talmouth . Has it been taken over by aliens ? Or is it something far , far worse ? Gwen Cooper ' s come to Talmouth to find out . What ' s happened has to be seen to be believed . But by the time you ' ve seen it , you ' re already dead . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
DWM 377 The 377th issue of " Doctor Who Magazine " was current from 7 December 2006 through 3 January 2007 . It covered the 2006 Christmas special , " The Runaway Bride " , and marked Catherine Tate ' s first appearance on the cover as Donna Noble . It also covered Elisabeth Sladen ' s first story , " Invasion of the Bane " , in her new spin - off , " The Sarah Jane Adventures " . Contents . Regular features . " to be added " Articles . " to be added " Further adventures . " to be added " Off The Shelf . DVDs reviewed . " to be added " Audios reviewed . " to be added " Books reviewed . " to be added " After Image . " to be added " Quizzes . " to be added " Credits . " to be added "
Tim Gambrell Tim Gambrell was a research scientist working at the Vault in 1969 , one of the few that Anne Travers got on with . He helped her to examine the Om - Tsor , and later secretly sent her a sample of the alien drug when Anne needed it during her visit to Fang Rock . ( PROSE : " Beast of Fang Rock " ) He later unwittingly gave Anne clues as to the baby ' s origins when she brought her friend Patricia Richards and the alien baby to the Vault for some tests . It was at this point that Anne worried that Tim was being corrupted by his time at the Vault , after seeing him conduct his tests on a young man with Moon Blink in his system . ( PROSE : " Moon Blink " )
Charlie Baker Charlie Baker was the grandson of Gertie , who , at a young age , was very interested in her stories about the Doctor . As he grew up , though , he came to believe the stories were false . On 26 September 2016 , the Twelfth Doctor arrived with Clara Oswald on a Time dragon and took Gertie and Charlie home . When the Doctor got his TARDIS back , the Doctor took them on a journey to Mars . ( COMIC : " Super Gran " )
Top Trumps : Doctor Who ( video game ) Top Trumps : Doctor Who was a video game based on the popular Top Trumps game with " Doctor Who " . It was published by Eidos and released on to certain platforms Plot . The player starts off as the Tenth Doctor through to the last character to unlock .
Clara ' s TARDIS Clara ' s TARDIS was a TARDIS that was piloted by Clara Oswald and her companion , Me , after having left the Doctor ' s company . After the Doctor plucked Clara away from her death by the Quantum Shade through the use of an extraction chamber , they retreated into the Cloisters , where they were followed by the General , Ohila and Gastron . Clara distracted the Time Lords while the Doctor escaped and stole this TARDIS . He then piloted it back in time a few minutes to materialise around Clara and rescue her . The Doctor piloted the TARDIS to the end of the universe , where he was reunited with Me . They discussed the Hybrid , and the Doctor revealed that he planned to wipe Clara ' s memory of him so that she could live a normal life again and not be found by the Time Lords . However , having listened in on this conversation , Clara used the sonic sunglasses to " reverse the polarity " of the memory - wiping device and revealed this fact when the Doctor and Me entered the TARDIS . Not knowing which one of them would lose their memory of the other , both Clara and the Doctor held the device . The Doctor ended up wiping his own memory of Clara . Clara , now on the run from the Time Lords , piloted the TARDIS to Nevada where she dropped the Doctor off in the care of a man . She then recovered the Doctor ' s TARDIS from London and transported it to Nevada . Clara and Me landed their TARDIS nearby , where it took the form of a diner . The Doctor later came across the diner where Clara was working as a waitress . She gave him a lemonade and he proceeded to tell the story of his adventures on Gallifrey . During his visit , the Doctor indicated that the diner was the same one where he ' d once met Amy Pond and Rory Williams , though it had been on the other side of the hill . After realising there was no way to make the Doctor remember her , Clara farewelled the Doctor , entering the console room of her TARDIS through a rear door in the diner where Me was waiting . The TARDIS dematerialised , leaving behind the Doctor and his own TARDIS . Me later told Clara that she couldn ' t get the chameleon circuit working , leaving the TARDIS stuck as a diner . With Clara noting that her death was a fixed point in time , she resolved to return to Gallifrey . However , as she is now effectively immortal , she decided that she had a small amount of " wiggle room " and would travel to Gallifrey " the long way ' round " and could " stop off along the way " . This TARDIS later passed the Doctor ' s whilst both moved through open space . ( TV : " Hell Bent " )
1558 In 1558 , Elizabeth I of England ascended to the throne upon the death of her half - sister , Mary I , in November . The Doctor attended her coronation early the following year . ( TV : " The Curse of Peladon " ; AUDIO : " The Marian Conspiracy " )
Dan Hall Daniel Hall ( often referred to as Dan Hall ) is the commissioning editor of 2 | entertain ' s classic " Doctor Who " DVD range . He has been responsible for the budgeting of the DVDs and the commissioning of their extras since 2006 . Hall also updates the classic Doctor Who DVD Twitter feed .
Masters of the World ( comic story ) Masters of the World was a full - colour comic story original to " The Dalek World " , a Dalek annual of 1965 . Summary . Unispace Security Agent Meric ' s spacecraft develops problems with its rockets and radio . He lands on a sea cliff on an uncharted planet for repairs . He sees an underwater city and dives below the sea to investigate . In the city , he finds a rocketship containing humanoid duplicates of the Five Presidents of Earth , a duplicate of himself , and written orders for a plan to disarm Earth . The Daleks enter the rocketship with a prisoner , Unispace Agent Brit . They had hypnotised her with radio waves and used her descriptions of the Earth leaders to construct their duplicates . Thinking he is his own duplicate , the Daleks order Meric to kill her , but he shoots the Daleks instead . They take off in the rocketship , which creates an opening in the plastidome roof of the city . The sea water rushing in destroys Daleks and the other rocketships . Daleks pursue on transolar disc s but Brit destroys them with the ship ' s guns . They return to Earth so scientists can study the Dalek humanoid creations . Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Season 16 The sixteenth season of " Doctor Who " ran between 2 September 1978 and 24 February 1979 . It consisted of six serials and twenty - six episodes . This season saw the introduction of the Black and White Guardian s as well as the companion Romana I . This season is sometimes colloquially known as " The Key to Time " season after the story arc involving the Key to Time . Although not the first season to consist of linked stories ( Season 8 in 1971 was the first , as all the stories that year featured ) , it was the first to be recognised as having a series - long arc . Although multi - serial arcs would occur again , such a full - season experiment wouldn ' t be attempted again until Season 23 . The arc has a number of similarities to the Season 1 story The Keys of Marinus . Season 16 marked a triple milestone for " Doctor Who " : the hundredth story ( " The Stones of Blood " ) , the five - hundredth episode ( episode 1 of " The Armageddon Factor " ) and the fifteenth anniversary of the first broadcast , on 23 November 1978 . A number of publicity photos for the season show Tom Baker sporting a very obvious bandage on his upper lip ; this was due to his being bit by a dog shortly before filming for the season began . The resulting lip injury is visible to varying degrees throughout the season . In 2002 ( Region 1 ) it became the first " Doctor Who " season to be released to DVD in its entirety in a single box set ; it remained the only " classic series " season to be available as a single set until the release of Season 23 , " The Trial of a Time Lord " to DVD in 2008 . Adaptations and merchandising . Home media . DVD . This entire season was released with minimal restoration and extras in region 1 only on 1 October 2002 as a box set and was available individually . A limited edition box set with full restoration and expanded extras was released in region 2 on 24 September 2007 . This limited edition version was later issued as the 7 November 2007 region 4 release , the 3 March 2009 region 1 " Special Edition " release ( these were also available individually ) , and the 16 November 2009 non - limited region 2 re - release . Target Books was unable to come to an agreement with Douglas Adams to novelise his script , " The Pirate Planet " . It was finally adapted by BBC Books in 2017 .
Andrew Jenkins Andrew Jenkins was a United States Air Force pilot . While flying low over Siberia in 2002 , his plane and crew became out - of - synch with time . The effect wore off , but chronic radiation was detected from them before they were fully realigned temporally . ( PROSE : " Time Zero " )
Dark Eyes 4 ( audio anthology ) Publisher ' s summary . 4 . 1 " A Life in the Day " by John Dorney The Doctor and Liv return to post - World War One London , where the Doctor meets Kitty Donaldson ( Beth Chalmers ) , and Liv strikes a friendship with her brother Martin ( Barnaby Kay ) . But what mysterious force is hunting them ? 4 . 2 " The Monster of Montmartre " by Matt Fitton The Doctor and Liv ' s investigations bring them to Paris , where a monster stalks the streets . 4 . 3 " Master of the Daleks " by John Dorney The Master and the Dalek Time Controller have forged an alliance . History hangs in the balance , and this time the Doctor can ' t help . . . 4 . 4 " Eye of Darkness " by Matt Fitton It ' s the endgame . Truths will be revealed , and a hero will make the ultimate sacrifice .
Colony of Death ( short story ) Colony of Death was a short story published in " Doctor Who Annual 1981 " . It featured the Fourth Doctor , Romana II and K9 Mark II . Summary . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Vishesh Abeyesekere Vishesh Abeyesekere was a representative for Signpost . He was stationed on the Moon when the Doctor ' s TARDIS interfered with Signpost ' s programming and he communicated with the Sixth Doctor . Vishesh and his co - worker , Pearl , developed a symbiosis with the Signpost computer similar to the Doctor ' s symbiosis with his TARDIS . ( PROSE : " Outsourcing " )
Giuseppe di Cattivo Giuseppe di Cattivo was a contemporary of Leonardo da Vinci and a fellow artist , as well as his neighbour . Giuseppe di Cattivo was renowned for the disturbing nature of his painting s , for which he became known as " the Artist of Nightmares " . At one point in his life , he found a sentient meteorite and used its minerals as a material for his pigment s . Using this paint , he created his masterpiece , called " The Abomination " , and lent some of it to Leonardo for one copy of the Mona Lisa ( the copy that was eventually found in the Louvre , Paris ) . " The Abomination " , however , was too terrible to lay eyes on without going mad . Gripped by fear , di Cattivo locked the painting in a vault made of wood from the hangman ' s gallows , with a Chinese Puzzle Box acting as the lock . The following morning , he was found in his Florence apartment , completely insane . The International Gallery of London took possession of a collection of his works in Victorian times , and stored them in the vaults in the basement . ( TV : " Mona Lisa ' s Revenge " )
Ozzie loves the squaddie " Ozzie loves the squaddie " was a minor meme that travelled around Coal Hill School during Danny Pink ' s first year of teaching there . Courtney Woods , amongst others , used it to tease Clara Oswald ( " Ozzie " ) about her romantic relationship with Pink ( " the squaddie " ) — a reference to Pink ' s time as a soldier . At one point , the Twelfth Doctor , undercover at Coal Hill as a caretaker named John Smith , had to remove the phrase from glass , where it had been scrawled as graffiti . ( TV : " The Caretaker " )
Emil Zatopek Emil Zatopek was Professor Martinique ' s assistant . He was also a latent psychic and an agent of the Brotherhood . He was part of Professor Martinique ' s expedition to Iphigenia . Exposure to the Nexus there caused an alternate Seventh Doctor to merge with him . They went to Cassandra , which they learned was a damaged TARDIS , and activated its self - destruct so it would not fall into the wrong hands . The Brotherhood eventually abandoned him when he was no longer of use . The possibility of the alternate Doctor diminished over time , eventually reaching zero and killing Zatopek after two weeks . ( PROSE : " So Vile a Sin " )
Mind of Stone ( novel ) Publisher ' s summary . Brigadier Lethbridge - Stewart has been remanded to Woodworms Scrubs Prison , and his team have no idea why . Secrecy surrounds his case , but his team barely have a chance to process anything before they are sent on a mission to Egypt . Why does it seem like Lethbridge - Stewart is going out of his way to court trouble from the prison ' s most notorious inmates ? And what does it have to do with well - known gangster Hugh Godfrey ? In the Ptolemaic Museum of Cairo , Anne Travers and her team are trying to uncover the mystery surrounding some very unusual stone statues . One thing connects these events ; the cargo transported by Colonel Pemberton and Captain Knight in August 1968 . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Elton John Elton John was a male singer from the planet Earth during the late 20th and early 21st centuries . Stuart Hyde had a poster of John in his room at the Newton Institute . ( TV : " The Time Monster " ) Peri Brown once disdainfully likened a statue of Eros she had recently seen to the visage of Elton John . ( TV : " Planet of Fire " ) According to the Seventh Doctor , Elton John offered him piano lessons but he declined . He later regretted that decision . ( AUDIO : " Project : Lazarus " ) While in a bubble prison , Iris Wildthyme imagined performing a duet with Elton John at Freddie Mercury ' s 40th birthday party in 1986 . ( AUDIO : " Whatever Happened to Iris Wildthyme ? " ) Elton Pope also referred to him on his personal video log , going so far as to include a clip of John singing to differentiate himself from the singer . ( TV : " Love & Monsters " )
Zabaia Zabaia was the High Priest of Marduk in ancient Babylon . He nearly executed the Ninth Doctor because he mistakenly feared the Doctor to be a sorcerer and a spy . Zabaia was killed by Ali in a Karkinian rage when she feared he would try to hurt the Doctor again . ( PROSE : " The Beast of Babylon " )
Freedom Tower The Freedom Tower was a skyscraper in New York City . It was built some time after the Empire State Building . In the 21st century , after merging with a quantum harvester , Dorothy Bell added 20 storeys to the Empire State Building because she felt it was not tall enough compared to the Freedom Tower . ( COMIC : " Spiral Staircase " )