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Riverside Studios Riverside Studios were primarily television studios on Crisp Road in the London borough of Hammersmith and Fulham . They were the principal , though not exclusive , home to studio recording for " Doctor Who " from the second to the early fourth seasons of the original run . They are perhaps most significant to historians of the programme as the location where the first regeneration scene was filmed . Site history . Riverside ' s buildings were not originally meant for film or video production . Instead , they were constructed in 1903 as industrial space . It was only in 1933 that the site gave up its industrial roots and was converted into a film studio by Triumph Film Company . For the next twenty - one years , the studios passed through a succession of moderately successful film producers . Perhaps the most famous movie produced at the site was the Academy Award - winning , " The Seventh Veil " . In 1954 the studios were used for the final time as a film studio to produce the Alec Guinness film , " Father Brown " ( USA : " The Detective " ) . Like nearby Lime Grove Studios , Riverside was then acquired by the BBC as a " temporary " solution to its recording needs whilst BBC Television Centre was being built . Also like Lime Grove , it was used far after the 1960 opening of the TC . However , " unlike " Lime Grove , it was regarded as a superior recording space . In the run - up to the opening of the TC , Riverside was the premiere recording space that the BBC operated . It was particularly important to the development of colour broadcasting and the ADR process . By the mid - 1970s , Riverside was no longer required by the BBC , as TC was fully operational . The studios then became administered by local government , the object of a Trust set up by the Hammersmith Borough Council . It underwent massive refurbishment between 1975 - 78 , and thereafter became mostly a performing arts facility . However , by the mid - 90s , it could no longer financially survive as a venue for live performance . It refurbished Studio 1 ( the main location at which " Doctor Who " and others had been recorded in the 1960s ) and re - entered the television market . One of its more important television residents in recent years was the award - winning late night programme , " TFI Friday " — a show that brought a Ron Grainer theme tune back to Riverside . Stories filmed at Studio 1 . Of the three studios , Studio 1 has always been the biggest and most well - equipped . Thus to speak of " Riverside Studios " in the context of " Doctor Who " really means " Riverside 1 " .
David Miller David Miller was an actor , illustrator , props maker and writer . He appeared as a Cyberman in " Dimensions in Time " , illustrated Mark Gatiss ' story " Perfect Day " in the " Doctor Who Yearbook 1994 " , helped create the Sontaran masks and helmets in " " , and wrote the short stories " The Last Waltz " and " Watching the Detectives " as well as some of the alien world entries in " The Essential Doctor Who 3 " .
Talfryn Thomas Talfryn Thomas was a Welsh actor , born John Talfryn Thomas on 31 October 1922 in Swansea . Thomas appeared in two " Doctor Who " stories : as Mullins in " Spearhead from Space " and Dave in " The Green Death " . He trained as an instrument mechanic , but joined the local amateur dramatic society . During the Second World War , he was a rear gunner on a Lancaster Bomber , flying on multiple raids into Germany . After surviving a crash in which all other crew were killed , Thomas took up acting partly as a diversion from the trauma . Thomas excelled at playing quirky and sometimes seedy Welshmen . His distinctive appearance was enhanced by his protruding front teeth , which earned him the nickname " Talf The Teef " . He trained as an actor in the ( LAMDA ) . For some time he acted in provincial theatres , and he began making television appearances in the late 1950s . Among his earliest television appearances were his roles in two episodes of — " A Surfeit of H2O " ( 1965 ) and " Look Stop Me " ( 1968 ) — and with Roger Moore in " The Saint " ( 1968 ) . He is probably best remembered for his role as Private Cheeseman , a member of the Home Guard in later episodes of with Alan Tilvern and Wendy Richard ( 1973 - 1974 ) ; it was hoped that his character would replace James Beck ' s character Private Walker when Beck died in 1973 , but it did not work out . In 1975 , he featured in several episodes of the first series of the BBC TV series as Tom Price . In 1979 , he appeared on " The Ken Dodd Laughter Show " with and Pat Ashton . He was a regular on Ken Dodd ' s BBC radio comedy show . Talfryn ' s few films included Andrew Sinclair ' s adaptation of ' s ( 1972 ) , with , and Peter O ' Toole . Like Burton , Talfryn Thomas had been in the original radio play . He was also seen in the cult film , ( 1980 ) from . Thomas died from a heart attack on 4 November 1982 , four days after his 60th birthday .
Akoshemon ' s moon Akeshomon ' s moon was a moon that circled the planet Akoshemon . The entire moon was covered with a kind of lichen . The surface had huge thrusting rocks everywhere which were sharp and jagged . Luminous rock - worms lived in the rocks of the moon . They exuded a bioluminescent mucous . The Fifth Doctor hypothesised that they only moved about an inch per year , and that they probably couldn ' t survive outside of the rock . The ashes of the Dark were buried there . A mining expedition took place there in 2382 . ( PROSE : " Fear of the Dark ) "
Lect command ship The Lect command ship was used by the Lect as the base of operations . It was capable of flying through the Time Vortex . Rose Tyler helped Marleth transmat the Ninth Doctor to the Lect Command Ship to explain the real nature of the Unon . ( COMIC : " Weapons of Past Destruction " )
Doctor Who Discovers : Prehistoric Animals Doctor Who Discovers : Prehistoric Animals was published by Target Books . Its release date was 17 November 1977 . Publisher ' s summary . What was the world like in prehistoric times ? What kind of creatures lived in it ? Dr . Who travels back millions of years in the Tardis to meet the fascinating and sometimes frightening prehistoric animals that existed long before man . " Dr . Who Discovers Prehistoric Animals " is one of a new series of illustrated books in which the Doctor finds out things he did not know ! So watch out for more of the Doctor ' s voyages of discovery .
Stage manager ( The Unquiet Dead ) On Christmas Eve , 1869 , the stage manager of the Taliesin Lodge told Charles Dickens that he had to go on stage for his reading of " A Christmas Carol " . Charles told the stage manager that he was on his own that Christmas and that he was tired of his readings going on and on . The stage manager offered to lend Charles his wife for Christmas , but he did not do so . The stage manager was scared when the alien Gelth abandoned Mrs Peace and flew around the theatre . ( TV : " The Unquiet Dead " )
Lyon Lyon was a city in France . Therése Gavalle was born in Lyon in 1961 . ( PROSE : " Instruments of Darkness " ) In 2003 , Jonas Rust planned to use the Eighth Doctor ' s artron energy to astral project himself to Lyon to retrieve a stolen amulet . Rust then summoned a demon to kill the Doctor . This failed and the demon ate Rust . ( PROSE : " The City of the Dead " )
Chan Chiu Chan Chiu was an old friend of the Tenth Doctor who lived in 19th century China . In his youth , Chan Chiu encountered the Doctor and discovered the universe was full of demons . This adventure encouraged him to protect his little kingdom against threats . Whenever any trouble occurred , Chan Chiu called on the Doctor for help . In his old age , Chan Chiu had settled down in the village of Tang Dynasty with his wife and young nephew Li . he lived in fear of the Stone Monkey , a demon out to absorb the souls of the citizens of Tang Dynasty . Chan Chiu knew he was too old to defend the village against the Stone Monkey and his warriors , so he asked the Doctor for help . The Doctor needed a citizen of the village who knew how to enter the Stone Monkey ' s caves . Chan Chiu reluctantly allowed his nephew Li to assist the Doctor in defeating the Stone Monkey . ( COMIC : " Reigns of The Stone Monkey " )
Kantihif Havteg Kantihif Havteg was a Venusian . He was a member of the clan Rimikugih , and part of the anti - Acceptancer Rocketeer faction . He kidnapped Ian Chesterton , hoping he could help the Venusians build rockets so their race could escape to Earth . ( PROSE : " Venusian Lullaby " )
George II George II was King of England in 1746 . The Redcoats fought for him during the Battle of Culloden . ( TV : " The Highlanders " ) During the Jacobite Rising of 1745 , the Glaswegians fought on side of King George II and the English . ( PROSE : " The Wheel of Ice " ) Jamie McCrimmon once contemptuously referred to George II as " a German king " . ( AUDIO : " The Mouthless Dead " )
Vishinsky Vishinsky was a crew member aboard a Morestran probe ship sent to Zeta Minor in 37166 to make contact with Professor Sorenson ' s expedition . Biography . Upon arrival at the planet , Vishinsky requested that the standard low level scan be performed before he led a landing party . Controller Salamar , his superior , refused , citing fuel conservation . The landing party soon found the expedition ' s base and took the Fourth Doctor prisoner after finding him within . They also found the Doctor ' s TARDIS and had it sent to the probe ship . The ship was unable to leave the planet due to the anti - matter mineral s on board . When the anti - matter creature attacked the craft , Vishinsky pressured Salamar into following the Doctor ' s suggestion to link the force field to the atomic accelerator . This fended off the attack and engendered trust between Vishinsky and the Doctor . Salamar was quick to blame the Doctor and Sarah for the deaths of Morelli and De Haan - committed by an infected Sorenson . Vishinsky refused to comply with his superior ' s command to eject them into space , fighting with him . Salamar forced Vishinsky ' s hand against the switch , starting the ejection process , but the Controller was called away by the screams of Reig as Sorenson killed him . Vishinsky released the time travel lers and assumed control of the ship , declaring that Salamar had made too many mistakes . The deposed Controller heckled him when he attempted to give orders and threatened him with a gun , forcing him to open a door that allowed Salamar to pursue Sorenson . Sarah and Vishinsky were close to being killed by pure anti - matter duplicates of Sorenson , created by Salamar ' s use of a neutron accelerator , when the Doctor fulfilled his promise to return the anti - matter to Zeta Minor and the attackers disappeared . With the minerals gone , the ship was able to leave the planet ' s gravity and Vishinsky planned ahead to an emergency refuelling that would allow them to complete their return journey . ( TV : " Planet of Evil " )
Interstitial Interstitials was the name given by Cinder to a small population of mutated Time Lord s living in the Death Zone during the Last Great Time War . They were the outcome of the experiments of Rassilon , President of the Time Lords , whose aim was the construction of a possibility engine , a machine to question about decisions to take during the conflict . In order to this , he retro - evolved the timeline of a Time Lord , connecting it to the Time Vortex and forcing it in a loop of iterative regeneration . Rassilon left dozens of these experiments wandering in the Death Zone , until he managed to build his engine with Borusa . Three of them helped the War Doctor and his companion Cinder to free Borusa from the Tower of Rassilon . ( PROSE : " Engines of War " ) Appearance and abilities . The Interstitials had no constant appearance , since they shifted between their different incarnations . Due to their connection to the vortex , they were able to see the past and the future . Thanks to this , for instance , they were able to avoid rendezvous with the wild beasts of the Death Zone . ( PROSE : " Engines of War " )
Hairstylist A hairstylist is a member of the make - up department who specifically concentrates on the coifs of the actors . They are usually a kind of " continuity supervisor for hair " , as well , refreshing and amending the actors ' hairstyles throughout a shoot . As it is typically more of a North America n title , this credit has only been used for the 1996 tele - film . Julie McHaffie therefore has the distinction of being the only credited hairstylist in " Doctor Who " — though not " Doctor Who " universe — history . In most fully British productions , hairstyling is considered part of the function of the make - up artist . With the advent of " " — another North American production — came the credit " " Key " Hair Stylist " , indicating a number of un - credited people in the hair department under Susan Boyd .
Millennium Bug The Millennium Bug was a name jokingly given by Alex Hopkins to an alien he sent Jack Harkness after New Year ' s Eve 1999 . It had eighteen leg s and was filled with poison . Hopkins sent Harkness after the creature to distract him from his plans to kill the rest of the Torchwood Three team . Alex accomplished this task before Jack returned and then committed suicide , leaving Harkness in charge of the branch . ( TV : " Fragments " )
4 April On 4 April 1963 , Susan Foreman met with John Brent at the Lyons ' Corner House ; they had tea and cake , and Susan tried to explain " the Box " and her species . By this date , the six - year - old Malcolm ' s aunt Junie began living with him , cancelling the need for Susan ' s regular Saturday babysit ting . Gillian Roberts and Zack Henderson began dating , hoping to get engaged by the following year . Meanwhile , the First Doctor discovered that he ' d broken something serious in his TARDIS and set about fixing it . ( PROSE : " Time and Relative " )
Parable of the sower The parable of the sower was , according to Charles Torby , a message found in the thirteenth chapter of the Gospel of Matthew . The Reverend Mr William Macksey commended it to the younger man over a glass of tawny port after a particularly " excellent " Christmas Eve meal . ( PROSE : " The Sleep of Reason " ) Behind the scenes . The book never goes into any detail about the parable , other than its location in Matthew . It ' s not even particularly clear why Macksey introduces it into the conversation . Unlike the general convention in most Christian sources , author Martin Day does not choose to capitalise the term as " Parable of the Sower " , but instead leaves it all in ordinary sentence case .
Alison Sterling Alison Sterling was a cast member of the Big Finish " Doctor Who " audio story " The Natural History of Fear " . Because the characters are unnamed in the narrative , it ' s unclear which character ( s ) she played . She played Tarrith Koth in the following story , " The Twilight Kingdom " , making her one of the few actors not on staff with Big Finish to appear in two consecutive stories as different characters . Sterling is most familiar to British audiences as regular character " Emily Hope " in . She is also identified with the recurring character " Lynn Hart " in the mini - series " Anything More Would Be Greedy " . Her television debut was on Steven Moffat ' s .
Species ( Run , Doctor , Run ) A humanoid species resided on a gaseous ball . They had heavy builds , bald head s , small eye s , pink skin , four - fingered hand s and two - toed feet . They wore toga s which were either blue or orange . Members of this species were watching Fariah Jazbloom ' s art when it was interrupted by the recently - arrived Eleventh Doctor . Angered by this , they began chasing him through their city . Although the Doctor initially found it difficult deal with their world ' s shifting gravity , he successfully eluded them and offered to make it the same as any other world . He departed after they turned down his offer . ( COMIC : " Run , Doctor , Run " )
Doctor Who Up Close ( Land ' s End ) Doctor Who Up Close Land ' s End was one of numerous exhibitions under the " Doctor Who Up Close " title . The exhibitions were staged at several locations throughout the United Kingdom . Overview . " to be added " Notable elements . This exhibit contained numerous props and costumes , primarily from the first three series of the BBC Wales produced series . The props and costumes represented at this exhibition were of aliens such as : Promotion . " to be added "
University of Vremnya The University of Vremnya was a university located on the planet Vremnya . It was established there in 2596 by a group of wealthy patrons ( including Irving Braxiatel ) to bring culture , learning and understanding to the war - stricken people . Professor Bernice Summerfield was appointed head of the Archaeology Department at the University . ( PROSE : " Twilight of the Gods " ) During her time at the university , Summerfield produced the documentary " Our Martians , Ourselves " . ( AUDIO : " Beyond the Sea " ) In 2599 , Bernice left the University of Vremnya to work at the newly - formed Braxiatel Collection . ( PROSE : " The Dead Men Diaries " )
Miki Miki was Vernon Allen ' s slinth . It was generating nightmare s in shared dreamers , frightening them to death and feeding on the fear . The Fourth Doctor was able to break the slinth gestalt and save the inhabitants of Unicepter IV from taking over . ( COMIC : " Dreamers of Death " )
Yasmin Paige Yasmin Paige played Maria Jackson during the first series of " The Sarah Jane Adventures " . She left as a member of the regular cast at the start of series 2 , but cameoed later that same series . Prior to " Sarah Jane " , Paige had perhaps received her greatest exposure from co - starring with and Marc Warren in the 2007 film " Ballet Shoes " , produced by Piers Wenger . The TV adaptation of a popular book of the same name was broadcast in many English - speaking countries . It received a limited theatrical release in the United States . However , she was already known to regular viewers of the CBBC prior to " Sarah Jane " , thanks to her two - year stint on the Saturday morning hourly , . She had also appeared , in 2004 , alongside Peter Davison in . Her first role was in the multi - award - winning 2003 film . Following her departure from " Sarah Jane " , she was a regular in the 2009 serial , directed by Catherine Morshead , and was one of the stars of the 2010 film " Submarine " . In 2012 , she returned to a regular role on the BBC — this time on the BBC Three comedy , under director Dan Zeff . In 2014 , her starring role in had her reunited with Tommy Knight , who also played a central character in the series .
Lee Moone Lee Moone is a voice actor in a number of Eighth Doctor audio stories for Big Finish Productions . He had a role in their unrelated parody recording , " Fly Me to the Moon " . He also works as a scriptwriter and director , and runs promotional events through his company Creation Station .
Bubble prison A bubble prison created false realities in the minds of those who were inside them . When Iris Wildthyme was in one , she thought she was travelling through time and meeting famous Earth historical figures such as Nero , Andy Warhol , Elton John and Freddie Mercury . ( AUDIO : " Whatever Happened to Iris Wildthyme ? " )
Tommy Flint Tommy Flint was a student at Coal Hill School in 1963 . On his last day at the school , Ian Chesterton confiscated banger s from him . These remained in Chesterton ' s blazer pocket s over his travels with the First Doctor . He remembered , and used them as a distraction , when dealing with aboard the Doctor ' s TARDIS . ( AUDIO : " The Destination Wars " )
Mendeb Three Mendeb Three was a planet in the Mendeb system . Mendeb Two and Three were colonised by the TAM Corporation . During a galactic war , they abandoned the system , and connected the two planets with a space station and a communication system . The Second Doctor unwittingly severed contact between the the two worlds , giving the Duke Vethran the chance to take over Mendeb Three . The Seventh Doctor and Ace returned many years later during the 30th century and discovered that the Duke was kidnapping people from Mendeb Two , giving them the mind control drug SS10 , then selling them as slaves . Ace eventually gave the drug secretly to Vethran , removing his free will permanently . The Doctor and Ace left the people of both planets to establish peaceful relations . ( PROSE : " Independence Day " )
Guard ( The Face of Evil , part 1 ) Soon after Neeva delivered the litany , a Sevateem guard came close to capturing the Fourth Doctor and Leela . However , Leela stabbed him with a janis thorn . Though she thought she had behaved appropriately in the circumstance , Leela was swiftly chastised by the Doctor . He wondered who had given her licence to kill and then commanded that she never use janis thorns ever again . ( TV : " The Face of Evil " )
Transpace radio A transpace radio was a device for faster - than - light communications . A spaceship constructed by the Voord s had a room with a transpace radio . The First Doctor , who was being held prisoner by the Dalek s on board , escaped and sent a transpace signal to Earth warning them that the Daleks and Voords were en route to the solar system . He was answered with a query regarding which planet the spaceship was heading for , but the Doctor did not know . ( PROSE : " Doctor Who and the Daleks " )
Chief servant The chief servant of Kazran Sardick told Kazran that the President had called Kazran to tell him that a starliner from Earth was trapped in the planet ' s cloud belt . He quit his job when the Eleventh Doctor helped him win the lottery . ( TV : " A Christmas Carol " )
Bukolian Bukolians were natives of the planet Bukol . They were well known for their fanaticism about bureaucracy . Bukolians were pale - skinned bipeds . They had three eyes , and two tentacles around their mouths . The First and Sixth Doctor s met a Bukolian official named Yerma during a misadventure on Bukol . ( PROSE : " The Golden Door " )
Dreamland ( comic story ) A multi - part comic adaptation of Dreamland was released for phone users around the release of the episode in 2009 . It was meant to be used by specific owners of the iPhone , iPod , and HTC G1 . Unlike many other comic adaptations , this story did not feature original art and instead used screen grabs from the animated story alongside composited speech bubbles . Summary . " to be added " Characters . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Haruka Deep - Ando Haruka Deep - Ando was a human military conscript in the 38th century assigned to a rescue team sent to investigate why all contact had been lost with " Le Verrier " space station in orbit around Neptune . Considering himself the joker of the group , Deep - Ando soon discovered that this mission was no laughing matter when he became separated from his unit and face - to - face with the Sandmen , a conglomeration of sentient sleep dust that had evolved from the Morpheus process and consumed their sleeping hosts . He evaded the Sandmen for a time , but was cornered by the creatures and killed . ( TV : " Sleep No More " )
Steamroller Man The Steamroller Man was a data - tool designed by Jean Fulton to delete corrupted coding from the scenario generator of Shadow - Space , ironing out bugs in its programming . Its name and form came from one of Sandra Jane Rimdelle ' s childhood books . The Dead Man attempted to use it to activate himself , but failed . It managed to return both Nyssa and Simon Valdac safely to their home dimension before the Fifth Doctor and Rimdelle trapped it in a feedback loop , destroying it . ( AUDIO : " Masquerade " )
Asher ( The Juror ' s Story ) Mr Asher was a juror in the trial of Doctor Foreman . His initial vote was " guilty " , but he changed his vote based on the Fifth Doctor ' s arguments . ( PROSE : " The Juror ' s Story " )