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The Universal Databank The Universal Databank was the third and final volume in a trilogy of reference books by Jean - Marc Lofficier expanding upon his original 1981 work , " The Doctor Who Programme Guide " . " The Universal Databank " includes much of the content originally included in the second volume of " The Programme Guide " , but greatly expanded an updated into a detailed encyclopaedia listing of the many characters and locations featured in " Doctor Who " , along with some additional updated material received too late to include in the 1989 revision of " The Programme Guide " or the second book , " The Terrestrial Index " . Publisher ' s summary . The third volume in Jean - Marc Lofficier ' s definitive series of Doctor Who reference books , " The Universal Databank " is a complete guide to everyone , everywhere and everything that has appeared in the series , from the Abbot of Amboise to the Zygon s . The indispensible " Programme Guide " gives a detailed breakdown of every " Doctor Who " episode to be broadcast since 1963 , including the full cast lists and information on the writer , producer , script editor and director . " The Terrestrial Index " contains everything there is to know about " Doctor Who " and the planet Earth - information on technical details of the programme and on the non - television stories , and a chronology of Earth history as revealed in the television stories . Now , with the publication of " The Universal Databank " , every fan ' s essential reference library is complete . Subject matter . An A to Z listing of characters and locations featured in the TV series , plus addendum updates on stories in other media not included in the previous books . Notable features . " to be added " Publishing notes / other editions . " to be added "
Greg ( Most Horrid ) Greg was the sound technician for the television series " Most Horrid " . In 2005 , the cast and crew of the show recorded an episode at Comarth Grange , a house allegedly haunted by a ghost known as the Old Peddler Woman , fifty years after the ghost apparently strangle d parapsychologist Margaret Schuman in 1955 . They were interrupted by the arrival of Iris Wildthyme , who helped them expose former parapsychologist Stanley Harris as the real murderer . ( PROSE : " Most Horrid " )
Dead Dog in the Water Preproductions Dead Dog in the Water Preproductions was a pornographic holo - vid production company owned by Jason Kane and Mira . ( PROSE : " The Mary - Sue Extrusion " , " Back and There Again " ) It existed by 2593 . ( PROSE : " Ship of Fools " ) " The Kiss of the Dragon Woman " was one of the films made by Dead Dog in the Water . ( PROSE : " The Infernal Nexus " ) In one version of reality , financial backers from the Catan Nebula convinced Dead Dog in the Water to produce a remake of Xenomorphic Bondage Slaves with a multi - million budget . ( PROSE : " Back and There Again " )
Robyn ( singer ) Robin Carlsson , known as Robyn , is a Swedish singer and songwriter . Her song , in collaboration with Röyksopp , " Do It Again " , was used diegetically at the Autumn Prom in the " Class " television story , " For Tonight We Might Die " .
Josef ( Closing the Account ) Josef was the president of his country for several decades . During that time , he met the Seventh Doctor several times . When Josef was dying , he captured Ace to force the Doctor to visit him . He had figured out that the Doctor could see his future and wanted to know what his legacy would be . The Doctor told him that for over a hundred years , people would vilify him , but after that , people would realise that his actions , though sometimes wrong , were the right thing to do and they would continue his work . The Doctor watched as Josef ' s servant , Grigori , put something in Josef ' s drink . ( PROSE : " Closing the Account " )
John Winters John Winters was an alien - possessed American scientist who was based in Cardiff in 2008 . He was head of the New Eden research lab . Winters was responsible for manufacturing the DNA which New Eden was infecting human s with . This DNA was implanted into human bodies by his wife Laura , who was a cosmetic surgeon and also possessed by an alien . Winters planned to use ultra - sonic soundwaves to activate the DNA and start the invasion by using the radio station of disguised alien Abigail Crowe . Winters was detained after Crowe ' s death . ( GAME : " Torchwood Mission Game " )
Darzil Carlisle Darzil Carlisle was born in Olympus Mons on Mars in 2414 . In the late 25th century , Calisle was a lord high negotiator and visited Cray with Faye Davis for the purpose of conducting negotiating . The Fifth Doctor really wanted to meet him . He said that the Doctor was his best friend . He took all the credit for the Doctor ' s work according to himself . ( AUDIO : " The Game " )
Exotic fruit ( The Rings of Akhaten ) What the Eleventh Doctor called " exotic fruits of some description " were fruits found at a market on Tiaanamat . They were found in basket s , and resembled glowing blue balls . They were non - hallucinogenic , high in free radical s , and according to the Doctor , low in " other stuff , I shouldn ' t wonder . " When the Doctor and Clara Oswald visited Tiaanamat for the Festival of Offerings , Clara tried one and didn ' t like it . ( TV : " The Rings of Akhaten " )
The Worshipful and Ancient Law of Gallifrey The Worshipful and Ancient Law of Gallifrey was a book that was once stored in the Panopticon Archive on Gallifrey . One of the Artefacts of Rassilon , it was also the " key " to Shada , the Time Lord s ' prison planet . When the pages were turned inside a TARDIS , it would take the craft to Shada . ( HOMEVID : " Shada " , WC : " Shada " , PROSE : " Shada " ) The text of the book was written in ancient Gallifreyan and read largely as gibberish , though the book itself had several remarkable features : Removal from Gallifrey and subsequent use . It was stolen from Gallifrey by Salyavin , who subsequently requested that the Doctor return it to Gallifrey for him . Following this meeting it was stolen by Skagra , who used it and the Doctor ' s TARDIS to travel to Shada . ( HOMEVID : " Shada " , WC : " Shada " ) Once , the Doctor used a copy of the book to imprison a malevolent psychic entity known as the Garvond . Having done this , he dumped the copy in a dimensional fissure . ( PROSE : " The Dimension Riders " )
DWM 471 " Doctor Who Magazine " was the issue of the magazine cover - dated April 2014 . Cover - dated just a few months after the 50th anniversary of " The Survivors " , its cover billed the issue as a 50 years of the Dalek s souvenir issue .
Creature ( Kill the Moon ) A creature lived the Moon , a lunar body that orbited the planet Earth . Biology . The creature was draconian in appearance , with four wings and a tail . Every million years or so , the creature inside the Moon which was really an egg would hatch out and fly away into space . The creature would leave behind another egg or a " new Moon " that would continue to orbit Earth . It was described by Alice O ' Donnell as a " big bat " . ( TV : " Before the Flood " ) History . In 2049 the current Moon began to show signs that it would break , which was the creature inside getting ready to be born . As the Moon began to crack open , bacteria from inside became a solid form and started to attack human astronaut s who were on the Moon ' s surface . The only surviving astronaut , Lundvik made a plan to blow the Moon up to prevent the creature from being born and destroying Earth . However with help from Clara Oswald , Courtney Woods and in part the Twelfth Doctor they decided to instead let the creature be born . When it did , it flew away without harming Earth and left behind another egg . ( TV : " Kill the Moon " )
Delong Delong was a descendant of the first human colonist of Carista VII . He often had nightmares . He saved the Eighth Doctor and Lucie Miller from space after the attack from the Wirrn . He told the Doctor about his ancestors sacrificing people to the Wirrn . He helped the Doctor stop the Wirrn from killing all humans on the planet , Carista VII . ( AUDIO : " Wirrn Dawn " )
Rashid ( Original Sin ) Adjudicator Secular Rashid was Roz Forrester ' s superior on Earth . When Chris Cwej was made Roz ' s new squire , Rashid had body bepple d herself to resemble Elvis Presley . Unknown to them , Rashid was being bribed to help Tobias Vaughn cover up his illegal activities relating to the " Skel ' Ske " . ( PROSE : " Original Sin " , AUDIO : " Original Sin " )
Pandora ' s Box ( The Pit ) Pandora ' s Box was a thermonuclear doomsday device . When the Althosian system declared its independence from the Earth ' s corporation s , it was thought the corporations might try to gain control again . Pandora ' s Box was built as the ultimate deterrent . Butler and Swarf stole it from a top secret military installation and brought it to the seventh planet in the system . They were told it would be used to create an opening to another dimension which had large amounts of the valuable drug Dream B . This was only partly true . The Fellowship wanted the opening , but only as a means to allow the Yssgaroth into our universe . Their plan was stopped by Spike , who blew up the machinery that was connecting to the other dimension . To prove that he would go to any lengths to fight the Yssgaroth , Kopyion Liall a Mahajetsu detonated Pandora ' s Box , destroying the Althosian system . ( PROSE : " The Pit " )
Jonson ( Terror from the Swamp ) Mr and Mrs Jonson were friends of the Eleventh Doctor who lived in Louisiana , USA , in 1929 . The Doctor once took travelling companions Amy Pond and Rory Williams to dinner and ended up finding an alien creature in the nearby swamp s . ( COMIC : " Terror from the Swamp " )
Robert Smith ? Robert Smith ? wrote " The Church of Saint Sebastian " in " " , as well as several unlicensed fictional and non - fictional works about the " Doctor Who " universe , many of them with his good friend Graeme Burk . The question mark after his surname is a legal part of his name . Thus he is properly Smith ? , not Smith .
Alisha Hammerson Alisha Hammerson was a human - looking , sophisticated Auton controlled by the Nestene Consciousness . In the 1990s , she set up a new plastic s factory . Within six months , she dominated the plastics market with her company , Hammerson Plastic PLC . A biography was published , called simply " Alisha " , a book the Seventh Doctor found used too many semi - colons . This first drew the Seventh Doctor ' s attention to the Nestene plans . On New Year ' s Eve , 1999 , she held a fabulous party . She planned to replace her guests with Auton replicas so the Earth could be dominated and absorbed . The Doctor and Mel gate - crashed the party and broke the Nestene link to de - activate her . ( COMIC : " Plastic Millenium " )
The Submariners ( comic story ) The Submariners was a " Doctor Who Adventures " comic strip . Summary . The Doctor and Heather arrive on a German U - boat that has just been attacked by an English submarine . As the ship sinks around , them , the Doctor is faced with a dilemma : either save the Germans or take Heather ' s advice and leave them to die . References . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Olfaction Olfaction , also known as smelling , was a method of detecting chemicals . Different types of creatures used different organs to smell ; human s used the lining of their nose s , insect s used their antenna e and Myxilinic frost - worm s smelled from above the central mouth . ( PROSE : " The Colour of Darkness " ) Though their olfactory system was similar to a human ' s , the Gallifreyan s could do a chemical analysis of the air using their sense of smell . ( PROSE : " Doctor Who and the Carnival of Monsters " ) In many species , like humans , the olfactory system used the same parts of the brain as memory and emotion . This was a weakness that the Dreamspinner , Shas - Raklat , exploited by changing the Karagulan ' s perception of events in order to abduct their children for spare sensory parts . ( PROSE : " The Colour of Darkness " )
Boscombe Hall Boscombe Hall was a large English home near Boscombe Moor . The house was built in 1572 on the former site of the Convent of the Little Sisters of Saint Gudula at Boscombe Moor . Earlier in the 16th century , Henry VIII had sealed the unhappy fate of the convent , headed by Cessair of Diplos posing as its Mother Superior , by conducting his " Dissolution of the Monasteries " campaign . Mister Leonard de Vries lived there in the 1970s , and conducted ceremonies to the Cailleach there . When the Fourth Doctor investigated its history , he found that the earliest dated documents in the house were from 1700 . ( TV : " The Stones of Blood " )
The Simpsons The Simpsons was a television programme . At his flat , Martin and Trix MacMillan drank tea from " Simpsons " mugs . ( PROSE : " The Tomorrow Windows " ) Several specimens of the construct known as Cuddlesome s could be heard to use catchphrases like " Ay Caramba ! " and " Eat my shorts " . ( AUDIO : " Cuddlesome " ) Whilst outside the Railway Station giving away tickets for the museum , Odd Bob received an insult from one kid saying " Take a hike , Krusty ! " ( TV : " The Day of the Clown " ) Two Martian colonies established in the 23rd century , perhaps by coincidence , were named Springfield and neighboured Shelbyville . ( PROSE : " GodEngine " ) At Ood Operations , there were various settings for the way Ood could speak , including " D ' oh ! " ( TV : " Planet of the Ood " ) Sam Jones said " D ' oh ! " as well , in her case when confronted by a vampire . ( PROSE : " Vampire Science " Someone resembling Bart Simpson attended Bonjaxx ' s birthday party on Maruthea . ( COMIC : " Party Animals " ) Another Bart Simpson look - alike was eaten by the Rigellan Hyper - Kraken on Enormous Storage Co . . ( COMIC : " Space Invaders ! " ) When asked by her teacher , Mr Selby , who her role model was , Sam Jones replied , " Lisa Simpson " . ( PROSE : " Vampire Science " ) Behind the scenes . Over the show ' s long run , " The Simpsons " has made several references to " Doctor Who " and its related universe , and as such is one of the few American - produced series to include such references . " Doctor Who " has often been mentioned by the . There have been several explicit references to " Doctor Who " within episodes of " The Simpsons " in the episodes ; The show ' s creator , Matt Groening , is reportedly a huge fan of " Doctor Who " , with the Fourth Doctor being his favourite incarnation . Consulting producer Don Payne is also apparently a fan – in the 2009 " Treehouse of Horror " episode , he was credited as Don " he will knock 4 times " Payne , a reference to the prophecy begun in TV : " Planet of the Dead " . For one week in 1996 , " Doctor Who " and " The Simpsons " shared the same network of origin , when the co - produced TV movie aired . In 2013 , Matt Smith walked around Comic Con in a rubber Bart Simpson mask and was surprised to find people acting very cold towards him . The Simpsons along with " Doctor Who " and various other franchises appear together in the 2015 video game " LEGO Dimensions " .
Millicent Ferril Lady Millicent Ferril was the owner of an observatory in Norfolk in 2011 . Prior to marrying the late Lord Ferril , Lady Ferril was the NASA astronaut Millicent Drake . While she was on a mission in 1996 , a meteorite struck her shuttle . She was the only survivor of the crew but she lost her limbs , which were replaced by metal prosthetics . She began to travel the world and met Lord Ferril in England . She was annoyed by the recent new buildings near her lands . She had control over metal . She used this ability to capture Romana with some knights . Her hands were made from metal . She stole a sample of the meteorite from NASA while they were " pensioning off . " She could control iron based metals , as the meteorite was made of iron . In fact , it was a segment of the Key to Time . The Cronquist wanted it and used Ferril as their tool . ( AUDIO : " Ferril ' s Folly " )
Goilin B Goilin B was originally from the planet Ralte , but in 2017 he was living in Cheldon Bonniface after being exile d from his world . He worked as a postman . When Cheldon Bonniface was invaded by the Chelbil on Christmas , the Eighth Doctor convinced Goilin to scare them away . ( PROSE : " Not in My Back Yard " )
Amphitheatre An amphitheatre was a type of outdoor theatre . It was particularly favoured by the Roman s as a place of gladiatorial combat . Ian Chesterton was once forced to fight another gladiator for the amusement of Caesar Nero in a 1st century amphitheatre . Chesterton only narrowly escaped having to fight a lion there . ( TV : " The Romans " ) In the 2nd century , the Tenth Doctor actually " did " have to face a lion — as well as a tiger and a bear — in the Flavian Amphitheatre . ( PROSE : " The Stone Rose " ) The ancient Greek s used amphitheatres for performing plays . According to the Fourth Doctor , the Greeks would put on plays to mark a festival . There would be three plays in one day ; the last was usually a comedy . When the Doctor and Leela visited Athens , they saw a comedy by Aristophanes in the amphitheatre . ( PROSE : " The Brain of Socrates " ) The Sensorite s imprisoned the First Doctor in an amphitheatre on their world . ( PROSE : " The Monsters from Earth " )
Clock A clock was an instrument for measuring time , sometimes utilising a clockwork mechanism . Clocks worn on the wrist were called watch es . The First Doctor kept an ormolu clock in the TARDIS control room . ( TV : " An Unearthly Child " ) The Clockwork Droid s used to break clocks to hide their own ticking . ( TV : " The Girl in the Fireplace " ) A spaceship crashed into a London clock tower known as Big Ben . ( TV : " Aliens of London " ) Jack Harkness parked his space craft by Big Ben . ( TV : " The Empty Child " ) Bilis Manger ran a store called A Stitch in Time where he sold clocks . ( TV : " End of Days " ) When an artist in a cafe in Paris sketched Romana , he drew her with a clock face in place of her actual face , symbolising her relationship with time . ( TV : " City of Death " ) The Institute for Technological Advancement and Research had a beryllium atomic clock for the countdown to the new millennium . ( TV : " Doctor Who " ) The appearance of a grandfather clock was assumed on at least three occasions by the Master ' s TARDIS . ( TV : " The Deadly Assassin " , " The Keeper of Traken " , PROSE : " The Eight Doctors " ) General Mariah Learman attempted to build a time machine using clocks and mirror s . ( AUDIO : " The Time of the Daleks " ) The Eleventh Doctor wrote a " slightly intelligent " computer virus which caused all clocks to display the number zero in order to alert the Atraxi to Prisoner Zero ' s whereabouts . ( TV : " The Eleventh Hour " ) While trying to work out the secret of the Foretold , the Twelfth Doctor and other people onboard the Orient Express used clocks to keep track of the Foretold ' s victims ' remaining seconds of life . ( TV : " Mummy on the Orient Express " ) The Monks used the Earth ' s clocks to display a doomsday clock to when the world ' s end would come to be at Agrofuel Research Operations , due to a series of mistakes . When the Twelfth Doctor set an explosive in the lab , the doomsday clock started reverting back as the world ' s end wouldn ' t come to be any longer . ( TV : " The Pyramid at the End of the World " ) Sundials . The Doctor ' s second incarnation had a in his TARDIS . ( TV : " The Tomb of the Cybermen " , " The Mind Robber " , " The War Games " )
About Time 3 About Time 3 was the third volume in the " About Time " series of " Doctor Who " reference books . It covered seasons 7 through 11 of the televised series , from " Spearhead from Space " to " Planet of the Spiders " . Publisher ' s summary . In " About Time " , the whole of classic " Doctor Who " is examined through the lens of the real - world social and political changes — as well as ongoing developments in television production — that influenced the series in ways big and small over the course of a generation . Armed with these guidebooks , readers will be able to cast their minds back to 1975 , 1982 and other years to best appreciate the series ' content and character . In the " About Time 3 Second Edition " , Tat Wood vastly expands upon the discussion of the Jon Pertwee era of " Doctor Who " , bringing this instalment of the About Time series up to the size and elaborate depth of its fellows . All told , this Second Edition has nearly three times the material of its predecessor . Many existing essays and entries have been greatly retooled , and evidence from the new " Doctor Who " series ( unbroadcast when this book was first published ) has been taken into account . New essays in this edition include " The Daemons : What the Hell Are They Doing ? " , " Where Were Torchwood When All This Was Happening ? " and " Is This Any Way to Run a Galactic Empire ? ' . Subject matter . A critical and cultural analysis of every televised Doctor Who story from season 7 to season 11 . Areas of examination include production notes ; logical flaws in the story ; detailed catalogues of facts ; and an attempt to examine where each story came from , and why each was made in the contemporary cultural climate of Great Britain and Earth . Contents . Most serials are accompanied by an essay , and the essays cover a very broad range of topics . The essays in this volume are : External links . Mad Norwegian " About Time 3 "
Peter Guinness Peter Guinness voiced Mister Dread in the animated " Doctor Who " story " Dreamland " . He also voiced Childeric in the Big Finish " Doctor Who " audio drama " The Holy Terror " , in which his wife , Roberta Taylor , played Childeric ' s mother , Berengaria . He later voiced Baron Teufel in " The Beast of Orlok " and Rovus in " The Star Men " . Other work . In 2017 , he appeared in episode six " Dark Meta " of the audio series " Strangeness in Space " by Sophie Aldred where he played Vitas Varnas .
Gardens of the Dead ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . Turlough has joined the TARDIS - the snake in the orchard - and is trying , with limited success , to gain the others ' trust . But when they land in the Gardens of the Dead , the whole team - Nyssa , Tegan and Turlough - will have to join forces and fight together to keep the Doctor safe . And discover what is behind the very last door in the TARDIS . References . " to be added "
Hannibal Hannibal was a Carthaginian military commander and tactician , generally regarded as one of the greatest commanders in history , best known for crossing the Alps with war - elephants to conquer Rome . The Fourth Doctor claimed to have met Hannibal , ( PROSE : " The English Way of Death " ) and mistook the Brigadier for him after his third regeneration ( TV : " Robot " ) The Seventh Doctor claimed to have taken part in Hannibal ' s march over the Alps . ( PROSE : " Shadowmind " ) Hannibal crossed the Alps by using vinegar to dissolve boulders . Harriet Jones was reminded of this when the Ninth Doctor told Mickey Smith to use vinegar against the Slitheen attempting to kill Jackie Tyler and him . ( TV : " World War Three " ) Barbara Wright , to distract the Dalek s , fabricated a story of a revolt which included Hannibal ' s forces crossing the Alps . ( TV : " The Dalek Invasion of Earth " ) Marco Polo believed that gifting Kublai Khan the Doctor ' s TARDIS would make the Khan a stronger ruler than Hannibal . ( TV : " The Roof of the World " )