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Series 3 ( CC ) The third series in the " Companion Chronicles " range of audios was released by Big Finish Productions in 2008 and 2009 . Overview . " to be added " The stories were released monthly between July 2008 and June 2009 . Cast . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Production . " to be added " External links . " to be added "
Agus Agus was a soldier on Jenggel . Whilst escorting Victoria Waterfield through the jungle , he and his men were captured by the Dogs of War . They killed and impaled all the soldiers , making it look like it was done by the Operaki Papul Gallaki . ( PROSE : " Combat Rock " )
Richter In an alternative timeline , Richter was a member of the Temporal Affairs department for the Galactic Reich . He essentially served as the ' companion ' to Elizabeth Klein , although it was an unofficial secret that he was really there to ensure that she remained loyal to the Reich . On the moonbase in 2044 , he attacked Sam Kirke when a Selachian appeared in the hangar . ( AUDIO : " The Architects of History " )
Bureau of Ancient Records The Bureau of Ancient Records was a library on Gallifrey . It contained documents dating back to the Dark Times , such as the Record of Rassilon and the Worshipful and Ancient Law of Gallifrey . Romana worked there for some time . ( TV : " State of Decay " )
Solturis Solturis was a planet inhabited by a humanoid race and ruled by Redlin . Its capital city was Bulos . Solturis had experienced one hundred years of peace when the Dalek s first arrived shortly after the destruction of Alvega . The Daleks pretended to be friendly and peaceful while secretly planning to steal the Pentaray and conquer the planet . The Dalek invasion of Solturis was defeated by Jareth , who used the Pentaray against them . The Dalek Emperor was summoned to Skaro and so unable to taken revenge against Solturis . ( COMIC : " The Penta Ray Factor " )
Babel The babels were an advanced generation of cast s created in the Catherion Imprimiture to overcome the limitations of the other generations . The goal was to make a self - aware system that would be linked to the mind of a time - active agent instead of the the Homeworld ' s noosphere or the operating system of a timeship . Only about eight were created , and all were incurably insane . One escaped babel massacred almost everyone at House Catherion , leaving only one survivor ; ( PROSE : " The Book of the War " ) the Order of the Weal subsequently kept it prisoner under House Ixion , where Chatelaine Thessalia consulted with it about the upcoming War . She eventually released it on an isolated planet on the frontier in time , giving herself as its host ; it killed her . ( PROSE : " Newtons Sleep " ) The other babels were confined in areas where they were deprived of radiation and eventually starved to death . However , at the start of the War , the Great Houses came to regard the babels as a necessary evil . Three were released during the Lethean Campaign , where they were supremely successful wherever deployed and provided the Great Houses with a powerful advantage . ( PROSE : " The Book of the War " ) All three were destroyed when a secretive agent killed their hosts and left them momentarily defenseless to the enemy suicide attacks ; " The Book of the War " stated that , after this deployment , the babels were extinct . ( PROSE : " The Book of the War " )
Attack of the Cybermen ( novelisation ) Publisher ' s summary . 1989 edition . A diamond raid in modern London . . . a secret base hidden deep in the heart of the city ' s sewer system . . . a cold and desolate planet light years from Earth . . . and a daring plan to alter the entire course of interplanetary history . . . On twentieth - century Earth it appears that the Doctor ' s old enemy , Lytton , has allied himself with the ruthless Cybermen . The Cybermen have devised a scheme which , if successful , could completely destroy the web of time and bring the human race to its knees . When the Cyber - planet of Mondas was destroyed in 1986 the Cybermen were forced to retreat to the planet Telos . Now they have journeyed back in time to prevent the destruction of their home world . And for Mondas to survive , the Earth must die . . . 1992 edition . Lytton stepped forward and bowed to one of the creatures . " We are your prisoners , leader , " he said . He sounded pleased . On twentieth - century Earth , the Sixth Doctor ' s old enemy , Lytton , appears to have allied himself with the ruthless Cybermen , who have devised a scheme which , if successful , could completely destroy the web of time and bring the human race to its knees . For when the Cyberplanet Mondas was destroyed in 1986 , the Cybermen were forced to retreat to the planet Telos . Now they have journeyed back in time to prevent the destruction of their home world , and for Mondas to survive , the Earth must die . . . Eric Saward ' s novelisation is based on the original story by Paula Moore , which featured Colin Baker in the role of the Doctor . Additional cover images . " to be added " British publication history . First publication : Paperback ( April 1989 ) Re - issues : ( October 1992 ) Audio book . In August 1995 , BBC Audio released an abridged audio book version of the novel , read by Colin Baker . It became part of the BBC MP3 - CD Audio sampler " Tales from the TARDIS " Volume 1 , " Ten hours on just one disc " .
Bob Kreesus Bob Kreesus was a gambler who believed that an alien machine he had won was bringing him luck by extracting the good fortune of the Triskaidekaphobe s . He kept the machine on the moon below him while he lived a life of luxury on board his ship , which was disguised as a rain cloud . When he was teleported down to the moon ' s surface by the Tenth Doctor , who had destroyed his machine , he accidentally slipped on a banana skin and fell over a cliff . ( COMIC : " Triskaidekaphobia " )
Ambition Parasite Ambition Parasites were parasites which fed on the potential and motivation of other life - forms . Biology . The ambition parasites had no physical form and were made of psychic energy . When an ambition parasite arrived in an area , it needed to latch onto the oldest living organism in the area to survive . It would psychic ally drain the motivation out of everyone around it . In emergencies , it would attack with psychic energy and would force everyone it could control to defend it . The only ones who were resistant were those with a strong mind and those who had no goals , like children . ( PROSE : " Number 1 , Gallows Gate Road " ) History . At some point before the 18th century , an ambition parasite came from Esto to Earth and infested an oak tree in what would be later known as Gallows Gate Road . In the 18th century , it was used for hanging criminals , giving the road its name . It developed a reputation as being cursed , due to the predation of the ambition parasite . In 1940 , the Tenth Doctor ' s TARDIS detected the Ambition Parasite in the area . It dropped the Doctor off at the house on the road , but didn ' t inform him of what was needed . Eventually , the Doctor was able to work out what he had to do , though the parasite attacked him psychically when he attempted to return to the TARDIS . With the help of Robert Mann , he was able to find out where it was . He then confronted the parasite , and when it fought back , Robert started cutting down the tree . As the parasite weakened , the other tenants at the boarding house joined in , until the host was destroyed and their minds were freed . Despite this , the parasite survived and moved to the Doctor , though he planned to use the TARDIS ' telepathic circuit s to flush it into the time Vortex . ( PROSE : " Number 1 , Gallows Gate Road " )
Fred Rawlings Fred Rawlings ( sometimes credited as Frederick Rawlings ) had an uncredited role as a Parisian in " The Massacre of St Bartholomew ' s Eve " . ( DWM 233 ) Some sources , such as " The Complete History " volume 1 , credit Rawlings as the police man seen during the opening credits of " The Pilot Episode " , although Reg Cranfield is listed as playing the part in the production paperwork for both versions of the first " Doctor Who " television story . He appeared in several British television shows including " Adam Admant Lives ! " , " Z - Cars " and " Dixon of Dock Green " .
Pavlovian Response in the Undead Pavlovian Response in the Undead was a book that Izzy Sinclair found in the TARDIS library soon after she entered the Doctor ' s TARDIS for the first time . It was written by Dr Christian Storm . ( COMIC : " Endgame " )
Anna Whitaker Anna Whitaker was a fresher at the London University of History and Antiquity in 2015 . She had one sister who looked remarkably like her and harboured an interest in medieval history . A few years before enrolling at the London University of History and Antiquity she took a course in the Crusades . At one point she ' d been a school gymnast and taken part in track and field . She was murdered by Arthur Booth in 1st century BC Greece . ( PROSE : " The Last Pharaoh " ) Anna ' s boyfriend Tom Niven felt personally responsible for her death and felt guilty about it for a long time afterwards . ( PROSE : " Lonely This Christmas " )
Chaz Brenchley Chaz Brenchley wrote the foreword for the Telos novella , " The Cabinet of Light " . He has written in several different genres , though he is probably best known for his fantasy and horror work . He won a Award for " Light Errant " .
Talmeson Talmeson was a planet which Ace was instructed to watch over by the Time Lord s . After a short trip back home , Ace returned to Gallifrey to discover that Talmeson had been destroyed by the Dalek s . ( AUDIO : " The Lights of Skaro " )
Rosalia ( The Eighth Piece ) Rosalia worked in a museum in Rome where Helen Sinclair was sent to look for a piece of the Doomsday Chronometer . She was intrigued about Helen as she was the only one that The Clocksmith granted an audience to her collection of clocks to . ( AUDIO : " The Eighth Piece " ) She tried to stop The Eleven getting into the museum . ( AUDIO : " The Doomsday Chronometer " )
Jingle Bells " Jingle Bells " was a popular Christmas song that the Roboform Christmas tree in Jackie Tyler ' s Powell Estate flat played before attacking Jackie , Rose , Mickey Smith and the Tenth Doctor . ( TV : " The Christmas Invasion " ) The song was involved in a bizarre incident in which a group of Dalek s , exposed to a virus , began singing the song . ( COMIC : " Emperor of the Daleks ! " ) An instrumental version of " Jingle Bells " was played by an orchestra aboard Max Capricorn ' s spaceship replica of the " RMS Titanic " as an example of Earth Christmas music . The Tenth Doctor heard it after emerging from the TARDIS when it landed aboard the vessel . ( TV : " Voyage of the Damned " ) On a November afternoon in 2009 Mr Smith played " Jingle Bells " and Sarah Jane Smith was listening to it . The song was interrupted when Mr Smith detected an abnormal local internet activity . ( AUDIO : " Deadly Download " ) It was sung by a choir during Christmas at St Luke ' s University . ( TV : " The Pilot " )
Stuart ( Flip - Flop ) Stuart was , in one timeline , a terrorist who rescued the Seventh Doctor and Melanie Bush on Puxatornee in 3090 . He threatened them and got them to take himself and Reed back in time to assassinate Bailey . In another timeline , he was one of the highest officers in the world . ( AUDIO : " Flip - Flop " )
Peter Thompson Peter Thompson ( born 1925 ) appeared in two " Doctor Who " television stories : as a Workman in " The Invasion " and a Primord in " Inferno " . Thompson debuted in a episode of in 1961 , after which he appeared on , , " No Hiding Place " , " Z - Cars " , , , " Doomwatch " , and .
3999 In 3999 , the Intergalactic Olympic Games were held on Micawber ' s World . A Wirrn hive attempted to use drugs laced with genetic code to spread across the galaxy , but were stopped by the Eighth Doctor . ( PROSE : " Placebo Effect " ) Meanwhile , the Fourth Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith travelled to Aquatica for an adventure with Professor Vittorio Levi . ( PROSE : " War on Aquatica " ) Also in this year , Sara Kingdom spent six months on assignment on Venus . ( AUDIO : " The Guardian of the Solar System " )
Brothel A brothel was a place Jack Harkness suggested Sex Gas - controlled Carys Fletcher might go in her desperate search for more sex , along with lap dance club s . ( TV : " Day One " ) Kurst thought the Eighth Doctor ' s TARDIS control room resembled an Ormelia n brothel . Levith replied , " Like you ' d know . " ( AUDIO : " Neverland " ) When blip juice " blipped " Greckle into the projected reality of a " moon brothel " , he said it was " inordinately better " to the boat at sea , and suited his mood . ( AUDIO : " The Paradise of Death " )
Dimensional displacement system The dimensional displacement system protected the Doctor ' s TARDIS against Vortisaur attacks in the Time Vortex . Nonetheless , in one instance , the Vortisaurs were nearly able to break through the defences , and caused the system to fall to 22 % effective . The extra momentum the Vortisaurs generated to push looping time ship wreck away , according to the Eighth Doctor , " should have caused enough of a power surge to restore the displacement system " . ( AUDIO : " Storm Warning " )
High Priest of What We Believe Today The High Priest of What We Believe Today was a religious figure on the planet Karris . The Jaftee race , who were known for worshipping multiple religions , used this priest to organise themselves and their various religions . When the Tenth Doctor and Donna Noble visited Karris , Enchikka was the High Priest . The role seemed to command authority within the Jaftee civilisation , as Narucchio obeyed Enchikka ' s orders and seemed fearful of Enchikka ' s punishments . ( PROSE : " Shining Darkness " )
Droon The Droon were a species of parasitic insects , known for living in people ' s noses . Biology . When adults , Droon were small , black insects the size of a cockroach , with sharp , barbed limbs . ( PROSE : " Border Princes " ) Life Cycle . When arriving on Earth , the Droon found somewhere warm and moist to hide in , generally people ' s noses . As many as six could be found in one person . They were generally harmless at this stage , causing a cold - like state . Most Droon would leave or die in a few months , but 10 % pupated and advanced to their next stage . At this point , would be emitted . If they weren ' t removed before finished developing , they would cause harm to the host . They were vulnerable to infrasonic wave at this stage , leading to the creation of the anti - Droon audio paddle . ( PROSE : " Border Princes " ) History . The Droon were a migratory species , occasionally coming to Earth via the Rift . They frequently hosted inside human s , and one of Torchwood Three ' s jobs was removing them . There were 4 removals after 2000 and another 3 after Gwen Cooper joined Torchwood . When James Mayer was working with Torchwood , Droons were removed from Mr and Mrs Peeters . ( PROSE : " Border Princes " )
Praiseworthy ' s mother Praiseworthy ' s mother was part of the set - up team who were awoken from stasis before the rest of the colonists to ensure the city was working properly . However , she was killed with the rest of her team when she showed grief over the deaths of her friends and colleagues . Her bones were turned into fertiliser . The Twelfth Doctor later discovered a pendant she kept with a hologram of Praiseworthy in it and deduced he was her son . ( TV : " Smile " )
Handles " Handles " was the name given by the Eleventh Doctor to a Cyberman head that he had obtained from the Maldovarium Market , and subsequently repaired . All of its organic components and Cyberman protocols had been cleaned out , leaving it a plain , docile robot that interpreted commands literally , whether or not they were meant to be taken as rhetorical statements . It went on many adventures with him as he searched for the mysterious planet of Trenzalore . When the Doctor went aboard ships orbiting Trenzalore before he gained access , Handles was accidentally brought aboard a Cyber - Ship , which led the Cybermen to attack the Doctor . Outliving the residents he had chosen to protect , Handles was the Doctor ' s only constant companion during his first three hundred years in Christmas . ( TV : " The Time of the Doctor " ) On several occasions , the Doctor left Handles behind to look after the Clock Tower in Christmas . ( PROSE : " Let it Snow " , " An Apple a Day . . . " ) He spoke with Handles about happiness after he had defeated the Krynoid during the harvest festival in Christmas . ( PROSE : " An Apple a Day . . . " ) He later spoke to Handles about the " Strangers in the Outland " . ( PROSE : " Strangers in the Outland " ) As the years passed , Handles began to corrode with rust and slowly lost his functionality . The Doctor kept repairing Handles as best he could , but he lacked enough spare parts and it eventually broke down . Before shutting down , Handles finally fulfilled an order the Doctor had given it prior to landing on Trenzalore : reminding the Doctor to patch the TARDIS phone back to the console . Handles ' death reduced the Doctor to tears . ( TV : " The Time of the Doctor " ) In his delirious post - regenerative condition , the Twelfth Doctor briefly mistook Clara Oswald for Handles , despite the obvious physical differences between the two . ( TV : " Deep Breath " ) The Twelfth Doctor later referred to Handles as a " great companion . " ( PROSE : " The Mondas Touch " ) Abilities . Handles still carried a full set of databanks from its time as a Cyberman . The Doctor used Handles to access and compute that data . Handles was also a source of advice and conversational partner to the Doctor , with varying degrees of success due to its literal computer brain . Handles was able to interface with the Doctor ' s TARDIS itself , piloting the ship as well as making use of its databanks and other systems , via a custom post on the console he could be mounted onto . When the Doctor was wearing a communicator earpiece , Handles could maintain contact with him from within the TARDIS and teleport him aboard when needed . Handles could also home the TARDIS in on the Doctor and materialise it around him when the Doctor activated his TARDIS key . The Doctor occasionally brought Handles along on trips outside the ship . When he was being shot at by Cyberman , the Doctor used Handles to block blasts from Cyber wrist blaster s . ( TV : " The Time of the Doctor " )
New Progressive The New Progressive magazine employed Rachel Edwards to write a column which she described as an " increasingly futile youth resistance to an increasingly noxious government . " However , they had to let her go when they cut their magazine page count . ( PROSE : " Head of State " )
Nano - cam Nano - cams were a miniature observation device . Cuthbert Simpson implanted them into two of Richard Harries ' rat s . He then used them to observe others in Banquo Manor . Even after Simpson was blinded he was still able to see via the nano - cams and so kept the rats with him . ( PROSE : " The Banquo Legacy " )
Athrid Athrid was a leader of a clan on Cawdor . He rescued the Sixth Doctor from some animals . He thought he was valuable . He saved the Sixth Doctor from the Wrath . He was killed by an Igris . ( AUDIO : " The Archeron Pulse " )
DWM 376 The 376th issue of " Doctor Who Magazine " was current from 9 November through 6 December 2006 . Contents . Articles . " to be added " Previews . " to be added " TV episodes previewed . " to be added " Further adventures . " to be added " Profiles / Interviews . " to be added " After Image . " to be added " Quizzes . " to be added " Credits . " to be added "
Wahed Wahed was a young Dulcian who went on one of Cully ' s tours of the Island of Death . When their ship crashed , Wahed and Etnin saw several strange people and a robot moving about . Wahed , Etnin and Tolata ran towards them out of curiosity and in the hope of finding a way back home . Instead , they were all killed by one of the Dominator s ' Quarks . ( TV : " The Dominators " )
Markwood Markwood was part of the Barampen free army . He brought Bernice Summerfield to Barampa to assess the damage on the Trib Museum . He took Jason Kane to improve the translators . He didn ' t tell Benny and Jason about the experiments the army did on children . According to one of the museum ' s staff he had a secret to hide . ( AUDIO : " The Lost Museum " )
Compassion IV Compassion IV was the designation of the fourth iteration of Laura Tobin . She was remembered from Compassion III . Upon being resurrected in the City of the Saved , she and her other iterations agreed to differentiate between each other by a Roman numeral naming system . ( PROSE : " Of the City of the Saved . . . " )
Peter Tuddenham Peter Tuddenham did voice work on the " Doctor Who " stories " The Ark in Space " , " The Masque of Mandragora " and " Time and the Rani " . He later voiced Strecker in the " Kaldor City " audio stories " Occam ' s Razor " and " Death ' s Head " . He was well known for his extensive voice work in the television show " Blake ' s 7 " , created by Terry Nation . He supplied the voices of Zen , Orac and Slave on the series .
Demetra Kine Demetra Kine was a leading member of the Blood Coteries . In order to capture Shuncucker , Kine and four other members of the Coteries were illegally bio - manipulated to have time - active protocols and thus put on the Great Houses prison - planet . Possessed by Compassion , Selvynkesh freed Kine , allowing her to cause chaos in the prison which let Justine McManus escape . ( AUDIO : " A Labyrinth of Histories " )
The Kingdom Builders ( comic story ) The Kingdom Builders was the last " Doctor Who " strip in " TV Comic " prior to the move over to " Countdown " . Summary . The Doctor offers to test John Henderson ' s new time machine and finds himself in 2971 , when the war between the Hendersons and the Trents threatens to tear apart a village . Plot . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Mind My Minions ( webcast ) Mind My Minions was a webcast which was first released in 2015 . It featured Minions Bob , Kevin and Stuart in different desktops of the TARDIS . It was originally broadcast by BBC Radio 1 online . Synopsis . " to be added " Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added "
Heleyna ' s grandfather The Time Lord Heleyna had a grandfather , who was a friend of Seratrix and opposed the Last Great Time War . He was killed in one of the first acts in the war . His death was part of the reason why Heleyna betrayed the Time Lords and became a Dalek spy . ( AUDIO : " Eye of Harmony " )
Fighting the Future Fighting the Future was a book written by Joshua Naismith and published by Garden Tower Books . In 2009 , Donna Noble purchased a copy of the book for her grandfather Wilf as a Christmas present . When he asked why she bought him it , she said that she didn ' t know , but thought it was something he should have . When Wilf showed him the book , the Tenth Doctor knew who Naismith was , having been shown him by the Ood Elder . He remarked that Donna ' s subconscious , the DoctorDonna , was still fighting to help . ( TV : " The End of Time " )