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Christian Cooke Christian Cooke played Ross Jenkins in the " Doctor Who " stories " The Sontaran Stratagem " and " The Poison Sky " . Cooke began his acting career early with a role in " Bedazzled " at the Bingley Arts Centre at the age of ten . His first television role was as the eponymous lead in the Granada series " Wilmot " at the age of twelve . He appeared on stage and screen in various productions , including " Peter Pan " at the Alhambra Theatre , " Bugsy Malone " at the Guisely Theatre , and bit parts in " Casualty " and " Barking " before enroling at Stage 84 and landing his first major role as Luke in the ITV / Granada drama " Where the Heart Is " . He graduated from Stage 84 in 2000 and won roles in " The Royal " and " George Gently " before again taking a leading role in series two of " The Chase " and " Echo Beach " . He appeared in " The Angel of Death " ( a 2007 episode of " Robin Hood " ) as Luke Scarlett . In 2009 he starred in the ITV drama " Demons " as Luke Rutherford .
Richard Piers Rayner Richard Piers Rayner is a comic artist who worked on Marvel Comics ' " Evening ' s Empire " . He was later one of three artists on part one of IDW Publishing ' s " Ripper ' s Curse " . His other work includes " Swamp Thing " and " Neil Gaiman ' s Midnight Days " . Rayner has also worked on writing " Sonic the Hedgehog " comics .
Martha in the Mirror ( novel ) Martha in the Mirror was the sixteenth Tenth Doctor novel released . Publisher ' s summary . Castle Extremis - whoever holds it can control the provinces either side that have been at war for centuries . Now the castle is about to play host to the signing of a peace treaty . But as the Doctor and Martha find out , not everyone wants the war to end . Who is the strange little girl who haunts the castle ? What is the secret of the book the Doctor finds , its pages made from thin , brittle glass ? Who is the hooded figure that watches from the shadows ? And what is the secret of the legendary Mortal Mirror ? The Doctor and Martha don ' t have long to find the answers - an army is on the march , and the castle will soon be under siege once more . Plot . " to be added "
Antonio Stradivari Antonio Stradivari was a famous 18th century Italian crafter of violin s . Violins he made were famous for centuries to come , and were known as " Stradivarius " or " Strad " . Stradivari lived in Cremona . His violins were so exceptional not only because he was an excellent craftsman , but also because a dimensional shear went through his workshop , tightening the dimensional strings in the wood that Stradivari made his violins from . Bronisław Huberman owned a Stradivarius violin , which was stolen from him in 1936 . ( AUDIO : " String Theory " )
Philip Farrington Phillip Farrington was a security guard for Henry Parker . He was confronted by Owen Harper and scared the heat sensors didn ' t pick him up . He couldn ' t bring himself to kill Owen , who took his gun and knocked him out with it . ( TV : " A Day in the Death " )
Paine Paine was a work unit created by the Eleven . He worked in the power generation plant aboard his stellar manipulator . He was to do it for the rest of his life , a period equivalent to a single day . He was injured whilst working , prompting the Orbs to prepare to terminate him . However , the Eighth Doctor intervened , saving him and gaining his aid in defeating the Eleven . In return , the Doctor brought him and his fellow workers to a planet where they could start a new life . ( AUDIO : " The Satanic Mill " )
Max Morgan Max Morgan was the manager of the Red Room in 1952 . He kept two sets of books and was embezzling from the business . Sarah Jane Smith , working undercover there as a waitress , revealed this to Tommy Ramsey . She convinced Tommy not to kill Max , as his fear would keep him from stealing from the Ramsey Mob . ( PROSE : " Amorality Tale " )
Atkins ( The Day of the Doctor ) Atkins was a guard at the Black Archive . He granted a Zygon copy of Kate Stewart and Clara Oswald access when they visited the Archive . He said it was his first day though , as " Kate " noted to Clara , he had been working there for ten years , the staff having had their memories wiped at the end of every shift . ( TV : " The Day of the Doctor " )
Oultram XII The Covenant of Oultram was unearthed on the planet Oultram XII . When Bernice Summerfield asked for the " Covenant " to be sent to the Braxiatel Collection , her request was misunderstood and the " governor " of Oultram was sent instead . ( PROSE : " There Never Need Be Longing In Your Eyes " )
Nuton Power Complex Nuton Power Complex was a power station located near the UNIT HQ . It was run by George Hardiman . The Axons wanted to use the power plant to refuel their ship . When Axos gained control of the reactor they created a potential risk of a nuclear explosion . The complex overloaded and exploded . ( TV : " The Claws of Axos " ) A Northern Irish UNIT soldier named Francis Cleary was deeply disturbed by the sight of one of his fellow soldiers , a good friend , being killed by an Axon at the Nuton Power Complex . ( PROSE : " Who Killed Kennedy " ) Brigadier Lethbridge - Stewart had Nuton shut off the power lines outside Devil ' s End for fifteen minutes so that the Third Doctor ' s anti - heat barrier device could be activated . ( TV : " The Dæmons " )
Tom ( Corner of the Eye ) Tom was an agoraphobic man living in England during the 21st century . He was stalked by a Floof , who commonly caused mischief in his house , moving objects and hiding things . His wife , Kathy , was killed by the Floof , who hid the body in the basement . After Tom met the Tenth Doctor , he was told about the Floof and what it had done to his wife . The Floof had manipulated him into thinking that he spoke to her every day on instant messenger , when in fact it was an AI program . An AI of Tom was created to keep Kathy ' s AI company , and Tom left the house . ( PROSE : " Corner of the Eye " )
Frayed ( novel ) Publisher ' s summary . " I like to stare into the sun , eyes wide . It burns incredible colours into my head , great shifting continents of them that blot out all else . And I try to keep looking until I imagine all the pretty blue has boiled away from my eyes and they are left a bright , bloody red and quite sightless . " On a blasted world , the Doctor and Susan find themselves in the middle of a war they cannot understand . With Susan missing and the Doctor captured , who will save the people from the enemies from both outside and within ? Plot . " to be added "
Eternal Machine The Eternal Machine was worshiped by a humanoid species on an Earth - like planet . In reality , the Machine was an alien that had crashed on the planet over a thousand years before the Third Doctor visited the planet . The alien was injured and entered into a regenerative sleep . For the next several centuries , it influenced the development of the planet ' s civilisation , manipulating the people . The Doctor exposed the religion as a lie , and showed the people that their Eternal Machine was an alien that killed initiates , using their minds to grow more powerful . The people burned down the Sanctuary of Stars , killing the alien . ( PROSE : " The Discourse of Flies " )
Blood and Tears ( comic story ) Blood and Tears was a " Doctor Who Adventures " comic story featuring the Tenth Doctor and Rose Tyler . Summary . The people from the village of Galathos relate their sad tale of the oncoming sickwind , a curse from the god s that kills their people and takes them away . They show the warning marks on their bodies : small , plaster - sized patches , like tattoos . Once the marks start to appear they have only seven suns ' time left to hunt the Dramos and revel in its healing blood lest they die . With the Doctor , Rose and a catlike creature , the Palanth ( thought to be lucky ) , they head off to find the Dramos . They go through the jungle , down a waterfall and into a cave . There the Doctor finds a nest of creatures hanging from the walls . As they prepare to leave , the Dramos returns , but rather than attacking them , it tries to communicate . The Dramos explains that the Galgothians are wrong to hunt and kill the Dramos , leaving its young with no - one to protect them and many to die . The sadness draws the Palanth ( now carrying the signs of the oncoming sickwind ) to the Dramos ' side to comfort it . Soaked by its desperate tears , the Palanth starts to recover ; the marks fade away . The Doctor realises the Dramos carries the antibodies to cure the sickwind not only in its blood , but also in its tears . He takes the Dramos back to the villagers . They are alarmed by the Doctor ' s betrayal in not killing the Dramos . The Doctor wins their trust . As both sides tell their sad stories , the tears flow and the sickwind is cured . Continuity . " to be added "
Danger Thinkers The Danger Thinkers were three women with tremendous psychic power s who attacked London in the 1890s . They were given their name by Jenny Flint . History . Before they grouped together , each of the women only had a small psychic ability . When Dr Ernst conducted experiments in mind - reading and telekinesis , these three women were among his thirty test subjects . Together , they fed off one another and increased their psychic abilities a hundredfold . They released a psychic blast which knocked everyone nearby unconscious and broke a hole in the wall of the building . Testing their abilities , the Danger Thinkers went on a rampage through London . The British Army was mobilised to attack them , but they were able to take over the minds of every soldier before a single shot was fired . The Danger Thinkers made their way into the Houses of Parliament and encountered the Paternoster Gang . The Danger Thinkers attempted to take over the gang ' s minds , but the gang focussed on ideas that confused the Danger Thinkers and the Danger Thinkers were driven insane . They lost their mind powers and were arrested by the police . ( PROSE : " The Insidious Ideas of the Danger Thinkers " )
Astrolabus ' TARDIS Astrolabus ' TARDIS was the preferred method of travel for the rogue Time Lord , Astrolabus . As with all TARDIS es , it could travel in both time and space . Astrolabus used it to plunder many treasures from Earth ' s past . While Astrolabus was recovering Voyager ' s star chart s , his TARDIS took the shape of a lighthouse . The Sixth Doctor followed Astrolabus back to it from Antarctica . Once there , Astrolabus altered the Doctor ' s perception so the Time Lord thought he was hanging from the top of the tower when he was actually at the edge of a desk , with his feet touching the ground . The Doctor realised the lighthouse was a TARDIS and tried to escape . He found his journey hindered by black tentacles that grabbed him as he passed , but managed to jump through the door . Astrolabus next turned his TARDIS into a rocket and left Earth , disappearing in an explosion . ( COMIC : " Voyager " )
4999999740 In 4 , 999 , 999 , 740 , New Savannah , homeworld of the Catkind , was added to the New Earth Empire . Giving them technology and resources , the Empire allowed the Catkind to live autonomously until the year 5 , 000 , 000 , 000 . Then , the planet was put under the direct control of human s . ( COMIC : " Agent Provocateur " )
Ship Ahoy ! ( CON episode ) Ship Ahoy ! was the episode of " Doctor Who Confidential " broadcast in conjunction with " The Curse of the Black Spot " . Aspects of production covered . The episode covered location shooting and stunt work from " The Curse of the Black Spot " and Karen Gillan learning and performing her own stunts for the sword - fighting scene . Crew . " to be added " Elements retained in " Cut Down " . The cut down episode retains : interview clips with Karen Gillam , Arthur Darvill , Matt Smith , Crispin Layfield , Michael Begley , Steven Moffat , Heddi - Joy Taylor - Welch , Jeremy Webb , and Gordon Seed ; behind the scenes footage from the deck of the pirate ship ; creating the storm ; stunt work . Home video releases . The " Cut Down " version appears on disc 6 of the Series Six DVD set .
AI knife AI knives were a type of throwing blades . They were passive - telepathic , made of trintillium and filled with micro - gyros . When thrown , they would adjust themselves to hit the target , provided the thrower had the target ' s image in their mind . The knives would then return to the thrower ' s hand . Torchwood Three had several AI knives in its possession , which Jack Harkness debated using against the assassins from Hokrala Corp . He later used them on a Weevil to stop it from attacking a human . ( PROSE : " The Undertaker ' s Gift " )
HiFi HiFi was the stuffed panda mascot of Steven Taylor , who grew very fond of him during his two years of isolation on Mechanus . During the fire in the Mechanoid City , Steven risked his own life in order to rescue him . ( TV : " The Planet of Decision " ) Steven took HiFi with him in the Doctor ' s TARDIS . ( TV : " The Watcher " ) HiFi was given as a gift to Bobby Zierath , ( PROSE : " The Schoolboy ' s Story " ) who returned HiFi when he grew up , and HiFi remained on the TARDIS even after Steven ' s departure . ( PROSE : " The Three Paths " )
Zheng Cyber - Commander Zheng was one of the first prototype Cybermen from the planet Mondas before the Cyber race was fully converted and just before the propulsion system of Mondas was used . He was subordinate to the Mondasian Central Committee , a cybernetic gestalt consisting of twenty of Mondas ' " greatest minds " that would eventually become the first instance of a Cyber - Planner . Zheng was overseer of the construction of the planet ' s propulsion system during Mondas ' darkest times ( pre - conversion ) and was also one of the few Cybermen whose body did not reject the processing . Due to rioting caused by the Fifth Doctor , Zheng was summoned from the surface by the Central Committee to subdue the insurrection . After doing so , Zheng visited the main processing plant to quell interference from new recruits which had not received their full programming due to a power cut ( caused by travelling through the Cherrybowl Nebula ) , killing one in doing so . After noticing that Sisterman Constant ' s scapula was fractured , he ordered her to be taken for processing which she would survive despite the high mortality rate . Zheng then visited the Central Palace to make certain that Doctorman Allan ' s repairs to the generators were progressing . Despite the power loss , the Central Committee was still alive ( albeit just barely ) and requested Zheng ' s report , which he gave as : As Doctorman Allan was unable to repair the generator due to its complex nature , the Doctor did it instead . Recalling the Doctor ' s name from the previous insurgencies , Zheng waited until his repairs were complete but reactivated the power early , seemingly eliminating him . However , the Doctor ' s Time Lord physiology prevented his death and Zheng allowed him to live at Doctorman Allan ' s urging ; intending to use his smaller tertiary lobe as a template in all future cybermen , the first of these being a newly converted Thomas Dodd . The Committee initialised city - wide processing , choosing this over operation of the propulsion system in order to escape the Nebula . Zheng , realising that the city would not survive much longer in the nebula , attempted to activate the propulsion system but was attacked by the Committee ( now functioning below usual standards due to the Doctor sabotaging its nutrients with wine ) . Mortally wounded , Zheng ordered his surface crew to activate the propulsion system and clear the nebula . The Committee was destroyed by a large swarm of Cybermat s which were attracted to its energy , allowing Doctorman Allan to supervise Mondas ' future . However , the then - converted Cyberman Sisterman Constant suggested increased processing as a means of survival , which Allan laughed off until a reassembled Zheng stepped through the door . ( AUDIO : " Spare Parts " ) He was still operational in September 1984 , and greeted a Cyberman who had been brought to Mondas by the Sixth Doctor . ( AUDIO : " The Reaping " )
Alan Lenoir Alan Lenoir appeared uncredited in three " Doctor Who " television stories : as a Villager in " The Dæmons " ( DWM 241 ) , one of Irongron ' s Men in " The Time Warrior " ( DWM 246 ) , and an Ice Warrior in " The Monster of Peladon " . ( DWM 216 )
I May Be Some Time ( short story ) I May Be Some Time was a short story published in " Torchwood Magazine " issue 18 . It was written by David Llewellyn . Summary . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Mercurian energy beast Native of the planet Mercury , the Mercurian energy beasts were fearsome - looking beasts with a hot , lava - like appearance and facial fronds like a beard . As witnessed by the Eleventh Doctor , Amy Pond and Rory Williams in the 367th century , they were actually peaceful creatures who welcomed the human s to the planet . They even went on board a mining rig and took the crew to a place of safety when they were exposed to a lava geyser about to erupt directly beneath the rig . Able to power the rig without being in direct sunlight , ( usually needed to power and protect the rig and crew from temperatures of 427 degrees centigrade ) the Mercurian energy beast helped the humans find mineral deposits on the planet . ( COMIC : " Hot Stuff ! " )
The Monstrous Menagerie ( audio story ) The Monstrous Menagerie was the first story in the seventh season of the audio spin off " Jago & Litefoot " . Publisher ' s summary . Jago and Litefoot are on the run ! Framed for a crime they didn ' t commit , the infernal investigators seek refuge in a house on Baker Street owned by their old friend , Professor Dark . That ' s when Doctor Arthur Conan Doyle enters their lives . Tired of his popular creation Sherlock Holmes , Doyle has moved onto other works that he considers more worthy . And then Laura Lyons comes knocking at the door . . . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added "
The Wrong Doctors ( audio story ) The Wrong Doctors was the first story in the 2013 trilogy featuring the Sixth Doctor and Mel Bush , written by Matt Fitton . Publisher ' s summary . With Evelyn gone , the Doctor sets course for his destiny . . . in the form of his first meeting with Miss Melanie Bush , a computer programmer from the village of Pease Pottage , currently busy rehearsing with the local Amateur Dramatic Society — and blissfully unaware that her future is on its way , in his TARDIS . Make that two TARDISes . Because at that very moment , a slightly younger Doctor is flying into Pease Pottage , too — returning his future companion Melanie Bush to her rightful place and time , after they were flung together during the course of his Time Lord trial . Time travel is a complicated business — the iguanadon terrorising Pease Pottage being a case in point . But how much more complicated could things possibly become , if the wrong Doctor were to bump into the wrong Mel ? Plot . Part one . The Doctor finishes the last piece of chocolate cake that Evelyn Smythe baked , noting that there won ' t be any more . Lonely , he thinks its time for Melanie Bush to enter his life . Meanwhile , Mel is auditioning with Mr . Petherbridge , who goes outside to deal with a driver , telling him he should have followed the detour signs as Pease Pottage is closed for heritage matters . The driver refuses to turn around and is attacked by a territorial iguanodon . The TARDIS arrives in the village : the Doctor is dropping Mel off in her correct time and place , following her relocation to Space Station Zenobia during his trial . After he leaves , Mel notices a cat similar to one she recalls from prior to her travels with the Doctor , and realises that they are one and the same : the Doctor has brought her to the wrong time . " to be added " Part two . " to be added " Part three . " to be added " Part four . " to be added "
Jondar Jondar was a rebel prisoner on Varos . His torture was broadcast live to the public from the Punishment Dome , where he was chained . Moments before his execution , the TARDIS arrived in the Dome and he was rescued by the Sixth Doctor and Peri . Jondar was reunited with his wife , Areta . Later , after being captured by Quillam , the Doctor and Jondar were both sentenced to hanging while the Governor and Sil watched , but it was a trick to get the Doctor to talk . Jondar was instrumental in freeing Peri and Areta from the cell mutator . Jondar helped the Doctor put an end to Sil ' s plans to control Varos . ( TV : " Vengeance on Varos " )
Time - thickening Time - thickening was the increased " thickness " of the underlying foam - structures of space itself . When an object time travel led , it carried some of the space - time it came from with it . That residue was deposited at the point of arrival . This process was used militarily in the War , an example of which being Gravity Spider s . ( PROSE : " The Book of the War " )
Eric Saward Eric Saward worked as a writer and later script editor for " Doctor Who " during the 1980s . Saward had a particular fondness for the Cybermen . He wrote stories with good action throughout them and stories that connected the Doctor to important events in Earth ' s history . The stories Saward wrote are : He also wrote the short story " Birth of a Renegade " and the radio play " Slipback " . He served as script editor from " Time - Flight " , the last episode of season 19 , to the penultimate episode of season 23 ( " The Ultimate Foe " episode 1 ) . He resigned his position due to a disagreement with producer John Nathan - Turner over the storyline ( and particularly the ending ) of episode 2 of " The Ultimate Foe " . Afterwards , he gave a notably scathing interview to " Starburst " magazine over his falling out with Nathan - Turner , and he became vocal in his criticism of Colin Baker ' s appointment as the Sixth Doctor . Saward also wrote several Target novelisation s , mostly based upon stories he wrote or contributed to . His novelisations were : Target Books failed to secure an agreement that would have seen Saward ' s two Daleks serials novelised either by Saward himself or by others . They remain the only two stories from the classic TV series never officially adapted . The 1989 publication of Saward ' s adaptation of " Attack of the Cybermen " actually post - dated his falling out with the " Doctor Who " production team by several years . He contributed to the " Davros Connections " and " The Lost Season " documentaries . His favourite snack is a chocolate hobnob .
SciFi Collector SciFi Collector has been the owner of the licence to make toys based off " Torchwood " since 2008 . Their toys are made so as to be in scale with and totally compatible with Character Option ' s five inch figures . List of ranges . Torchwood . SciFi Collector Torchwood action figures
Klytode android The Klytode androids were first seen guarding and protecting the Klytode hiding aboard Space Station Alpha in the year 3769 . The Klytode planned to use a cobalt bomb to cause the space station to crash into Earth and change its climate . ( COMIC : " The Snag Finders " ) The Klytode androids were also used by the Klytode ( albeit with a different appearance ) to destroy the Earth by exploding them at weather control stations around the world . Their destruction would have led to the release of toxin bombs destroying the planet . When the Tenth Doctor pointed this out , the androids rebelled , not wanting to die . They turned on the Klytode and helped secure his capture and restraint on Earth . ( COMIC : " Return of the Klytode " )
Alistair Hughes Alistair Hughes is an illustrator who has contributed " Doctor Who " art to such fanzine s as " The Frame " and " Time Space Visualiser " . Professionally , however , his sole contributions to the franchise were an illustration for the Doctor Who 30th Anniversary Calendar and the illustrations for the short story " Urrozdinee " .
The Playing Dead ( short story ) Publisher ' s summary . " to be added " Characters . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added " External links . " to be added "