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Woodcott Mrs Woodcott was a human psychic living on Earth around the turn of the 21st century . Justine Wheaton had a hallucinatory conversation with Mrs Woodcott while being drugged . ( PROSE : " " ) Years later , the Seventh Doctor tracked her down to find out more about warlock , since she was considered Earth ' s foremost expert on it . ( PROSE : " Warlock " ) Some time after that , she was using her psychic powers to aid the British government . She had Roz Forrester , Redmond and Creed McIlveen press - ganged into helping deal with the growing threat of dog s randomly attacking and killing people . ( PROSE : " Warchild " )
De Guerre Baron De Guerre was a wealthy Frenchman with all the right connections . He had served as a soldier in the Crimean War and returned as a hero , commended in a letter by former ruler of France Napoleon III . As he was a man of great stature and influence , the Tenth Doctor was surprised to find him assisting Inspector DuPont in the investigation concerning the Vampire in Paris in 1895 , and living in the bohemian quarters of the city instead of an apartment in the posh Place Vendome area , for which he held title deeds . The Doctor was right to be suspicious . De Guerre was one of the vampires first victims , having been turned to bones . Varlos , who arrived around the same time , had assumed his identity . ( PROSE : " The Vampire of Paris " )
Constantine ( The Parliament of Rats ) Constantine was the navigator of the " Lung of Heaven " . She was a time - sensitive , which enabled her to navigate the time fractures on the seas of Lethe . She was very eccentric , and most of the crew avoided her whenever possible . When the TARDIS crashed into the sea , Constantine led the ship to it , allowing them to rescue the Fifth Doctor and Nyssa . The " Lung " was attacked and boarded by the " Parliament of Rats " , a pirate ship , and the crew surrendered to the mutant pirates . Nyssa and Brunner were taken to the " Parliament " to be sacrificed to the White God . Constantine and the Fifth Doctor rescued them , with Constantine leading them back to the " Lung " . The Doctor defeated the White God , and the " Parliament " broke apart , throwing the Doctor into the sea . Constantine rescued him and brought him back to the " Lung " . Back on board the " Lung " , the Doctor learned that Constantine had created the White God for her amusement . The Doctor and Nyssa decided to take Constantine with them if she wished , but before they could ask her , she had vanished . ( PROSE : " The Parliament of Rats " )
Rani Chandra ' s grandsons Rani Chandra ' s two grandsons visited Rani in 2059 together with their father Shuresh and their mother . They immediately ran towards their grandmother and hugged her . Rani told Shuresh that she had missed them so much when she had been in Washington DC and couldn ' t see them . The youngest grandson later played on the computer . ( TV : " The Mad Woman in the Attic " )
Blue Fire Project The Blue Fire Project was an attempt by the British to develop psychic fear weapons . The Mi ' en Kalarash fed on the nightmares the Project generated , and tried to manipulate the participants to bring about the end of the world . It was stopped by the Seventh Doctor . ( AUDIO : " House of Blue Fire " )
Orion flu Orion Flu was a dangerous disease , fatal and resistant to all forms of treatment . Commander Paul Keele of Dark Space 8 contracted Orion flu while trying to stop a silicon - based lifeform from enslaving all carbon - based life . Despite Dr Eleanor Harcourt ' s best efforts , he died from it . ( AUDIO : " Bang - Bang - a - Boom ! " )
Charity publications Charity publications are novels or anthologies which are published for non - profit organisations or charities . They are not licensed by the BBC , and therefore cannot be considered a legal part of the " Doctor Who " franchise . Notes . Because these publications are not a legal part of the " Doctor Who " franchise , a was made to not cover these publications on this wiki .
Be Good for Goodness ' s Sake ( short story ) Be Good for Goodness ' s Sake was the eleventh short story in the Short Trips anthology " " . It was written by Samantha Baker . It featured the Eighth Doctor . Summary . David Gilligan has broken into a family ' s home , having watched them leave the house on their way to a relative ' s home for Christmas . While he is in an upstairs bedroom , he hears the family return , as the snow has made the roads impassible . Accompanying the family is a man they picked up on the road . He introduces himself as the Doctor , and explains that his friend is at a disco . The Doctor encounters David on the stairs , and pretends to the family that this is his friend " Charlie " . He takes David aside and warns him to return the valuables he has taken . David realises he had been trying to steal the family ' s happiness , yet they are willing to share with strangers . David joins the Doctor and the family for Christmas dinner . Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
13 July On 13 July 1643 , during church services in the village of Little Hodcombe , parishioners began fighting amongst themselves , urged on by the Malus , which was feeding upon the psychic energy generated by their negative emotions . Roundhead s and Royalist s converged on the village , annihilating each other and the village . Once the violence subsided , the Malus went dormant once more . Taking refuge from the violence in a priest hole , young Will Chandler was transported to the year 1984 . After defeating the Malus in that year , the Fifth Doctor returned Will to this home time . ( TV : " The Awakening " ) In 1964 , Andrea Yates and Sarah Jane Smith were on a school trip when Andrea fell off a sealed - off port . As Sarah Jane reached out to save her , Andrea let go and died , at the age of 13 . In an alternative timeline , the Trickster gave Andrea an offer , and it was Sarah Jane who died while Andrea lived . ( TV : " Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane ? " ) In 1988 , Nina Rogers was born . ( PROSE : " Consequences " ) In 2029 , the Sixth Doctor and Constance Clarke visited Arizona . ( AUDIO : " Shield of the Jötunn " )
Control sphere A control sphere was a device created by the Great Intelligence to control its Robot Yeti s . It was a glass sphere that was fitted into the chest of a Yeti and served as the brain . It emitted a beeping noise . The Intelligence was able to control the Yeti and provide its motive power . Should the sphere be removed from the chest , it would move by itself to locate a deactivated Yeti and install itself into its chest . If the chest was blocked by something like a rock , the sphere would no longer think it is needed . The Great Intelligence was also able to take the form of a three sided pyramid of control spheres . ( TV : " The Abominable Snowmen " , " The Web of Fear " , HOMEVID : " Downtime " ) When " Jamie McCrimmon " gained his memories back , he heard several sounds , including the control sphere beeping . ( AUDIO : " Legend of the Cybermen " ) Torchwood India obtained a Yeti control sphere from Tibet . It was later brought to the main Torchwood branch when Torchwood India was shut down in 1924 . ( AUDIO : " Golden Age " )
Reg ( Listen ) Reg worked at the West Country Children ' s Home in the 1990s . He worked at the children ' s home " [ m ] ost nights . " The Twelfth Doctor once enquired why Reg talked to himself on his own , and how sometimes when everybody ' s coffee was put down and they looked around , it wasn ' t there . While observing why the television turned itself off , Reg turned back and both the Doctor and the mug of coffee was gone . In fact , the Doctor had taken the coffee to drink it . ( TV : " Listen " )
Series 3 ( SJA ) The third series of " The Sarah Jane Adventures " aired on CBBC and BBC One in autumn 2009 . The series consisted of six stories of two episodes each . In a change of broadcast format , two episodes aired each week , on Thursday and Friday , meaning the entire series aired over a six - week period , with a complete storyline told each week . A slight change to the opening was made : Before the title sequence , Clyde would narrate the basic premise of the series over a montage of scenes . Among notable appearances this series , K9 Mark IV appeared in six of the twelve episodes and David Tennant appeared as the Tenth Doctor in the two - part story " The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith " which aired in late October . Thanks in part to Tennant ' s appearance , the series scored higher - than - average ratings for children ' s programming , and also consistently scored high Appreciation Index ratings from viewers . A trailer was made advertising the series . Novels . The only story of this series to be directly novelised was " The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith " . Additionally , " Prisoner of the Judoon " was adapted as " The Sarah Jane Adventures : Judoon Afternoon " , " The Eternity Trap " was adapted as " The Sarah Jane Adventures : The Haunted House " , " Mona Lisa ' s Revenge " was adapted as " The Sarah Jane Adventures : Painting Peril " and " The Gift " was adapted as " The Sarah Jane Adventures : Blathereen Dream " . Home video releases . The Complete Third Series boxset was released on BBC DVD on 1 November 2010 .
Thinwood Thinwood was a Scottish man . In Orkney , Scotland in 2025 , he was captured along with the Eleventh Doctor by Caskelliac while at a protest opposing the presence of pylons . He later admitted that he only participated in the protest to get closer to Liz , a girl for whom he had romantic feelings . ( AUDIO : " The Ring of Steel " )
The Dark ( audio story ) The Dark was the third Big Finish Productions audio drama in the second series of " Graceless " . Publisher ' s summary . " " When you ' re together , you two can do anything . " " Wherever Abby and Zara have ended up this time , their powers no longer work . It ' s dark and cold and there are no star s . Frequent sand storms threaten to cut the girls to pieces . But they are not alone . . . On a planet at the end of the universe , someone they never thought they would see again has been patiently waiting . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added "
N - v23 N - v23 was an archaeologist in the 46th century who specialised in clonodating . He couldn ' t find any evidence that the earring belonged to Bernice Summerfield . He once tried to check if the Turin Shroud actually belonged to Jesus . ( PROSE : " Paydirt " )
Seismic detector The seismic detector was a piece of Dalek technology which let them locate people , ( TV : " Mission to the Unknown " ) machines such as the Doctor ' s TARDIS ( TV : " The Chase " ) or materials such as the taranium . ( TV : " The Daleks ' Master Plan " )
Will Sasso Will Sasso is a Canadian actor who played Pete in " Doctor Who " ( 1996 ) . Sasso began his career in the early 1990s and appeared in a mixture of Canadian and American TV shows and movies , with his breakout period occurring between 1995 and 1997 when he appeared not only in " Doctor Who " but in popular films such as " Happy Gilmore " and " Beverly Hills Ninja " . He also appeared in a half - dozen episodes of " Sliders " . His best - known work to date has been as a regular on the sketch comedy series " Mad TV " , which he joined in 1997 . His work on " Mad TV " overlapped with his time co - starring in the series " Less Than Perfect " , which also starred Eric Roberts from the " Doctor Who " movie . In 2012 he co - starred as Curly in a revival of " The Three Stooges " and also gained additional exposure for producing a series of comedy videos using the Vine video - sharing service .
Kurt Schalk Hauptsturmführer Kurt Schalk was a Nazi scientist and the creator of the persuasion machine . He recognised Elizabeth Klein , thinking her to be someone else . He told Will Arrowsmith about the creatures that were looking for the machine , including the Sontaran s . ( AUDIO : " Persuasion " ) To prevent the machine from falling into the wrong hands , he used the machine on himself and his assistant Lukas Hinterberger to make them believe they were each other . Thus , anyone who would come seeking the machine would focus on Hinterberger instead of Schalk . ( AUDIO : " Starlight Robbery " ) The Dalek s used their techniques to make him remember his true identity . He was to be re - educated in an Azimuth facility , this was after the Dalek surgery . The Seventh Doctor and Elizabeth Klein talked to him here , he had lost his accent , until he remembered the Daleks . This was in fact a clone , so that the Daleks could get information on the Persuasion Machine . The Supreme Dalek consided to his demands and led to believe he was the Fuhrer of the Daleks . He used Will to persuade the Doctor to tell him where Klein had gone . He was also the biological father of Elizabeth Klein , he looked after her in his bunker . He told the Doctor that Klein was made to operate the machine . ( AUDIO : " Daleks Among Us " ) Behind the scenes . Because of the identity switch , in " Persuasion " the credit for playing Schalk went to David Sibley .
Charles Moore Wedderburn Charles Moore Wedderburn was a 20th century Earth botanist , and a friend of Professor Jeremy Winterdawn . He found the metahedron in the Amazon and brought it back with him to England , along with some mutated vampiric orchid s . After Gabriel and Tanith adjusted Sandra Winterdawn ' s brain , turning her insane , she killed Wedderburn . She then fed his body to his orchids . ( PROSE : " Falls the Shadow " ) He was also an author , having written " " . ( TV : " Black Orchid " )
Auvers - sur - Oise Auvers - sur - Oise was a town in France where Vincent van Gogh lived . ( TV : " Vincent and the Doctor " ) Behind the scenes . The name of van Gogh ' s town was in fact never established in the episode , but may be assumed by the name of the painting which is central to that story , which is named by the Eleventh Doctor as " The Church at Auvers " .
Pink Floyd Pink Floyd was a musical group known to the Doctor and some of his companion s . The Sixth Doctor liked Pink Floyd , especially the album " The Piper at the Gates of Dawn " . ( PROSE : " Business Unusual " ) Unlike the Doctor , Sam Jones didn ' t like Pink Floyd . ( PROSE : " The Scarlet Empress " ) Chris Cwej was at least passably " au fait " with their work , since he knew about Battersea Power Station from listening to Pink Floyd ' s " Animals " as a student . ( PROSE : " Anteus " ) Ace was reminded of the Pink Floyd lyric , " There ' s someone in my head , but it ' s not me " , when she heard Azathoth ' s voice . ( PROSE : " All - Consuming Fire " ) And Fitz Kreiner once tried to play " Interstellar Overdrive " by Pink Floyd on his electric guitar , but Anji Kapoor was so unimpressed that she thought he was attempting the " Steptoe and Son " theme song . ( PROSE : " The Slow Empire " ) Behind the scenes . The Pink Floyd song " " , from the group ' s 1971 album " Meddle " , quotes the " Doctor Who " theme from the 3 : 02 mark . In the television story " The Caretaker " , the Twelfth Doctor whistled Pink Floyd ' s " Another Brick in the Wall " at Coal Hill School . " Caretaker " does not identify " Wall " as a work by Pink Floyd , but contextually it is exceedingly clear that he is in fact whistling that tune . In " The Woman Who Lived " , the Doctor plays " Wish You Were Here " , another song by the band , on his electric guitar , but again the piece is unidentified .
Circus Maximus The Circus Maximus was a building in Rome . After mistakenly landing in Pompeii in 79 instead of Rome , the Tenth Doctor was confused by the lack of this building , as well as the Colosseum and the Pantheon . ( TV : " The Fires of Pompeii " ) In an alternate Rome , aliens competed against each other at the Circus Maximus in chariot races . Magog and General Ironicus watched them from the Imperial Box . ( COMIC : " Doctor Who and the Iron Legion " )
Terence Brook Terence Brook ( 10 February 1924 - 4 October 1990 ) played Braun in the " Doctor Who " story " Planet of Evil " . He later had uncredited roles as a servant in " The King ' s Demons " ( DWM 269 ) and a Retrograde in " Frontios " . ( DWM 220 )
Gothard Viscount Gothard was the governor of the Darkheart colony . He had not aged over the last three hundred years due to the effects of the Darkheart . He was killed by Koschei in self - defence when he did not succumb to hypnosis . ( PROSE : " The Dark Path " )
Illumination ( short story ) Illumination was the nineteenth short story in the Short Trips anthology " " . It was written by David Bailey . It featured the Eighth Doctor and Izzy Sinclair . Summary . The Doctor and Izzy arrive in Sweden at Christmas time in the 11th century only to find themselves captured by hunters . To the Doctor ' s confusion , these hunters don ' t usually hunt humans . The Doctor and Izzy are brought to the hunters ' camp and imprisoned in a tent with another man , whom the Doctor identifies as Adam of Bremen and treats quite rudely . He later explains to Izzy that Adam is one of the Christian s of this time that published reports of pagan s , detailing horrible things they had done . The Doctor accuses Adam of not properly researching his facts , but Adam tells him the hunters have been killing their women and children as sacrifice s . During the day , the trio are penned up in the reindeer pens , and at night they are brought back to their tent . When the hunters examine Adam one day , the Doctor sees something shiny on Adam ' s neck . He works out that there is a noxmycota present — an alien fungus that is trying to take over the hunters and spread throughout the Earth . The hunters have been placing their prisoners in the reindeer pen so they could also catch the fungus from the reindeer . The Doctor reasons that the fungus will grow uncontrollably during the long night , and he and Izzy must start a fire to kill the fungus . After escaping , they build a fire . The Doctor is attacked and knocked unconscious by the hunters , but Izzy uses her cigarette lighter to frighten them away . As the fungus dies out , the Doctor tries to explain to Adam that the hunters don ' t usually sacrifice their own people ; they were under the influence of the fungus . Adam should understand this as he had tried to kill the Doctor while also under the fungus ' influence . Adam disagrees and takes off , leaving the Doctor frustrated . Notes . " to be added "
Athena ( The Ministry of Time ) Athena was a blue - skinned mechanic who worked at Garage 10 . She met the Twelfth Doctor while he was visiting Garage 10 for spare parts for his TARDIS . She was visiting Garage 10 to get achieve her dream of becoming a mechanic . She brought to the Doctor ' s attention the fact that all of the garage ' s mechanics looked the same . They then found the person responsible and had him arrested by the Judoon . The Doctor offered her the position of travelling with him , but she refused so she could work at Garage 10 . ( COMIC : " The Ministry of Time " )
Class 1C ( Perivale ) Ace threw a grenade " right in the middle of Class 1Cs prize - winning pottery pig collection " in the art room at her school , after Mrs Parkinson brought Ace ' s homemade gelignite into the room , thinking it a lump of school plasticine . ( TV : " Battlefield " ) Ace was suspended for blowing up the art room . ( TV : " Dragonfire " )
Doctor Who From A to Z Doctor Who From A to Z was published in 1998 . Subject matter . A collection of article ( with a loose alphabetically arranged theme ) , explores one aspect of the " Doctor Who " world in an interesting and trivia packed way by writer and former editor of " Doctor Who Magazine " Gary Gillatt . Publisher ' s summary . A Celebration of 35 years of adventures in Time and Space Take a new look at " Doctor Who " Inside sleeve . It ' s 35 years since the fantasy adventure series Doctor Who made its under - budgeted and largely unheralded debut on BBC Television . In that time it has been in and out of favour , alternately respected and reviled , triumped and trashed ; but it survived to earn a place as one of the best - loved and longest - running television series in the world . Lavishly illustrated with previously unseen photographs , this witty and eclectic collection of commentaries takes a fresh look at Doctor Who from a host of different perspectives , and forms an easy - to - read but none the less indispensable guide to what can only be described as a television phenomenon . Contents . Author ' s Note Acknowledgements
The Room With No Doors ( novel ) Publisher ' s summary . " " Dear Doctor , " wrote Chris , " I give up . " " Swordplay , samurai , demons , magic , aliens , adventure , excitement . . . Who needs them ? The Doctor and Chris travel to 16th - century Japan , a country gripped by civil war as feudal lords vie for control . Anything could tip the balance of power . So when a god falls out of the sky , everyone wants it . As villagers are healed and crops grow far too fast , the Doctor and Chris try to find the secret of the miracles — before the two rival armies can start a war over who owns the god . Chris soon finds himself alone — except for an alien slaver , a time - travelling Victorian inventor , a gang of demons , an old friend with suspicious motives , a village full of innocent bystanders , and several thousand samurai . Without the Doctor , someone has to take up the challenge of adventure and stop the god from falling into the wrong hands . Someone has to be a hero — but Chris isn ' t sure he wants to be a hero any more . Plot . " to be added "
Maddenjot Maddenjot was second in command aboard the Teuthoidian ship . Hectocot ate him for insubordination . However , due to the effect of opposite ends of the universe being adjacent , another ship with him aboard , alive and well , came into existence . He was in the Chaos pool anti - chamber and was commanded by the White Guardian to search for the Fifth Doctor and Romana II inside a crystal segment of the key . ( AUDIO : " The Chaos Pool " )