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The Gods Walk Among Us ( comic story ) The Gods Walk Among Us was a comic story published in " Doctor Who Magazine " . It was written by John Peel . Summary . An archaeological dig in Egypt uncovers a sealed tomb . The outer door is hoisted out by rope revealing the first chamber which tells the tale of the arrival of Sontar . The local labourers run away in fright except for one who warns the archaeologist not to open the inner door to Sontar ' s tomb . When the Sontaran first arrived he was revered as a god , but was overheard by Tothmes planning the planet ' s use and destruction in a war with the Rutan s . Working to stop the Sontaran ' s plan , the Pharaoh is misled to believe that Sontar has died ( when in fact he was recharging ) , and accordingly , Sontar is given the burial of a Pharaoh and sealed inside a pyramid before he awakes . 5 , 500 years later the archaeologist discovers the trapped but rested Sontar who strangles him to death . As Sontar emerges , the direction is given to cut the rope holding the door aloft . Sontar is pinned but still living as the labourers prepare to bury him in the sand , following 5 , 500 year old instructions . Continuity . " to be added "
Jack Tyler Jack Tyler was a man who lived in Fetchborough with his paternal grandmother Martha Tyler . In July 1977 , while looking for an entrance to Fetch Priory , Leela was separated from the Fourth Doctor and came across the Tyler cottage . Ted Moss was alone within and fired a gun at her . She avoided harm and had turned the weapon on him when Jack entered and , pressing a cane against her back , convinced her he was armed and so she handed the firearm over . He asked them to explain their presence . Jack found Leela ' s story unbelievable and , when Moss said he had come for what Martha owed him , Jack said he would get it . Moss left and , after a time , Martha returned home , visibly in shock . Jack and Leela helped comfort her . She spoke of something " hungry for [ her ] soul " and Leela left to get the Doctor ' s help . Martha was revived to her senses by talk of commonplace things - tea and fruitcake - and she told the Doctor , Leela and her grandson about what she had seen in the woods . She told the Doctor it didn ' t have a human form , but when he and Leela had gone , she told Jack it was a woman . Before he went , the Doctor asked Jack to keep an eye on the priory and , while carrying out this request , he saw a van pull up outside the building and Ted Moss and three others get out . At home , Martha asked him to take one of her charm s . While he told her he didn ' t believe " in all that " , he agreed to take it to please her . When asked , he also gave her cartridges from his gun to fill with salt , which Martha said was the " best protection " . She told him he was best heading to the priory , adding " we don ' t want ' em meddling in things they don ' t understand " . Both Martha and Jack went to Fetch Priory and met the Doctor and Leela there . A Fendahl een paralysed the legs of all three humans and , taking Jack ' s rock salt - primed gun , the Doctor killed it to free them . After Adam Colby was freed from the cellars by the Doctor and Leela , he join the Tylers and Jack warned him against criticising his grandmother , whom Colby blamed given that her visions were the impetus for Maximillian Stael ' s plans . Jack was present as the Doctor explained the nature of the Fendahl , it being a gestalt creature - a description Jack queried and which Colby explained to him . Armed with more rock salt , the Doctor had Jack and Leela keep watch in the corridor beyond Fendelman ' s lab . The Fendahl core - in the image of Thea Ransome - and a Fendahleen appeared before them . Leela told Jack to fire but , having looked into the eyes of the core , he was unable to do so . Leela knocked him down , took the gun and killed the Fendahleen . After Martha finished collecting salt for the Doctor ' s usage , he told the Tylers to return to their cottage . They sheltered under a table , where Colby joined them after a time , as Fetch Priory was engulfed by the flames of the Doctor ' s controlled implosion . Having fled the priory themselves , Leela asked the Doctor if it was okay to leave the others , and he told her " Yes . Probably at Mrs Tyler ' s now , eating plum cake off her best china . " ( TV : " Image of the Fendahl " )
Molecular dissemination Molecular dissemination was a method of transporting matter across the galaxies , propagated on Earth in the 41st century . Scientists affiliated with the Space Service were the first to experiment with long distance molecular dissemination in an experiment designed to transport mice to the planet Mira . Complications arose when the First Doctor , Steven Taylor and Sara Kingdom got caught up in the experiment . Despite this inconvenience , the experiment proved successful . ( TV : " The Daleks ' Master Plan " ) One account claims the purpose of the experiment was to improve the distance of travel allowed by the T - Mat system . ( PROSE : " Mission to the Unknown " ) A future Sara Kingdom suggested molecular dissemination to Mavic Chen in 3999 as an alternative space travel to replace the Great Clock ' s stabilising Earth ' s hyper - lanes . ( AUDIO : " The Guardian of the Solar System " )
Special effect Special effects — often abbreviated SFX — are , in terms of the BBC Wales production of " Doctor Who " , " special " practical effect s . They involve the efforts of technicians dedicated to achieving an effect " in camera " during principal photography . At least in terms of 21st century " Doctor Who " , they should not be confused with visual effects , which are achieved in post - production . The public face of special effects , on programmes like " Doctor Who Confidential " , " Totally Doctor Who " , " Inside the World of Doctor Who " and " Torchwood Declassified " , has often been Danny Hargreaves . Historical usage . Historically , there was little distinction between the terms " visual effect " and " special effect " . People credited under the title " Visual Effects " during most of the 1963 run of " Doctor Who " often dealt with effects generated in - camera on the day of recording . Indeed , many major films , such as those in the original " Star Wars " trilogy , made no real distinction between " special " and " visual " effects , leading to a general public belief , reinforced by behind - the - scenes documentaries ( and even magazine titles like " SFX " ) , that special effects has to do with CGI , green screen , and general post - production wizardry . This led to the confusing situation of " visual effects " meaning two rather different things in the history of " Doctor Who " . In the original run , it definitely meant " special effects " until around the time of " Time and the Rani " . At that point , it became possible to have rudimentary visual effects achieved in post - production . ( DOC : " 7D FX " ) Even so , people credited under " Visual Effects " were still doing what would be called practical " special effects " , in addition to what the BBC Wales production would call " visual effects " , until " Survival " .
Herne the Hunter Herne the Hunter was a demonic hunter . He chased lost souls through the night to their death . He was created by the Sentinels of the New Dawn . He chased Osbert , the Sixth Doctor and Peri Brown into a cave . ( AUDIO : " Leviathan " )
Evertrin Evertrin was a planet . In 2112 , the Inner Planets Music Festival ( known colloquially as Ragasteen ) was held there . Three teenagers on the way to the Festival were transported by a Fortean Flicker to 2680 Hogsumm . ( PROSE : " The Highest Science " )
Cuba Cuba was an island nation located in the Caribbean . In 1895 , Winston Churchill visited Havana , Cuba . ( PROSE : " The Lost Diaries of Winston Spencer Churchill " ; AUDIO : " Young Winston " ) Miss Foster was a Cuban spy in the United Kingdom in 1951 . ( AUDIO : " Zagreus " ) Cuba was the focus of the Cuban Missile Crisis confrontation between the Soviet Union and the United States of America ( AUDIO : " 1963 " ) in October 1962 . ( PROSE : " Heart of TARDIS " , " Time and Relative " ) On 3 February 1980 , Isley was sent to assassinate a target in Cuba . While on the mission , her android nature was discovered , and she " eliminated " fifty witnesses . This caused a diplomatic incident between the US and Cuba and caused the US to suspend its android - making program . ( PROSE : " Nuclear Time " ) In 2009 , Gwen Cooper and Rhys Williams went to Cuba for a ten - day honeymoon after their wedding . ( PROSE : " SkyPoint " ) In 2015 , relations between the United States and Cuba remained tense . ( AUDIO : " The Eight Truths " ) The Cuban capital , Havana , hosted the 2044 Olympic Games . ( TV : " The Waters of Mars " ) At some point in the 21st century , the Doctor attended Fidel Castro ' s funeral in Havana , Cuba . ( PROSE : " Revolution Man " )
The Novel of the Film ( novelisation ) The Novel of the Film was a Gary Russell novelisation of the 1996 TV movie , " Doctor Who " . It was published in conjunction with the film ' s broadcast in the United States , Canada and Great Britain . Though for copyright purposes known as simply Doctor Who , the book has a cover which sends ambiguous signals about its title . On the front cover it is entitled " Doctor Who " , but on the spine , it is " Doctor Who - The Novel of the Film " . The book was significant for a number of reasons . It was the premiere release of a " Doctor Who " novel by BBC Books , which would completely take over the " Doctor Who " publishing license from Virgin by late 1997 . It was also the first novelisation not appearing under the Target or Virgin labels and the first novelisation to be completed " before " the filmed version was . Its tight publication schedule meant that Russell wrote it with , as he put it in his foreword , " precious little visual reference " . For this reason , the novel contains , as Russell predicted , things which " differ from what we all see on screen " . This is especially true of some of the descriptions of the minor characters . The book is further significant for being one of the few " Doctor Who " adaptations to be in British shops well prior to the debut of its parent episode on BBC One . Publisher ' s summary . Late December , 1999 : the brink of a new millennium . An anachronistic British Police Box materialises in San Francisco ' s Chinatown amid a hail of bullets which find an unintentional target — a strange man who walks out of the Police Box . Despite the best efforts of Dr Grace Holloway , the unknown traveller dies and his body vanishes . And soon another stranger appears , claiming to be the same man inside a different body ; a mysterious wanderer in time and space known only as the Doctor . But the Doctor is not the only time - traveller in San Francisco . His oldest adversary , the Master , is there as well , desperately trying to steal the Doctor ' s newly - regenerated body . Before long , the Doctor is faced with a choice : to save his own life , or the billions of people who have no future unless the Master is stopped . If only the Doctor could remember how . . . Deviations from the film . According to the introduction of the book , Russell wrote the adaptation based upon an early version of the script that wasn ' t the final one . As a result , the novel differs from the movie . It is hard to know , however , exactly which differences come from genuine ignorance of the final casting or costuming , which come from on - set revisions of the script and which may have been Russell ' s embellishments that would have survived in the text even if Russell had seen the film first . In any event , this novelisation does differ from the final film more than the average Target novelisation did from its source material . Some examples :
Charles Curran Charles Curran was the Director - General of the BBC from 1969 to 1977 . He was considerably more conservative than Hugh Greene , his more radical predecessor . Generally more sympathetic to the " family values " campaign spearheaded by Mary Whitehouse , he personally apologised to her for the violent content of " The Deadly Assassin " . He then had producer Philip Hinchcliffe transferred off the programme , and ordered successor Graham Williams to lighten up the tone of " Doctor Who " . He nevertheless presided over a period of time that produced some of the all - time classics of British television , such as " Fawlty Towers " , " Are You Being Served ? " , , and " Monty Python ' s Flying Circus " . He was succeeded by Ian Trethowan .
Essbur Essbur was an Ice Warrior who , along with fellow Ice Warrior Zontan , was led by Lord Ssardak in their attempt to infiltrate the planet Trenzalore and to destroy the Eleventh Doctor and prevent the new time war . He , along with his commander and fellow soldier , cocooned himself in ice and travelled safely through the planet ' s atmosphere before crashing into the snow , along with smaller capsules of ice containing parts of a sonic cannon . The Ice Warriors planned to use this cannon to murder the Doctor by starting an avalanche to bury the town of Christmas . All three of the Ice Warriors made it past the Papal Mainframe by arriving only in their armour , and not having any technology or communication on them . After the three parts of the cannon were collected , the Doctor tricked the Ice Warriors into revealing the frequency of the cannon , and used his sonic screwdriver to amplify the cannon , causing the cannon to explode , destroying the Warriors and instantly vaporising the ridge they were on . ( PROSE : " Let it Snow " )
Serpent ' s Child ( short story ) Serpent ' s Child was a short story published in " Into the Unknown " . Summary . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
List of Character Options action figures Below is a checklist to the range of various 5 " figures produced by Character Options . It includes variant releases and " characters " that may have been available only as part a combined release or a " Build - it " model ( built from separately available pieces accompanying main releases ) . Remote - controlled variants are omitted .
L . Sleeman L . Sleeman was on Coal Hill School ' s list of the dead , having died or gone missing sometime in the period between Susan Foreman ' s disappearance on 22 November 1963 and the 2010s . ( TV : " For Tonight We Might Die " )
Flavius Belisarius Flavius Belisarius was a general in the Roman Empire ' s Army . He was born in 500 . He laid siege to Ravenna in 540 . He took the Fifth Doctor and Vicki Pallister to Constantinople to look for Steven Taylor . ( AUDIO : " The Secret History " )
Grant Morrison ' s Doctor Who Grant Morrison ' s Doctor Who was a reprint comic book published in the United States by IDW Publishing beginning on October 2008 . The comics were colourised by Charlie Kirchoff . The two - issue mini - series reprinted three stories by Grant Morrison from " Doctor Who Magazine " . These were " The World Shapers " and " Changes " starring the Sixth Doctor and " Culture Shock " starring the Seventh Doctor , now in colour and with new covers from " Doctor Who Magazine " . IDW published the series during an interval in publishing its other reprint series " Doctor Who Classics " . The first issue was published with two variant covers : a standard cover showing the Seventh Doctor sitting in a chair beneath portraits of the Sixth Doctor , Frobisher , and the shape - shifting alien from " Changes " ; and a " retro incentive " variant that featured an Andy Warhol - like montage of images of the Sixth Doctor and Frobisher . The second issue was published with two different covers as well : a standard cover showing the Sixth Doctor , an aged Jamie McCrimmon and Frobisher , and a variant cover based upon a panel from " The World Shapers " featuring the Doctor , and Peri Brown . All three stories were collected in the graphic novel " Doctor Who Classics Volume 3 " with stories reprinted as part of the " Doctor Who Classics " run .
Studio Recording Main subject . " to be added " Additional topics covered . " to be added " People interviewed . " to be added " Home video releases . This documentary was included on the DVD release of the " Doctor Who " story " Four to Doomsday " .
Swiss Army knife A Swiss Army knife was a multipurpose tool . Ace found a Swiss Army knife with the letters IC in a sofa in the Doctor ' s TARDIS . ( PROSE : " " ) The Seventh Doctor carried a Swiss Army knife with him while in Hong Kong . ( PROSE : " Bullet Time " ) The Eighth Doctor used a Swiss Army knife to break out of a room on the " Quetzel " . ( PROSE : " War of the Daleks " ) Melanie Bush carried a Swiss Army knife with her in her purse . She used it to break into Sheffield Hallam University . ( PROSE : " Instruments of Darkness " ) The Fifth Doctor compared his Molenski Univarius to a Swiss Army knife . ( AUDIO : " The Axis of Insanity " )
Lindsey Alford Lindsey Alford was a script editor on several episodes of " Doctor Who " from series 3 to series 5 and was also the script editor for the video games " City of the Daleks " and " Blood of the Cybermen " . She then served as script executive for series 6 and series 9 . Alford wrote the comic story " In - Flight Entertainment " , an instalment of the online BBC Writers ' Comics series . She has also served as script editor for the " Torchwood " television story " Adrift " and several episodes of " The Sarah Jane Adventures " . She was the script executive for series 1 of " Class " .
Dalek Attack Squad Leader A Dalek Attack Squad Leader was leader of the Dalek Attack Squad Delta . It was sent to investigate the disappearance of two Dalek s on the planet Galacton , but a group of red - eyed creatures attacked the squad , leaving the leader as the only survivor . The Squad Leader was stuck on a ledge after it fell deep inside a borehole and its systems came back online . Unable to escape the shaft , it decided to make the ultimate sacrifice to energise the Radio - Activan in the core to provide fuel for the Dalek Empire . Using the last of its power , it fired into the core . The blast penetrated and molten rock surged to the surface . ( PROSE : " Mission to Galacton " )
Shangri - La Shangri - La was a holiday camp in south Wales overseen by Burton . Layout . Typical Holiday camp of its time . Various facilities such as a Ball Room , Canteen , Gardens , PA system and various accommodation and Chalets . Themed colour was yellow , as used on buildings and staff uniforms . History . In 1959 , the Seventh Doctor and Melanie Bush ended up there after winning a trip with Nostalgia Tours . The time - travelling bus they were on collided with the first American space satellite in Earth orbit . The bus crashed at Shangri - La instead of Disneyland , as intended . The last Chimeron , Delta , was also onboard , and the Bannermen were pursuing her . Thanks to the informer , Keillor , the Bannermen located Shangri - la and landed . They attacked the camp but were sent into disarray by the Chimeron princess ' singing amplified by a speaker . They were tied up and taken away . ( TV : " Delta and the Bannermen " ) By 1967 , the Shangri - La Hotel , as it was then known , was in bad condition . When Jack Harkness and Michael Bellini were trying to hide out , they decided to stay there . ( PROSE : " Trace Memory " ) In his investigation of reports of a series of " agent provocateurs " known as " the Doctor " who have been involved in unusual incidents , the journalist James Stevens found evidence of the Doctor and Mel ' s presence in Shangri - La during this incident . The records indicated that the Doctor was " a short , quirkily dressed man , with a slight Scottish accent and immense intelligence . " He noted that this was the same Doctor who was involved in the ULTIMA Incident at Maiden ' s Point in 1943 and the Shoreditch Incident in November 1963 but , on those occasions , he was accompanied by a teenage girl named Ace and that neither of them seemed to have aged in the intervening 20 years . ( PROSE : " Who Killed Kennedy " ) Behind the scenes . Majestic Holiday Camp on Barry Island , South Glamorgan , Wales served as the filming location for Shangri - La . The camp no longer exists , but Barry Island was the filming location for parts of the 2005 episodes " The Empty Child " and " The Doctor Dances " .
Battlefield ( home video ) Battlefield was the first story in the " Mindgame Trilogy " . Publisher ' s summary . Field - Major Sarg is in trouble . Trapped , wounded and alone on a battle - scarred planet , he is forced to accept he may die . But at least it will be a glorious death – or so he hopes . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added " External links . " to be added "
From the Horse ' s Mouth ( comic story ) From the Horse ' s Mouth was a " Doctor Who Adventures " comic strip published in 2016 . Plot . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
The Monster Collection The Monster Collection was a set of six individually released DVD s focusing on six of the Doctor ' s greatest foes . Each consisted of two stories featuring the titular enemy : one from the classic series and the other from the modern series , covering stories in the eras of the first , second , third , fourth , tenth and eleventh incarnations of the Doctor . The sets were released on 30 September 2013 .
Mitsubishi Ki - 15 The Mitsubishi Ki - 15 was a Japan ese single - engine aircraft and bomb er armed with machine guns on its wing tip , used by the Imperial Army Air Fleet while the Imperial Japanese forces were engaged in China during World War II . In August 1937 , a Ki - 15 raided Shanghai with the assistance of a second aircraft . The Fourth Doctor , Romana I , K9 , Sung - Chi Li and Rondo were among those caught in the raid while KMT anti - aircraft machine guns tried to shoot down the attackers . The Ki - 15 ' s wing clipped off a rooftop at the end of the raid , sending it crashing to the ground in flames before its remaining bombload detonated , killing the pilot . ( PROSE : " The Shadow of Weng - Chiang " )
Stephon Duke Stephon was a character from " The Princess of Aldermar " . He was the defacto ruler of Eridros . An interactive version of the play ran on Esselven Minor , looping every ten days . It was unintentionally never deactivated , and an Autonomous Photonic Simulation of the character repeated their actions for five hundred years . ( PROSE : " Palace of the Red Sun " )
Pakoo Mr and Mrs Pakoo were two avian humanoids who were guests on Platform One to watch the Sun burn the Earth in the year 5 , 000 , 000 , 000 . They looked almost identical . They survived the near destruction of Platform One , but mourned the loss of others like the Moxx of Balhoon . ( TV : " The End of the World " ) The Pakoos , along with the other survivors of Platform One , were later kidnapped by the Elth of Balhoon , who believed they hadn ' t tried to help the Moxx of Balhoon and had abandoned him to die . They were rescued by the Tenth Doctor and not only forgave the Elth for kidnapping them , but offered to help him . ( COMIC : " Reunion of Fear " )
Jinnera Jinnera , or Jinnen Bean , was a common staple amongst the Tribe of the Three Valleys . It was typically made into a drink tasting of coffee and chocolate . Too much Jinnera would cause the muscles to relax , and an overdose would make one ' s heart simply stop beating . Two cups was the limit in an unspecified length of time . The leaves , pods , roots , and stems could all be used . The plants themselves were common throughout the forest . ( PROSE : " The Price of Paradise " )