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The Little Things ( short story ) The Little Things was the twelfth short story in the Short Trips anthology " " . It was written by Paul Beardsley . It featured the Fourth Doctor , First Doctor , Romana II , K9 Mark II and Susan Foreman . Summary . The Doctor receives a message that the TARDIS shell room is full . This is strange because he never uses it . He checks the exterior of the TARDIS — still a police box . He and Romana check the shell room and discover that the last shape the TARDIS took before becoming a police box was a post box . Inside is a Christmas card ; someone thought the fake post box was a real one . The Doctor decides that it is important that this card , which is now about four hundred years old , be delivered to its intended recipient , Helen Thompson , who the Doctor remembers became a noted biologist . Since the card is too old , they will have to make a facsimile . The Doctor remembers that in his first incarnation he and his granddaughter visited 1990s Britain , with the TARDIS disguised as a post box . He gets K9 to confirm the date based on a comet that the Doctor remembers . The Doctor and Romana head for 1996 and shop for a card . The Doctor uses a chrono - historical stress gauge to determine the timeline deviation , which is 1 . 377 . After they post the card and the mail is collected , the reading climbs to 1 . 401 . They retrieve the card , after having to avoid police scrutiny , and K9 confirms that there was also a comet in 1997 Britain , so they head there . After posting the card , the gauge jumps to 27 . 999 . Romana notices that the Doctor had dropped another letter , so they repost it , and the reading returns to 1 . 377 . Romana reads the instructions for the stress gauge and performs a hard reset , and the gauge now reads zero . Suddenly the Doctor remembers that the famous biologist is actually named Helen Thomson , " without " a " p " . Helen Thomson receives a Christmas card . She is old and lonely , with all of her friends and family having died , but receiving a card from someone she worked with forty years ago means a lot to her . Notes . " to be added "
Fish custard Fish custard ( also called fish fingers and custard ) was a dish enjoyed by the Eleventh Doctor shortly after his regeneration . Having tried and hated many foods offered by young Amelia Pond in her kitchen , the Doctor found frozen fish finger s and custard . He enjoyed them together , dipping the fish fingers into the custard . Amelia took the Doctor ' s enjoyment of fish custard in stride , which he noted as a sign of her bravery . When the Doctor rejoined Amy Pond as an adult , he realised it had been " fourteen years since fish custard . " ( TV : " The Eleventh Hour " ) Amy , as an adult , would later invoke this dish in order to convince the Doctor of her truthfulness , referring to it as " fish fingers and custard " ( TV : " The Impossible Astronaut " ) . Later , a TARDIS voice interface that interacted with the Doctor in the form of Amelia also referenced " fish fingers and custard " as a way to give the Doctor hope so as that he would not give up . ( TV : " Let ' s Kill Hitler " ) These incidents showed how much the Doctor and Amy saw the dish as a symbol of their friendship . During the Year of the Slow Invasion , the Doctor and the adult Amy and Rory ate fish custard at least once together ( and it appears the couple actually enjoyed it ) . The Doctor said that if he ran a restaurant , it would be all he would serve . He also implied that he had created Yorkshire pudding , comparing it to fish custard , " Pudding , yet savoury . Sound familiar ? " ( TV : " The Power of Three " ) Before he regenerate d into his next incarnation , the Eleventh Doctor had a bowl of fish custard as his last meal . Clara Oswald entered the TARDIS to find the bowl sitting on the console , almost finished . When the Doctor returned to the console room , he polished off the meal with a satisfied slurp , making his companion chuckle . After this , he sat the bowl back on the console and proceeded with his next regeneration . ( TV : " The Time of the Doctor " )
10D 4 " " # was the issue of the comic book cover dated November 2014 . Contents . Main strip . " The Arts in Space " part one " credits to be added " Backup strip . " A Rose by Any Other Name " part one WeLoveTITANS . " Wardrobe Malfunction " Credits . " to be added "
Ted Matlock Ted Matlock was a government agent . He sent a distress signal for help , which was picked up by the Second Doctor . When the Adlers discovered his identity , they used their AI weapon to kill him . ( PROSE : " The Murder Game " )
Osiran war missile An Osiran war missile was a piece of Osiran technology used to attack targets from astronomical distances . Using a form of pyramid power as an energy source , the missile could be assembled from numerous components by service robots . It resembled a small pyramid on a platform , but was large enough for a servitor to enter and stand upright . ( TV : " Pyramids of Mars " ) While Sutekh himself was trapped in Egypt , unable to move , he was able to construct a war missile in England with the help of Marcus Scarman ' s re - animated corpse and a small number of servitors sent through a time - space tunnel . His plan was to use the missile to annihilate the pyramid on Mars that housed the Eye of Horus , thus freeing himself from captivity . The Fourth Doctor , disguised as a servitor , was able to place a box of gelignite on the ramp of the missile . Sarah - Jane Smith then managed to detonate the box with a rifle shot . Sutekh immediately noticed the explosion and was able to contain it through sheer force of will , but this required a tremendous effort . The Doctor travelled down the time - space tunnel and momentarily broke Sutekh ' s concentration by whispering his name . The box exploded , taking the missile with it and forcing Sutekh to alter his plan . ( TV : " Pyramids of Mars " )
2170s In the 2170s , human ity ventured into space once again after the overthrowing of the Dalek occupation of Earth in 2167 . Earth and humanity . In 2172 , the pesticide GK50 was used on swarms of highly aggressive wasp s that were attacking people . In an alternative timeline , the Dalek s which had succumbed to the Mutant Phase were killed on Earth by consuming traces of this pesticide . ( AUDIO : " The Mutant Phase " ) The planet New Canaan was discovered by humans in 2173 . ( PROSE : " Heritage " ) In 2175 , there was a rebellion on the human colony of Agora led by Arthur Lakesmith in attempt to usurp the Overseers , but it was swiftly ended by the Cybermen when they returned the following year . ( PROSE : " Killing Ground " ) Three years later , a six - year - old Grant Markham and three other children were placed on a ship the colonists of Agora found there and were sent to New Earth . ( PROSE : " Killing Ground " ) Other events . In 2172 , the Tzun attempted to conquer the Veltrochni . ( PROSE : " First Frontier " ) Though the Tzun were successful at the beginning , as the war carried on the Veltrochni packs joined forces and fought back . They drove the Tzun off , destroyed many of their colony planets and effectively broke the entire Tzun Confederacy . The Veltrochni became renowned for their power after this . ( PROSE : " The Dark Path " ) After this , the Veltrochni gained the Tzun ' s advanced weaponry . ( PROSE : " " )
Terrorformer ( graphic novel ) Publisher ' s summary . On the terraformed ice planet of Isen VI , the Doctor and Clara discover a monstrous Hyperion has been awakened at the planet ' s core . Can they halt the rampage of a living star , in the middle of the celebrity wedding of the century , before it escapes to conquer the galaxy ? And when Clara and the Doctor land in India , a conspiracy hundreds of years in the making comes to light ! The Thuggee cult of Kali is trying to resurrect one of the most deadly aliens yet known . . . Split across two time zones , our heroes must stop Kali ' s return at all costs – with the help of Rani Jhulka , ' the renegade Amazon ' in the 1820s , and Priyanka Maratha , daughter of one of the Doctor ' s oldest friends , in the Mumbai of 2314 ! To find out just what makes Peter Capaldi ' s incarnation of the Doctor so intoxicating , get on board now ! Collects " Doctor Who : The Twelfth Doctor " # 1 - 5 Additional features . " to be added " Credits . Special thanks to . Steven Moffat , Brian Minchin , Matt Nicholls , James Dudley , Georgie Britton , Edward Russell , Derek Ritchie , Scott Handcock , Kirsty Mullan , Kate Bush , Julia Nocciolino , Ed Casey , Marcus Wilson , and Richard Cookson Notes . " to be added "
Yeamorg Warrior The Yeamorg Warriors were a warfare group of cyborg soldiers . They were not known as “ the brightest bunch ” and pursued the Doctor by tracking his TARDIS on a number of short trips around the planet when they encountered it whilst stocking up on supplies . They were rendered unconscious when the Doctor overloaded their brains . They left to be collected by the galactic law enforcement as in breach of Article 57 of the Shadow Proclamation . Their orbiting warship had been disabled by Amy and Rory . ( COMIC : " Finders Keepers " )
Potion of Life The Potion of Life was a chemical mixture with the ingredients of its creation located within the Secret Books of Saxon and was a vital element in bringing about the resurrection of a deceased being . History . The secret disciples of during his time as Harold Saxon used the contents of the Secret Books of Saxon to prepare his resurrection after he was killed by his wife Lucy Saxon . After a few years , they eventually began their plans which involved taking over the prison facility where Lucy Saxon was held and taking a biometric impression from her lips which was one of the elements needed for the resurrection . In addition to that , the Master ' s ring and the Potion of Life were gathered together with the final requirement being the life force of the Master ' s disciples which succeeded in bringing about his return . However , Lucy Saxon was aware of the fact that the Master would likely return . To counter this , she had her family ' s contacts create a Potion of Death to counter the Potion of Life . The Potion of Death caused the resurrection to go wrong so that the Master was slowly dying , had a ravenous hunger and could shoot bolts of energy from his hands generate by the Master ' s own life force . ( TV : " The End of Time " ) The Time Lord s were later able to cure the Master of this " condition " . ( TV : " The Doctor Falls " )
T ' Ran - ikk - Liis T ' Ran - ikk - Liis , also known as the Dwellings of Triumphant Majesty , was an Ice Warrior settlement on the planet Mars . It was noted for being both the largest as well as most glorious city in the Northern hemisphere . During the Thousand Day War between the Mars and Earth , a burrowing thermonuclear warhead destroyed the city . ( PROSE : " GodEngine " )
Biddy Baxter Biddy Baxter , MBE was the producer of " Blue Peter " from 1962 - 1965 and its content editor from 1965 - 1988 . She was thus the virtual showrunner of the programme for all but the last year of " Doctor Who " s original run , and is credited for starting " Blue Peter " s long relationship with " Doctor Who " . She is also responsible for the preservation of important clips from missing episode s of " Doctor Who " . Because of a torrent of letters from viewers about the Dalek s during the height of " Dalekmania " , she engaged the services of Raymond Cusick for her show . He provided the first of what would become semi - regular instalments showing kids how to make various " Doctor Who " - related objects . He gave instructions which allowed kids to make their very own Dalek out of ordinary household items . The feature was the first public acknowledgment that Cusick had designed the Daleks . She would continue to involve " Doctor Who " in the production of " Blue Peter " , bringing behind - the - scenes personnel and actors onto her show . Her ability to inspire the creativity of her young viewers with such things as the first design - a - monster contest in 1967 — which received over a quarter of a million entries — helped make " Doctor Who " an " activity " , rather than a passive television experience . Under her administration , " Blue Peter " occasionally was a source of genuine news about " Doctor Who " , such as when " Blue Peter " became the first programme to reveal the identity of the actor playing the Seventh Doctor or when presenter Peter Purves reported on the theft of two genuine Dalek props in the 1970s . She also had a role in the physical preservation of " Doctor Who " footage . " Blue Peter " almost always included clips from the programme when " Doctor Who " segments were aired . Two of the more notable were the death of Katarina in " The Daleks ' Master Plan " and the regeneration of William Hartnell into Patrick Troughton from " The Tenth Planet " . These pivotal clips , from otherwise missing episode s survive only because of Baxter ' s strict policy of retaining every episode of " Blue Peter " . It has been remarked that if Baxter had instead been the producer of 1960s " Doctor Who " , there would be no missing episodes . ( DOC : " Who Peter " )
Jill Meadows Jill Meadows was the CEO of Meadow Digital in the early 21st century . The Tenth Doctor considered her to be one of the greatest minds in information technology . She was the inventor of Silvi . In 2011 , she was one of the many people affected by the Koggnossenti machines , which made Jill afraid of her own inventions . ( AUDIO : " Technophobia " )
The Lonely Computer ( short story ) The Lonely Computer was a short prose story published online on two pages . It totalled 3 , 055 words . Summary . Landing in 800 , the Doctor and Donna find Holy Roman Emperor Charlemagne kidnapped by an insane computer . . . Plot . When trying to reach 1985 for a shopping trip , the TARDIS drags the Tenth Doctor and Donna off course by twelve hundred years , landing them in Belgium in the year 800 . They arrive in a pantry used for storing vegetables and meat . Using his sonic screwdriver , the Doctor opens the only door available but is told to stop by two guards who take them into the kitchen . A man named Baldebert confronts them and declares the Doctor the Emperor ' s official food taster . Baldebert welcomes them to the court of Charlemagne . He lets the Doctor taste several dishes to see if they are poison ed . In the middle of testing , a young boy named Macon runs in , declaring that Charlemagne had disappeared . The Doctor becomes worried , because the Emperor had a meeting with the Pope later that day and if that meeting did not happen , Charlemagne would never have been crowned head of the Roman Empire . The Doctor and Donna follow Macon to where Charlemagne had disappeared . There the Doctor finds quantum detritus , left behind when someone or something has been taken out of time . The Doctor and Donna disappear and find themselves in a long abandoned palace . A booming voice informs them that they are in the Palace of Hy - Ridion ; the Doctor looks out the window . They are not on Earth . The voice introduces itself as Momus and says they are on Planet 12 of the Ridion Alliance . Momus says that the Doctor is the final guest in the Great Dinner Party , which Momus has spent a long time gathering . Momus himself is a small computer hovering in the air . A hidden door in the wall opens to reveal some of history ' s greatest leaders , artists and scientists ( including Charlemagne ) who are arguing and demanding that they be released . The Doctor has a talk with Momus , who says that after his planet ' s population of great scientists decreased after the Seven Hundred Year War , he decided to bring all of Earth ' s greatest minds to bring the planet to a new age . The Doctor reasons with Momus and persuades him to take the people home .
Furthest Tales of the City ( anthology ) Furthest Tales of the City was the fourth anthology in the " City of the Saved " series . Publisher ' s summary . Even the secular afterlife created for humanity by the Secret Architects has its limits – and there will always be those Citizens who chafe against those limits . Environmentally , culturally , biologically , cosmologically , politically , experientially , some will always seek to go further . For instance . . . A group mind facing the troubling truth of resurrection . A comatose giant with human inhabitants of its own . A civilisation re - enacting an impossible apocalypse . A woman with negligible human ancestry out on the dating scene . A cult who inhabit the deep infrastructure underlying the City . A fictional adventurer starved of the risks his narrative craves . These are their tales . Notes . " to be added "
House Catherion House Catherion was an ancient ruling House which , like House Ixion , began a long , slow decline and death after the anchoring of the thread . A grotesque massacre took place at the House following the escape of a babel , leaving only one survivor behind as it mutilated and restructured its victims . The House ' s breeding - engine , which had been used to create the babel , was destroyed following the massacre . As well as preventing the production of more babels , this also meant there would be no further generations loomed to the House . ( PROSE : " The Book of the War " )
2971 The Third Doctor arrived in 2971 after he was asked by millionaire John Henderson to drive his time - travel ling bulldozer into the future . The Doctor found the society of 2971 primitive and warlike . One of Henderson ' s descendants ruled part of the future world . The rest was ruled by King Trent . The Doctor and the ex - prisoner Ben Cooper helped them see the error of their ways and declare peace . The Doctor returned home to show the original Henderson the true value of friendship . ( COMIC : " The Kingdom Builders " )
Kaldarean bedmite Kaldarean Bedmites were a species K9 Mark I knew of . They were an average of thirty metre s in height at birth . When K9 Mark 2 said that the amount of Jixen pheromones on a piece of mucus was enough to cover a Kaldarean bedmite , Jorjie Turner thought it wasn ' t very impressive . When K9 revealed their size , she joked about never having a sleepover on Kaldarea . ( TV : " The Last Precinct " ) Behind the scenes . The Kaldarean bedmite is used simply for a joke in " The Last Precinct " . Jorjie only mentioned the planet after K9 referenced the bedmite . Thus " Kaldarean bedmite " may only be a rather than a proper planet name .
Ormond Sacker Doctor Ormond Sacker was a Scottish pathologist who was based in London during the 1890s . He played rugby but had given up the sport by the 1890s . ( AUDIO : " The Ruthven Inheritance " ) While his more refined colleague Professor George Litefoot was initially not terribly fond of the slovenly Dr Sacker , he eventually became a trusted ally of his and , to a lesser extent , Henry Gordon Jago . ( AUDIO : " The Bellova Devil " ) On occasion , he assisted Sgt Quick with investigations being carried out by the Metropolitan Police Service , usually when Litefoot was not available . ( AUDIO : " The Theatre of Dreams " ) He was a member of the Far - Off Travellers Club ( AUDIO : " The Bellova Devil " ) and was extremely fond of brandy , often mixing it with his tea even while working . ( AUDIO : " The Theatre of Dreams " ) Sacker met his death when he was brutally torn apart by Lord Ruthven in his beastly form . ( AUDIO : " The Ruthven Inheritance " ) Sacker had at least one child before his death . ( AUDIO : " The Age of Revolution " ) Jago once described Sacker as a " cross - eyed Caledonian " . ( AUDIO : " The Bellova Devil " ) Behind the scenes . " Ormond Sacker " was the name that Arthur Conan Doyle considered for a biographer of Sherlock Holmes before settling on " John Watson " .
Grant ' s child ( Day of the Moon ) In July 1969 , Mr Grant was expecting a child . When President Richard Nixon asked if he hoped for a boy or a girl , Grant told him all he wanted was a healthy American . ( TV : " Day of the Moon " )
Joe Jameson Joe Jameson voiced Arnie McAllister in the Big Finish " Doctor Who " audio story " Question Marks " , Nicholas Harney in " The Devil ' s Armada " , and Piero in " Fallen Angels " . He also was one of the readers of the " Torchwood " audiobook " First Born " .
On the Web Planet ( comic story ) On the Web Planet was a " TV Comic " story featuring the First Doctor , John and Gillian . Notably it was the only TVC First Doctor story to be given an official title , due to the previous story ' s preview , as all other titles were invented later by comic strip historians . ( DWCC 1 ) Summary . The Doctor returns to Vortis to discover the Menoptra are once more under threat by Zarbi . This time the giant ants are being directed by the alien Skirkons . Disguised as flying Zarbi they have come to plunder Vortis of an energy giving mineral , Galvinium X . References . " to be added "
The Phaser Aliens ( short story ) The Phaser Aliens was a short story published in " Doctor Who Annual 1973 " . It featured the Third Doctor and Jo Grant . Summary . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
David Ames David Ames played Nathan in the " Doctor Who " story " Planet of the Dead " , Thomas Percy in the " Doctor Who " " The Gunpowder Plot " , and Jack McSpringheel in the " Bernice Summerfield " audio series . In the DWU . In the audio story " In Living Memory " , the Epoch brainwashed Jack into thinking he was an actor named David Ames who had appeared on " Holby City " .
Graphic artist Graphic artists , also known as graphic designers , provide two - dimensional graphical elements as seen on computer screens , set walls , posters and the like . The position has not often been credited on " Doctor Who " . This is largely because most graphics on at least " Doctor Who " have been handled by BBC Wales Graphics , or they ' ve been the province of the more senior concept artist s or associate designer s . Nevertheless , a few people have been specifically credited as graphic artists or designers . BBC Wales . In the production of BBC Wales " Doctor Who " , graphic design has typically been split between a group credited with " graphics " and an individual credited as the " graphic artist " . Original series . In the original series , graphic design was almost never credited because graphic design was not usually seen as a separate task from that of the " Designer " — a position today that hovers somewhere between a set designer and a production designer . However , at least one individual was so credited . Sid Sutton was the " graphic designer " on " The Leisure Hive " , mostly for his work in redesigning the " Doctor Who " logo and title sequence . Unlike BBC Wales graphic artists , however , Sutton wouldn ' t have been considered a " junior " designer . Rather , he would have been seen as a specially - contracted artist answering directly to the producer .
Ice Cold ( comic story ) Summary . " to be added " Plot . The Doctor lands the TARDIS on a freezing tundra to test out Ice Warrior armour by putting it on himself . He concludes that it is as warm as it looks . References . " to be added " Notes . Original print details . " to be added "
Doomsday bomb The doomsday bomb was a superweapon kept in Earth ' s secret weapons store . A force of Cybermen used the Cyber - Mole to drill beneath London into the Earth ' s secret weapons store to steal the doomsday bomb . They achieved this and held the world ransom with the bomb . The Second Doctor brought his information on Cybermen to the military and lead an assault on the Cyber - Mole using anti - Cybermen weapons , defeating them . ( COMIC : " Cyber - Mole " )