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Vaults The Vaults were a location on the Time Lord s ' homeworld of Gallifrey . The Vaults were abandoned areas of the old Capitol which were home to power couplings , water reservoirs and one fluctuating access point to the Matrix . Legends said the dying scream of Imperiatrix Pandora could be heard screaming eternally for revenge . ( AUDIO : " Lies " )
The Zero Imperative ( home video ) The Zero Imperative was the first BBV Productions video - released film to feature Caroline John reprising her role as Elizabeth Shaw . This was also the first story to feature PROBE – the Preternatural Research Bureau which would feature in the five BBV Productions " P . R . O . B . E . " films . Synopsis . Former UNIT luminary Liz Shaw and her assistant Lou Bayliss are investigating a series of bizarre murders , all committed near a soon - to - be - closed psychiatric hospital . When the hospital is unexpectedly reprieved by rich industrialist Peter Russell , events seem to move out of Liz ' s control . Are the incumbent director of the clinic , Doctor Dove and his predecessor , Doctor O ' Kane , harbouring the killer ? What is the centuries - old horror hidden in the grounds ? And what exactly is the secret of room zero ? Plot . " to be added " Story notes . Myths . " to be added " Filming Locations . " to be added " Discontinuity , Plot Holes , Errors . " to be added " DVD , video , and Other releases . First released direct - to - video in 1994 , it was reissued on DVD in 2012 and is available to purchase from independent retailer Galaxy 4 .
Meglos ( novelisation ) Publisher ' s summary . 1983 edition . Zastor , Leader of the planet Tigella , rules a divided people . Savants and Deon s are irrevocably opposed on one crucial issue – the Dodecahedron , mysterious source of all their power . To the Savants the Dodecahedron is a miracle of science to be studied , observed and used to benefit Tigellan civilisation . To the Deons it is a god and not to be tampered with . When the power supply begins to fluctuate wildly the whole planet is threatened , but the Tigellans cannot agree how they should deal with the problem . Zastor welcomes the arrival of the Fourth Doctor and invites him to arbitrate , but the Deons are suspicious of the Time Lord – and perhaps rightly so . . . Additional cover images . " to be added " British publication history . First publication : Editions published outside Britain . " to be added "
Wiggins Wiggins was a lute player who wanted to make a woman called Lilith fall in love with him . He did not know this woman was nothing like what her outer appearance made her appear to be until his fate was sealed . When he was invited into her home , it looked creepy . When Lilith and he kissed , she became a hideous Carrionite . Wiggins was ripped to shreds by Lilith ' s mothers , Doomfinger and Bloodtide . ( TV : " The Shakespeare Code " )
The Splintered Man ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . When a Spanish scientist kills himself in an explosion at a secret test facility , Counter - Measures are called in to salvage anything they can from the wreckage . But someone else is stalking the scene - and they ' re determined that whatever is lost will stay lost . As Rachel is reunited with an old flame , she finds herself drawn into the heart of a mystery . What exactly was Doctor Javier Santos working on ? And who exactly is trying to prevent its discovery ? Plot . " to be added " " to be completed " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Keller Machine The Keller Machine was a device created by under the alias of Emil Keller . In the machine ' s core was a living organism , a psychic parasite . It was designed to extract from human brain s the negative impulses that caused anti - social behaviour , and was therefore a more humane alternative to executing criminals . It could also be used to kill by turning the victim ' s worst fears against them . After being used to process 112 cases in Switzerland , Professor Keller , with the assistance of Professor Kettering , had it installed in Stangmoor Prison . Its subsequent use on George Patrick Barnham was witnessed by several people , including the Third Doctor , Jo Grant , Arthur Linwood , ( TV : " The Mind of Evil " ) and James Stevens . ( PROSE : " Who Killed Kennedy " ) It went on to kill Linwood through his fear of rat s and Kettering through his fear of drowning , and almost killed the Doctor through his fear of fire ( recently acquired on a trip to a parallel Earth ) . The Master used it to disrupt the World Peace Conference , hoping to cause World War III . Chin Lee used a telepathic amplifier to enable the machine to work on Senator Alcott , who was nearly killed by his fear of the Chinese before the Doctor stopped her . Returning to Stangmoor Prison , the Doctor was captured by the Master and subjected to the machine , causing him to hallucinate several of his old enemies ( including a Dalek , a Zarbi , Koquillion , a War Machine , Slaar , a Cyberman and a Silurian ) until one of his heart s gave out . By this time however , the machine was starting to grow out of the Master ' s control , at one point taunting him with a vision of the Doctor , and began teleport ing itself around the prison to feed on the inmates ' minds . The Doctor created a device to temporarily immobilise the machine , but it was not until later that he discovered that Barnham , due to not having any negative impulses , acted as a natural dampener on it . The machine was destroyed in the detonation of the Thunderbolt missile . ( TV : " The Mind of Evil " ) The Seventh Doctor encountered a device which was heavily implied to be a parasite similar to the Keller Machine . ( PROSE : " Legacy " )
German language German was a language that originated in Germany . Nyssa found it to be highly logical , expressing that , " I rather like it . " ( AUDIO : " " ) Polly Wright could speak German . ( TV : " The Underwater Menace " ) Germany fought in the wars that the War Lord s had arranged , thinking they were fighting their own war . Lots of them were heard speaking German . ( TV : " The War Games " ) Through the TARDIS ' telepathic circuits , Elizabeth Klein heard the Seventh Doctor speaking German in " a stuffy Prussia n accent " . ( AUDIO : " Survival of the Fittest " ) Group Captain Ian Gilmore had what he described as a " smattering " of German . However , Professor Rachel Jensen had no knowledge of the language other than a few select words . ( AUDIO : " Unto the Breach " ) During the Dalek invasion of Earth in 2009 , when Martha Jones made her way to Osterhagen Station 1 in Germany , she witnessed a squad of Dalek s patrolling the forests speaking in German , threatening whomever might be listening . The German woman at the station also threatened Martha in German . ( TV : " Journey ' s End " ) Behind the scenes . The word " exterminieren " , which the German - speaking Daleks used , is not commonly used . In classic dubs of " Doctor Who " , Daleks shout " vernichten " ( meaning " to kill off " ) , whereas in modern dubbing , the verb " eliminieren " is used , meaning " to eliminate " . The full dialogue for the German Daleks is as follows : " Exterminieren ! Exterminieren ! Halt ! Sonst werden wir Sie exterminieren ! Sie sind jetzt ein Gefangener der Daleks ! Exterminieren ! Exterminieren ! " This translates as : " Exterminate ! Exterminate ! Stop ! Or we will exterminate you . You are now a prisoner of the Daleks . Exterminate ! Exterminate ! "
The Metal Eaters ( comic story ) The Metal Eaters was a " TV Comic " story featuring the Third Doctor and Liz Shaw in her comic debut . It was historic as it featured the first comic appearance of a televised female companion contemporaneous — if only barely — with her appearance on television . Summary . After a meteorite crashes and is taken to a museum , unusual corrosion occurs nearby . The Doctor and Liz Shaw investigate and discover an extraterrestrial culprit . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Toy Story Toy Story was a film which Sky Smith enjoyed watching . ( TV : " The Man Who Never Was " ) Behind the scenes . " Toy Story " was produced by Disney and Pixar , and released in 1995 . It was Pixar ' s first theatrical film .
Hot Ice ( short story ) Hot Ice was the fourteenth short story in the Short Trips anthology " More Short Trips " . It was written by Christopher Bulis . It featured the Fifth Doctor and Peri . Summary . Len Skeggs is attempting to break into a house , but he is having no success . He hears a strange sound from inside the house and retreats a bit to observe . The TARDIS materialises in the cellar of the house , and the Doctor and Peri emerge , tracking a neutrino pulse . They find a star - drive component for an alien ship in the cellar . They hear noises of distress upstairs , and make their way to the attic . In the attic , they think they find a moaning person , but it is a trap , and the door closes on them . Meanwhile , Len sees two robed , hooded figures break into the house . He follows at a distance . The Doctor and Peri try to break out of the attic , but then the door opens , and the Doctor realises they are being manipulated . They head back to the cellar , to find a large power cable connecting the star - drive to the TARDIS . Suddenly they realise there are two hooded figures in the cellar with them . They are priests of the Temple of Gaar on Ventros Prime , and they accuse the Doctor of stealing the Eye of Gaar , a gemstone that is connected to the star - drive . The Doctor tries to explain that they were framed , but the priests shoot blue fire at the Doctor and Peri , paralysing them and causing them great pain . Suddenly an old man , the owner of the house , destroys the priests . He explains that he stole the Eye of Gaar , and used the Doctor and Peri as a diversion so that he could repair his ship and escape the priests . He tells them the paralysis will wear off , then takes the gem in its casing and leaves . However , unknown to him , Len is lurking nearby and hits the old man with his jemmy . He is shocked to discover that the " man " is not flesh but metal , and while the man recovers , Len takes the gem casing and runs off . The man chases after him , and soon the Doctor and Peri recover and follow . They discover the " man " nearby , dying . He is actually a worm - like creature encased in a life support system . He neglected repairing his life support unit in order to chase Len , and being from Ventros Prime , he bubbles and bursts into flame . The priests ' spaceship self - destructs soon afterwards . The Doctor tries to find Len , but Len has broken the gem ' s casing and the Doctor cannot track him . Len grabs the gem , but it burns his hand with cold , and turns into gas , killing him . The Doctor and Peri reflect sadly on the deaths caused by a chunk of ammonia and methane ice . Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Third man Third man was a fielding position in cricket . According to the Fifth Doctor , it was behind both the leg and off side s and the slip s . ( AUDIO : " Phantasmagoria " ) During the 1981 Ashes series , the Doctor suggested that Erimem and Peri begin looking for a wayward Tegan on the grounds at third man , before then suggesting other possible fielding locations for her . ( PROSE : " Graham Dilley Saves the World " )
The Making of Day of the Daleks - Special Edition The Making of Day of the Daleks - Special Edition is a documentary included on the DVD release of " Day of the Daleks " . It covers the restoration and upgrade of the BBC Library copy of the story . It goes into great detail on how and why they made the Re - edit .
31 January On 31 January 2007 , the SS " Elysium " arrived safely in Panama , its passengers and crew having endured an attack by Cybermen just weeks earlier . One passenger , artist Michael Brack , was airlifted to hospital for treatment for hypothermia suffered during the attack . He missed his chance to tell Ruby Duvall that he was the man responsible for her father ' s paralysis . ( PROSE : " Iceberg " ) In 2025 , the energy transfer from the GlobeSphere Moonbase , a plan which was formed back in 2021 , was finally set to begin . The Dalek s were planning to channel 100 times the amount of energy than necessary into the receivers , and therefore create a forcefield around Earth that would counteract gravity and force Earth ' s moon out of its orbit . Consequently , the planet ' s axis would shift wildly , causing a rage of huge flood s , earthquake s and temperamental climate changes , effectively wiping out human ity . Luckily , the Fourth Doctor and Leela arrived the day before , and stopped them before it was too late . ( AUDIO : " Energy of the Daleks " )
Ch ' tizz Ch ' tizz was the queen of an insectoid race that inhabited Antýkhon . She questioned Jason Kane when he arrived from the Time Path , and referred to him as a mammal . She could communicate through the years with Jared Khan . She tricked Jason into getting both Time Ring s but through an infected Bernice Summerfield they were able to stabilise the time Path , and come through to Edwardian London . However , she was persuaded by Benny to move the path to a completely uninhabited planet in the Milky Way . ( AUDIO : " Birthright " )
Emperor of the Daleks ! ( comic story ) Emperor of the Daleks ! was a 1993 multi - Doctor comic story in the pages of " Doctor Who Magazine " . Its publication ran across the landmark 200th issue of " DWM " and the part which appeared in that issue was originally printed in full colour , a highly unusual occurrence in the magazine at that time . Narratively , the story was remarkable for the fact that it brought together the Sixth and Seventh Doctor s , Davros , Abslom Daak and Bernice Summerfield . It therefore relied heavily on established continuity , and demanded the reader have a fair grasp of Daak ' s backstory , which had been printed in the magazine ten years earlier . More significantly , the story acted as a prequel to " Remembrance of the Daleks " , branching Davros ' s story between " Revelation " and " Remembrance " . Summary . " to be added " Plot . " to be added "
Frank Parry Flying Officer Frank Parry was a trainee on a training mission in a fighter jet near RAF Lossiemouth in Scotland in the 1970s . His plane was shot down after it flew past Portsoy . A group of the last Armidian s nearby tried forcibly questioning Parry on how advanced human ity ' s weapons were , but damaged Parry ' s brain . Parry walked for miles towards the Easter Aquhorthies stone circle near Inverurie . He died from an electrical discharge when he pressed his palms against the Armidian data collection stone in the circle . ( AUDIO : " Vengeance of the Stones " )
Sylvia James Sylvia James was an often - used make - up supervisor during the 1963 version of " Doctor Who " . After a period as a junior artist during the Hartnell era , she had three major periods of continuous work as the lead artist , or roughly what is classed a make - up designer by the BBC Wales team . By far her longest stint was during the Troughton era , where she served continuously from " The Abominable Snowmen " to " The War Games " — that is , for all but one serial of seasons 5 and 6 . She returned for a brief stretch in the Pertwee era , heading the make - up department for " The Curse of Peladon " and " The Sea Devils " . She then did the majority of work for the season 12 production block , doing every episode from " The Ark in Space " to " Terror of the Zygons " — except for " Revenge of the Cybermen " . Consequently , her most enduring contribution to " Doctor Who " history was likely the prosthetic she applied to Michael Wisher ' s Davros . ( BBC DVD : " The Dominators " ) Her views were solicited for the DVD commentary to " The Dominators " , and she was a documentary subject on the DVD ' s making - of featurette , " Recharge and Equalise " .
The Ring of Steel ( audio story ) The Ring of Steel was the first exclusive to audio adventure featuring the Eleventh Doctor and Amy Pond . Publisher ' s summary . When the TARDIS lands on Orkney in the near future , the Doctor and Amy arrive to find a large demonstration in progress over the construction of new electricity pylons . The Doctor tries to break things up peacefully - but suddenly the road splits open without warning and swallows police , security guards , and protestors alike . Separated from the Doctor , Amy takes charge of transporting the wounded to hospital - but the rescue mission becomes a terrifying ride as the pylons come to life and begin to walk and the road rears up , erupting with boiling tarmac . . . The Doctor , meanwhile , has even more than metal monsters and rebellious roads to deal with . Who is sucking the life out of the power company ' s employees - and just what is lurking inside the Astra - Gen headquarters ? Plot . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Companion Piece ( novel ) Publisher ' s summary . Escaping from one battle and straight into another , the Doctor and his companion , Catherine , find themselves on a far - flung world where time travellers are persecuted as witches and warlocks by the Holy Inquisition . The Doctor is arrested , his only hope of escape being Cat . But she has demons of her own to face , and as the Doctor starts to realise exactly what is happening , so time rapidly starts to slip away , both for him and Cat . Plot . " to be added "
About Time 6 About Time 6 was the sixth volume in the " About Time " series of " Doctor Who " reference books . It covered seasons 22 through 26 of the televised series , from " Attack of the Cybermen " to " Survival " , as well as the 1996 television movie . In addition , the book contained an appendix which covered the charity specials " Dimensions in Time " and " The Curse of Fatal Death " and to the 1960s films , " Dr . Who and the Daleks " and " Daleks ' Invasion Earth 2150 A . D . " . Publisher ' s summary . In " About Time " , the whole of classic " Doctor Who " is examined through the lens of the real - world social and political changes — as well as ongoing developments in television production — that influenced the series in ways big and small over the course of a generation . Armed with these guidebooks , readers will be able to cast their minds back to 1975 , 1982 and other years to best appreciate the series ' content and character . Volume 6 of this series covers Seasons 22 to 26 of " Doctor Who " , focusing on the tenures of Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy , as well as the TV movie starring Paul McGann in mind - bending detail . In addition to the usual concerns such as the TV show s continuity ( alien races , the Doctor s abilities , etc . ) and lore ( anecdotal , " Did You Know ? " - style material ) , author Tat Wood will examine each Baker , McCoy and McGann story in the context of the year / historical period it was produced , determining just how topical the stories were . Subject matter . A critical and cultural analysis of every televised " Doctor Who " story between 1985 and 1996 , as well as the two 1960s films , and the charity specials from the early 1990s . Areas of examination include production notes ; logical flaws in the story ; detailed catalogues of facts ; and an attempt to examine where each story came from , and why each was made in the contemporary cultural climate of Great Britain and Earth . Carrying on from the previous chronological volume , this volume also charts why and how the series flagged in both the ratings and the public ' s estimation toward the end of its run . Contents . Essays . Most serials are accompanied by an essay , and the essays cover a very broad range of topics . The essays in this volume are : External links . Mad Norwegian - " About Time 6 "
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star " Twinkle Twinkle Little Star " was a song that the Second Doctor played on his recorder while imprisoned in the Det - Sen Monastery in Tibet in 1935 . ( TV : " The Abominable Snowmen " ) He played it again after being plucked into the Third Doctor ' s timeline by the Time Lord s . The Third Doctor was not pleased by this music . ( TV : " The Three Doctors " ) The Eighth Doctor also played the tune . ( PROSE : " The Taint " )
Doc ( Rags ) Doc was part of a punk rock band . He was driving the band ' s van when it was hit by a car driven by student s . Their proximity to the Ragman ' s standing stone caused them all to be enraged and kill each other . ( PROSE : " Rags " )
Meredith Vieira Meredith Louise Vieira is a veteran American news anchor and television presenter who played a news anchor in " The Wedding of River Song " . At the time of production , Vieira was co - host of the American morning news and chat programme , as well as the syndicated American version of the game show " Who Wants To Be A Millionaire ? " . She filmed her cameo during a visit to the Upper Boat Studios as part of a profile of " Doctor Who " produced for " Today " . The feature aired in America on 9 May 2011 , only a few minutes after Vieira had made a high - profile on - air announcement she would be leaving " Today " in June 2011 . The " Today " feature was noted for giving away a number of minor spoilers relating to the season finale , including revealing the cameo appearances ( via behind - the - scenes footage ) of Richard Hope as Malohkeh and Ian McNeice as Winston Churchill , and also revealing aspects of the " alternate future " of the episode by revealing Vieira ' s dialogue .
Lvan Lvan was an Earth colony . There was a college on the planet . ( PROSE : " The Year of Intelligent Tigers " ) The planet was surveyed by Tryst , who stored specimens from Lvan on the Continuous Event Transmuter . ( TV : " Nightmare of Eden " )
Sunlight 349 Sunlight 349 was one of the 400 planets that made up the Sunlight Worlds which the Dalek s planned to transform into Skaro s using the Cradle of the Gods . Lillian Belle was a journalist living on Sunlight 349 . She worked on " Sunlight 349 Holo - News " . The Eleventh Doctor attempted to spark a revolution on Sunlight 349 to overthrow the Dalek Foundation but nobody listened to his warning and many went back to watching " How Nice Is Your Brain ? " The Dalek Litigator arrived to deal with the situation and exiled the Doctor from the planet . ( PROSE : " The Dalek Generation " )
Olina Olina was a student on the Braxiatel Collection during the Fifth Axis occupation . Her husband was K ' draagh . They came to Bernice Summerfield , worried that their " half - breed " child was missing , but in reality they were setting Benny up in order to discover whether Jason Kane was helping to hide the other half - breed children . ( PROSE : " Suffer the Children " )
Iris and the Caliphate ( short story ) Iris and the Caliphate was the fourteenth story in the anthology " " . It was written by Eric Brown . Summary . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Ben Wolsey Ben Wolsey was a farmer at Little Hodcombe and a friend of Jane Hampden . In 1984 , he participated in Sir George Hutchinson ' s war games as a colonel , but when he ordered that Tegan Jovanka was to be made the May Queen , Wolsey allowed her to escape , and he helped the Fifth Doctor defeat the Malus . ( TV : " The Awakening " )
Daniels family The Daniels family were a Southampton family who befriended the Ninth Doctor . In April 1912 , they cancelled their trip to the New World on the " Titanic " , surviving the ship ' s disaster . ( TV : " Rose " ) In the early 21st century , a family of the same name were among those relocated to Leeds in a parallel world where London was destroyed , ironically by a replica of the " Titanic " . ( TV : " Turn Left " )
Lilith Lovett Lilith Lovett was a business owner . She employed nannies who kidnapped a boy at the Alambra Theatre . Henry Gordon Jago went after her in his youth . She was a bat creature and fed the boys to her mother . 30 years later , she came after both Jago and George Litefoot for what they had done . ( AUDIO : " The Year of the Bat " )