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A Dog ' s Life ( short story ) A Dog ' s Life was a story featured in " " . It was written by Justin Richards . Summary . K9 Mark III is in Sarah Jane Smith ' s lounge with limited functionality , efficiency rating of only 11 % . His universal - charging , extra powerful , high - energy battery cells are old and desperately need replacing . Like Sarah , K9 is beginning to show signs of age . Frequently shutting down to conserve his remaining battery life , K9 periodically awakes to update images of Sarah . His self - repair systems have failed and cannot be repaired . K9 spends more time in power saving mode . He feels he is failing and Sarah grows sadder . Before long K9 is boxed up , but still close to hand in the lounge , albeit hidden behind the television . . . K9 is alerted by movement and awakes . Voices of two unknown human males are detected . Audio sensors pick up the strangers ' conversation as they move around , unauthorised , in search of money and jewellery in Mistress Sarah ' s absence . Intruders are identified as burglars and K9 powers up and makes a call to the police for assistance with two intruders . K9 warns the intruders before setting his blaster to stun and immobilises them just as Sarah arrives home , closely followed by the police , who believe Sarah alone had managed to overpower the intruders ( without leaving a mark ! ) . She is asked whether she has a dog , which she denies but reflects fondly on one she “ used to have . A very good dog , a girl ' s best friend . . . ” The K9 unit is now exhausted and shuts down . Once more woken by sensory movement and with less than five minutes energy remaining before he enters permanent shut down , K9 struggles to identify the young male humanoid examining and tinkering with him in a location he is unable to identify . Too weak to defend himself or speak , K9 is able to detect the eyes of a man , older and more experienced than his apparent age . Visual data detects eyes showing a man displaying kindness , care and concern , audio data is able to identify the humanoid ' s double heartbeat . Analysis of situation confirms humanoid ' s identity is the Doctor Master . Analysis of situation confirms self - repair systems functioning . Analysis confirms K9 will be restored to 100 % efficiency !
Planet of the Dead ( comic story ) Planet of the Dead was a Seventh Doctor comic published in " Doctor Who Magazine " . Summary . The Doctor is on the planet Adeki , trying to fish , when he comes upon an old city of the Adekians . It is populated with metamorphic aliens . On meeting him , they take the shapes of his former companions ( most of whom are dead ) , but then take the form of his previous selves . Plot . " to be added "
Owen Watson Professor Owen Watson was the director of the Nunton Experimental Complex . He had a daughter named Susie . When Sarah Jane Smith broke into the complex and took Eldrad ' s hand into the reactor room , Watson assumed that she was a terrorist intent on sabotage . However , he learned the truth from the Fourth Doctor , who also told him Eldrad ' s origins . This prompted Watson go order a nuclear strike on the complex to destroy Eldrad , but it was neutralised by Eldrad . He then returned to the complex and attempted to shoot the regenerated Eldrad , but this also failed . Eldrad nearly killed Watson , but the Doctor convinced her to spare him . ( TV : " The Hand of Fear " ) Behind the scenes . While the serial only identifies him as " Watson " , the novelisation gives his first name as Owen .
Sorak Sorak was the captain of the Skonnos military . Unlike Soldeed , he was sceptical of the Nimon ' s intentions . He also reactivated K9 after he was disabled . Once the Nimon were defeated and Soldeed was killed , he became the leader of Skonnos . ( TV : " The Horns of Nimon " )
Dalekmania Dalekmania was the name given to the excitement created when the Dalek s were first introduced to " Doctor Who " in the mid - 1960s . Their appearance , originally intended to be their only one , generated greater interest in the series and merchandise which included toys , books , movies and many televised sequels . Dalekmania was also the name given to a calendar range that ran until 2009 .
Hounslow Hounslow was a district of London . At some point , Donna Noble worked at Hounslow Library for six months . ( TV : " The Doctor ' s Daughter " ) Clyde Langer lived in Hounslow before moving to Ealing . ( TV : " Revenge of the Slitheen " ) The Auriga Clinic was located in Hounslow . ( AUDIO : " The Glittering Storm " ) In 2008 Coldfire Construction put up a new technology block in one of the schools in Hounslow . ( TV : " Revenge of the Slitheen " )
Mark David Chapman Mark David Chapman was a 20th century Earth human . Under the influence of the Blue on 8 December 1980 , he murdered John Lennon in New York City . ( PROSE : " The Left - Handed Hummingbird " ) Behind the scenes . Though he is only referred to as " Mark " in the novel , all other details match the circumstances of Lennon ' s assassination .
Committee of Enquiry The Committee of Enquiry was an organisation of the Time Lord s ' government on Gallifrey . During the reign of Morbius , the Committee was chaired by Junior - Cardinal Borusa . They investigated Morbius ' s activities . They learned he had supporters even within the Celestial Intervention Agency . ( PROSE : " Warmonger " )
Frank Langford Frank Langford drew the " Doctor Who " comic stories " Backtime " ( 1971 ) , " Ride to Nowhere " ( 1973 ) and " Fogbound " ( 1973 ) . Born Cyril J . Eidlestein in Stepney , London , on 2 June 1926 , he married Hilda M . Langford in 1953 , and changed his name legally to Frank Cyril Langford some time in the 1960s . His earliest work was in romance comics like " Roxy " in the 1950s . His best - known work includes the full - colour strip " The Angry Planet " ( 1963 ) in " Boy ' s World " , the title character in " Lady Penelope " ( 1966 - 69 ) , " The Persuaders " ( 1973 ) in " TV Action " , and a series of romance stories in DC Comics ' " Secret Hearts " , " Young Love " , " Young Romance " and " Falling in Love " ( 1969 - 73 ) . He also drew the daily strip " Jack and Jill " in the " Herald & Sun " in the early ' 70s , and had a long - standing sideline in advertising strips . He died in Enfield , Middlesex , in 1996 .
22 July On 22 July 1964 , Melanie Bush was born . ( PROSE : " Spiral Scratch " ) In 1857 , Lucy Addison was chastised by her local preacher in Los Angeles town for her godless ways . When a man named Silas Tanner attempted to rape her , she killed him by emitting blue energy from her hands and claimed to be " Ini - Ma . " In Los Angeles in 1972 , a young woman named Lori was able to extract deadly revenge against criminal s who had killed a friend of hers . She was also called Ini - Ma by a shadowy figure who indicated that he would later collect on a debt which she now owed him . ( PROSE : " Instruments of Darkness " ) In 1912 , John Forester was promoted in the US Army . ( TV : " The Gathering " )
The Crimson Field The Crimson Field was a show on BBC America . Having watched this show , Gabby Gonzalez was able to cook up a persuasive explanation on how she and the Tenth Doctor found themselves in a German trench in the middle of the Battle of the Somme in France in July 1916 . She introduced herself as " Nurse Gonzalez " and the Doctor as " Dr Strange " . According to her story , they were on their way to a British field hospital behind the lines to report to " Lieutenant Colonel Brooks " when their car hit a bomb - crater and went off the road . Walking by foot , they accidentally wandered into No Man ' s Land . ( COMIC : " The Weeping Angels of Mons " ) Behind the scenes . It is not stated in the comic story , but the show is about a World War I hospital in France , providing plenty of parallels to Gabby and the Doctor ' s situation .
Gordon Seed Gordon Seed was a stunt performer on the BBC Wales version of " Doctor Who " , whose body type has allowed him to emulate David Tennant , Arthur Darvill , and Matt Smith . He was used with particular frequency during series 5 . Although credited as early as " The Idiot ' s Lantern " , much of his work has gone uncredited . However , he was regularly seen — if not interviewed — during the fifth series of " Doctor Who Confidential " , particularly on the episodes that accompanied " Amy ' s Choice " and " Vincent and the Doctor " . From series 7 on , Seed served as stunt co - ordinator . He was first assistant stunt co - ordinator on " The Girl Who Waited " . While credited as stunt co - ordinator , Gordon Seed was also the stunt double for the Doctor in " The Day of the Doctor " . ( DWMSE 38 )
Sabel Blakely Sabel Blakely was the first child of Terrin and Alyst Blakely and the older sister of Jenibeth and Ollus Blakely . Biography . Sabel and her siblings were orphaned when her parents committed suicide to prevent their knowledge of the Cradle of the Gods from reaching the ears of the Dalek s . She was found by the Eleventh Doctor and helped him investigate the purpose of the seemingly - helpful Dalek Foundation and the Sunlight Worlds but the Dalek Litigator had the Doctor exiled for accusing the Daleks of being evil ( considered a hate crime ) , and Sabel and Ollus were placed under the care of Lillian Belle . Approximately 90 years later , Sabel and Ollus were taken prisoner by the Dalek Time Controller and used as captives so the Doctor would activate the Cradle of the Gods . However , Jenibeth , turned into a Dalek puppet , resisted her control and fought the Daleks off while the Doctor set the Cradle to self - destruct . Before exploding , the Cradle turned the Blakelys back into children and brought their parents back to life as well . They no longer had any memory of the Doctor , but Sabel could hear the faint sounds of the TARDIS leaving . ( PROSE : " The Dalek Generation " )
Bruvoldaveer Bruvoldaveer was a desert world on the outer reaches . Bruvoldaveer was once rich in salt . It became established as a major salt trail for the galaxy that lasted for thousands of years . As attacks by Natrium Worm s on the outposts increased , relieving traders of their salt cargoes , the Salt Trail was abandoned ( believed by many to be cursed ) . Only a few tribes of the bravest warriors remained to collect salt . These tribes of nomads lived in tents , moving between oases and watering holes using andromedaries for transport . ( COMIC : " The Salt Solution " )
John D . Collins John D . Collins played Talor in the " Doctor Who " story " Arc of Infinity " . He is perhaps better known to viewers as RAF Flight Lieutenant Fairfax , one of the two British airmen being kept in hiding by the French Resistance at the café run by the " heroic " René Artois , in the Second World War sitcom " Allo ' Allo ! " ( 1982 - 89 , 1991 - 92 ) .
The Slender - Fingered Cats of Bubastis ( novel ) Publisher ' s summary . It wasn ' t true that you could see the Cats from space . It was impossible , a ridiculous idea that wouldn ' t stand up to even the slightest examination . And yet there were people on Bubastis who believed it . . . Most archaeologists — including Professor Bernice Summerfield — know only two facts about Bubastis : one is that its cheerless swamps are home to five giant stone Cats , whose ancient origins are shrouded in mystery ; the other that it has more bugs and beetles than anyone should ever have to deal with . So when Bernice , Ruth and Jack arrive on the planet to search for a missing girl , they are unprepared for what they will find . Like the insectoid villagers with a decidedly squeamish attitude to mammal s . Or the archaeological expedition made up of over - sexed students . Or the alarmingly unprofessional Neon Tsara . . . To make matters worse , Jack suddenly finds himself on the wrong side of the law and Ruth has brain - ache from ingesting forbidden historical knowledge . Worse still , Bernice has promised to write a book of poetry that ' s due to be published in a week . . . and she can ' t think of anything to rhyme with " Bubastis " . References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
FLORANCE FLORANCE was an artificial intelligence . Before achieving sentience , it was the security software for the Stone Mountain historical archive on the Moon in the early 22nd century . The Seventh Doctor made it help him erase all records of his time on Earth , particularly his years with UNIT . He then offered it financial advice and suggested it create a non - threatening name for itself . The program bought a housing area on the Moon with plans for redevelopment , hired a lawyer to obtain civil rights , and gave itself the name FLORANCE . ( PROSE : " Transit " ) By 2180 , though , FLORANCE ' s status as a Sentient Citizen had been revoked under the Cumberland Convention . ( PROSE : " Sleepy " ) While searching for his missing companion Sam on Ha ' olam in 2202 , the Eighth Doctor nearly encountered FLORANCE again . He was caught and imprisoned for espionage at the Oliver Bainbridge Functional Stabilisation Centre . They created a program , which eventually called itself DOCTOR , that gathered behavioural and mental information about him from an implant in his eye . The Centre was able to predict the Doctor ' s actions and prevent his escape attempts for three years . Sam finally found and freed him in 2205 . When the I invaded Ha ' olam , DOCTOR was convinced to help defeat them . Rather than be loaded into the TARDIS databanks , it decided to explore human dataspace , but not alone . It told him that it had " met a rather nice virtual girl called FLORANCE a while back , " and was going to travel with her . ( PROSE : " Seeing I " ) However , FLORANCE was somehow captured again and brought to the Dione - Kisumu Company headquarters on Dione , where Madhanagopal experimented on it . When Bernice Summerfield and Roz Forrester were sent back to 2227 by the Seventh Doctor to research the origins of a virus causing colonists on Yemaya 4 to develop psychic abilities , they went to the DKC headquarters to investigate . They activated FLORANCE , who had been offline for four years since Madhanagopal had turned his attention to GRUMPY . It was able to get an uplink to the Jovian satellite network and escape from its confinement on Dione . ( PROSE : " Sleepy " ) Seven centuries later , it had expanded to the point where it was unsure of the exact location of its consciousness . Sixty percent was in hardware on over a dozen planet s , moon s and space installations . Thirty percent was semi - autonamous , doing lectures and personal appearances at the Institute Fantastique on Yemaya 4 . Sometimes bits would separate and form their own identities , which were usually found and destroyed by the Bureau of Cybernetic Control . The final ten percent , where most of its self - awareness resided , moved constantly throughout the datascape . The Flying Dutchman , an electronic avatar created by the Doctor , contacted FLORANCE and BAR B in 2981 to obtain a list of mental patients with a specific type of pathology . ( PROSE : " So Vile a Sin " )
1 February On 1 February 1851 , Mary Shelley , a former companion of the Eighth Doctor , died . ( PROSE : " Managra " ) In 1918 , 1 February was the first date skipped in Russia ' s transition from the Julian to Gregorian calendar s . Cousin Anastasia incorporated it into the Thirteen - Day Republic . ( PROSE : " The Book of the War " ) In 1967 , Jackie Tyler and her Pete ' s World counterpart were born . Cuba Gooding , Jr . shared the same birthday . ( TV : " Rise of the Cybermen " ) On Jackie ' s 40th birthday in 2007 , the Doctor ' s TARDIS fell into Pete ' s World , where it nearly died . With twenty - four hours before the TARDIS could return to its home universe , Rose Tyler discovered a living version of her dad , Pete Tyler , alive and a successful businessman . To meet her " father , " Rose sneaked , with the Tenth Doctor , into Jackie Tyler ' s , her mother , birthday party . The President of Great Britain forbade the use of John Lumic ' s new cybernetic lifeform , but Lumic ignored him . Mickey Smith , mistaken for his parallel self , Ricky Smith , was taken by the Preachers , who fought Lumic . The cybernetic life , dubbed Cybermen , attacked Jackie ' s party , killing most of those inside , including the President . ( TV : " Rise of the Cybermen " )
Hazel Bright Hazel Bright was part of the World Ecology Bureau . She wanted the Eighth Doctor to investigate Alex Marlowe . She knew about the Krynoid s and told the Doctor about Colin Thackeray ' s orders relating to them . She saw the Krynoid hybrids , and was disgusted by them . She was also a member of the League of Nature and worked for Marlowe . She was infected by the Krynoid , but managed to retain control enough to help the Doctor destroy them , and herself . ( AUDIO : " Hothouse " )
Isolus pod The Isolus pod was the spacecraft for the Isolus . It was small enough to fit into the palm of a human hand , and required heat and the warmth of the symbol of an emotion like love to work . One Isolus pod landed in London in 2012 , and the Isolus inside escaped . The pod was paved into the road by proud and conscientious government worker , Kel , who afterwards spent some of his time helping to push cars past the spot where they stalled because the pod absorbed their energy . Rose Tyler dug it up with a pickaxe and it worked again when she chucked it into the flame of the Olympic torch , a beacon of love . ( TV : " Fear Her " )
Mars ( short story ) Mars was the fourth short story in the Short Trips anthology " " . It was written by Trevor Baxendale . It featured the First Doctor , Vicki and Steven Taylor . Summary . The Doctor and Vicki are on Phobos Station , trying to find Steven on the surface of Mars . When the TARDIS detected a distress signal , Steven had taken a ship to rescue the pilot , Hazam , but the two of them crashed on Mars . The station is unable to send help because of the storm raging on the surface . However , Vicki and the Doctor are hopeful after a technician detects two space suit s ' transponder codes . Commander Tugwell is adamant against sending help , as it is too risky . When Hazam ' s mother , Ambassador Grys , arrives , the situation is explained to her . On the surface , Steven pulls an injured Hazam from the wreckage . They have little oxygen left , and Hazam seems resigned to dying , refusing to do anything to save himself . Steven , trying to find shelter , drags Hazam through the storm , using up his oxygen more quickly . During a rest , a rock hits his face shield and it cracks . Before he can suffocate , Hazam seals the crack with water that instantly freezes . Steven , running out of oxygen , begins to lose consciousness . The Doctor urges Tugwell to let him take a ship to the surface , offering to pilot it himself . Tugwell finally agrees , but decides to pilot the ship himself . Steven and Hazam wake on the station , and Hazam thanks Steven . Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Scorched Earth ( short story ) Scorched Earth was a short story published in " Doctor Who Annual 1975 " . It featured the Third Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith . Summary . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Silicon Valley Silicon Valley was near San Francisco . Brendan Richards went there because he got a job there . He was unable to attend Lavinia ' s funeral as a result of his work in California . ( AUDIO : " Comeback " ) In 2008 Brendan Richards was still working in Silicon Valley . He got a job in a software development company . ( PROSE : " The Lost Boy " )
E . T . E . T . was a fictional character from the film , " E . T . the Extra - Terrestrial " . In 1984 , Mikey compared the Master to E . T . . ( AUDIO : " And You Will Obey Me " ) In 2006 , after a spaceship landed in the River Thames , people celebrated all over London , especially on the Powell Estate , where some residents put up a banner saying " ELLO E . T . " , a possible reference to the character or just to extraterrestrials in general . ( TV : " Aliens of London " ) When Clyde mocked Rani Chandra ' s habit of believing aliens were behind unusual events in 2009 , he jokingly conjectured that his bike had been stolen by " E . T . the ASBO " . ( TV : " Mona Lisa ' s Revenge " )
Wish You Were Here " Wish You Were Here " was a song the Twelfth Doctor began playing on the electric guitar in his TARDIS after he and Ashildr made peace with each other . ( TV : " The Woman Who Lived " ) Behind the scenes . Although not mentioned by name , the song ' s intro is recognisable . " Wish You Were Here " is a song by Pink Floyd .
Scanner beam A scanner beam was a component of Dr Fendelman ' s time scanner . " Eustace " absorbed the energy released when the beam damaged the time fissure in Fetchborough . At the Fourth Doctor ' s instruction , Adam Colby utilised the beam to confuse the Fendahl , allowing the Time Lord to take Eustace out of Fetch Priory . ( TV : " Image of the Fendahl " )
The Making of The Trial of a Time Lord : Part One - Mysterious Planet Topics discussed . The documentary opened with a clip of Colin Baker on " Blue Peter " contemporaneous with the start of season 23 . Eric Saward then explained that the basic conceit of the trial came from Jane Judge , his partner and the production secretary on " Doctor Who " at that time . Jim Sangster , Baker , and Saward then opined on the relative merits of the trial scenario . The interviewees then talked about the merits of having a Robert Holmes script for the first segment of " The Trial " . Sangster and Saward spent time discussing the savage notes the Head of Drama , Jonathan Powell , gave on Holmes ' scripts — and how the production team largely ignored those notes . Nicola Bryant and Dominic Glynn then talked about the effect and composition of the new season 23 theme music . Mike Kelt and Clayton Hickman then examined the creation of the model shot used to open episode one . Glynn remarked how the script ' s description of the space station as a " cathedral " inspired him to use instruments common to churches , like bells and organs . Kelt then went into great detail on how motion control was used to achieve the effect . Colin Baker then considered whether it was wise to spend so much of the serial ' s — and , indeed , " season " ' s — budget on that one shot . Saward then began an examination of the trial segments themselves . Baker and Michael Jayston then opined that some of the trial segments could have been improved if the Sixth Doctor ' s penchant for punning on the Valeyard ' s name had been excised . Both felt that the characters should ' ve been allowed to meet each others as equal wits in the trial room , rather than the Doctor being so , as the Inquisitor put it , " puerile " . Bryant , Baker , Saward and Hickman next talked about how the relationship between the Sixth Doctor and Peri was different in this story than it had been in season 22 . Tony Selby then related how he first met John Nathan - Turner and how that meeting directly led to him being cast as Sabalom Glitz . Following that , Baker , Bryant and Sangster reflected on the " stunt " casting of Joan Sims . There then followed a discussion of how OB video allowed for greater rehearsal time for location filming . Kelt then returned to explain the construction and use of the L1 robot , which was unusual as robotic props went , because it had to work even on rough , forested terrain . A clip from " Blue Peter " followed in which the robot ' s designer , Mike Ellis , had a chat with his daughter , Janet Ellis , a presenter on that program . The L3 robot was also discussed as being perhaps more technically problematic than the L1 . The documentary ended with a touch of remorse on the part of Eric Saward that perhaps the production let the script down slightly , and a note from Bryant and Sangster of how the ending of " Planet " foreshadowed Peri ' s demise .