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Carmen Santacosta Carmen Santacosta was an Adjudicator . Aware of subspace experiments on Mars but Unable to generate a stunnel to get there , they arranged for a shuttle to crash near Antony McGuire ' s expedition . Santacosta , an Oberon Special Operative claiming to be a lounge singer who survived the crash , joined the group . The Adjudicators expected the expedition would be able to find out what was really happening at the Martian North Pole . She killed Vince Esteban since he was a suspected Martian Axis and might interfere with her mission . She brought along a Transit - web which acted as a portable stunnel terminus , so she could bring more Adjudicators when she reached her destination . Santacosta reluctantly allowed the Seventh Doctor to use it to destroy the GodEngine . ( PROSE : " GodEngine " )
Kenny Smith Kenny Smith is the editor of " Vortex " for Big Finish Productions . Smith officially succeeded Paul Spragg as editor in VOR 65 . Prior to that he had written Volume 2 of " The Big Finish Companion " , and was editor of unofficial Big Finish fanzine " The Finished Product . " He previously wrote the Daily Mirror ' s The Doctors - The Archive 50th anniversary special magazine released in November 2013 . He also writes Doctor Who articles for the Scottish Daily Record .
Stefan ( Plague of the Cybermen ) Stefan was a gravedigger living in Klimtenburg during the 19th century . He was killed by the Cybermen while digging a grave for Liza Clemp , and they cut off his leg and used it to replace one of their limbs that was damaged after their ship crashed . ( PROSE : " Plague of the Cybermen " )
Atissa Atissa was the high priestess of Aggedor , and the mother of Geban . After the apparent destruction of the Diadem , she exiled herself in protest to what she perceived as a growing lack of respect for the ancient traditions of Peladon . ( PROSE : " Legacy " )
Many Happy Returns ( audio story ) Many Happy Returns was a download only audio story produced to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Bernice Summerfield , featuring Bernice Summerfield , Iris Wildthyme and the Seventh Doctor . Publisher ' s summary . A special feature - length charity adventure celebrating twenty years of archaeologist and adventurer Bernice Summerfield ! Written by Xanna Eve Chown , Stephen Cole , Paul Cornell , Stephen Fewell , Simon Guerrier , Scott Handcock , Rebecca Levene , Jacqueline Rayner , Justin Richards , Miles Richardson , Eddie Robson and Dave Stone . Plot . Benny finds herself in a museum which has the ability to search through all of time and space in order to find artefacts regarding the visitor ' s life . The museum creates interactive and immersive visual and audio scenarios from research and the visitor ' s memory . Benny visits different eras of her life , reliving stories from her past . Eventually , it becomes apparent that the museum ' s main computer and curator has been infected with a virus , causing the museum to kill the visitor . With Joseph ' s help , Benny ' s information in the database gets redacted , ending the simulations .
Ouroboros The Ouroboros was the symbol of a snake or worm ( PROSE : " Falls the Shadow " ) eating its own tail , representing all of time , i . e . eternity . Demesne Furze , the Great White Worm / Wyrm , was worshipped by the Roman s and served as the origin of the symbol on Earth . ( AUDIO : " Trail of the White Worm " ) The signature emblem of the Corsair was an Ouroboros . According to the Eleventh Doctor , he had the image tattoo ed on his body after each regeneration , even when he regenerated as a female . Without it , the Corsair didn ' t feel like him / herself . ( TV : " The Doctor ' s Wife " ) Jan Rydd had an ouroboros tattooed around his neck . ( PROSE : " Love and War " ) The Mara was described as ouroboros , ( PROSE : " Antony and Cleopatra " ) as was the Timewyrm which was said to circle the universe and bite its own tail . ( PROSE : " " ) The Oroborus entity ( TV : " Oroborus " ) and the Oroborous Worm ( PROSE : " The Mary - Sue Extrusion " ) were named after the symbol .
Pyrovile The Pyroviles were a species of rock - based humanoid s from the planet Pyrovillia . Biology . Pyroviles were humanoid s with a rock - based form with a magma interior . They were able to shoot flames out of their mouths , which could turn a human to ashes in seconds . They could be killed by sufficient quantities of cold water , which caused them great pain . Additionally , it made their hot stone exoskeleton solidify and would promptly shatter them . They towered over humans and their faces resembled the helmets of Roman soldiers . Pyroviles came in two varieties — a shorter , easily - destroyed " foot soldier " and more advanced , fully grown Pyroviles , which could reach over twice this height . When disintegrated Pyroviles were breathed in by humans , these particles would slowly transform the humans into Pyroviles . The individuals would slowly turn into rock , until they were entirely stone . The Pyroviles were also able to enhance the latent psychic powers that human brain s possessed . ( TV : " The Fires of Pompeii " ) History . At some point in their history , the Pyroviles developed advanced technology from rock , and could travel into space . ( TV : " The Fires of Pompeii " ) When their homeworld was stolen by Davros , ( TV : " The Stolen Earth " ) a group of Pyroviles escaped in an escape pod , which crashed on Earth . The Pyroviles were obliterated in the explosion and eroded into dust in the core of Mount Vesuvius . They waited for thousands of years until they were awakened by an earthquake in 62 . They influenced the soothsayers of Pompeii into creating a ventilation system , allowing the remains of the Pyroviles to be breathed in . These affected people , who were able to tell the future accurately from the time rift which formed around Pompeii . By 79 , full - grown Pyroviles had created a base beneath Vesuvius and planned to convert the power of the volcanic eruption to change all humans into Pyroviles and create a new Pyrovillia . The Tenth Doctor stopped this and knowingly caused Mount Vesuvius to erupt and destroy the Pyroviles and the nearby city of Pompeii . When asked by Donna Noble about the possibility of them surviving the eruption , he revealed that the blast would be too powerful for even them to withstand . ( TV : " The Fires of Pompeii " ) A drawing of a Pyrovile possibly indicated they were at the Siege of Trenzalore . ( TV : " The Time of the Doctor " ) 78351 ' s biology consisted of " a pinch of Axon , a bit of Ogron and a dash of Pyrovile " . ( PROSE : " Lights Out " ) Other references . The Torchwood Institute learned about the Pyroviles by monitoring a 1923 British archaeological survey of Rome by Professor Livesy - Smythe . This turned up a scroll detailing the events , as chronicled by Caecilius . This unlikely tale was corroborated by the discovery of huge Pyrovile footprints and marble circuits in the Pompeii ruins . ( WC : " " ) A Pyrovile was one of the eleven creatures who appeared in the hologram projection shown by the Atraxi as they were scanning Earth ' s history to check if it was protected . ( TV : " The Eleventh Hour " )
Andra ' ath ' s mother The mother of Andra ' ath and Orla ' ath died in childbirth . Andra ' ath ' s first memory was of feasting on her corpse , as was Quill custom . ( TV : " The Metaphysical Engine , or What Quill Did " )
The Daily Courier The Daily Courier was a newspaper that reported , " Mystery Writer Disappears " in December 1926 when the author vanished and later turned up at a Harrogate Hotel . ( TV : " The Unicorn and the Wasp " ) Behind the scenes . Although there are several " The Daily Courier " s in the real world , the only one known to have existed in the 1920s is .
The Curse of the Fugue ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . February 1974 is grimmer than usual for the British . Huddling together by candlelight the nation endures regular power cuts , however the situation is far worse for one old woman . Out of the dark come visitors who know of her terrible burden of wartime secrets . All she fought to save is threatened . Whom can she trust ? The troubled ghosts which plague her , a young man who has befriended her , or her new carer Lucie and her strange friend , The Doctor ? References . " to be added "
A Bazarr Way to Die ( short story ) A Bazarr Way to Die was a short story published in " Into the Unknown " . Summary . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Neils Bohr Neils Bohr was one of the contributors to the invention of the atomic bomb . The Third Doctor sneaked into his office one night to correct his notes , ensuring that the project would not fail . ( PROSE : " Come Friendly Bombs . . . " )
Kaldor City Company The Kaldor City Company , often called simply the Company , ran the sandminer s on Kaldor in the 29th century . ( AUDIO : " Robophobia " ) The wealth they generated made the Company the most powerful organisation on the planet , making it the effective government of Kaldor City and beyond . The Company was controlled by the Founding Families and the Chairholders . ( AUDIO : " Occam ' s Razor " ) " Storm Mine 4 " was one of the Company ' s sandminers . When three of the crew were killed , Kiy Uvanov told Leela , whom he held responsible , that she had cost him and the Company a great deal of money . Ander Poul thought Uvanov was the best pilot the Company had ever had . Ten years before the murder s , Uvanov had allowed a member of his crew to die rather than lose a promising storm . As he got results , the Company didn ' t want to lose him and he retained command . The Company placed D84 and Ander Poul aboard " Storm Mine 4 " as a precautionary measure after receiving letters from Taren Capel about a " robot revolution " . ( TV : " The Robots of Death " ) By 2889 , Uvanov became the company ' s First Master Chairholder . ( AUDIO : " Occam ' s Razor " ) Although it initially isolated Kaldor from other planets , fearing that contact might reduce their profits , the Company eventually started selling its robots to other planets , such as Ventalis . ( AUDIO : " Occam ' s Razor " , " Robophobia " )
Simon Cowell Simon Cowell was a television presenter and a judge on the X Factor . ( NOTVALID : " Looking for Pudsey " ) He was once given a wedgie by a Krafayis . ( NOTVALID : " AAAGH ! " ) In 2016 , Eddie Redmayne accidentally called him looking for Pudsey , but Simon , said " it ' s a no from me " and hung up . ( NOTVALID : " Looking for Pudsey " ) Behind the scenes . Simon Cowell played himself in " Looking for Pudsey " .
Henry Montague Admiral Sir Henry Montague was a respected Naval officer . He somehow learned of the Cardiff Space - Time Rift and the alien s which came through it . He planned to make use of them , breeding them as the perfect soldiers . In 1869 , he bought the " HMS Hades " , claiming that it would be used as an orphanage . Instead , the orphans were experimented on and fed to the subjects . Around 1899 , William Mayhew somehow learned of Montague ' s operations and contacted Torchwood Three . Montague had him killed , capturing Jack Harkness at the same time . When Charles Gaskell investigated him , Montague sent two thugs to kill him as well , though they were unsuccessful . After Torchwood destroyed the " HMS Hades " , he planned to continue his research , but he was killed by two Blowfish who learned of his experiments . ( PROSE : " The Baby Farmers " )
Exterminator ( ship ) The Exterminator was the name of the first " Exterminator " - class starships used by the Dalek Empire . During the Second Dalek War it was the pride of the fleet . It served as the flagship of the Dalek fleet and was under the command of Dalek X , along with containing a standard crew of 500 Daleks plus 10 ranking Commanders . The ship had 10 antigravity impeller engines . The neutonic reactor at the ship ' s centre supplied vast arrays of particle beam weapons , missiles and energy shield repulsors . The Tenth Doctor destroyed the " Exterminator " with an explosion of fuel tanks on Hurala , which brought the Second Dalek War to an end . ( PROSE : " Prisoner of the Daleks " )
Cult of Shining Darkness The Cult of Shining Darkness was dedicated to destroying all of robot kind . The Tenth Doctor and Donna Noble encountered a faction which almost succeeded . History . The Cult of Shining Darkness was created by a woman called Knhu em Llodis . She was an organic extremist who wanted to kill every robot not under her control , believing them dangerous non - sentients . She started a cult and recruited several members . They planned and built a huge space station called the Torch which they hid inside the black hole Sentilli . It was designed to take over every robot in the Andromeda Galaxy . Khnu died mysteriously and the Cult was quiet for about two years . Then , Garaman Havati took control of its remnants . He began a new mission : to build a device to free the Torch from Sentilli . He set up a team and searched for the components for the device . However , they were followed by a group of supporters of mechanical life onboard a ship called the " Sword of Justice " . Garaman placed Li ' ian , a spy on the ship to monitor their activities . The Cult visited Chao , Uhlala , Karris and Junk ( closely followed by the " Sword of Justice " ) to gather the four components for the device . During the beam up of the component on Uhlala , they unintentionally picked up Donna Noble . The Doctor joined the " Sword of Justice " to get Donna back . During their attempt to activate the Torch , the crew of the " Sword of Justice " detonated an antimatter bomb on board the cultist ' s ship . The remaining members of the Cult were killed in the explosion . It is not known if any were active after that . ( PROSE : " Shining Darkness " )
The Graak The Graak was an amorphous being created by the Doctor to rescue his first seven selves from . Biography . Creation . The Graak was created by the Doctor to try and find an escape from after he had trapped the first seven incarnations of the Doctor in the Determinant . The Doctor gave the Graak full movement capabilities and the ability to keep in touch with all of the Doctors via a telepathic link . ( GAME : " Destiny of the Doctors " ) Freeing the Doctor . The Graak went on his mission to free the Doctor almost as soon as he was created . Starting in the Fourth Doctor ' s TARDIS , he set about retrieving various objects to get across the Great Divide , after which he would free the Doctor who was in the " time zone " he currently occupied . Throughout his quest , the Graak was mocked endlessly by the Master , who tried various means to stop him from accomplishing his tasks . The Master even attempted to hypnotise him at least twice . After completing several of the Master ' s quests and mental challenges , the Graak finally encountered the seven Doctors trapped at the Heart of the TARDIS . The Master had sent the Doctors into the time vortex , and they had ended up in the Heart itself . The Graak ' s energy levels were waning , and the TARDIS was on the brink of destruction . Death . Making his way through water - filled caves and into the Heart , the Graak used up his remaining life force to materialise the Doctors into the TARDIS , saving the Doctors and the TARDIS at the cost of his own life . ( GAME : " Destiny of the Doctors " ) Personality and abilities . The Graak displayed no clear personality or emotions of his own , though he followed his purpose according to the Doctors ' instructions . During the final battle against the Master he willingly sacrificed his remaining life energy to save the Doctor , showing a capacity for heroism . Although he floated just above the floor without any visible legs , the Graak was capable of basic movement such as running , jumping and crouching . He was also able to swim , though he did so with a slight degree of clumsiness . The Graak could pick up and use various items . He could operate the TARDIS console , and access the TARDIS logs , as well as fly the TARDIS between time zones . The Graak could transfer his consciousness to security camera s placed throughout the TARDIS to get a different view of his surroundings . He was able to channel massive amounts of energy on a single spot , but this rapidly drained his life force . ( GAME : " Destiny of the Doctors " ) Appearance . The Graak was a translucent , amorphous being with a blob - like body in which glowing orbs floated , two pseudopod - like arms made up of strands of the orbs , and one large orb serving as what the Master called a " potato - like head . " Though technically a genderless being , the Graak was generally referred to in the masculine by the Doctor , the Master , and the Brigadier .
DWM 169 The 169th issue of " Doctor Who Magazine " was current from 27 December 1990 through 23 January 1991 . Although the magazine came under new management with this issue — longtime " DWM " comics stalwart John Freeman moved up to head the editor ial team — " DWM " issue 169 was in many ways a swansong rather than a beginning . It was the final issue to go out under the Seventh Doctor ' s logo , the last to feature Sylvester McCoy as main cover subject and the last to use Sheila Cranna ' s layout template . As the cover implied — with its atypical photo of Sylvester McCoy out of costume , its prominent competition having nothing to do with " Doctor Who " , and its bold question " What Does the Doctor Do Next ? " — it was the issue in which " DWM " formally bid " adieu " to the hope that McCoy might return to television screens for a new series of " Doctor Who " . Contents . Random quote . “ What did this strange little doctor give you ? I saw him . The tooth of a cave bear ? ” “ It has magical properties . ” “ Primitive fiddle faddle . ” “ Only the greatest elders of my tribe can bestow them . They are a totem of great power . ”
Pharmacist 3 A female pharmacist who sold mood drug s on New Earth once met the Tenth Doctor and Martha Jones , who saw her sell Forget to a pale woman . She worked in Pharmacytown in the Undercity of New New York , selling mood drug s . She used to have a good business before the Motorway opened . However by the year 5 , 000 , 000 , 053 she was lucky if she got a customer every day . ( TV : " Gridlock " )
Infinite ( Destroy the Infinite ) The Infinite was a warship created by the Eminence to help them win their war against the Earth Alliance . It had more than 300 decks . The Eminence used the Fourth Doctor to pilot the " Infinite " by controlling his mind . The Doctor used his telepathy to trick the Eminence , and destroyed the " Infinite " . ( AUDIO : " Destroy the Infinite " )
Parrinium Parrinium was a rare element found in large quantities on the planet Exxilon . Only traces existed on Earth . After a space plague swept the outer colonies of the Galaxy , it was proven that parrinium was the cure for it . A human taskforce was sent to Exxilon to mine parrinium and bring it back to cure the millions of sufferers . A Dalek taskforce also went to Exxilon to obtain the ore , but only so that they could blackmail the galaxy into submission . The Daleks enslaved the native Exxilons and forced them to mine the parrinium for them . The Third Doctor , Sarah Jane Smith , and the human expedition tricked the Daleks by loading their ship with sand instead of parrinium . The Exxilons used parrinium as a condiment . ( TV : " Death to the Daleks " )
Sophie Aldred Sophie Aldred ( born 20 August 1962 ) portrayed Ace in the original television series from " Dragonfire " to " Survival " , and reprised the role for " Dimensions in Time " and audio stories produced by Big Finish . Aldred also had a part in the 1998 " Doctor Who " spin - off " Mindgame " . She was born in Greenwich and raised in Blackheath , London . She shares her birthday with her co - star , Sylvester McCoy , who is 19 years her senior , and Anthony Ainley . Biography . Sophie attended Blackheath High School and studied drama at the University of Manchester before embarking on a career in children ' s theatre . In 1987 , while she was working back chorus on " Fiddler on the Roof " , she was cast as Ace . The Doctor found Ace serving milkshakes on Iceworld in the story " Dragonfire " , at the end of which she joined the Doctor on his travels . Several stories ( " Ghost Light " , " The Curse of Fenric " , and " Survival " ) explored her character to an extent that previous companion characters had not seen . Before and since " Doctor Who " , Aldred has had a varied and busy television career , particularly in children ' s programming , where she has presented educational programmes such as " Corners " , " Melvin and Maureen ' s Music - a - grams " and the long - running BBC series " Words and Pictures " . She has performed on radio and in the theatre . She has also reprised her role as Ace in the charity special " Dimensions in Time " and continues to perform the role in " Doctor Who " audio plays produced by Big Finish Productions . She co - wrote the hardback reference book , " Ace ! The Inside Story of the End of an Era " with Mike Tucker , published by Virgin Publishing in 1996 . ( ISBN 1 - 85227 - 574 - X ) . She also edited a special issue of " Doctor Who Magazine " ( Issue 255 ) . While recording , Sophie Aldred met Karen Gillan , who was recording audio for an online interactive game . Sophie introducted herself to Karen as " one of the old girls " , saying she played Ace . Karen then gasped , and asked Sophie to take a picture with her . Sophie asked Karen to sign her T - shirt , and joked she would never be able to wash it again . ( VOR 17 ) Beginning in 2012 , Aldred provided the lead voiceover role in the animated series " Tree Fu Tom " ; her co - star for the first series was David Tennant . Sophie Aldred married Vince Henderson on 12 July 1997 . They have two sons , Adam and William . In 2013 , Sophie and her co - star Sylvester McCoy partnered up for the " Doctor Who " edition of the game show " Pointless Celebrities " . She also contributed to the charity reference book " " .
Alien camel A member of a camel - like species once landed his cloaked space pod in the Sahara Desert . As part of the pod ' s defences , the outside environment could be animated and controlled . The sand in the desert was turned into a fearsome sandstorm to frighten the local Bedouin tribes , who believed the storm to be a djinn . When the creature ' s cloaking device failed to conceal its presence , the Eleventh Doctor stopped the planned invasion , and sent the space pod on a one - way journey back home . ( COMIC : " Sandblasted " )
Ghost of Christmas Past ( short story ) Summary . The Doctor ' s TARDIS is caught in a bout of temporal turbulence , caused by a skirmish between the Temporal Powers . The TARDIS becomes caught between two opposing timelines , and the Doctor slips the TARDIS out of the vortex and back into real time . The Doctor finds himself in a time loop , in temporal orbit around Earth on Christmas Eve , 2016 . After a strange knocking sound on the TARDIS door , the Doctor investigates mysterious noises around the ship . He eventually finds a hypercube sent by Susan , which had taken centuries to get to him . Susan tells him of her accomplishments , and the birth of her son , Alex . The Doctor realises that the TARDIS had chosen to stay in the time loop so that the Doctor could receive the message . The message fills the Doctor with hope , in such a dark time of his life . He then dematerialises the TARDIS , heading towards another adventure . Notes . " to be added "
Helen Fayle Helen Fayle contributed to " The Book of the War " for Mad Norwegian Press ' Faction Paradox series . She was also very active in the charity publication scene , editing the anthologies " Perfect Timing " and " Perfect Timing 2 " and contributing to " Missing Pieces " , " Walking in Eternity " , and " Tales of the Solar System " .