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Mentioning the War ( short story ) Mentioning the War was the thirteenth story in the Bernice Summerfield anthology " A Life Worth Living " . It was written by Nick Walters . Summary . Braxiatel has set up conference on war and conflict , but Benny protests , believing that the Fifth Axis occupation was too recent . Brax reassures her that she won ' t have to deliver the key note speech — Professor Ovmakh of Vellophoi will arrive on the Collection soon . Three weeks later , Ovmakh arrives with a large team . They intend to do some digging while on the Collection . Ovmakh is interested in finding any Axis tech that might have been left behind . Benny , though opposed to this idea , becomes interested and attends the dig . The team is using huge excavators . They unearth a Field Robotisation Unit . Ovmakh wants to study it , but Benny wants to destroy it . When Ovmakh delivers her speech , Benny is appalled to discover that Ovmakh seems to glorify war . After the speech , the two women get into a discussion about the Fifth Axis , and manage to offend each other . Next morning , Benny , hungover , works on her paper but is called to the dig site , where they have found something else . They have dug a tunnel to get to the find . Benny sees that it is a transmitter , and orders everyone out of the cavern — the transmitter , now that it has been found , will now self - destruct . Ovmakh hesitates , and orders her workers to leave , but can ' t make herself leave . She and Benny get caught in a cave - in when the transmitter destroys itself . Benny wakes to a feeling of pressure on her chest . She is afraid that she ' s having a heart attack . Ovmakh tries to keep her awake . She tells Benny that her species only lives for about 15 - 20 years , so they can ' t afford to waste any time . Each Vellophoi makes a career choice and then is genetically modified to best fit that choice . The two women reach an understanding , then Benny feels a sharp stab of pain and loses consciousness . When Benny comes to , she is in her own room , with Jason in attendance . She has had a mild heart attack , but she and Ovmakh were rescued by the excavator . Benny is excused from the rest of the conference so she can recover . When Brax visits her , she accuses him of letting Ovmakh dig for Axis tech so he could keep it for himself , and he asks her to trust him . Ovmakh visits Benny before leaving the Collection . She apologises for her actions in the tunnel , and is genuinely sorry that Benny didn ' t get to deliver her paper . They make their goodbyes . Notes . " to be added "
Thazkan The Thazkans were a species that were tall and beautiful and had wings . The Thazkans invaded the Rentali planet and enslaved and killed the Rentali . They were eventually defeated by the Rentali and several other species who were acting to prevent the Thazkans from invading their planets next . Nine hundred years later , the Thazkans and Rentali were still at peace , but an anti - alien movement had begun to arise in the Thazkan government and among its people . Professor Stamis tried to warn his people of the horrors of the holocaust , but he was ignored . He took the drastic step of leaving his family and began making speeches denying that the holocaust had taken place . The Rentali anger over his claims helped to convince the Thazkan government to change their anti - alien stance . ( PROSE : " Denial " )
Constantine ( The Shadows of Avalon ) King Constantine was a Celtic ruler . A group of Gallifreyan Interventionists helped his tribe escape the Roman s by creating an other - dimensional space . This realm , Avalon , was maintained by Constantine ' s sleeping mind and technology provided by the Interventionists . By the time the Eighth Doctor was brought there in the early 21st century , it had existed for two thousand years . He dreamed an alternate self into existence on Earth called Constantine King , or Rex . Gandar managed to hypnotise Rex and command him to kill Compassion . To prevent this , the Doctor removed him from the equipment and woke Constantine , which began to destabilise Avalon . However , Queen Mab was able to use her amulet to return the king to sleep , saving the realm . ( PROSE : " The Shadows of Avalon " )
Vernon Dobtcheff Vernon Dobtcheff ( born 14 August 1934 ) played several roles in " Doctor Who " . A prolific actor since the 1950s , Dobtcheff appeared in TV series ' such as " The Saint " , , " Out of the Unknown " , , " The Sweeney " and " Blake ' s 7 " . His film credits include , , and .
Oroog ( The Creed of the Kromon ) An Oroog , who was the last of his race to not be in captivity , showed C ' rizz and Charley to the Eighth Doctor when he was trapped in foliage . He was then stunned by the Kromon control and captured . He was later put to work in the Kromon in their deepest excavation pit . He later tried to help C ' rizz to escape from his punishment . ( AUDIO : " The Creed of the Kromon " )
Celia ( The Last Dodo ) Celia was an Earther at the Museum of the Last Ones . She was stuck - up , and irritated her partner , Frank . However , she really cared about the species she was saving , and almost sacrificed her life to save the last black rhinoceros . ( PROSE : " The Last Dodo " )
Iwa Iwa was a planet in a single - star system . Topography . Iwa had a barren surface , more rock than vegetation . In fact , when the Doctor ' s TARDIS landed on the planet , its chameleon circuit chose to turn the vehicle ' s exterior into a boulder out of deference to the craggy landscape . ( PROSE : " Frayed " ) Meteorology . Rain was relatively uncommon on the planet , and when it came , it did so extraordinarily briefly . As a result , the air remained fairly saturated and humid . The sky itself was blue , indicating similar chemical composition and light refraction to Earth . ( PROSE : " Frayed " ) History . Iwa was the location of a kind of penal colony which punished people for their " potential " crimes . It was also the site of the first contact between the First Doctor and human s . It was the location where Susan obtained the name " Susan " , and the Doctor was first called " the Doctor " . ( PROSE : " Frayed " ) At some point in its history , Iwa was placed under the protection of the Galactic Heritage . ( PROSE : " The Tomorrow Windows " ) Behind the scenes . Iwa means " rock " in Japanese .
Schrödinger Institute The Schrödinger Institute was a deep - space research station . The institute was the size of Oxford . It had an enormous chamber housing the accelerator . The rest of the station was cramped . Tasdevin worked at the station , ostensibly on his project to find a perpetual - motion machine , but in reality he was trying to stabilise a small portion of space - time so that it would constantly recycle and he would never age . His experiment caused a temporal echo of the station in which the Doctor and Guinevere Winchester were caught . When they ended the echo , the Doctor theorised that the echo version of the station would wink out of space when they left it . ( PROSE : " Revenants " )
Ice Governess The Ice Governess was the reincarnation of Francesca and Digby Latimer ' s late governess who died in 1891 , drowning in the frozen pond . The Ice Governess was animated on Christmas Eve , one year later by telepathic " snow " that embodied Francesca ' s fears and nightmares about her late governess coming back to life to get her . The Great Intelligence wanted to use the Ice Governess as a template to produce an army to obliterate humanity and take over the Earth . Once reanimated , the Governess attacked the Latimer family , parroting some of the remnants of the original governess ' s scathing personality , but was thwarted by the Eleventh Doctor and temporarily dissolved . She then came back and learned not to melt . Thereafter , she seemed to have an obsession with saying , " That ' s the way to do it ! " , mirroring the words of the Doctor while she was coming back . He managed to trick her into following him and Clara Oswin Oswald up the stairway leading to the TARDIS to keep her away from the Great Intelligence . The Governess managed to break into the TARDIS and take Clara with her , falling over the edge of the cloud it was on and shattering on impact ( mortally injuring Clara in the process , though Strax was able to use future technology to keep her alive for a time ) . The Doctor took the remains and kept them in the TARDIS , where she could not reconstitute herself . ( TV : " The Snowmen " )
Agoraphobia Agoraphobia was a psychological condition . The sufferer could exhibit a fear of open spaces and the outside , sometimes to the point where he could not leave his own home , although that is not the only symptom . Ethan Amberglass identified the phobia with fear of train s . Although he denied being agoraphobic , he did admit to not " lik [ ing ] being in crowds " . ( PROSE : " The Algebra of Ice " ) Kosi was agoraphobic , according to Ace " happier with four blank walls around [ her ] " than in the open , but wondrous , places around her like the Moloch Base . Kosi could not stand the lack of factories and living tower s . ( PROSE : " Lucifer Rising " ) Agoraphobe Cristián Alvarez found himself unable to work or shop . ( PROSE : " The Left - Handed Hummingbird " ) When Ed Morgan was submitted to an insane asylum , he was diagnosed agoraphobic . This was mainly due to guilt and fear after raping and murder ing Lizzie Lewis in 1963 . ( TV : " Ghost Machine " ) Having found a metal bug in Martin Chisom ' s forcing shed , the Third Doctor described its species as " agoraphobic micro - aliens from a compact dimension " . The bug displayed a desire to reside permanently within the shed , in line with this condition . ( AUDIO : " Lost in the Wakefield Triangle " ) According to Bernice Summerfield , one girl suffering from the condition committed suicide within 24 hours of getting locked in the Glass Prison — she " couldn ' t bear the lack of comforting non - see - through walls " . ( PROSE : " The Glass Prison " ) Samantha Jones felt " the first twinges " of agoraphobia when in Hyspero , a planet with desert s and sea s that seemed to go on forever . ( PROSE : " The Scarlet Empress " ) Alistair Gryffen began suffering from agoraphobia after he lost his wife and children . ( TV : " The Fall of the House of Gryffen " ) He finally overcame his fear to shut down the Space - Time Manipulator . ( TV : " The Eclipse of the Korven " ) As Lucas Seyton perhaps joked , organisations like " Agoraphobics Anonymous " existed in 1933 London . ( PROSE : " Fallen Angel " )
Sark Sark was one of the Channel Islands in the English Channel . Over several nights in the 1970s , five large circles appeared on a farm belonging to the Oliver family . These were investigated by the Third Doctor and UNIT . After the Doctor translated pictograms , Ikiria descended in her ship . She chose to make contact on the remote island of Sark rather than London so as to avoid causing panic among the general public . ( AUDIO : " The Rings of Ikiria " )
The Five Doctors Special Edition ( home video ) The Five Doctors Special Edition is an adapted version of " The Five Doctors " . Among the many things changed is that new scenes were added that were cut from the original version bringing the runtime up to about 100 minutes . In addition some other scenes were reordered to match the script . It was released alongside the original version on Disc Two on the DVD release of " The Five Doctors " in 2008 . Synopsis . " to be added " Plot . " to be added " Crew . " to be added " References . " to be added " External links . " to be added "
Doctor Who Magazine / Doctor Who - A Marvel Monthly Doctor Who - A Marvel Monthly , formerly " Doctor Who Weekly " , was given this title after the shift from a weekly to a monthly format . The magazine was published every month by Marvel Comics Ltd . " Doctor Who - A Marvel Monthly " was edited by Paul Neary , who had been editing " Doctor Who Weekly " since issue 23 ( taking over from Dez Skinn ) . Neary was editor through to issue 48 , January 1981 . Alan McKenzie began as editor in February 1981 with issue 49 . With the magazine ' s change from a weekly to a monthly format , the price rose from 12 pence in the United Kingdom to 30 pence . In May 1981 the magazine rose in price to 35 pence , and in October 1981 to 40 pence in the United Kingdom .
Rangorr Rangorr was a Brainleader of the Kreech . He wanted to find an intelligent mind to take his place so that he could leave his responsibilities for the colony and go travelling amongst the stars . Rangoor believed he had found a replacement when the Eleventh Doctor was captured . However , the Doctor escaped during a contest to find the cleverest . He left whilst Rangoor was distracted by a crossword puzzle .
Running Through Corridors Running Through Corridors : Rob and Toby ' s Marathon Watch of Doctor Who was a multi - part book written by Robert Shearman and Toby Hadoke and published by Mad Norwegian Press . Two books have been released . " Volume 1 : The 60s " was released in 2010 , with " Volume 2 : The 70s " belatedly following in 2016 . Publisher ' s summary . Volume 1 . In " Running Through Corridors " , two Doctor Who lovers of old – Robert Shearman and Toby Hadoke – embark on an epic quest of friendship : spend the " gap year " of 2009 ( when " Doctor Who " consisted of a handful of specials rather than a full season ) re - watching the whole of " Who " two episodes a day , every day , from the show ' s start in 1963 and ending with David Tennant ' s swan song on New Year ' s , 2010 . This three - volume series contains Shearman and Hadoke ' s diary of that experience – a grand opus of their wry observations about the show , their desire to see the good in every story , and their chronicle of the real - life changes to " Who " in that year . Volume 2 . Foreword by Louise Jameson ! In Running Through Corridors , two Doctor Who lovers of old - Robert Shearman and Toby Hadoke - embark on an epic quest of friendship : spend the gap year of 2009 ( when Doctor Who consisted of a handful of specials rather than a full season ) re - watching the whole of Who two episodes a day , every day , from the show ' s start in 1963 and ending with David Tennant ' s swan song on New Year ' s , 2010 . This series contains Shearman and Hadoke ' s diary of that experience - a grand opus of their wry observations about the show , their desire to see the good in every story , and their chronicle of the real - life changes to Who in that year . With this book , Who fans will feel that they ' re watching along with Shearman ( World Fantasy Award winner , Hugo Award nominee and writer on the new Doctor Who ) and Hadoke ( renowned stage performer for his one - man comedy show , Moths Ate My Doctor Who Scarf ) as they make their grand journey through the world ' s most wonderful and longest - running drama series . Volume 2 of Running Through Corridors encompasses the whole of the Jon Pertwee Era ( 1970 - 1974 ) and the first six seasons starring Tom Baker ( 1975 - 1979 ) . Subject matter . Shearman and Hadoke document their thoughts in diary format on a day - by - day basis , covering all televised stories featuring the first ten Doctors , as well as the Peter Cushing films .
Second Time Around Second Time Around was a retrospective documentary on Patrick Troughton ' s tenure as the Second Doctor . Publisher ' s summary . Faced with William Hartnell ' s deteriorating health but with a popular TV programme on their hands , the " Doctor Who " production team hit on the idea of " regenerating " the show ' s hero and give him a new body . This documentary looks back over Patrick Troughton ' s tenure as the Second Doctor . With actors Anneke Wills , Deborah Watling , Wendy Padbury and Frazer Hines , producer and script editor Derrick Sherwin , writer and script editor Terrance Dicks , director Christopher Barry , writer Victor Pemberton and new series writer Robert Shearman , and new series script editor Gary Russell . Narrated by . Main subject . Writers , directors , actors and other people associated with Doctor Who discuss Patrick Troughton ' s time as the Second Doctor , from his first appearance at the end of The Tenth Planet to his final appearance in The War Games . Additional topics covered . " to be added " People interviewed . " In order of credited appearance . "
Pumpkin pie A pumpkin pie was a type of pie containing pumpkin . Christmas dinner at the Los Angeles Midnight Mission included turkey , stuffing , mashed potatoes , corn , bread and pumpkin pie . ( PROSE : " Goodwill Toward Men " ) In 2008 , pumpkin pie was served at Blackwood Falls ' Halloween Carnival . ( PROSE : " Forever Autumn " )
Sudan Sudan was a nation in Africa . During the 9th century , the Fifth Doctor and Abby visited Sudan during their search for the Key to Time . ( AUDIO : " The Destroyer of Delights " ) Sudan was among the places where Winston Churchill fought while serving in the British Army . ( AUDIO : " The Oncoming Story " )
Macaroni and cheese Macaroni and cheese was a dish that , according to his wife , Haresh Chandra made terribly . She said , " It ' s sticky , it ' s heavy ; it should be light . " His daughter Rani , on the other hand , once at least claimed to have no problem with it . ( TV : " Secrets of the Stars " ) What she told Clyde Langer , though , was that it " was like eating superglue " . ( TV : " The Vault of Secrets " ) The restaurant Howard Johnson ' s , in New York City , served macaroni and cheese . ( PROSE : " Presence " )
Maximilien Robespierre Robespierre was one of the leaders of the French Revolution . The First Doctor , Susan Foreman , Barbara Wright and Ian Chesterton encountered him in Paris during the days leading up to his execution in July 1794 . The Doctor , posing as a regional deputy , met Robespierre in a meeting with Lemaitre . Robespierre later met with Lemaitre , telling him that there was to be an indictment handed down on himself . He wanted Lemaitre to get information for him , unaware that Lemaitre was actually a British spy named James Stirling . Robespierre was shot in the jaw and taken to the Conciergerie prison . ( TV : " The Reign of Terror " )
Child Prodigy ( TV story ) Child Prodigy was an unproduced story written by Alistair Beaton and Sarah Dunant for Season 17 concerning time loops and freezes . Beaton was a colleague of script editor Douglas Adams from his days as a comedy writer . Him and Dunant were commissioned on 12 December 1978 . Their scripts were rejected on 9 January 1979 as being unacceptable . ( REF : DWMSE 9 )
1990s In the 1990s , Jack Harkness dropped by the Powell Estate a few times , as Rose Tyler grew up . He didn ' t dare to directly interact with her for fear of creating time paradox es . ( TV : " Utopia " ) The Soviet Union collapsed during the early part of the decade . ( AUDIO : " Protect and Survive " ) In the late 1980s and the early 1990s , Brendan Richards studied at the University of Cambridge . ( PROSE : " Housewarming " ) At some point during the 1990s , the Twelfth Doctor and Clara Oswald went to the West Country Children ' s Home to investigate the recurring dream of something hiding under the bed . There , they met Rupert Pink . ( TV : " Listen " )
Marc Boyle Marc Boyle was an actor and stuntman on several " Doctor Who " television stories . Before the filming of " Terror of the Autons " , actor Nicholas Courtney ( the Brigadier ) suffered a sudden attack of depression . Producer Barry Letts re - wrote the script to reduce the Brigadier ' s involvement , removing all but one of the character ' s line so Boyle could double for Courtney during the filming . ( DWM 317 )
Jimmy ( Hunters of Earth ) Jimmy was the leader of a teenage gang in the East End in 1963 . He threatened the First Doctor with a flick - knife , but subsequently stopped and apologised , claiming he was having a bit of a laugh . He was later part of a group of bikers that attacked Susan Foreman on Mayfield Terrace when he was affected by a World War II German weapon that used radio waves to make young people hate and attack anyone who was different to them , but stopped and turned away when Susan dropped her transistor radio . He later followed Susan and Cedric Chivers to a warehouse , and broke down the front gate . Susan used her psychic abilities to slow Jimmy down while the Doctor transmitted a signal that blocked the German weapon . ( AUDIO : " Hunters of Earth " )
Makins Makins was the leader of the hunters . He knew of Bernice Summerfield . He was tasked with locating and recovering the items of a crashed Banto Corporation ship . He traped Benny , Noele Flynn and Beardmore on the planet as bait . He was disintegrated by Orlean Wolvencroft ' s guards . ( PROSE : " The Big Hunt " )
Cloning world The Sontaran s used clone worlds to create soldiers . They did this by releasing gas into the air which gave the planet the ideal conditions to clone troops . This did however make that planet uninhabitable to other aliens . The Tenth Sontaran Battle Fleet tried to do this to Earth in 2009 but the Tenth Doctor stopped them . ( TV : " The Poison Sky " )
Friendly A friendly was a type of cricket match which wasn ' t competitive . It was just a chance for people to enjoy the game . The Seventh Doctor once organised a friendly between the villagers of Cheldon Bonniface and the tourists who had descended upon the town to attend the wedding of Bernice Summerfield and Jason Kane . ( PROSE : " Happy Endings " )
Hippias Hippias was a member of King Dalios ' s council in Atlantis . After observing the disappearance of Krasis and reporting it to his king , he was entrusted with the secret of the Crystal of Kronos . He was later killed by the Minotaur . ( TV : " The Time Monster " )
Temporal stabiliser The temporal stabiliser was a device that was essential to operating a space - time machine . Temporal stabilisers were used by the Time Lord s , ( TV : " Planet of Fire " ) the Dalek s ( AUDIO : " The Time of the Daleks " ) and the Korven . ( TV : " Angel of the North " , " The Eclipse of the Korven " ) History . Korven used temporal stabilisers in the Space - Time Manipulator s on their ships , one of which crashed on Earth before 2050 . The Department salvaged technology from the crash site in Canada . The STM was taken to Gryffen Manor in London so Professor Alistair Gryffen could study it . However , they had missed the stabiliser and it remained in the ship . After activity at the crash site caused disturbances in the STM , Gryffen went there with Thorne to get the STM . Despite a Korven attack , Gryffen took it back to the Manor . ( TV : " Angel of the North " ) Gryffen refused to use it on the STM lest the Korven come through . However , when a strange phenomenon in the STM threatened the Earth , Gryffen was forced to use it , allowing the Korven vanguard led by Lomax through . Gryffen got to the Millennium Dome and terminated the STM . ( TV : " The Eclipse of the Korven " ) Stolen by the Master , the Fifth Doctor took the stabiliser of the Master ' s TARDIS and installed it on his own TARDIS , as it was compatible . ( TV : " Planet of Fire " )
Zilgor Zilgors were an advanced telepathic race . Six of them came to Bruhl , where they taught the native Glacian s how to develop their civilisation and gave them their knowledge . Many years later , the Glacian Rraprro tried to kill them by freezing them in a block of ice , but they survived by placing themselves in a trance . They left a thought - cube for the Glacians telling them what had happened , which the First Doctor accessed for them . Presumably , the Glacian rebels succeeded in rescuing the Zilgors . ( PROSE : " Justice of the Glacians " )