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Verity Newman Verity Newman was the great - granddaughter of Joan Redfern , a nurse that the Doctor had met in the year 1913 . One day when she was searching out her attic , she found a journal which had been written by the Tenth Doctor when he was in the form of John Smith . She was credited as the author of " A Journal of Impossible Things " , which was based on the writings of John Smith and Joan Redfern . Near the end of his tenth incarnation , the Doctor went to a book signing of hers . She asked him who to sign it to , and he replied " the Doctor " . She then realised it was the same man as in her book . Verity told the Doctor her great - grandmother died happily when he asked , asking him , in turn , if he was happy . The " dying " Tenth Doctor smiled , and simply walked away without giving her a reply . ( TV : " The End of Time " )
Homeland ( audio story ) Homeland was a BBV " Audio Adventures in Time & Space " story which featured Zygon s and Skarasen . It was written by Paul Dearing . Publisher ' s summary . " " Listen to me . All of you . There is no escape ! " " From suspicious activities in an English stately home to the rainforests of Colombia - the UN Military and their scientific advisor Guy Dean are on the trail of a global conspiracy - one which threatens the destruction of civilisation . The Zygons have returned to Earth and this time they will give no quarter in their search for a new homeland . Plot . " to be added " " rest to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
SFX Collection 33 SFX Collection # 33 was the 33rd release in SFX ' s regular series of Special Edition Collections – subtitled on the spine " Doctor Who : Ultimate Guide " ( 2008 ) . External links . The official online website of the magazine with latest news
Monroe Stahr Monroe Stahr was a bad - tempered film producer in 1930 s Hollywood . He threatened to remove a director called Seth Rakoff from a film project called " The Mummy " because the film was going over - budget . Shortly after , he was killed by an Osiran - controlled mummy and his internal organs were removed . ( COMIC : " The Curse of the Scarab " )
Fly Flies were non - sentient insect s native to Earth ( TV : " Dangerous Journey " ) and Gallifrey . ( TV : " Heaven Sent " ) Barbara Wright and Ian Chesterton encountered a fly when they were miniaturised in 1960s England . Although flies were ordinarily of insignificant mass to human s , this particular fly was a genuine threat to Barbara and Ian . Fortunately for them , it lit upon something coated with the insecticide DN6 and died . ( TV : " Dangerous Journey " ) Flies were preyed upon by spider s . The Fifth Doctor quipped that the Racnoss Consort must have eaten a lot of flies to reach his size . ( AUDIO : " Empire of the Racnoss " ) The Twelfth Doctor recognised the Veil , who was swarmed by flies , as having been stolen from his first incarnation ' s boyhood nightmares on Gallifrey . The Veil was based on an old lady who died and was covered in veils , but because it was a hot , sunny day , the flies came . This gave the young Doctor nightmares for years . ( TV : " Heaven Sent " )
Jacob Gryffen Jacob Gryffen was the son of Alistair Gryffen and Eleanor Gryffen and the brother of Mina Gryffen . Jacob went missing , along with his mother and sister , in a freak accident in 2040 . He haunted his father ' s every step afterwards . ( TV : " The Fall of the House of Gryffen " )
Gravity satellite Gravity satellites were used by the National Trust to hold back the heat of the sun from Earth for billions of years . In the year 5 . 5 / Apple / 26 , the trust ' s money ran out and they had to shut them down — allowing the sun to finally engulf Earth . ( TV : " The End of the World " )
Chimeron jelly Chimeron jelly was a substance eaten by young Chimeron s . It functioned in a similar way to royal jelly for bee s . Young Chimerons that were given Chimeron jelly from birth would develop into queen Chimerons . The jelly was stored in small syringes and given at regular intervals after the birth in order to supply hormones and nutrients . Delta administered some jelly to the Chimeron princess , accelerating her growth . Billy ingested some jelly and was changed into a Chimeron . ( TV : " Delta and the Bannermen " )
Harry Mailer Harry Mailer was an inmate of Stangmoor Prison . He was scheduled to be subjected to the Keller Machine after George Patrick Barnham . He staged an escape attempt with Lenny Vosper but he and Vosper were recaptured . Shortly afterwards , he was visited , who helped him take control of the prison . The Master used him and the other inmates to hijack the Thunderbolt missile . When UNIT attacked the prison , he took the Third Doctor and Jo Grant out of their cells , planning to use them as hostages . He warned them he could get out with either one of them , and if either of them gave him any trouble , he ' d shoot them . While walking down a flight of steps , Jo pushed Mailer over , but Mailer took hold of Jo , using her as a shield . He raised his gun at the Doctor and prepared to shoot but was fatally shot by the Brigadier . ( TV : " The Mind of Evil " )
Valentina Shuskin Captain Valentina Shuskin ( also known as the Bitch Queen of Leningrad ) was a Spetsnaz officer and a member of the Soviet branch of UNIT . She helped the Third Doctor stop the Waro invasion of Earth . ( PROSE : " The Devil Goblins from Neptune " )
The Faithful Rocket Pack ( comic story ) The Faithful Rocket Pack is a " TV Comic " story featuring the Second Doctor , John and Gillian . Summary . The TARDIS brings the Second Doctor , John and Gillian to Arizona in 1988 where they watch an American plane crash . Soldiers arrive from a base and the Doctor tells them he watched it crash and will help discover why this has happened three times . The Doctor flies the fourth plane before it enters a death dive , but he uses his faithful rocket pack to escape , since the ejector seat doesn ' t work . He alter searches the desert for anything magnetic , and is captured by an enemy power using underground caves to destroy American test flights . He contacts John by walkie - talkie and asks him to send a plane filled with explosives . Tricked , the enemy causes the plane to crash and destroys the caves , with the Doctor escaping .
James Court James Court was a lighting designer . He became romantically involved with Dr Carolyn McConnell in 1997 . Vampire s in San Francisco kidnap ped him to discourage the Eighth Doctor from investigating their activities . He was freed after all the vampires were killed . ( PROSE : " Vampire Science " ) When the Eighth Doctor contemplated living in early 2000s San Francisco , he reflected that he could have James and Carolyn over for dinner . ( PROSE : " Unnatural History " )
Mumu Manchu Mumu Manchu was an early 20th century Chinese criminal mastermind who had numerous encounters with the Manleigh Halt Irregulars . He wanted to bring down the British government . He had drooping moustache s . ( PROSE : " The Delightful Bag " ) John described Mumu as " the demented crime lord of Limehouse " . ( PROSE : " Fellowship of the Ink " ) At the turn of the 20th century , one of Mumu ' s schemes was foiled by Isiah Dogberry . On a Christmas in the 1920s , Mumu came to Manleigh Halt with his daughter Dilys and his hired dwarf Mr Glister . He encountered Iris Wildthyme and Panda . Mumu , Dilys , and Glister became the targets of George Mistrise ' s Wild Hunt . ( PROSE : " The Delightful Bag " ) Sometime before Henry Cleavis moved to Darkholmes in the 1930s , he and John had an encounter with Mumu . ( PROSE : " Fellowship of the Ink " )
The Ancestor Cell ( novel ) The Ancestor Cell was the thirty - sixth novel in the BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures series . It was written by Peter Anghelides and Stephen Cole , and featured the Eighth Doctor , Fitz Kreiner , Compassion and Romana III , as well as a ' ghost ' version of the Third Doctor . Publisher ' s summary . The Doctor ' s not the man he was . But what has he become ? An old enemy — Faction Paradox , a cult of time - travel ling voodoo terrorist s — is finally making him one of its own . These rebels have a mission for him , one that will deliver him into the hands of his own people , who have decreed that he must die . Except now , it seems , the Time Lord s have a mission for him too . . . A gargantuan structure , hewn from solid bone , has appeared in the skies over Gallifrey . Its origin and purpose are unknown , but its powers threaten to tear apart the web of time and the universe with it . Only the Doctor can get inside . . . but soon he will learn that nothing is safe and nothing sacred . Shot by both sides , confronted by past sins and future crimes , the Doctor finds himself a prisoner of his own actions . With options finally running out , he must face his most crushing defeat or take one last , desperate chance for salvation . . . Plot . " to be added " Notes . Criticisms . " The Ancestor Cell " saw the culmination of the War arc , which had begun in " Alien Bodies " . That novel ' s author , Lawrence Miles , had already begun plans for the " Faction Paradox " series , which continued the storyline ; independently , he criticised " The Ancestor Cell " for its revelations about the enemy ( suggested to be primordial cell s irradiated by temporal interference and energised by a leaking bottle universe ) and Grandfather Paradox ( a future version of the Eighth Doctor ) . According to Miles , Stephen Cole claimed that both revelations were not definite answers . Lance Parkin ' s novel " The Gallifrey Chronicles " reveals that Grandfather Paradox is in fact everyone ' s potential future .
Kro ' ka The Kro ' ka was a being that controlled access between zones on the planet Bortresoye within the Divergent Universe . He referred to himself as an " Interzone Guardian " . ( AUDIO : " The Creed of the Kromon " ) The Kro ' ka was tasked by the Divergence ( and later Rassilon ) to direct the Eighth Doctor and Charley Pollard through a series of zones , to observe their effects on the experiments therein . ( AUDIO : " Caerdroia " ) Description . The Kro ' ka was a shape - shifting creature of indeterminate size . Charley referred to him as " a little blobby weasel who does the Divergence ' s dirty work . " At one point , he had two hands , though he did not normally have any . He did not have a neck or feet . ( AUDIO : " Caerdroia , The Next Life " ) The Kro ' ka conducted his work remotely using psychic power s , telepathically inspecting the thoughts and intentions of the people moving between zones . He was capable of casting sensory illusions , or removing sensory input as he saw fit . He was high - minded , but with the skills to back up his attitude . The Kro ' ka was believed by the Doctor to serve his masters reluctantly and under duress . Despite their enmity , the Kro ' ka expressed an admiration for the Doctor . ( AUDIO : " The Creed of the Kromon , " Caerdroia " " ) Charley once described him as " a complete fraud and malicious piece of excrement in dire need of a damn good hiding . " ( AUDIO : " The Next Life " )
Anne Caisson Anne Caisson was the personal assistant of Home Secretary Clive Reeves . At work one day in 1966 , Anne was contacted by the Eighth Doctor , who told her that an alien device had ended up in Sir Clive ' s briefcase . The Doctor and Anne travelled to Sir Clive ' s house , where Anne retrieved the device while Sir Clive was distracted by the Doctor . Anne then took the Doctor back to her flat where they celebrated Christmas . ( PROSE : " For the Man Who Has Everything " )
Kandasi Kandasi was a gigantic spacecraft ( later , space station ) made out of living metal . The Panjistri used it to escape the destruction of their homeworld . It later came into Kirith ' s orbit , and was believed by the Kirithon s to be their world ' s second moon . Its high gravity disrupted weather patterns on Kirith . The Panjistri set up a matter transporter on Kandasi Island for travel to and from Kirith . Kirithons were told that they would be taken to Kandasi to join the " Brotherhood of Kandasi " , but in fact were being absorbed into the God Machine . The Seventh Doctor and Ace , accompanied by Arun and , came to Kandasi to stop the Panjistri , where they learned from Reptu of the plan to create the God Machine . When the Timewyrm completely took over the Grand Matriarch , the station ' s systems began began failing , having been maintained by their leader ' s telepathic control . After everyone was evacuated , the God Machine destroyed Kandasi . ( PROSE : " " )
Melon man The " melon man " was one of several people who owned a time slot in the same timeshare operated by Holiday Opportunity Promotions . When the Sixth Doctor paid for the same week for which Godfrey Richardson had paid , the people from several different time periods appeared in the timeshare . The " melon man " , so named by Peri because he complained about having no melons , kept reliving the same moment until the Doctor fixed the situation . ( PROSE : " Timeshare " )
Klout Klout was the name used by a Foamasi member of West Lodge when he posed as Brock ' s lawyer . He committed acts of sabotage on the Leisure Hive with Brock , killed Stimson and framed the Fourth Doctor for it . They were eventually exposed and arrested by a Foamasi investigator , but he escaped with his companion . He died when the ship was shot down by Pangol as it tried to leave Argolis . ( TV : " The Leisure Hive " )
Bernardo ( The Doomsday Quatrain ) Bernardo was a trader . He thought that the question mark s on the Seventh Doctor ' s jumper was a mark of his clan . He told the Doctor of the prophecies of Nostradamus and how Garilund was pestering him . ( AUDIO : " The Doomsday Quatrain " )
Outstanding Balance ( short story ) Outstanding Balance was the eighth short story in the Short Trips anthology " " . It was written by Tim Lambert . 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 "
Ky Ky was a Solonian leader who greatly desired independence from the Overlords who ruled his people . When the Administrator who had come to grant independence was assassinated , the Marshal of Solos accused Ky , forcing him to flee to the surface of Solos , taking Jo Grant with him . He was later contacted by the Third Doctor who , along with Professor Sondergaard , had discovered that the Solonians ' " mutation s " were actually part of their natural life cycle . Ky eventually metamorphosed into an advanced Solonian and vaporised the Marshal , killing him . ( TV : " The Mutants " )
Eye of the TARDIS ( video game ) Eye of the TARDIS was an online game published on the BBC ' s " Doctor Who " website . The game was animated by Firestep , who previously animated " The Infinite Quest " . Scenario . The Tenth Doctor has become trapped inside the TARDIS - right inside . His consciousness has been accidentally transferred into the TARDIS ' memory core . You will have to guide the Doctor through four sectors of the TARDIS ' neutral network - gathering artron energy crystal s along the way to reach the data / matter converter and escape . But beware , the data core carries information about the Doctor ' s deadliest enemies - and in his computerised form these " avatar s " are as deadly as the real thing . Jump on them to delete them from memory . Collect ten artron energy crystals before proceeding . Judoon troopers will try to stop you by cataloguing you as non - human . How to play ? Use the left arrow to move left and the right arrow to move right . Press up or the spacebar to jump . The down arrow controls the sonic screwdriver , which will open logic gates that may block your way . Notes . The video game was published here , but it isn ' t available any more .
Attack of ignorance An attack of ignorance was what the Great Houses used to punish the renegade Presidency by simply ignoring them . The Great Houses ' s Homeworld was a metaphorical eye that maintained the framework of history by observing it and keeping its causal connections and time - structures in check . If this " eye " failed to see a part of the Spiral Politic , that part would be ravaged by the random probability - forms of the unformatted universe , ungoverned by the certainty of history . When the renegade Presidency on Dronid was ignored by the Homeworld , a front of protospace and anti - history tore apart their powerbase and ate through the culture of the local population , reducing them from industrial city - states to terrified , insular communities ripped apart by the colliding time - states . Early in the War , the Great Houses attempted to ignore an enemy world into submission , but the attack had no effect on the target , suggesting that the enemy also had an " eye " to oversee history . ( PROSE : " The Book of the War " )
IMC Needs You ! IMC Needs You ! was a 2 | entertain documentary accompanying the DVD release of " Colony in Space " . It used interviews with Barry Letts , Terrance Dicks , Michael Briant , Katy Manning , Graeme Harper , Bernard Kay , telling the story of the origins and production of the serial , with a particular emphasis on the awful weather .
Burdon Burdon was a Canavitchi agent . When Kyla O ' Shaugnessy could not transmit the Jex invasion plans that she had stolen over the Internet , she put them on a CD - ROM . Then she went to Japan and gave the disk to Burdon . He flew to Australia and went to a small border town in the Northern Territories . He walked five miles away from the town and gave the disk to the next person in the transport chain . ( PROSE : " The King of Terror " )
The Ultimate Foe ( reference book ) The Ultimate Foe was a reference book published by Obverse Books in 2017 . The book covered the " Doctor Who " serial " The Ultimate Foe " . Publisher ' s summary . ' You are dead , Doctor . Goodbye . ' After almost 18 months off - air " Doctor Who " returned to television in September 1986 with the 14 - episode The Trial of a Time Lord , an epic serial intended by its production team as a grand statement about both the programme and its lead character . Its final two episodes , " The Ultimate Foe " , would prove to be the climax , if not the resolution , to the longest ever " Doctor Who " serial and to behind - the - scenes issues , both inside and outside the programme ' s own production office , that had dogged the series for over a year . Suffering from unprecedented scripting issues , including the death of its original writer and the withdrawal of his successor ' s replacement script for the final episode after it had been issued to the cast and crew , this serial , while not intended as such , also came to serve as the finale for Colin Baker ' s interpretation of the Doctor on television . This Black Archive examines multiple drafts of both episodes ' scripts to look at creative conflicts behind the conclusion to this epic adventure , and the clash of intentions and interpretations that resulted in what was seen in the final transmitted programmes . Notable features . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " External links . " to be added "
Gareth Evans Gareth Evans was a technician who worked at Torchwood One in 2007 . Gareth ' s eagerness to have a " snog " with Adeola Oshodi led him to his death when he went off to find a secluded place to meet her . Because he took longer than Adeola intended , she followed him to her death . Gareth was cybernetically altered by Cybermen from Pete ' s World , as well as Adeola , who also led Matt Crane to his death . He was killed when his earpiece was overloaded by a signal from the Tenth Doctor . ( TV : " Army of Ghosts " )
Ada Obiefune Ada Uwaebuka Obiefune was the wife of Ijezie Obiefune and mother of Alice Obiefune . Ada loved delta blues , jazz , and reggae . Her favourite musician was John Jones , a pop singer from the 1960s . ( COMIC : " What He Wants . . . " ) She attended one of Jones ' concerts at the Dog & Duck in 1962 and " dance [ d ] like a lunatic " according to her daughter , who she did not know was watching her from the future . ( COMIC : " The Comfort of the Good " ) At some point after Ada became pregnant with Alice , her husband died and she raised their daughter as a single mother . During a visit to his grave , Alice was crying and Ada explained to her daughter her moral philosophy that if something is wrong , one must speak up about it to prevent the wrong from going on . Alice revealed that Maddie Potter ' s father expressed that Ada and her husband should " go back to where [ they ] came from . " ( COMIC : " Whodunnit ? " ) In June 1982 , Ada delivered the same message to Alice , saying that one must speak out no matter how hard and painful it might be . ( COMIC : " The Infinite Astronaut " ) Alice took care of Ada for several years before she passed away prior to August 2014 . Ada was a cornerstone in her daughter ' s life . ( COMIC : " After Life " ) Impersonation . Knowing Alice ' s desire for her mother to be alive again , the Talent Scout took Ada ' s form and convinced Alice that he was her mother , back from the dead . ( COMIC : " The Eternal Dogfight " ) Alice later remembered that her " mother " did not recognise John Jones when they met , despite Jones being her all time favourite musician , and it made Alice realise that this couldn ' t be her mother . ( COMIC : " The Infinite Astronaut " ) The Talent Scout taunted Alice by impersonating Ada again after a TARDIS explosion separated her from the Doctor in a separate dimension . ( COMIC : " Four Dimensions " )
Quincy Jones Quincy Jones was a musician whom the Twelfth Doctor was reminded of whilst listening to music in Bill Potts ' shared house in Bristol . The Doctor claimed that he had once sat in on a session with Jones , replacing Jones ' bassist , who was a musically incompetent Klarj neon death voc bot . ( TV : " Knock Knock " )
Anna Wing Anna Wing ( born 30 October 1914 in Hackney , London ; died 7 July 2013 ) played Anatta in the " Doctor Who " story " Kinda " . She had a long career in television and theatre . She started out as an artist ' s model . During the Second World War , she worked in East End hospitals . She was married at thirty , but divorced three years later . She had a long relationship with the poet Phillip O ' Connor . Anna is the mother of actor and theatre director Mark Wing - Davey , who is perhaps best remembered by telefantasy fans as Zaphod Beeblebrox in the BBC ' s radio and television adaptations of Douglas Adams ' s " The Hitchhiker ' s Guide to the Galaxy " . She is well remembered for portraying the Beale and Fowler family matriarch Lou Beale in the BBC television series " EastEnders " from the show ' s inception in 1985 to 1988 . Anna quit her role in the hit show as she was unhappy with the direction it was going , but has since reflected that it may not have been the right decision . An earlier soap appearance of hers was in " Market in Honey Lane " for ATV in the late 1960s . Other notable television credits include roles in " Dixon of Dock Green " , " Z - Cars " , " Play for Today " and " The Sweeney " , among countless others . Since leaving " EastEnders " , she worked on stage , playing Madame Arcati , in Noel Coward ' s comedy " Blithe Spirit " . She has also had numerous television roles , including parts in " Casualty " , " Doctors " , " French and Saunders " , " The Bill " as well as adding her vocal talents to the animated series " Fungus the Bogeyman " . She had a part in the 2004 film " The Calcium Kid " with Orlando Bloom . In 2005 she made a public appearance at the British Soap Awards , where she presented June Brown with a life - time achievement award for her portrayal of Dot Branning in " EastEnders " . In 2005 , Anna formed part of the cast of the short film " Ex Memoria " , directed by Josh Appignanesi and produced by Oscar - winning producer Mia Bays . The short film tells of a woman ' s struggle with Alzheimers . EX MEMORIA was nominated for a British Independent Film Award for Best Short in 2006 . Anna Wing had radical political views and was associated with the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament . She suffered from poor health in her later years and used a walking stick .