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Krllxk Krllxk was a datavore . It was created on a research station , and its purpose was for the acquisition of knowledge . It became self - aware quickly . When the researchers tried to deactivate it , it took control of the mechanical devices on the station and killed everyone . It then took over the Terran Security Forces ship sent to investigate and killed all the crew . It left in the ship ' s shuttle , which wound up in the Meson system . When the TARDIS landed on the shuttle , the Sixth Doctor transmat ted to the Meson Broadcasting System station . The Doctor told Angela Jennings to stay behind until he determined things were safe . However , the datavore entered after the Doctor departed and absorbed Angela . Until then , it had no name , but using her mind , it considered various appellations until it settled on KRLLXK . Krllxk then invaded the MBS station and took it over . After it was evacuated , the Doctor sent the station crashing into the sun . Before that , Krllxk managed to upload itself into the android Nik Calvin . When the Doctor discovered this , and that it was trying to access the TARDIS databanks , he finally destroyed Krllxk by beating the android to pieces with the TARDIS hatstand . ( PROSE : " Time of Your Life " )
Barry Wilsher Barry Wilsher played Heslington in the " Doctor Who " television story " The Faceless Ones " . Wilsher ' s television debut was in an episode of " The Moonstone " , after which he appeared on , , , " The Saint " , " Z - Cars " , " No Hiding Place " , " Story Parade " , and .
The Ultimate Evil ( novel ) The Ultimate Evil was a novel published in 1989 . It was written by Wally K Daly . Publisher ' s summary . " On Wednesday 27 February 1985 the BBC announced that their longest running sci - fi series , Doctor Who , was to be suspended . Anxious fans worldwide , worried that this might mean an end to the Time Lord ' s travels , flooded the BBC with letters of protest . Eighteen months later the show returned to the TV screens . " " But missing from the Doctor ' s adventures was the series that would have been made and shown during those lost eighteen months . Now , available for the first time as a book , is one of those stories : " The Ultimate Evil " . " With the TARDIS working perfectly the Sixth Doctor and Peri find themselves at something of a loose end . A holiday in Tranquela , a peace - loving country where there has been no war for over fifty years , seems the ideal solution . Unfortunately their visit coincides with that of an unscrupulous arms dealer — the Machiavellian Dwarf Mordant . . . References . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Karkus The Karkus was a fictional superhero and the protagonist of a comic strip which appeared in the " Hourly Telepress " in the year 2000 . The Karkus possessed superhuman strength and an anti - molecular ray disintegrator , wore a cowl and a short cape , and spoke in a German accent . Zoe Heriot was a fan of the strip . ( TV : " The Mind Robber " ) The adventures of the Karkus were still running in the 2050s . ( PROSE : " Alien Bodies " ) When babysitting Casey Laws , Zoe told her a story about the Karkus . ( PROSE : " The Wheel of Ice " ) Action figures of the Karkus were produced . ( AUDIO : " Iris Wildthyme and the Claws of Santa " ) The Second Doctor and Zoe encountered the Karkus in the Land of Fiction . After Zoe defeated him in unarmed combat , he assisted them in their battle against the Master of the Land . Prior to this incident , the Doctor had never heard of the Karkus . ( TV : " The Mind Robber " ) The Karkus never left Zoe ' s side when she was the mistress of the Land of Fiction . He went on a suicide mission to place a book worm in the Cyber - Planner . ( AUDIO : " Legend of the Cybermen " )
Hopper ( The Tomb of the Cybermen ) Captain Hopper was the commander of the ship which transported Professor Parry ' s expedition to Telos . He helped the Second Doctor defeat the Cybermen . He was one of the few survivors of the expedition . He was angry that one of his men died trying to open the tomb doors and was suspicious of the Second Doctor and his companion s . When the expedition opened the doors of the tomb and entered , Hopper and his men went to their ship to wait . They discovered that the ship had been sabotaged - the fuel pumps - and refused to let the expedition stay in the ship while it was being repaired . When the expedition was trapped in the cavern , Victoria Waterfield fetched Hopper and Jim Callum to help . He and Callum opened the hatch to the cavern , and he went down through the hatch with smoke bombs . He helped the others back up the hatch . When the repairs to his ship were finished , he was able to fly the surviving members of the expedition off Telos . ( TV : " The Tomb of the Cybermen " )
Short Trips : A Christmas Treasury Short Trips : A Christmas Treasury was the eleventh Short Trips anthology published by Big Finish Productions . Publisher ' s summary . Celebrate a " Doctor Who " Christmas with this luxury treasury of stories , poems , games and recipes for all the family . Join the Doctor as he visits a Christmas truce in the trenches , gets caught up in an alien plot concerning the recording of " Do They Know It ' s Christmas ? " and even manages last - minute shopping in Oxford Street ! From heartwarming to heartbreaking , witty pastiches to chilling ghost stories , these tales are the perfect seasonal journey into time and space . kris - mas n . : 1 : the annual festival of Christ ' s birth , usu . celebrated on 25 Dec . 2 : the season in which this occurs . " And , incidentally , a happy Christmas to all of you at home ! " - " Doctor Who : The Feast of Steven " by Terry Nation Christmas and " Doctor Who " are inextricably linked . From the moment the Daleks first appeared at yule - tide to the regular Annual under the tree , the spooky cosiness of the season has always chimed with the series ' s own brand of comfortable thrill . This collection covers every aspect of " Doctor Who " at Christmas , from the Fourth Doctor and Romana wisecracking their way through opening their presents to the Seventh Doctor encountering a dangerous something from Christmas past ; from the Sixth Doctor running into another Christmas TV institution to the Eighth Doctor ' s lonely vigil in a frozen landscape . The Fifth Doctor visits an old companion , the First Doctor lands in a house where Christmas doesn ' t go as planned , while the Second Doctor finds he has to have a serious chat with Santa Claus . And Bernice Summerfield experiences Christmas on the Braxiatel Collection . Unfortunately . There are hidden links between many of the stories , which are themselves arranged like a symmetrical snowflake . This being Christmas , alongside the tales , there are instructions for building your own Who adventure game , a monster party game ( careful how you play it ! ) , poems both nostalgic and jolly — including one by accomplished poet Jo Fletcher — and four delicious Christmas recipes with a " Doctor Who " makeover , making this a real stocking - filler of a compendium , the ideal gift for followers of the show , young and old .
The Suffering ( audio story ) The Suffering was a February 2010 entry in The Companion Chronicles series by Big Finish Productions . It starred Peter Purves and Maureen O ' Brien . Publisher ' s summary . The TARDIS materialises in England in the year 1912 , a time of great social change . The Suffragette movement is lobbying for votes for women , and the skull of the so - called " missing link " has been discovered in Piltdown . While Vicki falls victim to a strange influence , the Doctor and Steven investigate the fossilised remains . The Suffering has been unleashed . Can the travellers survive its rage ? Plot . An Unearthing ( 1 ) . " to be added " The Piltdown Woman ( 2 ) . " to be added " The Female of the Species ( 3 ) . " to be added " The Sharing ( 4 ) . " to be added "
Harvey ( Bennelong Point ) Harvey was an Australia n . His mother died when he was young and he helped his father work the family farm as he grew up . In 1979 , when he was 16 , Harvey met the Tenth Doctor when parts of Skylab fell in the area . This was part of a Zalphon plot to take over the Earth . A Zalphon possessed Harvey ' s father , but the Doctor used his sonic screwdriver to evict it from his body . Later , another Zalphon possessed Harvey but the Doctor freed him from it . The Doctor sent the Zalphon mothership , disguised as the Sydney Opera House , back into space with all the Zalphons on board . Harvey tells the stunned Wade Johnson , editor of the " Sydney Morning Globe " , that he will explain what happened for twenty thousand dollars . ( PROSE : " Bennelong Point " )
Valeria Hedone Valeria Hedone was an innkeeper in Pompeii . She often hosted the gladiator Murranus . After he lost a game of dice to the Seventh Doctor on 23 August 79 , she was persuaded to drug the Doctor , but after she did it she barred Murranus from her inn . When Murranus was going to kill the Doctor to regain his " honour " , Valeria intervened but they were unable to flee from his gladiators . It was only the timing of the volcanic eruption that allowed them to escape . She and the Doctor then attempted to escape the city through the volcanic ash , until they ran into Aglae and Popidius . The Doctor left to look for Mel , while Valeria and the other two continued to flee Pompeii . ( AUDIO : " The Fires of Vulcan " )
Stahlman ' s gas In theory , Stahlman ' s gas , named in honour of Professor Stahlman , was a source of energy found more than twenty miles below the surface of the Earth . It was believed to be infinitely more powerful than North Sea gas . Professor Stahlman described the gas as " a vast new storehouse of energy that has lain dormant since the beginning of time " . He founded the Inferno Project to drill beneath the Earth ' s crust in order to tap the gas . Due to insurmountable problems with the project , most noticeably the unintended tapping of Stahlman ' s ooze and the subsequent transformations of human s into Primord s , the project was abandoned . ( TV : " Inferno " ) On the Inferno Earth the project ruptured the gas pockets causing a worldwide volcanic cataclysm . ( PROSE : " The Face Of The Enemy " ) In a parallel universe in which the Doctor ' s exile on Earth did not begin until 1997 , research into the possibilities of Stahlman ' s gas was still an ongoing project . ( AUDIO : " Sympathy for the Devil " )
The Mnemosyne Cincture The Mnemosyne Cincture was a mining station around Saturn ' s ice moon , Mnemosyne . It was funded by Bootstrap , Inc . , and was more commonly called the Wheel of Ice by its inhabitants . ( PROSE : " The Wheel of Ice )
Danny Pink IT Suite The Danny Pink IT Suite of Coal Hill School was opened in memory of maths teacher Danny Pink . His girlfriend , Clara Oswald , also a teacher there , organised a Halloween Fayre to fund it . While at first they had trouble attracting people , items returned from a space - time scavenger hunt between Miss Chief and the Twelfth Doctor , including extinct animals and historical relics , drew in experts in the paranormal , wildlife and antiques . The IT suite was successfully funded , and opened several months later . ( COMIC : " Witch Hunt " )
Tear of Isha The Tear of Isha was a stellar manipulator . It was kept in the Omega Arsenal . The Tear was designed to collapse black hole s . Rassilon ordered the use of the Tear on the Tantalus Eye , in order to prevent a Dalek plan to wipe Gallifrey from history . This plan , and the use of the Tear , was prevented by the War Doctor , who travelled to the end of the universe . Cinder then fired the Tear into a red giant , collapsing the star . ( PROSE : " Engines of War " )
E364449 E364449 was a version of Earth where the majority of the planet never culturally evolved past 1954 . China stopped culturally evolving in the 1960s and it became known as Swinging China . Reginald Forthman and Pik Lim originated from this Earth . ( PROSE : " All the Fun of the Fear " )
Parallel cannon Parallel cannons were powerful weapons of war developed by the Time Lord s . They were used in the War against the Enemy . These weapons fired a point hole towards another part of the universe into the nova of an anti - sun . This allowed the neutrinos from that dimension to pass into the normal one . The tear opened like a deluge . Physics worked differently there and the neutrinos destroyed anything they encountered . Normal matter simply fell apart under the principle of quantum shattering . Organic matter lasted a fraction of a second longer before disintegrating . If a parallel beam was left on long enough , it could eat through a world in three hours and destroy its atmosphere in nine . They were considered an antique weapon . The Third Zoner s were on the verge of developing them before the end of the war in the Fifth Time Assault . Its primary advantage was that it avoided the attention of the Enemy . ( PROSE : " The Taking of Planet 5 " )
Under Reykjavik ( short story ) Under Reykjavik was a " Brief Encounter " short story published in " Doctor Who Magazine " 174 . Summary . While the Fourth Doctor is asleep , Romana II busies herself updating some of the TARDIS ' burnt - out units by jacking in a G129AT ordnance unit . Unfortunately , the TARDIS lands in the bunker of Magnus Greel beneath the Supreme Alliance fortress in Iceland and the doors won ' t close . Romana apologises for the interruption and the sound of the TARDIS ' Cloister bell s ringing out — the TARDIS believing it is under attack by the Pus Creatures of Rakos — and casually chats away to Magnus . She mentions time travel and debunks Dr Findecker ' s work on " double nexus particle s " , starting Magnus thinking about the real possibility of time travel . This is further fed when Romana , having fixed the TARDIS with one of the Doctor ' s old tie - pins , leaves him with a business card for an excellent plastic surgeon in 1998 . As soon as she has left , Magnus is on the videophone to Findecker . . . the 1890s sound interesting ! References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added "
Barbara The name Barbara occurs several times in the " Doctor Who " universe and the pertinent 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 ) .
Dalek lie detector A Dalek lie detector was a device used to extract the truth from a subject . The subject was hooked up to a machine , facing away from a large , typically circular , screen . They were then interrogated , with their truthfulness assessed on the screen behind them . If they told a lie , a truthful image would replace the lie they had originally been trying to tell . Thus the device not only determined falsehoods , it extracted and revealed the truth that the subject was seeing in their own mind . Both Jeff Stone and Romana II experienced the device on Skaro , though at different times . Romana was actually hooked up to one , ( TV : " Destiny of the Daleks " ) while Stone observed a Dalek being interrogated with one . That Dalek had spotted Stone creeping around the Dalek city , and his fellow Daleks were incredulous that such a thing might be possible . The fact that the Daleks hooked one of their own up to the device implied that Daleks were quite capable of lying . When his colleagues determined that he was telling the truth , they sounded an intruder alarm , forcing Stone to hurriedly leave the planet . ( COMIC : " City of the Daleks " ) Romana I was also hooked up to one whilst on a Dalek ship in the Proxima System . She worked out that it worked in reverse . She could ask a Dalek a question and it gave a response to its answer . ( AUDIO : " The Dalek Contract " )
Gingerbread Gingerbread was once ordered by the Eighth Doctor along with hot chocolate while in Café Demel . ( AUDIO : " The Silver Turk " ) While in the forest that grew in London overnight , Clara Oswald told her class " any minute now we ' re going to find a gingerbread cottage with a cannibal witch inside " . ( TV : " In the Forest of the Night " ) There was a gingerbread stall at the frost fair in 1814 . ( TV : " Thin Ice " )
TARDIS Cam No . 4 ( webcast ) TARDIS Cam No . 4 , also known as The Snowscene , was the fourth installment of the " TARDIS Cam " series . Synopsis . " to be added " Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added " Story notes . " to be added "
Anne Robinson Anne Josephine Robinson ( born in , , England ) provided the voice of Anne Droid ( a parody of Robinson ' s TV persona ) in " Bad Wolf " and " The Parting of the Ways " . She was played by Jan Ravens in " Dead Ringers meets Doctor Who " . Robinson is most famous for hosting the BBC game show " The Weakest Link " . She also hosted the United States primetime version of the show . Robinson is of Irish Catholic descent , and attended a Roman Catholic Girls School in Merseyside . Her mother , also named Anne Josephine Robinson , was a successful agricultural businesswoman from Ireland . Robinson ' s icy persona and monotone voice became infamous on " The Weakest Link " . Her repeated icy utterance , " You are the weakest link — g ' bye ! " became a catchphrase soon after the show started in 2000 . An American version of the series was soon commissioned and Robinson ended up hosting both the UK and US versions of the series , although in the latter nation her hosting persona did not appeal to audiences and the series was removed from national network TV and moved into syndication , with a different host . She began her career as a journalist , and at one time worked for the late , controversial magnate , Robert Maxwell ( whom she greatly admired ) on the staff of the " Daily Mirror " . She began appearing on BBC television during the 1980s , on programmes such as " Points of View " and " Watchdog " . She also presented a weekly show on BBC Radio 2 on Saturday mornings , which ran from 1988 to 1993 . She returned to the station briefly in 1996 , sitting in for Jimmy Young on the Lunchtime slot for 2 weeks . She caused a furore when she appeared on the comedy show " Room 101 " on 5 March 2001 , and made derisive comments about Welsh people . The persona she adopts for the purposes of " The Weakest Link " is her own invention . Currently , she also hosts the BBC ' s outtakes programme " Outtake TV " and the BBC ' s interactive quiz " Test the Nation " . In 2001 , Robinson published her autobiography , " Memoirs of an Unfit Mother " , in which she describes her former drinking problem . On 23 April 2006 , The Sunday Times Rich List named Anne Robinson as one of the UK richest media personalities , worth £60 million ( USD 112 million ) .
Judoon captain ( The Pandorica Opens ) A Judoon captain led the Judoon in the Alliance consisting of the Eleventh Doctor ' s enemies , believing him to be the one who caused the cracks in the universe . The Judoon fleet travelled with the rest of the Alliance to Stonehenge , 102 . He and his guards , along with other Alliance representatives , arrived at the Underhenge and locked the Doctor into the Pandorica . ( TV : " The Pandorica Opens " ) He was destroyed when the TARDIS exploded . The Doctor later prevented this , resulting in the Alliance never having been formed in the first place . ( TV : " The Big Bang " )
Crispin ( The Time of Angels ) Crispin was a cleric who served with the investigation of the crash of the Byzantium . ( TV : " The Time of Angels " ) . He was left to help protect Amy Pond with three other clerics , then was sent to investigate the mysterious light with another cleric . He was absorbed by the Time Field crack and forgotten with his companions . ( TV : " Flesh and Stone " ) Before Rory Williams was erased by a time field , Amy remembered that she could still remember the clerics , even though they could not remember each other . ( TV : " Cold Blood " )
Cantabulous Nine Cantabulous Nine was the location of the Church of the High Exalted , which sat on a small island in the middle of the Petronic Ocean . It was there that the Concert of the Most Beautiful Music was held every ten years , renowned throughout the cosmos . One year , the Tenth Doctor and Donna Noble attended the concert . ( PROSE : " Most Beautiful Music " )
Michael Imison Michael Imison ( pronounced EYE - miss - on ) directed the " Doctor Who " serial " The Ark " . Because of this , he was involved in casting Jackie Lane in the part of Dodo Chaplet . He also claimed to have been responsible for the general visual style of the Monoid s . In an interview conducted around 2010 , he said he had hoped that the BBC would be able to market the Monoids as they had done the Dalek s , suggesting he had a financial interest in their success . Imison ' s contract with the BBC was not renewed during the recording of " The Bomb " , which effectively meant that he was fired as he recorded the last episode of " The Ark " . He wasn ' t told face - to - face ; he was simply handed a note informing him of the fact . ( DOC : " Riverside Story " ) " The Bomb " was the last episode of television he ever directed . Immediately after its recording , he became a script editor in the BBC ' s Plays Department . However , the executive who had refused to extend his directing contract , Gerald Savory , followed him there , virtually ensuring that his career advancement prospects would be limited . He left the BBC and became an agent , first for actors and then literary , for the bulk of his thereon remaining career . ( DCOM , INFO : " The Bomb " )
Thomas ( Damaged Goods ) Thomas was the personal assistant of the Jerichos in 1987 . He helped arrange the purchase of Steven from Winnie Tyler . Years later , when Eva Jericho discovered that Steven was a twin , she killed Thomas and her husband Alfred for keeping it a secret from her . ( PROSE : " Damaged Goods " , AUDIO : " Damaged Goods " )
Promethean Everlasting Matches Promethean Everlasting Matches were matches made of Umbeka wood . The heat from the flame made the wood grow as fast as the flame consumed it , so the match would never burn down . They were created by the Eternity Perpetual Company on the planet Umbeka . ( PROSE : " The Cabinet of Light " , " The Resurrection Casket " ) Some were made so that they gave off a lemon scent when lit . ( PROSE : " Venusian Lullaby " ) Usage . In his first incarnation the Doctor often carried a box of these matches . ( PROSE : " Time and Relative " , " Venusian Lullaby " ) He once claimed to have invented them himself . ( PROSE : " The Exiles " ) Ian Chesterton made reference to the matches when retelling the story of how he first met the Doctor and the Dalek s . ( PROSE : " Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks " ) When the power went out in the TARDIS wardrobe , the Fifth Doctor found everlasting matches to light the way . ( AUDIO : " No Place Like Home " ) The Seventh Doctor kept everlasting matches in the Jade Pagoda . ( PROSE : " Sanctuary " ) The Seventh Doctor also used everlasting matches to light his way in WWII - era London when conventional lighting was unavailable due to the Blitz . ( PROSE : " Illegal Alien " ) He gave some everlasting matches to a clerk in Valhalla during a power cut . ( AUDIO : " Valhalla " ) In his eighth incarnation , he often used them . ( PROSE : " Kursaal " , " Seeing I " , " Demontage " ; AUDIO : " Caerdroia " , " Terror Firma " ) The Tenth Doctor carried everlasting matches . ( PROSE : " The Resurrection Casket " , " The Nightmare of Black Island " , " Martha in the Mirror " ) Behind the scenes . Everlasting matches were first mentioned in the first " Doctor Who " novelisation , " Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks " by David Whitaker . The Eternity Perpetual Company was first mentioned in TV : " Carnival of Monsters " .