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Prospero ( Uninvited Guest ) Prospero was a callous and uncaring Eternal . For fun , he and others of his race descended upon an uncivilised world and bestowed the inhabitants with technology far in advance of anything they could comprehend , then retreated to the higher dimensions to watch the ensuing carnage as the primitives horrifically misused the technology and killed their world . He arranged for a grand ball in the ruins of the wasteland where several Eternals could gather and amuse themselves by observing the few relics he had saved from the doomed world . However , the Seventh Doctor also arrived , and condemned Prospero and the other Eternals for so cruelly destroying an entire civilisation for nothing more than amusement . Presenting him with a crystallised fragment of the Time Vortex , he dropped it on the floor , summoning a time storm which swept away the Eternals and destroyed the ballroom . When the guests managed to wake up , they realised the Time Lord had destroyed their Eternal essence , sweeping them into the fold of Time and giving them a single , mortal life . Now they could learn the value of that which they destroyed with such contempt . Prospero and the other new Ephemerals were left speechless and stunned as the Time Lord left , their new bodies struggling to comprehend what had happened . ( COMIC : " Uninvited Guest " )
Karina Tellassar Karina Tellassar was a human living on Mars who became unpopular for betraying humanity by selling them out to the Dalek s during their invasion of Mars . Years later she became known as Professor Elizabeth K . Trinity to hide from her past . One of her works was entitled " A History of Mars " . ( PROSE : " Beige Planet Mars " )
DWDVDF 111 The one hundred eleventh issue of the " Doctor Who DVD Files " - " The Ultimate Build - up Doctor Who Encyclopaedia " had a cover date of 3 April 2013 . Magazine content . Collectable loose leaf pages divided into nine categories that could be filed accordingly .
Intergalactic Coffee Roasting Station Intergalactic Coffee Roasting Station was a location which supplied coffee to the Planet of the Coffee Shops . The Twelfth Doctor claimed that they made the third best coffee in the universe . 78351 worked as a hauler of coffee between the station and the Planet of Coffee Shops . ( PROSE : " Lights Out " )
Rashaa Rashaa was testing new equipment on Refiloe . She tested the equipment on the Sixth Doctor , which made him hallucinate about Peri Brown . She found that the Doctor was stronger than she thought he was . She owned a Nekkistani time ship . ( AUDIO : " Her Final Flight " )
Linus ( Remain in Light ) Linus was a friend of Anton Hellinger . He was one of the people who never had anything bad to say about Cameron Hayes . Cameron killed a man and gave the man ' s Porsche 928 to Linus . ( PROSE : " Remain in Light " )
26 Chalsey Grove 26 Chalsey Grove was a house in Hammersmith . Faked records indiciated that it was the place were Heidi and Jay Stafford lived with their son Ashley . It was soon discovered , though , that these were fictitious identities fabricated by Mr Smith , and those that employed the names Heidi and Jay Stafford were in fact members of the Slitheen family . ( PROSE : " The Lost Boy " )
Chester Chester was a city in England . Abby travelled forward in time to discover what had happened to the population of Compton , and discovered that a memorial service for the people of Compton had been held in Chester . ( AUDIO : " The Fog " ) Nina Rogers was born in Chester in 1988 , and lived there until 2006 . ( PROSE : " Consequences " )
Dimensional node The dimensional nodes were two devices of great power constructed by the Dimensioneer s , which the Master stated made the Key to Time look like a trinket . They looked like pinkish billiard ball s . A node could be used telepathically to open a door between dimension s , crossing the dimensional divide . However , a node activator was required to use both nodes together , with a Time Lord slaved into the device . They were locked in a time bubble in a vault on Tersurus , but the Master retrieved them and planted one on Earth and the other on the Tolian s ' other - dimensional planet , where they began absorbing interdimensional energy and growing . The Seventh Doctor destroyed one by dropping it on the ground , implying they were fragile , but was mysterious as to whether he destroyed the second node . ( AUDIO : " Dominion " )
Mellisa Princess Mellisa was the fiancée of Edmund . Before they could get married , she was kidnapped by the winged ape s of the wizard Marton Dhal . Susan Foreman was taken as well . The wizard secretly conditioned their minds so they would do his bidding . The two women escaped from Dhal ' s fortress . When he found them in Fluxford Castle , he planned to use them to operate Merlin ' s Helm , which his former master Gramling had just put on . He was surprised when Gramling , whose mind he thought he was controlling , switched bodies with him . Dhal was killed , since the Helm overloaded any human mind that wore it . ( PROSE : " The Sorcerer ' s Apprentice " )
S ' Arl S ' Arl , the sixth planet orbiting Hadar , was the home planet of the Tzun . After the Tzun attempted to colonise Veltroch in 2172 , the Veltrochni retaliated . Within two years , the Veltrochni turned S ' Arl into a radioactive cinder , rendering it uninhabitable . ( PROSE : " First Frontier " ) Using quantum lance s , they were able to cut right through the crust of S ' Arl and into the mantle . ( PROSE : " The Dark Path " )
Lisa ( The Zygon Invasion ) Lisa was a drone operator for UNIT . On orders from Colonel Walsh , Lisa was prepared to drop missiles on the Zygon - occupied village in Turmezistan until she saw her husband and son waving at the drone and called off the strike . ( TV : " The Zygon Invasion " )
Louis Serbe " Louis Serbe " is the name by which composer Louis Febre ( or Febré ) was credited on the 1996 television movie . There , he acted as a sort of assistant to mentor John Debney . He was formally credited with " additional music " . The two would enjoy a partnership thereafter . Almost immediately after " Doctor Who " , the two jointly won an Emmy Award for their work on the score of . His work tends have been for other television movies , but he gravitated towards two properties in the 2000s . He became something of a house composer for the movies of the early 2000s , while in 2007 he became the main composer on " " , finishing out that show ' s last four years . He ' s also scored some theatrical movies in the 21st century , including . It ' s unclear why his name is spelt " Serbe " on the " Doctor Who " credits , as he ' s overwhelmingly credited " Febre " on other works .
The Beauty of Our Weapons ( short story ) The Beauty of Our Weapons was a short story printed in " Torchwood The Official Magazine Yearbook ( 2008 ) " . It was written by Andy Lane . Summary . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Vanguard ( Sword of Orion ) Vanguard was a salvage ship in the Garazone System . Fifty years after the end of the Cyber - Wars , a Telos ian star destroyer was discovered in the system . " Vanguard " was one of the ships that tried to salvage it to be used in the Orion War . The crew was mostly taken over by a Cybermat , but the Eighth Doctor stopped the Cyberman from converting anyone in the system . ( AUDIO : " Sword of Orion " )
Nigel Havers Nigel Havers played Nick Zimmerman in the Big Finish " Doctor Who " audio story " No More Lies " and Peter Dalton in " The Sarah Jane Adventures " television story " The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith " . He is the former brother - in - law of Simon Williams .
The Seventies The Seventies was a book which analysed the " Doctor Who " transmitted in the 1970s . Publisher ' s summary . By the end of the nineteen - sixties the BBC television programmed " Doctor Who " had enthralled a generation of children . The police telephone box and staccato - voiced Daleks had become household icons , monsters and aliens had lurched and glided across flickering black - and - white TV screens every Saturday night at tea time . In January of 1970 " Doctor Who " returned for a new season — and burst into living rooms in full colour and with a new , dynamic actor in the starring role . " Doctor Who " and its audience were starting to grow up . " The Seventies " is the definitive record of " Doctor Who " s second decade . Jon Pertwee was followed as the Doctor by Tom Baker , who brought to the part a personality that was even more flamboyant than Pertwee ' s and who created one of television ' s most charismatic and memorable characters . Advances in technology produced more believable monsters and more spectacular special effects and made location filming much easier . " Doctor Who " became more popular than ever , with adults outnumbering children in the continuously climbing audience figures . The fascination with " Doctor Who " continued to generate hundreds of spin - off products ; large scale exhibitions were mounted ; and organisation of fans started to proliferate . " The Seventies " is a meticulous record of " Doctor Who " s most momentous decade , and is illustrated throughout with an unrivalled collection of colour photographs , most of which have never been published before . Subject matter . This book focuses on all of Jon Pertwee ' s tenure as the Doctor and Tom Baker ' s tenure up to the end of Season 17 . The book also focused on unproduced stories such as " The Brain - Dead " . Notes . " to be added "
Barrett Barrett was an astronaut aboard a spacecraft stationed in the Kuiper Belt . He learned about the camera s on board that broadcast the astronauts ' every movement back to Earth for entertainment purposes . However , he assumed that this meant they had never left Earth , and to prove it he left the ship through the airlock , unintentionally killing himself . ( PROSE : " Observer Effect " )
Karuna Karuna was one of the Kinda on Deva Loka and the apprentice of Panna . She possessed speech and was empathic towards the others in her tribe . She was questioning of her master ' s plans , but carried them out without much protest . Due to her young age , she was treated more fairly by outsiders to the Kinda . She could sense the feelings of others and would be often asked by her master to read visitors ' feelings to know how they could help . ( TV : " Kinda " )
Memory Stone A Memory Stone was a relic used by the Anibusian s . The Memory Stone was part of the mourning ritual . One stone would be placed with the corpse , and the other would be worn by the mourner . The stones allowed the mourner to gradually come to terms with the loved one ' s death . Memory Stones had an adverse affect on human s , especially if they had any telepathic ability . Vivian brought one back from Anibus , and it caused both her and Tony Deek to see her dead fiancé Steven Mead . ( PROSE : " Christmas Spirit " )
DWDVDF 114 The one hundred fourteenth issue of the " Doctor Who DVD Files " - " The Ultimate Build - up Doctor Who Encyclopaedia " had a cover date of 15 May 2013 . Magazine content . Collectable loose leaf pages divided into nine categories that could be filed accordingly .
Loving the Alien ( novel ) Publisher ' s summary . " Ace is dead . Or at least she will be — soon . . . In a secret room deep inside the TARDIS the Doctor has been examining the body of Ace ' s future self . He now knows how she was killed , where she was killed and when she was killed . What he doesn ' t know is why . . . " To find the truth the Doctor makes a dangerous decision and takes the unsuspecting Ace to the very time and place of her death , hoping to cheat time and find her killer before he can strike — but time has other ideas . With Ace missing and the clock ticking the Doctor turns to old friends for help and finds that there is unfinished business for him to deal with . What is the secret experiment being conducted by the British Rocket Group ? Why are giant ants appearing in the suburbs of 1950s London ? Who is the mysterious figure that is watching the Doctor ' s every move ? As events spiral out of control the Doctor realises that someone is manipulating time with careless disregard for the consequences to Ace — or the rest of the universe . . . Plot . " to be added "
The Dreaming ( documentary ) The Dreaming was a " making of " documentary for the " Doctor Who " story " Warriors ' Gate " . Main subject . " to be added " Additional topics covered . " to be added " Home video releases . This documentary was included on the DVD release of the " Doctor Who " story " Warriors ' Gate " .
C Grainger Mrs C Grainger was the wife of Patrick Grainger and the mother of two children . In 2008 , Patrick was killed in front of them by David , who was an alien sleeper agent . She begged him not to hurt her children , but he stabbed Patrick once more and left them , cowering and whimpering in a corner . ( TV : " Sleeper " )
Faction Hollywood Faction Hollywood ( earlier called the North Los Angeles Cabal ) was a group started by Faction Paradox acolytes . As early as 1925 , it was known as the North Los Angeles Cabal . They were only of minor interest to Faction Paradox , considered more of a Remote colony . They started using the more business - friendly name Faction Hollywood in the 1980s after Michael Brookhaven rose to power . Their influence declined following Brookhaven ' s disappearance in 1999 after the release of " . " Best known for the bargain of the mask , Darry McEwan was the most prominent beneficiary of it . ( PROSE : " The Book of the War " )
Wagg Professor Wagg was a scientist employed at the Institute for Technological Advancement and Research in San Francisco . He designed an atomic clock for the countdown to the year 2000 and the new millennium . The Eighth Doctor stole his ID at the party for the countdown and used it to steal the beryllium chip in his clock , stopping the clock . ( TV : " Doctor Who " ) Wagg was given a new beryllium chip by Daniel Joyce . ( PROSE : " Unnatural History " )
Doctor Who at the Proms ( 2013 ) The 2013 Doctor Who at the Proms was the third performance of " Doctor Who at the Proms " , celebrating the 50th anniversary of " Doctor Who " . It was broadcast live from the Royal Albert Hall on BBC Radio 3 on 13 July 2013 with commentary by Louise Fryer . It was hosted by Matt Smith , Jenna Coleman , Neve McIntosh ( in Silurian prosthetics as Madame Vastra ) , Dan Starkey ( in Sontaran prosthetics as Strax ) , Peter Davison , the Dalek s and Carole Ann Ford . During the twenty - minute interval , Radio 3 broadcast the documentary , " The Soundworld of Doctor Who " , where Matthew Sweet interviewed the sound designers of " Doctor Who " and the voice of the Dalek s and Ice Warrior s , Nicholas Briggs . The 13 July performance was the world première of Murray Gold ' s celebration of " Doctor Who " , " Song for Fifty " . Shortly before the performance of " Cyber Shard " , Strax held a Strax Field Report : T135 / 2 , where Strax reported to Sontar he was in a large room full of " human scum " celebrating the Doctor and that he received intel that the Doctor ' s enemies are about to attack . Synopsis . " Doctor Who " returns to the Proms to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the popular BBC series . As well as showcasing Murray Gold ' s music from the past eight years , the concert also journeys back to the early days of " Doctor Who " and the ground - breaking work of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop . Featuring special guests from the series , big screens and a host of monsters ready to invade the Royal Albert Hall , this is not the year to be exterminated ! Programme . Act 1 . Minisode . In a filmed segment , the Eleventh Doctor and Clara hatch a plan to infiltrate the concert using " bodyswap " tickets with which they can replace two members of the audience . The plan goes awry when they end up appearing on stage in place of two of the musicians ( with Smith and Coleman now performing in character live on stage ) , and with the Doctor also discovering he ' s lost most of his hair ( which he blames on his buying the bodyswap ticket from a man from " Space Vegas " ) . The Doctor gives conductor Ben Foster a sonic baton to conduct the orchestra with , which he later uses to torment the Daleks . The Doctor attempts to conduct , with Clara ( who has found herself in the double bass section ) reminding him that the audience is waiting for the actual concert to continue . After the Doctor reminds Clara that the last time the next piece of music in the program was heard , she was turned into a Dalek , the two make a hasty exit from the stage . Unlike past Prom " minisodes " such as TV : " Music of the Spheres " , this skit had no official title until post - brodacast . Although the skit falls outside validity due to its real world nature , the Bodyswap ticket does exist in some form in official continuity as Clara is seen to possess one in TV : " Dark Water " . Notes . Ratings . " to be added " Home video releases . DVD and Blu - Ray release . The 2013 " Doctor Who " proms was released in both DVD and Blu - ray formats as part of the 50th Anniversary Collector ' s Edition box set .
George A . Cooper George A . Cooper ( born 7 March 1925 ) played Cherub in the " Doctor Who " television story " The Smugglers " . He is best known for playing Mr Griffiths in and Geoffrey Fisher in . His other television roles included roles on " Danger Man " , , , , " The Saint " , , " Doomwatch " , and " All Creatures Great and Small " .
Dominic ( Power Play ) Dominic was a colleague of Matthew Dysart who said that the energy crisis would be soon over . He had a time corridor in his office . He had hypnotised Peri Brown . He was employed to commit genocide . The Terrible Zodin employed him to destroy the Earth . ( AUDIO : " Power Play " )
Talsiccian family The Talsiccian family was a , similar to the language used by the creators of the Arkive . It was extinct by the 21st century and the Doctor ' s TARDIS ' translation circuit only had incomplete records of it . ( PROSE : " The Wheel of Ice " )
Cyclor The Cyclors were a race who originated from a higher dimension . ( COMIC : " Pull to Open " ) The War Doctor considered them " dimensional nomads " who were " functionally omnipotent " . The Cyclors arrived on the Overcast ' s plane of reality because of the Overcast ' s collective subconscious which created a psychic tether between them . They fed on the bond they had with the Overcast like parasites . ( COMIC : " The Organ Grinder " ) The Cyclors raised the Overcast from savages to being a peaceful race . For twelve hundred years the Overcast prospered due to their help . ( COMIC : " The Then and the Now " ) During the Last Great Time War , the Cyclors annihilated the spiral arm of a galaxy . The Dalek s were the first to recruit them , as they offered them a sensation they had never experienced : genocide . ( COMIC : " The Organ Grinder " ) The War Doctor was sent to deal with them ( COMIC : " Pull to Open " ) , accompanied by the Master . ( COMIC : " The Organ Grinder " ) The Cyclors were warped by Alice Obiefune ' s activation of the Psilent songbox . The energy of the Songbox also touched a Volatix Cabal Dalek mutant , who deformed them further , turning them into the Malignant . ( COMIC : " Fast Asleep " ) The Malignant wiped out over fifty generations of the Overcast . ( COMIC : " The Then and the Now " )
Potential energy Potential energy was the energy from possible futures ; Ace stated that potential energy flowed between every point in the multiverse . ( AUDIO : " A Life of Crime " ) The Weeping Angel s fed on the potential energy of an individual , though some used other sources . ( TV : " The Time of Angels " / " Flesh and Stone " ) A Weeping Angel would touch someone , sending them to the past while feeding on the lives they might have had . This led the Tenth Doctor to describe them as " the only psychopaths in the universe to kill you nicely , " since their method of killing was to let their victims " live to death " . ( TV : " Blink " ) Similarly , the Oroborus turned the planet Centauri into a black hole by " siphoning off its future " , as Alistair Gryffen said . ( TV : " Oroborus " ) Peter Hutchings explained the theoretical impossibilities of a time - space corridor , since vanishing from the material universe would cause a vast energy discharge due to conservation of energy . Time travel would be impossible unless somebody could harness a black hole , somehow storing up all the potential energy debt incurred and letting it leak out of the event horizon as slow dollops of Hawking radiation , which was also impossible . ( PROSE : " " )
Francis Augur Dr Francis Augur was a physician who ran the Auriga Clinic in Hounslow . Prior to this , he had given an interview to Sarah Jane Smith for the " Metropolitan " in 1987 , during which she was highly impressed by his environmental activism . Sarah Jane revisited Dr Auger when she investigated the unusual behaviour of his patients Dana Price and Hilda Sheen . After following Maria Jackson back to the clinic , Dr Auger revealed to her that he was working with the Keratin , having been told that they would share their technology in exchange for experiments on gold in salt water . They then revealed that they were only using him in their plans to conquer the universe and seized full control of him . Dr Auger later revived and killed the Keratin representative by injecting it with salt water , remorseful over what he had done . ( AUDIO : " The Glittering Storm " )
Eugen Bliss Eugen Bliss was an associate researcher at the Lashley Institute . One of his duties was to test Imogen Quaye ' s mental development after surgery had been done on Imogen ' s brain to improve its capacity . Bliss ' wife had divorce d him . Imogen used Bliss ' guilt to telepathically induce him to commit suicide . Bliss shot himself with a shotgun . ( PROSE : " Artificial Intelligence " )
The Final End The Final End was a documentary featuring 8mm footage of the end of the " Doctor Who " story " The Evil of the Daleks " . Main subject . " to be added " Additional topics covered . " to be added " People interviewed . " to be added " Home video releases . This documentary was included in the DVD release of the " Doctor Who " story " The Tomb of the Cybermen " .
Aquaphobia Aquaphobia was the abnormal fear of water , or drowning . Rachel McMahon had the condition . ( AUDIO : " House of Blue Fire " ) Professor Charles Kettering ' s worst fear was of drowning . The Keller Machine killed him , by turning this fear against him . ( TV : " The Mind of Evil " )
Wednesday ( The Backwards Men ) Wednesday was the owner of a funfair . He was a criminal that Arloch was pursuing to Earth . He was converting humans into his slaves of people that could walk backwards , so that he could repopulate his hunting reserve . ( AUDIO : " The Backwards Men " )
Kronos Vad ' s History of Earth Vol . 36 , 379 ( audio story ) Kronos Vad ' s History of Earth ( Vol . 36 , 379 ) was the fourth story in " The Worlds of Big Finish " , a crossover of multiple Big Finish Productions ranges . It starred Katy Manning as Iris Wildthyme . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added "