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Sewa Singh Sewa Singh ( 2012 - 2094 ) was a scientist responsible for assessing the quality of the bearings that held the artificial planet Kuppam in place . The bearings around Kuppam broke and Kuppam was destroyed , resulting in the death of 50 , 595 people . The Earth authorities blamed Singh for the deaths and United Nations officials were dispatched to bring him back to Earth to stand trial . Due to a medical condition , Singh ' s lifespan would be significantly reduced if he returned to the higher gravity planet from his home on the Moon . Singh decided to end his own life by walking on the lunar surface with a space suit that only had a limited oxygen supply , thus committing suicide and avoiding the slow painful death that he would face on Earth . ( PROSE : " Growing Higher " )
Library of Alexandria The Library of Alexandria was a library built by the ancient Greek s in the Egypt ian city of Alexandria . Its librarians not only ejected the Fourth Doctor but suspended his lending privileges , because , according to him , " they didn ' t trust me after I misshelved the Dead Sea Scrolls " . Nevertheless , he still had one of their books , Ptolemy ' s " Treatise on the Structure , Position and Medicinal Nature of Celestial Bodies " out on loan some 2093 years and four months after it was due back . ( PROSE : " Eye of Heaven " ) The Library of Alexandria was set on fire in the 5th century . ( AUDIO : " The Library of Alexandria " ) By the time of his sixth incarnation , the Doctor saved several scrolls from the fire . ( AUDIO : " The Carrionite Curse " ) At some point before his seventh incarnation , the Doctor saved two plays by Aristophanes from the flames . ( PROSE : " " ) The Eighth Doctor told Tamsin Drew that he couldn ' t save the Halcyon from the Ice Warrior s any more than he could prevent the fire of the Library of Alexandria . ( AUDIO : " The Resurrection of Mars " ) Iris Wildthyme once compared the Great Big Book Exchange to the Library of Alexandria . ( PROSE : " Enter Wildthyme " )
Sound ( video game ) Sound was a game published on " The Sarah Jane Adventures " website . It was part of the " KS2 Bitesize Science " project , where children learned maths , English and science by playing video games . The game was narrated by Daniel Anthony . As a reward for finishing the game the children got a Shansheeth mask . Scenario . The dangerous plant Rakweed is covering the UK like a blanket . Luke Smith is infected by its deadly spores . The school bell breaks the plants ' communication methods and neutralises the Rakweed spores . A sound of the same frequency has to be transmitted across the country to kill off the Rakweed and save Luke ' s life . Clyde Langer downloaded a clip of the school bell onto his phone , but it is not playing the sound - it ' s just showing the sound ' s vibrations . Clyde has to make the same sounds and vibrations with Haresh Chandra ' s electric guitar , so that the Rakweed can be destroyed . The end of the game . The Sound of Haresh Chandra ' s electric guitar has wrecked the Rakweed ' s communication system , the rakweed ' s beaten and Luke is feeling better ! How to play . The player has to make the same sounds and vibrations with Haresh Chandra ' s electric guitar , so that the Rakweed can be destroyed . The player only needs the arrow keys and the spacebar to play the right sounds . The game can ' t be lost . If the player doesn ' t succeed he can repeat his last action ' s countless times until he is right . Only then the game continues .
Hypergem Hypergems were rare crystal s which could be extracted from hypergem ore . One of the places the ore could be found was on Arden . Hypergems always occurred in matched pairs . Low - energy wide - band transmissions through hyperspace could be made between them , with no added power or equipment . The Shenn used them to control the duplicates they created . It allowed instantaneous and continuous control between the original and the copy , with the Shenn inside able to override the link when necessary . They could thus send them from Arden to Tairngaire without any reduction in connection . ( PROSE : " Shadowmind " )
Earth Alliance of Corporations The Earth Alliance of Corporations ( also known as EAC and the Holding Company ) was the collection of all the corporation s that traded off - Earth . In 2156 , Christine Lafayette ' s mother Madrigal was the chairperson of the group . That year , Earth Central declared bankruptcy and EAC took control of the planet and all its holdings , including Project Eden . ( PROSE : " Lucifer Rising " )
Seismosaurus The seismosaurus was a sauropod dinosaur . It was one of the largest land animal s on Earth . It was more than one hundred fifty feet long and weighed over one hundred tons . It was a dull grey green . It lived in small to large groups , migrating to find food . The seismosaurus lived during the late Jurassic period . The seismosaurus was one of the species that the Silurian s brought back from extinction after they took over in a parallel world . Herds of seismosauruses roamed in the jungle s of England . The Seventh Doctor and Ace hid in a herd of them to escape from Silurian hunters . ( PROSE : " Blood Heat " )
French Revolution The French Revolution was a series of political and social upheavals in France in the late 18th century . This was the First Doctor ' s favourite period of Earth history : " All the turbulence of the age crammed into five years in one tiny country , " as he put it . ( PROSE : " The Man in the Velvet Mask " ) It was an age which he visited on several occasions . The Sixth Doctor ' s companion Jason ( a . k . a . the Marquis de Saint Epiman de Sinee de la Tour ) was a young aristocrat living in France at the time of the Revolution . He was sentenced to death by guillotine in 1789 but was rescued by the Doctor . Later , the meddling of a Dalek caused the TARDIS to return to revolutionary France . Jason was arrested once more and his sentence was almost carried out but he managed to escape again . ( AUDIO : " The Ultimate Adventure " ) Revolutionary - era France was the site of the First Doctor and Susan Foreman ' s first visit to Earth . ( PROSE : " Just War " ) Later , while attending Coal Hill School in 1963 , Barbara Wright lent Susan a book called " The French Revolution " , in which Susan noted several historical inaccuracies . ( TV : " An Unearthly Child " ) The Doctor and Susan visited Revolutionary - era France again , specifically July 1794 , this time with Ian Chesterton and Barbara Wright accompanying them , not long after departing 1963 . ( TV : " The Reign of Terror " ) The Doctor and Dodo Chaplet later visited an alternate timeline , in which the Revolution continued longer than it did in N - Space . ( PROSE : " The Man in the Velvet Mask " ) The fighting was at its worst in Vendée in western France . ( AUDIO : " Fields of Terror " ) Behind the scenes . " The French Revolution " was a working title for " The Reign of Terror " . One possible " game over " for the video game " Don ' t Blink " has the player being sent back in time by a Weeping Angel to the year 1789 to die in the French Revolution .
Rocinante Rocinante was the Time Lord ambassador to the Qwerm . The Qwerm trapped her inside her TARDIS and plotted to one day invade the universe and defeat the Time Lords . Rocinante placed the interior of the TARDIS in a time loop and trapped the Qwerm inside . She was midway through a regeneration when the time loop initiated , leaving one half of her an old woman , and the other half a small child . Rocinante then signalled for another TARDIS to help her . River Song was the first to find her , and together they managed to trap the Qwerm inside the TARDIS forever by connecting the TARDIS ' front and back doors together . ( PROSE : " River of Time " )
Skateboarding Skateboarding was a sport , popular amongst teenagers , in which the participant rode on a skateboard , often on a ramp , and , for the more advanced of skateboarders , played tricks . When Luke Smith asked Clyde Langer its purpose , Clyde replied , " It ' s skateboarding , it ' s fun . It just is . " When Clyde tried and failed to ollie , Alan Jackson gave him some tips , having been named King of the Concrete in his youth . Clyde , considering skateboarding to be a sport exclusively for children his age , and exclaimed , " But you ' re old ! " when Alan played a few tricks himself . Alan ' s skateboarding skills proved useful when he knocked over the Graske Krislok with his board , and captured him . ( TV : " Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane ? " ) Even Luke had a go at skateboarding that day , and Clyde saw he was horrible at this . He told Maria he had " no sense of balance at all " . He later used this as proof that Heidi and Jay Stafford could not possibly be Luke ' s real parents — Heidi claimed they gave him a skateboard for his birthday . ( TV : " The Lost Boy " )
Ron Oates Ron Oates was the visual effects designer on several " Doctor Who " stories , mostly during the latter half of the Patrick Troughton era . He worked on " The Abominable Snowmen " , " The Ice Warriors " , " The Web of Fear " and " The Dominators " , as well as a lone Jon Pertwee serial , " The Green Death " . He also led the visual effects department on the Barry Letts / Terrance Dicks creation and worked extensively on the earliest series of the seminal comedy .
Article 57 of the Shadow Proclamation Article 57 of the Shadow Proclamation was a subsection of the Shadow Proclamation . This article prohibited the destruction of a fully established Level 5 planet such as the Earth if no hostile actions were implemented by the planet . The Eleventh Doctor ordered the Atraxi to return to Earth after they decided the destruction of the planet in order to kill Prisoner Zero referring to this article . ( TV : " The Eleventh Hour " ) The Yeamorg Warrior s were collected by the Shadow Proclamation for breach of Article 57 . ( COMIC : " Finders Keepers " )
Mojo Her mojo was among the things that Clara Oswald lost as a child . She eventually got it back . ( WC : " " ) Behind the scenes . While the exact meaning of " mojo " was not specified in the episode , Clara was most likely using mojo as slang . To have " lost your mojo " refers to a loss of inspiration or creative genius , the loss of that special spark . However , mojo could also refer to the magazine , a music magazine that has been published in the UK since 1993 . Mojo can be also be a reference to charm or sex drive , a meaning heavily popularised by the series . Since the " Austin Powers " films were released during Clara ' s childhood , she may very well have been aware of them when she made this reference , though likely with only a child ' s understanding of the term .
Joanna Piros Joanna Piros played a KKBE news anchor in the 1996 " Doctor Who " TV movie . Along with her co - star Mi - Jung Lee , Piros was an actual journalist and news anchor performing in cameo as a nod to her real - world career . Piros has cameoed as news anchors in many other productions , and now works in the communications and public - speaking fields .
Tollmaster The Tollmaster was the sole employee at toll port G715 . When the Seventh Doctor and Mel arrived at the toll in the TARDIS , the Tollmaster informed them that they were the ten billionth customers and had won a Nostalgia Tours trip to Disneyland , 1959 . Some time after the tour bus left , Gavrok and the Bannermen arrived in search of the Chimeron Queen Delta , who had escaped them on the bus . The Tollmaster would not reveal their destination , claiming it was more than his job ' s worth , and Gavrok let him go only to shoot him as he ran away . ( TV : " Delta and the Bannermen " ) Behind the Scenes . In the novelisation , the Tollmaster ' s only description is of being a " scaly alien " rather than having a human apperance .
The Monk ' s logbook The Time Lord the Monk kept a logbook , a " sort of diary " . It was recovered by Steven Taylor and Vicki Pallister in his own TARDIS . They managed to read that he had met Leonardo da Vinci and discussed with him the principles of powered flight ; he had put two hundred pound s in a London bank in 1968 , and he had nipped forward two hundred years and collected a fortune in compound interest . ( TV : " Checkmate " )
Pinnacle Books Pinnacle Books is an imprint of America n book publishing company . From April 1979 to June 1980 they published Americanised editions of ten Target Books novelisations . Reprints continued to April 1989 . Logo . The Pinnacle book covers bore the same " Doctor Who " logo as used by the limited - run 1978 Aeonian Press reprints of the " Day of the Daleks " and " Robot " novelisations . The logo was used in various colours on each novelisation . Some of Pinnacle ' s novelisations are known to have been reprinted with the same cover image , but the colour of the logo changed .
Plant and Animal Habitats ( video game ) Plant and animal habitats was a game published on " The Sarah Jane Adventures " website . It was part of the " KS2 Bitesize Science " project , where children learned math , English and science by playing video games . The game was narrated by Anjli Mohindra . As a reward for finishing the game the children got a comicbook screensaver . Scenario . Serveral alien lifeform s have come to Earth . A Baaraddelskelliumfatrexius Beast , a Poppito tree , Travast Polong , a Blathereen and a Rakweed plant . They have to get back to their home planets . If they stay on Earth for to long they might invade the planet . Rani Chandra and Mr Smith want to sent them home . The alien lifeforms come from two different planets Raxacoricofallapatorius and Polongus . End of the game . Rani Chandra and Mr Smith manage to send all alien life forms back to their home planet . The Baaraddelskelliumfatrexius Beast is sent to an area of the tall forest of Raxacoricofallapatorius without any Raxacoricofallapatorian s , so that it couldn ' t be harmed by them . The Poppito tree also stays there . The Blathereen and the Rakweed are sent to the chalky hills of Raxacoricofallapatorius . And Travast Polong starts to live in the bog of Polongus . How to play . The player has to decide which planet and area he wants to send the alien lifeforms to , so that all of them survive . He also needs to make sure that the alien lifeforms do not harm each other . The player can ' t send the alien lifeforms to the wrong places . If he wants to do so he is stopped by Rani Chandra , who says that this would be the wrong area for the animal and that he needs to sent it to a different area . The player only needs the mouse to put the alien lifeform to the right planet .
The Rocket Men ( audio story ) The Rocket Men was the forty - sixth release in the Companion Chronicles audio range . It was the second story of season 6 . It was written by John Dorney and featured Ian Chesterton . Publisher ' s summary . The TARDIS has landed on Platform Five , a floating city in the sky of the planet Jobis , and for a time the Doctor , Ian , Barbara and Vicki get the chance to enjoy this idyllic place . Then the Rocket Men arrive , led by the sadistic Ashman . When the only other option to certain death is suicide , Ian Chesterton takes the gamble of his life . . . Plot . The Rocket Men ( 1 ) . " to be added " The Fall ( 2 ) . " to be added "
Topau Topau was the builder of the temple that held the body of the Aztec Yetaxa . He was the father of Ixta . He had been in love with Cameca , but disappeared , taking the knowledge of the entrance to the temple ' s tomb with him . When Cameca stated that he watched over the temple every day , the First Doctor assumed that he was a gardener . ( TV : " The Aztecs " )
Protocols of Linearity The Protocols of Linearity were the most important and widely - discussed of the Protocols of the Great House s . They made it illegal ( and therefore impossible ) for Homeworlder s to travel into the past of the Homeworld . A consequence was that if an agent of the Great Houses were to leave the Homeworld for five years , though they could theoretically return moments after they left , upon their return they would inevitably find that five years had passed there as well . In effect , whenever an agent entered an area of time outside the Homeworld , their relative histories would be temporarily linked so that their " present " s would be indistinguishable , despite being aeons apart . This rule applied to other time - active powers as well , including Faction Paradox . Because they signed the Gregorian Compact with George II in 1752 , agents of the Faction and the Great Houses alike found it difficult to penetrate Earth ' s causality for the next seventy years . Observing this period would , in effect , be too much like looking into their own future . During the War , both the Great Houses and the enemy obeyed the Protocols of Linearity . Many theorised that this was due to the Houses ' inability to revoke the Protcols , an agreement between the two parties , or both parties ' fear of the consequences of non - linearity . ( PROSE : " The Book of the War " ) Exceptions . Robert Scarratt was known to test the limits of linearity by using timeship s to go AWOL for periods totaling at least a year of subjective time . When the Remote left Faction Paradox , they became divorced from linearity . This explains Compassion ' s life , for instance , since she was born during the War but travelled with an old - fashioned timeship in the pre - War era before becoming the first 102 - form . Cousin Belial slipped through the lock on the late 1700s by being reborn in 1782 . The Violent Unknown Event at Zo la Domini broke linearity and allowed agents of the Great Houses ' pre - War Order of the Weal , including Chatelaine Thessalia , to interact with War era agents of Faction Paradox . This led Thessalia to believe that the Faction was the enemy , and shortly after the event she disappeared in another VUE on the frontier of time . ( PROSE : " The Book of the War " )
Sedna ( short story ) Sedna was the tenth short story in the Short Trips anthology " " . It was written by Andrew Frankham . It featured the Third Doctor and Jeremy Fitzoliver . Summary . The Doctor and Jeremy have landed on Sedna . The Doctor has been here before , and recognises , to his dismay , the style of the architecture as being Siccati . He realises that the Siccati attacked their own colony world on Neptune when he visited with Sarah . The Doctor needs to meet with the leaders of Sedna , the Arranger s , to get them to call off their attacks . He and Jeremy are informed by their guide , AquatiNtism , that they must each make a work of art to present to the Arrangers if they wish an audience with them . The Doctor paints a picture , and is very proud of it , while Jeremy makes a misshapen sculpture . To the Doctor ' s surprise , Jeremy is chosen to appear before the Arrangers . While the Doctor attempts another work of art , Aquati takes Jeremy to see the Arrangers . Jeremy , however , gets lost and finds himself in a cavern , in which there is a huge egg - shaped device suspended over a shaft . Jeremy realises it is a bomb and heads back to find the Doctor and tell him of his discovery . The Doctor and Jeremy are brought before the Arrangers , but only Jeremy is allowed to address them . He asks them why they are attacking their colony , and one of the Arrangers , TrompelOeilism , explains . The Siccati , who value art very highly , travel through the galaxy turning planets into works of art , and then leave for another world . That is what the bomb is for — to transform Sedna into a work of art . The colonists on Neptune are supposed to be doing the same thing , but they wish to stay on Neptune . Jeremy proposes a competition — each planet will create their best work of art ; if Sedna wins , the Siccati on Neptune will finish their work , and if Neptune wins , the Siccati there will be allowed to stay . The Arrangers agree , and choose Jeremy to be their adjudicator . The Doctor is disappointed that he wasn ' t chosen , but decides to be the adjudicator on Neptune . Jeremy chooses the Neptune work of art as the winner , and they learn that the Neptune adjudicator also chose it . Jeremy asks Trompel why he was chosen , and she explains that his imperfect art was exciting because it wasn ' t perfect . She then states that she is dying and would like Jeremy to take her place as Arranger . Jeremy declines , and he and the Doctor leave . On the way , however , they must make a stop on Neptune so the Doctor can take his turn as adjudicator . Notes . " to be added "
Technician ( The Armageddon Factor ) A technician worked in the the Marshal ' s control room on Atrios . When the Marshal asked where Shapp was , the technician told him that Shapp was investigating an intruder report in K - Block . He then gave the Marshal a report of the situation and told him the only remaining spaceship was the command capsule . Before the Marshal left to destroy Zeos , the technician wished him luck . ( TV : " The Armageddon Factor " )
Siralos Siralos was a planet composed purely of psychic energy . It was said to be one of the 700 Wonders of the Universe . History . used the power of Siralos to catch the first seven incarnations of the Doctor in a series of traps . The Master also trapped several of the Doctor ' s enemies : Dalek s , Sontaran s , Cybermen , etc . in dungeons and death traps . The Doctor ' s servitor device , known as the Graak , was tasked with rescuing each of the seven Doctors from the Master ' s deathtraps . The Doctor ' s TARDIS as well as the Master ' s had both been tuned to Siralos so the Graak could reach one of the Master ' s dungeons by crossing the Great Divide , a nexus which led either directly into the psychic energy of Siralos , or into one of its manifestations . The Master assigned many missions to the Graak during his quest to rescue the Doctors . These usually took the form of riddles or retrieval of items . After succeeding in each mission , the opening of another portal across the Great Divide took the Graak to a more physical , action - oriented scenario . One such scenario had the Graak materialise within the Doctor ' s own brain . Another has the Graak engage in a space battle with a Dalek ship . Other scenarios included car and train chases , jousts with Sontarans and mazes . After each of these scenarios was completed , the Doctor of that level was released from capture . ( GAME : " Destiny of the Doctors " ) Behind the scenes . Siralos was an anagram of , referring to the titular planet of a novel written by Stanislaw Lem , later adapted into two films . In the novel , Solaris causes illusions based on the thoughts or living beings close to it .
Tony Beckley Tony Beckley ( 7 October 1927 - 19 April 1980 ) played Harrison Chase in the " Doctor Who " story " The Seeds of Doom " . He is best known for his role as Camp Freddie in the 1969 version of " The Italian Job " .