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The Infinity Race ( novel ) The Infinity Race was the sixty - first release in the BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures series . It was written by Simon Messingham , and featured the Eighth Doctor , Fitz Kreiner and Anji Kapoor . Publisher ' s summary . " Welcome to the Selonart Trans - Global Regatta — " " The ultimate sporting event in the universe ! " The Doctor is in trouble . He has his own race to win . Stuck in a parallel dimension , pursuing the mysterious Sabbath , he must unravel a complex plot in which he himself may be a pawn . Following the only lead , the TARDIS arrives on Selonart — a planet famed for the unique , friction - nullifying light water that covers its surface . A water that propels vast , technological yachts across its waves at inconceivable speeds . All in all , an indulgent , boastful demonstration of power by Earth ' s ruthless multi - stellar corporations . Is Sabbath ' s goal to win the race ? Who is Bloom , the enigmatic Selonart native ? As the danger escalates , the Doctor realises that he is being manoeuvred into engineering his own downfall . Is it already too late for him ? Plot . " to be added "
Special Weapons Dalek ( Remembrance of the Daleks ) A Special Weapons Dalek , referred to as the Abomination ( PROSE : " Remembrance of the Daleks " ) , was employed by the Imperial Dalek s against the Renegade Dalek s and obtain the Hand of Omega during the Shoreditch Incident . After it had done its work , it returned to the Imperial Dalek mothership via the Imperial Dalek Shuttle and was presumably destroyed when the Hand of Omega destroyed the mothership . ( TV : " Remembrance of the Daleks " ) Behind the scenes . This Dalek is the first Special Weapons Dalek to appear in any media .
Dax Fex Fize Slitheen Dax Fex Fize Slitheen was a male member of the Slitheen family , married to Bloorm Vungah Bart . Dax posed as Jay Stafford and attempted to avenge his family after their defeat by Sarah Jane Smith . Whilst breaking into his house , Maria and Alan Jackson discovered a body hung up , like a piece of clothing . After revealing this to Sarah Jane , they set off to stop Dax , Bloorm and Korst Gogg Thek . After discovering the true motives of the Xylok , Mr Smith , Dax and Bloorm decided to help and they formed an alliance with Sarah Jane , Alan and Maria . Ultimately , Mr Smith ' s plan was foiled , and the three Slitheen left Earth . ( TV : " The Lost Boy " )
Lycett ( The Ark in Space ) Technician Lycett was one of the human s placed in suspended animation on the Nerva Beacon and was one of the first humans to wake from suspended animation . He and Rogin were investigating a broken grill in the cryogenic chamber when a Wirrn grub attacked . He was trapped between the Wirrn grub and one of the pallets , and was killed by it . ( TV : " The Ark in Space " )
David de Keyser Rafael David de Keyser voiced the Atraxi in the " Doctor Who " story " The Eleventh Hour " and voiced the Cybermen in the video game " The Eternity Clock " , replacing Nicholas Briggs . Keyser was born in London . He is an actor and voice actor who has worked on over ninety television shows .
Naturalist Front The Naturalist Front was a political faction in the 30th century that believed that human evolution could best be accomplished by natural means . When the Blue Plague occurred , the First Doctor discovered that the Technological Front was responsible , using nanotechnology to infect the members of the other two factions , the Naturalist Front and the Metamorphosis Front . ( PROSE : " Room for Improvement " )
Latep Latep was a member of the secondary Thal taskforce sent to Spiridon to warn Taron ' s initial team about the true size of the Dalek army there . An ordinary soldier in the Thal army , he eventually came to see there was more to life than being a soldier . After being cut off from the main Thal party with Jo Grant , he developed a romantic attraction to her . He asked her to return to Skaro with him , but Jo chose to return to Earth with the Third Doctor instead . ( TV : " Planet of the Daleks " )
Sonia Markham Sonia Markham ( 3 July 1938 - March 2016 ) was make - up artist of " Doctor Who " from " The Sensorites " to " The Smugglers " . She was the sister of Petra Markham . After her time as a make - up artist for the BBC , Markham switched paths to women ' s rights and health issues , and later still trained as a psychotherapist . She was diagnosed with cancer in 2014 , and died in 2016 at the age of 77 .
Nicholas ( The Vampires of Paris ) Nicholas was one of the young orphans living at Madame Misra ' s orphanage in Paris , 1895 . Although only nine years old , he was aged about seventy years by the Vampire that stalked the streets , stealing time . Nicholas was returned to his earlier age when the Vampire was destroyed . ( PROSE : " The Vampire of Paris " )
Foot ( unit ) A foot was a unit of distance measurement commonly in use in the United Kingdom , particularly during the Third Doctor ' s exile on Earth . The Doctor ' s time sensor was calibrated to read in terms of Venus ian feet and mile s . Though he once reckoned that there were about . 225 Venusian miles for every Earth mile , he didn ' t give an exact relationship between Venusian and Earth feet , nor between a foot and a mile . However , Jo Grant did note that Venusian feet were much larger than Earth feet . The Doctor confirmed with a pun , noting that Venusian s themselves had feet so big they were always tripping over them . This suggested that the size of the Venusian unit of measurement had an anatomical origin . ( TV : " The Time Monster " )
Madame Anna Madame Anna was the woman that appeared in Henry Gordon Jago ' s dream . She then accompanied him around London . She often turned into his Mother . In the real Life , she helped Jago understand his dreams as she was having exactly the same dreams . ( AUDIO : " Return of the Repressed " )
Ashla shock - troop The Ashla shock - troops were posthuman cyborg soldier s created and designed by the Silversmith ' s Coterie . They had bulky silver armour which was elegantly decorated . Spiny crests ran down their backs . Their head s were flattened , with the brain s relocated elsewhere . The Rivera Manuscript described soldiers resembling Ashla shock - troops attacking a Homeworld at the start of the War , but there was no instance in documented posthuman history where shock - troops could have done this . ( PROSE : " The Book of the War " )
René Magritte René Magritte was a surrealist human painter . An android copy of him was in the Paloma Centre . The Eleventh Doctor used his sonic screwdriver to control it into attacking the invading Arucha , which it did by attacking them with a concrete pipe . ( PROSE : " The War of Art " )
Golden lion tamarin A golden lion tamarin was a type of monkey . The Fourth Doctor and Leela encountered one at the London Zoo that had been mind - controlled by General Secretary Murigan Epinephelus III to steal all the keys to the cages from the zookeepers and set the animals free . ( PROSE : " Stanley " )
Search - Conv - Corp The Search - Conv - Corp were a group of space rangers who searched for wrecked spaceship s . In a occasion , they requested to the Mentor Kiv funding a retrieval craft in the zone of the planet Tokl , involved in wars around the Rim Worlds . ( TV : " Mindwarp " )
Mick Houghton Major Mick Houghton was a UNIT officer . Major - General Augustus Hayes told Alistair Gordon Lethbridge - Stewart that Houghton was a traitor and to kill him . Instead , Lethbridge - Stewart talked to him first and discovered he was investigating a conspiracy involving the Major - General . Hayes sent troops to capture them and Houghton was killed whilst attempting to escape . ( PROSE : " The Devil Goblins from Neptune " )
Everyone Says Hello ( audio story ) Everyone Says Hello was the second release of the " BBC Torchwood audio stories " . Publisher ' s summary . Across Cardiff , ordinary people are behaving in odd ways : saying hello to one another , and going out of their way to greet people . Torchwood discovers that an alien communications field is gathering strength in the city . The team must find the device responsible and shut it off — before civil unrest engulfs the city . Plot . " to be added " Characters . People possessed by the computer Notes . " to be added "
Observation ( short story ) Observation was the fourth short story in the Short Trips anthology " " . It was written by Ian Farrington . It featured the Fifth Doctor and Turlough . Summary . The TARDIS lands on Earth circa 40000 BC . The Doctor and Turlough head for a rise in terrain , below which they can see a tribe of Cro - Magnon s . The Doctor hopes to observe the first contact between Neanderthal s and Cro - Magnons . He has spent much research into finding the correct moment , and has narrowed it down within six months . Turlough is amazed at the prospect of observing for six months . The Doctor suggests he take the TARDIS and jump ahead six months so he won ' t have to wait with the Doctor . As Turlough heads back to the TARDIS , the Doctor sets up his surveillance equipment . Turlough sets the TARDIS controls and materialises six months later . He heads for the Doctor ' s site and realises something is wrong . The Doctor is impatient with Turlough and tells him to gather the rest of the equipment while he heads for the TARDIS . As Turlough picks up the equipment , he finds the Doctor ' s notebook . He furtively reads it while he packs . After more than three weeks of watching the Cro - Magnons , the Doctor notes the Neanderthals ' arrival . For almost four months , the two tribes go about their business , not meeting at all . After six months , expecting Turlough any day , the Doctor scouts around his observation site and finds something unexpected . He notes the coordinates in the notebook . Turlough , curious , heads for the location specified by the coordinates . He finds a dead Neanderthal body and deduce s that the man had seen the Doctor ' s camp site and died while approaching it . Turlough sees a Neanderthal approach , but he retreats when he sees that Turlough has seen him . Turlough heads back to the TARDIS . The last thing Turlough sees is members of both tribes approaching the spot . Continuity . " to be added "
2080s In the 2080s , two powerful un - named power blocs were each trying to prove more powerful than the other . ( TV : " Warriors of the Deep " ) The Thousand Day War between Earth and Mars took place from 2086 to 2088 . ( PROSE : " Transit " , " GodEngine " )
Schumacher In an alternative timeline , Schumacher was a soldier at border of East Berlin , he was commanded to kill German protesters at the Berlin Wall on 9 November 1989 . The Seventh Doctor tried to stop him from firing the first shot . ( AUDIO : " Protect and Survive " )
Liana Del Giudice Liana Del Giudice was the editor of the " Doctor Who " television stories " The Empty Child " , " The Doctor Dances " , " The Christmas Invasion " , " New Earth " and " School Reunion " . After her departure from " Doctor Who " , she edited occasional episodes of various series , including , " The Bill " and . She also enjoyed a long run editing for , which continued from 2007 to 2010 . Her most recent work has found her once again editing Billie Piper ' s work , but this time on . In 2010 she was also the editor for Mark Gatiss ' adaptation of . In 2013 she returned to " Doctor Who " , editing the 50th anniversary special " The Day of the Doctor " . Her career began in the late 1990s and she didn ' t have many credits before coming into " Doctor Who " . However , one of the more important for the development of her future career may well have been two episodes of the then - Phil Collinson - produced " Sea of Souls " .
The Singing Crystals ( short story ) The Singing Crystals was a short story published in " Doctor Who Annual 1970 " . It featured the Second Doctor , Jamie McCrimmon and Zoe Heriot . Summary . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
DWM 238 The 238th issue of " Doctor Who Magazine " was released on 11 April 1996 and removed from British newsstands on 8 May 1996 . It was the lone 1990s issue of the publication to be on British newsstands when an episode of " Doctor Who " debuted on BBC1 . Indeed , it was the only such issue since " DWM " # 155 ' s release with " Survival " until " DWM " # 354 ' s with " Rose " . Released in the same month as the television movie , but before the ratings had been tabulated , it was optimistic about " Doctor Who " ' s apparent future with Paul McGann . Contents . Archives . By Andrew Pixley Telesnap archives . Compiled by Matthew Pereira Shelf Life . Reviews by Dave Owen
Beltane Beltane was a pagan festival on Earth which began at midnight on 30 April — that is , the first minute of the first day of May . Professor Gilbert Horner described it as the " greatest occult festival of the year , bar Halloween " . ( TV : " The Dæmons " )
Raymond Day Raymond Day was a soap star on the Meson Broadcasting System . He was fired from " Jubilee Towers " for showing up drunk during a live broadcast . When he got home , he found his lover Mae Jordan with chief engineer Terry Marston . In a jealous rage , he shot and killed Marston . They tried to hide the body , but it was carried away and hidden by Xyron robot s . When Krllxk took control of all the mechanical devices on the station , Day was chased by an animatronic knight . While trying to hide , he tripped over Marston ' s body , and the knight decapitated him . ( PROSE : " Time of Your Life " )
Frank ( The Baron Wastes ) Frank was a security guard , along with his brother Bob , for Baron Enterprises . They were assigned to track down the Fourth Doctor and Susan King , who had infiltrated Baron Enterprises posing as health inspectors . Frank was killed when Susan King sabotaged the lift he was using . ( PROSE : " The Baron Wastes " )
War of the Words ( comic story ) War of the Words was a Fourth Doctor comic strip published in " Doctor Who Magazine " . Summary . For 47 . 63 years the Vromyx and the Garynth have been at war for possession of the super - weapon data thought to be contained on the library planet Biblios . Although the robot librarians of Biblios have repeatedly told the Vromyx and Garynth that the library has no data on weapons , the warring species refuse to end their war or move it elsewhere . Because of the ferocity of the war , no one has visited Biblios for years until the Fourth Doctor and K9 arrive on the planet . Once he learns of the situation , the Doctor contacts the Vromyx and Garynth and tells them he is a powerful warlord who has passed easily through their blockade and gained access to Biblios ' super - weapon data . The Doctor blows up the building alleged to house the data . He tells the Vromyx and Garynth that he will be the only one to ever have it . Thinking the weapons data destroyed , the warring sides have nothing left to fight for and promptly leave the orbit of Biblios . However , the Doctor has deceived them by blowing up an empty storage building . When one of the robot librarians wonders why the Vromyx and Garynth believed the Doctor and not the robots who had told the truth , the Doctor replies , " Well , you know . . . ' actions speak louder than words ' ! Especially actions that make a very large ' boomf ' ! " Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added " External links . " to be added "
Walled City of Kowloon The Walled City of Kowloon was located in Hong Kong . At one point , it had been a slum , but by 1974 it was home to over twenty thousand people . The Doctor imprisoned the Platinum Dragon here thousands of years earlier , unaware that so many people would be living here in the future . Every one hundred eight years the Doctor had to return to the city to prevent the dragon from waking . In 1974 , the Sixth Doctor and Peri Brown arrived here to prevent its waking . ( PROSE : " Exclave " )
Arthur ' s World Arthur ' s World , or Morgaine ' s continuum , was a mythic - seeming alternate Earth where advanced technology developed alongside magic . Unlike other alternative timeline s , Arthur ' s world was a natural alternative that had sprung from the universe . ( PROSE : " No Future " ) On this Earth , King Arthur was a historical British king and not merely a shadowy figure of myth . It produced several exceptional sorcerers ( or users of advanced psychic power s ) . Arthur ruled here before his overthrow by Morgaine and her son , Mordred . Morgaine imprisoned Merlin , a version of the Doctor himself , leaving the knight Ancelyn , loyal to Arthur , and others to survive . Ancelyn knew of TARDIS es and recognised the Doctor ' s seventh incarnation , though not by his face . The Doctor theorised that one of his future incarnations would move to Arthur ' s world . This incarnation left a note for him . Arthur ' s World was accessible from the Doctor ' s universe . The exit point in the main timeline was located in Carbury near Lake Vortigern , in rural England . An interstitial vortex linked the dimensions . Ancelyn told Brigadier Winifred Bambera that cars did not exist on Arthur ' s world . However , flying machines called ornithopter s were used as transport . This universe had at least Thirteen Worlds , all dominated by Morgaine , and the S ' rax were the soldiers of this universe . ( TV : " Battlefield " )
Torajii Torajii was the sentient star at the centre of the Torajii system . Abilities . Torajii , unlike many other stars , was alive . It was capable of possessing human s , raising their temperature to hundreds of degrees and converting their oxygen into hydrogen . These possessed individuals would gain glowing eyes , which allowed them to incinerate people . The original personality would be subsumed , but Torajii could make use of the person ' s memories , allowing it to intelligently react to problems . Torajii displayed a high level of intelligence instead of just acting like a wounded animal , as it was able to use the infected crew ' s knowledge to its own advantage and attack the ship in the most effective way . Also , when it sensed the crew were close to escape it spread the infection , allowing it to attack on two fronts . ( TV : " 42 " ) History . Torajii was first encountered by humans as a living being when a cargo ship , the SS " Pentallian " , hurriedly took some gas from the star as fuel for an illegal fusion scoop . Unaware that they were dealing with a sentient being , the fusion scoop caused Torajii incredible pain and brought it to a maddening rage where it sought to take revenge of the ship and regain what had been stolen from it . Gas from the star travelled to the starship and possessed two members of the crew , Korwin McDonnell and Dev Ashton , who then went on to sabotage the ship and kill many crew members . Eventually , the gas possessed the Tenth Doctor , who told the remainder of the crew the source of the problem and asked them to dump the illegal fuel into the star . Torajii then allowed them to leave . The Doctor requested that buoys be placed around Torajii so that no one would attempt to fusion scoop there , stating that as a sentient being Torajii " deserved protection . " ( TV : " 42 " )
Liater Liater was a planet devoted to shopping . Its surface was covered in shopping malls , earning it the nickname " the Greatest Mall in the Universe " . The Tenth Doctor took Donna Noble to Liater when she asked to go shopping . ( COMIC : " The Greatest Mall in the Universe " )
Inferno ( novelisation ) Publisher ' s summary . Inferno is the name of a top - secret drilling project to penetrate the Earth ' s crust and release a major new energy source . A crisis develops when a noxious liquid leaks out as drilling progresses – the green poison has a grotesquely debilitating effect on human beings . As the Earth ' s plight worsens , the Third Doctor is trapped in a parallel world , unable to rescue the planet and its inhabitants from the destructive force of Inferno . . . Audiobook . This Target Book was released complete and unabridged by BBC Audio and read by Caroline John . The audio set of four CDs was released in April 2011 priced £13 . 99 ( UK ) External links . " to be added "
Sally ( Cat ' s Cradle : Warhead ) Sally was a young woman who lived in an unspecified American city . , and she helped Bobby Prescott hunt and kill teenagers who played computer game s . When they targeted Vincent Wheaton , the boy used his psychic power s abilities to reshape a bicycle into a monster and telekinetic ally direct it to brutally slaughter Prescott ' s helpers . ( PROSE : " " )
Caleb Woodbridge Caleb Woodbridge was a writer of Big Finish Productions Short Trips stories . Woodbridge was one of the winners of a writing competition held by Big Finish to find new authors . His winning entry , " The Shopping Trolleys of Doom " , was published in the anthology " " . He was subsequently commissioned to write " Blessed Are the Peacemakers " for the anthology " " .
Air raid warden An air raid warden was a civilian official in Britain during World War II . One of a warden ' s chief duties was to ensure that the citizenry were observing blackout procedures , so that German night time bombers would not be able to easily identify targets below them . One such warden was stationed on the top of the building that housed the Cabinet War Rooms . He was particularly alarmed by the fact that London lit up just prior to a German air raid . Unbeknownst to him , the lights were turned on by Dalek s orbiting the Earth . ( TV : " Victory of the Daleks " ) Oscar Botcherby ' s father was an air raid warden in Shepton Mallet throughout World War II . Oscar claimed that he " slept in a steel helmet for five years " . ( TV : " The Two Doctors " ) Roderick Purton was an air raid warden in St Anton ' s Point in London during the war . ( AUDIO : " The Concrete Cage " ) Alfie Wilkinson was an air raid warden . He led the efforts to rescue Sarah Miller when she was trapped in the wreckage of her home . ( PROSE : " Tell Me You Love Me " )
Dave Mason Dave Mason was a bus driver . May got on the bus and paid with change from a tip she had received . Dave noticed her talking to an attractive man . When he finished his shift , he took his change with him . He encountered a man named Chris Welsh , whose wife had just had a baby . Dave gave Chris some change for the telephone . ( PROSE : " Loose Change " )
Machine That Goes " Ding " A Machine That Goes " Ding " was a machine that the Tenth Doctor used to detect Zygon DNA . Besides lighting up when in the presence of a Zygon , the machine could microwave frozen dinners from up to 20 feet and download comics from the future . The Doctor thought the machine identified Elizabeth I as a Zygon , but it had in fact detected that her horse was one . ( TV : " The Day of the Doctor " ) Behind the scenes . It resembled the Timey - wimey detector from " Blink " in many ways , being made of a bunch of random objects , making a " ding " sound , and being able to remotely prepare food .
Time warp A time warp was a kind of time loop . It could be caused by gravitic warping of normal time - progression , resulting in lateral stasis . The " Flying Dutchman II " had been trapped in one for 628 years . the Cyberman helped to break it . However , this resulted in the passengers rapidly ageing to death . ( COMIC : " Ship of Fools " ) Time warps , which felt like being " tumble - dried , " left a temporal residue that could be detected . ( AUDIO : " We Are The Daleks " )
Zaggar - Six Zaggar - Six was a planet which the Fourth Doctor visited at some point in its history . He hadn ' t eaten anything between leaving that world and arriving at an English village that was being attacked by General Ironicus ' Iron Legion . He tried to buy provisions , as well as some jelly babies , at J . Grubb General Store with some Zaggan pound note s which , according to him , were " a little on the slimy side , but absolutely inflation - proof ! " ( COMIC : " Doctor Who and the Iron Legion " )