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The Angel of Scutari ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . October 1854 : As the British Army charges into catastrophe in the Crimea , the Minister for War sends Miss Florence Nightingale to take charge of the field hospital at Scutari . But there ' s already an angel of mercy working with the wounded at Scutari . A first - rate fellow who ' s turned up out of the blue . Goes by the name of Schofield ; Thomas Hector Schofield . . . With the Seventh Doctor and Ace lost in the siege of Sevastopol , Hex has rediscovered his calling . But there ' s cannon to the left of him , cannon to the right of him — and a deranged spycatcher - in - chief on his case . Plot . " to be added "
Alfred Dreyfus Captain Dreyfus was a part of the Shadow Directory . He and Anton Jarre were recruited by the Directory in 1883 while they were at the École Polytechnique . Dreyfus was the centre of a scandal in 19th century France . The Directory was considered a threat to the Brotherhood of the Immanent Flesh , so they made it appear he was selling military secrets to foreign powers . Dreyfus was convicted of treason and imprisoned on Devil ' s Island , and the Directory discredited . ( PROSE : " The Death of Art " )
Special Executive The Special Executive ( conversationally contracted as Special Exec ) were a mercenary group of parahuman lifeforms , led by Wardog . They worked across time and the multiverse . They were hired by Gallifrey in the early days of the Time Lord s to retrieve the assassin Fenris . Wardog , alongside Time Lady Rema - Du , did the retrieval , and Viridian the Brainfeeler scanned Fenris ' mind to identify his employers as the Order of the Black Sun . At that moment , agents of the Order attacked ; Viridian was killed and Wardog had his left arm blown off . ( COMIC : " 4 - D War " ) Ten years later , the Executive — Wardog , Zeitgeist , Cobweb and Millenium — escorted Rema - Du to a trade negotiation that involved the Sontaran s and a third party . The third party turned out to be the Order from before they declared war on Gallifrey . The Sontaran ambassador Brilox wiped Millenium ' s mind with a psy - snare and brainwashed her into murder the Black Sun Elder . Wardog killed her in a failed attempt to stop the murder — and because the Executive were employed by the Time Lords , the Order of the Black Sun believed this to be a deliberate assault and declared war . ( COMIC : " Black Sun Rising " )
Time Roach Time Roaches were nesting creatures from the Vortex that were attracted by radiation that leaked into the Space Time Continuum . They took refuge in engines , where they could cause much trouble and disruption . An infestation aboard an aircraft carrier in the 21st century took the carrier back in time two hundred years and dropped it in the middle of the Battle of Trafalgar ( 21 October 1805 ) . Sailors at the time believed it to be a metal sea monster ( maybe a Kraken ) that appeared from out of a fog . ( COMIC : " Rough Waters " )
Gellen Jenkins Gellen Jenkins was a human who , as a birthday gift from her father and his girlfriend , received a trip on the Galactic Safari to Xirrinda . She kept a holo - recorder to record everything that she was going to see on the new planet . She was confronted by pebble - like creatures while staying at a hotel . Her father had told her to escape inside the autopilot jeep . The Eleventh Doctor found her in the back seat and took her back to the airport . She was only bruised slightly , and Rory decided that she had received only a mild concussion . She learned Mr Cain and Professor Willard had escaped with a specimen box , which she found held three pebble creatures . She recorded everything on her holo - recorder . When she found one of the creatures loose , she , Rory and the two school children , Matty George and Kevin Arkwright , helped to blow up the train along with the creatures . ( PROSE : " Rain of Terror " )
The Unfolding Text The Unfolding Text was published in 1983 . Publisher ' s summary . On Saturday , 23 November 1963 at 5 . 25 p . m . the " Doctor Who " theme music was heard on BBC television for the first time , and just under twelve minutes later William Hartnell appeared through the London fog as the first Doctor . It was the birth of an institution . " Doctor Who : The Unfolding Text " is the first serious analysis of the BBC ' s longest - running fictional programme . Based on interviews with artists and production staff involved with the programme since 1963 , it investigates how industrial , institutional , narrative , professional and other forces originally existing outside " Doctor Who " have operated to shape the series . It examines the programme ' s origins in the BBC ' s attempt to compete with commercial television , and its ability to draw on a variety of codes of performance as well as a range of genres . The reason for " Doctor Who ' s " continuing popularity and success , argue the authors , is its flexible structure — time can range over millions of years , the Doctor ' s companions can be replaced and even the Doctor himself can change form . " Doctor Who : The Unfolding Text " elucidates through practical demonstration analytical approaches for the student and teacher of media studies , offers valuable information for the fan , and provides intriguing insight for the general reader into the adventures of television ' s most famous time - lord . John Tulloch is Associate Professor of Mass Communications , Macquarie University , Sydney , Australia . His publications include " Conflict and Control in the Cinema " ( editor , 1977 ) and " Australian Cinema : Industry " , " Narrative and Meaning " ( 1982 ) . He is Editor of the " Australian Journal of Screen Theory " . Manuel Alvarado is Lecturer in Television and Film , University of London Institute of Education . His publications include " Hazell : The Making of a TV Series " ( with Edward Buscombe , 1978 ) Subject matter . This is a media text , analysing " Doctor Who " within a TV landscape . It also analyses and discusses the narrative structure of " Doctor Who " , illustrated with detailed interviews and behind the scenes information .
Serial A serial is a story told in a series of consecutively available parts in which the passage of narrative time is likewise continuous . Each episode or chapter typically ends in a cliffhanger to encourage viewers to return the next week to see how the heroes extricate themselves from the previous week ' s danger . Serials arose in newspaper and magazine publications . The format was transferred to the movies and later to radio and television . The 1963 version of " Doctor Who " was produced exclusively in a serial format , each serial having between two and fourteen episodes . Each season had between four and nine serials . Except for the majority of the William Hartnell era , the title of each episode was merely the name of the overall serial , with the episode number appended . Thus , during this era of " Doctor Who " , the terms " serial " and " story " were synonymous . The serial format has been largely abandoned by the BBC Wales version of the program , although some serials , like " Dreamland " , " The Infinite Quest " and " The End of Time " , have been produced . Other multi - part stories have been produced , but the production team have been reluctant to return to a numerical naming convention . Likewise , several second parts of stories haven ' t been set immediately after their first parts , thereby breaking the convention of serial storytelling . The term " serial " is therefore rarely used to describe anything produced by BBC Wales . In current parlance , " episode " is usually synonymous with " story " and multi - part stories are called " two - parters " , " three - parters " and so forth . Each story of " The Sarah Jane Adventures " with the exception of " Invasion of the Bane " is also a serial , consisting of two parts each .
Telepathic inhibitor A telepathic inhibitor was a device connected to the stasis box . Part of its function was to control the entity ; when used in the vicinity of individuals containing part of the gestalt , it triggered pain and disorientation in infected individuals . It could also prevent the entity from possessing additional people when activated . However , its power was limited , as it was unable to control the entity when the entire gestalt concentrated its essence in Peri . It could also boost the natural range of telepathy , enabling the Fifth Doctor to remotely reprogram the TARDIS to cause a solar eclipse . ( AUDIO : " The Eye of the Scorpion " )
Michael Rees Michael Rees was a writer of Big Finish Productions Short Trips stories . Rees was one of the winners of a writing competition held by Big Finish to find new authors . His winning entry , " Swamp of Horrors ( 1957 ) - Viewing Notes " , was published in the anthology " " . He subsequently wrote " The Science of Magic " for " " .
Elaine Delahaye Elaine Delahaye was a native of Arcadia , and the niece of Lord Gerald Delahaye . Witnessing the murder of her sister Christina made her catatonic , but Bernice Summerfield ' s kindness helped her recover . ( PROSE : " Deceit " ) Elaine was one of the guests at Bernice Summerfield and Jason Kane ' s wedding in Cheldon Bonniface on 24 April 2010 . ( PROSE : " Happy Endings " )
Harry Papadopoulos Harry Papadopoulos was a " Doctor Who Magazine " staff person . He was credited as a sub - editor for " The Doctor Who Magazine Winter Special of 1991 " , spiritual guide on two issues of " Doctor Who Magazine " and security chief for another issue .
The Inquirer The Inquirer was a British newspaper that reported on a manhunt for the missing Agatha Christie in December 1926 . ( TV : " The Unicorn and the Wasp " ) Behind the scenes . Although " The Inquirer " does exist in the real world , an " online " periodical , and was only started in 2001 . Thus , the real world " Inquirer " is not the one that appears in " Unicorn " .
David Gibson David was an American . His family visited Wales when he was a child . Years later , when he and his friend were hitchhiking through Wales , they became involved in the evacuation of Tír na n - Óg . When Nuada summoned his demonic brethren to invade Earth , David was drawn to him because he had been possessed by a demon when he was there when he was young . David killed Nuada , after which the Seventh Doctor managed to remove the demon from him . ( PROSE : " " )
Jebdal Jebdal was a resident of the Multihaven and a devout follower of the religion Lucidianism . She was incredibly loyal to Laan Carder , but she began doubting her religious devotion after meeting the Eighth Doctor . She decided to leave her religion and assist the Doctor in evacuating people from the Lucidian church . The Doctor suggested that she become the Multihaven ' s next Bordinan . ( AUDIO : " Faith Stealer " )
Neil Cross Neil Cross ( born Neil Gadd in Bristol ) wrote the " Doctor Who " television stories " The Rings of Akhaten " and " Hide " . A long - time fan , Cross recalled in an interview with " Doctor Who Magazine " how writing for the series had allowed him to finally impress his sister :
Refrigerator A refrigerator , also known as a fridge , was an appliance for preserving organic material by keeping it cold . When Sip Fel - Fotch Passameer - Day Slitheen tried to kill Jackie Tyler and Mickey Smith in his flat , they were able to use the pickled foods in his refrigerator to make a concentrated mixture of acetic acid with which to destroy him . ( TV : " World War Three " ) After regenerating , the Eleventh Doctor plundered the refrigerator in Amy ' s house while trying to figure out what foods he now liked . ( TV : " The Eleventh Hour " ) There was an " Animaniacs " sticker on Rani Chandra ' s refrigerator . ( TV : " The Mark of the Berserker " ) Fridges were not yet invented in Roman times . While in a Roman villa in 64 , Barbara Wright jokingly told Ian Chesterton there was ice in the fridge . Ian started looking for the fridge before realising what Barbara had said . Later , after returning from their adventure , Ian did the same to Barbara when he told her that there was some cold peacock left in the fridge . ( TV : " The Romans " )
Beta ( The Krotons ) Beta was a Gond scientist who lived under the enslaving regime of the Krotons . Beta and Jamie attacked the Kroton ship ' s exterior with sulphuric acid , while the Second Doctor and Zoe applied acid to the ship ' s interior . This action was the proximate cause of the successful end of the rebellion . Prior to deciding to assist the TARDIS crew , and by extension Thara , he had been heavily courted by Eelek , who was angling for post - Kroton , post - Selris power in a free Gond society . Consequently , Beta ' s fortunes likely rose in the aftermath of the rebellion , once Thara had become leader of the Gonds . Beta ' s attire was notably different than other Gonds , in that he had white bands around the sleeves , waist , and calves . Most Gonds had dark bands . ( TV : " The Krotons " )
Colophon ( species ) The Colophons were the native species of the planet Colophos . They became extinct when one of their scientists , Astaroth Morax , released a bacterium that was lethal to the species . Morax offered his people the antidote but only if they were to bow down to him . The Colophons refused . ( AUDIO : " Last of the Colophon " )
John Wilcox John Wilcox , BSC was the veteran cinematographer of the two 1960s " Doctor Who " films , " Dr . Who and the Daleks " and " Daleks ' Invasion Earth 2150 A . D . " . He was the first person in " Doctor Who " history to have the title of director of photography . For three decades was the only person to occupy this role until Glen MacPherson filled the same position on the 1996 TV movie . Much of his career was spent working at Hammer Films ; in particular , he lensed several films for director Freddie Francis . Wilcox ' s last film was 1978 ' s ensemble comedy " The Hound of the Baskervilles " ; he became badly ill during production however , and was replaced by Dick Bush ( who , co - incidentally , had worked as a film cameraman on the television version of " Doctor Who " ) . Wilcox never fully recovered from his illness , and died the following year .
Vivarium A vivarium was an enclosed area used to raise animal s and / or plant s . Aquarium s and terrarium s were types of vivariums . According to one account , life developed on the Earth when the Archaeon s seeded it using carefully controlled life from their vivariums on the Moon . ( AUDIO : " The Beginning " )
The Coup ( audio story ) The Coup was a special Big Finish recording featuring Brigadier Lethbridge - Stewart overseeing the shutdown of UNIT and the public exposure of UNIT ' s purpose and history . It was originally given away with " Doctor Who Magazine " # 351 , but was later offered for free download from the Big Finish web site to promote Big Finish ' s new series of UNIT audio dramas . Publisher ' s summary . LONDON , THE NEAR FUTURE : UNIT is finished . The UK Division prepares to cede its authority to a new organisation . . . But who is attempting to sabotage the hand - over ? Plot . " to be added "
Valentine Dyall Valentine Dyall played the Black Guardian in the " Doctor Who " stories " The Armageddon Factor " , " Mawdryn Undead " , " Terminus " and " Enlightenment " . Dyall also recorded the voice of Slarn for the radio play " Slipback " , which unfortunately was not broadcast until after his death . He was also one of the few actors considered for the role of the Second Doctor ; Dyall , like the other actors , declined the offer to play the role because he didn ' t want to commit to a long - running role .
Taxos Taxos was a causality monitor in the Parachronistic Chamber under the Capitol on Gallifrey . He was part of the team controlling the probability rift created after the Fourth Doctor altered the history of the Dalek s ' development on Skaro . ( PROSE : " A Device of Death " )
Chris Waites and the Carrollers Chris Waites and the Carrollers were a band in the early 1960s . They recorded " Christmas Caroline " . ( PROSE : " Time and Relative " ) As Ian Chesterton later noted in November 1963 , Chris Waites and the Carrollers was the start of the career of Aubrey Waites , who would go on to lead in John Smith and the Common Men , a popular band that would be beaten in the top charts only by the Beatles . ( TV : " An Unearthly Child " )
Soldier ( The Reign of Terror ) A soldier was part of a group of soldiers surrounding the house in which the First Doctor , Susan , Barbara , Ian , Rouvray and D ' Argenson were hiding in 18th century France . He wanted to shoot Ian , Barbara and Susan immediately , but the lieutenant refused . ( TV : " The Reign of Terror " )
Old lady ( Boom Town ) An old lady was spotted by Mickey Smith in Cardiff in September 2006 . He stated that she was staring at them . Captain Jack responded with , " She ' s probably wondering what four people can do inside a wooden box " . ( TV : " Boom Town " )
Tambora Tambora was a volcano which erupted in 1815 . This eruption caused an accumulation of volcanic ash in the upper atmosphere . The effect was so significant that even in June of next year the half delirious Eighth Doctor could still guess it to be the " " by observing the atmosphere on the shores of Lake Geneva . ( AUDIO : " Mary ' s Story " ) Behind the Scenes . The on 10 April 1815 in Indonesia was one of the most powerful recorded volcanic eruptions . The resulting bad weather during the " Year without a Summer " was largely the reason why Mary Shelley , Lord Byron and their friends spent so much time indoors in Villa Diodati around the time of the Doctor ' s arrival . Mary Shelley wrote about the horrible weather in the introduction to the 1831 edition of " Frankenstein " .
A Fishy Tale A Fishy Tale was a documentary discussing the making of the " Doctor Who " story " The Underwater Menace " . Main subject . The cast and crews remembrances of the making of " The Underwater Menace " . Home video releases . This documentary was included on the DVD release of the " Doctor Who " story " The Underwater Menace " .
Daniela Denby - Ashe Daniela Denby - Ashe played Mary in the " Torchwood " episode " Greeks Bearing Gifts " . Aside from this role in " Torchwood " , she has starred in the BBC comedy " My Family " alongside " Doctor Who " guest actor Zoë Wanamaker .
Katryca Katryca was a human from the planet Ravalox in c . 2000000 . She was leader of a group of feral and wild humans and did not understand much about technology , since all lifeforms on Earth had been destroyed , and the planet was renamed Ravalox . She led a rebellion of her people into the undertunnels of Earth , but was killed by the robot Drathro . ( TV : " The Mysterious Planet " )
Christel Dee Christel Dee is the founding presenter on " " . She is also a member on the YouTube channel FiveWhoFans . She co - hosts the show with fellow presenter , Luke Spillane . In 2016 , Christel hosted the episode of " Classmates " on " The Metaphysical Engine , or What Quill Did " , and co - hosted , with Luke Spillane , the one on the finale , " The Lost " . The Titan comics character of Christel Dean , appearing in COMIC : " Clara Oswald and the School of Death " , was based on Dee . In one episode of " The Fan Show " , " Mr Men " author and illustrator Adam Hargreaves made a character called " Miss Dee " in her likeness , and she starred in a short animation at the start of the " Fan Show " episode . While filming one of the videos for " The Fan Show " about " The Lives of Captain Jack " , Christel was asked to voice a character for one of the stories . Christel was one of the actors for the Council on " Month 25 " .
Carmen Yeh Carmen Yeh was a human of Chinese descent who was a companion of Compassion . Biography . In 1758 , Yeh was accidentally left in Alaska by a member of the Great Houses . Soon after this Yeh met Compassion , who was also left in Alaska after her companion from the Homeworld had left her . Compassion offered to " give [ Yeh ] a lift " while Compassion searched for her previous companion ; the two travelled together for three years . During their time together , Yeh persuaded Compassion to meet with the War King . Yeh gathered plenty of knowledge of the War during her travels and wrote that Compassion thought the enemy was just a distraction and the true threat was from " family " . Compassion later suggested that the emergence of House Lucia would be the indication of the real threat showing itself . Yeh and Compassion were present at the assassination of R . B . Nevitz . One of their most notable misadventures took place in the " frontier of time " between the Great Houses ' territory and the posthuman future . There , Compassion became greatly distressed upon finding the remains of the 103 - form timeship " Percival " ; she then confronted the War King in the middle of a state dinner . Compassion created a second pact with the War King and the head of House Mirraflex shortly before she stopped travelling with Yeh . After leaving Compassion and settling down , Yeh wrote her ( allegedly fictitious ) memoir " Fantastical Travels in an Infinite Universe " , where she calls herself " Yvette Carlton " and Compassion " Laura " . ( PROSE : " The Book of the War " )
Murmansk Murmansk was a city in Russia . Isabella Zemanova and her sons got on a British convoy in Murmansk . They met William Dunn who allowed them to board without telling the captain . Unbeknownst to Isabella , Erimem and Andy Hansen watched Isabella board the ship . ( PROSE : " The Beast of Stalingrad " )
Guardian of the Tomb ( comic story ) Guardian of the Tomb was a " TV Comic " story featuring the Fourth Doctor . Summary . " to be added " Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Omnethoth The Omnethoth was a sentient weapons system designed by a race called the Masters , who created it with universal domination in mind . The Euterpian s and Greld used the Omnethoth and the battle shroud of the Semquess during the Millennium War , destroying an entire galaxy to destroy a thousand of the Mad Mind of Bophemeral ' s fleets . ( PROSE : " The Quantum Archangel " ) In 2992 , the Omnethoth eventually destroyed the Masters and then found its way to the Minerva system , where it totally destroyed Yquatine . The Eighth Doctor reprogrammed the Omenthoth to make them tame and harmless , after which President Vargeld of Yquatine had them destroyed . ( PROSE : " The Fall of Yquatine " )
Celestial Intervention ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . The Temporal Powers are under threat . It is only a matter of time before the Dalek s attack . Now CIA Coordinator , Romana must protect the interests of Gallifrey , while dealing with demands from President Livia and an increasingly powerful War Council . As allies are whittled away , the Time Lord s are drawn into a conflict they can no longer avoid . . . Plot . " to be added " Notes . " to be added "
Bulek Bulek was a Time Lord who knew the Doctor when he lived on Gallifrey . During the crisis surrounding Morbius ' resurrection , he was the head of the Celestial Intervention Agency . He ordered Straxus to find the Eighth Doctor and bring him back to Gallifrey . ( AUDIO : " Sisters of the Flame " , " The Vengeance of Morbius " )
Standing Standing wanted to use a chronon bomb . She said the Sixth Doctor was a patient . She wanted to kill the Doctor , Maylon and Peri Brown and stopped them getting to the TARDIS , so that they could stop the chronon bomb . She executed Maylon , and later tried to do the same to the Doctor . ( AUDIO : " Of Chaos Time The " )
Dave Prowse Dave Prowse played the Minotaur in the " Doctor Who " story " The Time Monster " . Outside of " Doctor Who " , the tall actor has a long resume of film and TV appearances , including playing no less than three different versions of Frankenstein ' s monster — two for Hammer films of the early 1970s , and once as a Boris Karloff - style monster in the 1967 spoof " Casino Royale " . His best - known roles , however , were as the body ( but not the voice ) of Darth Vader in the first three " Star Wars " films , and as the Green Cross Man in a number of British safety PSAs .