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Ben Heyworth Ben Heyworth was a farmer on Heritage . He lived on a farm with his wife Melanie Bush . When they wanted to have a child and found that Mel could no longer conceive , they went to Wakeling for help . Instead of creating a child normally , he made a clone of Mel as part of his research . Mel got into a heated argument with Wakeling after discovering the truth , and he accidentally killed her . Ben never fully recovered , though eventually he decided to tell off - planet authorities what he suspected . The locals , to protect Wakeling in hopes that his research would make the planet popular again , rose up and killed him . ( PROSE : " Heritage " )
Traxis Four Traxis Four was a planet on which an archaeological dig was conducted . At one point , members of the Comparative Religion Society tried to steal a book from the Braxiatel Collection in order to show a connection between the ruins on Traxis Six and those on Traxis Four . ( PROSE : " A Question of Identity " )
Sehkmet The Sehkmet were skilful burglars , known for their agility and love of all things Egyptian . They attempted to steal the Crystal Scarab from the Egypt museum with the intention of selling it to raise funds for a battle fleet . They were thwarted by the Eleventh Doctor , who lassoed the scarab back ( using a technique he had picked up from the Lone Ranger ) just moments before their spaceship departed . He returned it to the security guard , Oliver , who placed it back on display .
Frey Frey in Norse mythology was an important god of the Viking s . In Old Norse , " Frey " meant master ; the Third Doctor and Jo Grant found out when meeting Odin , Thor and other gods of Norse mythology that Frey was actually the Master , who was out to get Gungnir , Odin ' s time - controlling spear , in the Sweden of the year 141 . ( PROSE : " The Spear of Destiny " )
Ghanta The Ghanta was a holy relic of the Det - Sen Monastery . It was a Tibetan bell . In 1935 , the Second Doctor , Jamie McCrimmon and Victoria Waterfield visited the monastery to return the bell , which had been given to the Doctor for protection in 1630 . ( TV : " The Abominable Snowmen " )
Naia Naia was a Trog on the planet formed around the " P7E " . She told the Fourth Doctor and Leela about the work the Trogs were forced to do . She escaped her planet ' s destruction on board the " R1C " . ( TV : " Underworld " )
Haema Smith Haema Smith was a time sensitive . She was born on an alternate Earth 500 years after the Nazi s had developed space travel and created an interstellar empire . Her parents were killed and she was evacuated from the planet . She was on Halos V when she was kidnapped by Monica Lamprey so she could feed on Haema ' s chronon energy . She died helping Melanie Bush escape from Monica . ( PROSE : " Spiral Scratch " )
Eye - plant Eye - plants were plant s native to the planet Spiridon . The bud that projected from the side of this plant was capable of detecting motion and would slide from side to side to keep an object in view . It was the only species on Spiridon known to be able to detect the otherwise invisible Spiridons , which made it invaluable for an early warning of their approach . ( TV : " Planet of the Daleks " )
Firking Firking was a cobbler . He and his fellow cobbler Hodge encountered Ian Chesterton and Barbara Wright in a tavern . After causing a bar fight to break out which resulted in Barbara being kidnapped , they offered to help Ian in the future should he need it . Later , when they thought Ian was in danger in the cellars of the Houses of Parliament and went there to rescue him , they discovered Robert Hay there instead . Hay was about to set off a gunpowder explosion , but the cobblers managed to overpower him . ( PROSE : " The Plotters " )
Paul Chahidi Paul Chahidi voiced characters in several Big Finish " Doctor Who " audio stories : Hason in " The Destroyer of Delights " , George Townsend in " Industrial Evolution " , the Shepherd and Bondsman Tango - Veldt in " Persuasion " , and Azagrazar in the Big Finish " Bernice Summerfield " audio story " The End of the World " .
Richard Pritchard Richard Pritchard was the representative of Vector Petroleum and Vice President of Sub - aquatic Resources on board the Drum , an underwater mining facility in 2119 Scotland . When commanding officer Jonathan Moran was killed , Pritchard took charge . When the Twelfth Doctor arrived and raised awareness about a missing power container from a discovered spaceship , Pritchard made it his mission to find it . Later , when he had come back from exploring the lake , he was met by Moran ' s ghost , who drown ed him . Clara Oswald and Mason Bennett saw his body floating out in the water , but then were met by his ghost , which attacked them but was repelled by the light . Later , the Doctor led the ghosts into the base ' s Faraday cage , trapping them with the intention of discovering what they were all muttering in unison . After the Doctor left , the ghosts figured out a way to flood the base , forcing the Doctor to leave . ( TV : " Under the Lake " ) When the holographic projection of a ghost Doctor opened the Faraday cage , Pritchard escaped . Later , he , along with the other ghosts , were lured in there later by the roar of their master , the Fisher King . The Doctor later told Clara that UNIT would cut out the Faraday cage and eject it into space where away from the Earth ' s magnetic field , the ghosts would dissipate . ( TV : " Before the Flood " )
The Mystery of the Rings ( short story ) The Mystery of the Rings 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 "
Hunter M . Via Hunter M . Via , A . C . E . was one of the editor s of " " , editing at least four episodes of the series . Via has been credited on projects dating back to 2000 , but his first lengthy job in television was on . He ' s also worked on with future " Torchwood " producers Kelly A . Manners and Skip Schoolnik , as well as , also with Schoolnik . He also edited , a film that employed several " Miracle Day " key department heads , including Gregory Melton , Howard Berger and Gregory Nicotero .
Robot girl ( The Power of Three ) A robot girl controlled two non - human entities disguised as orderlies , kidnapping patients from Rory Williams ' hospital , at the climax of the Slow Invasion . She held an active Shakri cube and the sclera of her eyes glowed blue . She was discovered by the Eleventh Doctor who revealed her to be a simple android overseeing the entire operation . The Doctor shut her down . ( TV : " The Power of Three " )
Image of the Fendahl ( reference book ) Image of the Fendahl was a reference book published by Obverse Books in 2016 . The book covered the " Doctor Who " serial " Image of the Fendahl " . Publisher ' s summary . ' 12 million years ago , on a nameless planet which no longer exists , evolution went up a blind alley . ' " Image of the Fendahl " ( 1977 ) is a fusion of the last great hurrah of the Gothic years of Doctor Who , before Graham Williams ' changes really began to bite , with the colder post - Gothic tradition drawn from Nigel Kneale and HP Lovecraft . A priory , a haunted wood , a village coven , and a scientific investigation that reaches back 12 million years in time and hundreds of millions of miles away in space . Writer Chris Boucher ( responsible for " The Face of Evil " and " The Robots of Death " ) builds on his successes with a story that functions as a human drama , a scientific puzzle , a horror story , and a masterpiece of unease . Building its audience by nearly three million from episode one to episode four , this story is one of the great classics of the series , and still works as an effective adventure drama for a modern audience . Simon Bucher - Jones has written or co - written five novels for Doctor Who and its spinoffs . " The Taking of Planet 5 " draws on material from " Image of the Fendahl " and HP Lovecraft , and ends with a pseudo - scientific paper which some critics mistook for the author ’ s doctoral research . Notable features . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " External links . " to be added "
Hellic Dansard Hellic Dansard was a lawyer on Carthedia . Biography . When the Eleventh Doctor was put on trial for claiming the Dalek s were evil , an act considered to be a hate crime across the Sunlight Worlds , Hellic was his state - appointed lawyer . He had little chance to speak at the trial , however , as the Doctor immediately pleaded guilty in a failed attempt to anger his prosecutor , the Dalek Litigator , into attacking him and exposing the true nature of the seemingly - benevolent Dalek Foundation . When this failed , however , Hellic then appealed for him to say his farewells to Sabel , Jenibeth and Ollus Blakely , who were under the Doctor ' s care at the time . Arriving at the orphanage , security neglected to relieve the Doctor of his sonic screwdriver , allowing him and the children to escape in a skimmer . Hellic and the other policemen gave chase in their own skimmers , the latter enraged by the policemen ' s failure to prevent the Doctor from escaping . Hellic ' s skimmer was shot down by a confused Dalek into which he then crashed , killing them both and cutting Hellic ' s career short . ( PROSE : " The Dalek Generation " ) Personality . Hellic initially appeared to be one of the friendlier and more pleasant people on Carthedia when the Doctor found everyone else there to act more hostilely towards him . Despite the Doctor pleading guilty to the hate crime of which he was accused , and despite not believing the Doctor ' s warnings of the Daleks ' evil , Hellic still spoke out to grant the Doctor a chance to say farewell to the Blakely children after police officers claimed he had an emotional attachment with them . However , Hellic showed his true colours when he told the Doctor he acted professionally rather than compassionately , and was far more interested in the prospect of being awarded a promotion than he was with the Doctor and the children . When his skimmer was shot down by a Dalek , his last thought was that it meant the end of his chances for a promotion . ( PROSE : " The Dalek Generation " )
Carsenome The Carsenome was the base of the Animus . It was manned by its Zarbi servants . The Animus used a long tube in the Carsenome to talk to the First Doctor . The Zarbi took the Doctor ' s TARDIS there . The Doctor set up communications equipment in the Carsinome on the Animus ' orders . ( TV : " The Web Planet " ) After the Isop - tope device reduced the Carsenome to a single tendril , it regrew as the Animus " beg [ a ] n again " on Earth , reforming in the London Underground in 1868 . The Carsenome was killed when Ian Chesterton drove a train into it . ( COMIC : " Unnatural Selection " ) Behind the scenes . The spelling of the Carsenome as " Carsinome " originates from the script of " The Web Planet " . The comic story " Unnatural Selection " uses the spelling " Carsenome " , " Doctor Who and the Zarbi " simply refers to it as " the Centre " or " the Zarbi Headquarters " , and no other story featuring the Zarbi or the Menoptera mentions it at all .
Hasskor Hasskor was the leader of the Ice Warriors on Coldstar . He was a member of the Ice Lord class and the Sectarian Cast . He was planning to tale revenge on the human s for the destruction of his people by crashing Coldstar into the planet . Hasskor coerced the Tenth Doctor into allowing him into the TARDIS . He explained to the Doctor that the humans burned his world and that ' s why he wanted revenge . Lorna explained to him that some of his people survived . Knowing that he no longer need to seek revenge , he died but he set his self - destruct mechanism in his suit in order to kill the Doctor . ( AUDIO : " Cold Vengeance " )
The Switching ( short story ) The Switching was the seventh short story in the Short Trips anthology " " . It was written by Simon Guerrier . It featured the Third Doctor , Jo Grant , Brigadier Lethbridge - Stewart , and Captain Mike Yates . Summary . The Doctor wakes up in a strange place . He seems to be in a cell . He finds a device constructed out of spare parts and a bunch of library books in the cell . He speaks out loud and notices his voice sounds funny . He starts to rub his chin and realises he has a beard . He uses a shiny book cover as a mirror , and sees that he is in the Master ' s body . Meanwhile , the Master wakes in the Doctor ' s laboratory . He searches for the TARDIS key but can ' t find it . Jo comes in and scolds him for his rudeness towards Mike Yates . He admits he may have been rude . He asks Jo if she knows where his TARDIS key is , to which she replies that it is around his neck . After she leaves , he enters the TARDIS , and is surprised at its condition . It appears that the Doctor has taken parts of it apart to try to fix it . He tries to work the controls but since he is in the Doctor ' s body , and the Time Lord s have locked the TARDIS controls from the Doctor , he can ' t use them . The Doctor lures his guards into his room and attacks them , but is eventually restrained and locked up again . The Master , acting as the Doctor , goes to see the Brigadier and asks that he have the Master removed to a place where there is a view . The Brigadier tells him about the " Master " ' s attempted escape . The Master heads back to the laboratory but is stopped by a soldier and then Sergeant Benton . Benton seems suspicious of him at first , but lets him go . The Master has realised his escape plan won ' t work . He knows he will be back in his cell soon . He thinks about leaving a trap in the Doctor ' s laboratory , but decides not leaving one will confound the Doctor . Back in his own body , the Master apologises to the guards " he " hurt in his escape attempt . He is later transferred to another facility on the coast . Mike visits Jo in her room . They discuss the Doctor , who has been acting strangely all day . He has seemed angry at everyone , calling them " blind " . Mike tells Jo that before the Doctor became so angry he apologised to him . She is thrilled .
Harry S . Truman Harry S . Truman was a Missouri an who served as President of the United States . The Doctor once had a lively debate with Truman about Manhattan ( referring to the " Manhattan Project " ) and the ethics of using fission weaponry on civilian populations . ( PROSE : " Falls the Shadow " ) Because he was Franklin Delano Roosevelt ' s vice president , Truman became President of the United States when FDR died in office in 1945 . He was elected in his own right three years later , surprising many who believed him a " caretaker " figure . He took part in the Potsdam Conference , negotiated the details of postwar Europe and authorised the use of nuclear bombs on Nagasaki and Hiroshima , Japan to end World War II . He also prosecuted the majority of the Korean War and fired General Douglas MacArthur for insubordination . He was widely regarded by those who knew him as " a tough little sonovabitch " . ( PROSE : " Endgame " )
Nick Randell Nick Randall is a Plymouth actor and interviewer of radio broadcast station Scratch ' N ' Sniff online . He has currently interviewed Louise Jameson and Katy Manning . He performed a spoof sketch where he is the Doctor and has reunited with his companion Jo Grant and met a Time Lady who was a mick take of Iris Wildthyme , also voiced by Katy .
Tim War The Tim War was an event where people from all over time and space gathered in one place to chant and sing songs . Panda travelled to the Tim War using a Time Scrunchy , and spoke to a woman who told him that the Tim War would soon be sealed off so that no one would be allowed in or out ever again . Panda later found out that Iris Wildthyme blew up her mysterious superiors at the conclusion of the Tim War . ( PROSE : " From Wildthyme with Love " )
Metanec Metanec was a painkiller . They were non - narcotic , and kept you both painless and awake . Its non - addictive nature was the reason that Rex Matheson was taking it following what should have been a mortal injury at the start of Miracle Day . A PhiCorp warehouse on Boston and 8th Street was full of millions of bottles of metanec . The company was planning on using them all for the victims of Miracle Day , as such a drug was in great need . They had been planning this for at least a year , and had stocked up beforehand . ( TV : " Dead of Night " )
Coal Hill library The Coal Hill Academy library was where the Book Club was held every Monday . ( TV : " Co - Owner of a Lonely Heart " ) In December 2016 , Corakinus the Shadow King attacked Jarvis and Damon Adeola in the library , intending to kill them , but Miss Quill fought him off . ( TV : " The Lost " )
Ventor Ventor was a male Nadurni . In 1827 he came with Maleypay and Cairow to the Amazon rainforest . There they experimented with animals and used a gene manipulator on them . They wanted to turn these animals into strong fighters , so that they could win a war for them . Later they also wanted to turn the Eleventh Doctor into a monster that would fight for them . However the Doctor was saved by Oliver Blazington . Ventor died together with Malepay , Cairow and Oliver Blazington in the explosion of their space ship . ( AUDIO : " The Eye of the Jungle " )
Classic Who : The Harper Classics Classic Who : The Harper Classics was a " Doctor Who " reference book published by Boxtree . Subject matter . A behind - the - scenes look at the Fifth Doctor ' s adventure " The Caves of Androzani " , the Sixth Doctor ' s adventure " Revelation of the Daleks " and director Graeme Harper ' s long association with the series . Publisher ' s summary . Of all the Doctor Who stories ever broadcast two of the most critically acclaimed remain " The Caves of Androzani " , and " Revelation of the Daleks " , featuring Colin Baker . Widely hailed by fans of the series as classics , the director of both of these stories , Graeme Harper , reveals here the behind - the - scenes details of the making of two extraordinary pieces of science fiction . Adrian Rigelsford has worked closely with Graeme Harper , drawing together a fascinating account of his work on the programme . With contributions from both the cast and the crew , a unique chronicle has been formed of what went on – on both sides of the camera . With one - hundred - and - fifty previously unpublished photographs and rare behind - the - scenes material , CLASSIC WHO – THE HARPER CLASSICS also offers Graeme Harper ' s memories of working on earlier stories that featured Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker ' s Doctors , and for the first time provides a very personal account of his involvement in the lost 30th Anniversary story , " The Dark Dimension " .
The Library ( The Library in the Body ) The Library was one of the last vestiges of knowledge in an alternate Doctor ' s universe . It saved all the books in the universe . The Whole Library was parasitic and stole knowledge from the readers . ( AUDIO : " The Library in the Body " )
Manver Autos Manver Autos was a car company operating on the planet Harankast . It was owned by Joseph Manver . At some point it tried to replace the water - consuming cars generaly used by the human s on the planet with a type of car that was faster , but also very polluting . To get the humans to buy them despite their disadvantages , he used huge swarms of Spy flies to transmit a Brainwashing Beam . The Tenth Doctor eventualy exposed this , to the relief of the countryside - dwelling Ranfo , the native sentient species on the planet . ( COMIC : " Exhausting Evil " )
The Rival Robots ( comic story ) The Rival Robots was a comic story published in " Doctor Who Annual 1978 " . It featured the Fourth Doctor . Summary . " to be added " Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
VidFIRE VidFIRE , or Video Field Interpolation Restoration Effect , is a restoration technique by which a film telerecording , with a framerate of 25 / second , are re - interpreted to have a framerate of 50 / second , so as to better approximate a video recording . The result is something that " looks like video " . The technique thus allows for the recreation of a new " video master " , presumed to be essentially indistinguishable from the original , lost master . VidFIRE is sometimes casually thought of as the entire process of " cleaning up " a telerecording , but it actually refers only to the restoration of the video framerate . However , VidFIRE - ing " requires " that the surviving telerecording be cleaned and stabilised before the process can begin . Although some VidFIRE ' d episodes have had minor production errors corrected ( examples of this include The Pilot Episode , " The Daleks " and " The Chase " ) , these a separate from the VidFIRE process . Not all telerecording / film footage is suitable for the VidFIRE process , as evidenced by the fact some fragments from lost stories featured in the " Lost in Time " set were VidFIRE ' d while others were not . The process has been used extensively on the DVD releases of episodes of " Doctor Who " . Though the vast majority of VidFIREd episodes were originally broadcast in the 1960s , a few Jon Pertwee episodes , like " The Ambassadors of Death " epsiodes 2 - 7 and " Planet of the Daleks " episode 3 , have also been VidFIREd , because the best surviving " master " is a telerecording . Though heavily associated with the restoration of " Doctor Who " episodes , VidFIRE has been used on other programmes , as well . In fact , the broadcast debut of the process was on BBC Two on Christmas 2001 , with a couple of episodes of . The first public release of VidFIRE footage from " Doctor Who " was a scene from TV : " The Tomb of the Cybermen " which was included as a test in a bonus feature on the ( non - VidFIRE ) DVD release in the early 2000s ; a fully VidFIRE ' d version of that story was released in a special edition DVD in 2012 .
Corvina Corvina was Amtor ' s chief scientist . She had been assigned to catalogue the species of Venus which had seemed to appear out of nowhere . In fact , they were being released from the Cytherian cryogenic chambers . After six years of study , Corvina started to realise where they were coming from and planned to make an expedition to the caves where the chambers were . Queen Vulpina didn ' t want her secrets to come out , so she had Corvina killed and made to look like an accident . ( AUDIO : " Voyage to Venus " )
Martian invasion of Earth The Martian invasion of Earth was a war between Martian invasion forces and a human resistance during the late 19th century . It began on a Thursday in June 1894 . Iris Wildthyme , Panda , Simon , and Kelly watched from Montmartre as Martian ships landed in Earth ' s most notable cities . Anthony Marvelle , who had followed Iris to 1894 , gave two Martian Time Agents front - row tickets to a Vince Cosmos concert in 1973 with instructions to assassinate Cosmos . The invasion ended in 1901 . ( PROSE : " Enter Wildthyme " ) Afterwards , during the reign of King Edward VII , the Martians established an uneasy peace with Great Britain . Many in the British Empire were uneasy with allying with such recent would - be invaders , but it was generally thought slightly preferable to an alliance with the Germans . Mars ' great scientists inspired a 1905 reorganisation of Russia ' s government into a paragon of rationality and enlightenment . Sherlock Holmes and Tom visited the Martian Embassy in Stepney . However , the invasion and its aftermath was erased from history , along with Martian civilisation , by the action of " The Book of the Enemy " during the War . After erasure from the timeline , its events were captured in the novel " The War of the Worlds " . ( PROSE : " The Book of the Enemy " )