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1902 In 1902 , the Tenth Doctor and Martha Jones visited Scotland , and discovered that Balmoral Castle — and King Edward VII — had been removed by the Judoon . ( PROSE : " Revenge of the Judoon " ) Rupert Gaskin began construction of the Gaskin Tunnel . ( PROSE : " Wishing Well " ) The Fourth Doctor and Leela visited Fang Rock and defeated the Rutan Host . ( TV : " Horror of Fang Rock " ) After being sent back in time to Hull on 5 December 1920 by a Weeping Angel , Kathy Nightingale claimed to have been born during this year . ( TV : " Blink " ) The Seventh Doctor , Ace and Hex visited Egypt and met Howard Carter . ( AUDIO : " False Gods " ) In Wembley , the Watkins Tower was closed . The tower was incomplete and there were plans to finish it , but the site would instead be used for Wembley Stadium . ( COMIC : " They Think It ' s All Over " ) The Eleventh Doctor recruited Edwardian explorer John Riddell to help him with a 24th century distress call . ( TV : " Dinosaurs on a Spaceship " ) Gordon Conall Lethbridge - Stewart was born . ( PROSE : " The Wages of Sin " ) The Fifth Doctor once wanted to witness the Australian cricket team ' s tour of England in this year . ( AUDIO : " Alien Heart " )
Pontypool Pontypool was a town in South Wales . North - west of Pontypool was Abertillery and to the north - east was Abergavenny . West of Pontypool was Mountain Ash . ( TV : " The Categories of Life " ) Pontypool appeared on Mary Cooper ' s map of overflow camp s in and around Wales . ( TV : " The Categories of Life " )
Doctor Who : Monster Invasion ( trading cards ) Doctor Who : Monster Invasion is a card game , very much like the Battles in Time cards . There were 90 cards in the first series . They have stats , like Top Trumps . These are : Scariness , Cunning , Strength , Ruthlessness and Power . The initial set of cards features images from the 2005 reboot up to , and including Series 5 . There were also 16 cards that could be used with the interactive website to create 3D effects that ' come to life ' , and other enhanced game features . There are 345 cards to collect . Errors . The Prisoner Zero card is named " Face Tendril " . This was what it was referred to by Matt Smith and Karen Gillan before " The Eleventh Hour " was shown . Initial card releases . Bold denotes interactive cards Following the initial release set of 90 cards , a nationwide release of 165 cards was boosted by a further release of 180 cards . These were available to purchase independently of the magazine , at high street retailers and newsagents . In July 2012 it was announced that from issue 32 a third brand - new set of 126 cards were to be added that would be exclusively with the magazine . Furthermore magazine collectors were guaranteed different cards in every part ( i . e . no duplicates ) and also that they will collect all 126 . Small print on the packs revealed the title would run to at least issue 52 . With , subscribers ( and readers of Doctor Who Adventures 280 ) , received an exclusive 5 / 5 card featuring The Silence .
Wu ( The Time Travellers ) Wu was the commander of a South Africa n squad in an alternate timeline . After bombing London , they parachute d down to invade . He was killed when Skinner blew up the nuclear reactor on the Isle of Dogs . ( PROSE : " The Time Travellers " )
First City First City was the capital city of Qo ' noS , centre of the Klingon Empire in the parallel universe of the United Federation of Planets . In an alternate future in which the Cybermen had conquered Qo ' noS among various other worlds , shown to Captain Jean - Luc Picard by the Eleventh Doctor , Cyber - converted Klingon s roamed the First City . ( COMIC : " Assimilation² " )
Uncreator Prime The Uncreator Prime was the leader of the Uncreator subspecies of the Triskele . When the Lawgiver , who moderated the actions of the Engineers and Uncreators , was dying , the Engineer Prime went to Earth in 1930 to find a new one . Neither an Engineer or Uncreator could be the replacement , as then the new one would be biassed towards those it had come from . When Peter Rathbone demanded the Triskele surrender to him and they did not immediately agree , he shot and killed the Lawgiver , possibly psychically manipulated into doing so by the Uncreator Prime . This freed the Uncreators , who turned more bestial from centuries of suppressed rage . Before they could cause severe damage , Lord Tamworth fought and defeated the Uncreator Prime . Trying to mentally influence Rathbone to kill Tamworth , Peter was able to gain enough control to shoot the Uncreator Prime instead . The Engineers declared Tamworth as the new Lawgiver , a title he refused . He said he would advise them only , and help the Triskele find a new way . ( AUDIO : " Storm Warning " )
Dimensional divide The " dimensional divide " was a term used by the Seventh Doctor and the Master that referred to the space between dimension s . The Doctor compared it to the insulation between walls . The Dimensioneer s created interdimensional corridor s that crossed the divide , though they deteriorated over the ages . ( AUDIO : " Dominion " )
Cliff Richard Rose Tyler and her mother , Jackie , watched Cliff Richard movies " every bank holiday Monday " . Rose told the Tenth Doctor she picked up 1950s slang from these movies . The Doctor responded , somewhat derisively , " I knew your mum would be a Cliff fan . " ( TV : " The Idiot ' s Lantern " )
Rhythm of Destruction ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . The Doctor arrives on the uninhabited planetoid Quish , famous for having the biggest natural amphitheatre in the galaxy . The Blitzats Jazz Quartet are playing , but shortly afterwards the planetoid implodes . Everywhere they play they leave a trail of destruction in their wake – someone dies ; a city is wiped out ; an entire planet vanishes . . . But why - and how ? The Doctor realises that the answer lies close to home . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added " External links . " to be added "
Kitty Harris Kitty Harris was a woman who lived in Sydney during at least part of World War II . Mrs Harris ' husband was stationed elsewhere during the fighting . She took in billets . Corporal Jed Allum was one of her guests . She had received a notice announcing two new billets : Dr John Smith and Ace . The night they were due to arrive , Japanese submarine s bombed the ships in the harbour , delaying the Doctor and Ace ' s arrival . After they arrived , the Doctor left Ace behind . When Ace had gone upstairs to bed , Mrs Harris went outside and killed a chicken , unaware that Ace was watching her . She gutted the chicken so she could read the signs in the blood , feathers and hair . After Ace had left , she returned , along with the Doctor and Li Chen Mei . Mrs Harris , who was trying to manipulate the " hymnal skein " , or life force , to protect the city , was stopped by Mei . The Doctor explained that Mrs Harris could sense the life force but didn ' t have the understanding to manipulate it . ( PROSE : " Hymn of the City " )
Vama Vama was a Time Lord who was " old friends " with the Doctor . According to the Sixth Doctor , Vama had left Gallifrey and " [ given ] himself the job of overseeing . . . Lagon 2 " , a star system . ( PROSE : " The Deadly Weed " )
Missing Adventures ( anthology ) Missing Adventures was the eleventh Big Finish " Bernice Summerfield " story anthology . It was edited by Rebecca Levene . Publisher ' s summary . One day she will bring down empires and decide the fate of the universe . One day she will be feared by the creatures of evil and revered wherever people have had just a little bit too much to drink . But all that is yet to come . . . This very special collection celebrates 15 years of Bernice Summerfield . It explores her early life and the events that shaped the archaeologist and space - adventuress we know today . A circus offers solace for the loss of her father ; boarding school will try anything to make her behave ; and when the military catch up with runaway Benny , her freedom will cost her dearly . . . Missing Adventures features 12 all - new stories , many of them by those who played a formative part in Benny ' s development , including Ben Aaronovitch , Andrew Cartmel , Peter Darvill - Evans and Andy Lane . There ' s also a genuine puzzle to be solved – with a prize hidden somewhere in the UK !
Penansulix Structure The Penansulix Structure , also known as the Penansulix Science Structure , was a location on the planet Gallifrey , the homeworld of the Time Lord s . The Edifice was faintly discernable as it hovered over this Gallifreyan structure . There were at least ninety - six floors within the building and it possessed a number of residential quarters within its form . The science structure was filled with the most advanced as well as latest developments in Gallifreyan technology . ( PROSE : " The Ancestor Cell " )
Untitled ( 10DY3 10 comic story ) An untitled back - up comic story was printed within Titan ' s " Year Three " issue ten . Summary . " to be added " Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
House Urquineath House Urquineath was minor Great House which was officially known as the " maven house of inconsequence " and " holder of naught " . Christèmas thought it was " one of the shittier Houseworld bloodlines " . Antigone and the Hussar were both members of House Urquineath . The Hussar stole all of Urquineath ' s assets and gambled them away at Serendipity Keep , causing the House to go bankrupt . Antigone , ashamed of the decline her House had gone through , renegaded to the newly formed House Paradox . By the time of the War , Urquineath no longer existed and was almost completely forgotten . As members of the Homeworld high caste , House Urquineath members like Antigone had purple - flecked eyes . ( PROSE : " Weapons Grade Snake Oil " )
Toberman Toberman was Kaftan ' s servant . He accompanied her on Professor Parry ' s expedition to Telos . The expeditionary party blasted through rock face of a cliff and found the entrance to the tomb of the Cybermen . After the doors had been de - electrified , it was found to be too heavy to move . Kaftan was unwilling to have Toberman open the doors as she did not want him to lose his life . Parry suggested they had only brought him along for purposes such as these . The Second Doctor was able to play on Toberman ' s pride to have him open it , accusing him of being afraid . He complied , granting them access . Kaftan wanted Toberman to stay with her while Parry , Eric Klieg , the Doctor and other members of the party went down . However , the Doctor was unwilling to leave him behind , so Kaftan instructed him to go too . After Klieg woke the Cybermen , Toberman was taken prisoner along with the others . However , while Hopper rescued the rest of the group , Toberman was separated and recaptured . He was partially cyberconverted , with his right arm replaced with that of a Cyberman arm and his mind bent to the will of the Cyber - Controller . Together , Toberman and the Cyber - Controller went to the upper level . The controller agreed to release Toberman , with the Doctor and Jamie McCrimmon observing the change in his disposition . Under the Cyber - Controller ' s instructions he attacked Klieg , knocking him unconscious . However , when the controller killed Kaftan , the Doctor was able to successfully appeal to his humanity and he turned on that Cyber - Controller , lifting him above his head and throwing him into a control panel . Toberman then accompanied the Doctor back into the tomb , acting on the Doctor ' s instilled value in him to destroy evil . There , he was able to wrestle with a Cyberman while the Doctor restored the others to their dormant state . He damaged the panel on the front of its casing , killing it . The Doctor prepared an electrical current that would seal the entire tomb . However , the Cyber - Controller revived and moved to attack them . Fleeing back outside , they attempted to close the doors which were the final piece in the electrical flow , but were unable to battle against the strength of the controller . In full knowledge of the consequences , Toberman stepped up and forced the doors together , sealing the tomb . The circuit complete , Toberman and the controller were both killed by electrocution . ( TV : " The Tomb of the Cybermen " )
Castaway ( comic story ) Summary . A desert island castaway is using high - pitched sound to make a giant squid attack passing ships . The Doctor and the Brigadier are holidaying on the Brigadier ' s private yacht when it is attacked by the squid . Taken as prisoners , the Doctor and the Brigadier are imprisoned by the castaway in the cave . References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Riley ( The War Games ) Corporal Riley was an officer in the Confederate Army during the American Civil War . He was abducted by the War Lord s and hypnotised into participating in their simulated version of the war . He , like all the surviving victims of the War Lords , was returned home by the Time Lord s . ( TV : " The War Games " )
Donald Stark Dr Donald Stark was a scientist . Stark worked with Grace Holloway on a project to merge Time Lord and human DNA . However , the sample Holloway had obtained was from the Deathworm Morphant that the Master had used to survive his execution by the Dalek s . Stark used the sample on himself , becoming a human - morphant hybrid . The morphant ' s hunger made him eat people and absorb their knowledge , growing larger . But since Stark did not have the Master ' s strength of will , he was overwhelmed by all the memories of his victims . The Eighth Doctor was able to destroy him with a helicopter full of explosives . ( COMIC : " The Fallen " )
Managra Managra was a malevolent creature who used the Gallifrey an art of mimesis to infuse itself into other beings ' bodies . Its name was an anagram of " anagram " , cleverly designed to keep people confused about its true identity . As with Gorgons , the victim lost themselves by looking directly at Managra . When they did so , they saw their own faces , jumbled like an anagram . It used its victims to gain knowledge of its surroundings , and eventually wreak havoc . It thought of itself as " the devil " . According to the Fourth Doctor , though , it was just " a mimic , an entity that copies what it sees , repeats what it hears " . Managra was an ancient enemy of Gallifrey whom Rassilon tossed into the time vortex . There he was thought to have been imprisoned forever . Since it depended upon finding a host through which to experience reality , Rassilon believed the time vortex was the one place it could never find a corporeal host . Nevertheless , it found Francis Pearson one day and fused with him to gain the knowledge to defeat Earth . Ultimately , however , the Doctor used his mastery of mimesis against Managra and defeated it . ( PROSE : " Managra " )
Quinn ( The Phantom Wreck ) Quinn was the captain of the ship that Bernice Summerfield took to Sisyphus IX . He was once married and had a daughter but she and his wife were both killed in a riot . He was in the employ of the Gomagog . Benny persuaded him that he was wrong and he allowed her to escape before he destroyed the planet . ( AUDIO : " The Phantom Wreck " )
Sontaran fragmentation grenade The Sontaran fragmentation grenade was one of the most dangerous weapons used by the Sontaran . It was a small , egg - shaped sphere with an indentation on the top . It would completely annihilate everything in a small blast radius once it was activated . The Master obtained a fragmentation grenade and used it to try to kill the Third Doctor . He commanded Professor George Philips to throw it at the Doctor , but the Doctor and Jo Grant were able to convince him to stop at the last second . He threw it away from the Doctor , but Phillip was killed by the blast . ( PROSE : " Doctor Who and the Terror of the Autons " ) Nic Reece was also able to obtain two fragmentation grenades . One he used to booby - trap his room on Peladon . The other he kept on his person and intended to use it if he was in danger , though Bernice Summerfield threw it off a cliff when he tried to use it on the Seventh Doctor . ( PROSE : " Legacy " )
Juno 10 Juno 10 was a planet purchased by Jack for its branzine . He imported Halfling s to mine the mineral , creating a twenty metre wide hole in the process . He delivered shipments of branzine via rocket ships that launched from the planet . The Second Doctor , Jamie McCrimmon and Zoe Heriot visited Juno 10 and met Jack , who was pretending to be there to warn visitors of the health and safety risk the hole posed . Zoe persuaded Jack to allow them to inspect the hole but , as they did so , a second hole opened behind the trio and they fell in . Their fall was broken by the slimy ground underfoot and they made their way to Jack ' s rocket and Zoe bypassed the keypad to gain access . Worried by the danger they posed to his haul , Jack launched the rocket and was startled to find that it exploded in mid flight . The Doctor , Zoe and Jamie had escaped in the ship ' s ejector seat s and confronted Jack as he inspected the wreckage . As punishment , Zoe used Jack ' s transmat to teleport him to Paradine Alpha , a peaceful planet that Jack already owned . ( AUDIO : " Penny Wise , Pound Foolish " )
Brigadier Brigadier was a military rank on Earth . The Doctor ' s good friend and companion , Alistair Gordon Lethbridge - Stewart , was often referred to by this rank . Having first met him as a Colonel , ( TV : " The Web of Fear " ) the next time the Second Doctor met Alistair Gordon Lethbridge - Stewart , he had been promoted to Brigadier and made head of the United Kingdom branch of the newly formed UNIT . ( TV : " The Invasion " ) Though promoted to General decades later , ( PROSE : " The Dying Days " ) his friends and colleagues , such as the Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith , would continue to refer to him as " the Brigadier " ( TV : " The Poison Sky " ) or " the Brig " ( TV : " Revenge of the Slitheen " ) as he was commonly known . In 2009 , Lethbridge - Stewart introduced himself as " Brigadier Sir Alistair Gordon Lethbridge - Stewart " . ( TV : " Enemy of the Bane " ) A later UNIT leader also held the same rank , Brigadier Winifred Bambera . ( TV : " Battlefield " )
Liberta Ellensdottir Liberta Ellensdottir lived in Iceland in 5017 . Like many others , she tried to attend a Christmas party given by Nicholas Santana , but since she didn ' t have an invitation or a donation , she was sent to the lower levels to work , with the promise of being able to attend the party on the twelfth day . Libby , assigned to wrap presents , included bomb s in the presents as a way of disrupting the party . The Sixth Doctor used some of Libby ' s bombs to stop Santana from flooding the lower levels with magma . ( PROSE : " Revellers of Doom " )
MM VHS 18 Myth Makers 18 : Marvel Comics was a Reeltime Pictures direct - to - video documentary . Unlike previous entries in the series , in which a actor or crew member was interviewed , this one delved into the history and production of " Doctor Who Magazine " . Crew . " to be added "
Ascension Islands The Ascension Islands were a group of islands in the Atlantic Ocean on Earth . One of these islands was Ascension Island . Circa 1962 , a Dalek survivor of the Last Great Time War fell through time and crashed like a meteorite on the Ascension Islands . The Dalek lay in its burning crater for three days , screaming the entire time , before it was retrieved . Its weapon systems inactive and its outer armour heavily damaged , the Dalek was sold at private auction and passed through several hands . By 2012 , it was owned by Henry van Statten . ( TV : " Dalek " ) In 2010 , while Jo Jones attended a faked funeral of the Eleventh Doctor , Clifford Jones , her husband , picketed an oil rig on Ascension Island . ( TV : " Death of the Doctor " )
Living in the Past ( short story ) Living in the Past was a short story in DWM 162 . It was the first appearance of Ace in " DWM " fiction . Morever , it expanded on an explanation offered in " Train - Flight " for where she had been for the several years that had elapsed since her introduction on television — namely , that she had been living in the Cretaceous period of Earth ' s pre - history . It and the three other short stories featured in issues of " DWM " ( " Scream of the Silent " , " The Infinity Season " and " Teenage Kicks " ) were unusual cases of " DWM " prose that was narratively continuous with the " DWM " comic strip . The events of this story were particularly so , being prefigured by the earlier comic story " Train - Flight " , and following on from " Doctor Conkerer ! " as per a caption below its final panel . Summary . The Doctor arrives in Mongolia during the Cretaceous period to pick up Ace , whom he had dropped off there . Along the way he encounters a pit of Dhole s and an alien slave who has escaped from a nearby construction site . Ace arrives with a herd of assorted dinosaur s to trample the site , destroy it and free the slaves . Plot . " to be added "
Doctor Who Magazine / Doctor Who Weekly Doctor Who Weekly began in 1979 under the editorship of Dez Skinn . Skinn was editorial director of Marvel Comics ' UK division and had been hired to expand the company . He had been trying to launch a " Doctor Who " title alongside his " House of Hammer " and " Starburst " for over three years but could not get the BBC license because of an existing single page " Doctor Who " comic strip in " TV Comic " . Skinn made the initial announcement of the pending launch at the August 1979 " Doctor Who " convention - launch photo here before a September promotional tour which included the 1979 Worldcon SF convention at Brighton alongside Tom Baker ( the Fourth Doctor at the time , photos here ) as well as various retail and wholesale meetings to promote the first issue to the trade . " Doctor Who Weekly " was first released on 17 October 1979 published by Marvel Comics Ltd on a Thursday , with a cover price of 12 pence in the United Kingdom . It continued to be published in the standard weekly format until September 1980 when it changed to a monthly format , and was retitled " Doctor Who Monthly " .
Fuse rod The fuse rods were made from Cibrianite Flux . If two Fuse Rods were touched at the same time without protection , these fuse rods would complete an electro neurological circuit that could render a human unconscious for at least an hour . However , if the Fuse Rods were touched with gloves this would not happen . Sarah Jane Smith asked Maria Jackson to give them to her , but also told her to wear gloves . Then she used the fuse rods to built an energy web machine . Later Maria used the Fuse Rods on Mark Grantham , which knocked him out for an hour . ( TV : " Warriors of Kudlak " )
The Dreamer ' s Lament ( novel ) Publisher ' s summary . While visiting his mother , Lethbridge - Stewart is a little perturbed when Harold Chorley calls to ask for his help . A train from Bristol has gone missing , and Chorley is convinced it has something to do with the Keynsham Triangle , where over fifty people have vanished without trace since the early 1800s . Elsewhere , Anne Travers is coming to terms with a loss in her family and sets about preparing for his funeral . However , news reaches her that both Lethbridge - Stewart and Chorley have gone missing , and her help is required to find them . And , hopefully , solve the mystery of the Keynsham Triangle . What connects the missing train to the Triangle , what has it got to do with a Wren from the 1940 s , and just why does it appear that Lethbridge - Stewart and Chorley are in the village of Keynsham in 1815 ? The answers lie in the Dreamers Lament , and a strange being called the Loa . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "