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Antimasque Antimasque was a pleasure planet . It rotated on its axis once every twenty - nine hours . Its native inhabitants were the Satyr . The planet was destroyed by the Unnoticed ' s planet - destroying bomb . ( PROSE : " The Book of the Still " )
Morgus Morgus was the chairman of the Sirius Conglomerate on Androzani Major and the sworn enemy of Sharaz Jek . Biography . Morgus was a descendant of the first colonists of his homeworld and " the richest man in the Five Planets " . He wanted money and power and agreed to a business deal with Sharaz Jek . Jek harvested the longevity drug spectrox on Androzani Minor with his androids . Morgus sold spectrox to the peoples of Androzani Major at an inflated price . Morgus wanted the profits for himself , however , and betrayed Jek , arranging events so that Jek would be caught in Androzani Minor ' s mud blasts . Unluckily for Morgus , Jek survived , horribly disfigured . Not above personally murdering others to achieve his ends , Morgus waged a war on the federal forces , covertly selling weapons to Jek through the mercenary Stotz . He falsely believed that the Fifth Doctor and Peri worked for the President . When the situation on Androzani Minor got out of hand , Morgus went there where he was betrayed by Timmin , his trusted aid . Timmin became the new chairman of the Sirius Conglomerate on Androzani Major , ousting Morgus by informing the planet ' s authorities of his numerous crimes . Desperate , Morgus convinced Stotz to help him liberate Jek ' s spectrox hoard . Morgus stumbled upon Jek ' s base and Sharaz forced Morgus ' head into an energy beam , killing him . ( TV : " The Caves of Androzani " )
Arranged marriage An arranged marriage was when the decision for a bride and groom to wed was not made by the participants , but someone else . Ping - Cho travelled with Marco Polo to meet her seventy - five - year old groom in an arranged marriage . The groom - to - be died from drinking an elixir of quicksilver and sulphur before Ping - Cho could meet him . ( TV : " Marco Polo " ) Shortly after becoming king of Peladon , Pelleas was betrothed to Princess Pandora of Earth in an arranged marriage . This was intended to give Peladon a secure footing in the Galactic Federation along with granting Earth a discount on trisilicate imports . ( AUDIO : " The Bride of Peladon " ) Juliette Vierge was chosen to ceremonially marry the Eighth Doctor , thus symbolically tying him to the Earth . ( PROSE : " The Adventuress of Henrietta Street " ) Wolvern , the Duke of Trondheim , arranged a marriage between his daughter , Princess Freydis , and King Gissar Polvaderson of Iceland . The marriage never took place as Freydis decided to stay in Lowith with Henrik . ( PROSE : " Dark Horizons " )
Battle of Malplaquet The Battle of Malplaquet was an Earth conflict . The battlefront was visited by the Doctor , where he met the Duke of Marlborough . In his fourth incarnation , the Doctor mentioned it to Sarah Jane Smith while they were being shot at by Kraal service mechanic s , but before he could relate the story she interrupted him . ( TV : " The Android Invasion " )
Clive Merrison Clive Merrison played Jim Callum in " The Tomb of the Cybermen " and the Deputy Chief Caretaker in " Paradise Towers " . He also voiced Sir Frederick Maltravers in the BBV Productions audio story " The Barnacled Baby " and George Augustus in the Big Finish " Doctor Who " audio story " The Contingency Club " . Merrison has had several recurring roles on television , e . g . ( as Boris the Russia n ) , " Kit Curran " ( as Damien Appleby ) and ( as Ascanio Forza ) . One - off appearances include the likes of , , " The Bill " and . Merrison ' s theatre appearances include at the , at and for the . On radio he has played Sherlock Holmes , a role played in other media by Peter Cushing , Tom Baker , Jonathan Pryce and Nicholas Briggs . ( He is said to be the the only actor to have portrayed the character in the entire Conan Doyle canon of " Sherlock Holmes " stories . ) He also played the character " Tanaka " in a radio adaptation of the James Bond novel , which starred Michael Jayston as Bond .
Coolie " Coolie " was a derogatory term applied by the British to some Asia n peoples . In 1947 , for instance , Dr Edward Morgan was derided for providing health care to Indians , whom his fellow Britons called " coolies " . Donna Noble didn ' t take kindly to the word when she heard it used by British Major Daker to describe the local population of Calcutta . ( PROSE : " Ghosts of India " )
Rice cake A rice cake was an Earth food made by forming rice into a condensed shape . In 21st century New Orleans , the Eighth Doctor chose a restaurant because it served deep - fried rice cakes . He poured maple syrup on the cakes and crushed them together with his grits . ( PROSE : " The City of the Dead " )
Second Wave The Second Wave of the House Military was the first to be bred specifically for the War . It infamously committed frequent acts of genocide , wiping out any species or culture which opposed or rivalled the Homeworld in any way . Its destruction of Ordifica and other Faction Paradox sites crippled the Faction for years and severed their contact with the Remote . The Lethean Campaign was the last event of the Second Wave . ( PROSE : " The Book of the War " )
Validium Validium was created as the ultimate defence for Gallifrey by Rassilon and Omega and had great destructive potential . It was living metal that could think for itself and was capable of speech as well . When destroyed , it could reform itself . It should never have left Gallifrey , but some of it did . A piece of validium fell to Earth and was found by the Lady Peinforte , who moulded it into a statue of herself holding a bow and arrow and called it " Nemesis " . The Doctor then launched the Nemesis into space on the rocket - sled , though the bow and arrow were kept on Earth . Its orbit had brought it near Earth every 25 years , each time causing disasters by remote influence . In his seventh incarnation , the Doctor arrived on Earth as it approached again in 1988 . Following the Doctor ' s instructions , the Nemesis was launched to rendevous with the Cybermen ' s fleet in Earth orbit and destroyed the fleet . It reformed in space . ( TV : " Silver Nemesis " ) The Cold was made of this substance . ( PROSE : " Interference - Book One " / " Interference - Book Two " )
Reading Reading was a town in England . It had a history dating back to the Roman Empire . The forest outside the town was the Weirdling Woods . The Great Western Railway passed through Reading . Woodley was a location in Reading . ( TV : " " ) The Doctor once visited Reading , inspiring the name of the local pub The Vanishing Blue Box . In the 1890s , the Paternoster Gang visited Reading during an investigation into strange going - ons in the Weirdling Woods . ( PROSE : " The Curious Case of the Weirdling Woods " ) Liz Shaw ' s sister Lucy was an architect who worked in Reading . ( AUDIO : " The Last Post " ) Hulbert Logistics had an office in Reading . ( AUDIO : " Human Resources " )
Roboform Christmas tree The Roboform Christmas tree s were used by the Roboform to wreak havoc on Earth during the two alien invasion s that took place on Christmas in 2006 and 2007 . These remote - controlled tree s could spin at extremely high speeds and rip apart anything in their path with its razor - sharp leaves . They could also play songs such as " Jingle Bells " . One of them nearly destroyed Jackie Tyler ' s flat shortly before the Sycorax invasion of Christmas 2006 . It was neutralised by the newly regenerated Tenth Doctor . ( TV : " The Christmas Invasion " ) Another feature the trees had was to send out remote - controlled bombs disguised as baubles . These baubles were used by the Tenth Doctor to flood the web containing the Racnoss children with the River Thames . Like many other robots , they could be stopped using a sonic screwdriver . ( TV : " The Runaway Bride " ) A tree was later used by a Changeling under the influence of the Roboform s . ( WC : " " )
Amm Piering Amm Piering was an actor on Olleril . He was considered for the role of the Seventh Doctor in a television mini - series about the Doctor ' s activities on the planet . Even though Piering was a sex symbol and the Doctor a funny little scientist , it was thought the casting would attract more viewers . ( PROSE : " Tragedy Day " )
Beol King Beol was the king of Geath when the Eleventh Doctor arrived there . He owned a dragon and was occasionally assisted by the Teller , who told stories about Beol to the Geathians . Over time , the stories had warped his memory of how he had found his " dragon " and he was willing to kill strangers , such as the Doctor , Amy and Rory , who he thought were behind mysterious happenings in his kingdom . However , he was overthrown and replaced with a councillor for the time being . ( PROSE : " The King ' s Dragon " )
Orlo ( Martha in the Mirror ) General Orlo was a Zerugian who , as a gift , gave a duplicate of the Mortal Mirror to mark the beginning of the negotiations . The Tenth Doctor soon found out though , that the Mortal Mirror copy was the original mirror itself . General Orlo was obviously planning something and everything became true at the peace treaty . An army of Zerugians appeared , along with duplicates , from within the mirror . He didn ' t want peace . He wanted Castle Extremis , which had been owned originally by Anthium . He was killed by Lady Casaubon , who stabbed him with a piece of glass and then put a glass bullet into his skull . ( PROSE : " Martha in the Mirror " )
DWMSE 19 The nineteenth issue of " Doctor Who Magazine Special Edition " had a cover date of 13 July 2008 . Publisher ' s summary . Four complete comic strip adventures featuring the Tenth Doctor and Martha Jones ! Based on the popular BBC One series starring David Tennant and Freema Agyeman , these new adventures in time and space take the TARDIS into unexplored realms of adventure and excitement ! The Doctor and Martha attempt to save the doomed planet of Loam from destruction at the hands of gigantic monsters , then split them up for a crazy adventure spanning Mars and an ordinary London bus ! Then it ' s off to meet legendary explorer Ernest Shackleton in the icy wastes of the Antarctic , before visiting an abandoned space base where a deadly plot is afoot . . . Packed with 100 pages of thrills , scares and laughs , this " Doctor Who Magazine " Special Edition collects together four full comic strip stories : " The Woman Who Sold the World " , " Bus Stop ! " , " The First " and " Death to the Doctor ! " Featuring the writing talents of Rob Davis , Dan McDaid and Jonathan Morris , plus stunning artwork from Mike Collins ( 2000AD ) , John Ross ( Doctor Who Adventures ) , Martin Geraghty and Roger Langridge ( The Fin Fang Four ) !
Tommy ( The Last Dodo ) Tommy was the Head Earther at the Museum of the Last Ones , meaning that he was responsible for collecting specimens from Earth . He showed the Tenth Doctor and Martha Jones around the museum , and helped them find the stolen last black rhinoceros . He was later attacked by a sabre - toothed tiger that he was trying to capture again . He was taken to hospital , and had a full recovery . ( PROSE : " The Last Dodo " )
Mamps Fel - Fotch Hangle - Wang Slitheen Mamps Fel - Fotch Hangle - Wang Slitheen , or simply Mamps for short , was a member of the Slitheen family posing in Ancient Greece , pretending to be a god . She was the Tenth Doctor ' s friend , until he accidentally got her brother Hisk killed by a bull . She became a stone statue after a few hundred years . After 3500 years , she broke out and attacked the Doctor , but he stopped her . ( PROSE : " The Slitheen Excursion " )
Gwendoline Pritchard Gwendoline was the daughter of George and Lady Pritchard . Gwendoline liked to sing and play the piano . Josiah Samuel Smith took over her home , Gabriel Chase , and passed himself off as her uncle , making Gwendoline his ward . He warped their perceptions , making Gwendoline believe her father had " gone to Java " and made mother and daughter forget their relationship to each other . Under the " tutelage " of Smith , Gwendoline could transform in an instant from a becoming Victorian maiden into an axe - wielding murder ess . When Lady Pritchard began to realise the truth in 1883 , the newly - awakened Light , who abhorred all change , transformed mother and daughter into stone . ( TV : " Ghost Light " )
Lawson Lawson 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 ) .
The Poison Seas ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . Bernice has visited the planet Chosan before , so she seems the ideal candidate to intervene when a Sea Devil colony there comes under threat from a terrorist cell . Under cover of visiting an old friend , Bernice sets out to learn who is working in league with the terrorists to ensure the eradication of the colony . But as she delves deeper under the oceans of Chosan , she discovers that something else — something much more ancient and powerful — wants rid of the Sea Devils . Soon , every living thing on the planet is in peril . And all because there ' s no place like home . . . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added "
L ' amour est un oiseau rebelle " L ' amour est un oiseau rebelle " was an aria from " Carmen " which was once played in the Parliament of the Daleks . The Dalek legislature heard it because it was being transmitted from the core of the Dalek Asylum from a mysterious source — one that was later revealed to be the Dalek created from Oswin Oswald . The Eleventh Doctor said he had played the triangle in the recording heard , but that he was " buried in the mix " . ( TV : " Asylum of the Daleks " ) Behind the scenes . Although the piece is never named in " Asylum " , it ' s definitively said to come from " Carmen " , and is one of the most recognisable arias in the world .
Anachronism Anachronisms were objects , ideas or persons present in a time which was not related to its own , and thus liable to create a time paradox . Regulation . The Time Lord s ' First Law of Time set out to prevent anachronisms such as a person meeting other versions of themselves ( TV : " The Three Doctors " ) or returning Eldrad to her present , by that time ( from a 20th century point of view ) the distant past . ( TV : " The Hand of Fear " ) Serious instances . When anti - time began to bleed into the universe , anachronisms began to affect history and had a disastrous effect on the Web of Time . ( AUDIO : " Neverland " ) Examples of their creation . The Monk had , by the time he met the First Doctor in 1066 , caused many deliberate anachronisms in Earth history to " improve " it . ( TV : " The Time Meddler " ) The Fourth Doctor caused anachronisms of his own by deliberately defacing copies of the " Mona Lisa " , writing with felt tip pen on the canvas , " This is a fake " . The words were readable in the 20th century after X - ray s had been discovered . ( TV : " City of Death " ) While in 18th century France , the Tenth Doctor thought he may have " invented the banana daiquiri a few centuries early " . ( TV : " The Girl in the Fireplace " ) The Rani created anachronisms in the alternate Rome on Terra Nova . ( PROSE : " State of Change " ) Upon seeing a Sontaran teleport pod in the Rattigan Academy , the Tenth Doctor told Luke Rattigan that " it might be Earth technology , but that ' s like finding a mobile phone in the Middle Ages " , pointing out that the presence of such futuristic technology was an anachronism . ( TV : " The Sontaran Stratagem " ) Spending three weeks in 1138 Essex , the Twelfth Doctor entered an axe battle playing an electric guitar solo while riding a tank , and introduced its citizens to the word " Dude " several centuries too early . Missy had ironically told Clara Oswald to keep her eyes open for the slightest anachronisms prior to the Doctor ' s entrance . When Colony Sarff arrived , he threw a heavily weather beaten sonic screwdriver at the Doctor ' s feet ; after he , Clara , and Missy were taken to be brought to Skaro , the screwdriver , tank , and guitar were all left behind . ( TV : " The Magician ' s Apprentice " ) Examples of their prevention . The First Doctor warned Barbara Wright against attempting to change 15th century Aztec culture . ( TV : " The Aztecs " ) Both Rose Tyler ( TV : " The Unquiet Dead " , PROSE : " The Clockwise Man " ) and Jack Harkness ( TV : " The Empty Child " ) made it a point to dress appropriately for the time period they were in ; much to their ire , the Ninth Doctor opted to change his shirt rather than his conspicuous leather jacket . Since portable stereos did not exist in the 1960s , the Seventh Doctor called the ghetto blaster that Ace carried around with her in Shoreditch in November 1963 a " dangerous anachronism . " ( TV : " Remembrance of the Daleks " )
Hunters of the Burning Stone ( graphic novel ) It was the first chance readers had of seeing the original version of the comics since they were first published in " DWM " in 2012 and 2013 . Publisher ' s summary . Collected Eleventh Doctor Comic Strips — Volume 3 Join the Doctor , Amy Pond and Rory Williams on their amazing adventures in space and time , in these exceptional collected comics from the pages of " Doctor Who Magazine " ! Featuring three amazing stories : " What is buried in Man ? " It is a question that has echoed through the centuries , one the Doctor has been told he " must " answer - or disaster will fall . The time - travellers are pulled into a deadly game of espionage in 1989 Czechoslovakia . An alien menace is resurrected , and history itself is threatened . . . The creatures that have manipulated humanity for millennia are revealed , and the Doctor is re - united with his first companions - Ian Chesterton and Barbara Wright . . . PLUS ! A bumper commentary section where the writers , artists and editors reveal the stories behind the strips ! featuring never - before - published artwork , original story outlines and much more ! An essential collection for fans of " Doctor Who " and classic British comics !
Cymbiont Cymbionts were human s neurally linked with robot ic familiars . Unlike other technosapien subspecies , who were emotionless and obsessed with conquest , the cymbionts enjoyed a strong and fundamental emotional connection with their familiars . Sojourner Hooper - Agogô led the cymbiont revolution against the Company and became the first president of PROTEC . ( PROSE : " Weapons Grade Snake Oil " )
Space amoeba Space amoebas were gigantic spaceborne life forms which fed on time energy at the Galactic Rim . One of these drifted away from its home until , lost and hungry , it found the Doctor ' s TARDIS and began consuming it , causing time to reverse inside the ship . K9 reverts to his component parts and the Fourth Doctor regressed through his regenerations to his first incarnation . When he re - enacted the time he first switched on the TARDIS , but in reverse , this caused the creature to weaken , allowing time to move forward again . The switch was then thrown on , then back off , then on and so on . Each time the switch changed , the entity experienced indigestion and weakened until it eventually died . As time began moving forward once again , the Doctor and K9 return to normal , and all that was left of the entity was a puddle on the TARDIS floor . ( COMIC : " Timeslip " )
Von Weich Von Weich was the name used by a War Lord posing as a major in the German Army in their simulated version of World War I . He used his " monocle " to implant suggestions into the minds of his subordinates . ( TV : " The War Games " ) When he posed as a captain in the version of the American Civil War , he used the name Beauregard Lee . ( PROSE : " The Eight Doctors " ) He tried to capture the Second Doctor and his allies , but was himself taken prisoner by the resistance . He was shot and killed by Private Moor after von Weich failed to hypnotise him . ( TV : " The War Games " )
Grey Grey was a colour . Earth in the 30th century had grey land and grey sea s , with grey cities linked by grey highways across grey desert s . ( TV : " The Mutants " ) The Inter Minorian s , ( TV : " Carnival of Monsters " ) the Grey Man ' s race ( PROSE : " Falls the Shadow " ) and the Sittuun ( PROSE : " Night of the Humans " ) had grey skin . When the Third Doctor encountered a new Dalek command structure , Dalek drone s were identified by their grey casings . ( TV : " Day of the Daleks " , " Frontier in Space " , " Planet of the Daleks " , " Destiny of the Daleks " ) The Renegade Dalek s had grey and black casings . ( TV : " Resurrection of the Daleks " , " Revelation of the Daleks " , " Remembrance of the Daleks " ) " The Book of Lies " said that a great greyness was going to fall over the universe . It also called Rassilon the " Great Grey Eminence " . Griffin ' s eyes were grey . ( PROSE : " Unnatural History " )
John Baskcomb John Baskcomb ( 7 February 1916 - 29 March 2000 ) played Luigi Rossini in the " Doctor Who " television story " Terror of the Autons " . Baskcomb ' s other television credits included , , " The Saint " , " Out of the Unknown " , , , , " Z - Cars " and . However , he is best known for playing Petty Officer Woodward in twenty - six episodes of , Timothy Forstye in four episodes of " The Forsyte Saga " and Nat Pearce on . His film credits included , , and .
Rulebook A rulebook was a collection of regulations used to make decisions . The Caretakers of Paradise Towers lived their lives by their rulebook . Among the instructions in it was that the Caretakers were never to question their leader , the Chief Caretaker . ( TV : " Paradise Towers " )
Phill Shellard Phill Shellard , sometimes credited as Phil Shellard , has been one of the credited standby props men for many episodes of " Doctor Who " since it returned in 2005 . He also held the same position for four episodes of " The Sarah Jane Adventures " and " Torchwood " " Children of Earth " .
Braudy Mrs Braudy was a snooker watcher , who wasn ' t phased when the Eighth Doctor , Charley Pollard and C ' rizz appeared in her living room . She later forgot them . There was a whole street with her living in it . She was the grandmother of Tom Braudy . ( AUDIO : " Memory Lane " )
Ian Hayles Ian Hayles voiced Kevin Lee in the Big Finish UNIT audio story " Snake Head " , Lance - Corporal Burridge in the Big Finish " Doctor Who " audio story " No Man ' s Land " and Sam Kirke in " The Architects of History " . Big Finish were evidently one of Hayles ' first professional employers , as his first television appearance seens to have been on a 2010 episode of " Coronation Street " . In 2011 , he had a major role in the independent British time travel film , " Chronoslexia " .