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Academy of the Patrexes The Academy of the Patrexes was an educational institution within the Capitol on Gallifrey . Its lodge was topped with a gate of solid light . On top of " that " was an ever - spinning ball of gold , which was said to be the first gold ever formed in the universe . According to the Seventh Doctor , it was " beautiful and pointless , like everything wrought by the Patrexes " . ( PROSE : " Damaged Goods " )
Ted Parrish Ted Parrish was an an intelligence operative for the British government and a friend of Jack Canning . He was a patient at Kenstone Hall , having lost his hand during an undercover mission . Jo Grant was surprised to notice that Ted ' s hand had grown back . She later learned that he had been possessed by the Nurazh . ( PROSE : " The Touch of the Nurazh " )
Wyrrman The Wyrrmen were creations of the Lokhus . They were Stockbridge villagers that it transformed into creatures that had sharp teeth and shot beams from their eye s . They were destroyed along with the Lokhus in an explosion . ( COMIC : " The Stockbridge Child " )
Esme ( A Date to Remember ) Esme was a French Resistance fighter in Paris ( along with Jean - Paul ) who for years worked to bring down the Façade that was Perfect Paris . Esme captured Rose Tyler and took her through a Glitch to the real Paris . She became angry when Rose commented that the Facade was good . Esme said that only real things were good and walked off . She eventually helped Jean - Paul to rebuild Paris . ( COMIC : " A Date to Remember " / " Snow Fakes " )
Michael Jennings Michael Jennings was interested in solving mysteries . He liked counting things . He noticed a discrepancy in the number of gnomes in the gardens . He helped at his father ' s work . He didn ' t believe that his father was dead . He noticed the Sixth Doctor and Peri Brown were in his garden . He thought that his father had been turned into a gnome . He locked the Doctor in a shed , and thought he was the chief gnome , as he didn ' t change his trousers . The Doctor told him where his father was : in the past . ( AUDIO : " The Curious Incident of the Doctor in the Night - Time " )
Chris Achilleos Chris Achilleos was cover artist of the covers of many Target novelisation s during the 1970s . For the earlier publications he provided both front cover art and comic book - style back cover vignettes . He also produced a limited edition print commemorating " The Five Doctors " , and , for magazine , a poster commemorating the premiere airing of " Rose " . He also contributed at least one cover to " Doctor Who Magazine " . His 1987 art book " Sirens " includes many of his Target book cover art . He also designed the cover for the re - release of " Battlefield " .
Pyramids of Mars ( reference book ) Pyramids of Mars was a reference book published by Obverse Books in 2017 . The book covered the " Doctor Who " serial " Pyramids of Mars " . Publisher ' s summary . ' Your evil is my good . I am Sutekh the Destroyer . Where I tread I leave nothing but dust and darkness . I find that good . ' " Pyramids of Mars " ( 1975 ) is the inheritor of not just the colourful and complex mythology of Ancient Egypt , but a long tradition of Gothic fiction which emerged during the grip of ' Egyptomania ' on the Victorian imagination . The alluring beauty and spectacle of Ancient Egypt , the late 19th - century flowering of occultism , guilt and anxiety over the Empire and the British rule of Egypt , and the ancient emphasis on the afterlife — including the elaborate preservation of the corpse in the form of the mummy — combined to create stories of the ‘ reverse colonisation ’ of Britain and British bodies , minds , and souls . This heady mixture was reincarnated in the classic Universal movies beginning in 1932 , and reincarnated again by Hammer Horror , whose 1959 remake of " The Mummy directly " inspired " Pyramids of Mars " . An exemplar of the Doctor Who created by producer Philip Hinchcliffe and script editor Robert Holmes , the story pits the Doctor ' s science against a god who ' s really an alien , served by mummies who are really robots , in a struggle for the future of Earth against one of the series ' most powerful and frightening adversaries , the enemy of all life : Sutekh the Destroyer . Kate Orman has written or co - written 13 Doctor Who tie - in novels , including " Fallen Gods " , which won the 2003 Aurealis Award for best Australian science fiction novel , and numerous Doctor Who short stories , as well as writing for " Doctor Who Magazine " and contributing a chapter to " Doctor Who and Race " ( Intellect , 2013 ) . She also writes original science fiction and fantasy . She lives in Sydney with her husband and co - author , Jonathan Blum . Notable features . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " External links . " to be added "
Saldaamir Mister Saldaamir was a blue - skinned humanoid and a friend of the Doctor ' s parents . Biography . Saldaamir conducted business with the Doctor ' s father , and was once interrupted when a young Doctor caught a cobblemouse . ( PROSE : " Unnatural History " ) Saldaamir was the last survivor of the Time Wars in Gallifrey ' s ancient past . Saldaamir and Ulysses considered themselves explorers and associated themselves with Lady Larna , who was from their future . ( PROSE : " The Gallifrey Chronicles " ) Larna and Saldaamir once attended a party with the Doctor . ( PROSE : " The Infinity Doctors " ) Saldaamir once met Bernice Summerfield on Mars , where he informed her that he was going to San Francisco . Bernice had met Saldaamir once before this , but she could not remember where . ( PROSE : " Beige Planet Mars " ) The Eighth Doctor saw Mr Saldaamir smiling at him in a vision of his future . ( PROSE : " Father Time " ) Appearance . Saldaamir had blue skin and wore an elegant pin - striped suit . He had a set of small sharp teeth . ( PROSE : " Beige Planet Mars " )
Pule Pule was the Unvoss delegate to the Temporal Summit of the Temporal Powers . Baano said that he was a funny little thing that liked to party . In one of the timelines that Hossak negated , he was killed by a drink a servitor gave him . When time was rewritten he wasn ' t killed as Romana II stopped V ' rell from planting the bomb in the drink . ( AUDIO : " Square One " )
Acheron Acheron was a Menoptera . He rescued the Fifth Doctor from a Zarbi stampede . He was the father of Hedyla . He experimented with methods to attract the Zarbi to stop them stampeding . He called space travellers sailors . He wanted to study the Zarbi and his people didn ' t like it . ( AUDIO : " Return to the Web Planet " )
Futuristic controller Futuristic controllers were items in Sarah Jane Smith ' s possession . Sarah Jane got the futuristic controllers from a Wallarian trader . Clyde Langer and Luke Smith used them to play a video game about the Battle of Waterloo on Mr Smith ' s screen . Sarah Jane said that she was not sure that this was quite the use the Wallarian Trader had in mind for these . ( PROSE : " The Last Sontaran " ) She later asked Luke and Clyde to stop playing the video game because she needed Mr Smith . ( TV : " The Last Sontaran " )
Doctor Moon A Doctor Moon was an artificial moon that maintained the computer systems on the planet it orbited through wireless connection . Though its real form was a man - made satellite , one could exhibit its own unique personality and identity in the virtual world . The Doctor Moon of the Library . One such moon was built by Felman Lux , Strackman Lux ' s grandfather , to protect CAL , his youngest daughter who became the Library ' s computer and was given an imaginary world in which to play while in control of the Library . He was a virus checker designed to monitor CAL ' s systems and her spiritual well - being . He continued to perform these functions during the Vashta Nerada crisis . His presence stopped the Tenth Doctor ' s sonic screwdriver working when nightfall arrived and his physical body came in range . In Charlotte ' s virtual world , Doctor Moon manifested himself as a human doctor , who was charged with checking up on her health at frequent intervals . He advised her to save the others in the Library until she overloaded and switched him off . When the Doctor saved River Song into CAL ' s imaginary world , the Doctor Moon was back online , protecting the repaired CAL , River and the rest of the team , except for Strackman Lux , who survived the events . As River and her team reunited , Doctor Moon exchanged a smile with CAL . ( TV : " Forest of the Dead " ) Function . In the virtual world he could control people ' s memories , including CAL ' s , using the simple sentence " And then . . . " followed by whatever command he wished , from forgetting something to remembering something . ( TV : " Silence in the Library " / " Forest of the Dead " ) Behind the scenes . The Doctor Moon was played by actor Colin Salmon in " Silence in the Library " and " Forest of the Dead " .
John Hicks John Hicks appeared in two " Doctor Who " television stories : as a Quark in " The Dominators " and as the Axon Boy in " The Claws of Axos " . His only other known acting credits were in episodes of " Dixon of Dock Green " , " Out of the Unknown " and .
26 November An article of " The Herald " dated 26 November 1959 reported that King George VI , his wife the Queen , and princess es Elizabeth and Margaret returned from their " triumphant empire tour . " They travelled by the HMY " Britannia " , and arrived at Southampton . Rita Hawks , reading the issue two days later , knew full well that the King had died eight years earlier , and that one of his girls had become Queen . ( PROSE : " Loving the Alien " ) In fact , it was Elizabeth who was Queen beginning in 1952 , succeeding her father . ( PROSE : " Players " , TV : " The Idiot ' s Lantern " )
Summer Falls : Introduction ( short story ) Summary . Amy keeps seeing an old lady . She knows she is being watched ; whenever she looks around she sees that woman is just looking at her with a sad smile . When a truck or a group of shoppers goes past the woman just disappears . One day Amy and Rory are visiting the Lake Erie . The lady is standing at the end of the pier with a sad smile . Amy knows that the old lady is waiting for her . When Amy starts to walk towards the lady , Rory tells her not to , because in films there is always something bad happening when someone does such things . However , both want to get to know more , and Amy goes to the lady . She talks to the woman and asks her who she is . The woman says that it might not matter anymore and that she is wondering if she just lives to do one thing . The woman tells Amy that when she was young she met a man , who was quite unlike anyone else . She knew she had to help him . She put him out of the way of a lightning . The man just put out the flames , nodded at her and ran away . That man had some kind of glow . The woman never saw that glow again until she met Amy , but Amy ' s glow was fading . That was why the woman was following Amy in case she needs help . Amy tells the woman that she doesn ' t need the woman ' s help . She also tells the woman that she once had an imaginary friend that turned out to be real who never grew up . The old woman with the sad smile told Amy to tell the Doctor that she was looking for him and pass on her message , " Run , you clever boy and remember . . . " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Dreamhome Dreamhome was the only man - made structure on Tiermann ' s World . It was the home of Ernest , Amanda , and Solin Tiermann and all of their servo - furnishing s . Domovoi controlled all of the technology in Dreamhome . Dreamhome was surrounded by a force field which protected the building from the planet ' s wildlife and cold climate . A perfectly - maintained lawn stretching several hundred yard s surrounded Dreamhome . The building was created using only materials from Earth . When a Voracious Craw came to Tiermann ' s World , its presence began interfering with the technology in Dreamhome . The Tenth Doctor and Martha Jones came to Dreamhome to warn the Tiermanns of the Craw and got caught up in the malfunctions . Domovoi knew that Dreamhome would be abandoned by the Tiermanns to be consumed by the Craw and tried to prevent anyone from leaving the building . While most of Dreamhome was destroyed in a conflict between Domovoi and the Tiermanns , the Doctor scared the Craw off of the planet before it ate Dreamhome . The Doctor took the few survivors of the conflict to Spaceport Antelope Slash Nitelite and left the ruins of Dreamhome uninhabited . ( PROSE : " Sick Building " )
St Anthony ' s St Anthony ' s was a church on Canvey Island . In 1953 , Father Hemmings was the priest of St Anthony ' s . He used the crypt of the church to give Last Rites to what he thought were angels but were actually aliens that he had found washed up on the beach . The Fifth Doctor and Peri Brown attended a service at St Anthony ' s in 1953 . ( PROSE : " The Canvey Angels " )
Lily ( disambiguation ) Lily has several meanings pertinent to the " Doctor Who " universe and the real world . They are listed below in alphabetical order by surname . If no surname is available , alphabetization occurs by the disambiguation term — that is , the bit between the parentheses in a title like Waitress ( Random Shoes ) .
Broadway Broadway was a street in Manhattan which intersected with at least 34th Street . In 1938 , the Eighth Doctor landed the TARDIS at that very intersection , and he and Charley had an adventure with Orson Welles on the even of Welles ' " The War of the Worlds " radio broadcast from the Empire State Building . ( AUDIO : " Invaders from Mars " )
T . F . Demarcus T . F . Demarcus was on Coal Hill School ' s list of the dead . ( TV : " For Tonight We Might Die " ) Demarcus died some time before April 1963 . ( PROSE : " Time and Relative " )
Nerva Beacon The Nerva Beacon ( later just called Nerva and nicknamed " the Ark " ) was a space station located in the Sol System . History . Early history . The Fourth Doctor thought the station , or parts of it , was built in the late 29th or early 30th century . ( TV : " The Ark in Space " ) The Fourth Doctor and Leela visited " Nerva " at the very beginning , when it was a space dock orbit ing Jupiter . They became involved in events surrounding an infection by the Drelleran in revenge for the actions of Lord . ( AUDIO : " " ) The original purpose of the space station was as a beacon ( hence the name ) to warn spacecraft about the planetoid Voga , which in turn orbited the planet Jupiter . " Nerva " was at that time operated by the Interplanetary Space Command , which had its headquarters on Earth . " Nerva " served this function for thirty years . After the Cyber - Wars , " Nerva " had a transmat link to the breathable interior of Voga . " Nerva " was apparently struck by a plague that wiped out nearly all of the fifty - strong ISC crew . Only three of the crew ( Commander Stevenson , Lester and Warner ) and one observer survived . It was soon discovered the plague was in reality an infection spread by invading Cybermen , who planned to destroy Voga . ( TV : " Revenge of the Cybermen " ) Later history . In 6087 , " Nerva Beacon " was moved to Earth orbit , where it served as a cryogenic storage facility , nicknamed " The Ark " . Scientists had foreseen the Earth would become uninhabitable for five thousand years due to solar flare s . Under the leadership of the Earth High Minister they chose " Nerva " as a " lifeboat " . The rest of humanity was evacuated in Thermic shelter s , but they were apparently not expected to survive long enough to repopulate . DNA samples of Earth ' s flora and fauna were stored on board and the bodies of selected human volunteers were placed in suspended animation . These people were genetically screened so the genetic pool of the survivors would be crossmatched , balanced and compact - evaluated . For this reason regressive humans , typified by 20th century humans , were not allowed . The power for the station was by this time provided by solar stack s and the transmat link now connected the station with Earth rather than Voga . Due to a Wirrn infestation , a massive system failure occurred and the humans overslept . By the time they woke , ten thousand years had passed . The awakening humans had to fight off the Wirrn , but retook the station and recolonised the Earth . ( TV : " The Ark in Space " ) The recolonisation process began in 16087 . The main settlement was called Nerva City . It was built on the former site of New York City . ( AUDIO : " Wirrn Isle " ) During those thousands of years , " Nerva Beacon " had become a legend : the lost refuge of mankind , sleeping while the rest of humanity was expanding their empire into the rest of the galaxy . ( TV : " The Sontaran Experiment " )
Five Points District Five Points District was a neighbourhood in New York City . On the evening of 11 March 1888 , the First Doctor arrived in Five Points in the TARDIS with Susan Foreman , Ian Chesterton and Barbara Wright . By accident , Ian was non - critically shot in gang violence between Wild Boars and Mad Dogs . At that time , the area was only starting to be policed by the authorities . Earlier , residents had to rely on the gangs during hardships . ( AUDIO : " The Great White Hurricane " ) A Weeping Angel sent private Manny Simons from 1916 to the Five Points District in 1892 . ( COMIC : " The Weeping Angels of Mons " )
Damon Jeffrey Damon Jeffrey appeared uncredited in two " Doctor Who " stories : as a Russian Commando in " The Curse of Fenric " ( DWM 225 ) and Dave , a Cheetah Person and the double for Karra in " Survival " . ( DWMS Summer 1994 )
Kevin Warner Kevin Warner was the father of Tony Warner and the husband of Marie Warner . When Tony got kidnapped by Odd Bob the Clown and went missing , Kevin and Marie informed the police . The Ealing Echo wrote an article about the disappearance of Tony and the worries of his parents . According to the article , Tony was the third child that had vanished in Ealing . ( TV : " The Day of the Clown " )
Anne Hathaway Anne Hathaway was the wife of William Shakespeare . ( PROSE : " The Stranger , The Writer , His Wife and the Mixed Metaphor " ) Behind the scenes . She was played by Maggie Steed in the BBC radio play " Mrs . Shakespeare " .
Andy Guest Andy Guest was a 3D artist for " Doctor Who " during series 3 , series 4 and series 5 , for the " Sarah Jane Adventures " pilot " Invasion of the Bane " and for the " Torchwood : Children of Earth " series . He appeared in the " Torchwood Declassified " episode " To the End " .
Doctor Who ( Everything Changes ) A poster advertising Doctor Who exhibition could be seen in Cardiff in 2007 . ( TV : " Everything Changes " ) Behind the scenes . In reality , the poster seen was a production error by the team of " Everything Changes " .
Chris Parsons Chris Parsons was a post - graduate student of Cambridge University and a colleague of Professor Chronotis in 1979 . He borrowed " The Worshipful and Ancient Law of Gallifrey " from the Professor ' s library . Surprised at the unusual properties the book exhibited , he attempted to analyse it with the aid of Clare Keightley . They later helped the Doctor defeat Skagra ' s plans . ( PROSE : " Shada " , AUDIO : " Shada " , WC : " Shada " )
Day of the Dragon ( short story ) Day of the Dragon was a short story published in " Doctor Who Annual 1985 " . It featured the Sixth Doctor and Peri . Summary . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
About Time 5 About Time 5 was the fifth volume in the " About Time " series of " Doctor Who " reference books . It covered seasons 18 through 21 of the televised series , from " The Leisure Hive " to " The Twin Dilemma " , as well as the special " The Five Doctors " and the spin - off pilot " K9 and Company " . Publisher ' s summary . In " About Time " , the whole of classic " Doctor Who " is examined through the lens of the real - world social and political changes — as well as ongoing developments in television production — that influenced the series in ways big and small over the course of a generation . Armed with these guidebooks , readers will be able to cast their minds back to 1975 , 1982 and other years to best appreciate the series ' content and character . Volume 5 of this series covers Seasons 18 to 21 of " “ Doctor Who , ” " focusing on the end of Tom Baker ' s tenure as the Doctor , the whole of the Peter Davison era and the start of Colin Baker ' s time with the show in mind - bending detail . In addition to the usual concerns such as the TV show ' s continuity ( alien races , the Doctor ' s abilities , etc . ) and lore ( anecdotal , " Did You Know ? " - style material ) , authors Lawrence Miles and Tat Wood will examine each Davison story in the context of the year / historical period it was produced , determining just how topical the stories were . Subject matter . A critical and cultural analysis of every televised Doctor Who story from season 18 to season 21 . Areas of examination include production notes ; logical flaws in the story ; detailed catalogues of facts ; and an attempt to examine where each story came from , and why each was made in the contemporary cultural climate of Great Britain and Earth . Contents . Most serials are accompanied by an essay , and the essays cover a very broad range of topics . The essays in this volume are :
A Merry Little Christmas ( comic story ) A Merry Little Christmas was a " Doctor Who Adventures " comic strip . Summary . The Tenth Doctor takes Heather to visit her grandmother one snowy Christmas in the tiny village of Stillmuir . Leaving Heather with her family while he nips back to TARDIS , the Doctor is surprised to find the village disappear before him on his way to explore a little shop . Inside the village , nobody realises they have been moved . Two strangers on the horizon , dressed in Santa outfits , are playing with a bulky piece of machinery . Without the Doctor , Heather and relatives Steven and Alex race over to the blue figures ( Selby and Kerlow ) , as they confirm that the village has been transported and shrunk . The aliens , fearful of being spotted by the primitives , make their escape through a portal as a snowstorm is whipped up . However one of the aliens is left , trapped inside with the village when the portal closes with Heather and company . The Doctor , meanwhile , has followed the energy trace across space in the TARDIS to a spaceship where he finds a giant snow globe containing the village . Watching are two aliens worried about their crew member trapped inside . One of the aliens gives the order to use gas on the village so they can retrieve their companion , but the gas doesn ' t work . The Doctor has sabotaged the system . When questioned , the aliens explain they heard of the primitive festival called Christmas . They intended to capture and study the primitive ' s celebration . The Doctor has a better idea and invites the aliens to experience Christmas by returning the village and staying at Granny McCrimmon ' s , who fortunately is a bit short sighted and assumes the blue aliens are just cold friends . References . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
J J was a systems administrator in the Structure on a planet in E - Space . He was agorophobic . J wore a jet - black visor at all times . When the Fourth Doctor , Romana and Adric visited the Structure , he warned them of an encroachment of aliens in the gardens outside . After the Doctor and Romana explored the Structure , tearing down many of its interior walls , and the gardens , discovering that the aliens were merely insect s , they tried to encourage J to venture outside , something he had not done for a long time . He resisted at first , thinking the light from the two sun s would be too much for him . He eventually worked his way up to going outside . J tried to help the Doctor figure his way out of E - Space by providing information about nearby stars and planets . The Doctor , Romana and Adric would have stayed longer , but he encouraged them to leave , hoping to reduce his dependency on them . ( PROSE : " O , Darkness " )