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Ollus Blakely Ollus Blakely was the third child of Terrin and Alyst Blakely . His sisters were Jenibeth and Sabel . Ollus and his siblings were orphaned when his parents committed suicide to prevent their knowledge of the Cradle of the Gods from reaching the ears of the Dalek s . The Eleventh Doctor discovered the three children hiding in the escape pod and they helped him discover how the intentions of the Dalek Foundation related to the Cradle and the Sunlight Worlds . However , the Doctor was exiled for accusing the Daleks of being evil ( considered a hate crime ) , and Ollus and Sabel were placed under the care of Lillian Belle . Approximately 90 years later , Ollus and Sabel were taken prisoner by the Dalek Time Controller and used as captives so the Doctor would activate the Cradle of the Gods . However , Jenibeth , turned into a Dalek puppet , resisted her control and fought the Daleks off while the Doctor set the Cradle to self - destruct . Before exploding , the Cradle turned the Blakelys back into children and brought their parents back to life as well . They no longer had any memory of the Doctor . ( PROSE : " The Dalek Generation " )
The Triumph of Sutekh ( audio anthology ) Publisher ' s summary . 2 . 1 " The Pyramid of Sutekh " by Guy Adams Professor Bernice Summerfield , archaeologist and adventurer , has discovered a Pyramid on Mars . Inside she finds her old friend the Doctor is fighting a battle with the Osiran God Sutekh . One he is losing . 2 . 2 " The Vaults of Osiris " by Justin Richards Egypt in 2015 is an unsettled place . The trade in stolen antiquities is a murky one , and it ' s about to get a whole lot worse , as an ancient and terrible force enters the market . 2 . 3 " The Eye of Horus " by James Goss Ancient Egypt is enjoying a golden age - peace , prosperity and a powerful Pharaoh . But something is moving through the sand s . A forgotten god requests an invite to the feast . 2 . 4 " The Tears of Isis " by Una McCormack Russell Courtland prophesied the world would end on Tuesday . No - one was more surprised than he was when it did .
Walcott ' s Haulage Walcott ' s Haulage had a truck going down a street perpendicular to Little Sutton Street on 25 June 2007 . It passed by Donna Noble and Sylvia Noble in their car . Soon afterwards , Donna from an alternate universe travelled back in time , and jumped in front of the truck . The collision stopped traffic , allowing original Donna to turn left instead of right , setting the Time Beetle ' s manipulation right . ( TV : " Turn Left " )
DWDVDF 62 The sixty - second issue of the " Doctor Who DVD Files " - " The Ultimate Build - up Doctor Who Encyclopaedia " had a cover date of 18 May 2011 . Contents . Collectable loose leaf pages divided into seven categories that could be filed accordingly .
Music from the Sixth Doctor Audio Adventures ( soundtrack ) Music from the Sixth Doctor Audio Adventures is a single CD that features soundtrack music from Big Finish " Doctor Who " audio stories composed by Alistair Lock , who contributed the music in the audio plays " Bloodtide " & " Project Twilight " , and Jim Mortimore & Jane Elphinstone , who contributed the music for " The One Doctor " .
Christopher ( The Rag & Bone Man ' s Story ) Christopher was a classmate of Susan Foreman ' s at Coal Hill School in 1963 . One day , when she brought in the Blessing Star , Christopher thought he felt it throbbing , like it was alive . ( PROSE : " The Rag & Bone Man ' s Story " )
Vana Vana was a Gond who lived under the enslaving regime of the Krotons . Along with Abu , she was selected as a " high mind " and gave her mental energy to the Kroton spaceship . Thereafter , she should have died , as most " high minds " generally did — but she was saved by the intervention of the Second Doctor who put her into a life - saving hypnotic trance . She seemed to be romantically involved with Thara , with whom she may have enjoyed a happy life after the overthrow of the Krotons and the departure of the Doctor , Jamie McCrimmon and Zoe Heriot . ( TV : " The Krotons " )
Plight of the Monkrah ( short story ) Plight of the Monkrah was the second ninth story in the Short Trips anthology " " . It was written by John Davies . It featured the Fourth Doctor and Oliver Day . Summary . The Doctor and Oliver encounter Gravkrom - Vey , who claims to be a Manicoll trying to preserve the last of the Monkrah . Gravkrom - Vey convinces Oliver to open a lock , which is little more than a simple game . It turns out that Gravkrom - Vey is an actor . To prove his acting ability , he needs testimonials from several individuals , so he conned them ( and several others ) into believing that he was a Manicoll . Though the Doctor saw through his ruse , he and Oliver sign the testimonial anyway . The Doctor then strands Gravkrom - Vey on the Manicoll homeworld to obtain the last signature he needed . Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Head writer Head writer , lead writer and show runner are all unofficial yet synonymous titles . All three terms have come into greater use within the DWU family of programmes since the beginning of the BBC Wales era . The terms refer to the person who is the principal member of the above the line staff . He — for the office has always been held by a male — is the person who guides the show by commissioning scripts , conceiving of the overall story arcs , and settling many creative — as opposed to technical — disputes . Definition . In the opinion of David Tennant , the position was somewhat foreign to the British television industry prior to Russell T Davies ' tour on " Doctor Who " , with the possible exception of people like Julia Smith on " EastEnders " and on . As Russell T Davies opined in his 2009 " exit interview " on BBC Radio 2 : Davies went on to describe how a show with a show runner operated under a " co - ordinated system " of production , in which the various departments were brought together to understand the creative needs of the script . Finding the right way to impart the " tone " of the script , Davies reckoned , was amongst the show runner ' s main tasks . He demonstrated the role of the show runner through by showing how he could affect the overall presentation of a villain . If he , as show runner , said to his staff that a good word to describe the Sycorax was " voodoo " , then that suggested to the prosthetics designer something made of bone , not metal . It further implied to the costume designer robes rather than silver space suits . The fact that the costume department would be using robes would mean that the casting director might cast taller actors rather than shorter ones . Thus , from making a key decision about the overall tone of an episode , the show runner could lead his below the line personnel in significant ways , but still allow them great freedom to carry out the details . ( AUDIO : " Who on Who ? " ) In this sense , the show runner on " Doctor Who " was the executive producer in charge of the creative aspects of the show . Other executive producers , such as Julie Gardner and Piers Wenger — though they both had demonstrated impact on creative matters — were largely more concerned with overall financial control and liaising with various departments of the British Broadcasting Corporation . People with the title . , there have only been two show runners on " Doctor Who " : Davies himself and Steven Moffat . The term ' s usage on " Torchwood " and " The Sarah Jane Adventures " was perhaps more muddied , largely because the position wasn ' t actually credited . RTD retained executive creative control of both " Torchwood " and " SJA " , while other people , like Chris Chibnall and Phil Ford , acted as the " head writer " on a more day - to - day basis . ( REF : " " ) This more diffuse management arrangement is suggested by the frequent presence of both RTD and Chris Chibnall on episodes of " Torchwood Declassified " about " Torchwood " scripts neither man wrote .
Alan Tilvern Alan Tilvern played Forester in the " Doctor Who " story " Planet of Giants " . Tilvern enjoyed a long career in television , appearing in episodes of , " Danger Man " , , " No Hiding Place " , " The Saint " , " Z - Cars " , , , , , " Dixon of Dock Green " and . His best known film role is that of R . K . Maroon in .
Stephen Patrick Stephen Patrick was a customer of a betting shop in Shoreditch . One day in 2016 , he bet on a horse in Aintree and lost . Soon after , a car crashed into the window of the shop . He was questioned by the police regarding the incident . ( PROSE : " Joyride " )
Fifth Galaxy The Fifth Galaxy was represented at the Galactic Council by Zephon , its Master in 4000 . ( TV : " The Daleks ' Master Plan " ) Prior to this , in 3932 , the Embodiment of Gris ruled there until Zephon deposed it . ( AUDIO : " Neverland " ) Bernice Summerfield once inadvertently insulted the Master of the Fifth Galaxy . ( PROSE : " Beige Planet Mars " ) The planets Vreular ( COMIC : " After Life " ) and Kevin were located in the Fifth Galaxy , ( PROSE : " The Tomorrow Windows " ) and was located " a long way " from the planet Gryben . As part of an undercover mission , K9 Mark I pretended to be a vicious robot criminal from the Fifth Galaxy . ( AUDIO : " Weapon of Choice " )
Azmec Corporation The Azmec Corporation was a far future business created by the Kephra on the planet Tarron . After Tarron was colonised , the Vorassan cult came into existence and began converting the colonists and killing those who refused . The Kephrans stopped the cult , and created the Azmec Corporation to run the now chaotic colony , faking a holovid that control had officially been turned over to them . Centuries later , the Kephra saw that the Tarronians were developing technology that would reveal the holovid was a fake . To prevent this , they used a primitive Time Scoop to kidnap the founder of the Vorassan cult , Akha Vorass , and have him kill the top scientist s in the field . They also developed holoprobe s of their own and denied all requests to reconstruct the old holovids . The First Doctor and Dodo investigated and found the faked holovids . The Kephra were banished from Tarron and the Tarronian civilisation devolved into anarchy . ( PROSE : " Tarnished Image " )
Fixing a Hole ( short story ) Fixing a Hole was the sixteenth short story in the Short Trips anthology " " . It was written by Samantha Baker . It featured the Sixth Doctor and Tegan Jovanka . A sequel to the televised segment " A Fix with Sontarans " , this story featured a serious epilogue to the otherwise camp fourth - wall breaking special , as Tegan and the Doctor once again prepare to part ways . The title " Fixing a Hole " can be seen as both an in - universe reference to the emotional gap in - between the Doctor and Tegan following her final television story and as a real - world reference to the narrative gap between " A Fix with Sontarans " and following stories which do not feature Tegan and the Sixth Doctor travelling together . Summary . " to be added " Notes . " to be added "
Cedric Mathews Cedric Mathews was a ten - year - old student at Arkwood Private School . A genius , he used his skill at chemistry to create a formula which enhanced aggression and tested it on the animals at a local zoo his class visited on a field trip . When the normally peaceful animals suddenly became aggressive , the Third Doctor and the Brigadier arrived to investigate . They traced the source of the trouble to the visiting Arkwood students , but were too late to stop Mathews from giving the formula to his fellow students in an attempt to take over the country and overcome adult control of his life . The Doctor used the school ' s chemistry lab to create a pacifying drug which stopped the rampaging students and Mathews was sent to a detention centre . ( COMIC : " The Arkwood Experiments " )
Dan Barratt Dan Barrat voiced Jem in the Big Finish " Doctor Who " audio story " Doctor Who and the Pirates " and was a Dalek Operator in the " Doctor Who " television stories " Army of Ghosts " and " Doomsday " . He also contributed short stories to the unofficial charity anthologies " The Twelve Doctors of Christmas " and " Seasons of War " .
Kol Pasha Kol Pasha was a human colony . It was known for its expensive real estate and its fashion designers , who dictated the beauty , dress es and cosmetics for almost five hundred planet s . At one point , it was visited by the Quoll Gevaunt , who planned to turn the population into edible material for the Quolls by making them addicted to the Eternal Youth Drug . However , he was stopped by the Fourth Doctor . ( COMIC : " Victims " )
Marcus Scarman Marcus Scarman , brother to Laurence , was an English archaeologist and a Fellow of All Souls College , Oxford . He lived in the same village as Laurence , in a priory that later burned down and the site of which would become that of UNIT HQ . Marcus found the Black Pyramid in Egypt , the prison of the Osiran Sutekh . Sutekh killed him but animated his corpse and used it as a vessel of his power . Scarman ( or his body ) returned home via a time - space tunnel contained in an Egyptian sarcophagus . Scarman killed Ibrahim Namin , Sutekh ' s servant , and with a small number of Osiran service robot s at his command set about doing Sutekth ' s will . He killed his brother Laurence , witnessed the destruction of the Osiran war missile , and travelled to the Pyramid of Mars with a possessed Fourth Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith to release Sutekh from the Eye of Horus . Despite Sutekh being freed , the Doctor defeated him , after which he relinquished his hold on Scarman ' s body , allowing him to die . Scarman appeared to regain his personal consciousness , saying " I ' m free ! Free at last . . . " , in the moments before he collapsed , died and turned to dust . ( TV : " Pyramids of Mars " ) The Eleventh Doctor later mentioned Marcus Scarman when talking about great archaeologists . ( PROSE : " The Glamour Chase " )
Malawi Malawi , formerly known as Nyasaland , was an Africa n country during Sarah Jane Smith and Harry Sullivan ' s time . They visited Malawi with the Fourth Doctor about four hundred years before it was called Nyasaland . While there , they got embroiled in a hunt for a mythical beast called a " Nandi Bear " . In the process , they convinced the tribal chief to deceive the tribal shaman about the success of the hunt . Though this deception was beneficial in the short run , the shaman eventually discovered he ' d been duped . The chief was then executed , and the tribe failed to progress as swiftly as it might have . ( PROSE : " To Kill a Nandi Bear " ) Constance Clarke grew up in Nyasaland . She returned to the United Kingdom after her father died of tuberculosis prior to 1940 . ( AUDIO : " Criss - Cross " )
Vardon - Kosnax War The Vardon - Kosnax War was a war that took place 140 million years BC between the Vardon and the Kosnax . The planet Xeriphas was caught in the crossfire of the war and devastated by radiation . The native Xeraphin , who were poisoned , merged into a gestalt intelligence and travelled in a ship to Earth , which at the time was nearing the end of the Jurassic period . ( TV : " Time - Flight " )
Khlecht The Khlecht were a race of space - faring asset strippers . Their biology was composed of many arms , many legs , and darkness where their eyes should be . They formed the Khlecht Entity , Inc . and were known across the galaxies for their ruthless efficiency . They were able to time travel and used organic technology , at least in the bombs they left behind them : their ideology was , " We don ' t just leave a place the way we found it ; we make it better . " The Khlecht were one of the many races that came to 1945 Dusseldorf in search of the persuasion machine . They even bought other species in order to get it . Based on their recordings , they may have been somewhat humanoid and spoke with cheerful voices . ( AUDIO : " Persuasion " )
Sovereign ( short story ) Sovereign was the second story in the anthology " Iris Wildthyme and the Celestial Omnibus " . It was written by Mags L . Halliday . Summary . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Gallipoli Circa the 1970s , the Third Doctor claimed to Robbins that he was wounded in the leg in Crimea . He quickly changed his story to say it was Gallipoli , and then El Alamein , before questioning if it mattered . ( TV : " The Sea Devils " )
Cobaltikar 45 Cobaltikar 45 was normally a peaceful planet with mineral reserves of Cobaltikar ore , which it traded . It was populated by robot s that had started off as factory workers but whom had evolved into a new species by the time the Eleventh Doctor visited with Decky Flamboon . One of their kind , Cobalikbot Acorn Delta went rogue and was imprisoned beneath a replica of the Eiffel Tower that was bought in exchange for ore from a Brancheerian . ( COMIC : " Tower of Power " )
Inferno ( book ) Inferno was a poem by Dante which told the story of a visit to Hell . Leonardo da Vinci in 1505 used " Dante ' s " Inferno " " as a curse . ( COMIC : " The Swords of Kali " ) Whitechapel in 1888 reminded William Blake of a scene from Dante ' s " Inferno " . ( PROSE : " The Pit " ) Victoria Waterfield thought that the Darkheart colony looked like something from Dante ' s " Inferno " . ( PROSE : " The Dark Path " ) The Five Outer Worlds were named after the lowest circles of Dante ' s Hell . ( PROSE : " The Taking of Planet 5 " ) Nyssa thought that the sight of thousands of humans who were addicted to " Surrender , Earthlings ! " and now experiencing withdrawal was the nearest she would ever come to experiencing Dante ' s " Inferno " . ( PROSE : " Not So Much a Programme , More a Way of Life " )
The Pariah The Pariah was a living weapon created on Gallifrey by the Time Lord s . Biography . The Pariah was cast out of Gallifreyan society by Rassilon as it had developed a mind of its own and rebelled . During a final confrontation with Rassilon , its containment sphere crashed on Earth , where it was discovered by Abraham White . The Pariah offered Abraham White power and immortality , Abraham accepted and joined with the Pariah . The duo later created the organisation known as the Threshold . The Pariah was killed when the Eighth Doctor destroyed the Threshold base on the Moon by destroying a Threshold device known as the Eye of Disharmony . ( COMIC : " Wormwood " )
The Mortal Mirror The Mortal Mirror was a mirror created by the Darksmith Collective in memory of the Mortal Monks . It was also created as a trap for Manfred Grieg . He was consumed by the mirror and as a punishment , when leaving the mirror , he would be fragile because he would be made of glass . That was his curse . General Orlo claimed to have created a duplicate of the mirror , when it was actually the original , ready to continue with his plan . Martha entered the mirror at one point and found Zerugian s asleep in a sort of dormitory . Everyone there were warriors . The Tenth Doctor saved her . When somebody watched as the person punished was consumed , they were officially trapped . The Doctor and Martha were forced to close their eyes as they exited the mirror . Otherwise they would have perpetual glass bodies . Tylda , originally thought to be Janna , believed that she had a sister , but it was actually her reflection , a mirror image that was created by the Mortal Mirror . It seemed to chase her and follow her . ( PROSE : " Martha in the Mirror " )
Griffin ( Unnatural History ) Griffin was a collector from the Needle . Griffin ' s collection of creatures included Mandelbrot s , a Dodo , bog wraith s , Serpentoidian s , Hypnoredip s , a robo - destroyer , a leopard woman , a man with three eyes and Mutant Marvin the Two - Horned Unicorn . Griffin travelled to San Francisco in 2002 , where he attempted to collect creatures that were falling through a dimensional scar . Griffin ' s efforts to capture these creatures by the Eighth Doctor , who was trying to seal the rift . Griffin became obsessed with defining the Doctor , believing that the disruption to reality caused by the scar was due to the Doctor ' s own insanity rather than his own manipulation of it . As Griffin tried to use the scar to rewrite the Doctor ' s biodata , the Doctor pushed Griffin into the dimensional scar . ( PROSE : " Unnatural History " ) Personality . Although he considered himself a scientist , when faced with data that contradicted what he already ' knew ' , Griffin sought to make the new data fit his theories rather than alter his own views to accommodate new data , essentially believing that the universe was wrong rather than consider that he might not understand .
Hulzarrian carp Hulzarrian carp came from the planet Hulzarr Prime . They secreted a nerve toxin that was deadly to most mammal ian life forms . Bev Tarrant hoped to use the toxin against the Fifth Axis . Irving Braxiatel poisoned himself and Mushtaq Anson with the toxin , but they were given the antidote in time . ( PROSE : " Five Dimensional Thinking " )
The Stuff of Nightmares ( JL audio story ) The Stuff of Nightmares was the first story in the thirteenth season of " Jago & Litefoot " audios from Big Finish Productions . Publisher ' s summary . Litefoot and Jago are both suffering from strange waking nightmares . They resort to hypnotherapy to try to diagnose the problem . But meanwhile a Time Agent is looking for them – as a way of tracking down the notorious criminal Magnus Greel . Before they know what is happening , our heroes find themselves trapped in a dystopian future where nothing makes sense any more . . . Plot . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Tangled Tangled was a musical movie which was made by Disney and Pixar . It had a page on Wackopedia . In 1977 , Iris Wildthyme anachronistically sang songs from " Tangled " at a Berlin cabaret . ( PROSE : " Low / Profile " ) Behind the scenes . In the real world , Pixar had no part in the production of " Tangled " .
DWI Special Edition Winter 2012 Nearly a year after it was cancelled by Panini , " Doctor Who Insider " ( a North American - focused sister publication of " Doctor Who Magazine " ) , returned in November 2012 for a one - off " winter special " dedicated to the first half of Series 7 . It is the 10th issue overall of DWI , although it is not numbered . This was the final edition of " Doctor Who Insider " .
9 January On 9 January 2003 , Gabrielle Graddige wrote an e - mail to the Brigadier soliciting his opinions on the " InterCom Affair " , so that his thoughts could be incorporated into her book , " War in Space - the Real Story " . ( PROSE : " The King of Terror " )
Heinrich Heinrich was a piano player in Bianca ' s Cabaret , a nightclub designed to look like it belonged in Berlin in the 1930s , but which in reality was on a planetoid in deep space . Normally he would play fairly low - key lounge music on his own , but Heinrich was also responsible for backing music when the club chanteuse Bianca was singing . On rare occasion Heinrich would sing himself . He sometimes did a bad impression of Noel Coward . ( AUDIO : " The Wormery " )
Scots Guards The Scots Guards were a part of the British Army . Alistair Gordon Lethbridge - Stewart joined the Scots Guards in the 1950s and was stationed for a time at Aldgate . ( TV : " The Web of Fear " , " The Green Death " ) By the late 1960s he was a colonel in the 2nd Battalion , and was on training manoeuvres in the Libya n desert when he was called to London by Colonel Spencer Pemberton of the Parachute Regiment First Battalion ( 1 PARA ) , the Special Forces Support Group ( SFSG ) , to deal with the London Event . ( PROSE : " The Ambush ! " ) The 2nd Battalion went on be deployed to West Germany where it was based in Iserlohn as part of 4th Armoured Brigade , while Lethbridge - Stewart was officially assigned to the Wellington Barracks in London by Major General Hamilton . ( PROSE : " The Forgotten Son " )
Fishing ( slang ) " Fishing " was a term Peri Brown used to describe Leonid Kurakin making sure she wasn ' t in a relationship with the Sixth Doctor in 1963 . Kurakin , a Soviet , was not familiar with the expression . ( AUDIO : " " )