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Mirsky Professor Mirsky worked at a college . In a timeline in which Emily Rutherford and Tom Charrington separated as teenagers , he never worked with Professor Henderson . Instead , he worked in weapons research and invented a deadly gaseous weapon called Close Gas . When the Third Doctor encouraged Emily and Tom to stay together , the timeline was averted , Mirsky worked with Henderson , and the weapon was never invented . ( PROSE : " Separation Day " )
Wigner Wigner was Secretary - General of International Space Command when Mondas invaded the Sol system in December 1986 . During the Snowcap crisis , he communicated with the base , trying to advise them , but often his communications were down . Wigner informed General Cutler that his son , Terry , had been sent up in a rocket to help Glyn Williams and Dan Schultz . Wigner refused Cutler ' s request to fire a Z - bomb at Mondas , though he gave Cutler permission to take whatever actions were necessary against the Cybermen . ( TV : " The Tenth Planet " ) Behind the scenes . Wigner is given the first name of Robert in the novelisation .
Aberdare Aberdare was a town in South Wales . North - east of Aberdare was Merthyr Tydfil . To the south was Rhondda , to the south - east was Mountain Ash and to the west was Neath . ( TV : " The Categories of Life " ) Aberdare appeared on Mary Cooper ' s map of overflow camp s in and around Wales . ( TV : " The Categories of Life " )
Black Pyramid casino The Black Pyramid casino , located on Beta Osiris , was owned by Anwar Nazir . When Nazir captured the Fourth Doctor , he held him at the casino . Sarah Jane Smith searched through the casino , finally locating the Doctor on the top floor . ( PROSE : " Scarab of Death " )
Camden Town Camden was a London district . In the 1890s , Mrs Vanguard lived at No . 13 Ignatius Road in Camden . ( AUDIO : " The Spirit Trap " ) When Haresh Chandra got a job at the history department at a school in Camden , he left his home in Nottingham and moved to London . ( PROSE : " Day of the Clown " ) In 2008 , Coldfire Construction put up a new technology block in one of the schools in Camden . ( TV : " Revenge of the Slitheen " ) In 2009 , Clement McDonald was held in a police station in Camden after being arrest ed in the Hereford Arms . Gwen Cooper released him . ( TV : " " ) The Eighth Doctor visited Camden Market , and went to The World ' s End , a local pub . There , he was attacked by Cybermen . ( COMIC : " The Flood " )
Titus ( The Cannibalists ) Titus was a cannabalist . He ripped Diode apart for his parts and then went after Servo . They wanted to vivisect the Eighth Doctor after they realised he wasn ' t a robot . They went after Lucie Miller , and if they didn ' t get her from Probus , Macrinus , and Domitian , they would enter their tower . They threw Probus into a furnace . They realised that Minerva was under the Doctor ' s control and managed to get her to obey him by copying the Doctor ' s voice . ( AUDIO : " The Cannibalists " )
Doreen Killebrew Doreen Killebrew owned the tablet that caused the time disturbances that the Third Doctor found . She wanted to make sure that her dolls were protected . She owned a toy shop called Killebrew ' s Toy Hospital . When a being from a universe where the time stream is parallel to ours but in reverse she devoted herself to protect her and get back the tablet . ( AUDIO : " The Doll of Death " )
Daniel Hinton Daniel Hinton — or Danny , as he was sometimes known — was a student . Daniel Hinton was an intelligent student . He excelled at maths and computer work . However the headmaster told Daniel that he was a disruptive influence . Daniel lost his CCF kit and was skiving off games . In 1992 , he was expelled from Brendon Public School for dabbling in black magic . He knew Brigadier Lethbridge - Stewart while there . Three years later , Daniel was a student at the New World University . He knew that there was something wrong with the " New World University " . Together with his friend Anthony he tried to find out what it was . However he soon got into the Great Intelligence ' s influence . The Great Intelligence wanted to use Daniel to set a trap for Lethbridge - Stewart , who had the last locus . Daniel didn ' t like this but wasn ' t able to withdraw the Great Intelligence ' s influence . He used black magic to take himself and Lethbridge - Stewart into an astral plane during Lethbridge - Stewart ' s dreams . There he tried to warn Lethbridge - Stewart to trust noone . However Lethbridge - Stewart did not understand that Daniel was speaking of himself when he told Lethbridge - Stewart to trust noone . Daniel couldn ' t tell Alistair more , because the Great Intelligence was in the astral plane as well . So Daniel ' s warnings didn ' t help much . With Daniel ' s help the Great Intelligence finally got the locus . Daniel then was transformed into an organic Yeti . His mind was also placed into the computer systems of the New World University . Brigadier Lethbridge - Stewart called him a ghost in a machine . That way Daniel was able to contact Alistair and Kate Lethbridge - Stewart and help them to fight agaist the Great Intelligence . Therefore his mind was deleted from the computer systems by the Great Intelligence . However he still existed as a Yeti . He aided in the Great Intelligence defeat , by destroying a machine that kept the Great Intelligence alive . His ghost later became Gordon Lethbridge - Stewart ' s imaginary friend . When Alistair Lethbridge - Stewart heared about Gordon ' s new friend he asked Gordon to tell him all about the ghost . ( HOMEVID : " Downtime " , PROSE : " Downtime " )
The Drome The Drome was described to be planetoid Hollywood , a self - contained ecosphere devoted to the creation of a single product , holovid entertainment in designed and concentrated form . This was the equivalent of the 19th century garden city . ( AUDIO : " The Worst Thing in the World " )
Big Dig Big Dig was an entertainment program running in the 26th and 27th centuries . Bernice Summerfield watched the series when she was a child . Years later , she was a guest on the show when they visited Saravas . ( AUDIO : " Big Dig " )
Kathryn Drysdale Kathryn Drysdale played Bliss in the " Doctor Who " story " Love & Monsters " . Outside " Doctor Who " , she is likely best known as one of the stars of the long - running programme alongside Sheridan Smith . She also starred with Paul McGann in the 2006 serial .
Crassostrea Crassostrea was the leader of the Molluscari . They were male , but grew female organs . They wanted to stake claim to Orbis so their race could use it as a breeding ground . They wanted to torture the Keltan s so that they could eat them at their best , before the Molluscari could spawn . As the stellar manipulator crashed into the ocean , its heat caused Crassostrea to begin spawning . ( AUDIO : " Orbis " )
2039 In 2039 , Jubilation Summerfield , a distant ancestor of Bernice Summerfield , was born . ( PROSE : " Dead Romance " ) The Eleventh Doctor and Amy Pond travelled to the Shackleton Crater on the Moon and encountered two human astronauts for water . While they did find ice , they also discovered a Tyk . The Tyk chased them back to the astronaut ' s base where Amy tricked it into running into a mirror . While the Tyk was unconscious , it was loaded into a rocket and fired into orbit around the sun . ( COMIC : " The Lunar Tyk " )
Laputa Laputa was a floating island above Venice , Italy . In 1609 , Irving Braxiatel held a gathering of aliens on Laputa in order to create the Armageddon Convention . When he first heard the name , the First Doctor was confused — Laputa was the name of a fictional island in Jonathan Swift ' s " Gulliver ' s Travels " . ( PROSE : " The Empire of Glass " ) In the far future , Professor George Litefoot compared the Venusian floating city Amtor to Laputa . ( AUDIO : " Voyage to Venus " ) Behind the scenes . The name is one of Jonathan Swift ' s jokes ; " la puta " is Spanish for " the whore " .
Vitex Vitex was a health drink developed by Pete Tyler . Pete kept bottles of the juice in the flat at the Powell Estate , which Rose pointed out to the Ninth Doctor when they visited the flat during the alternative timeline created when Rose saved her father from being hit by a car . Jackie described it as tonic water . ( TV : " Father ' s Day " ) Though nothing came from it in the main universe , in a parallel world it became extremely successful and made Pete a millionaire . The Vitex company was bought by Cybus Industries at some point in 2005 . Their slogan was " " Trust me on this . " " After the President of Great Britain commented that it tasted like pop , Pete told him it actually " was " pop . ( TV : " Rise of the Cyberman " ) Behind the scenes . According to the book " The Time Traveller ' s Almanac " each flavour of Vitex was advertised to have various beneficial properties to the human body . The flavours and properties were :
Erik Graul Erik Graul was an industrialist during the First World War and an ally of the Dalek s . Graul met a Dalek who informed him his son Heinrich Graul was dead and it offered revenge to find a way to win the war and avenge his son . Unknown to him , the Daleks were the true murderers of Heinrich . He presented a German Proto - Dalek to his guests . The Eleventh Doctor , Edward Anderson and Hellcombe accidentally arrived to his factory via a Dalek Transmat portal and goes to Graul ' s office to convince him to stop the Dalek Project . But he refused and activates the robot Daleks as they fled . During the final stage of the Dalek Project , Graul was furious and demanded the production line shut down . but the Dalek exterminated him . ( COMIC : " The Dalek Project " )
Doctor Who : Tales from the TARDIS Tales from the Tardis was a magazine published by Titan Comics . It was launched in 2015 initially as a companion title to their " Doctor Who Comic " series , reprinting material from their mini - series , " " and other sources . Beginning with issue 4 , the series officially succeeded " Doctor Who Comic " as the UK release source for " " and " " . External links . Official Doctor Who : Tales from the TARDIS page
Time Harvester The Time Harvester was a device supplied by Mr Symington and Mr Blenkinsop as help for business people . Both co - workers , Andrew Brown and Sameera Jenkins were competing against each other for a promotion , using these Time Harvesters as an advantage to impress important people . The interest could be paid back either all at once or just 10 % at a time . Amy was persuaded by Sameera to have one . She found it so addictive , due to the extra time it provided and the feeling of life " melting " into her , that she crossed over her timeline many times , to help Rory and then the Eleventh Doctor and also meet her parents within twenty - four hours . The Doctor was displeased . He tried to remove it from her arm , but it was held sealed . Amy soon discovered that the interest , as it acted as compound interest rather literal , on the Time Harvesters was much more than she believed . Using his Sonic screwdriver , the Doctor could make it display : " BORROWED TIME TOTAL SINCE LAST REPAYMENT : 9 DAYS , 1 HOUR . INTEREST TERMS : 5 MINUTES PER HOUR , PER HOUR . TOTAL TIME OWED : 55 , 000 YEARS . " Mr Symington and Mr Blenkinsop arrived , telling her that it was against the law to remove the watches and would mean that her life would end completely . The Doctor , due to his Time Lord biology , was able to pay off the hundred years of debt without physically feeling it beyond a wince . ( PROSE : " Borrowed Time " )
Get you " Get you " was a British colloquialism . Sarah Jane Smith once said to Rose Tyler , " Get you , tiger ! " , when Rose seemed to feel that the term " assistant " didn ' t apply to her . It implied fake or sarcastic encouragement for Rose ' s position . ( TV : " School Reunion " ) Behind the scenes . American equivalents would be " look at you " or " check [ this person ] out " . It ' s almost completely the opposite of the usual American meaning of " get you " , which means " to genuinely understand a person well " .
Humphrey ( The Mystery of the Haunted Cottage ) Humphrey was created by Annette Billingsley as a main character in her thirty - two book series of " The Troubleseekers " children ' s novels . He was chess player who had been taught the game by his grandfather . Martha Jones described Humphrey as the group ' s " no - nonsense leader . " In a world created by fictional books that Martha had read , Humphrey was temporarily brought to life by a Ch ' otterai . ( PROSE : " The Mystery of the Haunted Cottage " )
The Nightmare Fair ( novelisation ) The Nightmare Fair , published in 1989 , was the first release in the Target Books spin - off line , Target Missing Episodes . This line novelised scripts commissioned for Season 23 before the BBC decided to put " Doctor Who " on hiatus for eighteen months in 1985 - 1986 . When the series returned , it was decided to do a season - long arc called TV : " The Trial of a Time Lord " and the originally commissioned Season 23 serials were abandoned . Big Finish Productions released an audio version as part of their " The Lost Stories " line . Publisher ' s summary . 1989 edition . " On Wednesday 27 February 1985 the BBC announced that their longest running sci - fi series , Doctor Who , was to be suspended . Anxious fans worldwide , worried that this might mean an end to the Time Lord ' s travels , flooded the BBC with letters of protest . Eighteen months later the show returned to the TV screens . " " But missing from the Doctor ' s adventures was the series that would have been made and shown during those lost eighteen months . Now , available for the first time as a book , is one of those stories : The Nightmare Fair . " Drawn into ' the nexus of the primeval cauldron of Space - Time itself , ' the Sixth Doctor and Peri are somewhat surprised to find themselves at Blackpool Pleasure Beach . Is it really just chance that has brought them to the funfair ? Or is their arrival somehow connected with the sinister presence of a rather familiar Chinese Mandarin ? 1992 edition . " How often do I have to win before you give up ? " the Sixth Doctor demanded with a sigh . " Oh lots , " replied the Mandarin . . . In February 1985 the BBC announced that their longest - running SF series , " Doctor Who " was to be suspended . Anxious fans worldwide , worried that this might put an end to the Time Lord ' s longevity , flooded the BBC with letters of protest . Eighteen months later the show returned to the TV screens . But missing from the Doctor ' s adventures was the series and would have been made and shown during those eighteen months , and contained in this volume is one of those stories : THE NIGHTMARE FAIR . Drawn into the nexus of the primeval caudron itself , the Doctor and Peri are somewhat surprised to find themselves at Blackpool Pleasure Beach . Is it really just chance that has brought them to the funfair ? Or is their arrival somehow connected with the sinister presence of a rather familiar Chinese Mandarin ? . . . Audio adaptations . In 2003 an unofficial audio drama adaptation of the novel / TV script was produced by Argolis . Produced in two episodes on a single CD , the production was released as a charity fund - raiser for Sense , and included liner notes by Anthony Read , who chose the charity . The CD cover does not identify it as a " Doctor Who " story , but rather gives the overall title as " Series X " . In November 2009 , an official full cast audio drama adaptation was released by Big Finish Productions . It was the first in a spin - off series called " The Lost Stories " which adapted stories planned for television production , specifically the aborted Season 23 , but never made .
Dolly Bailey Dolly Bailey was the landlady and owner of the inn where William Shakespeare was staying in 1599 . After finding Shakespeare asleep , she ordered the barmaid and servant Lilith to take him to his room . Instead , Lilith killed Dolly . ( TV : " The Shakespeare Code " )
Reginald Bassett Reginald Bassett was to be married to Florence Wickham in 1929 . His aunt Ligeia Bassett took the essence of his fiancée s . He took an interest on Romana I after she wanted to know about Set theory and Quantum mechanics . He later took a fancy to Mabel Dobbs . ( AUDIO : " The Auntie Matter " )
Space Oddity ( comic story ) Space Oddity was a two - issue comic story from the " Doctor Who " ( 2012 ) range . Summary . When a cosmonaut attempts the first space walk in 1965 , the rest of his crew watches in horror as he ' s swallowed whole by shadow . Only the Doctor can save the spacecraft and the historically important mission . Plot . " to be added "
Knock Knock ! ( short story ) Knock Knock ! was a short story published in the " Doctor Who Storybook 2010 " . It was written by Paul Magrs . It featured the Tenth Doctor . Summary . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Pig - rat A pig - rat was a kind of non - sentient rat which lived on Gallifrey . They could eat through Time Lord flesh , at least according to a threat Janartis once levelled against Romana II . Indeed , Romana ' s home of Heartshaven was once overrun by them . The Free Time Activists bred the Dogma Virus in pig - rats . The virus remained dormant until regeneration , at which point the Time Lord would be infected and would chant " Free Time " . Romana and K9 realised that the infected Time Lords were building a structure resembling a giant pig - rat nest in the catacombs . Braxiatel presented the pig - rats Gillestes used to develop the antidote , as they contained the cure ; however , as the virus remained dormant until regeneration , the only cure would be to remove their ability to regenerate . ( AUDIO : " Panacea " ) Pig - rats once swarmed a medical station in the Outlands to which Leela had to go during the civil war between Romana II and Pandora . ( AUDIO : " Fractures " )
Sixty - Eighters The Sixty - Eighters were a group from unknown origin and era , who engaged in time travel . They stole whatever they wanted , and killed those who got in their way . Originally , they acted on the 1970s , but later went on to another decades . ( COMIC : " The Tragical History Tour " )
Taxidermy Taxidermy was the science and art of preserving a dead animal by blending together natural and artificial elements to create an anatomically realistic representation of that animal . Joe Hartley was an expert taxidermist whose models were used in anatomy classes at a Scottish university . Ace , Hex and the Seventh Doctor all saw his studio , which was crammed with all manner of taxidermic examples , including bear s , deer , alligator s , eagle s , wolves , rabbit s and fox es . ( AUDIO : " Night Thoughts " ) The Hornet s could control stuffed animals , which they did by hollowing out their heads . ( AUDIO : " The Stuff of Nightmares " )
Geoffrey Frederick Geoffrey Frederick played Exorse in the " Doctor Who " story " The Savages " . Frederick ' s other credits included roles on " Dixon of Dock Green " , , " No Hiding Place " , , " Out of the Unknown " , and .
C . E . Webber C . E . Webber ( 9 April 1909 - June 1969 ) or Cecil Edwin Webber , is sometimes credited ( incorrectly ) as the writer of the " Doctor Who " story " An Unearthly Child " . However , Webber " was " instrumental in shaping the core structures of the program at an early stage , including such elements as the composition of the TARDIS crew and suggesting basic ideas for these characters . None of his scripts were used in the eventual program , though he is nonetheless sometimes referred to ( not necessarily incorrectly ) as a co - creator of " Doctor Who " .
Don Brabbit Colonel Don Brabbit ( circa 1958 - 2017 ) was a high ranking official in the US Army . He led the US forces stationed in Turmezistan . According to the sonic sunglasses , Don Brabbit was 59 years old when he died . He was 177 . 6cm tall , weighed 141 . 0 pounds , had a resting heart rate of 69BPM and a body temperature of 38 . 0 degrees Celsius . He was killed by the Monks when he acted out of strategy not consent . ( TV : " The Pyramid at the End of the World " )
Face - Painter Face - Painter was a tattoo artist in West Hollywood . Every Thursday , Rachel brought her " kids " , the Second Doctor , Jamie McCrimmon and Victoria Waterfield to him to have their faces painted . One Thursday , Face - Painter added creases to the face that he usually painted on Victoria , making her upset . At Rachel ' s request , he painted Brad Pitt ' s face on Jamie and a sunflower on the Doctor . The next day , Rachel came to the shop for a tattoo for herself , but Face - Painter told her she had broken the rules . She saw that he had no face , and realised he was going to punish her . ( PROSE : " Face - Painter " )
Guardian ( newspaper ) The Guardian was a newspaper printed in the 21st century . In 2014 , Clara Oswald was holding a rolled - up edition of the " Guardian " , along with some other paperwork , when she met Danny Pink for the first time , in the staff room at Coal Hill School . ( TV : " Into the Dalek " )
Pat Godfrey Pat Godfrey was the credited costumer on the " Doctor Who " television stories " The Twin Dilemma " and " Revelation of the Daleks " . Godfrey was the persoon who created the iconic " look " for the Sixth Doctor . The design process for the costume was especially arduous and went through several iterations . The design that finally won producer John Nathan - Turner ' s approval was the result of extreme frustration on Godfrey ' s part . Having been asked to make increasingly " tasteless " submissions , Godfrey finally created a look that she believed was so extreme that Nathan - Turner would find utterly unacceptable . Instead , Nathan - Turner greenlit the concept . ( BBC DVD : " The Twin Dilemma " ) The two later met in a staged segment for " 31 Who " in which JNT donned the Sixth Doctor ' s coat and asked Godfrey how she came up with the design . She responded that her brief was to make something " totally tasteless " . Both laughed and agreed she had succeeded .
Weeping Angel ( The Angels Take Manhattan ) A Weeping Angel was held captive by Max Kliener who used her " kiss " to transmogrify victims into his movie stars and body guards . With each person ' s energy she consumed , she grew stronger , unbeknownst to her captor . When Melody Malone discovered the plot , she pushed Max into the Weeping Angel , allowing her turn him to dust with her " kiss . " She was subsequently kidnapped and carted away . ( PROSE : " " ) The Weeping Angel was then chained in Julius Grayle ' s office in a weakened state . She encountered Melody Malone a second time in Grayle ' s presence and locked her hand around River ' s wrist , but was too weak to send her back in time causing River to break her wrist to free herself . ( TV : " The Angels Take Manhattan " )