naist-nlp/zeshel huggingface dataset:
The Laird of McCrimmon ( TV story ) The Laird of McCrimmon was an unmade " Doctor Who " serial written by Mervyn Haisman and Henry Lincoln . It would have aired during Season 6 and would have featured the Second Doctor , Jamie McCrimmon and Victoria Waterfield , who in actuality departed during the previous season . Had the serial been made , it would presumably have featured Zoe Heriot instead . A candidate for Frazer Hines ' departure story , it was abandoned in August 1968 due to a dispute which arose between the writers and the BBC regarding the copyright of the Quark s , who made their first and only appearance in televised " Doctor Who " in " The Dominators " , notwithstanding a brief cameo in " The War Games " . The story would have involved a possessed Jamie piloting the TARDIS to 1746 Scotland and his ancestral home , Castle McCrimmon , at some point after the Battle of Culloden , the aftermath of which was depicted in " The Highlanders " . There , he finds the current laird , Sir James McCrimmon , on his deathbed . Yeti appear and surround the castle where the local villagers fall under the influence of the Great Intelligence . The only person who seems to be immune is a girl named Fiona , with whom Jamie falls in love . The Great Intelligence wants to inhabit Jamie ' s body and become the laird once Sir James dies . However , the Intelligence is ultimately defeated by the Doctor . Jamie decides to leave the TARDIS and become the laird himself . Given the acrimony between Haisman and Lincoln on the one hand and the BBC on the other hand , the Yeti , who had appeared in their earlier serials " The Abominable Snowmen " and " The Web of Fear " , were never again featured as the major antagonist in a televised " Doctor Who " story . However , a Yeti did make a brief cameo appearance in " The Five Doctors " , the series ' twentieth anniversary special , in 1983 . The Yeti and the Great Intelligence were the antagonists of the direct - to - video feature " Downtime " ( 1995 ) , and the 2012 Christmas Special " The Snowmen " presented an origin for the Great Intelligence .
Carburetor Carburetor was Peri Brown ' s secretary in 2009 . She helped Peri and the Sixth Doctor make the younger Peri and the Fifth Doctor think they were defeating Zarl . She played along thinking that she was a Piscon trying to return to their old state . ( AUDIO : " Peri and the Piscon Paradox " )
Janis Joplin Janis Joplin was a famous rock star who once gave the Doctor a coat which he loved and treasured . He wore it regularly during his tenth incarnation . ( TV : " The Christmas Invasion " , " Gridlock " , AUDIO : " The Rising Night " ) The original coat was destroyed by Rose - the - Cat , according to one source . ( COMIC : " A Rose by Any Other Name " ) Part of the 1960s counterculture movement , she was a resident of the Haight in San Francisco and played at 1967 ' s Human Be - In . ( PROSE : " Wonderland " ) Behind the scenes . Although it ' s never " quite " directly mentioned in the DWU , Joplin was the lead singer of Big Brother and the Holding Company . This may be a reference to the coat Leonard Cohen sings about in his 1971 song " Famous Blue Raincoat . " Cohen had a relationship with Joplin , which he sings about in his 1974 song " Chelsea Hotel N . 2 " and according to an interview he confirmed that the raincoat mentioned in the former song referred to a blue raincoat he ' d once owned and treasured , and which was lost - or possibly pinched by Joplin .
Stan Garratt Stan Garratt and his wife Peggy lived in Nottinghamshire . They had a son named Neville . Stan was an engineer . In 1967 , when Peggy accidentally came away with a necklace stolen by the Fifth Doctor , Stan hid it in their air raid shelter . He and Turlough helped distract the aliens who came looking for the necklace , allowing the Doctor and Turlough to escape . ( PROSE : " One Wednesday Afternoon " )
The Cutty Wren The Cutty Wren was a tradition among Welsh morris dancers . According to Isiah Saul , Middleton was the only English location that followed the tradition . As part of the tradition , a wren was caught and killed , then paraded through the town . In Middleton , the morris dancers used an alien artefact as their wren . It began to drain energy from the dancers , but the Second Doctor and Isiah freed the " wren " and sent it back into space . ( PROSE : " The Cutty Wren " )
Starpros Starpros was a planet mentioned by the swindler Garron . According to him , it was distant three week s to a month from Ribos , by flying on his own shuttle . It hosted the communication technology of hyper - cable . ( TV : " The Ribos Operation " )
Dragon ' s Claw ( comic story ) Dragon ' s Claw was a Fourth Doctor comic strip published in " Doctor Who Magazine " . Summary . The TARDIS materialises in a Chinese fishing village in the year 1522 AD , where warrior monks are fighting pirates with uncharacteristic fierceness — and the Doctor and Sharon find evidence that an alien weapon has been used . Abbot Yueh , puzzled by the strangers , takes them back to Shaolin monastery as prisoners . The Doctor learns from the novice Chang that the monks have been practising martial arts for centuries ; but ever since Yueh took over from the former abbot Hsiang , the monks ' abilities have been tested by the " bronze men " in a secret chamber . The Doctor slips out of the monastery to question Hsiang , who has apparently become a hermit . Hsiang informs him that some time ago a star fell to Earth , and Yueh went to investigate ; when he returned , he deliberately crippled Hsiang and left him here on the mountain . The Doctor returns to the monastery , but his absence has been noted and Yueh pursues him into the hall of the bronze men . The Doctor discovers that the " bronze men " are Sontarans , but he manages to escape , and Chang accompanies him and his companions in their flight , seeking answers . Hsiang directs them to the site of the fallen star , a Sontaran scout ship with a damaged hyperspace transmitter . The transmitter requires quartz crystals to function , and Chang informs the Doctor that the Emperor owns a similar crystal the size of a man ' s fist . The Doctor questions Chang about his training with the " bronze men " , and realises the monks have been given post - hypnotic commands . When they learn that the Emperor has invited Yueh to bring his monks to demonstrate their abilities to his court , the Doctor realises that Yueh intends to order the hypnotised monks to kill the Emperor . But while Yueh believes he will then become ruler of China , the Sontarans will in fact use the Emperor ' s crystal to repair their transmitter , summon reinforcements , and conquer the Earth . The Doctor and his friends return to the monastery with Hsiang and reveal the truth to the monks . Yueh speaks the command phrase which turns the monks into bloodthirsty killers , but K9 records it and plays it back , breaking the spell . Chang , however , only hears the voice once , and attacks the Sontarans in a berserker frenzy , killing them all . The Doctor , Sharon and K9 return to the TARDIS while Hsiang is reinstated as abbot . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Pantheon of Discord The Pantheon of Discord was a group of transcendental being s that sought to alter reality and cause chaos . The Trickster was an embodiment of one or more members of the Pantheon . The Doctor had heard legends of the Pantheon when he was a child and claimed to have fought the shadows and the changeling s of the Pantheon in the past . Clyde Langer thought the group ' s name would be perfect for a rock band . ( TV : " The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith " ) History . Krampus , a member of the Pantheon , found its way into reality by a Time Field in Leadworth . He managed to fully enter reality by getting Veronica , the spoiled daughter of the Mayor , to take his " gift for her " . There he proceeded to send his servants to capture Amy , Rory and Mels - when they failed , he personally captured them and took them to the school library . In order for him to fully have power he needed Veronica ' s wish , when at first she didn ' t want to he persuaded her to do so by showing her an image of Amy ' s Petrichor brand . However his plan was foiled when Amy told Veronica that her hands were dirty , and what she thought was her doll was in reality a lump of coal used to coax Veronica to bring him to Leadworth . She threw it back into the mirror as Krampus and his goons were forcibly dragged back into where they had originally came from , presumably for good . ( COMIC : " Imaginary Enemies " )
Ashman Ashman has several meanings pertinent to the " Doctor Who " universe and the real world . They are listed below in alphabetical order by surname . If no surname is available , alphabetization occurs by the disambiguation term — that is , the bit between the parentheses in a title like Waitress ( Random Shoes ) .
Sonic weapon A sonic weapon was a weapon used by the Ice Warrior s . It was commonly found on the right arm of the Ice Warriors ' armour . It fired a sonic burst which could stun or kill its target . Another variation fired a bolt of sound . When it hit the target , it caused a sonic implosion that crushed the target . The effect was fatal to human s , as it broke their limbs and crushed their bone s . ( TV : " Empress of Mars " )
Ion bonder The ion bonder was an energy weapon owned by Nyssa of Traken , allegedly based on ion energy . It shot a green ray . Stunning was its main effect , even if its ion rate could be stepped up . It was used by the Fourth Doctor too . ( TV : " The Keeper of Traken " ) The weapon went waterlogged on Castrovalva . ( TV : " Castrovalva " )
DWA15 6 " Doctor Who Adventures " # 6 was the issue of the magazine for the month beginning 10 September . Contents . Free gift . " to be added " Facts ( Photo features and essential Info ) . " to be added " Posters . " to be added " Behind the scenes . " to be added " Interview . " to be added " Credits . " to be added " Hidden Away / Facts . " to be added " Further information . " to be added "
Judoon rocket Judoon rockets were spacecraft used by the Judoon to travel and capture alien criminals . Armed with laser cannons , they were called Headhunters , with the Mark IV Headhunters possessing hyperdrive s . ( COMIC : " Fugitive " ) The rockets had four landing prongs and four boosters . They could land and take - off vertically . They were capable of firing an energy blast that could blow up an Earth - like planet . ( WC : " " ) They were powered by ionic pulse fusion engine s , allowing them to cross the Sol system in forty - five minutes . When a rocket landed , a long exit ramp would lower out from its base , allowing large numbers of Judoon soldiers to file out in an orderly formation when securing an area . ( TV : " Prisoner of the Judoon " ) History . In 102 A . D . , a Judoon rocket hovered over Stonehenge before being warned off by the Eleventh Doctor . Three Judoon from the rocket teleported into the Pandorica chamber along with the rest of the Alliance to imprison the Doctor . ( TV : " The Pandorica Opens " ) In 2008 , the Judoon used an HO scoop to transport Royal Hope Hospital , where they could hunt down a wanted alien criminal , a Plasmavore known as Florence Finnegan , without interference from Earth . Shortly after lifting the hospital , several of their rockets touched down on the Moon ' s surface and a large force of Judoon marched out to pursue Florence . Florence had plotted to kill every living creature on the Moon at the time of the Judoon ' s landing and escape in one of the rockets . This plan was foiled by the Tenth Doctor , with the help of Martha Jones . ( TV : " Smith and Jones " ) Judoon ships were seen among the fleet s above Trenzalore that had travelled to the planet in response to the First Question . They , along with many other species , were destroyed or retreated from the planet when the Dalek s broke the force field surrounding and the Siege of Trenzalore became a war . ( TV : " The Time of the Doctor " )
Christine Holland Christine Holland was an Earth scientist . Arthur Tyler III called her the world ' s greatest biotechnologist . Holland attended Oxford College with Pierre - Yves Dudoin and Tyler , graduating the same year as them . Dudoin later married Holland and they had a daughter , Pippa Holland . However , Dudoin ' s ambition to get into space before Tyler led to them getting divorced . In 2001 , Dudoin kidnapped their daughter to get Holland to help him in his ongoing obsession to be the first privately - funded man in space . The Eighth Doctor helped reunite her with her daughter . ( PROSE : " Escape Velocity " )
Margaret Margaret has several meanings pertinent to the " Doctor Who " universe and the real world . They are listed below in alphabetical order by surname . If no surname is available , alphabetisation occurs by the disambiguation term — that is , the bit between the parentheses in a title like Waitress ( Random Shoes ) .
Mors Alexandryn Mors Alexandryn was a proffessor . He asked Danika Meanwhile to get the Dar Trader s to revive Smith Ridley . He later want to question him , about his experiences . He was the expert on Decay and didn ' t trust the Seventh Doctor . He wouldn ' t trade with the Dar Traders . ( AUDIO : " The Death Collectors " )
Myth Makers Myth Makers was a semi - professional series of documentaries about the principal creatives of the 1963 version of " Doctor Who " . It was produced for the direct - to - video market by Reeltime Pictures — with most releases being interviews of a single cast or crew member conducted by Nick Briggs . The vast majority of the original interviews were conducted between the mid - 1980s and the early 2000s . A few more volumes surfaced until the late 2000s , but most of the releases in the 2000s were actually remastered — and often re - " edited " — versions of the the interviews that had originally been recorded in the 1980s or 1990s . The series was notable for being the first video series about the production of " Doctor Who " . Its longevity proved there was an appetite for such information , and it is probably fair to say that it helped pave the way for " Doctor Who Confidential " , as well as the audio interviews that became commonplace on most Big Finish audio CDs . Availability . Most of the " Myth Makers " releases were never made available in North America , in part due to the expense of PAL to NTSC conversion . However , in the mid - late 1980s , there was some limited distribution to comic book shops through the America n - based company Pleiades . Releases . VHS . UK . In the United Kingdom , the first 25 releases had at least two , and sometimes three , VHS editions . First edition covers were the only ones to indicate the number of the tape , and it is from this first edition numbering that the numbers of the remaining 32 tapes are inferred . Nothing in the footage of any video indicated a particular number . In general , UK editions varied only in that the covers were different . The one exception to this was the Elisabeth Sladen interview which had two editions released simultaneously in April 2001 . The " Special Edition " had 15 minutes of additional footage over the normal version . US . Because the UK numbering scheme was based upon the UK first edition covers , the numbers were meaningless for the US editions , which were always compilations of the UK originals . The following chart attempts to explain which British tapes were used to comprise the American editions . Video on demand . In 2015 , Reeltime Pictures relaunched as Time Travel TV , and began to offer old and new releases on DVD and through video on demand service , to rent or own . Some new releases issued archival material for the first time . Music . Mark Ayres , a composer for the " Doctor Who " series during its final seasons , was commissioned to write music for the videos , and this later resulted in the release of a soundtrack album , " Myths and Other Legends " on Silva Screen Records ( FILMCD 088 ) .
Debbie ( Rose ) Debbie on the end was a friend of Jackie Tyler who knew someone who worked on " The Mirror " . After Henrik ' s was blown up , she relayed the offer of her connection of an interview with Rose Tyler . ( TV : " Rose " )
24 November On 24 November 2119 , Richard Pritchard was killed by the " ghost s " of Albar Prentis and Jonathan Moran , to become a ghost himself to function as a transmitter for a spaceship ' s coordinates inside the Drum . After the Twelfth Doctor and Clara Oswald arrived in the Drum and investigated the ghosts , the Doctor , Mason Bennett and Alice O ' Donnell were cut off from Clara , Cass and Tim Lunn . Unable to reach Clara , the Doctor and his group went on to the TARDIS to travel back to before the military town was flooded . ( TV : " Under the Lake " ) According to Joan Wright , in 1963 , the police were informed about the disappearance of Barbara Wright . They quickly discovered that Ian Chesterton had gone missing , too . Joan mentioned that the day she disappeared , Barbara had loaned a book on the French Revolution to one of her students , leading them to find that Susan Foreman had disappeared as well , and that the address she had given at the school was false . ( PROSE : " A Long Night " ) A year later , Joan awoke from a dream she shared with Barbara , in which Barbara told her she was all right , she was travelling , and she ' d be home soon . Remembering the dream , she laughed and cried at the same time . ( PROSE : " A Long Night " )
Puppet government A puppet government was a government that exercised little or no real authority , with the real power being held by others . Japan established the puppet government of Manchukuo , ruled by the ousted Chinese Emperor Pu Yi , after invading the north - eastern Chinese province of Manchuria in 1931 . ( PROSE : " The Shadow of Weng - Chiang " ) The Nimon s had a puppet government on Skonnos . ( TV : " The Horns of Nimon " ) In an alternate timeline , the Dalek s created a puppet government on Earth , run by the Controller . ( TV : " Day of the Daleks " ) Behind the scenes . The depiction of the puppet government shown in " Day of the Daleks " is heavily inspired by the " French State " ( colloquially known as " Vichy France " or the " Vichy government " ) , the Nazi collaborationist regime that nominally governed France during World War II .
Aquarpey The Aquarpey were large green aquatic creatures with six tentacles and green skin that helped them to move on land or in water . They were able to create small water puddles of psychic resonance particles that cast a reflection of possible versions of a person ' s own future by tapping in to thoughts buried really deep down . An Aquarpey stranded on a planet for centuries created such a large number of ponds that the planet became known as Pondinium adding to the attraction of such a beautiful planet , a planet that the Eleventh Doctor took companions Amy Pond and Rory Williams to visit . ( COMIC : " Pondnium ! " )
Abigail Woburn Abigail Woburn was a music hall singer in Victorian London ' s West End with whom Henry Gordon Jago fell in love . She was a simulacrum created by Mr Kempston and Mr Hardwick to separate him from his best friend George Litefoot and sidekick Leela . ( AUDIO : " Jago in Love " , " The Hourglass Killers " )
Corporal ( The War Machines ) A corporal was part of the raid on the warehouse in which the War Machine s were being constructed in July 1966 . He led a patrol into the warehouse , but most of the soldiers were killed by the War Machine . The corporal and the surviving soldiers exited the warehouse and reported to the captain that the machine had wiped them out . ( TV : " The War Machines " )
LEGO LEGO , sometimes spelt Lego , was a children ' s building game that produced " ordinary space LEGO " , as well as " Star Wars " - themed sets . They didn ' t have spaceship LEGOs when Tom Braudy ' s grandmother grew up . Tom thought that space LEGO was for boys only , while girls liked building hairdresser s and flower shop s . He built a ship to go to Mars , and then a bigger one to go to Jupiter the next week , before the Eighth Doctor and companion s materialise d the TARDIS in their sitting room . ( AUDIO : " Memory Lane " ) Space - themed sets were produced in Ace ' s time as well , who crashed spaceships into LEGO police stations in her early youth . ( PROSE : " Set Piece " ) LEGO figures were tiny in comparison to real people . ( PROSE : " History 101 " ) In fact , all LEGO models were significantly smaller than their real world equivalents . According to the Eighth Doctor , Toronto in the summer looked like " a giant LEGO set " from above the CN Tower . ( PROSE : " Trading Futures " ) Joseph similarly compared the skycrapers of New York City to LEGO buildings when atop the Empire State Building . ( PROSE : " Salvation " ) The Savant , a great alien hacker of both computer s and the human brain , enjoyed both eating LEGO as a snack , and bath ing in it . Sarah Swan dubbed him " a hormone - secreting , Lego - obsessed " Sesame Street " monster " . ( PROSE : " Blue Box " ) Bernice Summerfield at some point did an archaeological dig in an Earth Legoland . ( PROSE : " Nobody ' s Children " ) She frequently had dream s of a bearded villain turning her into LEGO . ( PROSE : " Beige Planet Mars " ) The children ' s toy Parablox was made of several multicoloured interlocking bricks made of plastic polymer and threaded with a minimum - lode biodata stream . Sets included the Universe in a Cardboard Box . ( PROSE : " The Book of the War " ) The Eleventh Doctor kept a LEGO room in his TARDIS . ( COMIC : " Sky Jacks " ) According to Toshiko Sato , the two halves of a quantum transducer fit together like LEGO . ( TV : " Ghost Machine " ) Incopolis ' streets were filled with buildings too similar in design that they looked like " they ' d all been assembled from the same Lego kit " . ( PROSE : " Seeing I " ) Liz Shaw compared the Seventh Doctor sifting through laboratory equipment to a child receiving a new set of LEGO . ( PROSE : " Blood Heat " ) The Celestial Toymaker created a castle in the sky above Stockbridge which appeared to be made of LEGO . ( COMIC : " Endgame " ) Behind the scenes . In 2015 , LEGO began releasing products related to " Doctor Who " . On 29 September , " LEGO Dimensions " was released , with the Doctor and a Cyberman as playable characters . Later that year , a LEGO set was released , with six minifigures and a TARDIS minifigure , which could be converted into a scenario . In 2017 , the Dalek s made an appearance in " The LEGO Batman Movie " as one of many villains imprisoned in the Phantom Zone .
Helmut Schreyer Helmut Schreyer was an inventor . He and Konrad Zuse developed a cypher machine , the Z - 3 . Schreyer notified the Nazi s about the invention . However , in an alternate timeline created by the Oracle , the message was intercepted . Then the British were manipulated into a suicide bombing mission on Berlin to destroy the Z - 3 and kill Zuse and Schreyer . ( PROSE : " The Domino Effect " )
Advanced Research Project The Advanced Research Project was a scientific research project conducted by Daniel Joyce and his assistant Larna out of Berkeley . In the 1980s , the Doctor helped Joyce avert a danger created by one of the experiments . In 2001 , Joyce and Larna used the temporal cicatrix in San Francisco to conduct experiments for the Project . By that time , they had been providing grants to the Society for several years . The Eighth Doctor remembered being a Loom ling in his family House listening to his father and his friends talking about war s and great projects . ( PROSE : " Unnatural History " ) Ulysses , Penelope Gate , and Saldaamir studied the temporal cicatrix in the Shoal because it was useful for the project they were working on . During this time , they met Larna . When Marnal interrupted their work , they used his TARDIS ' telepathic circuits to wipe his memory and deposited him on Earth in 1883 so he would not be able to jeopardise the project . ( PROSE : " The Gallifrey Chronicles " )