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Decalog 4 : Re : Generations Re : Generations is the fourth instalment in the Virgin Decalogs series — a series of books which each contain ten tales wrapping around a common theme . This was the first of two " Decalog " collections published after the expiry of Virgin Publishing Ltd ' s licence to publish " Doctor Who " fiction ; however , Virgin still retained the right to publish novels based upon characters created in the Virgin New Adventures series . " Re : Generations " consists of ten stories following the lives of the family of Roz Forrester , onetime companion of the Seventh Doctor . Publisher ' s summary . " to be added " Notes . " to be added "
Persopolisian control console A Persopolisian control console was a part of a Persopolisian space pod and an enormously powerful device . The Persopolisian made sure that the powerful device could not fall into the hands of the native population . If it ' s landed on a planet it would disperse , conceal and protect his components until a Persopolisian could retrieve them . Any innocent minds who come into close contacts with the reactivated components would be controlled by them used by the devices for self protection . The components could form objects into guard dogs . These guard dogs were constructed from whatever was around food , museums displace or flowers . In 1066 , Halley ' s Comet crashed into a Persopolisian ship and the wreckage fell on Earth . The console was separated into three parts . A Persopolisian base unit , a Persopolisian dice and the Black Diamond of Earnfield . The base unit and the cube were buried under ground , while the black diamond was found by humans . Janksia found the Persopolisian cube which was later taken by Clyde Langer . Luke Smith found the Black Diamond of Earnfield and Rani Chandra the Persopolisian base unit . They got controlled by the artefacts and started to protect them . When Luke got free of the control of the artefact he threw it into a garbage compactor . Janksia tried to save the diamond and died in the garbage compactor . The Persopolisian cube was taken by Sarah Jane Smith , who brought it to her attic , where the artefact was locked and protected by Mr Smith . ( AUDIO : " The Time Capsule " )
Bruce Gillespie Bruce Gillespie was a professor immune to the effects of " The Darvias Saga " . Bruce was the leader of the Movement for Real Literature . The group began protests to get " The Darvias Saga " banned . He recruited Charlotte Pollard for his cause and together they plotted to kill the book ' s author , Nathaniel Clamp . Bruce was shot by Charley after she had a change of heart about killing Nathaniel . ( PROSE : " Best Seller " )
Sea - Rah ( comic story ) Sea - Rah is a " Doctor Who Adventures " comic story featuring the Tenth Doctor . Summary . On a beach , a teenaged boy called Lewis has found some treasure , only to spot a monster rising behind him . The Doctor grabs Lewis and the two head for higher ground . The Doctor tells Lewis that the monster is Sea - Rah . As the two climb , he explains that the mace Sea - Rah is carrying should contain The Gemstone of Isop , but it fell through a hole in time and ended up on Earth . Sea - Rah is going mad until he finds it again . The treasure that Lewis found on the beach is actually The Gemstone of Isop . The Doctor takes Lewis to the TARDIS , hoping Sea - Rah will follow the TARDIS . He sets the controls for planet Kerun Za in the 29th Galaxy . Thankfully , Sea - Rah follows and The Gemstone of Isop is once more in his hands . The Doctor tells Lewis that Kerun Za is uninhabited so Sea - Rah will not be disturbed by anyone and it ' s time he took him home . References . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Patrick Quilby Patrick Quilby was the captain of the " Rites of Passage " , surveying the shipping the lanes and protecting Bellotron . He was warned of higher technology on Bellotron . He was a friend of Irving Braxiatel and called on his help when there was evidence of higher technology on Bellotron . ( AUDIO : " The Bellotron Incident " )
Lest Lest was the ice - cream man who stole the Doctor ' s TARDIS . He reported to Argot about the appearance of the Eighth Doctor , Charlotte Pollard , and C ' rizz . He wanted to find out how to get into the TARDIS . ( AUDIO : " Memory Lane " )
Orbital Orbital are a British electronica group . In 2001 , they recorded and released a rendition of the " Doctor Who " theme . In 2003 , BBC DVD included Orbital ' s version of theme in their DVD releases of that year as part of the celebration of " Doctor Who " s 40th anniversary . In 2010 , Matt Smith performed with Orbital at a concert using the sample of the " Doctor Who " theme tune .
Pollux ( star ) Pollux was a star visible from Earth in the constellation of Gemini with the twin star Castor . Once Ian Chesterton showed it to Vicki Pallister . ( PROSE : " Byzantium ! " ) Behind the scenes . In the real world it was named after the mythological figures of Castor and Pollux .
William Dysart William Dysart ( 26 November 1929 - October 2002 ) appeared in two " Doctor Who " television stories : as Alexander McLaren in " The Highlanders " and Reegan in " The Ambassadors of Death " . Dysart ' s first credit was in three episodes of , after which he appeared on , " Z - Cars " , , and . However , he is best known for playing Alec Campbell in four episodes of .
Island of the Sirens ( short story ) Island of the Sirens was a Tenth Doctor short story published in the " Doctor Who Storybook 2009 " . It was written by Keith Temple . Summary . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Klempari defence The Klempari Defence was a term which referred to the claim that an individual was the last of their kind . Alaya tried to use it as she was being questioned by the Eleventh Doctor , but as he was the last of the his own kind , he was quickly able to deduce that she was lying . ( TV : " The Hungry Earth " )
Stella Bopbates Stella Bopbates was well known for making hats . In the year 200 , 100 , a question on the Game Station ' s version of " The Weakest Link " asked what Stella was famous for in fashion . The answer was hats ; Rose incorrectly guessed shoes . ( TV : " Bad Wolf " )
Hugh Lund Hugh Lund appeared in two " Doctor Who " stories : as a Zarbi in " The Web Planet " and Matthews in " The Android Invasion " . Lund ' s few other credits included roles on " A for Andromeda " , " Z - Cars " and .
Ian Lunn Ian Lunn was an English boy . He was born in the Lake District in 1896 . He was the son of Edward and Cynthia Lunn . Ian met the Tenth Doctor and Martha Jones in September 1909 . ( PROSE : " Sting of the Zygons " )
Doctor Who - Series 7 ( soundtrack ) Doctor Who : Original Television Soundtrack : Series 7 was a double CD . It featured soundtrack music from " Doctor Who ' s " seventh series by Murray Gold , with music conducted by Ben Foster with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales .
Psychodrome ( audio story ) Psychodrome was the first story in " The Fifth Doctor Box Set " . Publisher ' s summary . Shortly after surviving the perils of Logopolis , Castrovalva and the machinations of , the new Doctor and his new crew could be forgiven for wanting to take a breather from their tour of the galaxy . But when the TARDIS lands in a strange and unsettling environment , the urge to explore is irresistible . . . and trouble is only a few steps away . The world they have found themselves in is populated by a wide variety of the strangest people imaginable - a crashed spacecraft here , a monastery there , even a regal court . And not everyone they meet has their best interests at heart . With the TARDIS stolen , and the very environment itself out to get them , the travellers face an extremely personal threat . They ' ll have to work as a team if they want to get out alive . . . but can you really trust someone you barely know ? Plot . Part one . " to be added " Part two . " to be added " Part three . " to be added " Part four . " to be added "
Newsreader ' s mother ( Tardisode 13 ) A newsreader ' s mother , married to the newsreader ' s father , was a human in the 21st century . Her daughter reported on the Battle of Canary Wharf . When the Dalek s overran her studio , she instructed her mother along with her father to flee from the Cybermen . ( WC : " Tardisode 13 " )
Monaxi The Monaxi were a " trader " species which sold " lesser " species as slaves to " more developed " civilisations . ( COMIC : " Medicine Man " ) The Monaxi worked with Mister Ebonite to capture individuals and put them in the Arena of Fear . ( COMIC : " Arena of Fear " ) Biology . The Monaxi were a composite of matter and energy . They looked like ornate flying saucer s . But this was just a protective shell . Their true form was a grotesque head with small eyes , a large mouth with serrated teeth , and a large number of tendrils under their head . Their entire body was enveloped by an energy carapace . This could , however , be penetrated by a sonic screwdriver . The resulting shock would stun a Monaxi . ( COMIC : " Medicine Man " ) Culture . The Monaxi were a race of slavers who used Earth and a number of other " primitive " worlds as hunting grounds where they would capture potential slave s and sell them to " higher species " . The Monaxi looked down on all biped s such as human s or Time Lord s who all looked the same to them . ( COMIC : " Medicine Man " )
Cedric Scrivener Professor Cedric Scrivener was an explorer and the head of Gralstead House in mid - 19th century England . On one of his excursions to the Congo in 1845 , his wife Jane contracted malaria and died . ( AUDIO : " The Ghosts of Gralstead " )
Steve Plytas Steve Plytas ( 9 January 1913 - 27 December 1994 ) played Wigner in the " Doctor Who " story " The Tenth Planet " . Plytas had over one hundred and thirty film and television credits from 1957 - 90 . His film credits include roles in , , , , , , and . His television credits included roles on " Coronation Street " , " Armchair Theatre " , , " Danger Man " , " Z - Cars " , , " The Saint " , , , " Dixon of Dock Green " , and " No Hiding Place " .
Bang Post Production Bang Post Production is a Cardiff post - production sound company , formed in July 2006 by Paul McFadden and Doug Sinclair . Their staff also includes sound recordist Julian Howarth . In 2008 , they provided the sound editing for series 2 of " The Sarah Jane Adventures " , and , in 2016 , the sound mixing for series 1 of " Class " . Although they went uncredited as a production company , Bang Post Production also worked on " Torchwood " and " Doctor Who " . In fact , their " Doctor Who " work won them two BAFTA s , 2007 and 2008 , for Best Sound , a Royal Television Society Award in 2009 for their sound work on " Midnight " , and a UK Screen Sound Award , in 2009 as well . The 2016 Big Finish " Torchwood " audio story " Made You Look " was recorded by Doug Sinclair at Bang Post Production , on 6 May 2016 . Russell T Davies was present with Eve Myles for this recording .
Zinc Zinc was an element and a metal . Among the items stolen by bandits from Adrasta ' s palace was a zinc candlestick . Torvin took particular pride in this item . ( TV : " The Creature from the Pit " ) The metal used in Vondraxian orb s shared properties with zinc and titanium , but was neither . ( PROSE : " Trace Memory " ) Gallifrey an zinc was one of the strongest metals in the universe . ( AUDIO : " Pier Pressure " )
Ashley Way Ashley Way is a television director who has worked principally for BBC Wales . He began his association with the " Whoniverse " during the second series of " Doctor Who " . The Cardiff native was responsible for most of the live - action content for " Doctor Who " s official website , including " Attack of the Graske " and all of the " Tardisode " s . He moved from short - form " Doctor Who " into " Torchwood " , where colleague Andy Goddard and he were that program ' s most prolific directors . He is responsible for filming many of the program ' s key emotional scenes , including the finales of the first two series , the introduction of John Hart , the real Captain Jack , the wedding of Gwen and Rhys and the " Torchwood " debut of Martha Jones . He has had a particularly long association with " Torchwood " star Eve Myles , having directed her in episodes of her other major series , . A Wales - only series , " Belonging " has used both of their talents during the seasonal breaks from " Torchwood " . While Myles has been the star of that show since its inaugural 2000 season , Way began directing " Belonging " in 2005 . In 2010 , he made his directorial debut in the parent programme with " The Hungry Earth " and " Cold Blood " . He also directed two episodes of the " Sarah Jane Adventures " , including " Death of the Doctor " , Matt Smith ' s single guest appearance as the Eleventh Doctor .
Piranha locust Piranha locusts were hornet - like insects of the planet Bliss . They were several times larger than normal . They were a dangerous flesh - eating insects . A swarm of Piranha locusts kills many people on the forests and encountered the Seventh Doctor , Ace and Hex . The DNA of the insects was combined to that of the Silkworm s by Professor Toshio Shimura to create a metal - eating parasites called the kiseibya . ( AUDIO : " Enemy of the Daleks " )
About Time 1 About Time 1 was the first volume in the " About Time " series of " Doctor Who " reference books . It covered the first three seasons of the series , from " An Unearthly Child " to " The War Machines " . Publisher ' s summary . Constituting the largest reference work on " Doctor Who " ever written , the six - volume " About Time " strives to become the ultimate reference guide to the world ' s longest - running science fiction program . Written by Lawrence Miles ( " Faction Paradox " ) and long - time sci - fi commentator Tat Wood , " About Time " focuses on the continuity of " Doctor Who " ( its characters , alien races and the like ) , but also examines the show as a work of social commentary . In particular , Miles and Wood dissect the politics and social issues that shaped the show during its unprecedented 26 - year run ( from 1963 to 1989 ) , detailing how the issues of the day influenced this series . As part of this grand opus , " About Time 1 " examines " Doctor Who " Seasons 1 to 3 ( 1963 to 1966 ) — the show ' s every beginnings , with William Hartnell in the lead role . Among other things , " About Time 1 " answers such vitally important " Who " questions as " Can You Change History , Even One Line ? " , " What ' s the Timeline of the Daleks ? " and " Is His Name Really Who ? " Subject matter . A critical and cultural analysis of every televised Doctor Who story from season 1 to season 3 . Areas of examination include production notes ; logical flaws in the story ; detailed catalogues of facts ; and an attempt to examine where each story came from , and why each was made in the contemporary cultural climate of Great Britain and Earth . Contents . Most serials are accompanied by an essay , and the essays cover a very broad range of topics . The essays in this volume are :
Jim Gray Jim Gray got credit for both conceiving the story and co - writing the script of the " Torchwood " television story " Escape to LA " . His career seems to date only back to the mid - 2000s , when he was a writer ' s assistant and researcher on . He also wrote ' and ' for " " , and an episode of , prior to his work on " " . In getting a " story by " credit on " Escape to LA " , he became exceptional , since the credit has almost never been used in any BBC or BBC Wales - made episode set in the " Doctor Who " universe . Only Kit Pedler before him managed the feat , back in the mid - 1960s .
Bela Destry Bela Destry was a coach for the game played on Cray , called Naxy . Hollis Az was his star player . He wanted peace , and asked Darzil Carlisle . He was concerned about his team . He wanted Hollis Az to eliminate the Fifth Doctor . He knew of Morian and wanted to restart a Naxy Game . ( AUDIO : " The Game " )
Belannia VIII Belannia VIII was the captial world of the Bel system . The Hanakoi built many of the cities on Belannia VIII which were inhabited by human s . The Eighth Doctor once placed his TARDIS in orbit around Belannia VIII to protect the planet from Bel ' s gravity fluctuations . ( PROSE : " Beltempest " )
Prequel ( Let ' s Kill Hitler ) The prequel to " Let ' s Kill Hitler " was the fourth prequel produced by the BBC for the sixth series of " Doctor Who " . Synopsis . Amy leaves a message on the TARDIS ' answering machine . She speaks about her baby and what to do when he finds her . She knows that her baby will become River Song , but still wants to raise her . She is living in the hope that the Eleventh Doctor will find Melody . She doesn ' t know if the Doctor is listening to her and is leaving a message , hoping he will listen to it . The Doctor is shown to be off to the side , silently listening to her message with all the lights in the control room turned off in an attempt to feel more at ease while in a lowly mood . He cannot bring himself to answer any of Amy ' s calls as they grow increasingly impatient and worried , eventually closing his eyes and trying to block out the intense feelings of regret that hearing the calls has brought upon him .
The Time of Neman The Time of Neman was a novel written by the amnesiac Time Lord Marnal during his time on Earth . Like the rest of his work , it involved Gallifrey , which Marnal had forgotten was a real place . ( PROSE : " The Gallifrey Chronicles " )
Utopia Project The Utopia Project was created by the Science Foundation to preserve humanity after the collapse of reality . It was created some thousands of years before the year 100 , 000 , 000 , 000 , 000 . It resulted in the creation of the planet Utopia , where the humans scattered across the universe would go to by tracking the gravity of planets . ( TV : " Utopia " )
Edward Watkinson Edward Watkinson was , according to Bernice Summerfield , " one of the century ' s most noted archaeologist s " , and " a bit of a hero " . His name was attached to the Chair of Archaeology which Summerfield once held at St Oscar ' s University . His appetite for knowledge was voracious . Summerfield claimed that he ' d published more than 10 , 000 papers in his lifetime , though about half those were written colloboratively . Nevertheless , he performed wholly original research into subjects as diverse as ethnomycology , folsom points and Lvan glass megaliths . Summerfield once wryly noted to her students that the fact he had four arms made her " suspect he could type two papers simultaneously " , thus aiding his prolifigacy . He once spent a couple of years investigating the origins of human civlisation and became convinced that humans used grain initially to make beer not bread — a view expounded in " Beer Before Bread ? A Theory Revisited " , a paper that was a set part of Summerfield ' s syllabi . Summerfield ' s academic output sometimes dealt with Watkinson ' s theories . " Repetitive Poems of the Early Ikkaban Period " , for instance , referenced Watkinson ' s earlier idea that the Ikkaba had immolated themselves because they expected reincarnation . ( PROSE : " Walking to Babylon " ) Known academic work . Aside from " Beer Before Bread " , Watkinson was also known to have written : Behind the scenes . Technically , " Unnatural History " does not reveal that the " Watkinson " in question is Edward . However , as both books were at least partially written by Kate Orman , and Orman goes out of her way in " Babylon " to explain that Watkinson wrote many of his papers collaboratively , the reference is unlikely to indicate anyone else .
George ( Timewyrm : Revelation ) George was the landlord of the Black Swan in Cheldon Bonniface in the mid - 19th century . He was a friend of the Doctor , and enjoyed playing chess with him . In 1992 , Anthony Rupert Hemmings posed as George in the replica of Cheldon Bonniface created on the Moon by the Timewyrm to trap the Seventh Doctor , who eventually saw through the disguise and escaped . ( PROSE : " " )
Gladiator A gladiator was a type of fighter . Ian Chesterton was once forced to fight Delos for the amusement of Caesar Nero in a 1st century amphitheatre . ( TV : " The Romans " ) A Shad ' ath gladiator was one of the many creatures captured by the Zygon warlords , Anktra and Kestral . They planned to carry out a traditional duel on the planet Shontaa , involving fighting to the death using this variety of host bodies . This duel was observed , however , by the Fourth Doctor and Leela , who found the Zygon ship and freed the prisoners . ( COMIC : " Rest and Re - Creation " ) Murranus was a gladiator whom the Seventh Doctor and Mel Bush met in Pompeii before the eruption of Vesuvius destroyed the city . ( AUDIO : " The Fires of Vulcan " )
Akbar Khan Akbar Khan was the son of the deposed leader of Afghanistan . In 1842 , during the First Afghan War , Khan arranged for the British in Afghanistan to surrender , and promised safe passage to British soldiers and civilians to Jalalabad . However , most of the British died , some in attacks by Khan ' s men , and the rest only survived by being taken hostage by Khan . Among these hostages were the First Doctor , Susan and Barbara Wright . Ian Chesterton , taken prisoner by Gul Zaheer , told Zaheer that a new army would come and take the country from Khan and his father . ( PROSE : " Mire and Clay " )
1819 On 16 August 1819 , eighty thousand protesters gathered in Manchester . The city ' s private militia attacked the civilians . This event was later known as the Peterloo Massacre . It was a fixed point in time . Peter Roberts was among the casualties . ( AUDIO : " The Peterloo Massacre " ) James Watt died in 1819 . ( TV : " The Space Museum " ) Nevertheless , he was expected at a meeting in the next decade . ( TV : " The Mark of the Rani " ) Victoria , later Queen of the United Kingdom , was born . ( TV : " The Curse of Peladon " )
Series 1 ( 8DA ) The first series in the " Eighth Doctor Adventures " range of audios was released by Big Finish Productions in 2007 . It featured the Eighth Doctor and Lucie . Overview . " to be added " The stories were released monthly from January till August 2007 . Notes . " to be added " Production . " to be added " External links . " to be added "
Bloom ( Happy Endings ) Bloom , originally known as Pragostimine , was an illegal chemical . Bloom was developed on Earth in 2002 as a fertiliser . By 2010 it had been declared illegal under the First Reconstruction Act . Roz Forrester said that the act made " viral weapons illegal " . By the 30th century it was known as Bloom and remained illegal . It could be used in the Kilbracken cloning technique , since it built flesh from DNA . The Master used Bloom with the technique and the Loom of Rassilon ' s Mouse to try to create a new body for himself . He chose to do so in Cheldon Bonniface during the festivities surrounding the wedding of Bernice Summerfield and Jason Kane in 2010 . ( PROSE : " Happy Endings " )
The Firemaker The Firemaker , also known as the Great Firemaker , provided fire for the Tribe of Gum . He was Za ' s father and the leader of the tribe . The Firemaker was killed before he could pass the secret of fire to anyone else . ( TV : " The Cave of Skulls " ) Behind the scenes . He is given the name of Gor in the Target novelisation " Doctor Who and an Unearthly Child " .