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Battlethruster Battlethrusters were a type of spacecraft . A battlethruster made an emergency landing on one of Grundle ' s satellite s to await repears . The satellite was inhabited by Drashig s and the fifty - man crew had all the latest weaponry and they thought they could hold the Drashigs off . However , with nothing more heard from the thruster , a scout orbiter was sent out , and the pictures showed that the Drashigs had eaten everything except for some of the battlethrusters ' reactor components . ( TV : " Carnival of Monsters " )
Bomb A bomb was an explosive weapon . Brian Williams suggested , among other theories , that the millions of Shakri cube s that suddenly appeared on Earth were bombs . ( TV : " The Power of Three " ) On Hedgewick ' s World of Wonders , the platoon stationed there possessed a bomb called the Desolator that could destroy a planet with orders to use it if Cybermen were encountered an unable to be defeated . Initially the Doctor was against using it , but after learning that there were three million Cybermen , he had Ludens Nimrod Kendrick Cord Longstaff XLI , the Emperor who was better known as Porridge activate it . The planet was destroyed along with all the Cybermen though one Cybermite survived . ( TV : " Nightmare in Silver " )
Natalie ' s mother ( The Fourth Wall ) Natalie ' s mother was a 21st century human . After she heard a great noise from her daughter ' s room , she went there looking for her . As she couldn ' t find Natalie , she left . ( COMIC : " The Fourth Wall " )
Winner Takes All ( novel ) Winner Takes All was the third Ninth Doctor novel released . Publisher ' s summary . Rose and the Doctor return to present - day Earth , and become intrigued by the latest craze — the video game " Death to Mantodeans " . Is it as harmless as it seems ? And why are so many local people going on holiday and never returning ? Meanwhile , on another world , an alien war is raging . The Quevvil s need to find a new means of attacking the ruthless Mantodean s . Searching the galaxy for cunning , warlike but gullible allies , they find the ideal soldier s — on Earth . Will Rose be able to save her family and friends from the alien threat ? And can the Doctor play the game to the end — and win ? Plot . " to be added "
Studio lighting Studio lighting and lighting were credits for people who were in fact lighting directors during the 1963 version of " Doctor Who " . However , they were often not formally credited at all . In fact , the job was never credited until Eric Monk appeared in the end titles of the first part of " Terror of the Autons " . They were responsible for devising and implementing a lighting plan for episodes , but had no direct control over the camera operator s , as do modern directors of photography . As with most other behind - the - scenes personnel of that era , lighting directors were not employed by the " Doctor Who " production office , but were BBC employees who floated around the many programmes in production as ordered by the head of the BBC lighting department . Nevertheless , director s and producer s could " request " specific lighting directors to light their programmes . In modern BBC Wales " Doctor Who " , the lighting director has two rough analogues . In that the lighting director was responsible for creating a broad lighting plan , he had one of the two main functions of the modern director of photography . However , as he often physically hung lights and otherwise actually executed that plan , it would not be unreasonable to compare some of his responsibilities to those of a gaffer . In the early days , because of the studio - bound nature of the original " Doctor Who " , the lighting director was actually much closer to being a theatrical than a modern cinematographer .
DWM 457 " Doctor Who Magazine " was the issue of the magazine cover dated March 2013 . It was the first issue of the magazine in the BBC Wales era to feature Jon Pertwee solo on the cover . Pertwee , one of the least prominent Doctors on DWM covers , hadn ' t been the main Doctor on the cover since DWM 293 , some thirteen years earlier . The cause for Pertwee ' s unusual return was a never - before - published interview that had resurfaced .
Introduction to the Night ( TV story ) Introduction to the Night was a multi - part story that sandwiched " Doctor Who Night " of 1999 . It featured Tom Baker as a future Doctor . His being the Doctor was hinted at when he said , " When I was Paul McGann " , and recalling the Doctor ' s adventures as well as inhabiting his TARDIS . Synopsis . The Doctor introduces an evening of pure entertainment . Plot . " to be added " External links . " to be added "
Jonathan Fox Bassett Jonathan Fox Bassett directed the " Torchwood " television stories " From Out of the Rain " and " Fragments " . He is also known for his works in other television productions , such as " Dogtown , Skin Deep " , " Waterloo Road " , and " Casualty " .
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia was a country on Earth . In 1996 , representatives of Saudi Arabia negotiated with the Remote for weapons and technology based on the Cold . Shortly afterwards , Saudi special forces soldiers kidnapped the Eighth Doctor from a United Nations facility in Geneva and transported him to Saudi Arabia . He was imprisoned and torture d for ten days . He was rescued by Sarah Jane Smith . ( PROSE : " Interference - Book One " , " Interference - Book Two " ) In 2009 , the " Kingdom of Saudi Arabia " was among the nations which agreed to let John Frobisher speak on their behalf to the 456 . ( TV : " " )
Forge world Forge world was a moon in the Divergent Universe on which the Doctor ' s TARDIS almost crashed . It was the location of Rassilon in the Divergent universe . It moved through the Divergent universe destroying in its wake . It was the basis of the Church of the Foundation . ( AUDIO : " The Next Life " )
Eldrad ' s ring Eldrad developed a ring which contained a crystal imprinted with his genetic code . He considered it to be his " key to eternity " as it allowed him to revitalise his physical form from any radioactive source . After his execution in an obliteration module , the ring remained on the hand that survived and ended up on Earth . There , Sarah Jane Smith found the hand and took the ring . She used it to render Doctor Carter and several workers at the Nunton Experimental Complex unconscious under the influence of Eldrad . The Fourth Doctor took her away from he ring and Driscoll , a worked at the complex , found it . He used it incapacitate those workers who tried to stop him taking the hand into the reactor core . Eldrad was restored in a female humanoid form . On Kastria , with Eldrad weakened by an acid - laden booby trap , the Doctor took the ring and used it to open a door and activate the regenerator chamber . Eldrad was retuned to his male form . After requesting to be returned to Earth , he asked that the Doctor give him his ring . The Time Lord distracted him , by throwing his magician ' s stick . Eldrad was tripped into an abyss by the Doctor and Sarah and the former dropped the ring in after him . ( TV : " The Hand of Fear " ) Eldrad survived the fall and retook possession of the ring . Charlie Gibbs , under the influence of the Watcher , had Vislor Turlough deliver it to him and used it to restore another incarnation of Eldrad . This one was killed by the first . At Mulkris ' bidding , Tegan Jovanka and Turlough , who had both been infected by silicon quartz to the point where their arms functioned as weapons , destroyed the ring . ( AUDIO : " Eldrad Must Die ! " )
Mike ( The Magician ' s Apprentice ) Mike was a member of the Unified Intelligence Taskforce . When the Doctor Channel was active and a message came in he began decrypting the message , which turned out to be from . ( TV : " The Magician ' s Apprentice " )
Faithful Friends : Part 1 ( short story ) Faithful Friends : Part 1 was the first short story in the Short Trips anthology " " . It was written by Cavan Scott and Mark Wright . It featured the Third Doctor and Brigadier Lethbridge - Stewart . Summary . UNIT is closing up for Christmas . Alastair Lethbridge - Stewart is finishing up some paperwork when John Benton enters to update him on the personnel situation . The two discuss their plans for the holiday : Benton is visiting his mother , while the Brigadier says his plans are " the usual " . With UNIT HQ emptied , the Brigadier hears singing . He traces it to the Doctor ' s laboratory . When he enters , he disrupts the Doctor ' s apparatus , to the Doctor ' s anger . However , when the Doctor learns that it ' s Christmas Eve , his anger evaporates . When he learns the Brigadier has no plans , he suggests they celebrate together at the Doctor ' s house . After a large dinner , they enjoy drinks and reminiscences . They receive an emergency call about meteorite s that have fallen . As they leave , the Brigadier offers to host next year ' s Christmas . Notes . " to be added "
Vampire of the Mind ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . Somewhere off the South Coast of England , there ' s a lonely island . On that island stands a solitary castle , long since abandoned – haunted , they say . But the truth is , that castle houses something far worse than mere ghosts . The castle is what lies at the end of a trail followed by the Doctor in search of several missing scientists – all of them connected to the top secret Dominus Institute and its elusive CEO , Sir Andrew Gobernar . . . But the Doctor will soon discover that he ' s the one being haunted , by a ghost from his past . . . or perhaps , his future . Plot . Part one . " to be added " Part two . " to be added " Part three . " to be added " Part four . " to be added " Notes . " to be added "
Twitter Twitter was a social networking website on the Internet in the 21st century . References . In 2008 , after hacking his way onto a videoconference with Earth ' s scientific elite , the Eleventh Doctor urged them to disseminate his computer virus via every electronic means available , including Twitter , to contact the Atraxi . ( TV : " The Eleventh Hour " ) In 2009 , after the Torchwood Three team accidentally drove off the Severn Bridge , they heard a mysterious voice under the water . Back at the Hub , Ianto Jones stated that it was a hit on Twitter . ( AUDIO : " Submission " ) In 2011 , a news reporter stated that " Miracle Day " had been " trending " . ( TV : " The New World " ) Oswald Danes , following his first television appearance during Miracle Day , trended on Twitter as well , the hashtag saying # forgive . ( TV : " Rendition " ) In the same year , Patricia Menzies said that her phone could not access Twitter . ( AUDIO : " The Crimes of Thomas Brewster " ) When the Doctor ' s TARDIS arrived on Apalapucia and Amy Pond asked for her mobile phone , the Eleventh Doctor assumed she wanted it to update her Twitter , rather than to take pictures of the sights . ( TV : " The Girl Who Waited " ) At one time during an incident on Earth when certain women worldwide were being driven to unprecedented irrational heights , the number one trending Twitter hashtag was # realfemmefatales . ( PROSE : " Exodus Code " ) After a wave of Shakri cube s arrived on Earth , this new phenomenon received a thousand separate Twitter accounts within the first three hours of their arrival . Upon learning this , the Eleventh Doctor exclaimed " Twitter ! " in an irritated tone . ( TV : " The Power of Three " ) Clara Oswald joked that " human souls trapped like flies in the World Wide Web , stuck forever , crying out for help " sounded like Twitter . This joke allowed the Eleventh Doctor to pick up on the knowledge she had acquired while she was partially uploaded , as beforehand she knew nothing about computers . ( TV : " The Bells of Saint John " ) Clara later asked her class at Coal Hill School to use their mobile phone s to spread the word on Twitter when she noticed that a plane outside her window had stopped moving , using the hashtag # ThePlanesHaveStopped . ( TV : " The Magician ' s Apprentice " ) Behind the Scenes . In an invalid promo for " The Day of the Doctor " where the fourth wall is broken , Dan Starkey in character as Strax makes an important announcement on behalf of the Sontaran Empire for the apparently preoccupied audience : " Stop tweeting and watch the movie , you pitiful human scum ! " This annoyed remark was followed by a comedically timed mood swing from fury to a wry grin at the viewers .
Burma In the 13th century , Burma was under the nominal control of Kublai Khan . The First Doctor once won all its commerce for one year by playing high - stakes backgammon . ( TV : " Assassin at Peking " ) In November 1926 , anti - British Empire protests took place in Burma . The tigress Dawon ' s owner was killed in the protests . ( AUDIO : " The Emerald Tiger " )
Tommo ( The End of Time ) Tommo was a homeless man who lived in the wastelands of London in the 21st century . He was friends with a younger homeless man called Ginger . On Christmas Day , he and Ginger bought burgers at Steven ' s Point . Another homeless man bought a burger . He and Ginger both remarked that he looked like Harold Saxon . They were then both eaten by the hooded man , who in reality was the Master scavenging for food . ( TV : " The End of Time " )
Homeworld The word " homeworld " referred to the planet , or in some cases moon , on which a particular species originated . For example , Earth was the homeworld of Earth Reptile s , such as Silurian s , and human ity . ( TV : " Doctor Who and the Silurians " ) Gallifrey was the homeworld of the Time Lord s , ( TV : " The Time Warrior " ) and Skaro was the homeworld of the the Thal s and Kaled s , later the Dalek s . ( TV : " Genesis of the Daleks " ) The Second Doctor referred to Earth as the mother world in relation to the early colonisation of the solar system . ( PROSE : " The Wheel of Ice " )
Petro god The Petro god s were a group of loa in Haitian vodoun identified by Howard Phillips as the " evil gods " . The priest Gilles Lemaitre was said to have been a sorcerer who practised the darker rites of the Petro gods from the Congo whose ceremonies could produce zombie s . In 1915 , people from villages throughout Haiti were afraid that Baron Samedi and the Petro gods roamed the countryside . Lemaitre and his associates Carrefour and Henri Duval served the Great Old One s , specifically Cthulhu . ( PROSE : " White Darkness " ) Makandal created " new and hungry " loa of the Revolution in Saint - Domingue during the 18th century . ( COMIC : " Bêtes Noires & Dark Horses " , PROSE : " The Adventuress of Henrietta Street " ) Hermes indicated a group of Immortal s acted as gods in Haiti but didn ' t refer to groups . ( PROSE : " Deadly Reunion " )
Dwight Graham Dwight Graham was a human scientist . He was nicknamed " Boffin " since he was clever with mechanics . He worked for Buck Sharon at Global Response , but after the war with the Myloki started , he left to work for PRISM . He developed a device that he thought could disintegrate Grant Matthews . It appeared to succeed , but Matthews reformed later from the dust . Graham was killed during an attack on SKYHOME . ( PROSE : " The Indestructible Man " )
Bernard Lodge Bernard Lodge was credited with designing the first five title sequence s used for " Doctor Who " . These were the ones used from " An Unearthly Child " to " The Moonbase " ; from " The Macra Terror " to " The War Games " ; from " Spearhead from Space " to " The Green Death " ; from " The Time Warrior " to " Planet of the Spiders " ; and from " Robot " to " The Horns of Nimon " . Norman Taylor has alleged that , at least insofar as the monochromatic titles were concerned , " all [ Lodge ] did was to produce one white on black caption " . A paper trail would seem to exist in the BBC ' s archives which indicates Taylor was the principal discoverer of the " howl - round effect " seen in 1960s and early 1970s " Doctor Who " titles . According to Lodge in an interview in 2013 , the " howlaroud " effect was in existence at the time , with Verity Lambert asking him to " have a look at it " ( for " Doctor Who " ) and that it might be incorporated into the opening titles . Upon seeing the film of the howaround at Ealing Studios for the first time he described what he saw as Lodge created the titles and the symmetrical " Doctor Who " logo lettering , creating the titles and adding a pen torch light to create more patterns whilst filming the sequence . Lodge went on to also create the titles for Patrick Troughton ' s stories beginning with " The Macra Terror " adding in Troughton ' s face to the title sequence having been discouraged by Lambert during Hartnell ' s era ( as being too scary ) . The new sequence with Troughton ' s face was achieved with " a combination of the howlaround and a crumpled piece of polythene to break up the face as the light passed across it . We were very inventive in those days , always messing around and experimenting . " .
Sputnik Sputnik was the name of Earth ' s first artificial satellite . It was launched by the Soviet Union in October 1957 . Its launch was reported by the BBC on 15 October of that year . ( AUDIO : " Unregenerate ! " ) The satellite was described by Susan Foreman as " just a small ball " , which , as John Brent quickly pointed out , was also mirror ed . This helped conspiracy theorists believe that the Russian s were freezing England through a freezing ray sent from " Sputnik " , whose mirrors would make it easier to reflect the ray down to Earth . This theory was known as the Novosibirsk Project . ( PROSE : " Time and Relative " ) An earlier satellite with the same name was secretly launched on 1 May of that year , but it was hijacked by . The Soviets covered up the existence of the satellite . ( PROSE : " First Frontier " )
Temple ( Witch Hunt ) Mrs Temple was a Coal Hill teacher . She was working during the Coal Hill Halloween Fayre when Clara Oswald accused her of telling Susie White that she ' d never see her cat Smudge again . Mrs Temple had no idea what Clara was talking about , as Mrs Temple had just got back from getting a cup of tea . Susie explained that it was another " little fat lady " — Miss Chief — who said this . ( COMIC : " Witch Hunt " )
Patrick Mulkern Patrick Mulkern wrote many articles for " Doctor Who Magazine " in the 1980s ( 1985 – 88 ) and was invited back in 2005 and 2009 , and most recently ( 2015 ) provided an exhaustive production history of Marco Polo . Since 2008 he ' s been compiling a definitive " Doctor Who " story guide on the " Radio Times " website . In January 2010 , he worked on the editorial team and wrote the episode guide for the " Radio Times " " Doctor Who " 2005 – 2010 Special . He researched and co - wrote the " Radio Times " Companions special published in November 2010 .
Doctor Who : Battles in Time ( trading cards ) The Doctor Who : Battles in Time Trading Cards were collectible game cards issued with the . They were also available for separate purchase from newsagent retailers and some specialist shops . Features . The cards shared a number of common features . Card name . Each was named . Card number . Each had an individual number , with the numbering system being simply consecutive . 003 Card description . Each had a single descriptive line captioning the card . Card deck type . Each card had a sub - set category reflecting their general identity . Card classification . Each card had a code denoting its rarity . Surprisingly some of the hardest to find cards were not necessarily in the higher classification . Regular sets . Special release . All of the above were overlaid on a graphic presentation of the subject .
50000000000000 The year 50 , 000 , 000 , 000 , 000 was among the possible years listed by the Tenth Doctor as he found the TARDIS accelerating into the far future until it finally settled on the year 100 , 000 , 000 , 000 , 000 at the end of the universe . ( TV : " Utopia " )
Hayd Hayd was a friend of Drew . He allowed Drew to go first down a wormhole . He was an adrenaline junkie . He wanted to find the wormhole at the top of the mountain . He wanted to jump down it . He wanted to go gravity boarding . He was attacked by the Phobians . ( AUDIO : " Phobos " )
Lucy Cohu Lucy Cohu portrayed Alice Carter , Jack Harkness ' s daughter , in all five episodes of the " Torchwood " story " Children of Earth " . She is best known for her role as Princess Margaret in the telefilm " The Queen ' s Sister " . She was married to Corey Johnson .
Richard Haliwell Captain Richard Haliwell was the captain of the space ship " Cygnus " , one of the British Imperial Fleet heading to the Moon in 1878 . He was selected for the mission as part of his promotion as the British navy wanted a captain with no strong attachments to Earth who had demonstrated an ability to think outside the box . He kept a diary of the adventure that happened around him , including the discovery of a mysterious park on the dark side of the Moon . During the expedition , Haliwell and his men encountered the Fifth Doctor and Turlough , who had discovered a future version of Halliwell ' s diary in the TARDIS Time safe and arrived on the Moon to fulfil its " prediction " of their role . After meeting the Doctor , Haliwell seemed to fall in with him quickly and allowed the Time Lord to help with their investigation of the moon . They were chased by all manner of creatures until they were saved by Captain Sinclair . Haliwell was slightly attracted to the Professor ' s daughter , Emily Boyes - Dennison . They got along well after they had been captured by the Warden in the Citadel , forced to stay together and endure its tests due to the Warden ' s inability to speak English . Held prisoner in the warden ' s vast palace , Haliwell and Emily were tested using experiments such as a running corridor , where they would escape an electrified wall , or being made to swim for a prolonged time , Haliwell eventually deducing that they were being tested as possible prey . In a later test , they were forced to choose weapons for a fight . Haliwell chose a large cutlass and a small axe . In an artificial forest they met teeth and sword with all manner of creatures . Their last enemy was a Hydra , which he managed to defeat using his cutlass and blinding the creature ' s three eyes . He treated Emily ' s wounds using an alien solution . He continued to write his experiences in his diary . They were then confronted by two robotic hunters , one of which Halliwell managed to slash to bits with his sword , although the other was crushed underneath a saucer which Turlough had flown . Emily was keen to fly one of them to his dismay and worry , but he gave in . He led the crew to the lift off from the Moon ' s surface , and proposed to Emily during their return flight , but Emily asked him to consider if he would support her beliefs in equal rights for the genders rather than believing in her as an individual example . After the attack by the Vrall was narrowly averted by the Doctor and Turlough , Halliwell immediately proposed to Emily again after she was discovered alive , telling her that , while he did not yet share her views , he was willing to learn more from her . When Victoria ordered all records and relics of the Imperial Space Fleet dismantled , Halliwell entrusted the Doctor with his diary , knowing that the Doctor would be discreet and wanting some record of their incredible journey to remain . ( PROSE : " Imperial Moon " )
Adam Lloyd Adam Lloyd was a teenager in the year 2059 . Adam sneaked into 13 Bannerman Road and met an elderly , lonely Rani Chandra . She told him how she came to be this way and of her life when she was a teenager . Adam revealed himself as the son of Eve and Sam , sent to Bannerman Road to help Rani . He did so by restoring the natural timeline before returning to his family . ( TV : " The Mad Woman in the Attic " )
Hugh Hugh has several meanings pertinent to the " Doctor Who " universe and the real world . They are listed below in alphabetical order by surname . If no surname is available , alphabetization occurs by the disambiguation term — that is , the bit between the parentheses in a title like Waitress ( Random Shoes ) .