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Jago & Litefoot : Series Twelve ( audio anthology ) Publisher ' s summary . Four more cases for the Infernal Investigators : 12 . 1 " Picture This " by Justin Richards An art gallery is robbed , and the curator killed . That might not seem of interest to Jago and Litefoot . But this is the fabled Scarlet Gallery – where the paintings are said to be haunted . And the curator has been drained of blood , as if killed by a vampire . Bizarrely , the only painting that has been stolen is in itself quite unremarkable compared with the others in the gallery . But even so , Jago and Litefoot soon find themselves caught up in events that could end in their deaths – or worse … 12 . 2 " The Flickermen " by Paul Morris and Simon Barnard Jago is rather scathing of the new art of cinematography . Even so , he accompanies Litefoot to see a demonstration at a fairground . But this is no ordinary film . Can creatures live inside the film – or even escape from it ? Ellie recalls childhood stories about the ‘ Flickermen ’ , and elsewhere people start to flicker in and out of existence . By the end of their adventure , Jago and Litefoot will themselves be film stars . But what they see when the film of them is shown will give them both pause for thought … 12 . 3 " School of Blood " by Paul Morris Acting on a tip off about the possible source of the vampiric murders that are now plaguing London , Jago and Litefoot investigate a girls ' school . Due to a misunderstanding , Litefoot finds himself offered a job at the school , while Jago keeps watch on Ellie who they both think is behaving oddly . But before long , they both discover that all is not as it should be at the school . Can Jago and Litefoot track down the vampire before it claims more innocent victims ? 12 . 4 " Warm Blood " by Justin Richards Ellie tells Jago and Litefoot that she has been in contact with a group of vampires and can lead the investigators to them . But can they trust her ? With more victims turning up , Jago , Litefoot and Ellie make their way to a house that is supposed to be haunted , and which could be the vampires ’ base of operations . But what they find there will surprise and horrify Jago and Litefoot . Can they survive their encounter with the vampires when the Old One has decided that they must die ? Notes . " to be added "
Hans Lippershey Hans Lippershey was a German lensmaker . Galileo Galilei created a telescope based on Lippershey ' s work , using accounts from friends and spies . He presented it to the Doge of Venice , but kept the source of his inspiration to himself . ( PROSE : " The Empire of Glass " )
John Matthews John Matthews was a 20th century Earth journalist . Matthews was the Royal Geographical Society ' s correspondent for General Alexander Bruce ' s expeditions to the Himalayas in 1917 . He didn ' t usually play cricket . He helped the Fifth Doctor stop the return of the Great Old One s . He was able to develop photos . ( AUDIO : " The Roof of the World " )
Rune Runes were the characters in the various alphabets that were used by the Viking s during the Middle Ages . Although later permutations of the runic alphabet comprised up to sixteen characters , the one used in the 9th century had a smaller set of letters . ( TV : " The Curse of Fenric " )
Shadow Dimensions The Shadow Dimensions was a realm contained within a flask to which the Doctor banished Fenric in their battle in the 3rd century at the conclusion of a chess game . ( TV : " The Curse of Fenric " ) According to the ancient Arabian legend of their encounter , the flask contained the " Seven Shadows " . Like Fenric himself , the Shadows were a remnant of " the time before Time " . ( PROSE : " The Curse of Fenric " ) The Celestial Toymaker was unimpeded in reaching the location to challenge Fenric to a game . Looking at the grey void and its shifting patterns , he described it as unimaginative , a non - world , and " a dimension of shadows and half - lives . " ( PROSE : " Games " ) The Demon described his home as being " a tiny backwater in a shadow dimension . . . bearing practically no resemblance to this physical universe . " While the Shadow Dimensions were inside the flask , they may also have existed outside the universe , where the Demon was from . ( AUDIO : " Sepulchre " )
Doom Coalition 3 ( audio anthology ) Publisher ' s summary . 3 . 1 " Absent Friends " by John Dorney Earth . The late 20th century . Across the world , the mobile phone is gaining popularity as more and more people decide to join the digital age . But for the residents of a sleepy English town sitting in the shade of a new transmission mast , that ubiquity has a troubling cost . When the TARDIS veers off - course , the Doctor and his companions find themselves in the middle of a mystery . Sometimes the past comes back to haunt you . And sometimes the future does as well . 3 . 2 " The Eighth Piece " by Matt Fitton 15th Century Prague : in the castle dungeons , a prisoner raves about the end of the world . Outside , Liv Chenka seeks out the workshop of a strange Clockmaker to see what he is creating . England , 1538 : Lord Thomas Cromwell finds his duties interrupted by otherworldly forces – clockwork soldiers , an unusual nun , and a mysterious scholar calling himself ' the Doctor ' . Perhaps the truth can be extracted in the torture chamber of London ' s Bloody Tower ? Rome , 2016 : Helen Sinclair has an appointment with an enigmatic Professor , whose greatest work is almost complete . Only the Eighth Piece is missing … 3 . 3 " The Doomsday Chronometer " by Matt Fitton While River Song takes Helen on an archaeological expedition like no other , the Doctor finds himself enlisted by an alien Queen to save her people . Trapped and alone , Liv stares death in the face as she meets the enemy who ' s been dogging the TARDIS travellers ' footsteps throughout Earth ' s history . The Doomsday Chronometer has been protected for five centuries : secret cults and societies jealously guarding its mystery . But what is their real purpose ? The Doctor is about to discover the truth … 3 . 4 . " The Crucible of Souls " by John Dorney The date has been set . The trap has been sprung . A life has been taken and a maniac is on the loose . With the TARDIS crew separated and in terrible trouble , will today be the day the bad guys win ? Spoilers . . . Notes . " to be added "
Kaquaan Kaquaan was a young prostitute , with whom Cosmae had fallen in love . She stole a gemstone from his master Defrabax . It was the key to activate a reactor which could supply all the power needs for the city where they lived . ( PROSE : " The Menagerie " )
1483 1483 was the year of the mysterious disappearance of Princes Edward and Richard from the Tower of London . ( AUDIO : " The Battle of the Tower " ) In April 1483 , the Fifth Doctor , Peri Brown and Erimem met Richard III , who had just begun his reign as King of England . The Doctor skipped ahead to 1485 , leaving Peri and Erimem to live through the next two years in England to catch up to him . They took up employment as serving wenches at a pub called " The Kingmaker " . ( AUDIO : " The Kingmaker " )
Steve ( Séance , or Smoking is Highly Addictive , Don ' t Start ) Steve was a co - worker of Tim Leicester and Neil Hilton . He participated in using a ouija board with several co - workers . ( PROSE : " Séance , or Smoking is Highly Addictive , Don ' t Start " )
Askenflatt Minor Askenflatt Minor was a leisure planet once visited by the Tenth Doctor and Rose Tyler . While they were staying at the Warp Hotel , which bragged about having the " best tea in the known universe " , the pair were interrupted by several alien natives with microphones who started asking Rose what it was like to travel with the Doctor , whom they believed was the Champion of Askenflatt and would defend the native population against Hasval the Destroyer . ( PROSE : " The Hero Factor " )
The Mourning After ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . Litefoot is surprised to meet an old friend . But celebrations are rather muted as he and Ellie have just been to the funeral of Henry Gordon Jago . But is Jago really dead ? Or has he somehow been transported into a nightmarish future ? The truth is both elusive and deeply worrying . . . Plot . " to be added "
Borrowed Time ( comic story ) Borrowed Time was a " Doctor Who Adventures " comic story featuring the Tenth Doctor . Summary . The Doctor answers a distress call from Irene , an elderly lady living on her own on the mini - moon of Delphi . Landing nearby , the Doctor has to cut his way through the jungle with a grass cutter from the TARDIS , fending off the man - eating alien weeds that have infested the place . In a large greenhouse the Doctor finally finds Irene , but she is not interested in leaving her home . Instead she wants the Doctor to take her plant , a Pink Cichorium , the last of its kind in the universe , to a safe place . The Doctor agrees that a thing of beauty should be preserved as long as possible . Leaving her behind to fight the weeds with tanks of weedkiller strapped to her back , he takes the plant to a new home in the fields of Centauri - Beta . References . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Bryn ( A Good Life ) Bryn was the leader of a group of colonists who decided to remain on their ship while the others colonised new worlds . Bryn told each member of his community the truth at the age of 18 and gave them the choice of whether to leave and go to Basla 19 or stay on the ship with their family . Bryn once met the Eighth Doctor and Charley and drank cider with them . After the Doctor became inquisitive , Bryn told the Doctor and Charley the truth about the ship . ( PROSE : " A Good Life " )
Option Lock ( novel ) Option Lock was the eighth novel in the BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures series featuring the Eighth Doctor and Samantha Jones . It was written by Justin Richards . Publisher ' s summary . Landing in present - day England , all appears serene as the Doctor and Sam emerge from the TARDIS into the idyllic grounds of the Silver family ' s ancestral home . Only when they enter the house do they suspect things are not what they seem . How far - reaching is the strange power of a secret society almost 700 years old , and how is it linked to the mysterious Station Nine ? And what is the significance of a series of paintings that drove a man to suicide ? From thirteenth - century England to the former Soviet Union , from the United States to the cold wastes of space , the various strands of a complex plan come together and threaten to engulf the world in a nightmare of nuclear destruction . . . Plot . " to be added "
Halohawk The Halohawks were wingless creatures capable of flight and movement around the planet Kandalath . They had a symbiotic relationship with the humanoid Kandalath who provided security for the eggs and food for their young in return for being willing beasts of burden , enabling the Kandalath to move around the planet . ( COMIC : " Danger Flight " )
Seville Seville was a city in Spain . It was located thirty leagues from Cadiz . ( AUDIO : " The Flames of Cadiz " ) In 1587 , the First Doctor , Ian Chesterton , Barbara Wright and Susan Foreman visited Seville . ( AUDIO : " The Flames of Cadiz " ) In the 17th century , the Seventh Doctor visited Seville . ( PROSE : " The Celestial Harmony Engine " ) During the Spanish Civil War in 1937 , Seville was held by Franco ' s forces . ( PROSE : " History 101 " ) In 1985 , the Second Doctor , Jamie McCrimmon , the Sixth Doctor and Peri Brown visited Seville . ( TV : " The Two Doctors " )
Jack Harkness ' team On the early 21st century , Jack Harkness was the leader of the Torchwood Three team . History . Conception . On New Year ' s Eve 1999 Alex Hopkins murdered his entire team , except for Jack who couldn ' t die . Jack discovered this just in time to hear Alex ' s warning ; he knew what was coming in the 21st century . He told Jack that the 21st century is " where everything changes " before killing himself also , leaving Jack in charge . ( TV : " Fragments " ) Shortly thereafter Jack discovered that two humans whom the rift had returned had been kept in the Hub ' s cells . He set up a facility on Flat Holm to care for them and others whom the rift later returned . He chose to keep the true nature of the facility a secret to the staff , passing the off as experiments gone wrong . ( TV : " Adrift " ) In 2003 Jack recruited civilian Toshiko Sato who was being held in a UNIT prison . Tosh had stolen government secrets in an attempt to save her mother who was being held hostage . She made a sonic modulator which was especially impressive to Jack since the blueprints she had stolen were actually wrong . Jack agreed to use his influence to release her from prison in exchange for her working in Torchwood . Jack also recruited Doctor Owen Harper after his girlfriend had been killed by an alien lifeform that had attatched itself to her brain . After much persuasion and help with catching a stray pteranodon Jack also employed former Torchwood One researcher Ianto Jones . ( TV : " Fragments " ) Suzie Costello was also headhunted by Harkness . ( AUDIO : " Moving Target " ) Activity . After Suzie commited suicide in 2007 , Jack Harkness invited PC Gwen Cooper to join the team . ( TV : " Everything Changes " )
Watergate Watergate was a 1970s scandal involving the 37th President of the United States , Richard Nixon . ( TV : " The Impossible Astronaut " ) President Nixon ' s people were caught breaking into the office of the Democratic Party . The reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein found out about it and published articles about it in " The Washington Post " . ( AUDIO : " Judgement Day " ) River Song noted President Nixon ' s involvement in Watergate and the Vietnam War before adding that there was " some good stuff too " . ( TV : " The Impossible Astronaut " ) In 2011 , Rani Chandra wrote an essay about the Watergate scandal . ( AUDIO : " Judgement Day " )
Aardman Animations Aardman Animations were the studio who produced the games " Doctor Who Game Maker " and " Don ' t Blink " . They are well known for their claymation productions : , written by Bob Baker and starring Peter Sallis , , and the 2000 film . They also produced the 2006 computer - animated , featuring Bill Nighy as Whitey . David Tennant voiced Charles Darwin in their film . One episode of " Shaun the Sheep " , entitled " Party Animals " , had one of the sheep dress up as a Dalek for the Farmer ' s birthday party . The Farmer is briefly scared by his entrance , and the Dalek - sheep has trouble getting up the stairs .
Honeymoon planet A honeymoon planet was a planet on a honeymoon . Before the Shansheeth lured the Eleventh Doctor into the Crimson Heart , he dropped Amy Pond and Rory Williams off at a honeymoon planet . The Doctor mentioned that it wasn ' t a planet for a honeymoon , but a planet on a honeymoon which had married an asteroid . ( TV : " Death of the Doctor " )
Marshal Summerfield VI Marshal Summerfield VI was the great - great - grandfather of Bernice Summerfield . Marshal was born in 2389 . In an attempt to bring back his family ' s " glorious military past " , Marshal was given the name as his great - great - grandfather Marshal Summerfield V , who ran the Caprisi Military Academy . By the end of 2389 , young Marshal VI had been given to the Earth military by his father . Marshal grew up to be a " pretty mediocre " soldier who " didn ' t do much at all " in the army ' s civil service . In the early 25th century , Marshal had a son he named Dylan Summerfield II . Records of Marshal were kept until the late 26th century . Christine Summerfield learned about Marshal when she read the Summerfield family tree . ( PROSE : " Dead Romance " )
A Life in the Day ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . The Doctor and Liv return to post - World War One London , where the Doctor meets Kitty Donaldson , and Liv strikes a friendship with her brother Martin . But what mysterious force is hunting them ? Plot . < nowiki > < / nowiki > The Doctor meets Kitty Donaldson , she asks the Doctor to check up on her brother Martin Donaldson - mistaking The Doctor for a medical doctor . This leads to The Doctor finding an unstable time field around Martin . < nowiki > < / nowiki > Martin befriends Liv and takes on a tour of London , during which they go to see a film , eat at a restaurant and visit the British Museum . Meanwhile The Doctor and Kitty narrowly avoid capture from androids . < nowiki > < / nowiki > Throughout the day Martin leaves items such as a diamond ring and an alarm clock , aiding the Doctor in evading capture . The androids finally arrive at the Donaldson house capture the TARDIS and trigger a time grenade . < nowiki > < / nowiki > Martin saves the Doctor , Liv and Kitty by jumping onto the time grenade . This caused him to become stuck in a time loop , continuously reliving the events of the previous day , hence the reason for him leaving items to assist The Doctor . In his final moments Martin admits he has fallen in love with Liv and by living in the time loop he can spend more time with her . The episode is left on a cliff hanger as The Doctor and Liv have to locate the TARDIS .
Uriel ( The Final Chapter ) Uriel was a Time Lord who secretly wanted to take over Gallifrey . He and Luther started the Final Chapter , a conspiracy to end Rassilon ' s policy of non - interference and turn Gallifrey into a military power . They were going to create clone s from Uriel ' s biodata as their army . However , when Uriel saw his " first child " , Xanti , his military ambitions faded and he put his son in the Chapterhouse , then went into hiding . ( COMIC : " The Final Chapter " )
4 May On 4 May 1536 , the Sixth Doctor and Peri Brown visited the court of King Henry VIII of England . They met Anne Boleyn shortly before her execution on 19 May . ( AUDIO : " Recorded Time " ) While in the Land of Fiction , Lemuel Gulliver told the Second Doctor that he set sail from Bristol on 4 May 1699 . As the Doctor soon discovered , though , he was actually quoting " Gulliver ' s Travels " , the book from where he originated . ( TV : " The Mind Robber " ) In 1988 , Captain Therése Gavalle first encountered Tko - Ma on the island of Réunion . He erased her memory of their encounter , but implanted a trigger word in her mind . When she heard that word , Njah - Ma , she would become his mind control led servant . She disappeared after that , turning up in 1991 at an airport in Nice , not knowing what had happened to her in the interim . ( PROSE : " Instruments of Darkness " ) The Eleventh Doctor arrived in 2010 and stopped Cybermen from awakening . He blew up their base and returned them to stasis . ( GAME : " Blood of the Cybermen " )
Mercurial ( Prisoner of the Sun ) Mercurials were made of a mercury like substance , and could with stand high temperatures . They were able to reconstitute themselves when they were destroyed They were employed by the consensus to guard the Eighth Doctor . ( AUDIO : " Prisoner of the Sun " )
Bridge over a Pond of Water Lilies Bridge over a Pond of Water Lilies was a painting which was in the Galerie d ' Art de Parisiennes during its grand reopening in the spring of 1909 . It was kept in the same room as " The Kiss " , " Scotland Forever ! " , and " The Tree of Life " . An alien which had the ability to go inside paintings attacked Isabelle from " Bridge over a Pond of Water Lilies " . It then brought her into the painting . When the Twelfth Doctor investigated Isabelle ' s disappearance , he was also pulled into the painting . He found himself standing in the centre of the bridge . The alien emerged from the pond and began chasing the Doctor out of " Bridge over a Pond of Water Lilies " and into " The Tree of Life " . ( COMIC : " Gallery " ) Behind the scenes . " Bridge over a Pond of Water Lilies " was created by Monet .
Llewellyn ( The Last Pharaoh ) Llewellyn was a member of an ancient Egypt ian cult and acted as a professor at the London University of History and Antiquity in the 21st century as a cover . He was the university ' s head of IT . ( PROSE : " The Last Pharaoh " )
New Albion New Albion was the site of an English colony in Virginia . In 1587 , the Greld attacked the colony and implanted mind - control devices and parts of a meta - cobalt bomb in the colonists . In 1609 , the mind - controlled human s were used in an attempt to destroy the Armageddon Convention , but the plan was stopped by the First Doctor . ( PROSE : " The Empire of Glass " )
Megara The Megara were floating , glowing orbs who upheld the statutes of Galactic law . They were sometimes referred to as Justice Machines . The Megara were microcellular metallic biomachines . They could fly through the air . They communicated with each other using a special language . The Megara believed that " humanoids " were inferior because they were not totally capable of knowing the truth . At one point , a galactic federation appointed them to uphold the law . The Megara found the federation in contempt of court and destroyed the galaxy . They were sometimes assigned to transport prisoners . When two of them transported Cessair and her servants , she escaped and they pursued her to Earth . When Romana was kidnapped by Cessair and taken captive aboard her ship , the Megara were alerted to her presence after the Fourth Doctor went to rescue Romana . They put the Doctor on trial and sentenced him to execution . Through the trial the Doctor was able to get the Megara to recognise Cessair , and they turned her to stone . ( TV : " The Stones of Blood " )
Catholic Church Apostolic The Catholic Church Apostolic was a renegade branch of the Catholic Church . It controlled Europa during the 33rd century through the Holy Inquisition . The Fourth Doctor believed the official papal seat at the time was in the Betelgeuse system . ( PROSE : " Managra " )
DWA 189 The one hundred eighty - ninth issue of " Doctor Who Adventures " had a cover date of 21 October - 27 October 2010 . It included an eight - page " The Sarah Jane Adventures " pull - out mag . Contents . Posters . Special 12 page pullout in 3D included :
Hamlet ' s Soliloquy ( short story ) Hamlet ' s Soliloquy is the twenty - second story in " The Shakespeare Notebooks " . Summary . " The earliest known copy of Hamlet ' s famous soliloguy from Act III Scene I in its final form is handwritten , but annotated with comments in the same handwriting . There has been some speculation that Shakespeare dictated the text , and the annotations were added by whoever took down his words . Earlier drafts of the text , with rather different wording , do exit - and indeed the annotations refer to these . But whatever the source , this is surely the earliest example of a critique of what is arguably the Bard ' s greatest work . " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added "
Black box A black box was a device which recorded the movement of a vehicle . If the vehicle crashed , the black box could be used to find out what happened . Ships during the Dark Times , such as the " Infinite " , used data chip s as a black box . ( TV : " The Infinite Quest " ) In the 21st century , the Sycorax used stone spheres as black boxes . ( COMIC : " The Widow ' s Curse " ) The Rokathia black box was used by the Rokathia . They were intelligent and telepathic , allowing them to control people into sending a message . ( COMIC : " Opera of Doom ! " ) In the 51st century , ships used Home Box es . If something went wrong on the flight , the Home Box was ejected and returned home with the flight details . ( TV : " The Time of Angels " )
Derek Medus Derek Medus was the sound recordist for the " Doctor Who " television story " Spearhead from Space " . He later provided the film sound for " The Time Monster " and " Carnival of Monsters " and was the uncredited film sound recordist for " Colony in Space " . ( INFO : " Colony in Space " )