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Wherewithal House Wherewithal House was the home of Iris Wildthyme when she lived in the Clockworks of the Obverse . It was located in the middle of a radioactive desert . Faith , Hope and Susan were the owners of the house . After the clockworks abandoning of the Obverse , wherewithal house was relocated to the edge of the clockwork city underneath the planet of Hyspero and was still occupied by the three aunts . ( PROSE : " Wildthyme Beyond ! " )
The Glass Prison ( novel ) Publisher ' s summary . Don ' t ever annoy the Fifth Axis . They might throw you into the Glass Prison on Deirbhile — and then throw away the key . Once you ' re inside , there ' s nowhere to hide . They can see your every movement . They control you . You ' re going to be watched for the rest of your life , wherever you go , whoever you are . Even if you ' re a professor of archaeology . Even if you ' re a friend of the famous Irving Braxiatel , and you ' ve written several popular coffee - table books . Even if you ' re pregnant . Even if your baby ' s due any day now . But , of course , they know all about your baby . And they ' re planning to take it away . That is , if the loony cultists you ' re locked up with don ' t get it first . Plot . " to be added "
Evitability ( short story ) Evitability was the seventeenth short story in the Short Trips anthology " " . It was written by Andrew K Purvis . It featured the Seventh Doctor and Ace . Summary . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Ronald Searle Ronald Searle was the 20th century artist who illustrated " How to Be Topp " . Susan Foreman figured he might have known school bully Francis Minto , as his picture of a " resident bully " looked almost exactly like him . ( PROSE : " Time and Relative " )
O ' Reilly O ' Reilly was a member of an ancient Egypt ian cult and acted as a professor at the London University of History and Antiquity in the 21st century as a cover . He was the university ' s head of Medieval Studies . He was slashed across the stomach and killed by Egyptian soldiers in 1st century BC Greece . ( PROSE : " The Last Pharaoh " )
Jack Le White Jack Le White had uncredited roles in two " Doctor Who " stories : as a citizen in " The Reign of Terror " ( DWM 204 ) and a criminal and Ingmar Knopf ' s cameraman in " The Daleks ' Master Plan " . ( DWM 272 )
Tromesis Tromesis was a city that the Second Doctor , Zoe Heriot and Jamie McCrimmon visited . It had very large buildings and Jamie couldn ' t see the sky . It was built in what was once Switzerland during the First World Flood . The Second World Flood was far worse and devastated much of Earth , leaving Tromesis as the last inhabited city on Earth , with a population of approximately four million . ( AUDIO : " The Apocalypse Mirror " )
Tower of Judgement The Tower of Judgement was a prison on the planet on which Gavin XXIII was king . Gavin ' s " evil " brother Conrad was imprisoned in the tower after being overthrown by a resistance led by the Second Doctor and Jamie McCrimmon . The natives of the planet intended to build a statue of their king to block their view of the tower . When the Doctor and Jamie visited a nearly identical planet , the tower , in which they presumed Gavin had been imprisoned , had been destroyed . ( PROSE : " Twin Piques " )
Ferris Bueller ' s Day Off Ferris Bueller ' s Day Off was a film where a character used a bolster in the bed and a pulley system to give an impression of being in his bed . ( PROSE : " The Stone House " ) Charlie Sheen appeared in the movie . ( PROSE : " Dateline to Deadline " ) Behind the scenes . " Ferris Bueller ' s Day Off " was written and directed by , who also made " The Breakfast Club " .
The Savages ( novelisation ) Publisher ' s summary . 1986 edition . Landing on a distant planet , the First Doctor confidently announces to his companions that the TARDIS has brought them to an age of great advancement , peace and prosperity . The Doctor ' s calculations seem to be confirmed when the travellers are greeted by Jano and the Elders who take them on a tour of their city - a haven of beauty , harmony and friendship , set in a wilderness inhabited by tribes of savages . But the security of the city is founded on one deadly and appalling secret . Soon the Doctor and his friends discover that it is not only outside the city walls that savages dwell . . . Additional cover images . " to be added " British publication history . First publication : Re - issues : External links . " to be added "
Matt Lucas Matt Lucas played Nardole in " The Husbands of River Song " , " The Return of Doctor Mysterio " , and throughout Series 10 of televised " Doctor Who " . He also voiced the Cylinder , and Jelloid in the Big Finish " Doctor Who " audio story " The One Doctor " . Lucas spoofed the Second Doctor in the " The ( Doctor ) Who " skit on " Shooting Stars " in 1997 . There are many references to " Doctor Who " in his show , co - created by David Walliams , which also starred Walliams , Anthony Head , Paul Putner and Tom Baker ) , including him playing a character named Sir Michael Craze . He was in the mini - series , which was written by Russell T Davies , where he shared a few scenes and some dialogue with David Tennant . In the TV series " Community " , he played a fan at an " Inspector Spacetime " convention . " Inspector Spacetime " is a parody of " Doctor Who " .
Iros The planet Iros was home to one of the most beautiful " man - made " gardens in the universe . Its creators ensured the garden was maintained by an army of robot guardians ( resembling the garden gnomes on Earth ) , that preserved and maintained the garden beyond the lives of their creators . The top of the range guardian robots however were unable to fix faulty systems like the sprinklers nor were they able to distinguish between " pests " and " visitors " . ( COMIC : " Gnome Guard " )
Enamour Enamour was a metal that looked like gold . It was green when semi - liquid . It was a natural emotional amplifier that made people desire it more than anything to the point of ( sub ) conscious cleptomania — stealing , in other words . It was created by a mechanical dragon . Enamour was brought to the city of Geath when Beol and his brother , the Teller , found it and figured out how it worked with emotions . They used it to get back at the city because they hated the Grand Council . Since Geath owned the country land on which the brothers lived , they were taken by the council members and forced into labour . When enamour was discovered in Geath , two races , the Bright Nobles and the Regulators , battled over it . ( PROSE : " The King ' s Dragon " )
Mahser Dagi Mahser Dagi was a mountain in Turkey , seventeen kilometres south of Mount Ararat . Bill Raelsen led an expedition there in 2003 to find Noah ' s Ark . Part of the transmat system for the Genesis of Cthalctose was under the mountain . ( PROSE : " Eternity Weeps " )
Piccolo A piccolo was a musical instrument from Earth , which had a sound not dissimilar to a recorder . The Fourth Doctor carried one and was fairly adept at playing it . Once , when on the trail of Pescaton s in the London Underground , he told Sarah that he " always played the piccolo when [ he was ] nervous " . He felt that it " relieved the tension " . This trait proved useful , as the Pescatons were vulnerable to high - pitched noise . Sarah noticed their vulnerability when the Doctor was offhandedly playing the instrument and encouraged him to play more loudly . ( AUDIO : " Doctor Who and the Pescatons " )
Gerhard Private Gerhard was a Nazi soldier . During World War II he was staying at the Doras boarding house in Guernsey . Told by the Seventh Doctor that something important would happen at a nearby beach , Bernice Summerfield flirted with him as a distraction so she could get there . Later , while the Doctor was investigating what happened , Gerhard saw Benny . To keep him from telling his superiors , she was forced to kill him . Standartenführer Joachim Wolff ordered that six villagers by killed as a punishment for Gerhard ' s death . ( PROSE : " Just War " )
Geoffrey Burgon Geoffrey Burgon ( 15 July 1941 - 21 September 2010 ) provided the incidental music for the " Doctor Who " television stories " Terror of the Zygons " and " The Seeds of Doom " . He is most famous for composing the music for the Monty Python film .
John Freremont John Freremont was a World Zone Authority official who became the Central European Zone commissioner . He was brutally murdered by Ramón Salamander or one of his associates . No arrests were ever made . ( PROSE : " Doctor Who and the Enemy of the World " )
House Osmo House Osmo was a palace used by the Malamud to house the books of the Doctor ' s lives . The Malamud captured the Sixth Doctor to show him what was in the last book : that he would die in two days . ( PROSE : " The Book of My Life " )
The Ninth Doctor Chronicles ( audio anthology ) Publisher ' s summary . 1 . " The Bleeding Heart " by Cavan Scott Galen is a place where people come to heal . The renowned " planet of peace " seems the ideal venue for talks between two warring races . But when death disrupts the diplomacy , Cosmic Nine news reporter Adriana Jarsdel uncovers a different story . Luckily , someone is there to help . A battle - weary veteran from another war . The Doctor has come to Galen – but is he looking for peace , or something else entirely ? 2 . " The Window on the Moor " by Una McCormack Emily and her sisters once told each other fables of warring kingdoms : wicked princes , noble dukes , and their battling armies . Now she wanders the moors of her childhood alone , remembering those tales . The TARDIS arrives amid a strange civil war , with prisons made of glass and cities stalked by terrifying beasts . As windows open between worlds , stories and storyteller meet , and Rose comes face to face with Emily Brontë . 3 . " The Other Side " by Scott Handcock Rose has invited a new friend on board the TARDIS , against the Doctor ’ s better judgement . But when the Time Lord tries to take his unwelcome guest home , a temporal tsunami cuts the journey short . The travellers find the source of the disturbance inside an abandoned cinema . Will Adam Mitchell help or hinder when the Doctor and Rose discover what is lurking on the other side of the screen ? 4 . " Retail Therapy " by James Goss Jackie Tyler is a success . Every home should have a Glubby Glub , and Jackie is star saleswoman on the Powell Estate . At last , she ’ s found her calling and it ’ s only a matter of time before she can give Rose the life she deserves . But the Doctor isn ’ t impressed . Jackie Tyler isn ’ t just filling peoples ’ houses with useless clutter . He believes she ’ s launching an alien invasion . . .
Shadow Play ( CON episode ) Aspects of production covered . " to be added " Additional topics covered . " to be added " Crew . " to be added " Elements retained in " Cut Down " . " to be added " Home video releases . The " Cut Down " version of the episode is available on the Complete Fourth Series DVD box set .
Undertaker ' s Gift The Undertaker ' s Gift was a type of temporal fusion bomb . It could tear the Earth into pieces when connected to the Cardiff Rift . Features . The Undertaker ' s Gift consisted of a glass casket containing the remains of Francis Morgan , which was hooked to a series of tubes and wires . These tubes were organic and made of corpses of creatures like human s , dog s and Weevil s . Francis , though left only with a decayed torso and head , was still alive and unaware of his state . The cables were fused directly into his body and wires were connected to his exposed brain . It produced Antilositic energy and no other energy signatures . ( PROSE : " The Undertaker ' s Gift " ) History . The Keshkali were sent back in time to set up the Undertaker ' s Gift by the Hokrala Corp . In 1919 , Corporal Francis Morgan was kidnapped to make part of the bomb . It was set up to activate if the Cardiff Rift was opened enough . For nearly a century it was kept inactive , though it became a rumour amongst Torchwood . In 2009 , Hokrala Corp began sending things through the Rift , causing it to open enough to activate the bomb . The Already Dead started to become active , moving Francis into position . Ray Banks saw the Already Dead and wrote about it on her blog , alerting Torchwood about their location . Gwen Cooper found Ray and her friend Wynnie investigated the building the Already Dead were seen in and helped them investigate . When they tried to do so , Wynnie was killed and Gwen was taken , forcing Ray to try to call in the rest of Torchwood . Jack Harkness and Ianto Jones attempted to save Gwen and shut down the Undertaker ' s Gift , but they were unable to do so and the Undertaker ' s Gift was activated . Despite this , a Vortex Dweller was able to save Earth and repair the damage the Undertaker ' s Gift caused . ( PROSE : " The Undertaker ' s Gift " )
The Skye Boat Song " The Skye Boat Song " was a tune that the Second Doctor played on his recorder near the conclusion of the London Event . It was in part a diversion to prevent Colonel Lethbridge - Stewart from overhearing his discussion with Jamie McCrimmon on the Picadilly Circus tube station platform . ( TV : " The Web of Fear " ) Behind the scenes . The work is not identified through dialogue , but simply through a very clear rendition played by Patrick Troughton .
Methanol Methanol was a compound that , when oxidised , could form formaldehyde . Some laptop s used fuel cells with methanol . Gwen Cooper and Rex Matheson used methanol from a laptop on an airplane to help make ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid to cure Jack Harkness of his cyanide poison ing . ( TV : " Rendition " )
Kevork Malikyan Kevork Malikyan played Kemel Rudkin in the " Doctor Who " television story " The Wheel in Space " . Malikyan has had a successful career since the 1960s , appearing in episodes of " The Saint " , , , , , , , " The Bill " , and . However , he is best known for playing Maximilian Papandrious on and appearing in the film .
Return of the Klytode ( comic story ) Return of the Klytode was a " Doctor Who Adventures " comic story featuring the Tenth Doctor . Summary . The Doctor returns to the Oval Office in Washington DC in 4041 when it is home to the President of Earth . The President is about to hand over control of the Earth ecology to the new technologies being offered by the ambassador from the Akten Galaxy . The Doctor is immediately suspicious when the Klytode is revealed . Apparently , a reformed character , the Klytode who is waiting in orbit wants nothing more than use his environmental knowledge to save the Earth . With the President under his control his army of androids is preparing to unleash toxic bombs at weather control centres across the globe . As the President is about to give the command , the Doctor snatches the headpiece . He warns the Androids that they have been used and will exploded by the Klyton . The " androids " realise this is not a good idea and turn on the Klyton ! The Klyton ' s control is over and he is captured in a net . Asked to change his ways by the Doctor for the power of good , the Klytode swears to never change , always desiring the complete destruction of the human race and Doctor ' s total humiliation . Notes . Original print details . Publication with page count and closing captions
Warwick Montfort Warwick Montfort was a friend and colleague of Edward Grainger . In September 1986 , Warwick was assigned to find a mole in the intelligence department . He deciphered a message that he believed would lead him to the mole . However , the Sixth Doctor and Evelyn Smythe informed him that he had incorrectly decoded the message . ( PROSE : " Old Boys " )
Sun God Sun God was the name of supposed deities worshipped by different peoples . On Earth , Aztec tradition required that during an eclipse , a human sacrifice — indeed , the " Perfect Victim " — be given to the Sun God . ( TV : " The Bride of Sacrifice " ) On Jaconda , a legend told that the Sun God was offended by the queen of the planet , so it sent the Gastropod s to devastate it in retribution . ( TV : " The Twin Dilemma " ) The inhabitants of the planet Ribos believed their homeworld was a battlefield in the war between the Ice Gods and the Sun Gods . This would have caused the turnover of the seasons — icetime and suntime . ( TV : " The Ribos Operation " ) The inhabitants of the Sun - singers of Akhet worshipped the planet Akhaten , mistaken for a sun , as the Old God . ( TV : " The Rings of Akhaten " )
Tachyon Recreation Generator The Tachyon Recreation Generator ( or TRG ) was a device created by the Argolin s in the hopes of rejuvenating themselves and saving their race from sterility . The technology , however , was flawed and it only resulted in a single clone , Pangol . The device was later used for playing games at the Leisure Hive . Mena brought in Hardin to get the TRG to work properly , and when it was tested on the Fourth Doctor it aged him five hundred years . Pangol planned to use the TRG to create an army of clones of himself with which to restore Argolis to its former glory . This plan was defeated by the Doctor , who used components from the randomiser to alter the TRG so that it rejuvenated himself , Mena and Pangol . ( TV : " The Leisure Hive " )
Iris in Dead Man ' s Gulch ( short story ) Iris in Dead Man ' s Gulch was the fourth story in the anthology " Wildthyme in Purple " . It was written by Paul Ebbs . Summary . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Richard II Richard II was the King of England during the late 14th century . He was the husband of the French - born Queen Isabella . In the 1390s , his reign saw a flourishing of art and culture . His favourites included the author Geoffrey Chaucer , the Earl of Kent and the Earl of Huntingdon . His emblem was the White Hart . In 1399 , he visited Ireland . Several months later , he was deposed by a group of rebellious baron s led by Henry Plantagenet , also known as Henry of Bolingbroke . Henry seized the throne , becoming Henry IV . Richard II was imprisoned in Pomfret Castle . Having been denied food on the orders of the Archbishop of Canterbury Thomas Arundel , he starved to death in the castle in 1400 . Before they learned of his death , Chaucer , his son Tom and Ian Chesterton were involved in a plot to assassinate Henry IV in the hope of restoring Richard to the throne . He had red - golden hair . ( AUDIO : " The Doctor ' s Tale " ) Behind the scenes . Richard II was played by Alan Wheatley , Ian McKellen and Derek Jacobi in different versions of " The Tragedy of Kind Richard II " as well as Peter Cushing in " Richard of Bordeaux " .
The Evil One ( audio story ) The Evil One was the fourth story in the third series of " Fourth Doctor Adventures " . Publisher ' s summary . The TARDIS lands in the cargo hold of luxury space cruiser the " Moray Rose " . The crew and passengers are missing . The agents of Inter - Galaxy Insurance are determined to find out what ' s happened and the shadowy is showing a very particular interest . Caught up in all this , the Doctor and Leela find themselves facing a horde of metal mantis - like aliens . But throughout it all , Leela is haunted by terrible nightmares and the dawning realisation that everything she knows about her life is a lie . Plot . Part one . " to be added " Part two . " to be added "
Harry ( An Adventure in Space and Time ) Harry was a security guard at the British Broadcasting Corporation television centre in the 1960s on Earth . He was in his old age and wore a well kept uniform . He would often talk to people that entered the centre . ( DOCUDRAMA : " An Adventure in Space and Time " ) Behind the scenes . In the real world the character never existed and was added so William Russell could appear .
Blinded by the Light ( CON episode ) Aspects of production covered . " to be added " Additional topics covered . " to be added " People interviewed . " to be added " Crew . " to be added " Elements retained in " Cut Down " . " to be added " Home video releases . The " Cut Down " version of the episode is available on the Complete Fifth Series DVD box set . Trivia . The title may be a reference to " Blinded by the Lights " , a single released by The Streets in 2004 , whose frontman , Mike Skinner , appeared as the security guard in " The Time of Angels " .
Duncan Lamont Duncan Lamont played Dan Galloway in the " Doctor Who " television story " Death to the Daleks " . Lamont ' s other credits included roles on " H . G . Wells ' Invisible Man " , , " Danger Man " , " Z - Cars " , " No Hiding Place " , , , , , , , , and . He also played Station Sergeant Cooper on " Dixon of Dock Green " , but is best known for playing infected astronaut Victor Carroon in . He died during filming of the " Blake ' s 7 " episode " Hostage " ; actor John Abineri ( who also appeared in " Death to the Daleks " ) replaced him .
Doctor Who and the Dæmons ( novelisation ) Publisher ' s summary . 1974 edition . DOCTOR WHO is strangely concerned about Professor Horner ' s plan to cut open an ancient barrow near the peaceful English village of Devil ' s End ; equally worried is Miss Hawthorne , the local white witch , who foretells a terrible disaster if he goes ahead ; determined that the Professor should is Mr . Magister , the new vicar ( in truth the MASTER ) whose secret ceremonies are designed to conjure up from out of the barrow a horribly powerful being from a far - off planet . . . The Brigadier and Jo Grant assist DOCTOR WHO in this exciting confrontation with the forces of black magic ! ` DOCTOR WHO , the children ' s own programme which adults adore . . . ' Gerard Garrett , The Daily Sketch . 1980 edition . Doctor Who is strangely concerned about Professor Horner ' s plan to cut open an ancient barrow near the peaceful village of Devil ' s End . Equally worried is Miss Hawthorne , the local white witch , who foretells a terrible disaster if he goes ahead . The only person who wants the Professor to open to the barrow is the vicar ( in truth the Master ) whose secret ceremomies are designed to conjure up from out of the barrow a horribly powerful being . . . Additional cover images . " to be added " British publication history . First publication : Re - issues : Audiobook . This Target Book was released complete and unabridged by BBC Audio and read by the author , Barry Letts . The audio set of four CDs with an ISBN 1 - 405 - ? was released in August 2008 priced £13 . 99 ( UK ) The cover blurb and thumbnail illustrations were retained in the accompanying booklet with sleevenotes by David J . Howe . Music and sound effects by Simon Power . External links . " to be added "