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Timothy Dalton Timothy Dalton guest starred as Rassilon in the " Doctor Who " television story " The End of Time " . He is best known for playing James Bond in the films ( 1987 ) and ( 1989 ) , as well as for his Shakespearean and TV costume drama acting . His varied film appearances include the 1980 version of " Flash Gordon " with Brian Blessed , and the role of Rhett Butler in " Scarlett " , a high - profile made - for - TV sequel to " Gone With the Wind " which aired in the 1990s . He also starred in the film " Hawks " with Camille Coduri . He has recently played Alexi Volkoff on the NBC show " Chuck " , in which he plays a Russian arms dealer . Dalton is the highest - profile actor yet from the Bond film franchise to appear in " Doctor Who " . Others have included Honor Blackman , John Cleese , Colin Salmon , and ( in " The Sarah Jane Adventures " ) Samantha Bond . In the DWU . Sam Jones had always hated the " James Bond " movies , considering him a " crypto - capitalist male chauvinist pig " , but thought that Timothy Dalton hadn ' t been bad . ( PROSE : " The Face - Eater " )
Happ Miss Happ was a human resident of Zanytown who lived in Custard Pie Terrace . One day , she was pushing her baby in a pram near the Zanytown Hotel when a stick of dynamite was thrown out of the hotel by Fitz Kreiner . The dynamite bounced across the street and landed in Happ ' s pram . Happ only noticed the dynamite after she put a diaper on it thinking it was her baby . She was so alarmed that she threw the dynamite onto the roof of a passing train . Reporters later interviewed Happ on the dynamite incident . ( PROSE : " The Crooked World " )
2545 In 2545 , during the Dalek War , the Dalek s seized control of Mars due to a failure to deploy Mars ' nuclear deterrent . They bombarded Earth with biogenic weapons . They were driven off - world by a galaxy - wide alliance . ( PROSE : " Beige Planet Mars " )
The Eleventh Hour ( novelisation ) The Eleventh Hour , based upon the TV story " The Eleventh Hour " , is the first photo novelisation of a story from Series 5 of " Doctor Who " . Publisher ' s summary . With the TARDIS wrecked and his sonic screwdriver destroyed , the Doctor has just twenty minutes to save the world . . . but he has the help of a young woman called Amy Pond . References . " to be added " Notes . Deviations from the televised story . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Psychologico - human The word " psychologico - human " , in relation to artificial intelligence , was coined in the late 21st century by Professor Dorkus Merriman . The Doctor bore witness to this , within the first five incarnations of his life . The term was not added to the Oxford English Dictionary , however , until 2107 . ( PROSE : " Observation " )
Haven ( The Swords of Kali ) Haven was an orbital city that could house on Earth ' s orbit millions of people from India . It was the brainchild of the Scindia family . " Haven " was scheduled to become fully operational in 2314 under the commander Sonam Scindia . An informercial about " Haven " described it as " the spatial city designed to ease the overpopulation crisis " by providing " lives free of poverty and environmental chaos " to millions of people . Future denizens of " Haven " were transported to it by a fleet of starships in what was ambitiously termed " the exodus " . ( COMIC : " The Swords of Kali " )
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Franklin Delano Roosevelt was the President of the United States who led his country through the bulk of World War II . Amongst his many accomplishment was the foundation of the Office of Strategic Services , the forerunner of the Central Intelligence Agency . He died in office in 1945 and was succeeded by Harry S . Truman , his Vice President . ( PROSE : " Endgame " ) In 1927 , he was targeted by the Trickster ' s Brigade using an alien Brainspawn in an attempt to change the course of history by allowing Nazi Germany to win World War II . However , the plan was foiled by Jack Harkness and Angelo Colasanto . He was to be elected Governor of New York in November that year . ( TV : " Immortal Sins " )
Twilight Years Twilight Years was a magazine for the over - sixties . Husband and wife Trevor and Janet Sharp were consumer journalists for the magazine . They were on the guest list for the launch of the SerfBoard , but they were stranded at Orly Airport due to a computer malfunction caused by Mr Smith . Trevor and Janet ' s identities were assumed by Clyde Langer and Rani Chandra as they investigated Serf Systems ' activities . ( TV : " The Man Who Never Was " )
Doctor Who Classic Comics Doctor Who Classic Comics was a magazine published by Marvel Comics as a sister publication to " Doctor Who Magazine " . It was launched in 1992 by Marvel UK as collections of strips from earlier tie - in titles , including " TV Comic " , " Countdown " and " TV Action " and , later , strips from " Doctor Who Weekly " and " Doctor Who Monthly " . John Freeman , an editor of " Doctor Who Magazine " , had negotiated the purchase of publishing rights to all of these comic strips . Overview . Features . A few issues included telesnap s features , publishing off - air images from missing - presumed - wiped " Doctor Who " TV stories from the 1960s at the same time that " Doctor Who Magazine " also ran telesnap features . The magazine also featured articles related to all the " Doctor Who " comic strip stories , including interviews , listings and a detailed listing feature as well as a small mention of current news and events . Early issues included posters . Current rights . The publishing rights are now held by Panini , who bought the assets of Marvel UK in the 1990s and still publishes " Doctor Who Magazine " . Although the title republished the Daleks strip from " TV Century 21 " , those strip rights still rest with Express Newspapers . Other information . A special issue , " Doctor Who Classic Comics Autumn Holiday Special " , was published midway through the magazine ' s run . It featured the first ( and , until the publication of the graphic novel of the same name in 2016 , only ) complete publication of the " DWM " strip " Evening ' s Empire " , which had been discontinued after the first chapter had been published , due to production problems . The reference work " Howe ' s Transcendental Toybox " ( 2nd ed . ) categorises this issue as a graphic novel .
Maakrian swamp - bear A Maakrian swamp - bear was one of the many creatures captured by the Zygon warlords , Anktra and Kestral . They planned to carry out a traditional duel on the planet Shontaa , involving fighting to the death using this variety of host bodies . This duel was observed , however , by the Fourth Doctor and Leela , who were on Shontaa for a picnic . The Doctor , realising that the Zygons had the hosts they were mimicking locked up , found the Zygon ship and freed the prisoners . ( COMIC : " Rest and Re - Creation " )
Waldo Pickering Waldo Pickering was a former United States Senator from one of the southern states . He was involved with Brigham Elisha Dashwood III and the potential creation of the State of Malebolgia . ( AUDIO : " Minuet in Hell " ) Pickering apparently had lost his Senate seat to Dashwood , and so viewed him as his arch - enemy . When Dashwood was elected Governor of the proposed State of Malebolgia , Pickering attended the event as an observer , opponent and minor trouble - maker . Seeing an opportunity to rid himself of a rival , Dashwood helped the demon Marchosias possess Pickering in 2003 . The possessed Pickering publicly dropped all opposition to Dashwood ' s endeavours , including Dashwood ' s mental institution and the newly reformed Hellfire Club . The intervention of the Eighth Doctor , Charlotte Pollard and Brigadier Alistair Gordon Lethbridge - Stewart soon revealed Pickering ' s possession and drove Marchosias out . ( AUDIO : " Minuet in Hell " ) Waldo Pickering ' s granddaughter Becky Lee Kowalczyck lived with him from time to time . She used his home as a local base in her fight against supernatural evil as a member of the Order of Saint Peter . ( AUDIO : " Minuet in Hell " )
The Professor , the Queen and the Bookshop ( comic story ) This one , however , involved the Eleventh Doctor and a young Amelia Pond and Rory Williams in a heightened reality that feels like Narnia . Only on the final page do readers understand that C . S . Lewis has been reading a story , and that the story with the Doctor wasn ' t real . Importantly , the story drew the parallels between Narnia and " Doctor Who " , and pointed out that Lewis died on the day before " Doctor Who " premiered in 1963 . Summary . The Doctor and Amy present C . S . Lewis with a book , " The Professor , the Queen and the Bookshop " , not unlike a piece of his future work . . . Plot . " to be added "
Freddie Wilson Freddie Wilson played a Quark in the " Doctor Who " story " The Dominators " . He also played the Quark seen during the Second Doctor ' s trial in " The War Games " , although he went uncredited for the role . ( DWM 232 )
Anti - radiation pill Anti - radiation pills were a drug to combat the effects of radiation . The Fourth Doctor gave Romana II some of the pills before venturing out onto Skaro as the levels of radiation were quite high . ( TV : " Destiny of the Daleks " ) The Eleventh Doctor handed out anti - radiation pills to the villagers of Klimtenburg to protect them from Hapthoid radiation poisoning spread by the reactor of a crashed Cyberman ship . ( PROSE : " Plague of the Cybermen " )
Mollie Wilkins Mollie Wilkins was a friend of Lil Nuttall . She thought that the 1909 London murders were either committed by the Tongs or " the Jews " . On 2 February 1909 , she saw a Charrl . She later told Ernie Wright about his incident . On 21 April , she was contacted by Bernice Summerfield . She told Benny about seeing Jared Khan and Randolph Bellingham in the East End . ( PROSE : " Birthright " )
Jackie Lane Jackie Lane ( born 10 July 1947 ) played Dodo Chaplet , one of the First Doctor ' s companion s , from the conclusion of " The Massacre of St Bartholomew ' s Eve " to " The War Machines " . She played the part from February to July 1966 alongside William Hartnell as the Doctor . Lane went on to become a theatrical agent , representing Tom Baker , who would play the Fourth Doctor in 1974 , and Janet Fielding , who would play companion Tegan Jovanka in 1981 and herself later become a theatrical agent . According to " The Handbook : The Unofficial and Unauthorised Guide to the Production of Doctor Who " , Lane was a candidate for the role of Susan Foreman in 1963 . Although she attended an interview , she was never actually offered the part ; she withdrew herself from consideration when she discovered a year - long contract was involved . Lane is the last surviving companion actor of the classic series who has not recorded a role for Big Finish Productions , although Dodo has been represented in several Companion Chronicles stories . On 23 November 2013 , Lane made a rare television appearance , passing along anniversary greetings during " " . Lane is depicted in the 2013 docudrama " An Adventure in Space and Time " by Sophie Holt in one scene recreating the press photocall announcing Lane ' s casting in the series .
Mutter ' s Spiral Herald The Mutter ' s Spiral Herald was a newspaper released throughout the Mutter ' s Spiral . While in Greece in 1500 BC , the Tenth Doctor told the Slitheen that he was a journalist working for the " Mutter ' s Spiral Herald " . ( PROSE : " The Slitheen Excursion " )
Greg Dyke Greg Dyke was the Director - General of the BBC from 2000 to 2004 . He was therefore the Director - General during the commissioning and production of series 1 of " Doctor Who " . However , his most inducing impact on the programme was undoubtedly the early commissioning of the BBC iPlayer — although he was not " in situ " for the actual launch of the service in 2007 . ( DOC : " Interweb of Fear " ) The iPlayer ' s impact on " Doctor Who " was at first slight — or perhaps just not measured well — but it went on to become a major contributor to " Doctor Who " s overall market reach during the Matt Smith era . Thus Dyke ' s willingness to take a risk on untried technology can be said to have directly helped " Doctor Who " s ratings — and those of many BBC shows — in the long term .
Nicky Newman Nicky Newman was a superstar on Earth , the fifth most famous person in the galaxy and one of the contestants of the 309th Intergalactic Song Contest . He had become tired of the fame and was delighted that the Seventh Doctor and Melanie Bush didn ' t know who he was . The 309th Intergalactic Song Contest was secretly a diplomatic convention between Angvia and Golos . Loozly , a terrorist , used Nicky for his plan . Nicky suffered from severe stage fright , allowing Loozly to secretly give him an Angvian personal destructor , which detonated under severe stress . In order to protect the audience , Nicky was stopped from performing , while the Doctor performed in his place and eventually won . ( AUDIO : " Bang - Bang - a - Boom ! " ) He subsequently won the Intergalactic Song Contest . The renegade Time Lady Iris Wildthyme was in attendance and met her future husband Sam Gold on that occasion . ( AUDIO : " The Sound of Fear " )
Kamelion Tales Kamelion Tales is a DVD box set containing two " Doctor Who " serials featuring the android companion Kamelion . The stories are " The King ' s Demons " and " Planet of Fire " . It was released in Region 2 on 14 June 2010 , and in Region 4 on 4 October 2010 . The stories were released separately in Region 1 on 7 September 2010 .
DWM 164 The 164th issue of " Doctor Who Magazine " was a watershed issue . It began a kind of " third age " of " DWM " publication . Initially , of course , the magazine had been weekly . Then it moved to a monthly publication . With " DWM # 164 " it moved to quad - weekly releases . This meant that subscribers would receive thirteen issues a year , not just twelve . It also changed the meaning of the . With this issue , cover dates were not just given in terms of months , but precise dates . However , these dates were emphatically not " publication " dates — they were " expiration " dates . The cover date was much more significant to the retailer than the consumer : it referred to the day retailers should have removed it from their shelves . In other words , the cover date of " 8 September 1990 " meant that on 9 September 1990 , " DWM " # 165 hit the news stands . The issue " published in September 1990 " was therefore # 165 — not this one . " DWM " # 164 was also notable for fans of the " DWM " comic strip . From this issue and for several years , the comic strip ' s narrative continuity was deliberately intertwined with that of the Virgin New Adventures line of novels . ( Winter 1993 ) Contents . Random quote . “ What ' s happening , Doctor ? "
The Trace The Trace was a piece of computer software that the CIA had picked up from the DIA during Miracle Day . It detected the " vine technology " that , according to Noah Vickers , the Three Families used to " piggyback their calls on 50 , 000 different lines " , and found its source . The CIA used it to find the double agent employed by the Families . Although Noah , who used the program to find the mole , was bomb ed along with his newly found information , he managed to get the program ' s findings transmitted to Rex Matheson , who had her shot . ( TV : " The Blood Line " )
Tenskwatawa Tenskwatawa was a messiah of the Shawano tribe in Ohio . He had a vision in November 1805 caused by the Great Houses ' open door portal technology . He called a great meeting at the ancient capital of Wapakoneta , where he announced that the Master of Life had taken him to the spirit world and showed him the happiness that awaits those who denounce witchcraft , medicine magics , and the customs of the white man ( particularly firearm s ) . He also said that those who disregarded his warning would be condemned to hell . This revelation quickly inspired a fervor that led to witch trials ( which Tenskwatawa used to extinguish his opponents ) and , for several years , complete sobreity amongst the Native American peoples . He was eventually exiled from his people as a fraud , and he died miserable and alone in 1840 . However , his teachings were continued by many other Native American messiahs and prophets over the next eighty years , notably including Wovoka , before the open door project ended with the massacre of the Sioux at Wounded Knee , South Dakota . ( PROSE : " The Book of the War " )
Jodhpur A jodhpur was a type of trouser that River Song exclaimed she planned to wear after examining her buttocks post - regeneration . ( TV : " Let ' s Kill Hitler " ) She later " did " wear a pair . ( TV : " The Pandorica Opens " / " The Big Bang " )
Joe Sorba Lieutenant Joe Sorba was a Space Corps officer on " V - 41 " . He was assigned to guard Space Beacon Alpha 4 . However , the beacon was seized by Maurice Caven ' s band of space pirate s and he was taken prisoner . He was taken to the pirates base on Ta and put in a cell . The Second Doctor , Jamie McCrimmon and Zoe Heriot were also thrown into the cell with Sorba . Sorba suspected the Doctor to be in league with the pirates , but later decided to trust him . Milo Clancey released them from their cell and they all made for Madeleine Issigri ' s office . Being chased by the pirates , the Doctor managed to block the pirates . However , Caven and two of his guards managed to get through to the office . When Caven entered the office , Sorba grabbed a gun and lunged at the pirates , but was gunned down by Caven . ( TV : " The Space Pirates " )
The Tansbury Experiment ( comic story ) The Tansbury Experiment was a comic published in the " TV Comic " annual in 1977 . It featured the Fourth Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith . Summary . " to be added " Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
George Tovey George Tovey played Ernie Clements in the " Doctor Who " story " Pyramids of Mars " . He was the father of Roberta Tovey , who played Susan in " Dr . Who and the Daleks " and " Daleks ' Invasion Earth 2150 A . D . " .
Angus McCloud Angus McCloud was a friend and former colleague of Edward Grainger . He attended Edward ' s fiftieth birthday party on 24 June 1956 . ( PROSE : " Dear John " ) While visiting his grandson Toby in September 1986 , Angus met the Sixth Doctor and Peri Brown when they were trying to defeat a group of telepathic aliens from invading Earth . ( PROSE : " Old Boys " )
Gravitron The Gravitron was a gravity - manipulating device that was installed on a base on the Moon around the 2050s to control the tides on Earth , so that they in turn could control the weather . It was very delicate : five units off - centre and it would lift half of London into space . The powerpack powering the Gravitron was thermonuclear with an inner temperature of four million degrees . It produced very intense sonic fields . Without protective helmets , the operators inside the Gravitron room would go insane in as few as twelve hours . In 2070 the Cybermen infiltrated the moonbase and tried to take control of the Gravitron to use its gravitational effects to kill all life on Earth and eliminate it as a threat . However , they failed . ( TV : " The Moonbase " ) The Gravitron did permit ordinary thunderstorm s . ( TV : " The Mad Woman in the Attic " )
European Cup The European Cup was a football tournament in which various nations across Europe participated . In 2005 , the European Cup final was won by Liverpool , led by Steven Gerrard , who triumphed over A . C . Milan despite being 3 - 0 down at half time , having scored three goals in the second half before going on to win the match , marking Liverpool ' s fifth win of the European Cup in its history . This win was recounted by the Eighth Doctor who used it to inspire himself and his companion s to overcome the brain - worm and escape the Cube . ( AUDIO : " Something Inside " )
Rulebook ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . The Ellani of Beadledom 3 lived their lives in regulated harmony until they were invaded by the Valtor . Of course the Doctor and his new companion Peri were delighted to help out , but they didn ' t know their biggest challenge wouldn ' t be the Valtor army , but the Rulebook . . .
The Doctors Revisited The Doctors Revisited was a series of documentaries produced and broadcast by BBC America to celebrate the 50th anniversary of " Doctor Who " . One documentary was broadcast every month , each focusing on a different incarnation of the Doctor . The series began in January with a First Doctor documentary and proceeded chronologically through the Doctors until it culminated with an Eleventh Doctor documentary in November . Each documentary was then followed up by a broadcast of a story featuring that Doctor , edited into an omnibus format ( save the Eighth , the only doctor to have a single - parter from his era shown ) . All stories shown in the classic era prior to the 2005 revival have made their BBC America debut . To fit a two - hour slot , the classic series stories were four 25 - minute episode serials ( though " Vengeance on Varos " aired originally as two 45 - minute episodes ) while the new series stories were two - parters of 45 minute episodes . Of these chosen stories , three were Dalek stories , two were Cybermen stories , two were post - regeneration first adventures , and two were final outings , with the TV movie counting as both of the latter two for the Eighth and Seventh Doctor s respectively . " The Doctors Revisited " was broadcast along with their respective accompanying stories ( with the exception of " The Seventh Doctor " , " The Tenth Doctor " and " The Eleventh Doctor " , as for a yet unknown reason " Battlefield " , " Silence in the Library " / " Forest of the Dead " and " The Rebel Flesh " / " The Almost People " aired in the place of " Remembrance of the Daleks " , " The Stolen Earth " / " Journey ' s End " and " The Impossible Astronaut " / " Day of the Moon " ) in the United Kingdom on the Watch channel starting from 12 October 2013 . Two extra documentaries from the makers of " The Doctors Revisited " were " Doctor Who Explained " and " Doctor Who : The Companions " . External links . " to be added "
Sky Jack The Sky Jack was a plane sent to drop a third atomic bomb on Kyoto , Japan in World War II in 1945 . Before it delivered its payload , it fell through a black hole into the Eleventh Doctor ' s TARDIS . ( COMIC : " Sky Jacks " )
The Early Years The Early Years was a " Doctor Who " reference book published by W . H . Allen . Publisher ' s summary . On 23 November 1963 a British institution was born . After a ten minutes delay because of news of the assassination of President Kennedy , the BBC launched a new science - fiction series . Designed as a semi - educational programme , it told of the adventures in space and time of a fifteen - year - old schoolgirl and her mysterious grandfather . More than two decades later , " Doctor Who " has become the longest - running science fiction TV series in the world . " Doctor Who - The Early Years " is a detailed and informed account of the origin and the making of the television series . For the first time ever , the blueprints for the original Daleks are reproduced , together with stills from TV episodes that have long since been lost ; cast lists and plot breakdowns from the early years are printed , together with interviews and photographs of all those involved in the making of " Doctor Who " — from the Canadian - born Sydney Newman who instigated the series , to the designers , writers , actors and producers who made the show an unqualified success . Written with the full co - operation of prominent designers and producers , and packed with behind - the - scenes interviews and rare photographs , " The Early Years " is an indispensable reference work , and is destined to become a classic work on the early years of British TV science fiction . Subject matter . Full background information on many of the early 1960s William Hartnell stories . Notes . " to be added "