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Paradox machine A paradox machine was a device made from a TARDIS to allow time paradox es , such as allowing the Toclafane to kill their ancestors without any temporal consequences . History . The Doctor ' s TARDIS was cannibalised and turned into a paradox machine by after he stole it from the Tenth Doctor . ( TV : " Utopia " ) He kept it on the Valiant , setting it to activate at 8 : 02am . As such , it allowed the Toclafane to invade Earth in 2008 . ( TV : " The Sound of Drums " ) The paradox machine was destroyed by Captain Jack Harkness with an assault rifle . The machine ' s destruction reversed time to the moment it was activated , undoing everything that had occurred since then . While those within close range of the machine on the " Valiant " remembered the timeline , for the rest of the universe it had never happened . ( TV : " Last of the Time Lords " ) Physical features . The interior of the paradox machine was lit by an ominous red glow . Whilst it was active , the Cloister Bell sounded continually and Martha Jones commented that the TARDIS sounded " like it was sick " when she first encountered the paradox machine . The belligerent destruction the Master had wreaked upon the TARDIS activated the bell , a ceaseless warning that the TARDIS , and perhaps the fabric of time itself , were threatened by the paradox machine as long as it remained operational . The main console in particular had undergone many modifications by the Master : the console itself was enclosed inside a metal cage , with tubes and appendages attached to it . At its base was a pipe connecting to another area of the TARDIS , with a dial showing a readout of the pressure build - up inside . It shot out puffs of steam when it was activated . The Doctor couldn ' t stop the paradox machine because if he did something wrong he would blow up the solar system . ( TV : " The Sound of Drums " / " Last of the Time Lords " )
Norris Norris was a President of the United States . According to the Eighth Doctor , he immediately succeeded Bruce Springsteen . ( PROSE : " Interference - Book One " ) He was a Republican . ( PROSE : " " ) His administration had promised that if a citizen were out of work , they wouldn ' t move about the country looking for work but instead stay where they were until the government found them a local job . This was justified as preventing the suffering of migrants as seen in the Great Depression . The policy was enforced by excessive force , including the use of guided missiles if someone unemployed attempted to drive outside of their area , and came at the same time when California ' s inner cities were walled off from affluent areas . Cleaner Maria Chavez had her teenage years , which she considered " the good years " , at the same time when the Norris administration declared Local Development . Realising what the law could mean , she escaped Los Angeles before the clampdown truly began . ( PROSE : " " )
DWMSE 39 The 39th issue in a quarterly series of magazine releases by the publishers of " Doctor Who Magazine " from Panini UK looked over the production year of 2014 . Publisher ' s summary . " " You asked me if you were a good man . And the answer is . . . I don ' t know . " " The adventure in space and time entered a new era with the arrival of Peter Capaldi . Exactly who was the new Doctor , and where would he lead the programme ? Over the course of 12 remarkable episodes , " Doctor Who " rekindled the central mystery that made it compelling viewing when it first began . This is the story of Capaldi ' s first series , along with all the highlights and notable events from the year in " Doctor Who " .
Verity Lambert Obituary Verity Lambert Obituary was a documentary essay looking back at the career of one of " Doctor Who " ' s co - creators , Verity Lambert . Main subject . " to be added " Additional topics covered . " to be added " People interviewed . " to be added " Home video releases . This documentary was included on the DVD release of the " Doctor Who " story " The Time Meddler " .
Questor Questor was an alien who bumped into the First Doctor , Dodo and Steven in the living jungle of Tropicalus . He and the Doctor engaged in a battle of wits , and Questor was defeated . Some time later , Questor joined forces with other aliens that had been defeated by the Doctor to try to kill him . He was shot in the face by Bolog , who believed him to be the Doctor in disguise . ( COMIC : " Death to the Doctor ! " ) Behind the scenes . Bolog describes Questor as looking " lo - fi " due to his monochromatic appearance . Jonathan Morris ' script , with extracts printed in " The Widow ' s Curse " comic collection , specifies Questor ' s appearance as an " extremely cheap 1960 ' s [ sic ] monster " , which was to be " rendered ONLY IN BLACK , WHITE and GREY " .
Meechley Professor Meechley was a biologist who taught at the University of Cambridge . Liz Shaw had studied under him . In the 1970s , Philip Larrent , a distant relative of his , tried to get an alien specimen from Sayle College to Meechley so he could examine it , but his car crashed on the way . The Third Doctor found the specimen and took it to Meechley , who knocked out the Doctor and stole the sample . He was later found when his car crashed and he was taken to the hospital . ( PROSE : " The Dark Planet " )
Raich Raich was a woman from Saturn who was due to be deported to Titan as she had reached one hundred years of age . She , her husband Lors , and two friends , Reen and Wend , tried to stay on Saturn but were eventually deported . ( PROSE : " Saturn " )
The Doctor ' s fur coat The Doctor ' s fur coat was a fur coat used and worn by the Second Doctor in cold weather . The coat was made of polyester rather than animal skin and was bought by either the First or Second Doctor on the planet Thraxis . ( AUDIO : " No Place Like Home " ) The Doctor wore it during his second incarnation when visiting the Himalayas . He wore the coat to protect himself from the cold , but the coat led him to being mistaken for the Robot Yeti who had been killing villagers . The Doctor was able to prove his innocence and stop the Yeti . ( TV : " The Abominable Snowmen " ) The Doctor wore the coat again when encountering the Ice Warrior s . ( TV : " The Ice Warriors " ) He wore the coat while on an adventure , running past one of the many versions of Clara Oswald after she entered the Doctor ' s time stream . ( TV : " The Name of the Doctor " ) He wore the coat when he visited his old friend the Brigadier in the 1980s . ( TV : " The Five Doctors " ) He wore the coat when he visited a village near Lake Garda in 3300 BC . ( PROSE : " Loop the Loup " ) At one point , the Fifth Doctor stopped and studied the coat in the TARDIS wardrobe . ( AUDIO : " No Place Like Home " ) The Sixth Doctor once donned his predecessor ' s fur coat , recalling how useful it had been against the Yeti . ( AUDIO : " Beyond the Ultimate Adventure " ) The Seventh Doctor once tried the coat on while trying to find a new costume . He hid his new costume under it . ( TV : " Time and the Rani " ) He later donned it again when he encountered the Ice Warrior s with Frobisher ( COMIC : " A Cold Day in Hell ! " ) and again when exploring an ice world . ( PROSE : " Cold Fusion " ) The Eleventh Doctor wore the coat to cope with the cold Trenzalore temperatures in the Outland . ( PROSE : " Strangers in the Outland " )
Li ' s grandson Li ' s grandson and granddaughter lived with him and knew everything about Li ' s encounter with the Tenth Doctor . The grandson regularly asked to hear the story of the stone monkey during Li ' s childhood . One night , the grandson and Li were once again going through the stone monkey story when the Doctor himself arrived at their house in China , much to the grandson ' s delight . ( COMIC : " Reign of the Stone Monkey " )
Guard 4 ( The Enemy of the World ) A guard accompanied Donald Bruce to investigate Giles Kent ' s office after Kent himself tipped Bruce off to his whereabouts to see if the Second Doctor could impersonate Ramón Salamander . The guard was ordered to investigate the office and discovered " Salamander " . " Salamander " then ordered that Bruce and his guard leave the office . ( TV : " The Enemy of the World " )
Andosian The Andosians were a species known to the Doctor . He once met an Andosian privateer called Dr Leopard . He was eight feet tall , had rippling mauve muscle s and three head s . The Sixth Doctor told Evelyn Smythe about his meeting with him during their adventure on the " Valiant " . ( AUDIO : " The Nowhere Place " )
Year Zero ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . Planet Raster , Year 54 : Professor Bernice Summerfield is arrested on suspicion of Archaeology . She immediately admits that she is an Historian : is she a dangerous revolutionary , or simply mad ? Inquisitors have an hour to decide , before she is terminated to prevent the spread of the contagion . If she can ever return home , Bernice Summerfield must first discover where and when she really is . And that means illegal investigations into the past . . . into whatever happened at the beginning . . . in Year Zero . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Louisa ( The Ghosts of N - Space ) Louisa was Giuseppe ' s lover . When he was killed in the 19th century , she was so despondent she committed suicide . Her ghost haunted the castilo into the 20th century . ( PROSE : " The Ghosts of N - Space " )
Ramon ( The Widow ' s Curse ) Ramon was a human diver . In 2009 , he discovered a Sycorax Foraxi Yox and showed it to his nephew Pepé after bringing it to shore on Granma Island . They was attacked by Sycorax - controlled zombie s , known as abstracts , who took the Foraxi Yox to Shadow Cay . ( COMIC : " The Widow ' s Curse " )
Blue Army The Blue Army were one of two opposing factions who lived on a carbon atom in a miniaturised form . This was a result of a transformation devised by a Composition Adjustment Teleport . They were at war with the Green Army for around eight hundred thousand years ; time was accelerated within their world . They primarily used staser - gun s . After the Genesis III was disabled , the army was returned to their normal sizes . ( PROSE : " Inter - Galactic Cat " )
Kitty ( Thin Ice ) Kitty was a 15 year - old girl living on the streets of nineteenth century London . During the frost fair of 1814 , Sutcliffe ' s men paid Kitty and other homeless children to lure people to the fair on the frozen River Thames to be fed to the creature he had trapped underneath . Kitty would also con people with her friend Spider to get food or money . During one such con , she met the Twelfth Doctor and Bill Potts . While she distracted them , Spider snatched the Doctor ' s sonic screwdriver and they fled , only for the time travellers to catch up to them . Kitty and Spider ran out onto the thin ice , only for the creatures to surround Spider . Kitty could only watch in horror as her friend was then sucked under the ice not before the Doctor retrieved his sonic screwdriver . Distraught by the death of her friend , she made her way back to her shelter but met the Doctor and Bill again who explained they intended to help them . The Doctor gained their trust by giving them food and in exchange they informed him of Sutcliffe ' s men paying them to lure people onto the ice . The next day , Kitty went to frost fair again . She met Bill again who told her of Sutcliffe ' s plan to blow up the ice and feed everyone to the creature . Kitty then proceeded to cause people to panic by telling them the ice was melting , prompting them to get off the Thames before anyone was killed . The Doctor later modified Sutcliffe ' s will and made Kitty and the other orphans his heirs , allowing them to live inside his mansion . ( TV : " Thin Ice " )
Int Int was a planet which was home to an advanced humanoid species who had green skin , bald head s , pointed ear s , stalked eye s and flat arm s with three finger s on each hand . There were at least two nations on the planet , Ulk and Gor , which were at war with each other . At one point during the war , the people of Ulk launched a boat carrying a powerful bomb towards Gor , but the First Doctor , John and Gillian arrived on board . They discovered the danger and attempted to leave , but interference from the boat ' s force field prevented the TARDIS from dematerialising . The Doctor cut down one of the boat ' s masts and used it as an oar to steer the boat onto a course back to Ulk . To save themselves , the people of Ulk deactivated the force field so missile s fired from Gor would destroy it , but not before the time travellers departed . ( COMIC : " Deadly Vessel " )
They Fell ( short story ) They Fell was the thirteenth short story in the Short Trips anthology " " . It was written by Scott Handcock . It featured the Eighth Doctor and Charley Pollard . Summary . Answering a distress call , the TARDIS lands on Earth on Christmas Day . The Doctor and Charley find the family of a girl named Zoe Elliot have been possessed by " Angels " . The Angels believe Zoe is their missing daughter . Two thousand years ago there was a plague on their homeworld and they sent their daughter into space for safety . The journey to find her has led them to Earth . The Doctor explains that over the years the stars have moved . He uses the TARDIS to take the aliens to the proper planetary position , where they find their daughter . References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
A Murderous Desire ( short story ) A Murderous Desire was the eleventh story in the Bernice Summerfield anthology " Something Changed " . It was written by Ian Farrington . Summary . The History machine works ! However , Bernice Summerfield is sceptical about it . But when its creator Doggles is murdered after an argument with her , she has other things to worry about . Continuity . " to be added "
Panun E ' Ni Panun E ' Ni was the leader of the Silurian Southern Clan . He conquered much of Earth and ruled cruelly for a brief period until his defeat at the hands of Tun W ' lzz . This event was depicted in the Hall of Heroes . ( PROSE : " The Scales of Injustice " )
Voord spaceship A spaceship was constructed by the Voord s to take them from Marinus to Earth in search of the Great Power . It possessed a lever which would disintegrate the ship when pulled , a room with a transpace radio , and at least one escape capsule . However , it lacked the ability to travel the vast distance in time and space . After forming an alliance with the Dalek s , the Voords captured the First Doctor and forced him to reveal the secret of ultkron travel , enabling them to travel faster than the speed of light . En route , the Doctor unsuccessfully tried to destroy the ship and was ejected into space , but the Daleks secretly rescued him for their own purposes . He later transmitted a warning to the solar system and told the Chief Voord that the Daleks were planning to destroy his people . In the ensuing battle a Dalek raygun hit the ship ' s power centre , destroying it . The Daleks evacuated in their hoverbout s , while the Doctor and the Chief Voord got away in an escape capsule , but all the other Voords were killed . ( PROSE : " Doctor Who and the Daleks " )
Parallel Lives ( anthology ) Parallel Lives was the sixth Big Finish " Bernice Summerfield " story anthology . It was edited by Simon Guerrier . Publisher ' s summary . The Collection has lost one of its own . Someone who made a mistake once , and has never been forgiven for it . Someone whose hard work and need to make amends has been taken for granted . Someone who doesn ' t fit in . Clarissa Jones has been head of administration at the Braxiatel Collection for many years . Enough time to really know her way around the place – its security , its weaknesses , its secrets . Knowledge , in fact , of great value to any of the neighbouring powers . So it ' s bad news for everyone when she disappears . The Collection has lost one of its own . Unless Clarissa has taken others with her . Individual stories . Linking material by Simon Guerrier Notes . This collection contains three novellas , rather than a larger number of short stories . Continuity . " to be added "
White hole A white hole was the opposite of a black hole , where instead of sucking stuff in , it threw all kinds of stuff out . ( COMIC : " Sky Jacks " ) The Eleventh Doctor mentioned them while comparing it to the more mysterious grey hole . ( COMIC : " The Grey Hole " ) One planet was protected from outsiders by white holes . ( PROSE : " Vanishing Point " ) A white hole orbited the planet Albert , which emitted a quantum field that made the planet sentient . The various species on the spaceship called the " Bonaventure " claimed a stake in the white hole . ( PROSE : " Grimm Reality " ) A black hole and a white hole nearly combined and destroyed the Earth . ( TV : " The Eclipse of the Korven " ) For a time , a white hole existed in the Doctor ' s TARDIS , spitting out objects from the outside universe . ( COMIC : " Sky Jacks " )
Nothing day A Nothing day was a part of the Aztec calendar . The Aztec year had 360 days , so the last five days of the year were considered " Nothing " days , days on which nothing was sold in the markets and everything stopped . Tochtli was born a month early , on a Nothing day . In his culture , that made him a nobody . ( PROSE : " Nobody ' s Gift " )
Eutenoyar Eutenoyar may have been one of the six founders of Time Lord society . ( PROSE : " The Infinity Doctors " , PROSE : " The Ancestor Cell " ) Prior to Gallifrey ' s first destruction by the Eighth Doctor , superstitious Gallifreyan youths fell into cults devoted to Eutenoyar and to another founder , Apeiron . ( PROSE : " The Ancestor Cell " )
M ' Kabel M ' Kabel was a Tzun deserter . He escaped to late 20th century Earth , where he took the name of Tony and became a chef . He also joined Isaac Summerfield ' s group that helped get stranded aliens off Earth , working at the cover business The Pyramid . ( PROSE : " Return of the Living Dad " )
Viktors Ritelis Viktors Ritelis ( born 10 December 1937 ) was production assistant for the " Doctor Who " stories " The Crusade " and " The Daleks ' Master Plan " ( with Michael Briant ) . When William Russell refused to have ant s craw up his arm while filming " The Crusade " , Ritelis was used as the hand double for Russell during filming . ( DWM 259 )
Return of the Queen ( audio story ) Return of the Queen was the eighth story in the " Kerides the Thinker " series written by Iain McLaughlin and Claire Bartlett and produced by Jim French Productions as part of the " Imagination Theater " . It featured Erimem , the Fifth Doctor ' s companion , created by McLaughlin and Bartlett for the Big Finish monthly " Doctor Who " audio releases . She was played by Christine Mosere . The story was broadcast on 19 February 2012 . Publisher ' s summary . In this special double - length episode that takes our favourite young mystery solving Greek philosopher along with Adrea , his sharp tongued companion , into the world of those who travel in time and space . You can imagine how well that goes in ancient Egypt . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added "
Molecular repurposing Molecular repurposing was a method of reconfiguring matter into new forms . It was most effective on silicates , being able to turn rock s and sand into food . The Slitheen family of the 347th century had molecular repurposing devices built into their bracelets . When they started a time travel ling tourist agency , they used the molecular repurposing to feed the Greeks of 1500 BC . While the Tenth Doctor was trying to stop them , he stole a molecular repurposer and used it to create towers and staircases out of cake s to move . When the Sitheen were beginning to lose , they used the molecular repurposer to escape , turning themselves to sand and reconstituting themselves elsewhere . They tried to go after the Doctor , but he turned their molecular repurposers into sand with his . ( PROSE : " The Slitheen Excursion " )
Crocodile Crocodiles were a species of reptile . In ancient Egypt , Thoueris controlled the crocodiles in the River Nile with her ring . The Eighth Doctor took her ring and used it to turn the crocodiles against her . ( COMIC : " The Power of Thoueris ! " ) According to the Twelfth Doctor , the people of Crocodilopolis in ancient Egypt worshipped a giant crocodile , which the Doctor claimed was a " useful coincidence " . ( TV : " The Caretaker " ) In Karabya , India on 31 December 1926 , the Fifth Doctor and his companions Nyssa , Tegan Jovanka and Turlough were forced to cross a den of crocodiles . Tegan referred to one of them as " an overgrown handbag . " ( AUDIO : " The Emerald Tiger " ) In India in 1947 , a gigantic crocodile tried to attack the Campbells ' house , but Major Daker shot it dead . ( PROSE : " Ghosts of India " ) On an unnamed planet , the First Doctor was nearly attacked by a crocodile , but drove it off with some magnesium powder . ( COMIC : " The Didus Expedition " ) A lake on one planet was infested with crocodiles . The first of the tests of Trefus required that one of the fair - haired people to swim across this lake . Saul completed this test when the Second Doctor used explosives to temporarily stun the crocodiles . ( COMIC : " The Tests of Trefus " ) Another planet was inhabited by six - legged , telepathic crocodiles . ( PROSE : " The Crocodiles from the Mist " ) Crocodiles lived on an island in the Divergent Universe . ( AUDIO : " The Next Life " )
Vox ( The Poison Planet ) The Vox was a creature that was devoted to protecting Mustron V . When the Tenth Doctor arrived on Mustron V the Vox tried to kill him but he was saved by Rachel Barlow . The Vox was then put under the control of Jennifer Arders , who ordered it to destroy the team of experts including the Doctor . The Doctor turned the Vox against Jennifer and continue to protect Mustron V . ( COMIC : " The Poison Planet " )
Finger A finger was a manipulatory appendage on a hand . Ring s were worn on fingers . The First Doctor wore a signet ring on the middle finger of his right hand , ( TV : " An Unearthly Child " ) while the Third Doctor wore a ring on the little finger of the same hand . ( TV : " The Ambassadors of Death " ) wore rings on the ring finger of both his hands , while the Twelfth Doctor only wore one on his left hand . ( TV : " Deep Breath " ) wore numerous rings on both her middle fingers . ( TV : " Deep Breath " ) In 1978 , the Harlem Globetrotters taught the Doctor how to spin a basketball on his finger . ( PROSE : " Dark Horizons " ) The number of fingers on the hand varied among species . The Ralafean s had four thumb s and one finger on each hand and invented the mobile phone before the printing press . ( PROSE : " Wooden Heart " ) The Dahensa had two arms which ended in scorpion - like pincer s while the other two ended in humanoid fingers . ( AUDIO : " The Wanderer " ) Tynaker s had four fingerless hand s . ( PROSE : " Losing Track of Time " ) Among the many lifeforms with three fingers were the Sontaran s , ( TV : " The Time Warrior " ) Tractite s , ( PROSE : " Genocide " ) Anuran s , ( TV : " The Infinite Quest " ) Kalarian s , ( PROSE : " The Final Sanction " ) and the Uxariean s . ( TV : " Colony in Space " ) Entities with four fingered hands included the Ju ' wes and the Re ' nar , ( COMIC : " Ripper ' s Curse " ) and Silent s . ( TV : " The Impossible Astronaut " / " Day of the Moon " ) Besides human s , the Thal s , ( TV : " The Daleks " ) Kaled s , ( TV : " Genesis of the Daleks " ) Arcateenian s ( TV : " Greeks Bearing Gifts " , " Invasion of the Bane " ) and Equinoid s . ( COMIC : " Perceptions " ) had five fingers . Six fingered species known to the Doctor were the Panjistri , ( PROSE : " " ) Kusk , ( PROSE : " Longest Day " ) I , ( PROSE : " Seeing I " ) and Grold . ( PROSE : " The Eye of the Giant " )