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Hu Bak Hu Bak was a gang leader in Hong Kong . In the Walled City of Kowloon , he and his thugs tried to beat up a monk who , unknown to Bak , was his brother Hu Cheung . The gang fled when the Sixth Doctor and Peri Brown rescued Cheung . When the Doctor , Peri and Cheung found the Platinum Dragon , Bak and his gang ambushed them . The dragon absorbed Bak , both controlling him and being controlled by him . Cheung had to fight him , and when he defeated the dragon , Bak was freed . ( PROSE : " Exclave " )
Pet Sanderonne Pet Sanderonne was an inhabitant of Sumana . He and his partner Raf Lee kidnapped Leela for Lady Hakai . After their usefulness was ended , they were killed and the Fourth Doctor framed for their murder . ( PROSE : " Match of the Day " )
Carnell Carnell was a highly trained psychostrategist , who prided himself on his ability to predict all the variables on a given event , assuming he had all the information . He had only failed once , but it was a failure that had resulted in his exile from the Federation . Carnell was on the run for two years prior to establishing himself in Kaldor City . He kept the ship in which he landed on Kaldor hidden , should he need to flee from the planet . ( PROSE : " Corpse Marker " )
Gallifreyan technology Gallifreyan technology included time travel devices ( such as the TARDIS ) , as well as other significant inventions . History . Abandoned technologies . Gallifreyans experimented with tachyon ics before abandoning that field in favour of warp matrix engineering . ( TV : " The Leisure Hive " ) Time Lord s also experimented with hyperspace , but finally abandoned it as a theoretical absurdity two thousand years before the Doctor ' s time ( TV : " The Stones of Blood " ) Time Lord technology . Dimensional transcendentalism . The Time Lords had the ability to make objects that were bigger on the inside than on the outside . This technology was used for TARDIS es and for some Time Lord prisons . Behind the scenes . This information about hyperspace conflicts with several known examples of other species successfully using hyperspace technology ( e . g . human s in TV : " Frontier in Space " ) .
Third Avenue Bridge The Third Avenue Bridge was a bridge in New York City . To the north of it was the 145th Street Bridge , and to the south was the Triborough Bridge . In 2010 , the Vykoid s blocked all of the bridges and tunnels out of Manhattan with debris , including the Third Avenue Bridge . ( PROSE : " The Forgotten Army " )
Disinfectodroid Disinfectodroids were cleaning robot s manufactured by Acme Industries . History . Many Disinfectodroids operated on a space station near Jupiter , where they cleaned up and disinfected garbage before teleport ing it to a planet inhabited by primitive , four - armed aliens , who were very displeased at their world being turned into a dump . When a space plague threatened the station , the Disinfectroids quarantined it and began cleaning it up , going so far as to clean up the people on board and deposit " them " on the garbage planet as well . The Tenth Doctor and Rose Tyler arrived at the station in the TARDIS and encountered the robots while investigating the disappearance of the people . The Disinfectodroids pursued the Doctor and Rose back to the TARDIS , depositing it and them on the garbage planet . The robots were planning to leave the station and clean up Earth itself when the Doctor returned with the people and the natives , who attacked and destroyed many of the robots with their spear s . The rest were reprogrammed to clean up the garbage planet and send the garbage to Acme Industries headquarters in the hope that it would change their corporate policy . ( COMIC : " The Germ War " )
Pakafroon Wabster Pakafroon Wabster was a music group . According to the Tenth Doctor , they were the greatest rock band in recorded history . Circa the 11th century , Pakafroon Wabster had a chart hit with a song that sampled some of Prubert Gastridge ' s lines from " Zap Daniel " . ( PROSE : " The Tomorrow Windows " ) The Fourth Doctor owned a Pakafroon Wabster ' s Broken Soul Gang Orchestra album . ( PROSE : " The Clanging Chimes of Doom " ) In 3012 , Pakafroon Wabster had their first number one hit single . ( AUDIO : " Flip - Flop " ) By the band ' s 300th year , it had released around two hundred albums and was on its 63rd line - up , which consisted of Clifford " Banksy " Banks ( bass ) , Sticks Rooster ( drums ) , Fluke ( keyboard ) and Reef Holloway ( vocals ) . Their founding father , Wabster , had died fifty years earlier , but was dug up and animatronically reanimated . With the band ' s popularity on the decline , their record label planned to drop them until Jacey , their tour manager , came up with the idea of having the members killed in a tragic accident , making them rock legends . She succeeded in destroying the star cruiser transporting them to Malphapalooza , but time spillage from the ship ' s warp thrusters placed them in a time loop for centuries until the Tenth Doctor and Rose Tyler arrived . After realising what was happening , they saved the band members ' lives , exposed Jacey as their would - be killer , and freed them from the loop . ( COMIC : " Interstellar Overdrive " )
Force majeure A force majeure argument was used by Oswald Danes ' legal team to secure his parole after the events of Miracle Day . According to a contemporaneous KCNU news report , Danes was freed after his execution failed . The charity legal group , Freedom and Liberty , " employed a " force majeure " ruling to define Danes ' survival as an Act of God " . Since the state of Kentucky could not immediately prove otherwise , they were compelled to set him free . This was aided through the citation of the Fifth Amendment forbidding being punished more than once for the same crime ( his lethal injection had been carried out ) and the Eighth Amendment forbidding cruel and unusual punishment ( a normally painless death was made painful via Miracle Day ) . ( TV : " The New World " )
Hardaker ( Voyage of the Damned ) Captain Hardaker was the captain of the space cruise liner " Titanic " from the planet Sto . Hardaker was bribed by Max Capricorn into magnetising the " Titanic " s hull and deactivating the shields , which attracted three asteroid s that struck the ship . Hardaker had little to lose , as he suffered from a terminal illness and had merely six months to live , and Capricorn had promised that his family would receive a great deal of money . When Midshipman Alonso Frame tried to reactivate the shields , Hardaker held him at gunpoint , lamenting that he had been promised a crew of old men who had had their time , not boys . After two warnings , Hardaker shot Frame as he tried to reach the shield controls . Hardaker perished in the asteroid strike . ( TV : " Voyage of the Damned " ) Behind the scenes . Captain Hardaker was not named on screen , only in the credits .
The Coming of the Queen ( novel ) The book centred on the palace intrigue that had occurred in the Egyptian court a few years before Erimem had met the Doctor and Peri . By expanding greatly on the scenario hinted at in " The Eye of the Scorpion " , it gave the reader a portrait the everyday aspects of her family life as a teenager . Since this impacted on her royalty , though , the novel also explained exactly why Erimem found herself in the position of being the most legitimate heir to her father , and why she was not well - remembered by modern historians . Publisher ' s summary . The only daughter of the great Pharaoh Amenhotep II , Princess Erimemushinteperem has lived a comfortable , privileged life safe in Pharaoh ' s luxurious palace in Thebes , surrounded by servants , slaves and friends . But her sixteenth year will bring Erimem and her brothers into contact with war , death , treachery , assassins and tragedy , and will lead her to a destiny she had never imagined . . . or wanted . References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added "
Marco Polo Marco Polo ( born 1252 ) was a Venetian trader and explorer who travelled with the First Doctor and his companion s . Biography . Polo , with his father and uncle , left for Cathay in the year 1271 . By his twenty - fifth birthday in 1277 , he had come into the service of Kublai Khan . In 1287 , Marco , his father and uncle asked the Khan to be permitted to return home . The Khan refused . Polo encountered the First Doctor , Ian , Barbara and Susan on the Plain of Pamir in 1289 and promptly seized the TARDIS as a gift for the Khan . He hoped it would be sufficiently impressive to buy his way out of the Khan ' s service so he could return home . The Doctor and his companion s were forced to make a long overland journey with Polo , during which time they got to know him well . He helped prevent an assassination attempt on the Khan ' s life by the Mongol warlord Tegana . Following this , Marco returned the TARDIS key s to their owners to allow their escape as Tegana ' s body was removed . Barbara claimed that she knew that Polo would see Venice again . ( TV : " Marco Polo " ) By 1937 , a bridge in northern China was named after him . ( PROSE : " The Shadow of Weng - Chiang " ) Iris Wildthyme once held a party in Hobbe ' s End in 1972 which Marco Polo attended . ( PROSE : " From Wildthyme with Love " ) The Doctor remarked to Susan once that they had saved Polo ' s life numerous times . ( AUDIO : " The Alchemists " ) Alternate timeline . In an alternate timeline , Polo purchased the Pandorica . As always , an Auton reconstruction of Amy Pond ' s fiancé , Rory Williams , accompanied the box . ( TV : " The Big Bang " ) Minor references . The Second Doctor recalled having met him . ( TV : " The Power of the Daleks " ) Astrolabus claimed he had an appointment in Cathay with Marco Polo . ( COMIC : " Voyager " ) Behind the scenes . " Marco Polo " offers a clear example of how " Doctor Who " universe history differs from real world history . According to real world history , Polo was born in 1254 . However , the first episode of " Marco Polo " explicitly tells us that he turned twenty - five in 1277 , meaning that in the " Doctor Who " universe Marco Polo was born in 1252 .
Unattended Article Unattended Article was a globally successful rock band . Their last live performance was broadcast as a live TV performance around the world in 2000 from the Millennium Stadium . Their supporting act , the Mondegreens , were aliens who tried to use the opportunity to rewrite human DNA . ( COMIC : " We Will Rock You " )
Flydon Maxima Research Base The Flydon Maxima Research Base was a research base located on the planet Flydon Maxima . Features . The Research Base was constructed of some of the most durable materials known , including a 360 degree observational gallery at the top level made of Finitoglass . The Research Base was spherical in shape and grounded to the ever - changing seabed , which was approximately half a mile below the wasteland of the northern polar icecaps . It utilised Darksmith Collective technology to keep it in place . Backup systems were secured in the Green Area on Level 3 . With lead lined , 3 metre thick walls , it housed a nuclear power system in a green containment vessel . The Base was constructed under the guidance of Brother Varlos , who incorporated a lock - down series of deadlock seal s , responsive to retina patterns that could be remotely accessed in the Machine Room ( an area displaying further evidence of the Darksmith Collective ' s technology ) . ( PROSE : " The Depths of Despair " ) History . The Flydon Maxima Research Base was first established by the former Brother Varlos of the Darksmith Collective and overseen by Gisella , at a time when the planet was considered habitable ( approximately 150 years ago ) . Climate change and rising sea levels had made it necessary for the planet to be evacuated some 50 years earlier . Though sturdy , it was never designed to withstand a direct assault and its structural weakness was questioned when an assault , first by the Blaska then by the Dreadbringer s led to the base being seriously questioned by its personnel ; Captain Strova , Privates Lenk and Rodoff , Hank and Gisella . ( PROSE : " The Depths of Despair " )
Clarissa ( The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith ) Clarissa was Sarah Jane Smith ' s editor . In 2009 , she came to Sarah Jane ' s wedding . Like all the other guests she was surprised to see that Peter Dalton seemed to have vanished from one second to the next and the wedding was cancelled . ( TV : " The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith " )
Ice Soldier The Ice Soldiers were four warriors guarding one of the keys to the Conscience of Marinus , which Vasor referred to as " demons " . Susan , Ian Chesterton , Barbara Wright , Sabetha and Altos accidentally freed them from suspended animation while trying to retrieve the key , which was frozen in a block of ice . During their attempt to kill the group of travellers , one of the Ice Soldiers plunged to his death in a deep crevice in the ice cave . The remaining warriors pursued Susan , Ian , Barbara , Sabetha and Altos back to Vasor ' s cabin where they succeeded in killing the burly trapper before the others escaped using their travel dials . ( TV : " The Snows of Terror " )
The Wire ( video game ) The Wire was an online game published on the BBC ' s " Doctor Who " website . Scenario . In 1953 an alien creature , which threatened the world , was destroyed . It left behind a message . Resemble the message by scanning the media clips , and delete it before it shatters the internet . How to play ? The up and down arrow keys are needed to navigate the clips and track down the Wire ' s last message . There are four parts to the message in total . The player ' s job is to play back the media clips in the playback window until he has tracked down all of the clips . Once he has collected all the missing parts of the message he must select " delete " to destroy the message forever . There are several media clips which cannot be clicked otherwise the player has to start from the beginning and destroy the message again . End . All code detected . . . Wire message analysed . You have to delete it . A short TV clip is shown and then the TV shuts down .
Medicine Man ( comic story ) Summary . It ' s back to the deep , deep past and the dawn of humanity for the Doctor and Gabby , as their travels take them to the Pleistocene - and the epic struggle between Neanderthal and Cro - Magnon forces for the future of humankind ! Plot . Part one . " to be added " Part two . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Original print details . " to be added "
Golden Age ( audio story ) Golden Age was a radio play based on " Torchwood " . It was broadcast the week before the " Children of Earth " mini - series premiered . Publisher summary . On the trail of a dangerous energy field , the members of Torchwood are led to Delhi . There they witness the simultaneous disappearance of hundreds of people , and Jack discovers that the field centres on an old colonial mansion — Torchwood India . Jack is shocked to find that Torchwood India is still going strong — he shut it down himself over 80 years ago . He ' s even more surprised to find that its members , including his old flame the Duchess , haven ' t aged a day . What is the secret of their eternal youth , and how is it linked to the deadly energy field ? The team must find out — and they haven ' t a moment to lose , for all the time the field is expanding . . . Plot . " to be added " Download and CD release . The story , released on CD on 22 September 2009 , was also made available for download from the AudioGo website . " Lost Souls " , " Asylum " , " Golden Age " and " The Dead Line " were released , both individually , and together as a four - disc collected box set , entitled " The Radio Adventures " .
Robin Sachs Robin Sachs ( 5 February 1951 - 1 February 2013 ) played an unnamed British professor in the " Torchwood " story " The New World " . He was the son of " Doctor Who " guest star Leonard Sachs and was at one time married to Siân Phillips . Sachs was perhaps best known for his recurring role as in the television series " Buffy the Vampire Slayer " .
DWM 470 " Doctor Who Magazine " was the issue of the magazine cover - dated March 2014 . This issue bid an official farewell to Matt Smith after making his exit from the series . Peter Capaldi ' s costume as the Twelfth Doctor was also revealed . Contents . Articles . " to be added " Regular features . The Fact of Fiction . " Meglos "
Incidental music Incidental music is that music which cannot be heard by the characters in the narrative . It is used for the benefit of the audience , in order to give emotional context for a scene . " Doctor Who " ' s relationship with incidental music was spotty during the 1960s . Many stories did not in fact have incidental music , so much as a composition of various special sounds . It was really only with the rise of Barry Letts as producer that serial s began to consistently have genuine , composed incidental music scores . During the 1970s , incidental music was — with a few important exceptions — typically composed by Dudley Simpson , and performed with traditional instruments with the occasional addition of a synthesiser . Though the budget did not run to full orchestras , Simpson was typically able to at least have a few live instrumentalists , so that the major sections of the orchestra were represented . Producer John Nathan - Turner , however , politely fired Dudley Simpson . From " The Leisure Hive " to " Survival " the incidental music was mainly played on synthesisers , with a few exceptions allowing for additional instruments such as electric guitar ( Paddy Kingsland ' s work and " Survival " ) or a harmonica ( " The Happiness Patrol " ) . The first fully orchestral incidental music in the history of the franchise was found in John Debney ' s score for the 1996 tele - movie . When " Doctor Who " returned in 2005 , Murray Gold wanted to continue in Debney ' s tradition . Initially , however , he was only able to get an orchestral session for the Doctor Who theme . True orchestral soundtracks didn ' t happen until the budget was increased following the success of Series 1 . From " The Christmas Invasion " forward , " Doctor Who " has enjoyed genuine orchestral incidental music , to the extent that the show ' s orchestrator , Ben Foster , became almost as well known as composer Murray Gold . Modern " Doctor Who " has also occasionally obtained the rights to use pre - existing popular music as part of the score . Songs like " Englishman in New York " , " Sunshine " , and " Chances " have been used as scene - setters . Sometimes , rough prints of " Doctor Who " episodes have featured unofficial music tracks in the interim before being replaced with new orchestrated soundtracks , such as when these unfinished cuts of episodes are privately screened . In the final version of an episode , the style or mood of the music used in a scene may be changed from that of the rough print , or music may be removed from a scene entirely .
The Rise and Fall ( comic story ) Summary . " I disliked my enemy so much . . . I bought the company ! " Fresh from a bruising battle with the Amstron s , the Doctor has decided that enough is enough – if SERVEYOUinc won ' t stop plaguing him and his friends wherever they land , he ' s going to hit them where it hurts – by buying a controlling interest in the company ! But what does the Doctor ' s corporate career mean for Alice , ARC and Jones ? Is there a place for them in the Doctor ' s bold new venture ? And what kind of sting does SERVEYOUinc have left to deploy ? Plot . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Original print details . " to be added "
John Hallam Dr . John B . Hallam was Melanie Bush ' s uncle . He was an historian and " dabbler " in chemistry who was a colleague of the Doctor ' s friend , Professor David Munro . His work centred on carbon dating , though Mel claimed much of his work was secret . He was responsible for Mel taking an early interest in science , which led to her earning a BSc ( Hons ) degree in computer science . Though fully entitled to use the honourific " Doctor " before his name , he tended to eschew the formality for the unadorned " John . " ( AUDIO : " Catch - 1782 " ) During her childhood , Mel often visited museums with her uncle . ( AUDIO : " The Wrong Doctors " ) In 2003 , John sent Mel an invitation to a centenary celebration for a scientific foundation in Berkshire , called the National Foundation for Scientific Research ( UK ) . Mel and the Doctor consequently met up with Hallam and attended the event on 12 December 2003 . The Foundation was in fact partially situated on Hallam ancestral lands , and Hallam himself lived in a part of the largest house on its campus , as he still held the deed to it . He appeared to live alone in 2003 , save for his pet cat , Jupiter . In addition to his scientific investigations , Hallam was also the " Bush family historian " , a hobby in which Mel was also interested . This knowledge of the past got him a " ticket " for a ride in the Doctor ' s TARDIS , when Mel was accidentally transported back in time to the Hallam home in 1782 . The Doctor needed John ' s help , because John was the only available expert in the particulars of Hallam family history . In order to avoid changing Mel ' s personal past , the duo had to very carefully rescue Mel from John ' s house in the past , when it was the residence of their mutual ancestor , Henry Hallam . ( AUDIO : " Catch - 1782 " )
Return of the Daleks ( TVC comic story ) Return of the Daleks was a " TV Comic " story featuring the Fourth Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith . Summary . The Doctor becomes involved in a plot of the Dalek s to replicate his TARDIS , with the help of Shazar , a Half - Time Lord . Notes . " to be added "
Charing Cross tube station Charing Cross was a London Underground station proximate to Covent Garden . The Second Doctor walked the distance between the two along the rails , during the so - called " London Event " . The British Army had rigged the station to explode , in order to combat the Yeti . Due to the fact that Jamie McCrimmon lied to the Army about being alone , the detonator was activated in ignorance of the Doctor ' s presence . Charing Cross , and the Doctor himself , escaped demolition only because a Yeti contained the explosion with its webbing . ( TV : " The Web of Fear " ) Mike Yates was once sent by the Brigadier to Charing Cross in order to stop the inter - galactic criminal Hingrad from exiting the London Underground there . Hingrad was instead more interested in escaping via a tunnel he had dug from Tower Hill to the Tower of London itself . ( COMIC : " Secret of the Tower " )
Funhouse ( comic story ) Funhouse was a Sixth Doctor comic published in " Doctor Who Magazine " . It saw Peri Brown make an appearance in the form of an illusion prior to her rejoining the TARDIS crew in the following story . Summary . Inside the Funhouse , the Sixth Doctor and Frobisher find themselves victims of the building ' s cruel games . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
4949 4949 , as recorded in the Matrix , was the year the Dalek s and Movellan s were engaged in the star system 4 - X - Alpha - 4 during their centuries long war , ( AUDIO : " Neverland " , TV : " Destiny of the Daleks " ) although another account dated the war to around the 31st century before the Daleks disappeared from human space , ( PROSE : " Mission to the Unknown " ) though it is possible the war began in the 31st century and continued until 4949 because of the stalemate .