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The Widow ' s Assassin ( audio story ) The Widow ' s Assassin was the one hundred and ninety - second story in Big Finish ' s monthly range . Publisher ' s summary . Once , long ago , in a land of monsters and corridors , a fair maiden was captured , and placed in a deep sleep . She was used to being captured , and she had a hero who rescued her on just such occasions . But this time the hero never came . And the fair maiden slept on . Eventually , a King rescued the maiden , and made her his bride , which many wise old women might tell you is just another way of capturing fair maidens . And still the fair maiden slept on . Then , the hero had another stab at rescuing the maiden from her prison , but he was too late . And , more importantly , he had forgotten the rules of fairy tales . He didn ' t slay the dragon . Plot . Part one . " to be added " Part two . " to be added " Part three . " to be added " Part four . " to be added "
Saxophone A saxophone was a musical instrument . Courtney Pine played the saxophone . ( TV : " Silver Nemesis " ) Frank Paxton brought his saxophone with him when he went to work at Hardy Base . When he and his fellow terrorists tried to destroy the base , the Fifth Doctor hit Frank with his own saxophone . ( PROSE : " Lackaday Express " ) A saxophone was one of the items for sale in Stellar Imports & Exports at the Frenko Bazaar . ( COMIC : " Bazaar Adventures " )
Floella Benjamin Floella Benjamin , Baroness Benjamin played Professor Rivers in " The Sarah Jane Adventures " episodes " The Lost Boy " , " The Day of the Clown " , " The Eternity Trap " and " Sky " . A Liberal Democrat life peer , she became the first British peer to appear in a " Doctor Who " production . The second was Tim Bentinck , the 12th Earl of Portland .
Riis - utt - Ssethiss The Riis - utt - Ssethiss , which translated from Martian to mean Bloodswords of Ssethiss , were a group within the Ice Warrior s ' civilisation . They were an elite Martian assassination sect who were legendary among their people until their order was wiped out during the Martian Primal Wars . ( PROSE : " GodEngine " )
Run out An innings in cricket could be brought to a close if the batsman were run out . In the friendly between Cheldon Bonniface Invitation Eleven and the Doctor ' s Invitation Eleven , Bernice Summerfield was run out by Peter Hutchings . Running out was a relatively uncommon way for an innings to end . Indeed , Summerfield ' s was the only innings for either side to end in this fashion . ( PROSE : " Happy Endings " ) Behind the scenes . Neither " Happy Endings " or any other " Doctor Who " story , ever describes precisely what it means to be " run out " .
Euterpian The Euterpians , as they were labelled by the Federation , were an advanced humanoid race that naturally encompassed the three dimension s of time , space , and transcendentalism . They were able to use harmonics and ultrasonics to bring things into existence simply by singing , screaming , or humming . This allowed them to kill or control people save for their own as their minds possessed barriers . They were essentially immortal , barring being killed . Euterpian spaceships were held together by the combined singing and balanced harmony of all onboard . If this balance was upset , the ship would fall apart . A re - con leader and constructionists would be sent to planets from ships to arrange a ring of beacon s , similar to thermonuclear devices , which would cut planets in half and release the magnetic energy for the Euterpians to harness . During the Millennium War , the Euterpians and the Greld used the battle shroud of the Semquess and wielded the Omnethoth , destroying an entire galaxy to destroy a thousand of the Mad Mind ' s fleets . ( PROSE : " The Quantum Archangel " ) Circa 40 , 000 BC , five Euterpians were stranded on Earth after solar flare s destroyed their mothership . They survived and taught the Aborigine s their mythology of the dreamtime and the songline s . By 1994 , the Euterpian homeworld had been gone for 10 , 000 years . ( PROSE : " Invasion of the Cat - People " ) Euterpians were involved in the ancient battle with the Aesirian s , alongside the Osiran s , the Dæmon s , and the Time Lord s . ( COMIC : " Hacked " )
Mount Snowdon Mount Snowdon was located at the Snowdonia national park . ( PROSE : " Death of the Doctor " ) A team from Torchwood One dug up the remains of an alien spacecraft buried at the foot of Mount Snowdon and found Magna - Clamp s buried there . ( TV : " Army of Ghosts " ) The Immortality Gate was found in a ship that had crashed at the foot of Snowdon . It was also recovered by the Torchwood Institute . ( TV : " The End of Time " ) UNIT Base 5 was built into Mount Snowdon . ( TV : " Death of the Doctor " )
Neil Wilson Neil Wilson ( born Neil Kingsley Wilson ) played Sam Seeley in the " Doctor Who " story " Spearhead from Space " . Debuting on screen in 1951 , he is most famous for playing PC Tubb Barrell on " Dixon of Dock Green " from 1955 - 57 and his role in the film . His numerous other television appearances include roles on , , " No Hiding Place " , , , " Z - Cars " , and .
Daleks Versus the Martians ( comic story ) Daleks Versus the Martians was a comic story published in the " Doctor Who Magazine Spring Special 1996 " . It was written by Alan Barnes . The story was of only two which attempted to illustrate other adventures of the character of Dr . Who , who had appeared in two theatrical films in the 1960s . A prequel to " Daleks ' Invasion Earth 2150 A . D . " , the story featured Dr . Who meeting the Daleks on Mars , where they appear to be planning an attack on the blue planet of Earth . Summary . While exploring the mysteries of the Martian Sphinx , Dr . Who , Louise and Susan are captured by Dalek s who have moved into the Sol system , closer to Earth . Dr . Who and Susan escape with the help of the native Martians and are taken to a city beneath the Sphinx . Dr . Who activates a dormant fighting robot there . As Dr . Who rescues Louise from the Daleks ( who have learnt about TARDIS ) , the robot attacks and destroys the Daleks ' Martian base . This only delays their future attack on " the Blue Planet " . Plot . " to be added "
Jack Cooper ( actor ) Jack Cooper appeared uncredited in two " Doctor Who " stories : as the stunt double for Hardiman , the stunt double the Master , a stunt Army soldier , a stunt UNIT soldier and an Axon Glob in " The Claws of Axos " ( DWM 264 ) and a Marine in " The Sea Devils " . ( DWM 192 )
Ritchie ( Placebo Effect ) Commandant Ritchie was part of the Space Security Service . His wife and son were kidnapped by the Dark Peaks Lodge to make him help infiltrate Carrington Corporation . They were eventually rescued . He led his troops against the Wirrn , stopping their planned invasion of the solar system . ( PROSE : " Placebo Effect " )
Tautology ( short story ) Tautology was a " Brief Encounter " short story published in " Doctor Who Magazine " 194 . Summary . Professor Marius writes in his computer diary that he has been posted to a station close to the space lanes , and anticipates being bored there . He acquires an old computer from his niece ' s fiancé . Strangely , although it is from the 20th century , its technology is far in advance of that time . However , due to shuttle weight restrictions he is forced to not only have it scrapped , but also to leave behind his dog Toby . He keeps the computer ' s motherboard and Toby ' s dog tag as mementos . At the station , he befriends an electronic specialist who helps him construct a new computer based on the motherboard and sketches Marius drew . The professor plans to name it after the old computer : K9 . Continuity . " to be added "
Adrian Drotsky Adrian Drotsky played several uncredited roles in early " Doctor Who " television stories : as a citizen of Millennius in " The Keys of Marinus , " ( DWM 310 ) a soldier in " The Reign of Terror " ( DWM 204 ) and a Roboman in " The Dalek Invasion of Earth " . ( DWM 280 )
Eleventh Doctor comic stories Eleventh Doctor comic stories ran in several regularly - published titles : " Doctor Who Magazine " , " Doctor Who Adventures " , the American " Doctor Who " ( 2011 ) & " Doctor Who " ( 2012 ) , and " " . All of these comic strip adventures were supported by appearances in the " Doctor Who " annuals and " Doctor Who Storybook s " . The Eleventh Doctor also had the honour of featuring in two " original " graphic novels , " The Only Good Dalek " and " The Dalek Project " — something which hadn ' t happened since the Sixth Doctor appeared in " The Age of Chaos " . Though this multi - titled existence was something the Eleventh Doctor inherited from the Tenth Doctor , he was the first incarnation of the Doctor to " start out " in comic strips in at least two simultaneous monthly publications . He was also the first incarnation of the Doctor to debut in a comic strip " other " than the one in " Doctor Who Magazine " since the Eighth Doctor premiered in " Radio Times " . " Doctor Who Adventures " published its first Eleventh Doctor story several weeks before DWM launched its series .
1954 On 15 September 1954 , Pete Tyler was born . ( TV : " Father ' s Day " ) On 9 November , the First Doctor brought his granddaughter Susan Foreman , Ian Chesterton and Barbara Wright to Bristol from Salem Village on 29 July 1692 . They watched a performance of " The Crucible " by Arthur Miller and Susan learned about the witch hysteria in Salem which she had helped to cause . ( PROSE : " The Witch Hunters " ) The Seventh Doctor and Ace encountered Cybermen in Nevada . ( COMIC : " The Good Soldier " ) Tulung was born in Alaska to an archaeologist from Colorado and a Koyukon woman . ( AUDIO : " The Land of the Dead " ) Barbara Wright was a student teacher in Cricklewood in London , living in a rented room . ( PROSE : " The Witch Hunters " ) Joss Laws was born . ( PROSE : " The Wheel of Ice " ) Winston Churchill was serving as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom . ( PROSE : " The Witch Hunters " ) Bo Didley recorded the song " Mona " in a studio in Chicago . ( PROSE : " " ) All countries on E364449 except China regarded 1954 as the apex of human society . ( PROSE : " All the Fun of the Fear " )
Abigail Abigail has several meanings pertinent to the " Doctor Who " universe and the real world . They are listed below in alphabetical order by surname . If no surname is available , alphabetisation occurs by the disambiguation term — that is , the bit between the parentheses in a title like Waitress ( Random Shoes ) .
Planet of the Diners ( comic story ) Summary . " to be added " Plot . The Doctor brings Clara to a restaurant on Calbaron III , only to be told there are no tables until 8 : 30pm , three years from today . The Doctor and Clara make their reservation and travel three years into the future , only to find that the restaurant is closed to celebrate the third anniversary of the overthrowing of a tyrannical emperor . The return to their first destination just as they were leaving originally and ask how they could get a table in the present , where they learn that they would have had to have made arrangements three years into the past . The past Doctor and Clara see their future selves in the restaurant and the Doctor realises they will do so . At the TARDIS , the Doctor finds a scratch on the side . A passing alien tells him it was the tyrannical emperor who did it . The Doctor decides to overthrow him . References . " to be added " Notes . Original print details . " to be added "
Seth the Sensational Seth the Sensational was a magician who worked at the Giza . He used time travel to perform his act . He knew that Edwin Turner didn ' t like his act . He dyed his skin gold . He did his act for 500 years . He made people addicted to the slots and drained them of their lives . He tore up the Celestial Omnibus for its time manipulation technology . ( AUDIO : " The Slots of Giza " )
Kamble Kamble was a colonist on Gloricious . He was assigned to be killed and eaten by the aliens posing as the three Kings . However , he escaped and met the Fourth Doctor and Leela , who helped free the colonists from the aliens . ( PROSE : " Christmas Every Day " )
Genesis of the Cybermen ( TV story ) Genesis of the Cybermen was an unproduced TV story written by Cybermen co - creator Gerry Davis . Synopsis . The Doctor and his companion " Felicity " arrive on the planet Mondas , Earth ' s twin orbiting on the opposite side of the Sun . While the Doctor works on a piece of TARDIS equipment , Felicity encounters the gentle Prince Sylvan . Sylvan accidentally activates the TARDIS , sending him , the Doctor and Felicity fifty years into the future . There , Sylvan ' s brother , Dega , is now king and has used the Doctor ' s device to begin turning his people into Cybermen . He has constructed a space fleet with which he intends to invade the mineral - rich Earth , and plans to kill any unconverted Mondans with cyanide gas . Felicity appeals to Dega ' s partly - Cybernised wife , Queen Meta , and she shoots her husband dead - - only to be killed by Dega ' s chief of staff , Krail . In the confusion , Sylvan and a band of Mondan rebels flee in the spaceships to Earth ; the massive concussion of take - off knocks Mondas out of its orbit into deep space . Production . Former Doctor Who script editor Davis submitted this idea circa early 1981 , intending it to be a prequel to his and Kit Pedler ' s original Cyberman serial , " The Tenth Planet " ( which also featured Cyberman Krail ) . Davis wrote his storyline with only the Doctor and one female companion in mind ; he called this character “ Felicity ” rather than writing with any particular companion in mind . John Nathan - Turner and then script editor Antony Root showed no interest in the episode . Legacy . Years later , Big Finish Productions would create a similar production starring the Fifth Doctor and about the creation of the Cybermen , called " Spare Parts " . " World Enough and Time " , a story in the 2017 series of " Doctor Who " told the " genesis of the Cybermen " on a Mondasian colony ship , and established that there have been multiple beginnings to the Cybermen , due to parallel evolution .
Cyber - Emperor The Cyber - Emperor was the leader of the Cybermen in the 82nd century . Along with the President of the Federation of Worlds , the Emperor of the Draconian Empire and Davros ' s Dalek Empire , the Cyber - Emperor led the alliance against the Skeletoid invasion of the galaxy . ( COMIC : " Kane ' s Story " , " Frobisher ' s Story " ) In 2007 , Mickey Smith speculated that the void ship contained the Emperor of the Cybermen . ( TV : " Army of Ghosts " )
Ealing Broadway Ealing Broadway was Ealing ' s town centre . It was about a twenty minute walk away from Bannerman Road . ( PROSE : " The Lost Boy " ) The High Street was located in Ealing Broadway . ( PROSE : " Who Killed Kennedy " ) In 1990 , the Seventh Doctor and Ace visited Ealing Broadway , where they ordered a baked Alaska in a café . ( PROSE : " " ) In 2004 , Ken Livingstone said that the Doctor had done a lot for London and mentioned some of the Doctor ' s adventures including his adventure with the shop - window dummies in Ealing Broadway . ( PROSE : " The Tomorrow Windows " ) In 2009 , when Luke Smith , Clyde Langer and Rani Chandra were following Sarah Jane Smith , who was dating Peter Dalton , they stepped off the bus halfway down Ealing Broadway . ( PROSE : " The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith " )
Erindra Erindra was the home planet of the Gadot . The Doctor visited the planet several times , including in his third and fourth incarnations . Marsh was sent there to obtain footage of the mating rituals of the Gadot , where he met the Fourth Doctor . Later on , Marsh returned to try and obtain footage of the Fourth Doctor , and met the Third Doctor and Jo Grant . ( AUDIO : " Waiting for Gadot " )
Echo ( Echo ) Echoes were beings of living sound . They travelled the universe via radiowaves , absorbing sonic energy from the planets they passed . History . A group of Echoes arrived on Earth , in the sky of New York City . They were being hunted by the Shreeker s and the resulting sonic chaos drove some people mad . The Tenth Doctor along with Gabby Gonzalez saved the Echoes by destroying the Shreeker battleship . The Echoes thanked them as they flew away . ( COMIC : " Echo " )
Who ' s 50 : The 50 Doctor Who Stories to Watch Before You Die Main focus . Authors Burk and Smith ? explore fifty episodes of " Doctor Who " that they think you should watch before you die , from " An Unearthly Child " to " The Name of the Doctor " . After each episode , there is a small fact file about either the making of the episode or the history of the era it was made in . Publisher ' s summary . " Doctor Who " has been a television phenomenon since it began 50 years ago on November 23 , 1963 . But of all the hundreds of televised stories , which are the ones you " must " watch ? Featuring 50 stories from all eleven Doctors , " Who ' s 50 " is full of behind - the - scenes details , exhilerting moments , connections to " Who " lore , goofs , interesting trivia and much , much more . " Who ' s 50 " tells the story of the global sensation : its successes , its tribulations and its triumphant return . Notes . " to be added "
Mike Bretherton Mike Bretherton was the neighbour of Tegan Jovanka when she lived in Brisbane , Australia . They went to high school together . Mike had fallen in love with Tegan , though Tegan was unaware of his feelings . He was an investigative journalist . He went missing and Tegan asked the Fifth Doctor to look for him . He was turned into an insect . ( AUDIO : " Hexagora " )
Ann Talbot Lady Ann Talbot ( later Lady Cranleigh ) was an aristocratic young woman physically almost identical to the Fifth Doctor ' s companion Nyssa . Unlike Nyssa , she had a mole on her left shoulder . The Fifth Doctor and his companions Nyssa , Adric and Tegan Jovanka met Ann on 11 June 1925 , at a cricket match and fancy dress party at Cranleigh Hall , in Oxfordshire . Formerly engaged to George Cranleigh , she became the fiancée of his younger brother , Lord Charles Cranleigh , after George was presumed dead during his hunt for the rare black orchid . Unbeknownst to Ann , George had not died but had been tortured , mutilated and driven violently insane by the Kojabe tribe . At a fancy dress ball , Ann and Nyssa wore the same butterfly costume to play a prank the other guests . This nearly backfired when George escaped and took Nyssa hostage , mistaking her for Ann , but Charles and the Doctor were able to rescue Nyssa , only for George to fall to his death from the roof of Cranleigh Hall . ( TV : " Black Orchid " ) Searching for segments of the Key to Time , the Seventh Doctor ' s companion Ace briefly visited Cranleigh Hall in 1925 . She saw a woman who was either Nyssa or Ann Talbot . She could not tell which as she did not approach or speak to her . ( COMIC : " Time & Time Again " ) Ann married Charles Cranleigh the following year . The Doctor attended the reception and asked a favour of the new Lady Cranleigh : impersonate Nyssa as part of an elaborate plan to defeat the Osiran Nephthys . By having Ann accompany him to 1996 and disguise herself as an elderly Nyssa , the Doctor was able to trick Nephthys into travelling back and forth between 1926 and 1996 via her Osiran time corridor , culminating in her ageing to death . ( PROSE : " The Sands of Time " )
Allons - y ! ( CON episode ) Aspects of production covered . " to be added " People interviewed . " to be added " Crew . " to be added " Elements retained in " Cut Down " . " to be added " Home video releases . The " Cut Down " version of the episode is available on the Doctor Who - The Complete Specials Box set DVD box set .
Piers Gavenal Piers Gavenal was a member of the Vacuum Church . After Piers made peace with the mortal world and accepted that there was nothing beyond death but darkness , Brother Phaedrus killed him , giving Piers ' empty vessel to the Hoothi consciousness . ( PROSE : " Love and War " , AUDIO : " Love and War " )
Morgue A morgue or mortuary was a place that stored recently deceased human s . Gabriel Sneed owned the mortuary Sneed and Company in 19th century Cardiff . It was built on top of a space - time rift , propagating rumours that the house was haunted , which Sneed recognised was good for business . In 1869 , the Gelth came through the rift , and took over the corpses at Sneed and Company . They were brought through the rift fully with the help of the Ninth Doctor and Gwyneth , but displayed malevolent intent are were ultimately destroyed when Gwyneth blew up the house . ( TV : " The Unquiet Dead " ) In 1999 , the Seventh Doctor was taken to the Walker General Hospital morgue after his failed surgery and supposed death . He regenerated into the Eighth Doctor in a storage unit there . ( TV : " Doctor Who " ) Danny Pink ' s body was sent to the Chaplet Funeral Home after he died . Cyber - pollen later entered the morgue , and brought Danny back as a Cyberman . ( TV : " Death in Heaven " )
TARDIS drawing room The TARDIS drawing room was a room in the Doctor ' s TARDIS . The Eleventh Doctor called it his " private study " and kept mementos of his travels in it . Its contents included numerous clock s , a Dalek eyestalk , the Book of the Weeping Angels , the Doctor ' s recorder , a chronon blocker , a map of Medieval Venice , a distress beacon , Liz Ten ' s face mask , an Ood translator , a Cyberman chest piece , a biodata module fob watch , a Time Lord staff , the Doctor ' s scarf , a gramophone , a cricket ball , a sonic blaster , " A Journal of Impossible Things " , and a Sycorax staff . The drawing room was also the detaining place of the Entity , a malevolent energy being the Doctor had captured and locked up in a vase . When Amy Pond entered the room at the Doctor ' s behest , she found it unexpectedly tidy , yet cluttered . While looking for ' s laser screwdriver , Amy accidentally released the Entity by breaking the vase in which it was contained . ( GAME : " TARDIS " )
C - 130 Hercules The C - 130 " Hercules " was a type of military transport aircraft . UNIT had a command centre in the cargo hold of an EC - 130H " Hercules " military transport aircraft and could use the plane itself as a mobile base . ( TV : " The Invasion " ) According to " The UNIT Dossier " written by James Stevens for the " Daily Chronicle " in January 1970 , which was pulled from publication at the eleventh hour , UNIT had yet to acquire a permanent headquarters at this time . ( PROSE : " Who Killed Kennedy " )
VV 2 The second issue of " Vworp Vworp ! " was released in late August 2011 . It featured the return of notorious Dalek killer , Abslom Daak . The comic focused on the character along with Kroton ; both were created by back - up comics writer Steve Moore . The main cover featured an picture of Daak by Mike Collins , while the variant cover was a pastiche of " Doctor Who Monthly " s early covers , again featuring the Fourth Doctor , this time with the Junkyard Demon . These covers were again limited to one thousand and one hundred copies respectively . The magazine also included an interview with former Doctors Tom Baker and Colin Baker on their comic strip selves . It came with a free " Vworpabix " board game , parodying the Weetabix game from the 1970s . Contents . Fiction . " to be added " Archives . " to be added " Previews . " to be added " Reviews . " to be added " A4 pin - ups . " to be added " Additional features . " to be added " Additional details . " to be added "
Heinrich Konrad Heinrich Konrad was an old friend of Brigadier Lethbridge - Stewart . He was the leader of the German branch of UNIT . He fell ill before the Brigadier went to Kriegeskind . He fell to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder . His condition was caused from an experiment he conducted on himself , to create a better breed of soldier . It was the chemicals with which he injected himself that increased his psychic powers which created ghosts from the castle ' s past . He died to save his men . ( AUDIO : " Old Soldiers " )