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Jack - o ' - lantern Jack - o ' - lanterns were pumpkin s which had designs carved into them for Halloween , most commonly faces . Candle s were put inside the carved pumpkins to make the designs visible at night . The heads of the Hervoken resembled jack - o ' - lanterns . ( PROSE : " Forever Autumn " ) History . Before humanity developed on Earth , a damaged Hervoken ship crashed into the planet , embedding itself in what would later be New England . The Hervoken slept for thousands of years while a tiny speck of their consciousness influenced humanity to perceive the Hervoken as legends . Through this , it became traditional to carve faces into pumpkins so that they resembled Hervoken . In 2008 , the citizens of Blackwood Falls decorated their front porches with jack - o ' - lanterns . Many shops , including Tozier ' s Costume Emporium , also decorated their storefronts with carved pumpkins . ( PROSE : " Forever Autumn " ) When Zargofly and Zarkon tried to invade Texas , the Eleventh Doctor and Amy Pond harvested and carved pumpkins into jack - o ' - lanterns to trick them into thinking that humans cut off and hollowed out the heads of their enemies . ( COMIC : " The Trick " ) On a 1 November in the early 21st century , an alien used a perception filter to make its ship appear to be a pile of Halloween paraphernalia , including jack - o ' - lanterns . ( PROSE : " The Night After Hallowe ' en " ) On the Halloween in which the Cerebravore s attacked New York City , one New York news station had a banner at the bottom of their screen with a jack - o ' - lantern next to the message , " Happy Halloween New York City " . ( COMIC : " Revolutions of Terror " ) On the planet of Verticulus , jack - o ' - lanterns with spider legs were placed outside as decorations . ( COMIC : " Wholloween " )
Andy Ledger Andy Ledger was a bully who picked on Melanie Bush when she was ten , accusing her of not having a sense of humour . When she was grown up , she still had nightmares about him . ( PROSE : " The Best Joke I Ever Told " )
End of the Line ( comic story ) End of the Line was a Fourth Doctor comic strip published in " Doctor Who Magazine " . Summary . The Doctor lands on what appears to be a subway platform . Soon , he finds himself chased by zombie - like creatures . As the creatures appear to gain the upper hand , a masked figure suddenly rushes the zombies . They are quickly dispatched , and the Doctor ' s shadowy saviour removes her mask . She introduces herself as " Angel " , one of the Guardian Angel s who patrol the under - city . She explains that the zombies were in fact called " Cannibal s " , in deference to their eating habits . Angel suggests that the Doctor should come with her back to Guardian Angel HQ . Once there , she introduces the Doctor to her fellow Guardian Angel , Sonny , and their scientific advisor , the Engineer . The goal of the Angels , it turns out , is to try to do something to reverse or escape the crushing levels of pollution in the city , as this has been traced directly to the creation of the Cannibal underclass . The Angels , in fact , believe that there is some place beyond the city , somewhere at " the end of the line " , called " countryside " . If they can just figure out how to manipulate the subway system , perhaps they can break free and find it . The Doctor offers to help , just as Angel HQ is rushed by Cannibals . The Doctor believes that he ' s managed to set the tracks properly to lead the Angels out of the city , but he gets separated from his new friends after he believes he sees them board the right train . Thinking all is probably well , he slips away from the Cannibals and finds his way back to the TARDIS . Just as he ' s about to leave the planet , though , he reasons that he didn ' t " actually " see Angel and Sonny and the Engineer make it to their new life in the countryside . So he materialises the TARDIS to the end of the subway line . There , he finds it ' s not a paradise , but really just as polluted as the city proper . Nevertheless , he waits for his new friends to arrive . After a considerable length of time , a radioactive rain storm phases the Doctor ' s determination to wait for his friends to arrive . He goes back to the TARDIS , saddened that his friends didn ' t make it , but also grateful that their unrealistically hopeful dreams of the countryside were likely still intact . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added "
Doorway into Nowhere ( short story ) Door to Nowhere was a short story featuring the Third Doctor , alongside his companion Jo Grant . It was published in the 1973 " Doctor Who " annual . Summary . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Mordane Mordane was the first planet of the star system Gandii Prime . It was a small planet ( 2 , 678 km diameter ) that orbited a class three red giant star . It had three major land masses , each divided into sectors . Each sector was assigned to a particular race , species or planet , for use as a cemetery for their dead . Each sector had a major Necropolis . A day on Mordane was only ten hours , with some days of the year having only two hours of daylight . Humans from the colony worlds of Folflower , Mayside , Riverville , Wystone and Humberville had buried their dead in the allocated human continent ( Alpha ) for over four hundred years before the planet was declared a grade two quarantine world and any contact forbidden under Galactic Union Law . The Union quarantined the planet when the dead started to come back to life after dark . There was no official reason given and attempts were made to remove all references to the planet . It was believed that an arrangement with the Darksmith Collective was responsible for the reanimation of the dead that led to the quarantine . The Mordane Incident was a reference to the Darksmith Collective ' s activities on the planet . Brother Varlos sought to meet the greatest challenge of the Collective , that of creating life from dead matter . To this end a machine was constructed with a limited degree of success ; dead cells were reanimated but they did not have the capacity to rejuvenate . The project was brought to a sudden close when the power source ( the Eternity Crystal ) , along with Brother Varlos , " disappeared " . The planet was quarantined because the dead were reanimated after receiving a signal from the tower . The signal was only received by the dead cells during the night , when the signal was bounced off of one of the planets orbiting satellite . Eighty years later , following a visit from the Tenth Doctor and the crew of the chartered craft " Elizabeth the Fourth " , the planet was deemed safe and restored to its use as a burial place for the dead of many worlds . ( PROSE : " The Graves of Mordane " )
2815 In 2815 , the luxury passenger ship known as the " Cerberus " was caught in a huge traffic jam in a section of hyperspace . As both ends of the hyperspace tunnel were closed , it , along with many other spaceships such as the " Montressor " , were stuck in it . The pile up of vehicles eventually became known as the tourist destination called the G - Lock . ( PROSE : " Festival of Death " )
Love Off - Air Love Off - Air was a tribute to the people dedicated enough to capture the soundtracks of " Doctor Who " in the 1960s , enabling the recreated episodes on the DVD release of " The Invasion " . Main subject . The main subject focused on the efforts people went to recording " Doctor Who " on audio before the advent of home video releases , and the individual way of going about it . Topics include troubles when recording ( such as other family member ' s voices and other sounds getting into the recording ) , the meticulous cataloguing of all of their recorded tapes ( such as using dynamo labels to label all your tapes or using Weetabix cut - outs as covers for cassette boxes ) and the different ways of recording ( microphone , straight from the tape recorder . . . ) and the general thrill of managing to re - listen to Doctor Who when repeats were scarce and almost never happened . Additional topics covered . The additional topics covered were the process of using off - air recordings as material for " The Invasion " DVD . Mark Ayres talks about the differences between different types of recordings , with some being more soft than others and some being sharper than others etc . He also discusses how when going about reconstructing a sound - track ( whether it be for a DVD like " The Invasion " or an audio ) , Ayers will use a variety of different sources and usually blend them all together to get a better completed version . He also briefly mentions a moment when he was working on the " Lost in Time " DVD boxset , in particular episode 2 of " The Abominable Snowmen " . There is a sound - glitch on the master of episode of " The Abominable Snowmen " itself , meaning all off - air recordings have this glitch . For a couple of seconds the sound cuts out and there is dead - air for a noticeable while . In order for him to get round that problem , Ayers had to take sound clips from other episodes starring Patrick Troughton , find the times he says something with the same words as what was meant to be scripted , and incorporates the mingled sound collection instead of the silence . He admits this was by no means a perfect solution , but felt it was preferable to cutting the scene entirely . Home video releases . This documentary was included on the DVD release of the " Doctor Who " story " The Invasion " .
Death to Mantodeans Death to Mantodeans was a video game . In 2006 , the Quevvil s used it to abduct human s and make them characters in the game . When the character died , the actual person died ; when the character killed a Mantodean , it died in real life . ( PROSE : " Winner Takes All " )
The Fan Show Doctor Who : The Fan Show is a YouTube series on the official Doctor Who YouTube channel . It is currently hosted by Christel Dee and Luke Spillane . Every week , they talk about " Doctor Who " and its many spin - offs with a special guest , which is usually a fan . Sometimes , they interview a member of the cast or crew . It has been going on YouTube since 8 May 2015 . Presenters . Christel Dee Ratings . In a poll , the series was voted the worst thing the BBC have invested in for " Doctor Who " , narrowly beating " Totally Doctor Who " . Despite this , the show receives a high view count . Episodes . Series 1 . How You Know You ' re a Doctor Who Fan . An element of " The Fan Show " in its first series was adding to the list of " How You Know You ' re a Doctor Who Fan " . Series 2 . Series 2 introduced a new format , and mostly focused on TV story reactions and reviews , with guests coming on to talk about a given episode of serial of the show . " The Aftershow " . With the start of series 10 of " Doctor Who " came a new format for " The Fan Show " . " Doctor Who : The Fan Show - The Aftershow " was a new series which released " Aftershows " immediately after an episode of " Doctor Who " was finished broadcasting in the UK . Bringing in people who ' ve actually worked on the show , rather than a variety of outsiders giving their reactions , " The Aftershow " was the closest series 10 got to a " Doctor Who Confidential " or " Doctor Who Extra " , the latter of which ended with series 9 . Series 4 . Following the " Aftershows " , " The Fan Show " continued the panel format , beginning with an episode on LGBTQ in " Doctor Who " .
Kane Sawyer Kane Sawyer was a resident of Cirbury , and a descendant of the Ragman . When he met the Third Doctor , Kane was an unemployed alcoholic . They were told the story of the rise of the Ragman , which Kane ' s insane grandfather recorded in a book . When he later realised that the Ragman was responsible for the failures in his life , he attacked it . They both reentered the stone where they were forever trapped . ( PROSE : " Rags " )
David Whitaker David Whitaker ( born 18 April 1928 in Knebworth , England - died 4 February 1980 in Fulham , London , England ) helped create " Doctor Who " and served as the series ' first script editor , beginning with " An Unearthly Child " and ending with " The Dalek Invasion of Earth " . He also wrote " Doctor Who " serials , including " The Crusade " , " The Power of the Daleks " and " The Evil of the Daleks " , with " Power " being the debut of the Second Doctor . Other Dalek work included writing the Dalek comic strip in " TV Century 21 " , and the 1965 stage play " The Curse of the Daleks " . In 1964 , Whitaker was commissioned by publishers Frederick Muller to write two novels based on the series . They were " Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks " ( an adaptation of the series ' first Dalek story , " The Daleks " , by Terry Nation ; later republished as " Doctor Who and the Daleks " ) and " Doctor Who and the Crusaders " ( an adaptation of his own serial , " The Crusade " ) . They were originally published by Armada Paperbacks for the kingly price of 2 ' 6 . In 1973 they were reprinted by Target Books and , along with a third novel by Bill Strutton , became the core of the long - running and popular series of Doctor Who novels . Whitaker also co - wrote , with Nation , three books of Dalek - related stories published around the same time as his novelisations : " The Dalek Book , The Dalek World " and " The Dalek Outer Space Book " . In 1980 , Whitaker was commissioned to write a novelisation of " The Enemy of the World " , but died before completion . In 1994 , a previously unpublished short story , " Rennigan ' s Record " , was published in DWM 200 .
Tiestus Tiestus was a 22nd century human colony planet . Capitol City was the planet ' s capital city . In 2114 , Morris was its president . In July 2114 , Cybermen invaded Tiestus and attempted to convert its population . Humans were rounded up by the Cybermen and taken to a warehouse which had been adapted into a cyber - conversion factory . The invasion was stopped when Jacob Sowersby used his BOB implant to interfere with the cyberiad and overload the Cybermen with emotion . ( PROSE : " Status Update " )
Steinberger P . Green Steinberger P . Green was a Hollywood film director . While he was directing a scene with Blossom Lefavre and Darcy Tranton , filming was interrupted by the First Doctor , Steven Taylor and Sara Kingdom , who thought the performance was real . Angered , Green ordered his camera crew to eject the travellers from the set , but Steven and Sara beat up their would - be attackers and escaped . Impressed , Green chased after them so he could hire them for his film . ( TV : " The Daleks ' Master Plan " )
Alice Xanada Alice Xanada , or sometimes Alice Xanadu , was an Intergalactic News reporter covering the wedding of Kano Dollar with Princess Thanna on Isen VI . ( COMIC : " Terrorformer " ) Behind the scenes . The first issue of the comic story " Terrorformer " gives her name as " Alice Xanada " but the second issue uses " Alice Xanadu " instead .
David Lampton David Lampton was a security guard at the offices of MacDonald , O ' Brien and Withers . One night , his body and those of his co - workers , Gavin Jones and Edward Callaghan , were taken over by the Eighth Doctor , Charley Pollard and C ' rizz , who used them to defeat Darrakhaan . ( PROSE : " After Midnight " )
Grip A grip is a member of the production staff tasked with ensuring the proper movement of the cameras during principal photography . He or she may have to lay dolly track , physically move or shake the camera , organise the use of cranes and perform any number of additional tasks so the camera operator can perform safely and accurately . Though the position was never formally credited during the 1963 version of the show , grips would certainly have been needed to push the Television Centre ' s massive video cameras around . The leader of the grip team , known as the key grip has been credited in every live - action adventure since the 1996 telemovie , although in the BBC Wales version the key grip has been credited as a " grip " . ( Due to the differences between the North American and British film industries , however , the grip staff on the movie likely had to provide some of the electrical rigging work which is exclusively the province of the gaffer in British productions . ) Perhaps because of this slight difference in terminology , only the TV movie and " " have specifically credited a " key grip " , making Dave Gordon the lone person to receive that credit in the history of " Doctor Who " . Only " Miracle Day " s Isaac Chee has received the credit in the 21st century DWU family of shows . It can be safely assumed that the BBC Wales on - screen credit of " grip " refers to the head of the grip department . The key grip reports directly to the director of photography and is roughly equal in production hierarchy to the gaffer . He or she generally has a best boy grip , who serves as the day - to - day administrator of the department , and will have an especially close working relationship with the gaffer ' s assistant , the best boy electric . However , the best boy grip has never been credited on screen in any " Doctor Who " production . The simplified on - screen credit of " best boy " , a regular feature of the BBC Wales credit roll , refers exclusively to the best boy electric . The work of grips hasn ' t often been highlighted by " Doctor Who Confidential " or " Torchwood Declassified " . However , grips can be seen working in the " Confidential " which accompanied " School Reunion " . There , viewers witness the grips laying dolly track for the pivotal poolside confrontation between the Tenth Doctor and Finch . Their work was also featured in the " Confidential " that accompanied " The End of Time , Part Two " , where director Euros Lyn describes how he achieved the " shaking " effect of Gallifrey descending upon the Earth .
2nd man in market The second man in the market , along with the first man , was present at the auction where Sevcheria was selling Barbara in 64 . He bid on Barbara but couldn ' t match Tavius ' s final bid of ten thousand sesterce . ( TV : " All Roads Lead to Rome " )
Carnon Manor Carnon Manor was a house owned by Lord Nicholas Carnon . Carnon Manor was a " half - way house to the other side " . Carnon was allowed by Death to borrow six souls for his entertainment and to keep them in the house . If he tired of one of the souls , a creature in the basement would take it away . By the time the Fifth Doctor and Nyssa arrived at Carnon Manor , it was in sad condition . ( PROSE : " The Eternity Contract " )
Sarah Richley Sarah Richley was the mother of Peter Richley . Sarah did not want Peter to go to sea . When she had not heard from him in several years , she feared that he was dead . At one point , she met the Seventh Doctor and was , according to him , kind to him . To return her kindness , he arranged for her to meet Peter again . Through a series of shipwrecks , the Doctor arranged for Peter to be brought aboard the " Jupiter " , on which Sarah was a passenger in 1829 . By this time , she was dying , but the sight of her son , alive and well , started her on the road to recovery . Peter bought her a house and she lived for another twenty years . ( PROSE : " Of the Mermaid and Jupiter " )
Samuel Nolbrow Samuel Nolbrow was the captain of the schooner " Mermaid " . Nolbrow was an honest man . When his ship sank , he felt that he should refund the Seventh Doctor ' s money . When conflict arose among the various shipwrecked crews on the " Comet " , Nolbrow , with the Doctor ' s help , was able to keep the sailors from fighting . ( PROSE : " Of the Mermaid and Jupiter " )
Aliens & Sex & Chips & Gravy ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . Has Cardiff really been invaded by aliens ? Tyler thinks he ' s found a lead – the daughter of the mysterious Ro - Jedda is getting married and has booked a private party . If Torchwood can infiltrate it , there ' s a chance they ' ll end up closer to the truth . Free bar , canapes , and the chance to find out what ' s really going on . What could possibly go wrong ? Soon Torchwood are on the run for their lives , and learning more than they ever wanted to about alien life . Plot . " to be added " Notes . " to be added "
Dummy Run ( comic story ) Dummy Run was a " Doctor Who Adventures " comic strip published in 2012 . Summary . The Doctor , Amy Pond and Rory Williams arrive aboard a spaceship in deep space . It is heading for total destruction in an impact with a planet . The crew of robots do not want to be saved . They look forward to their own destruction so their masters may learn from the destruction and improve future safety . The Crashbot s are the crash test dummies of space . The Doctor uses the safety features of the ship against the Crashbots ( quick setting foam , airbags ) . When the Crashbots plead to be allowed to be destroyed lest they would “ feel wretched ” , it is confirmation that they have been built too well and now have feelings . Therefore they deserve to live as people . With the spaceship saved from crashing the Crashbots begin to see a new way of living — travelling the universe and seeking out new dangers and disasters — just like the Doctor and his friends ! Continuity . " to be added "
Dr Who in " Lilliput " ( comic story ) Numerically the first story included in the " GAS " projector set , the story is the first " Doctor Who " comic to ever be released , although the first comic " strip " would later be COMIC : " The Klepton Parasites " . Plot . In the TARDIS , the Doctor notes to his companions Ian and Barbara that the telector screen is not currently registering their position . Exiting the ship , the Doctor realises that this is because they have re - appeared too small . After this , a bird approaches , mistaking them for insects . The team hides under a button just as a human arrives , scaring the creature away . References . " to be added "
Kitchen A kitchen was a room in which food was prepared . The Seventh Doctor used lemonade to stick the Kandy Man ' s feet to the floor of his kitchen . ( TV : " The Happiness Patrol " ) On Easter 1996 , the Doctor ' s TARDIS crashed in the back of Amelia Pond ' s house . She invited the newly - regenerated Eleventh Doctor into the house , where he tried multiple items in the kitchen before finding just what he needed : fish fingers and custard . ( TV : " The Eleventh Hour " ) The Eleventh Doctor claimed to have put a tap for lemonade in the kitchen of Uncle Digby ' s country estate . ( TV : " The Doctor , the Widow and the Wardrobe " ) The TARDIS kitchen was the usual location of the food machine , ( PROSE : " The Room With No Doors " ) although it was known to " wander " the corridors . ( PROSE : " Christmas on a Rational Planet " ) When Bill Potts first entered the Twelfth Doctor ' s TARDIS , she compared the control room itself to a " really posh kitchen " , all made of metal . ( TV : " The Pilot " )
Queen bat Queen bats were large , hairy bat - like creatures that lived in the cave s of Androzani Minor . Biology . They had a three year life cycle , some of which was spent in a chrysalis . These chrysalises had a large supply of unrefined spectrox , which was refined and used by the human s of Androzani Major . ( TV : " The Caves of Androzani " ) History . The bats were killed or driven out by the mining android s , which caused them to move into the airless caves deep underground to die . With use of a half empty tank of oxygen , the Fifth Doctor had to climb down deep in the caves to obtain some Bat ' s milk to cure himself and Peri , who had contracted spectrox toxaemia . Sadly , he dropped the vial containing the bat ' s milk while trying to unlock the TARDIS , suffering from the paralysis stage of the infection . When he recovered the vial , most of the milk had leaked out and left him with only enough to cure Peri , which he immediately gave her . As Peri came round after being cured , the Doctor was in the late stages of the disease and regenerated as a result .