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Maude Fletcher Maureen " Maude " Fletcher was an environmental activist in the 2000s . She frequently worked with Ellie Martin to organise protests . She got her start in activism in Portsmouth advocating against the export of live lambs . She was arrested for poking a police officer with her parasol . When her brother , an accountant , died and left her an inheritance , she devoted herself to activism full - time . She was a firm believer in careful planning and preparation for a protest . In 2002 , Maude and Ellie were planning a protest against Rechauffe in Cloots Coombe , along with two other activists , Jenny and Toby . On the invitation of Ellie , Sarah Jane Smith and Josh Townsend came to join them . When Jenny went missing , Maude was reluctant to contact the police , afraid the protest would be shut down before it began . After Rechauffe ' s plans in Cloots Coombe failed , it declared bankruptcy , and Maude and Ellie left the village . ( AUDIO : " Comeback " ) She commented on the horrifying actions on Gavin Dexter ' s home . ( AUDIO : " Buried Secrets " ) Two years later , Maude was leading a similar protest against Rechauffe ( now renamed Mandrake Corp ) at their Pangbourne Scientific Lab in Berkshire , along with her daughter Emily . The group had reason to believe that Mandrake was using animal experimentation in their attempts to perfect a cure for the Marberg virus , and set up camp just outside of the lab ' s gates . When nothing seemed to progress for a few weeks , Emily and some of the other protesters broke into the lab , looking for evidence . Instead , they were caught and used as human subjects for perfecting a far more virulent strain of the virus . ( AUDIO : " Fatal Consequences " ) The protesters were released while infected , in the hopes of starting a pandemic that would kill most of Humanity , but Sarah Jane Smith and her friends succeeded in getting the cure to them before it could spread . Maude later recounted on a radio interview that some of the protesters did die from the virus , but her daughter Emily was recovering . ( AUDIO : " Dreamland " )
Psionic amplifier Psionic amplifiers were a type of headgear that could amplify psychic abilities . Hex thought they resembled " chrome - played crash helmets " . The Forge found a powerful psionic amplifier in a cave in the mountains of Exmoor National Park . In 2026 , William Abberton showed Hex the amplifier during a visit to the Forge ' s . ( AUDIO : " Project : Destiny " )
Dynacron star drive The dynacron star drive was a device that Sarah Jane Smith had inside her attic at 13 Bannerman Road . ( TV : " Invasion of the Bane " ) The star drive was no longer working , so Sarah Jane repaired it . When functional it shone red , before that it was white . ( TV : " Revenge of the Slitheen " ) Behind the scenes . According to the official SJA website the dynacron star drive was found in Leeds in England in 1996 . It powered a spaceship engine on long haul flights between galaxies . The technology was dangerous in the wrong hands .
Condensation Condensation was the process by which liquid formed from gas . Its happening on the walls and ceilings inside the Doctor ' s TARDIS was explained by Ian Chesterton as occurring when " the [ TARDIS ] cooled , but the inside stayed warm — and so moisture formed on the inside " . This sudden appearance of water greatly benefited Marco Polo ' s party , as they had been rationing water for some days while journeying towards an oasis . ( TV : " Five Hundred Eyes " )
Sonic cane The sonic cane was a sonic device used by the Eleventh Doctor while his regular sonic screwdriver was indisposed . It seems to work much like a sonic screwdriver , but in the form of a cane . He used it to scan the " Teselecta " and , having given his screwdriver to them , to contact Amy Pond and Rory Williams through the two sonic devices while they were miniaturised inside . Similar to the Eleventh Doctor ' s sonic screwdriver , the sonic cane emitted a green light and featured four " claws " which popped outwards to reveal the green light . It also recognised a signal from the sonic screwdriver . ( TV : " Let ' s Kill Hitler " )
Prehistory Prehistory referred to the time during the development of human culture on Earth before the appearance of the written word . It was divided into three periods based on the technology used by humans at the time : the Stone , Bronze , and Iron ages . ( PROSE : " A History of Humankind " )
Arabella Weir Arabella Weir ( born 6 December 1957 ) played an alternative , alcohol - addled female version of the Doctor in " Exile " , part of the " Doctor Who Unbound " series of audio adventures produced by Big Finish Productions . She and Joanna Lumley were the only women to play the Doctor in a BBC - licensed production before Jodie Whittaker was cast as the Thirteenth Doctor . Weir is to date the only American - born actor to portray the character — although she is not considered an American . She also played Billis in the 2011 " Doctor Who " Christmas Special , " The Doctor , the Widow and the Wardrobe " . The daughter of former British ambassador Sir Michael Weir , she is a famous for her roles in ( alongside Mark Williams ) and books including ( a catchphrase of one of her characters in the show ) and , first published in 1999 . Arabella also writes articles for periodically . These articles , although mainly about recent events , commonly include details regarding Arabella ' s life and the things that she considers to be pestiferous . Weir wrote and starred in the 2003 comedy series , co - starring Richard E Grant . David Tennant made a few guest appearances in that series as well . She contributes to the popular BBC2 comedy series , . She was a regular cast member of the BBC Radio 4 comedy series and provides the voice for the puppet duck character Hana in the forthcoming children ' s TV show . She is married to Dr Jeremy Norton , and they have two children . David Tennant is a long - term friend of Weir ' s , and is godfather to their youngest child . He and Weir met in 1994 when they acted in the Scottish TV series " Takin ' Over the Asylum " together , and when Tennant moved to London the following year , he moved into Weir ' s house , being her lodger for several years .
Triton Triton was a moon that orbited the planet Neptune , the eighth planet of the sol system . It was originally a rogue planet until it was caught in Neptune ' s orbit . Triton was a cold moon with a thin nitrogen atmosphere . It had frozen pink poles , volcano es of ice and solid lakes . It was inhabited by the Waro . ( PROSE : " The Devil Goblins from Neptune " ) By the 38th century , Triton was inhabited by human s . Their society showed a belief of multiple deities , and bred grunt s . At some point , Gagan Rassmussen revolutionised Triton with his invention of Morpheus sleep pods by minimising the human need for sleep and allowing them to be far more productive . However , Rassmussen ' s attempts to make the pods more powerful tampered with the human brain chemistry to remove the need for rest , but the chemistry which regulated the production of sleep dust in people ' s eyes was also altered , causing the sleep dust to mutate and coalesce into the Sandmen , carnivores that fed on humans . The Twelfth Doctor and Clara Oswald sought to eliminate every last Morpheus pod on Triton after seeing the carnage the Sandmen wrought at " Le Verrier " space station . However , Rassmussen had mutated into one of the Sandmen , who was sentient and intelligent enough to initiate a plan to infest the solar system with more of his kind . ( TV : " Sleep No More " ) The space pirate Baltazar was referred to as the " Corsair — King of Triton in the 40th century " . ( TV : " The Infinite Quest " )
Doctor Who Annual 1968 The 1968 Dr Who Annual was the third " Doctor Who " annual to be released , and the first to feature the Second Doctor . It was unusually anachronistic upon publication . Despite being released after the arrival of Victoria Waterfield on television , it featured the TARDIS team that existed for only one serial about a year before — that of the Second Doctor , Ben and Polly . It was released in September 1967 . Credits . Stories and drawings weren ' t individually credited , except that Kevin McGarry was credited for his factual article , " Aiming for the Moon " . Instead , credits were given collectively on the contents page , thus : It is also possible that Ron Smethurst contributed some illustrations , as well , though no formal credit was given him .
The Man from DOCTO ( R ) ( short story ) The Man from DOCTO ( R ) was the third short story in the Short Trips anthology " " . It was written by Andrew Collins . It featured Harry Sullivan . Summary . Harry Sullivan sits in a pub with his friends Chumpy Withers and Buffy Worthington . He tells them stories of his fantastic adventures , but they don ' t believe him . When Harry heads home , a young woman named Lettice Butts collides with him . She is being followed and asks him to take her home . The two men following her , Abel Crumpton and Mr Cruncher , are looking for the Egg . At Lettice ' s flat , she convinces him to deliver an envelope for her . He leaves with the envelope , and realises he left his coat in her flat . Before he can make up his mind whether to go back and get it , he is hit from behind . In her flat , Lettice is packing . She speaks into an ariel on the suitcase . Someone is telling " Agent " Butts to take care . She hears a noise and , seeing Harry ' s coat , assumes he has come back for it . She opens the door , and armed men storm into the room . When Harry regains consciousness , he is confronted by Crumpton , who believes Harry knows all about the Egg . When Harry can ' t answer his questions , Crumpton has Mr Cruncher beat Harry . Harry is then taken to a storeroom . Suddenly a mechanical mole - machine bursts through the floor and urges Harry to get in . Harry has been rescued by a man named Radcliff . He and Lettice are all that ' s left of the people of Zantor , a planet that was annihilated by a ruthless Garvak named Abel Crumpton . The Egg is a seeding device with the genetic template of all life from Zantor . Lettice and Radcliff want to use it to seed a new planet ; Crumpton wants to destroy it . Harry agrees to help Radcliff retrieve the Egg and rescue Lettice , who Crumpton needs to unlock the Egg . Radcliff takes Harry to the secret base of DOCTO ( R ) , the Department of Overt and Covert Tactical Operations ( Regional ) . They are briefed by Emily Dunkirk and proceed to trace the Egg to Switzerland , Mexico City , Rio , Shanghai and finally Belgium . First they rescue Lettice , who takes them to where the Egg is being kept . On the way , Harry , with his stomach rumbling , stops at the canteen . Crumpton ' s guards catch them outside the Egg chamber . They are brought to Crumpton , who has a ceremony planned and intends to use the Egg to replace the DNA matrix of the Egg and create a Garvak Empire on Earth . When he hooks the Egg up to a machine , it explodes in a mess of white and yolk . Harry has replaced the Egg with an egg . Crumpton ' s machine creates a feedback loop , and the machine starts to focus its power on the assembled Garvaks and turns them into chicken s . Harry , Lettice and Radcliff leave the building , which then bursts into flame . Lettice and Radcliff depart in their ship with the Egg . When Harry tries to tell the story to Chumpy and Buffy , they laugh at him in disbelief .
Snare gun A snare gun was a weapon which was used by the Graske . Inside a snare gun there were snare cables , which the Graske shot at their victims to teleport them through time and space . When they teleported a victim to the Limbo , the victim ' s existence was wiped out completely . No one except the Graske could remember the individual anymore . An exception was only the owners of the Verron puzzle box , which were protected by it and could remember the victim . A snare gun could also be used to get back someone from Limbo , which would correct the changes in history . Alan Jackson used the snare gun to get back Maria Jackson , who was trapped in Limbo . He also tried to get back Sarah Jane Smith . ( TV : " Whatever happened to Sarah Jane " ) However , Sarah Jane inhabited a parallel reality , so she could only be seen as a reflection on the mirror in Sarah Jane ' s , or in this reality Andrea Yates ' , attic . ( TV : SJAF 1 )
Anita ( The Two Doctors ) Anita was a young woman living in Seville , Spain in 1985 . Her boyfriend was an Englishman named Oscar Botcherby , with whom she managed the restaurant Las Cadenas . In their off - hours , Oscar brought Anita along on his moth - hunting trips . It was on a moth - hunting excursion that Oscar and Anita encountered the Sixth Doctor , Peri Brown , and Jamie McCrimmon as they investigated a Sontaran spacecraft . She showed the Doctor and Jamie a secret passage into the cellars of the Doña Arana ' s hacienda , where the Sontarans had landed and brought the Second Doctor , and parted ways with them . Anita and Oscar later encountered the Second Doctor ( who had been temporarily transformed into an Androgum ) and Shockeye of the Quawncing Grig as patrons at Las Cadenas . The meal ended violently , with Shockeye stabbing Oscar to death over the bill . The Sixth Doctor , Peri , and Jamie arrived just as Oscar died , to Anita ' s horror . ( TV : " The Two Doctors " )
DWDVDF 26 The twenty - sixth issue of the " Doctor Who DVD Files " - " The Ultimate Build - up Doctor Who Encyclopaedia " had a cover date of 30 December 2009 . Contents . Collectable loose leaf pages divided into seven categories that could be filed accordingly .
All Things Bright and Beautiful " All Things Bright and Beautiful " was a hymn . George Litefoot had it played at his funeral . Ellie Higson told his younger self that she disapproved of his decision to have it as part of the service . ( AUDIO : " The Final Act " ) Old Mrs Drydwell , the organ ist for St Cuthbert ' s Church in Marpling in 1933 , had great difficulty playing any hymn other than " All Things Bright and Beautiful " . ( PROSE : " Eater of Wasps " ) Alex Marlowe referenced the hymn when he said that the Krynoid instinct was to consume " all creatures great and small . " ( AUDIO : " Hothouse " ) Paddy O ' Hearne was singing the hymn while conducting repairs and maintenance work on Guii del Toro ' s ship when he first met Catherine Broome . ( PROSE : " Companion Piece " )
Trace Memory ( novel ) Trace Memory was the fifth release in the BBC " Torchwood " Novels series . Publisher ' s summary . Tiger Bay , Cardiff , 1953 . A mysterious crate is brought into the docks on a Scandinavia n cargo ship . Its destination : the Torchwood Institute . As the crate is offloaded by a group of local dockers , it explodes , killing all but one of them , a young Butetown lad called Michael Bellini . Fifty - five years later , a radioactive source somewhere inside the Hub leads Torchwood to discover the same Michael Bellini , still young and dressed in his 1950s clothes , cowering in the vaults . They soon realise that each has encountered Michael before — as a child in Osaka , as a junior doctor , as a young police constable , as a new recruit to Torchwood One . But it ' s Jack who remembers him best of all . Michael ' s involuntary time - travelling has something to do with a radiation - charged relic held inside the crate . And the Men in Bowler Hats are coming to get it back . Featuring Captain Jack Harkness as played by John Barrowman , with Gwen Cooper , Owen Harper , Toshiko Sato and Ianto Jones as played by Eve Myles , Burn Gorman , Naoki Mori and Gareth David - Lloyd , in the hit series created by Russell T Davies for BBC Television . Plot . " to be added "
Emile Moorhouse Emile Moorhouse was a professor of alien mythology and a passenger aboard the Orient Express as part of a gathering of scientists . Moorhouse suffered from regular panic attack s after a car accident . After having killed a guard , the Foretold selected Moorhouse as its next victim , given this mental disturbance . When he sighted the mythical mummy , Moorhouse described it to the Twelfth Doctor before it killed him . ( TV : " Mummy on the Orient Express " )
Fomalhaut Fomalhaut was a star located seven parsec s from Sol . ( PROSE : " White Darkness " ) It was described as radiating a clear blue - white light . ( PROSE : " The Dark Path " ) The star system consisted of Veltroch , which was its second planet , ( PROSE : " White Darkness " ) Fomalhaut IV and at least two other planets . ( PROSE : " The Vampire Curse " : " Predating the Predators " )
Henrietta Fenner Henrietta Fenner was a plucky local artist who lived in the village of Lapperton on the Dorset coast in 1951 . She used the exposure of the Demigod in the cliff face as inspiration for a number of illustrations . ( COMIC : " The Cliff Face " )
Who Dares Publishing Who Dares Publishing ( Who Dares ) the publishing company publicly announced that they have relaunched the company on the 1 / 11 / 2016 19 : 30pm , with a dedicated Andrew Skilleter Target Book Art Calendar for 2017 . There website address is www . who - dares . co . uk and have many more art formed products being released in 2017 . Who Dares Publishing ( often referred to as simply Who Dares ) , was a publisher set up by Andrew Skilleter to produce a range of quality merchandise that included poster prints , calendars ( for 1986 , 1987 , 1988 and 1989 ) and bookmarks . Andrew Skilleter was working for W . H . Allen at the time . Realising that there were no plans to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of the TV series with any art - based projects , he approached producer John Nathan - Turner . Turner was aware of Andrew Skilleter ' s work , having approved all the covers for Target Books . The first items to be merchandised were a series of A3 poster prints featuring Omega from " Arc of Infinity " and Cybermen from " Earthshock " . The accompanying text was prepared by Richard Landon . Prepared in time for the twentieth anniversary event at Longleat House , two thousand units were sold in the first five hours alone . Further prints were merchandised . Omega , Sontarans , K9 and Davros and the Daleks were adapted into jigsaws by Waddington of Canada for the home and USA market . The licence to produce " Doctor Who " calendars in the USA had ended and Who Dares picked it up . The first in 1986 was a showcase for Andrew Skilleter ' s work and sold 20 , 000 copies in the USA alone . While not illustrated by Andrew Skilleter , Who Dares allowed the publication of two other books of interest to him — " The Man Who Drew Tomorrow " , a look at the work of artist Frank Hampson , and " Timeview " , the complete collection of " Doctor Who " illustrations by Frank Bellamy . " Timeview " also won the 1986 British Book Production Award . Copyright for merchandise proved to be problematic and expensive , so for the calendars , individual copyright holders were kept to a minimum and along with Anthony Ainley ' s Master , not all the Doctor ' s likenesses were used . A decline in the TV series , with shorter seasons and less airtime , saw it relegated to one of cult status , and marked the end of Who Dares success . The last title published was the hardback " " , a collaboration with David Banks and Adrian Rigelsford , a title that was offered to Virgin , who produced it as a paperback and for which Andrew Skilleter reworked the cover . In his book " Blacklight : The Art of Andrew Skilleter " , the artist explains that the name Who Dares was partly inspired by his love of the series he had come to late on ( " Who " ) , and " Dare " from his 1950s comic strip hero Dan ( Dare ) , with an " s " added .
Frazer Hines Frazer Hines ( born 22 September 1944 ) played companion Jamie McCrimmon in " Doctor Who " , from " The Highlanders " to " The War Games " , and again in the twentieth anniversary special , " The Five Doctors " , and the Season 22 story , " The Two Doctors " . Outside " Doctor Who " , he is perhaps best known for playing Joe Sugden in . At the age of eight , after studying acting at the Corona Academy , he made his acting debut . He was thirteen when he appeared in Charlie Chaplin ' s ( 1957 ) . By the age of fifteen , he had appeared in six films . In 1960 he appeared in the eight - part serial " The Young Jacobites " . His television roles included Jan in ( 1957 - 1958 ) , Tim Birch in ( 1963 - 1964 ) and Roger Wain in " Coronation Street " ( 1965 ) . In " Doctor Who " he played the part of Jamie McCrimmon , a companion of the Second Doctor , from 1966 to 1969 , and reappeared in " The Five Doctors " ( 1983 ) and " The Two Doctors " ( 1985 ) . The original script treatment for " The Three Doctors " had called for him to return as Jamie in that story as well , but scheduling conflicts with his work on " Emmerdale Farm " , as well as objections by Jon Pertwee to what he perceived as too many characters in the story , prevented this . After his three - year stint as Jamie in " Doctor Who " Hines resumed the life of a jobbing actor until 1972 , when he was cast in the soap opera " Emmerdale Farm " as Joe Sugden — a role he played until 1994 . Between making episodes of " Emmerdale " , as it was renamed in the 1980s , he has continued a career in the theatre and made occasional appearances on other TV shows . In 1981 , Frazer married Irish actress Gemma Craven , but the marriage dissolved in 1984 . He married again in 1994 to Liz Hobbs . They divorce d in 2003 . He is also a noted amateur jockey . Recently , Hines has returned to the " Doctor Who " franchise through the Big Finish Productions audio line , performing Jamie for the Companion Chronicles and The Lost Stories series . In this capacity he also made use of his impersonation of Patrick Troughton , and in 2013 was formally cast as the Second Doctor for an extended cameo in the anniversary story " The Light at the End " . In 2010 , Hines took part in a series of audio dramas pairing Jamie with the Sixth Doctor ( Colin Baker ) . Hines has published two autobiographies : " Films , Farms and Fillies " ( 1996 ) and " Hines Sight " ( 2009 ) . In July 2010 , Hines revealed that he had been battling bowel cancer for eleven years , but had chosen not to publicise the fact ( even going so far as omitting it from his 2009 autobiography ) until given the medical all - clear . In March 2013 , Frazer appeared on a of the TV game show , and partnered up with Louise Jameson .
Georgina Wet - Eleven Georgina Wet - Eleven was the captain of the starship " Brilliant " . When the badger - pirates attacked the ship , she and the remaining crew sealed themselves in the bridge . She was shot by the pirates but was then resurrected due to the time loop that the " Brilliant " was caught in . ( PROSE : " The Pirate Loop " )
Hebrides The Hebrides was a group of island s located off the coast of Scotland . Yarra was located in the Hebrides . ( PROSE : " Harry Sullivan ' s War " ) Gravonax Island was located in the . ( AUDIO : " Night Thoughts " ) A Christian friend of Ace went to a monastery in the Hebrides for five years to recover after Ace messed with his faith . ( PROSE : " All - Consuming Fire " ) In 1942 , Van Helsing discovered Frankenstein ' s monster in the Hebrides . ( PROSE : " Mad Dogs and Englishmen " ) As related to Petronella Osgood by Jo Grant , she and the Third Doctor had found Ogron s marooned in the Outer Hebrides . Osgood , despite thorough following of their escapades recorded in UNIT files , was curiously unaware of this encounter . ( AUDIO : " United " )