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Graham Stevens Graham Stevens was an inspector and only member of Scotland Yard ' s Paranormal Investigations Team . In 1992 , he was looking into an insular new community in London , whose inhabitants seemed to have appeared from nowhere . They turned out to be emigres from Tír na n - Óg . ( PROSE : " " )
Falkus Falkus was an artificial moon of Skaro . Falkus orbited Skaro three times every twenty - four Earth hours . It was the second moon of Skaro and its name was a Kaled word that meant " new dawn . " ( AUDIO : " Daleks Among Us " ) History . During Davros ' youth , both it and Omega Mysterium could be seen clearly from his father Nasgard ' s house on Drammankin Lake . Elsewhere on Skaro , they were obscured by the high levels of radiation in the atmosphere . ( AUDIO : " Innocence " ) The Doctor once battled the Klade on Falkus , accompanied by " a tall man and a dark skinned woman . " The Eighth Doctor did not remember the event , either implying it had been erased with his memories or had yet to happen ( PROSE : " Father Time " ) . Behind the scenes . Origins . Falkus was created by the Dalek s based upon Davros ' plans . The city under its surface was a living machine . It could repair and service itself , hear , see and feel . The Daleks also built Falkus with defensive capabilities should it ever be attacked . The Daleks who built Falkus had their memories wiped so they did not know its true purpose . ( REF : " Doctor Who and the Daleks Omnibus " ) Purpose . Falkus served as a sanctuary for the Dalek race and all Daleks would think of Falkus with a sacred quality although none of them knew of its true function . Only the Dalek Supreme knew Falkus ' purpose : a planet - sized Dalek gene - bank capable of creating thousands of Daleks in mere seconds . Falkus was created as the Daleks ' last hope in the face of extinction . The living mind of Davros resided within the heart of Falkus , ready to be placed in a new body and start the production in the factory should the Daleks ever become extinct . The Dalek Supreme would visit Falkus every hundred years in a one - man shuttle to make sure Falkus was still running . ( REF : " Doctor Who and the Daleks Omnibus " )
Neighbour ( In the Forest of the Night ) After a forest covered Earth overnight , a neighbour of Maebh ' s mum told Maebh ' s mum that they should have been consulted on it . The neighbour also questioned what the forest was made of . Maebh ' s mum asked the neighbour how far the forest went , as Maebh ' s mum needed to pick her daughter up from her school trip . ( TV : " In the Forest of the Night " )
Papus Papus was an inhabitant of Sair , a village whose inhabitants had the ability to conjure demon s . When the Fifth Doctor and Peri arrived in the village , Rasphuia was suspicious of them , but Papus tried to calm her down and told her they shouldn ' t prejudge the visitors . He and Rasphuia helped the Doctor defeat Tablibik and end his control over Peri . ( PROSE : " Fascination " )
Mao Tse - Tung Mao Tse - Tung was a Chairman of China in the 20th century . During his reign he commited acts of brutality such as the annexation of Tibet and ' reeducation ' camps . One camp , the Chairman Mao Ideal Collective , was named after him . ( PROSE : " Revolution Man " ) Sometime in the Doctor ' s first or second incarnation , he encountered Mao . During the preparations for the World Peace Conference , the Third Doctor mentioned to the Chinese delegate Fu Peng that he remembered having a conversation in Hokkien with Mao , at which time the Chairman allowed the Doctor to call him by his personal name , " Tse - Tung " . ( TV : " The Mind of Evil " ) Years later , he mentioned this to Sarah Jane Smith as well . ( PROSE : " Interference - Book One " ) By the late 1960s , Mao was highly paranoid and the Eighth Doctor doubted he ' d listen to him . ( PROSE : " Revolution Man " ) The Seventh Doctor would claim he ' d been on Mao ' s Long March . ( PROSE : " Shadowmind " ) The Eighth Doctor just remarked he was on friendly terms with the man before his rise to power . ( PROSE : " Revolution Man " )
The Churchill Years : Volume One Publisher ' s summary . 1 . " The Oncoming Storm " by Phil Mulryne Late 1939 . Britain faces the might of Germany . Winston Churchill serves as First Lord of the Admiralty . But Churchill soon finds himself facing a more immediate threat than the looming Nazi menace . A ' Stone ' with the most mysterious properties is discovered in the Thames ' sands , and soon oddly spoken soldiers are creeping round London ruthlessly trying to acquire it . Who are they ? Can Churchill and his new secretary Hetty Warner defeat them ? And what about the man in the battered leather jacket that Hetty meets ? Churchill feels sure they can rely on the Doctor to help them ! Except that this Doctor seems to want to stay hidden in the shadows . . . 2 . " Hounded " by Alan Barnes In the dark days of 1941 , Britain is in the midst of war . Churchill must stand strong against the might of the enemy – but he is plagued by a darkness in his own psyche . Something he calls ' the Black Dog ' . Can a visiting Swami hold the answer to his troubles ? And can Hetty Warner prevent the Prime Minister ' s adversaries from taking advantage of the situation ? Across London , the Tenth Doctor ' s arrival may be the nation ' s only hope – but the Time Lord ' s plan to help his friend is endangered when he finds himself declared a traitor by the agents of the country he has come to protect . . . 3 . " Living History " by Justin Richards Finally given the chance to travel in the TARDIS , Winston Churchill cannot resist the opportunity of meeting Julius Caesar . But the trip does not go quite as planned . With the TARDIS gone , and Churchill stranded in ancient Britain with a young man he barely knows and who comes from the future , it seems things can hardly get any worse . Until he is captured by the invading Roman s . Still , at least that means Churchill will meet Julius Caesar after all . But then Churchill learns of the Bronze God , feared and worshipped by the Ancient Britons . A god that he recognises as anything but divine when he meets it . 4 . " The Chartwell Metamorphosis " by Ken Bentley Comfortably retired to his home at Chartwell , Churchill plans to live out his days in peace , in the company of his butterflies – if his attendants would just leave him alone . But it isn ' t simply Lepidoptera breeding in the gardens , as a far more sinister species is about to emerge from its cocoon – and is ready to feast on something more than just the shrubberies . Surrounded on all sides , the former Prime Minister must put a life ' s worth of experience into action in order to win the day . Can his new nurse Lily Arwell offer her assistance ?
Behind the Sofa : Celebrity Memories of Doctor Who Publisher ' s summary . A man is the sum of his memories . A Time Lord even more so . " Behind The Sofa " is a collection of over 100 celebrity memories of " Doctor Who " , compiled in aid of Alzheimer ' s Research UK . Steve Berry decided to undertake this project in memory of his mother Janet , who suffered from Alzheimer ' s in her final years and passed away in 2009 . Contributors include comedians Al Murray , Stephen Merchant , and Bill Oddie ; actors Lynda Bellingham , Nicholas Parsons , and Rhys Thomas ; writers Neil Gaiman , Jenny Colgan , Jonathan Ross , and Charlie Brooker ; and politicians Louise Mensch and Tom Harris . In addition , there is input from a number of the writers , actors , and production staff who were involved in creating Doctor Who stories new and old . Subject matter . The book is comprised of many entires written by British celebrities , and those who have either appeared in , or been involved with the show itself . Contributors include ( 2013 edition ) : Notable features . The book was originally funded through crowd - funded preorders , and all profits are donated to Alzheimer ' s Research UK . Notes . Vitas Varnas is credited as an investor in the book . External links . " to be added "
Carole Clarke Carole Clarke had an uncredited part as one of the schoolchildren in " The Pilot Episode " and the final transmitted version of the " Doctor Who " television story " An Unearthly Child " . ( DWMS Summer 1994 ) Her other film and television roles , if any , are unknown .
Anglica Anglica was a small town with a cathedral . On 23 March 1526 , the Doctor and Amy went to the town because the Doctor wanted to find out why it vanished on that day . After getting out of the TARDIS and walking around they saw the Weeping Angel s . The Doctor used his sonic screwdriver as a torch . Then Amy was lured into a trap by the Weeping Angels . She was sent eighty years into the past . The Doctor travelled with the TARDIS to 1446 and saved Amy . Since the angels were too strong in 1446 Amy and the Doctor used the TARDIS to get back to 1526 . They walked around and see that the angels were attacking the TARDIS . They tried to get inside since the energy in there could feed them for centuries . But it was all going according to the Doctors plan . The Angels were looking at each other and were unable to break eye - contact . The Doctor told Amy that without food it was only a matter of time before the Weeping Angels became nothing more than statues . Amy told the Doctor that the lost city of Angelica was found then . The Doctor replied that this way it had never been lost . Then the Doctor and Amy left Anglica with the TARDIS . ( GAME : " Angels in the Shadows " ) Some time later , the Eleventh Doctor revisited Anglica and landed in its cathedral . The Doctor called Anglica the city of culture , but by the time the Doctor and Amy arrived it was invaded by the Dalek s . The Daleks had kidnapped Mrs Jones and only kept her alive to use her as a bait to take the time orb s from the Doctor . The Doctor set Mrs Jones free . However there was Dalek ship in the orbit . The Daleks were threatening to destroy Earth if the Doctor didn ' t do what they said . The Doctor told Mrs Jones to wait in the TARDIS , where it was safe . Meanwhile , Amy and the Doctor went through a portal to the Dalek ship . ( GAME : " The Mazes of Time " )
The Revenants ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . The present day : the Orkney Ferry , where Ian Chesterton meets a stranger in whom he can confide . Decades earlier : the TARDIS lands on Orkney and Ian and Barbara are abandoned when the Doctor and his ship vanish in front of their eyes . As the pair head for civilisation , something is stirring in the treacherous bog lands . Only the ancient Wissfornjarl can protect them . . . Plot . The Marsh - Wains ( 1 ) . " to be added " The Wissfornjarl ( 2 ) . " to be added "
The Factory The Factory was the place where Andy Warhol and various of his friends worked . The Eighth Doctor , Sam and Iris Wildthyme visited the Factory in 1968 . Iris spent quite a bit of time there following her recent regeneration . Valerie Solanis , a writer , tried to kill Warhol while he and the others were at the Factory . She merely wounded him . ( PROSE : " Femme Fatale " )
Zhukov ( Cold War ) Zhukov was the captain of the " Firebird " , a Soviet submarine that crashed while under the North Pole in 1983 . He and Professor Grisenko discovered the legendary Ice Warrior Skaldak encased in ice in the North Pole . When Skaldak thawed and started rampaging around the " Firebird " , the Eleventh Doctor and Clara Oswald arrived . The TARDIS materialised right in front of Zhukov and the astonished and suspicious crew members , before quickly disappearing again because the Doctor had switched on the HADS . The Doctor helped stabilise the submarine and Zhukov thanked him , but shortly afterwards threatened to have both the Doctor and Clara shot . It was then that Skaldak arrived , but was electrocuted and chained up by the crew . Skaldak escaped his chains and threatened to launch the submarine ' s nuclear missiles , which would cause the West to fire back at the Soviet Union . Clara managed to talk him down , reminding him of the loss of his daughter . The submarine was pulled to the surface by an Ice Warrior ship , to Skaldak ' s delight . The Ice Warrior teleported off the ship and left the submarine undamaged in the North Pole . The Doctor then asked Zhukov if he could give him and Clara a lift to the South Pole , since the TARDIS had ended up there . ( TV : " Cold War " ) Personality . A man dedicated to his duty , Zhukov cared about his crew but still believed that a mission must be completed , even if it cost people their lives . He would not hesitate to tell people the exact severity of a situation , telling his crew that their air was running out and that they would most likely all die . He was suspicious of the Doctor and Clara after they appeared from a blue box which had literally materialised out of thin air , but decided not to harm them since he felt that he and his crew owed the Doctor their lives after he stopped their submarine from crashing . Although he was a captain , Zhukov realised that he was out of his depth in the situation with Skaldak . He thus followed the Doctor ' s lead , although he still threatened to shoot the Ice Warrior when he found him . The Doctor talked him out of it , but Zhukov asserted that he would allow negotiation only if it was from " a position of strength " . Skaldak congratulated him on his tactic and Zhukov acknowledged his praise with a curt " Thank you " , even as he had his gun pointed at him . After being rescued by the Ice Warriors , Zhukov lost his serious attitude and let out a laugh of relief , having believed that rescue was unlikely . ( TV : " Cold War " )
Utnapishtim Utnapishtim was an inhabitant of Anu . He carried out Qataka ' s execution , but became convinced she had somehow survived . He had a city - sized space ark constructed to save what he could of his world . Thus , he and his followers survived when Qataka destroyed Anu with a cobalt bomb . They pursued her to the Sol system and fought her , thinking her dead when her ship was destroyed . The ark was damaged in the flight and landed on Earth , in the , far from the human habitations in Mesopotamia . The travelling singer Avram found the entrance to the city - ship and learned the story of Utnapishtim and Ishtar . He understood it as a war between the god s which ended in a devastating flood . Avram later led Ace and Gilgamesh to Utnapishtim , where Ace told him of Qataka ' s survival as Ishtar . Utnapishtim helped Ace and the Seventh Doctor defeat her , uploading a computer virus into her cybernetic body and destroying it . The Doctor gave Ishtar ' s technology to Utnapishtim , allowing him to repair his ship and leave Earth . He and his people colonised an uninhabited planet and their descendants were contacted by an Earth expedition in the 32nd century . ( PROSE : " " )
Jacob Dudman Jacob Dudman ( born 22 August 1997 ) , also credited as Jake Dudman , was an actor and voice impressionist . He portrayed an UNIT Radio Operator in the " Third Doctor Adventures " story " Storm of the Horofax " and the Arcking 12 computer in " The War Master " story " The Good Master " .
Kath Pontin Kath Pontin was a friend of Kelsey Hooper ' s mother . She said that the guy who lived in 36 Bannerman Road told her that he had seen aliens from outer space . She also said that Sarah Jane Smith never had anyone around and never talked to anyone . Kath Pontin lived in Ealing , on or near Bannerman Road . ( TV : " Invasion of the Bane " )
Didgeridoo Didgeridoos were wind instruments . The aborigine s on board the Monarch ' s ship played didgeridoos to accompany dances . ( TV : " Four to Doomsday " ) A lassimater was part flute , part recorder and part didgeridoo , and made the most beautiful music in the universe . ( PROSE : " Most Beautiful Music " )
Formosii The Immaculata Formosii was a legendary " War Goddess " of the posthuman era . During the early years of the War , she had a reputation for briefly allying with different powers before growing bored and moving on . When Devonire was searching for the arm of Grandfather Paradox , the Immaculata Formosii claimed to be a former member of Faction Paradox who had stolen the arm while defecting to the enemy ; however , when they met at Kaiwar , she instead sold him his own severed arm . " The Book of the War " referenced an entry about the Immaculata Formosii as part of its explanation of the enemy ; however , there was no such entry in the book , suggesting that it had been unwritten by enemy action . ( PROSE : " The Book of the War " )
Saucer Alpha Major Saucer Alpha Major was a Dalek flying saucer used during their invasion and occupation of the Earth in the 22nd century . The saucer destroyed a lorry that Barbara Wright and Jenny had used to smash through a Dalek patrol . ( TV : " The End of Tomorrow " )
Tzun Stormblade The Tzun Stormblade was a type of Tzun spaceship which featured graviton shield ing and terullian hulls . ( PROSE : " The Dark Path " ) A damaged Tzun Stormblade was in the possession of the Sontaran s , who hypnotised the human s of the Indra system to repair it , including its graviton drive . When the repairs were complete , they planned to lure the Rutan into the Indra system , and then drive the Stormblade into the condensed atmosphere of Indra , achieving nucleosynthesis and wiping out the Rutan fleet . ( PROSE : " Lords of the Storm " )
Arthurian Legend ( CON episode ) This episode was presented by Arthur Darvill . Aspects of production covered . The introduction of the Dream Lord into the " Doctor Who " mythos . Additional topics covered . " to be added " Crew . " to be added " Elements retained in " Cut Down " . " to be added " Home video releases . The " Cut Down " version of the episode is available on the Complete Fifth Series DVD box set .
Seventh Galaxy The Seventh Galaxy , also called the Sculptor Dwarf Galaxy , ( PROSE : " The Eyeless " ) was part of the Seven Galaxies ( TV : " Genesis of the Daleks " ) and the location of the Dalek ' s home planet Skaro , ( PROSE : " The Infinity Doctors " , REF : " Doctor Who and the Daleks Omnibus " ) leading to an Anti - Dalek Force patrolling the Seventh Galaxy . ( PROSE : " Report from an Unknown Planet " ) During the Armageddon Convention of 1609 , Irving Braxiatel received intelligence reports indicating an increase in activity around the Seventh Galaxy . ( PROSE : " The Empire of Glass " ) From Proamon , constellation s seen out past the Seventh Galaxy included the Waterfall and the Great Lever . ( PROSE : " Dragonfire " ) Arcopolis was located in the Seventh Galaxy . It was impacted by the Last Battle of the Seventh Galaxy . The Tenth Doctor claimed that he had only been to Galaxy Seven a handful of times . ( PROSE : " The Eyeless " )
The Wishing Bazaar ( short story ) The Wishing Bazaar was a short story in the " Lethbridge - Stewart " series released by Candy Jar Books in 2016 . Summary . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added " External links . " to be added "
Flower of Remembrance The Flower of Remembrance of the Lost Dead ( PROSE : " The Infinity Doctors " ) was a six - petaled golden yellow flower native to the Time Lord homeworld of Gallifrey . In Gallifreyan culture , it was an omen of death . ( PROSE : " The Ancestor Cell " ) They were either held or grown in the Citadel . ( PROSE : " The Infinity Doctors " ) As a child , the Doctor saw the flower at many funerals . ( PROSE : " Dead Time " ) Faction Paradox turned the TARDIS ' exterior into a Flower of Remembrance during their invasion of the planet , and when Greyjan the Sane returned , the flowers fell from the skies above the Panopticon . ( PROSE : " The Ancestor Cell " )
Proxima Centauri Proxima Centauri was the first extrasolar star to be visited by human ity . Susie Fontana Brooke reached the star some time after 2059 onboard the first lightspeed ship . ( TV : " The Waters of Mars " ) Luparis was located in Proxima Centauri . ( AUDIO : " The Elite " )
Thalatth The Thalatth was a species with a complex lifecycle . They began as seed pods capable of travelling long distances through space in search of water , and turned into huge , multi - limbed , savage , purple carnivores with two eyestalks . Ultraviolet rays from a sun took the creature through a chrysalis stage to emerge in its final form as a beautiful winged creature , literally made of stardust . This final stage of the Thalatth was better known as a Solarix Prizmatterfly . When one landed on Earth , it was collected by the research ship " Deep Ocean 7 " , which was collecting stock for the Deep Ocean ' s fully functioning experimental biosphere at Las Vegas . The Thalatth feasted on the food stocks in the tanks before breaking free from the tank . It was lured into the desert by the Tenth Doctor and Heather , using whale sounds . In the sun ' s rays , the Thalatth completed its life - cycle and left the Earth as a Solarix Prizmatterfly . ( COMIC : " Hook , Line and Sinker " )
Valeron Valerons were the winged humanoid inhabitants of Valerus , a world in a sub - atomic universe . A warrior race , they destroyed the surface of Antar , killing most of the Antarian s . They refused to believe their scientists ' warnings that the arrival of a blue star in their solar system was a threat to them . When the Third Doctor and Liz Shaw arrived , the Valerons captured them , believing them to be Antarian spies . They escaped with the help of the Valerons ' prisoner , Dynil . The Valerons were presumably wiped out by the radiation from the blue star some time afterwards . ( PROSE : " A Universe Called Fred " )
Centuria Times The Centuria Times was a newspaper released on the holiday world Centuria . Whilst relaxing on a beach on Centuria , the Tenth Doctor read an issue of the paper which reported on mysterious disappearances . The Doctor realised that the culprits were Cybermen when they attacked the beach . ( COMIC : " The Power of the Cybermen " )
Designer ( crew ) A designer was a member of the pre - production staff of the 1963 version of " Doctor Who " . They were responsible for designing the visual look of props , sets and sometimes graphics used in an individual serial . The position was somewhat similar to the modern production designer , but far more limited in scope . Because designers worked only on a serial - by - serial basis , no one was in charge of the overall look of the episodes . Hence some important design elements , as with the first TARDIS interior , were simply the product of the original designer , Peter Brachacki — who never worked on " Doctor Who " again . Also , the designer had oversight of fewer visual elements than the production designer . In particular , the designer had extremely limited interaction with the costume department . Thus , if a monster was achieved by the use of a costume , as with the Cybermen , it was the costume supervisor , and not the designer , who created the look . This is one of the reasons that the Cybermen changed in almost every appearance , whereas the Dalek s — achieved through the use of a prop — remained stable . In some instances , the job of the early " Doctor Who " designer more closely resembled that of a concept artist . Because " Doctor Who " for many years lacked the ability to construct its own models and props , they had to subcontract the work to firms outside the BBC ' s control . The designer would submit a detailed drawing and hope that the manufacturer could adhere to it . If the firm failed to adhere to the design , there was often little the designer could do about it before filming began . This problem abated somewhat in the 1970s and 1980s , as " Doctor Who " s ability to call on the in - house workshop increased . Nevertheless , the designer was not in any kind of formal control of the people who executed his designs . Like he himself , individual artisans and craftspeople would ' ve been assigned to " Doctor Who " per serial by a BBC scheduler . They were all employees of the BBC , rather than employees of " Doctor Who " . This is decidedly not the case of the modern production designer who , as the head of the art department within a production company that is technically distinct from BBC Wales , has managerial oversight of hundreds of employees .