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Doctor Who and the Daleks ( short story ) Doctor Who and the Daleks is the collective name for two 1964 short stories told on a series of 50 cards included with Dr Who and the Daleks sweet cigarettes , manufactured by Cadet Sweets . Summary . Story one ( cards 1 - 25 ) . " Dr . Who " goes to the planet Marinus . Here , the Dalek s are at war with the Voord . He watches the battle collapse after the two sides agree to go to Earth to locate a mysterious power source . The new allies capture the Doctor and force him to divulge the secret of Ultkron travel . En route to the Solar system , the Doctor unsuccessfully attempts to sabotage the Voord ship . The Voord eject him into the vacuum of space , but the Daleks use their hoverbout s to rescue him . They secret him to their part of the Voord ship . The Doctor then tries to send a warning to Earth . He successfully transmits to Earth Space Station , but he is re - imprisoned by the Daleks before he can fully explain . Earth officials dismiss the Dalek attack as unlikely , and do not prepare an adequate defence . As the ship approaches Earth , the Doctor overhears that the Daleks intend to destroy the Voord . The Doctor shares this information with the Chief Voord , who is more than surprised to see the Doctor back on his ship . All Daleks onboard , save one in seclusion , are rounded up . A battle ensues which rips apart the ship . The Doctor uses an escape capsule to fly to the freedom of Earth . Unbeknownst to him , the Chief Voord is also aboard the escape capsule . As the craft enters Earth ' s atmosphere , they notice that several Daleks have survived the explosion of the Voord ship , and are now , like them , bound for South America and the Great Power . Story two ( cards 26 - 50 ) . " to be added " References . " to be added " External links . " to be added "
Breaking Up is Hard to Do " Breaking Up is Hard to Do " was a song in the early 1960s recorded by Neil Sedaka . When Games class was called off on 29 March 1963 due to frozen pipes disabling the shower s , the female fourth year students of Coal Hill School sang and danced to it in the assembly hall . ( PROSE : " Time and Relative " ) Behind the scenes . It ' s actually very plausible that the song would be so popular at that time , and " Breaking Up is Hard to Do " was rated # 1 on the just months before .
Landbound ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . He was the captain of a ship once . Since being stripped of his authority , he is lost . Landbound . Then he meets a kindred spirit , a man who has also lost something . In a small seaside town , both Ronald Henderson and the Doctor want to move forward , but one of them must first come to terms with his past . . . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added "
Size leak A " size leak " was , according to the Eleventh Doctor , when a dying TARDIS ' " bigger on the inside " leaked to the outside due to a breakdown of the dimension dam s . This happened to his TARDIS in an alternate timeline where he died during the Siege of Trenzalore . ( TV : " The Name of the Doctor " ) When meeting his successor , the First Doctor commented that their TARDIS had increased in size . The Twelfth Doctor justified that it was to be expected , given it has been " tucking [ its ] tummy in " for over 1 , 500 years , implying it is slowly suffering from a size leak as it ages . ( TV : " Twice Upon a Time " )
Choke The Choke was the lowest point of the Devil ' s Elbows Canyon . It ran straight for a half a mile and its deepest point was only about forty metres across , over jutting rocks and snowy undergrowth . ( PROSE : " Strangers in the Outland " )
Morog The Morogs were a squat species from the planet Pindant . They produced a pungent smell . The Morogs were members of the Galactic Federation , and several Morog athletes were present at the Olympics in 3999 . ( PROSE : " Placebo Effect " ) Victoria Waterfield befriended the Morogs on Pendant when they were the outcasts on the planet , and helped them in the fight against the Cogwen s , the " robot master - race " . By the end , Victoria was optimistic that " the Morogs are the masters now . " ( PROSE : " World of Ice " )
Dougal Dunnock Dougal Dunnock was a bestselling author and professor . He wrote " " . He illegally bought Mervin the Missing Link from Frank when his reputation would have been destroyed , as his book had hypothesised mistakes about it . Douglas Dunnock was a very short old man . He had long white hair and a large , bushy white beard and moustache . Professor Dunnock ' s care for his work saw him sell all of his possessions to make sure his career would continue . He also had a caring side , such as how he provided Mervin everything he needed . ( PROSE : " The Last Dodo " )
Torchwood Two Torchwood Two was one of the Torchwood Institute ' s four main bases in the 2000s . It was located near the waterfront development on the River Clyde in Glasgow and run by " Old Tartan Archie " ( PROSE : " The Twilight Streets " ) By 2016 , all branches of Torchwood were inactive due to unfortunate events . ( AUDIO : " More Than This " ) History . Torchwood Two was well connected to Torchwood Three , since they contacted Captain Jack Harkness to come to Scotland in connection with a number of deaths in a pub . ( COMIC : " Captain Jack and the Selkie " ) According to files in the possession of the British government , Torchwood Two was assumed to have been disbanded at some point prior to the 456 crisis , which took place in September 2009 . ( TV : " " ) Gwen Cooper claimed in 2016 that all branches of Torchwood were inactive . ( AUDIO : " More Than This " ) Behind the scenes . The implication of Jack ' s televised line , " Torchwood Two is an office in Glasgow ; very strange man " , is that that office is comprised of a single individual . However the reference in COMIC : " Captain Jack and the Selkie " offers no such implication . There , he says that he was simply " contacted by Torchwood Glasgow " and makes no mention of any individuals .
Victor Schaeffer Victor Schaeffer , husband of Jacqueline Schaeffer , was an Adjudicator on Perfugium . He was a close friend to the mysterious Doctor John Smith , who often offered Victor psychological insight into some of the more difficult cases he found himself facing . On the tenth anniversary of Smith ' s arrival in Perfugium , the Schaeffers attended a dinner at Smith ' s house . During the night , the Seventh Doctor appeared in the middle of a storm , and revealed that ' John Smith ' was actually his amnesic old friend - turned - foe the Master . In the course of this confrontation , Smith ' s maid was revealed to be , who revealed that Victor had been the one responsible for a series of brutal prostitute murders , and also revealed that Jacqueline was in love with Smith rather than her husband . Although the Doctor attempted to argue that Victor had just been corrupted by Death to serve as one of her ' champions ' in the ' absence ' of the Master , Victor refused to accept this , insisting that he had committed those crimes to protect his wife from their corruption , finally killing her when she confirmed that she loved Smith as he couldn ' t bear to live without her . Death turned back time to restore Jacqueline to life , but this was to give Smith the chance to kill Victor before he could kill Jacqueline , and it is unknown if Smith / the Master chose to kill his former friend or simply fled to become the Master once again . ( AUDIO : " Master " )
Beyond the Sea ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . A new phase in the never - dull life of Bernice Summerfield opens as she arrives on the human colony world of Maximediras , with her son Peter in tow , to begin work on a much - needed freelance assignment . Relics from a hitherto unknown civilisation have been discovered on the sea bed and Bernice has been hired by the planet ' s tourist board to travel out on one of their cruises and undertake a survey . Bernice is suspicious of her employer ' s motives from the start , but becomes more uneasy as time goes on . Is she being taken advantage of ? Is her reputation starting to cause trouble for her ? More seriously , she starts to realise that she ' s travelling on a cruise ship with an unusually high suicide rate . What is causing this ? Or who . . . ? Plot . " to be added "
Eternity Circle The Eternity Circle was a group of five blue and silver Dalek s created by the Dalek Emperor . They were given the task of creating temporal weapons to use against the Time Lord s during the Last Great Time War . They created the Temporal Cannon on Moldox for that aim . They also created the Predator Dalek , in a plan to create a weapon using the War Doctor . They were destroyed by Borusa when the Doctor told him to wipe out all traces of the Dalek activity in the Tantalus Spiral . ( PROSE : " Engines of War " )
Mark Strickson Mark Strickson ( born on 6 April 1959 in Stratford - upon - Avon ) played Vislor Turlough on " Doctor Who " from " Mawdryn Undead " to " Planet of Fire " . He made a cameo appearance as Turlough in " The Caves of Androzani " and has reprised the role for some of the Big Finish Productions audio dramas together with Peter Davison . He also played the prosecutor in the " Doctor Who " spoof mockumentary " Lust in Space . " Strickson studied drama at in London . Prior to his role as Turlough , he had appeared in several episodes of " Angels " . After he left " Doctor Who " , he appeared in other roles , including the young Ebenezer Scrooge in a 1984 American television adaptation of " A Christmas Carol " starring . Eventually , Mark Strickson emigrated to Australia where he studied zoology at university . He now lives in , New Zealand . He has also directed a few wildlife programmes with people such as the late . He was at one time married to Julie Brennon , who appeared on " Doctor Who " in 1987 . He has a son named Tom .
Full Moon ( TV story ) Full Moon was to have been the first of four Halloween specials , but due to the death of Elizabeth Sladen it was never produced . Like the other , proposed Halloween specials it was to have been a live 2011 broadcast and the show ' s first ever Halloween special . It would have seen Sarah Jane and her gang encounter the Pagan Gods , Gog and Magog , who were trying to escape an alien spaceship . It would have been succeeded by " The Station " , another special . ( DWMSE 32 )
Mora di Vasht Mora di Vasht was a dignitary from a universe where there was an atmosphere that permeated through all of it . She always like to make an entrance . She was kidnapped at Volan Sleed ' s orders by her bodyguard Suzi II . On her homeworld , her Lucien di Vasht ' s guards would restrict her movements . Bernice Summerfield found her in the underworld of the Station Control . ( PROSE : " The Infernal Nexus " )
Waltz The waltz was a common style of ballroom dance on Earth . In his sixth life , the Doctor met a woman named Becky , from whom he learned the dance . Some 80 years later in his own life , he met Becky as a teenager and taught her how to waltz , effectively meaning that he had taught himself the dance . ( PROSE : " Teach Yourself Ballroom Dancing " ) The Eighth Doctor stated that he had not gone waltzing in ages . ( AUDIO : " The Silver Turk " ) Later , while disguised as John Smith by the chameleon arch , the Doctor attended a local dance and attempted the waltz with a very forgiving Joan Redfern . ( TV : " Human Nature " )
Bombardier Dalek Bombardier Daleks were a variant of Dalek utilised in the Second Dalek War of the 26th century . During her time with Spacefleet Ace hid from squadrons of Bombardier Daleks as they fired energy pulses . ( PROSE : " Lucifer Rising " ) Behind the scenes . " " is a rank used in artillery regiments , equivalent to a corporal in the infantry .
That Which Went Away ( short story ) That Which Went Away was the second short story in the Short Trips anthology " " . It was written by Mark Wright . It featured the Second Doctor , Jamie McCrimmon , and Zoe Heriot . Summary . The Doctor , Jamie and Zoe have landed in a very cold place . After a bit of exploring , they decide to return to the TARDIS , but they are attacked by several men . The Doctor and Zoe run while Jamie stays to fight . The Doctor and Zoe are surrounded by two groups of men , one of which chases the other away . The leader of one group , Bior , rescues them . Jamie is seriously wounded by Vignor , the leader of the other tribe . Bior and his men , after chasing Vignor ' s men away , take the wounded Jamie and his friends to their village . In the village , Hefn , the medicine man , doctors Jamie . He is seriously hurt , but will recover with rest . The Doctor and Zoe spend several days in the village , making themselves useful . The Doctor notices that every night the men of the village leave and don ' t return until morning . When Jamie is well enough , he begins to spend more time with the village men . One night , he accompanies them as they leave , and the Doctor follows . The Doctor witnesses Hefn performing a ritual in which he and the men wear bear skins and Hefn smears a dark red substance on each man ' s face . Then the men , including Jamie , transform into bears . The next morning the Doctor confronts Bior and Hefn , who claim that the ritual is a matter of protection , but the Doctor warns them against tampering with nature . The Doctor and Jamie argue , with Jamie not wanting to leave the village . Later , the village is attacked by Vignor and his men , who raid the food supplies . Several people are killed , including Bior ' s young son Einar . When Bior learns of this , his wife Aella tries to restrain him , but he angrily storms to Hefn ' s tent and demands he perform the ritual . Hefn , agreeing with the Doctor , refuses , saying the ritual is for protection , not vengeance . Bior threatens to kill Aella and Zoe , and Hefn is forced to give in . As the Doctor , Zoe and Aella watch , Hefn performs the ritual , but something goes wrong . Jamie doesn ' t transform , and they find Hefn nearby , unconscious but in human form . Jamie helps the Doctor track Bior and his men . They reach Vignor ' s village to find a massacre . Jamie stares down one bear , preventing him from harming a woman . The Doctor searches for Bior and witnesses him killing Vignor . Bior ' s men change back , but Bior remains a bear and runs off . Everyone returns to the village , and the Doctor helps in the peace negotiations between the two tribes . Hefn burns the bear skins worn by the men . As the travellers head for the TARDIS , they encounter a bear and wonder if it was Bior . Continuity . " to be added "
Poppa pack The Ninth Doctor discovered the use of poppa packs when he went back with Rose Tyler to Neanderthal times and discovered a group of human s using them . Poppa packs contained many types of drugs to help many illnesses and sickness , but the drugs could not stop death . The poppa packs could be refilled and had a number plate on it so they were able to select which combo of drug they wanted . People who wouldn ' t use poppa packs and thought they were wrong were called Refusers . However , although they wouldn ' t use poppa packs , they would still use other drugs , such as drugs that would stop them needing the toilet . Poppa packs had a side effect on humans . Poppa packs would stop them thinking properly and would leave them not self aware , thus thinking everything was fine . ( PROSE : " Only Human " )
Old Ma Hambley Old Ma Hambley was the owner of a horror stall at the funfair . George Litefoot and Henry Gordon Jago visited it and saw something weird . Her son had disappeared and was taken by the Flickermen . She wanted to bargain with the Flickermen to give souls to them to get her son back . She was then arrested . ( AUDIO : " The Flickermen " )
Kaldor City Kaldor City , often shortened to just Kaldor , was one of three human colonies on Kaldor , established some point by the 29th century . ( TV : " The Robots of Death " , PROSE : " Corpse Marker " ) According to one account , Kaldor was in fact Japetus , one of the moons of Jupiter ( PROSE : " Legacy " ) , but most other sources agree that it was a planet outside of Earth ' s Solar System . ( AUDIO : " Occam ' s Razor " , COMIC : " Crisis on Kaldor " ) In effect , the Founding Families ( as the initial terraformers called themselves ) became well established as the governing body of Kaldor by the 39th century . ( PROSE : " Legacy " ) Kaldor was situated on the edge of a vast sandy desert . The city itself was surrounded by the Outer Zone s , which were inhabited by less wealthy members of society . The richer businessmen of Kaldor made their living running the sandminer s that searched the desert for minerals such as zelanite , keefan , and lucanol ( which was most prized ) , effectively giving the Kaldor City Company control of Kaldor . ( AUDIO : " Occam ' s Razor " ) By the 39th century , minerals were sent to Io for distribution throughout the Galactic Federation . ( PROSE : " Legacy " ) The Kaldor civilisation consisted of humans and the sandminer robot servants that tended to their whims and helped manage the sandminers . ( TV : " The Robots of Death " ) While the people of Kaldor were aware that they were descended from off - world colonists , by the 29th century they purposefully isolated themselves from any contact with other planets for generations , as the Company feared that it might lead to loss of profits . ( AUDIO : " Occam ' s Razor " ) Later , however , the people of Kaldor were in contact with other planets , such as Ventalis , to which the Company sold robots . ( AUDIO : " Robophobia " ) The Fourth Doctor and Leela once visited the planet and became involved in a plot by Taren Capel to make the robots kill all humans . ( TV : " The Robots of Death " ) Centuries after the colonisation of Kaldor , an UV - 1 robot began to reprogram Super - Voc s to turn against humans , but this plan was stopped . ( COMIC : " Crisis on Kaldor " ) In 2889 , Kaston Iago committed a series of random murders in Kaldor City so that Kiy Uvanov would hire him as a bodyguard . ( AUDIO : " Occam ' s Razor " )
Romulus Terrin Captain Romulus Terrin was the commander of the Survey Ship " Icarus " . He sacrificed his life to activate the field generator on Space Station Q4 that reflected the Garvond ' s attack back on to itself . ( PROSE : " The Dimension Riders " )
Disney Disney was a film studio . The Second Doctor explained to Ben Jackson and Polly Wright that , in the early half of the 20th century , Disney filmed live - action footage when making their animated films so the animators could use the footage as a guide . ( PROSE : " Dying in the Sun " ) Rory Williams liked " a good Disney " . Both he and the Doctor had seen a Disney film in which a character named Stitch said , " No one gets left behind . " ( PROSE : " The Glamour Chase " ) Disney opened amusement park s . The First Doctor and Susan Foreman visited the decaying ruins of EuroDisney in France which , by 2134 , had become the location of a feudal state called Urrozdinee . ( PROSE : " Urrozdinee " )
The Selachian Gambit ( audio story ) The Selachian Gambit was the eighth release in the sixth series of " The Companion Chronicles " . It saw Frazer Hines and Anneke Wills again perform the roles of Jamie McCrimmon and Polly Wright respectively . Publisher ' s summary . The Doctor doesn ' t normally need money , but when the TARDIS is immobilised and a fine has to be paid , a loan from a bank in the sky seems the solution to his problem . But then the Selachian s arrive , and the Doctor and his companions find themselves hostage s in the middle of a heist . Death seems an absolute certainty . But the Doctor , Jamie , Polly and Ben have outwitted death before . . . Plot . " to be added "
Lasty ' s Nebula Lasty ' s Nebula was located near the rim of Mutter ' s Spiral . The Seventh Doctor said it was in one of the boring areas of the universe . ( PROSE : " The Highest Science " ) The Darkheart colony was on a planet in one of the starless gaps beyond Lasty ' s Nebula . ( PROSE : " The Dark Path " )
Waiter ( The Heralds of Destruction ) While Jo Grant and Mike Yates were eating on the Fragrant Wayfarer , a waiter told them that someone named Greyhound Leader phoned the restaurant , and asked if either of them knew this person . ( COMIC : " The Heralds of Destruction )
Barnaby Edwards ( actor ) Barnaby Edwards ( born 20 August 1969 ) is an actor perhaps best known for his role as a Dalek operator in the BBC Wales series of " Doctor Who " . He has also worked as a director , writer , and actor for several Big Finish Productions audio dramas , and contributed to the reference book , " " .
Type 57 Type 57 was a type of TARDIS used by Time Lord s . It was more advanced than the Type 40 TARDIS , which was used by the Doctor . Experiencing a " slight hiccup " while flying the TARDIS to a point in Earth history in Tegan Jovanka ' s future , the Fifth Doctor commented that he " should have changed it for a Type 57 while [ he ] had the chance . " ( TV : " Warriors of the Deep " )
Ever - and - Ever Prolixity The Ever - and - Ever Prolixity was a spatio - temporal phenomenon that offered a window into all time and space . ( AUDIO : " The Lamentation Cipher " ) The Viyran s used the Prolixity to travel in time . ( AUDIO : " The Viyran Solution " )
The Deep ( audio story ) The Deep is a 2010 Big Finish audio short story read by Peter Davison . It features the Fifth Doctor and Nyssa . It is most notable for being the first piece of " Doctor Who " fiction written by the award - winning author of young adult fiction , Ally Kennen . Narratively , it is one of the rare stories that dealt with repairing the chameleon circuit . Summary . When Nyssa attempts to fix the chameleon circuit , the TARDIS turns into a whale . Can she and the Doctor recapture it and turn it back into the old TARDIS before it ' s stuck in the form of a whale forever ? Notes . " to be added "
Wolfsbane ( novel ) Publisher ' s summary . " Harry Sullivan " . " Died 28 November 1936 . " " Deliver us from Evil . " Harry is dead . Having left him abandoned and alone in pre - war Britain , the Fourth Doctor and Sarah try to solve the mystery of his death . But the only witness is in a lunatic asylum , driven mad by what he has seen . He tells of murder and mutilation , of living trees and long - dead legends , of wolfmen and war . . . And of a mysterious stranger known only as the Doctor . Can it be true that Harry discovered the last resting place of the Holy Grail ? Why are the flowers and trees in a Somerset village in full bloom at Christmas ? And is it just a coincidence that Harry died under a full moon . . . ? Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added "