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Campbell Soup Campbell Soup was a company that sponsored an Orson Welles radio drama series . ( AUDIO : " Invaders from Mars " ) Behind the scenes . Though not specified in - story , this is likely a reference to , which is what " Mercury Theatre of the Air " was renamed in December 1938 . Note , however , that in the real world Campbell didn ' t begin sponsoring Welles ' programme until several months " after " his " War of the Worlds " broadcast .
The Trodos Tyranny ( comic story ) The Trodos Tyranny was a " TV Comic " story featuring the First Doctor , John and Gillian . Summary . In this , the Doctor ' s first encounter with the Trods , he and his companions discover the truth behind the origin of the robotic enslavers who have overthrown their human creators on Trodos . The controlling Super - Trod is only a puppet directed by a power hungry criminal . References . " to be added "
Soul extractor Soul extractors were devices used by artists at some point around or after the 22nd century . Artists would use them to siphon off parts of their soul and insert them into the canvas of the painting , literally giving the painting more passion and soul . The devices were only ever meant to be used when necessary , and if used in large quantities would be dangerous . One example of this was when an artist became addicted to a soul extractor , using it so much that he created a living being within the canvas of the painting . ( PROSE : " Untitled " )
Monopoly ( game ) Monopoly was a board game originating on Earth . The First Doctor , Barbara , Ian and Vicki played Monopoly while celebrating Christmas with George Smythe and his family in 2004 . ( PROSE : " Every Day " ) The Fourth Doctor , Romana II and K9 played Monopoly aboard the TARDIS . K9 used the dog token . The others had to roll the dice and move on his behalf . ( PROSE : " The Romance of Crime " ) The Sixth Doctor and Melanie Bush played a game of Monopoly . The Doctor enjoyed winning , noting that he didn ' t often get the opportunity to act like a power - crazed dictator . ( AUDIO : " The One Doctor " ) The Seventh Doctor had a Monopoly game from the 1930s or 1940s in Smithwood Manor . ( PROSE : " " ) Mel Joseph offered to play a game of Monopoly with Ace . ( PROSE : " Conundrum " ) The Doctor was once taken by the Entity into grey space , where he was to play Monopoly . However , he left in the TARDIS while the entity decided who would go first . ( AUDIO : " Seven to One " )
Colin Teague Colin Teague has directed several " Doctor Who " universe stories . He is one of the few directors to work on all of the first three BBC Wales series . He became widely known amongst BBC Wales personnel as " Tumblin ' Teague " , following an incident during the filming of " The Sound of Drums " in which he fell and required brief hospitalisation . David Tennant revealed the nickname in commentaries for series 3 episodes .
Anthony Bradshaw Anthony Bradshaw was an orphan . Anthony was " sold " by Mr Sutton , the workhouse ' s overseer , to Edward Hardiman , who recognised his talent for foretelling the future and used him in a variety show at a music hall for a month . He was billed as " the Amazing Anthony – the Wonder of 1898 " . Anthony ' s gift was evidence of a parasitic energy that was feeding on him called Lawphoram . Captain Jack Harkness rescued Anthony and freed him from the Lawphoram . Jack gave Anthony a new , long life and returned towards its end to say goodbye to him in hospital before he died . ( PROSE : " Best Friends " )
Ivzid First Pilot Ivzid was a Chelonian who was part of Big Mother ' s fleet . He and General Hezzka were sent to Zamper to purchase a battle cruiser . When he tried to implement Strategy Z to blow himself up and destroy the Zamp ' s egg chamber , a Zamploop ate him and prevented the explosion . ( PROSE : " Zamper " )
Bryan Mosley Bryan Mosley ( sometimes credited as Buddy Windrush and Brian Edwards ) played both a Prop Man and Malpha in the " Doctor Who " television story " The Daleks ' Master Plan " . He later played an uncredited stunt Pirate in " The Smugglers " . ( DWM 321 ) Though undoubtedly best known to modern audiences for his long run on " Coronation Street " that lasted until his death , he was an active character actor for most of his life . In the 1960s , arguably his most prolific period , he was a guest on most of the decade ' s most famous " cult " British programmes , including , , , " Z - Cars " and the like .
Limehouse Laundry Limehouse Laundry was a London establishment run by men of the Tong of the Black Scorpion . After he was injured by a giant rat in 1889 , Li H ' sen Chang went there " to destroy the false god " Magnus Greel . During their visit to the laundry , the Fourth Doctor and Leela found him smoking opium to relieve pain . He died of his wounds in their presence . ( TV : " The Talons of Weng - Chiang " )
Potentialiser The Potentialiser was a being who detected the potential for a talent , a talent that by way of circumstance would never come to fruition , and would extract that potential and give it to someone who could use it . ( PROSE : " Potential Energy " )
Grown Not Made Special Interest Group The Grown Not Made Special Interest Group was a People - run interest group that made organic spacecraft for lesser species . ! C - Mel was originally a member until an accident destroyed much of his mind , forcing him to be rebuilt as an organic Person . ( PROSE : " Ghost Devices " )
Joe Logue Jr Joe Logue Jr was the son of Joe Logue and his wife . He was born after his father went to World War I and never saw him . In July 1916 , when the boy was two years old , Joe Logue Sr was sent by a Weeping Angel to his demise . ( COMIC : " The Weeping Angels of Mons " )
Malvern Hills Malvern Hills were hills that were located in England . Barbara Wright said she used to go there during summer as a child . When the First Doctor turned on the TARDIS scanner , it showed a picture of England with Malvern Hills in the distance . ( PROSE : " The Edge of Destruction " )
Well A well was typically a hole dug to a water source such as a spring . A Vurosis got into a well in Creighton Mere and waited , its brain elsewhere . ( PROSE : " Wishing Well " ) When the Doctor got thirsty in medieval times , he had his friend Bors and the peasants of the area to dig a well in multiple different areas . ( TV : " The Doctor ' s Meditation " ) While dining with Clara Oswald , Danny Pink became defensive about his time as a soldier , emphasising his humanitarian work , which included digging twenty - three wells . ( TV : " Listen " )
Glenda Neil Glenda Neil was a middle - aged English society hostess . In 1920 , Glenda was in Lord Farthingale ' s country retreat when Sebastian Marten and Paul Steiffers were killed . During his investigation of these deaths , Dr Merrivale Carr gathered the house guests into the library , where he believed that Glenda was originally the male impersonator and Broadway entertainer , Kitty Kickshaw , and the murders were a cover - up being discovered . Immediately after , the Ninth Doctor and Rose arrived , explaining the deaths were the result of " invisible alien s " . A haze appeared , accompanied by a buzzing sound . Bart Faversham had started being lifted up and was tossed into the fire . The Doctor and Rose figured out that it was the drive of the invisible aliens ' spaceship that was inadvertently causing this , proving Glenda ' s innocence . The Doctor signalled the ship with the standard galactic code of the 455th century to repair the ship . When the haze subsided , Glenda took her first opportunity to spit in Dr Carr ' s face for insinuating she had murdered Sebastian and Steiffers . ( PROSE : " Doctor vs Doctor " )
Operation Gibbon Gibbon was a covert operation in which Alec Palmer was involved . The Eleventh Doctor called it " the one with the carrier pigeon s " , and said that it was " brilliant " . ( TV : " Hide " ) Behind the scenes . Although " Hide " never makes a wholly unambiguous reference to World War II , this reference in conjunction with mentions of the " Baker Street Irregulars " , " U - boat operations in the North Sea " and the sabotage of " railway lines across Europe " seem to point to the real life Operation Gibbon of 1942 , in which British forces attempted to " establish and organise a secret new carrier pigeon communications network " in Belgium , in support of the Special Operations Executive . Of course , " Hide " comes nowhere close to this level of definition , refusing to even name the year , or even war , in which the operation occurred .
Roseborough Research Library The Roseborough Research Library was a library located in or nearby Ealing , England , during the early 21st century . When Sarah Jane Smith was erased from the space - time continuum by the Trickster , her friend Maria Jackson went to that library in search of information . In a digitised newspaper article kept there , Jackson discovered that , in the alternate universe in which she now lived , Sarah Jane Smith had died at age thirteen on July 13 , 1964 . ( TV : " Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane ? " )
Church of Kabari The Church of Kabari was one of the many religions represented in the Multihaven . The Kabarians worshiped Kabari , a versatile material which could be used as a foodstuff , a hat , and a wallpaper , among many other things . It was an extremely practical religion . They formerly worshiped water . Their leader was Bishop Parrash . ( AUDIO : " Faith Stealer " )
2060 In 2060 , the Olympic Games were held in Barcelona . By this time , cricket was an Olympic sport . ( AUDIO : " Nekromanteia " ) In South America , the Amazon ' s ecosystem collapsed and the rainforest turned into a desert . ( AUDIO : " Loups - Garoux " ) Earth ' s first off - world colony ship , whose destination was Jupiter ' s sixth moon Europa , was launched from the Kennedy Space Center . ( AUDIO : " Death Among the Stars " )
Vanguard ( The Spirit Trap ) Mrs Vanguard was a medium who held séance s for the people of London in the 1890s . She lived at No . 13 Ignatius Road in Camden Town . Her ceremonies were apparently so compelling that they attracted the watchful eyes of Henry Gordon Jago and Professor George Litefoot . Jago believed that the seances were a theatrical trick , but after thorough investigation , people who had met Vanguard during one of her ceremonies had become " possessed " . She was actually communicating with spirits from the 49th century . They had requested her help in bringing them bodies so they could reach their final goal : to possess her majesty , the Queen herself . It turned out that Mrs . Vanguard was under the control of the spirits and was actually an innocent civilian , pretending that she had the powers to speak to those dear to the people who visited her . ( AUDIO : " The Spirit Trap " )
Yeames Yeames was the painter who painted " And When Did You Last See Your Father ? " It was a famous lost treasure of 19th century Earth that Irving Braxiatel liberated for the Braxiatel Collection . Vosta Dankasta convinced Fifth Axis Commander Spang that the painting was a fake and burned it . ( PROSE : " Every Picture Tells a Story " )
Showing Initiative ( short story ) Showing Initiative was the tenth story in the Bernice Summerfield anthology " Something Changed " . It was written by David Cromarty . Summary . Paul Stevens has come to the Braxiatel Collection to study . He is employed by Jason to catalogue the collection . Soon he is tasked to find a missing item . Continuity . " to be added "
The Cabinet of Light ( novel ) Publisher ' s summary . Where is the Doctor ? Everyone is hunting him . Honoré Lechasseur , a time sensitive " fixer " , is hired by mystery woman Emily Blandish to find him . Lechasseur discovers that the Doctor is , in fact , a semi - mythical figure who has appeared off and on throughout Earth ' s history . But what is his connection with London in 1949 ? And why is a mysterious group seeking " the cabinet of light , " a device somehow connected with the Doctor ? Lechasseur is about to discover that following in the Doctor ' s footsteps can be a difficult task . Plot . " to be added " Audio release . The story was released as an audiobook read by Terry Molloy . Due to licensing restrictions , references to the Doctor were removed .
Galapogan The Galapogans were a humanoid species with orange skin and a distinct aroma . In an attempt to save themselves the embarrassment at the Intergalactic Trials ( a competitive games event ) as a team of losers they resorted to the use of the illegal muscle enhancing drug mediphosphide . Their attempt to cheat was exposed by the Eleventh Doctor and the team were arrested and disqualified . ( COMIC : " The Intergalactic Trials " )
Seal ( animal ) Seals were Earth marine mammal s . In the 1900s , Vince Hawkins , a lighthouse keeper on Fang Rock , told Leela that he talked to seals to combat boredom . ( TV : " Horror of Fang Rock " ) Seals were among the animals kept in the sea room of Shaun Brett ' s monument to his deceased father in Alaska . When the Permian s revived in 1994 , they inadvertently used their bioelectric fields to fuse the seals ' bodies with those of the other animals to form monstrous hybrid s . ( AUDIO : " The Land of the Dead " ) Seals were among the marine animals accidentally killed by the Arill during their visit to Earth in the 12th century . Their bodies washed up on the shore near Lowith , where they were gathered by the villagers for food ( seal fat was rendered and used to make candle s ) . ( PROSE : " Dark Horizons " )
Clive Cazes Clive Cazes ( 6 September 1929 - 24 December 1989 ) played the Captain of the Guard in the " Doctor Who " television story " The Massacre of St Bartholomew ' s Eve " . Cazes debuted in a 1959 episode of " Dial 999 " , after which he appeared on , " Danger Man " , " The Saint " , , , , , and . His final known acting credit was in a 1972 episode of .
William Brok William Brok was a space miner . After finding a quantum white hole orbiting the planet Albert , his spaceship broke down . He was rescued by the " Bonaventure " , but had to give up the salvage rights of his discovery . ( PROSE : " Grimm Reality " )
Christopher Ellison Christopher Ellison ( born 16 December 1946 ) voiced Morian in the Big Finish " Doctor Who " audio story " The Game " . He is best known for playing DCI in " The Bill " and being the titular character in its spin - off " Burnside " .
Wooden Cyberman The wooden Cyberman was a variety of Cyberman created out of wood during the Siege of Trenzalore . Its purpose was to enter Christmas undetected , as wood made it low - tech , preventing it from triggering the Papal Mainframe ' s alarm system as it passed through the force field . It was tricked into taking its own life by the Eleventh Doctor as it did not know the sonic screwdriver did not work on wood . This Cyberman shot flames with its gun ( similar to a flamethrower ) and used the phrase " incinerate " , unlike other Cybermen , who used " delete " . It also had a light tinted yellow speech indicator as well as a yellow chest piece , both of which were blue for all other Cybermen of the same design . ( TV : " The Time of the Doctor " )
Great Portland Street tube station Great Portland Street was one of the original stations on the London Underground network . In 2010 , it was the focus of an artificial rupture in the fabric of time and space caused by Thomas Brewster operating a time machine comparatively more primitive than the TARDIS . It allowed him to transport a train of people from Earth to Symbios . In tracking down this time machine , the Sixth Doctor and Patricia Menzies landed in the original foundations of the station where they noted its old brickwork and its rat s . ( AUDIO : " The Crimes of Thomas Brewster " )
New Venus New Venus was a planet known to the Fourth Great and Bountiful Human Empire in the year 200 , 000 . The planet was part of Calypso V and was known for its beautiful landscape , often competing with neighbouring planets in the system like Venice . Many risked their lives to reach New Venus and enjoy it . ( PROSE : " The Coming of the Terraphiles " ) The planet was ravaged by sandstorm s , where 200 sentients were killed in the Archipelago . ( TV : " The Long Game " )
Coloth Coloth was a young male Ulk - Ra . He had a brother named Otchon . Tasked by the chief male of his clan , Coloth underwent a rite to become considered a warrior : he went out into the wild with the goal of killing a beast and bringing back its pelt . However , Coloth was found by Ossu - male , an Ulk - Ra augmented by the War Lord s , and captured . Coloth was kept trapped in woven vegetation for a while until - on orders from the War Lord programming - Ossu - male killed Coloth by slicing him open with his paw s . ( PROSE : " War Crimes " )
Day - vid Kit - sun Day - vid Kit - sun , father of Ben Gay - ul , was a slave of the sentient Canines in Prague in 2406 . His son escaped and was rescued by K9 Mark I , who helped them lead a rebellion against the Canines and rescue the Fourth Doctor and Leela . ( PROSE : " The Dogs of War " )
Peter Craze Peter Craze ( born 27 August 1946 ) is an actor who appeared in three " Doctor Who " television stories : he played Dako in " The Space Museum " , Du Pont in " The War Games " and Costa in " Nightmare of Eden " . He is the younger brother of actor Michael Craze , who played companion Ben Jackson , and the brother - in - law of Edwina Craze . His other television credits included roles on , " Z - Cars " , " Blake ' s 7 " , " Dixon of Dock Green " , , " Bergerac " , " The Bill " and " EastEnders " .
Natjya Tungard Natjya Tungard was Joseph Tungard ' s wife . She and Joseph were married on 28 March 1937 . Their son Luka was born four years later , but did not survive to his second birthday . After World War II they fled the Communists and moved to England . She contracted tuberculosis years later . In the 1950s , When Monica Lamprey decided they were no longer useful , she killed Stephen Pike and Natjya . ( PROSE : " Spiral Scratch " )
Dispater Dispater was a planet . In the 26th century , it was owned by Vol Mercurius , who had bought it with money he had stolen from Abslom Daak . Daak went to Dispater to recruit Mercurius to fight the Dalek s . They were invading the planet when Daak arrived , which helped convince Mercurius to depart on the " Kill - Wagon " . ( COMIC : " Star Tigers " )
The Museum of Curiosities ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . At last Carruthers Summerton – the greatest admirer of Jago and Litefoot and their would - be biographer – gets to accompany his heroes on an investigation . But amongst the bizarre murders and strange clues lies a much deeper and far more dangerous mystery . Unsure who they can trust , Jago and Litefoot will find out the truth at the Museum of Curiosities . . . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added "
Robyn ( Secret Origins ) Robyn was supposedly an old friend of Bernice Summerfield . She helped her to find her son Peter Summerfield and told Benny about Frost . She told Benny about a legend . She reminded of old memories , which could have been implanted . She could control time and experienced time backwards . She was sent to save Buenos Aires in the future . She used Benny ' s memories to help work out who sent Frost to destroy it . ( AUDIO : " Secret Origins " ) She helped Bev Tarrant to stop Allen Ward from being abducted , but she was abducted herself . She was dismantled but Bev was instructed by her on how to fix her . She then shot Bev as she knew what Doggles was up to and wanted to stop it as it affected her masters , the Deindum . She tried to force Benny through the fissure . ( AUDIO : " Resurrecting the Past " ) Adrian Wall heard that someone fitting Robyn ' s description had been spotted on one of the Rimworlds . He tried to contact her but received no reply , and wondered if her programming was wiped . ( PROSE : " Adorable Illusion " )
Korven Pan - Dimensional Army The Korven Pan - Dimensional Army were a part of the Korven military , if not the entire force . K9 was wired to a Korven cryopod and forced to siphon the space - time energy from the explosion of the STM . This opened a portal through which the Korven pan - dimensional Army could attack , led by Lomax . Gryffen tried to shut down the STM but only made things worse . He overcame his agoraphobia and made it to the Millennium Dome , where he used the voice - activated shutdown code for the STM to fuse the black and white holes . Lomax and the army were sucked into the cataclysm and destroyed when the STM exploded . ( TV : " The Eclipse of the Korven " )
Marshal Summerfield III Marshal Summerfield III was the son of Marshal Summerfield II . He was born in the mid 23rd century . Before his death , Marshal II gave Marshal III his position as director of Caprisi Military Academy . During his time as director , Marshal III began building up a clique known as the Wayfinder Order in Caprisi Academy . The order would later be famous for its " right - wing views and kinky rituals " . In the late 23rd century , Marshal III had a son whom he named Marshal Summerfield IV . He passed on the position as director of Caprisi Military Academy to Marshal IV . Records of Marshal were kept until the 26th century . Christine Summerfield learned about Marshal when she read the Summerfield family tree . ( PROSE : " Dead Romance " )
Charles Kettering Professor Charles Kettering was a scientist and ' s assistant on the Keller Machine . He demonstrated its first use in Stangmoor Prison to the press , among whom was James Stevens . The Third Doctor continuously interrupted Kettering during his elucidation about the Keller process . After Barnham , the one hundredth and thirteenth person to undergo the process , had an odd reaction , the Doctor claimed that the Keller machine was a new and unusual menace to mankind . ( TV : " The Mind of Evil " , PROSE : " Who Killed Kennedy " ) Kettering refused to listen to the Doctor ' s warnings about the machine ' s dangers , and it was while checking over the machine , shortly after the mysterious death of observer Arthur Linwood , that it killed him by turning his fear of drowning against him . His fear was so great that water manifested in his lung s . ( TV : " The Mind of Evil " )
DWDVDF 106 The one hundred sixth issue of the " Doctor Who DVD Files " - " The Ultimate Build - up Doctor Who Encyclopaedia " had a cover date of 23 January 2013 . Magazine content . Collectable loose leaf pages divided into seven categories that could be filed accordingly .
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz The Wonderful Wizard of Oz was a book by Frank L . Baum . The Eighth Doctor kept a copy of it in his TARDIS library . ( AUDIO : " Storm Warning " ) In 1936 , Lord Richard Pollard read the novel . ( AUDIO : " The Fall of the House of Pollard " ) It was later adapted into a film . ( AUDIO : " The Settling " , PROSE : " Love and War " , " Grimm Reality " , " Iceberg " , " Dead Romance " , " Mad Dogs and Englishmen " )
Strax ' s Guide to the Galaxy Strax ' s Guide to the Galaxy was a series of travelogues in the " Doctor Who Adventures " , beginning in DWA15 1 . They focused on different locations in the " Doctor Who " universe , as described by Strax .
Dave ( Meat ) Dave was a worker for Harries & Harries . He tied up Ianto Jones and Rhys Williams . After the supplier ' s " Cash Cow " was mercy killed by Owen Harper , Torchwood Three gave him retcon to forget everything that happened . ( TV : " Meat " )
DWDVDF 29 The twenty - ninth issue of the " Doctor Who DVD Files " - " The Ultimate Build - up Doctor Who Encyclopaedia " had a cover date of 10 February 2010 . Contents . Collectable loose leaf pages divided into seven categories that could be filed accordingly .
Never Gonna Give You Up " Never Gonna Give You Up " was a song that played on Pete Tyler ' s car radio on his way to church for Stuart Hoskins and Sarah Clark ' s wedding on 7 November 1987 . Rose Tyler , in the car with him , was confused when the song turned into anachronistic hip - hop music . It was sung by Rick Astley in the version heard in the car . ( TV : " Father ' s Day " )