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An Illustrated History of the Swampies An Illustrated History of the Swampies was a title the Fourth Doctor bestowed upon a book he found on Delta III . He and Romana browsed it for information about Kroll . It recounted the tale of how the Swampie s had been brought to Delta III from Delta Magna and how Kroll had swallowed the symbol of his power during his third manifestation . The Doctor described the book as " a sort of Bayeux Tapestry with footnotes . " When he had finished with the book , he dropped it into a hole . ( TV : " The Power of Kroll " )
Elizabeth Woodville Elizabeth Woodville was the wife of Edward IV , the Queen of England from the early 1460s until 9 April 1483 , and therefore a major player in the Wars of the Roses . Her sons , the eldest of which was the un - crowned Edward V , were collectively known as " the Princes in the Tower " . After the death of her husband , her brother - in - law Richard III of England locked them away in the Tower of London , and their ultimate fate was an historical mystery that the Fifth Doctor — and for about two years , Peri and Erimem — investigated . ( AUDIO : " The Kingmaker " ) Behind the scenes . Elizabeth has been played by Susan Engel , Stephanie Bidmead , Rowena Cooper and Keeley Hawes in various films and miniseries .
Mavis Ransom Mavis Ransom had an uncredited part as one of the schoolchildren in " The Pilot Episode " and the final transmitted version of " An Unearthly Child " . Ransom does not appear to have had any other television or film roles . The Internet Movie Database does not have a listing for Mavis Ransom , although it does list a Mavis " Ranson " who was active in television around the same time " The Pilot Episode " part 1 was filmed , appearing in and other programmes . Whether this is the same person , however , cannot be determined .
TCH 57 TCH 57 was a reference book published by Hachette Partworks and Panini UK in 2017 . It was the fifty - third issue of " The Complete History " , and covered the " Doctor Who " episodes " Voyage of the Damned " , " Partners in Crime " and " The Fires of Pompeii " . Publisher ' s summary . " Voyage of the Damned " / " Partners in Crime " / " The Fires of Pompeii " Notable features . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " External links . " to be added "
Manyak Manyak was chief controller aboard the Ark in the 57th Segment of Time . When the First Doctor and his companions were put on trial for bringing the common cold to the ship , Manyak volunteered to speak for them . When the verdict was expulsion from the ship , Manyak suggested the Doctor be allowed to find a cure for the disease . ( TV : " The Ark " )
Mock Turtle ( The Land of Wonder ) Mock Turtle was inside the vehicle that Iris Wildthyme and Panda found under the London Underground in 1973 . He had a cow ' s head and a Bristonian accent . He was shot by the Ministry for Alien Incursions and Ontological Wonders . He warned Iris and Panda . ( AUDIO : " The Land of Wonder " )
Markhan Markhan was a planet that was infected with a plague by the Dalek s as a prelude to their invasion , meaning the inhabitants were wiped out . The Seventh Doctor called the Markhan Genocide one of the Daleks ' greatest atrocities . In an alternate timeline where the Daleks were peaceful , about 200 years after Markhan was supposed to have been infected , a native of Markhan , Tulana , lived on Skaro . ( PROSE : " The Ripple Effect " )
Tales from the Vault ( audio story ) Tales from the Vault was the forty - fifth release in the Companion Chronicles audio range . It was the first story of season 6 . It was written by Jonathan Morris and featured Steven Taylor , Zoe Heriot , Jo Grant and Romana I . Publisher ' s summary . Welcome to the Vault — jokingly known as " the Museum of Terrors " — a high security establishment where UNIT keeps all of its alien artefacts . New recruit Warrant Officer Charlie Sato is given a guided tour by Captain Ruth Matheson , and the archive reveals some dark secrets . An army jacket , a painting , crystal and a wax cylinder all hold a grave significance , and their stories are told by the Doctor ' s companions : Steven Taylor , Zoe Heriot , Jo Grant and Romana . . . Plot . " to be added "
Ivan Petrov Ivan Petrov was a Russia n soldier from the Crimean War , who had been abducted by the War Lord s , who failed to hypnotise him into participating in their simulated version of the war . He fought against them as a member of the resistance . He , like all the surviving victims of the War Lords , was returned home by the Time Lord s . ( TV : " The War Games " )
Reb Shavron Reb Shavron was a Martian human who was critical to the early foundation of the Anti - Dalek Force . She was in the first class of candidates of the Anti - Dalek Force , and became one of its two initial seconds - in - command , alongside android Mark Seven . In the first ADF assault on Skaro , she was briefly captured and tortured by the Daleks after she successfully helped to disable their " sky - spy " . However , she quickly made it out of captivity and back to the safety of an ADF evacuation ship . ( PROSE : " Terror Task Force " )
St . Elmo ' s fire St . Elmo ' s fire was , according to the Fourth Doctor , a phenomenon that caused " a sort of halo effect around the masts of ships " at sea . He suggested that a phenomenon of that kind explained why Leela saw him ringed in light after the Swarm attacked his TARDIS . ( TV : " The Invisible Enemy " )
Eighth Doctor comic stories Eighth Doctor comic stories were published in " Radio Times " and " Doctor Who Magazine " . Two separate series of original comic strips featuring the Eighth Doctor ( and thus the likeness of actor Paul McGann ) were published after the broadcast of Paul McGann ' s appearance the 1996 TV movie " Doctor Who " and before the debut of the Ninth Doctor and Rose Tyler in the 2005 " Doctor Who " episode " Rose " . The " Radio Times " published a weekly comic strip for a time . There was also the standard " Doctor Who Magazine " strip . The two series introduced brand - new companions , although the Eighth Doctor ' s only on - screen companion , Grace Holloway , also appeared twice . There were also cameo appearances by companions from past " DWM " series . The Master was also resurrected . During the latter period of the " DWM " comic stories the stories switched from black and white strips to full colour . One of the strip ' s most noted fans was Russell T Davies , the future executive producer and head writer of the revived " Doctor Who " series which began in 2005 . Davies had proposed that the magazine ' s strip regenerate McGann ' s Doctor at the conclusion of " The Flood " . Whilst a draft was prepared to include the regeneration , the idea was abandoned as the magazine team had reservations about taking such an important element from the television series should McGann ever be used in the series for flashback purposes . Eventually the decision was taken to simply end " The Flood " on a note similar to " Survival " , with the Eighth Doctor and Destrii ' s later adventures left a mystery to the readers . In 2016 , the " DWM " comic story story " The Stockbridge Showdown " confirms that Destrii survived . In 2015 and 2016 , the Eighth Doctor appeared in the mini - series " " , published by Titan .
Electromagnet An electromagnet was a type of magnet related to electromagnetism . The Third Doctor ' s sonic screwdriver could not undo bolts , unless the polarity of the power source was reversed , making it into an electromagnet . ( TV : " Frontier in Space " ) To get out of the magnetic clamps which Kasgi used to bind him to the TARDIS console , the Seventh Doctor " reverses the polarity " of the electromagnet in the central column . ( COMIC : " Who ' s That Girl ! " ) Before the Seventh Doctor could close a Dalek time corridor in Michael Faraday ' s house , two more fully active Daleks , one of whom was the Dalek Prime , came through it . After activating Faraday ' s electromagnet , which disrupted the two Daleks ' functioning , the Doctor was able to escape through the dumbwaiter . ( AUDIO : " The Four Doctors " )
An Extraterrestrial Werewolf in Belgium ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . After an unexpected incident with a transdimensional entity in the 1970s , Iris makes an emergency landing in Flanders , where legends of an ancient wolf - like bogeyman soon prove to be frighteningly real . Plot . " to be added "
Jimmy Deel Jimmy Deel was the resident expert on " Big Dig " . He knew about some of the history of Saravas . He had to take over presenting the show when Shepton Rothwell became possessed . He worked out what the rockbots were doing when they died . Shepton persuaded Jimmy to kill himself . ( AUDIO : " Big Dig " )
John Lumic ' s wheelchair John Lumic ' s wheelchair was used by its eponymous owner as a primary means of short - distance transportation . Such features incorporated into the wheelchair included a motion control lever , automated life - support systems , and an oxygen tank . Additionally , there were doses of medication which would be taken intravenously . ( TV : " Rise of the Cybermen " ) Betraying his boss , Mr Crane severely damaged the life - support systems . Inadvertently , Lumic made his Cybermen aware of the fact he was in pain , and the latter judged him as unfit to carry on living in human form , thus promptly had him converted into the Cyber - Controller . After conversion , the wheelchair was presumably incinerated along with Lumic ' s body . ( TV : " The Age of Steel " )
Epsilon Delta Epsilon Delta , having become bored and feeling his intellect being wasted on Gallifrey , stole a Type 102 TARDIS and escaped to Earth . There , he faked credentials to become the President of St Matthew ' s College . Inspired by other renegades such as the Rani , the Master , and the Doctor especially , he took the title of " the President " as he enjoyed it . He was an enthusiast of wine and was particularly adept at electronics and cybernetics . He created several black android s and the assassin Amanda , all of whom were shapeshifter s . He later made contact with the Garvond and entered into an alliance with it until the Garvond no longer needed him . ( PROSE : " The Dimension Riders " )
Mirva Mirva was an inhabitant of Solturis and the granddaughter of Lurr . Initially trusting of the visiting Dalek s , she later heeded Lurr ' s advice and convinced Jareth to take action against them . Together they discovered that the Daleks had stolen the Pentaray and substituted a fake one in its place . ( COMIC : " The Penta Ray Factor " )
Galactic centre Galactic Centre was a point used to measure other planet s and locations . It was used as a starting point for galactic coordinates . For example , Gallifrey was located at 10 - 0 - 11 - 0 - 0 by 0 - 2 from galactic zero centre ( TV : " Pyramids of Mars " ) while Miasimia Goria was located at 7 - 8 - 9 - 8 - 2 - 5 - 8 - 2 - 0 - 0 from galactic centre . ( AUDIO : " Planet of the Rani " ) The Galactic Centre was also the centre of power for human affairs during the time of Helen A ' s rule on Terra Alpha in the 24th century . ( TV : " The Happiness Patrol " )
Dalek Council Chamber The Dalek Council Chamber was a location on Skaro where the Dalek Council deliberated the most pressing matters facing Dalek society . ( COMIC : " Invasion of the Daleks " , " The Oil Well " ) At least one human , the native - Venus ian Jeff Stone , was known to have seen inside it and to have reported back to his fellow humans about it . ( COMIC : " City of the Daleks " )
Madge Arwell Madge Arwell was the mother of Cyril and Lily Arwell and was briefly a companion of the Eleventh Doctor . She was a terrible driver , with a tendency to bump into things even when parked . Her husband , Reg Arwell , was a bomber pilot in the Second World War . Madge had helped out the Doctor in 1938 when he fell from a sub - orbital spaceship into a field she was cycling past . He told her he would return the favour if she made a wish . The Doctor kept his word and returned in 1941 to give her children the " best Christmas ever " , following her receiving a telegram indicating that Reg was missing and presumed dead . Her piloting of the ship built by the Adrozani Forest ' s King and Queen saved her children , the Androzani Forest ' s life force , and provided the lost Reg with a light to follow home , which he did , through the Time Vortex , landing safely on Christmas Day , with his family . Later , as the Doctor bade farewell to her , Madge insisted he spend Christmas day with family . Madge ' s persistence led to the Doctor visiting his in - laws , Amy Pond and Rory Williams , for Christmas dinner in 2013 . ( TV : " The Doctor , the Widow and the Wardrobe " ) Personality . Madge had a habit of taking in " waifs and strays " and could even come across as slightly dotty . When her family was threatened , she revealed a steely determination , pulling a gun on the harvest ranger s , taking control of their futuristic tripod , braving acid rain and piloting through the time - space vortex with a forest in her head . She was also kind enough to help strangers in need . ( TV : " The Doctor , the Widow and the Wardrobe " ) Skills . She could drive , even if she tended to crash into things . She could also pick a lock with a pin . ( TV : " The Doctor , the Widow and the Wardrobe " )
Colditz Castle Colditz Castle was a castle in Germany . It was used as a prisoner of war camp by the Nazi s during World War II . It was visited by the Seventh Doctor and Ace in October 1944 and by Elizabeth Klein from an alternate 1965 in which the Nazis won the war . ( AUDIO : " Colditz " )
Thought Thought was the process of the mind thinking , or having an idea . The primate cortex was the segment of the brain responsible for thought . ( PROSE : " Time and the Rani " ) The speed at which thought travelled , the speed of thought , equalled the speed of light . ( PROSE : " The Sands of Time " )
Cyber - network The Cyber network was the network that linked every Cyberman to one another . It contained their database and was used transfer files wirelessly . ( TV : " Rise of the Cybermen " ) It could also receive information from infostamp s , giving Cybermen a means of exchanging information when their wireless systems were inactive . ( TV : " The Next Doctor " ) To defeat the reviving ship of Cybermen that crashed in Klimtenburg , the Eleventh Doctor cut off a partially - converted Victor Ernhardt from the Cyber - network . Victor ' s Cyber body was then charged with excess power from a lightning stike so when he was reconnected to the network , the other Cybermen overloaded and died . ( PROSE : " Plague of the Cybermen " ) Marcus Bertrand , assimilated into the Borg Collective , set all Cyber Ships present in the Federation universe to self - destruct over the Cyber - web after the defeat of the Cyber - Controller . ( COMIC : " Assimilation² " )
Hell ' s Gate Hell ' s Gate were cliff sides which were located near the Possum Kingdom Lake in Texas . The Comanche believed that the holes in the rocks were gateways between their world and the world of the demon races , Nepesht and Utlunta . ( PROSE : " Possum Kingdom " )
Traxis Six Traxis Six was a planet on which an archaeological dig was conducted in 2205 . Ten artefacts from the dig were located at the Braxiatel Collection . At one point , members of the Comparative Religion Society tried to steal a book from the Collection in order to show a connection between the ruins on Traxis Six and those on Traxis Four . ( PROSE : " A Question of Identity " )
Doctormania ( comic story ) Summary . A stunning new clue to Captain Jack Harkness ' s missing memories and mysterious past is uncovered ! The thrilling race is on for Rose , Captain Jack and the Doctor to escape the clutches of a familiar foe . . . and a whole planet of the Doctor ' s biggest fans ? ! Plot . Part one . " to be added " Part two . " to be added " Part three . " to be added " Notes . Original print details . " to be added "
Vega 3 Vega 3 was a planet some 27 light year s from Earth . It orbited a single star . It was the base for humanoid colonists who were attempting to build an artificial planet out of rocks in the nearby asteroid belt . ( PROSE : " K9 and the Beasts of Vega " ) Behind the scenes . It ' s unclear whether this planet is in the same system as Vega or Vega VI .
Herald of the Dawn ( audio story ) Herald of the Dawn was the fourth audio story in " Aliens Among Us 3 " , that concluded the whole series . Publisher ' s summary . It starts normally enough : a car park full of ramblers is incinerated by a thunderbolt . But the next day it ' s clear there ' s something very wrong . Something ' s changed . Something ' s coming . It ' s the end of the world . And that ' s what Torchwood are best at . . . Plot . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Quoll The Quoll were shapeshifter s from the Reft Sector . After eating the Reft Sector bare , they travelled to other planets in search of food . One Quoll named Gevaunt landed on the human colony Kol Pasha and disguised himself as a human . Since the Quoll could not consume humans , Gevaunt planned to turn the humans into edible material by getting them addicted to the Eternal Youth Drug . However , Gevaunt was killed by the Fourth Doctor before he could carry out his plans . ( COMIC : " Victims " )
Mentor The Mentors were a race of amphibious capitalists . Biology . Mentors had humanoid upper bodies and segmented tails . They had fins around their heads and large flaps between their arms and bodies . They came in a variety of skin - tones , including green and tan . They were cold - blooded and had both lungs and chest gills . Young Mentors also had poisonous stingers on their tails , but these were generally lost with age . ( TV : " Mindwarp " ) They required constant moisture to remain comfortable . ( TV : " Vengeance on Varos " ) Mentors were apparently quite long - lived ; one individual lived for at least one hundred years . ( TV : " Vengeance on Varos " , " Mindwarp " ) History . One Mentor previously became a member of the Crimson Hand . ( COMIC : " The Crimson Hand " ) During the early 23rd century , the Mentors were willing but suspicious traders with human s . ( PROSE : " The Janus Conjunction " ) A Mentor called Gom complained to the Psychic Paper Inc . First Technician called the Tenth Doctor in to deal with the complaint , who accidentally landed on the Mentor with his TARDIS . ( COMIC : " Psychic Paper Inc Claims Department " ) Culture . Mentors were a highly mercantile species , running such companies as the Galatron Mining Corporation and the Search Conv Corps . They also kept slave s , transporting the Thoros Alphan s from the neighbouring planet Thoros Alpha . The Mentors worshipped Morgo . They believed that the dead went to the Plague Hall of Mogdana . ( TV : " Mindwarp " )
Elite Elite was an Alzarian rank that signified intellectual excellence in an area of knowledge . They were selected for higher education , and received a gold - edged badge as an award for attaining this accolade . Adric was a mathematical elite . ( TV : " Full Circle " )
Colourist " Colourist " is a title which refers to two distinct positions — one for television work and one for comic strips . On television . As regards televised work , a colourist ( more often called a colour grader or grader in the United States ) is a post - production artist who provides one of the final steps in completing an episode of " Doctor Who " . Because principal photography occurs in a variety of lighting circumstances , individual scenes can have obviously different tonalities . It ' s the job of the colourist to achieve a colour balance , or " match " , across all the scenes . The colourist will usually work closely with the director to achieve a particular colour " pallette " for an episode . Some episodes will tend to hue towards warm reds and yellows , while others will require a darker blue or green palate . The choice of pallette greatly affects the overall mood of the story . It is well documented in " Doctor Who Confidential " and various episodic commentaries that producer Phil Collinson asked his grader to generally push up the reds and yellows so that " Doctor Who " would appear bright and inviting to a viewer flipping through channels on the television set . Nevertheless , certain episodes produced by Collinson , notably " Tooth and Claw " , have an obviously darker tonality . Colourists were not commonplace or credited on the 1963 version of " Doctor Who " . In fact , the practice of recording on film whilst on location , and video whilst in studio , made full colour grading impossible . However , each episode of the BBC Wales version makes extensive use of colour grading and an artist has been credited for every episode since " Rose " . The process was featured in the " Doctor Who Confidential " episode " After Effects " , when " Confidential " interviewed Mick Vincent , the principal colourist for BBC Wales " Doctor Who " . With comic strips . When discussing comic strips , a colourist ( more often colorist , due to the predominance of Americans in the industry ) is the person who adds colour to images that have been pencilled and inked , usually by other artists . Though traditionally done with physical media , colouring is now mostly done digitally . Modern approaches narrow the gap between what a film colourist and a comic colourist do . Additionally , modern tools give the comic colourist a power with lighting panels that is not unlike that of a cinematographer . If the penciller and inker are mostly in charge of depicting what happens in each panel , the modern colourist creates the mood , not by simply adding colour , but also by adding textures , layers and lighting effects .
Sandra Winterdawn Cassandra Winterdawn ( more commonly known as Sandra ) was the daughter of Jenny and Jeremy Winterdawn . Her eyesight was seriously impaired from a car accident which killed her mother and rendered her father paraplegic . She was the lover of Justin Cranleigh . After he went mad from using the metahedron , she had an intimate relationship with Harry Truman , not knowing he was an alternate version of Justin created by Gabriel and Tanith . Later , for their amusement , Gabriel and Tanith altered Sandra ' s brain , making her insane . She killed Charles Moore Wedderburn and fed his body to his vampiric orchid s . They then killed her , wanting to experience what it was like to murder somebody . ( PROSE : " Falls the Shadow " )
The Silver Mountain The Silver Mountain was a sanitised yet histrionic biography of Richard Francis Burton co - written and produced by Michael Brookhaven in 1989 . It notably blurred the line between the historical character and the actor Richard Burton . It was the first of Brookhaven ' s films to use digital technology . ( PROSE : " The Book of the War " )
Naglon Naglons were a humanoid species . They were part of the Federation led by Parakon . Their skin was purple and saggy , covered with warts and pustules . Their eye s and mouth were in the same place as Earth human s . Tragan was a Naglon , and used a mask to disguise his alien nature while on Earth . The Doctor had encountered Naglons before meeting Tragan . ( AUDIO : " The Paradise of Death " )
Boronite Boronite was a standard explosive , roughly nine times more powerful than dynamite , used by Earth ' s far - flung human colonies . Boronite contained ammonium nitrate and reduced nitroglycerin to make its explosions less dangerous . The early settlement of Trenzalore used boronite to explode bedrock in order to reach underground hot springs . The leftover boronite was shelved and later on Tiberius Gluck took some for his personal use in the Outland . The Eleventh Doctor defeated the Auton s that tried to kill him with a tube of boronite by setting the boronite off on board the " Lifeboat " , causing them to sink to the bottom of Lake Lagda . ( PROSE : " Strangers in the Outland " )