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Doctor Who calendars " Doctor Who " calendars have been licensed by the British Broadcasting Corporation on an almost annual basis since the mid - 1980s . In addition to " Doctor Who " calendars , there have also been a number of calendars related to " Torchwood " and the Dalek s . 1984 . Doctor Who 1984 Calendar - Release Date : 1983 1985 . Doctor Who 1985 Calendar - Release Date : 1984 1986 . Doctor Who – The Calendar ( 1986 ) - Release Date : July 1985 1987 . Doctor Who – The Calendar ( 1987 ) - Release Date : September 1986 1988 . Doctor Who 25 Years of a Time Lord – The Calendar 1988 - Release Date : September 1987 1989 . Doctor Who – The Calendar 1989 - Release Date : August 1988 This calendar was dedicated to Ron Embleton , a good friend who had recently died . It saw the artist move from airbrush to acrylics . 1993 . Doctor Who 30th Anniversary Calendar - Release Date : May 1992 1996 . Radio Times : Doctor Who 1996 Calendar : 30 Years of " Radio Times " Covers - Release Date : September 1995 1997 . The Official 1997 Calendar : Doctor Who : Heroes & Villains - Release Date : September 1996 1998 . Doctor Who 35th Anniversary Special Edition : The Official 1998 Calendar - Release Date : 1997 1999 . Doctor Who The Official 1999 Calendar - Release Date : September 1998 2000 . Dr . Who 16 Month 2000 Calendar - Release Date : September 1999 TARDIS Calendar 2000 - Release Date : September 1999 2000 Calendar Release - Date : 1999 2001 . Radio Times Doctor Who Calendar 2001 - Release Date : August 2000 2002 . Doctor Who Big Finish 15 Month Desk Calendar - Release Date : August 2001 Doctor Who Big Finish 2002 Wall Planner - Release Date : August 2001 Doctor Who The Official Calendar - Release Date : August 2001 2003 . Doctor Who Big Finish 15 Month 2003 - 2004 Desk Calendar - Release Date : December 2002 2004 . The Official Doctor Who Calendar 2004 - Release Date : 2005 . The Official Doctor Who Calendar 2005 - Release Date : 2006 . Doctor Who Official 2006 Calendar - Release Date : 2007 . Doctor Who 2007 Calendar - Release Date : 2007 Cybermen Advent Calendar - Release Date : 2008 . Doctor Who 2008 Calendar - Release Date : 2007 pdsa Pet Pawtraits 2008 Calendar - Release Date : 2007 2009 . 2009 Doctor Who Calendar - Release Date : Doctor Who 2009 Pocket Diary - Release Date : Dalek Advent Calendar - Release Date : 2005 2010 . Doctor Who Wall Calendar - Release Date : 2009 Doctor Who Slim Calendar - Release Date : 2009 2010 Dalek Advent Calendar - Release Date : 2010 2011 . Doctor Who Wall Calendar - Release Date : 2010 Doctor Who Desk Easel Calendar - Release Date : 2010 Doctor Who Mini - Calendar - Release Date : 2010 Doctor Who Pocket Diary - Release Date : 2010 2013 . Doctor Who Wall Calendar - Release Date : 2012
Speelsnape The Speelsnape was a predatory creature on the planet Necros . While it didn ' t harm humans , the speelsnape ' s natural enemy was the voltrox . The creature was best known for its tactic of hiding its head under a rock and pretending nothing could see it . Vogel compared Davros to a speelsnape in this regard . ( TV : " Revelation of the Daleks " ) The Sixth Doctor said Beep , the sadistic tyrant , was as harmless as a speelsnape . ( AUDIO : " The Ratings War " ) He once had chocolate speelsnapes in his pocket , sweets , and said his favourite colour was magenta rather than green . ( AUDIO : " The Rani Elite " ) As his visit to Ravolox was reviewed during his trial at Space Station Zenobia , the Doctor protested that it was " obvious to a blind speelsnape " that he only worked for Drathro under duress . ( TV : " The Mysterious Planet " )
The Useful Pile ( short story ) Aside from breaking new narrative ground , the story was also somewhat notable for its illustration , which directly referenced the then - in - production " " . Although references to " Star Trek " are not without precedent in the DWU , a visual reference to " TNG " specifically is unusual . Summary . In the aftermath of his inaugural adventure , the newly - regenerated Seventh Doctor is bemoaning the loss of several articles of clothing on Lakertya . He ' s only just regenerated and he ' s already down a tartan scarf and his rainbow - coloured umbrella . Still , the TARDIS wardrobe has provided him with replacements : a new paisley scarf and a different umbrella . The problem now is what to do about his old patchwork coat . It sits there in the wardrobe , full of the contents of lifetimes , waiting to be cleaned out . The new Doctor sits down , empties his pockets and starts putting the contents into two piles : " Useful " and well , " Not " . As he moves his way through the piles , he considers the consequences of regeneration and tries to assess whether he ' s going to like his new body .
The Flood ( audio story ) The Flood was the second Big Finish Productions audio drama in the second series of " Graceless " . Publisher ' s summary . " “ There goes the neighbourhood . ” " The rain hasn ' t stopped in three days and the flood waters are rising . A small group of townspeople are determined to stop their town from being dragged into the sea . Abby and Zara are keen to help – anything to keep themselves busy after what they ' ve both just been through . Maybe , finally , they ' ve found somewhere they might settle down . . . But there ' s something causing the flood . And it can ' t let anything stand in its way . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added "
Esto Esto was a planet located in Lagoon Nebula . Flora and fauna . It was home to a species of psychic parasites ( PROSE : " Number 1 , Gallows Gate Road " ) and a species of telepathic plants that screeched when anyone stood between them , thus disrupting their communication . ( TV : " The Unwilling Warriors " ) History . The First Doctor and Susan had visited Esto . ( TV : " The Unwilling Warriors " ) At some point in its history , Esto was placed under the protection of the Galactic Heritage . ( PROSE : " The Tomorrow Windows " )
Basic mode Basic mode was a mode activated by the Eleventh Doctor , in order to help Clara Oswald bond with the TARDIS . When in basic mode , the TARDIS was easier to fly due to its shield oscillator s being deactivated . During this test drive , a nearby salvage ship was able to capture the TARDIS with a magnetic hobble - field . With the shields down , their magno - grab broke the TARDIS , causing the ship ' s engine to explode . ( TV : " Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS " )
Women in the wood The women in the wood were slave workers , captured by the Dalek s during their invasion of Earth in the 22nd century . They made clothes for the miners who worked at the local mine which was mining away the rock so that the Daleks could pilot the planet as a ship . Barbara and Jenny came to their shack looking for shelter but the two women betrayed them and told the Daleks of their existence . ( TV : " The Dalek Invasion of Earth " )
Worldshaper Worldshapers were devices used to make drastic changes on a planetary scale . Voord Worldshapers . The Voord used a Worldshaper , which was capable of accelerating time , to advance their evolution on Marinus . Jamie McCrimmon destroyed the device and was killed in the blast . The device let out a wave that sped up time and the Voord became Cybermen . ( COMIC : " The World Shapers " ) According to one account , this resulted in changing Marinus into Mondas . ( COMIC : " The World Shapers " ) However , the Twelfth Doctor stated that the Cybermen of Mondas evolved independently from those on Marinus . ( TV : " The Doctor Falls " ) Aesirian world - shaper helmets . The Aesirian s created world - shapers in the form of helmets . These devices could perform almost any change . Most Aesirian world - shapers were destroyed in the Aesirians ' war with other cosmic superpowers , but Time Lord s managed to preserve some in the Braxiatel Collection . Brian Carrios stole one before being fired from the collection and used it to become the most famous geohacker in history . In at least one case , on planet Campra his geohacking amounted to a genocide . The Ninth Doctor neutralised the helmet , leaving the Shadow Proclamation to decide what to do with it . A curious by - product of this incident was Jack Harkness ' s face on the side of one of the Eye of Orion ' s moons . ( COMIC : " Hacked " )
Arcan leisure crawler In 2007 , a first - generation Arcan leisure crawler was spotted in Earth ' s atmosphere above Cardigan Bay , Wales . It was filmed by some people on mobile phone s , bringing the matter to Torchwood Three ' s attention . Jack Harkness , head of Torchwood at the time , referred to it as a collector ' s item , and noted their rarity . Jack told Toshiko Sato to send them a polite message : " Great to see you , but can you please get the hell out of our atmosphere ; you ' re spooking the locals . " ( TV : " Cyberwoman " )
Kurgon system The Kurgon system was the star system that contained the Kurgon Wonder . The natives believed the Wonder to be a gaseous anomaly . They invited delegates of the Galactic Wonders Commission on board the " Edifice " to examine the Wonder in the hopes that they would name it one of the Wonders of the Universe , which would increase tourism and boost their economy . ( AUDIO : " The Sirens of Time " )
Wolfstrasse Wolfstrasse was a street in Vienna , Austria . The street passed by a river around the middle . On this street , on the night from the 9th to 10th September 1873 , Ernst Bratfisch saw a Fiaker without a driver and drawn by two unusually looking horses with blue eyes . These horses were created for Johan Drossel by Gramm , a Cyberman from Mondas , using Cyber - Technology . ( AUDIO : " The Silver Turk " ) Behind the scenes . The name of the street can be translated from German as Wolf Street .
Mathilda Pierce Mathilda Pierce was a woman living in Lannet . She was elderly when she met the Doctor in 2003 . The Shalka launched a sonic attack when she tried to tell him about the danger in town . This caused the Doctor ' s nose to bleed , but killed Mathilda . ( WC : " Scream of the Shalka " , PROSE : " Scream of the Shalka " )
Spacenik Spacenik was a derogatory term used in the 50th and 51st centuries . Professor Frederick Marius assumed the Fourth Doctor to be " one of those good - for - nothing spaceniks " upon concluding that his condition was self - induced . ( TV : " The Invisible Enemy " ) Descendants of the hippie s and beatnik s of the late 20th century , spaceniks would smuggle themselves on board spacecraft in attempts to commune with the mysteries of the universe . They would usually get in trouble and be taken home by the government . ( PROSE : " Doctor Who and the Invisible Enemy " ) In 4920 , Ace was referred to as a " spacenik " by Shafira . ( AUDIO : " Revenge of the Swarm " ) Frank Spiggot compared the Fourth Doctor and Romana II to spaceniks — " harmless , but useful " . ( PROSE : " The Romance of Crime " ) Roderik Saarl at first believed that the Seventh Doctor was just some spacenik , not worthy of being the star of a Channel 400 program . ( PROSE : " Prime Time " )
Maston Mastons were large predators native to Sentimenous Virgo . They generally weighed around one hundred twenty kilogrammes and were around two hundred ten centimetres tall . Mastons were large and hairy and had powerful tails . They could easily overpower a human . They weren ' t especially intelligent . A sex ually aroused Maston secreted an airborne toxin which paralysed any animal lifeform in its immediate vicinity . The exact range of this effect is unknown . This is speculated to be an evolutionary adaptation designed to ensure that an exhausted " post - coitus " Maston would not have to look too far in order to find its next meal . ( PROSE : " Slipback " ) The Mastons were driven to extinction millions of years ago when their planet was destroyed . The computer of the " Vipod Mor " brought a Maston forwards in time to attract a Time Lord and to distract the crew . ( AUDIO : " Slipback " )
Derleth Derleth was an Elder God that could control people ' s emotions . He had purple blood . The Seventh Doctor had located him in Romania in 2015 . The Forge had tried to take the Truthsayer from the Ukranian government , but Lysandra Aristedes stopped the train on the Doctor ' s orders . When the train containing him crashed , he possessed Lysandra , and made Sally Morgan worship him . He then tried to possess the Doctor and half succeeded before Lysandra used the truth sayer on him , suppressing him from the younger Lysandra ' s mind , keeping him in her mind . ( AUDIO : " Project : Nirvana " ) Behind the scenes . Derleth is named after , a writer who contributed to H . P . Lovecraft ' s Cthulhu Mythos .
I Was a Doctor Who Monster ! I Was a Doctor Who Monster ! was a 1996 semi - professional documentary released by Reeltime Pictures , and developed from an idea by its presenter , Sylvester McCoy . Various groups of creature performers were reunited around the time of the Paul McGann telemovie and asked to recall their memories of what it was like to play the various creatures in " Doctor Who " . Performers were drawn from all major eras of the programme ' s existence to give a wide view of the craft of creature performance . " I Was a Doctor Who Monster ! " was notable for being one of the few primary sources of information about many of the interviewed performers .
Sabina Franklyn Sabina Franklyn voiced Dr Eleanor Harcourt in the Big Finish " Doctor Who " audio story " Bang - Bang - a - Boom ! " , Wanda Rothman in " Situation Vacant " and President Beel , Aetius and Herculania in " Judoon in Chains " . She is the daughter of William Franklyn and Susanna Carroll .
Television announcer ( The Chase ) At 18 : 59 , on 13 May 1965 , a television announcer alerted BBC viewers that the next programme would start within one minute . In the distant future , Vicki Pallister , Ian Chesterton , Barbara Wright , and the First Doctor heard his announcement whilst aboard the TARDIS , via the Time - Space Visualiser they had taken from the Space Museum . ( TV : " The Chase " )
Market Square Market Square was a four - weekly soap opera filmed at the Lakeview Studios at Television Towers in London . It was set around a market . George ( a bald man ) and Lovely Lucy ( a skinny blond ) were the central characters . Among the crew were Megan from wardrobe and Pam with her clipboard . ( PROSE : " The Pictures of Emptiness " )
Hitching Point ( comic story ) Hitching Point was a " Doctor Who Adventures " comic story that featured the Tenth Doctor and Heather McCrimmon . Summary . In Peru in 1911 , explorer Hiram Bingham is in search of the lost city of Macchu Picchu . When he arrives , he is surprised to find The Doctor and Heather . They are attempting to cure temporal hiccups through the use of time holes . Hiram is angry to find them there , but gets sucked through a time hole , which closes behind him . The whole world changes . Heather and the Doctor find themselves inside a city of eight foot tall lizard men . The Lizard men chase them and , while they are hiding , they encounter an old bearded man who believes the Doctor can save them from the Incasaurs . He takes them to the hitching point where they see , through a time hole , Hiram in Macchu Piccu during the Incan time . The Incasaurs find them and reveal they opened a portal from another dimension because their sun was dying . The Doctor and Heather are ordered executed but Hiram shakes hands with the old bearded man , an aged Hiram , creating a massive discharge of temporal energy , stopping the time holes from ever existing . The Doctor and Heather leave , allowing Hiram to discover Macchu Picchu without any memory of them . Continuity . " to be added "
Project Mecrim Project Mecrim was an Earth military project during the 25th century . Its purpose was to create genetically engineered fighters to combat the Draconian s . Unfortunately , a microbe from one of the test species proved contagious and fatal , killing the entire research staff . The project was shut down and the planet quarantined . ( PROSE : " The Menagerie " )
Malphapalooza Malphapalooza was an event to which Pakafroon Wabster was heading in an attempt to save their careers . They never made it there as Jacey had sabotaged the star cruiser transporting them in an attempt to kill them . ( COMIC : " Interstellar Overdrive " ) Behind the scenes . Malphapalooza is a play on the famous music festival .
Lip - reading Lip - reading was the ability to understand what an individual was saying without hearing them , only through the movement of their lips . When the Korad s met the First Doctor , they found it difficult to hear him speak , but some of them had become expert in lip - reading . ( PROSE : " Peril in Mechanistria " ) Gavin Oliver Scott fell in love with Irene Gilbey , who was deaf . He learned lip - reading to help communicate with her . ( PROSE : " The Least Important Man " ) Sam used binoculars ( given to her by the Eighth Doctor ) made in the Filipino Protectorate in 4993 which had lip - reading software . ( PROSE : " Interference - Book One " ) When the Tenth Doctor and Donna Noble found each other , due to them both investigating the Adipose Industries , they had to read each other ' s lips in order to understand each other , as there were two windows and a room between them . ( TV : " Partners in Crime " ) The Eye - 5 could not transmit sound , but the lens had lip - reading software . It translated lip movements to speech after a delay of a second or two . ( TV : " " )
Planet ( Remembrance ) The Eleventh Doctor was led to a planet after attending John Jones ' funeral . On the funeral , a Cwrier gave the Eleventh Doctor an invitation , in the name of a " lifeform unknown " , which led the Doctor and Alice Obiefune into a planet with a lot of trees , so high that Alice compared them to skyscraper s . The Doctor told Alice he had visited the planet a year before , and that , on this occasion , it was predominantly a desert planet . Back then , a humanoid species inhabited the planet . However , when the Doctor returned to the planet with Alice , all the several million individuals from the species were gone . The Doctor found corpses of a Nebulon and a Rockra on the planet ' s surface . ( COMIC : " Remembrance " ) The planet was attacked by the Planting , a virus which replaced all life on the planet with a forest . ( COMIC : " The Scream " )
Navvy A navvy was what Charles Dickens derisively called the Ninth Doctor upon their first encounter on Christmas Eve , 1869 . Dickens made the comparison on the basis of the Doctor ' s attire . ( TV : " The Unquiet Dead " ) The Fourth Doctor called Romana II someone with " all the makings of a first - class navvy " after she correctly identified the basic formula for cement and concrete . ( TV : " Destiny of the Daleks " ) Behind the scenes . In real life , a navvy was a manual labourer who was typically engaged in the construction of civil engineering projects . The term was especially in use in 18th century Britain , and chiefly employed with respect to the " navigational engineers " who built Britain ' s navigational channels , or canals . Thus , Dickens ' employment of the term was a class - based insult . Likewise , the Fourth Doctor was clearly trying to put Romana in her place after a particularly diffident display of geologic knowledge .
Justin Richards Justin Richards is an author who has written over a dozen novels as well as articles , audio plays and some non - fiction . In the past , he has worked variously as a technical writer , editor , book designer , fiction editor , software architect , business strategist for a multinational corporation and an odd job man at a hotel for postmen . At one point he acted as Range Consultant for the BBC Worldwide " Doctor Who " series . He is registered as an inventor in the European Union and also has patents registered in the US and Japan . Justin is married with two children , the older of whom wants to be just like his dad when he grows up - playing with computers and watching television . He is the brother of Toby Richards .
Cosmo , Ninshubur , K ' tiansolnerilii : the Role of the Hero ' s Best Friend in the Literature of the Milky Way Cosmo , Ninshubur , K ' tiansolnerilii : the Role of the Hero ' s Best Friend in the Literature of the Milky Way was a book by Edward Watkinson , published in 2537 . ( PROSE : " Walking to Babylon " )
GalSec GalSec was a human colony which was descended from a colony ship sent out by the Earth around the time of the Expansion . ( TV : " The Sontaran Experiment " ) History . In the early 42nd century , Mirana ' s parents were born on GalSec . ( AUDIO : " Project Infinity " ) During the following 10 , 000 years , they established an Empire with bases across the Galaxy . ( TV : " The Sontaran Experiment " ) A number of pre - existing colonies were taken over , and prejudice existed among GalSec colonists against the original colonies ( " indig s " ) . ( AUDIO : " Wirrn Dawn " ) In 16087 , ( AUDIO : " Wirrn Isle " ) Styre lured a group of GalSec colonists to Earth with a fake distress signal in order to test human capabilities . ( TV : " The Sontaran Experiment " ) GalSec spent a number of years at war with the Wirrn . ( AUDIO : " Wirrn Dawn " )
Magda ( Plague of the Cybermen ) Magda was a woman from Klimtenburg during the 19th century . Following the crash of a Cyber - ship nearby , she suffered from radiation poisoning after talismans were distributed throughout the village that had been affected by the energy released . She died before the Eleventh Doctor could stop the effect . ( PROSE : " Plague of the Cybermen " )
Simon Power Simon Power is composer & sound designer for the BBC ' s Classic Novelisation range of " Doctor Who " audiobooks . These recordings are unabridged readings of the popular 1970 ' s paperback novels released under the Target imprint . Power ' s original compositions , spot FX and sound beds accompany narrative by actors who are closely associated with the television serial . " The music & FX work well because they are so precise in their dubbing . " - Barry Letts on the sound design for the BBC audiobook , Doctor Who & The Daemons . Power ' s unique style of sound design transforms the readings to give the illusion of a full cast of characters . On his meonsound website , Power has described this process as " . . . The audio equivalent of a graphic novel . . . Enhancing the narrative with a dramatic backdrop of sound . . . While maintaining deference to the original story . ” " Whether it ' s atmospheric treatment to voices . . . The gulp of a soldier rehydrating himself . . . The lethel laser rifle blast . . . To the gentle womb - like hum of the TARDIS console room . . . MEON SOUND has once again excelled in recreating the seemingly impossible . . . " - From a review of Doctor Who : Earthshock by Doctor Who website eyeofhorus . The titles that include Simon Power ' s sound enhancement have been released regularly since 2004 under BBC Audiobooks and more recently as BBC Audio ' s AudioGo imprint . External links .
Kate Jenkins DC Kate Jenkins was a police officer who interrogated Jack Harkness after he was arrested for the murder of Sir Robert Craig in 2008 . She later informed the DCI that Craig ' s body had disappeared ( thanks to the Torchwood Three team ) and that therefore they had no evidence against Jack . ( AUDIO : " Hidden " )
DWMSE 35 " DWMSE " 35 was an issue of " Doctor Who Magazine Special Edition " that gave brief overviews of missing episode s written by people associated with the production of modern " Doctor Who " , followed by a gallery of any existant telesnap s . This edition focused on the Second Doctor missing episodes , and was released on 11 July 2013 .