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Jeremiah O ' Kane Dr Jeremiah O ' Kane was the director of the Hawthorne clinic . He lived on the clinic ' s grounds in his retirement . The clinic had been run by his family for some time . Jeremiah ' s father , mother and two sisters had been murdered by Jeremiah ' s brother Daniel forty years before Liz Shaw arrived — the clinic was built in a place prone to evil , murderous possession of victims at certain times in history . The brother had been sent to an asylum following the murders , while Jeremiah took over the clinic . He also raised his deranged brother ' s son , Peter Russell , telling him only that he was adopted . Russell declined to enter the medical profession — a decision which drove a wedge between the two — but instead became a very wealthy businessman . In his later years , O ' Kane handed over the directorship to Dr Colin Dove . Despite his fading memory , he continued to act as a mentor to the doctors working there , including William Bruffin . O ' Kane and Dove knew another cycle of evil was imminent and set up a bizarre experiment . They organised the return of O ' Kane ' s brother as an inmate of the clinic . When government cut - backs forced the closure of hospitals , Russell stepped in to finance the clinic and keep it open . Apparently part of their plan , or certainly Dove ' s plan , was to bring the father and son together at the appointed time and create " perihelion " — allowing chaos to erupt into the world . Dove discussed this with O ' Kane , but his involvement was questionable . O ' Kane tried to mend fences with his returning adopted son , but it was only after Russell was possessed by the same evil spirit and his self - sacrificing father saved Liz Shaw from him , that " perihelion " was avoided and life returned to normal at the clinic . O ' Kane and Russell tried to rebuild their relationship . ( HOMEVID : " The Zero Imperative " )
Atoms Infinite ( comic story ) Atoms Infinite was a Second Doctor comic story first published in " Doctor Who Annual 1969 " . Summary . The Doctor lands the TARDIS on the nucleus of a uranium atom , where he finds an entire civilisation . He ' s told that sister " planets " of the uranium universe have been destroyed in the human act of splitting the atom to obtain nuclear power . The people of the once great civilisation now reside in indestructible silver teardrops , which they warped space and time to fit whole civilisations in . The Doctor and his companions flee in the TARDIS just moments before the uranium atom explodes . The man they spoke to has survived , and floats " in the dark void between one atom and another " . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added "
Slow Empire The Slow Empire was an empire established in the distant past by a humanoid race . The founders of the empire designed a method of travel known as transference . They sent out probe ships carrying , in stasis , condemned psychopaths who had been lobotomised and " cyberdynically " implanted with controls . On arrival on a habitable planet , they would set up transference engines and then die on the spot . This expanded the empire across a vast space . ( PROSE : " The Slow Empire " )
Hesperus ( spacecraft ) The Hesperus was a spaceship owned by Vinvocci , humanoid s with spiky green skin . It was a salvage vessel , chiefly used to trawl asteroid fields for junk . History . Two Vinvocci , Rossiter and Addams used the ship to come to Earth in search of the Immortality Gate . After the human race got transformed into the Master Race , the two aliens rescued the Tenth Doctor and Wilfred Mott and teleported them to the ship in orbit . The Doctor then fried the ship ' s teleport link to Earth which was permanently destroyed by the Master and then fried the ship ' s systems to keep the Master Race from detecting them . The Doctor repaired the ship in secret and after learning of the arrival of a White - Point Star diamond on Earth , realised that the Time Lord s were returning . The Doctor promptly powered the ship back up and ordered Rossiter and Wilfred on the asteroid lasers to defend the ship against the missiles that were sure to come . The Doctor flew the ship to the Naismith Mansion , under attack by missiles the whole time . Thanks to Wilfred and Rossiter ' s defence and the Doctor ' s flying , the ship was able to evade or destroy all the missiles and reach the Mansion . The Doctor then skydived from the ship into the Mansion while Adams planned to fly off . However , Wilfred , unwilling to abandon the Doctor , had Adams land the ship so he could go help . Afterwards , as Gallifrey appeared in the sky , Adams decided to abandon Earth , telling Rossiter that the planet was going to be ripped apart . The two Vinvocci then departed Earth in their ship . ( TV : " The End of Time " ) Description . The " Hesperus " was two or three hundred feet in length , and had a structure like a dorsal fin on top , and two other fins angled on its underside . It had thrusters in the rear and rows of yellowish lights running along the head . ( TV : " The End of Time " ) Armament . Though not intended for combat , the " Hesperus " was armed with asteroid laser s to blast away meteoroids and asteroids . These lasers proved sufficent to destroy human - made missiles as the ship came under attack from the Master Race . ( TV : " The End of Time " )
Tesla binding field A Tesla binding field was an electric field surrounding prison facilities , which prevented escape by use of teleportation by transmat or vortex manipulator . One such field was placed around Stormcage Containment Facility ; even after recovering her vortex manipulator , River Song had to escape the confines of the building , and therefore the field , to be able to escape . ( GAME : " The Eternity Clock " )
Goldfinger ( film ) Goldfinger was the third film in the James Bond film series . In November 1963 , Ace told Rachel Jensen that she was going to love the film , though Rachel claimed that she was uninterested in the Bond films . ( AUDIO : " " ) Behind the scenes . " Goldfinger " featured Honor Blackman as the main Bond girl , Pussy Galore , and Sean Connery as Bond himself . It also featured Burt Kwouk , William Hurndell , John Maxim and Alf Joint ( Joint was Sean Connery ' s stunt double as well ) .
Putti Putti were cherub - like creatures on the planet Sheol . A group of putti led Peri to her death so that she could see the angel Yy and convince him to finish his work . Once she had convinced him , the putti gave her back her life . When Yy ' s job was finished , the putti took him back to Heaven . ( PROSE : " The Ruins of Heaven " )
Sometime Never . . . ( novel ) Sometime Never . . . was the sixty - seventh release in the BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures series . It was written by Justin Richards . It featured the Eighth Doctor , Fitz Kreiner , Trix MacMillan and Miranda Dawkins . Publisher ' s summary . This Week : " A hideous , misshapen creature releases a butterfly . " Next Week : " The consequences of this simple action ensure that history follows its predicted path . . . " Sometime : In the swirling maelstrom of the Time Vortex , The Council of Eight map out every moment in history and take drastic measures to ensure it follows their predictions . But there is one elemental force that defies their prediction , that fails to adhere to the laws of time and space . . . A rogue element that could destroy their plans merely by existing . Already events are mapped out and defined . Already the pieces of the trap are in place . The Council of Eight know when Sabbath will betray them . They know when Fitz will survive the horrors in the Institute of Anthropology . They know when Trix will come to his aid . They know when the Doctor will finally realise the truth . They know that this will be : Never . Plot . " to be added "
National Insurance number A National Insurance number was a government - issued personal identification number , which UK citizen s were generally expected to have . Moira Evans , unusually , did not have a passport , bank account or National Insurance number , as she was a Ghosty . ( AUDIO : " Asylum " ) In 2010 , the Eleventh Doctor showed Craig Owens his " National Insurance number " , actually flashing his psychic paper , when introducing himself to move in as Craig ' s flatmate . The Doctor also showed Craig his " NHS number " , and a reference from the Archbishop of Canterbury . ( TV : " The Lodger " )
Paul ( A Town Called Eternity ) Paul was the Deputy Sheriff of Eternity , California . When the original sheriff was killed by dinosaur s , Paul was in charge until the new sheriff , Sheriff Masters , arrived . However , Masters was really the Master . When the Fifth Doctor and Peri arrived in Eternity , the Master hypnotised Paul and the townspeople into hanging the Doctor and attacking Peri and the Brown family at their house . Paul led the mob to the Brown house , but he and the other townspeople were shocked out of their hypnotism by the odd antics of the Doctor , Peri , the Browns , and Josh Larson . ( PROSE : " A Town Called Eternity " )
The Best Holiday Ever ( short story ) The Best Holiday Ever was the eleventh story in the anthology " " . It was written by Ian Gregory . Summary . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Alex Fort Alex Fort — sometimes credited as Alexander Fort , and mistakenly credited as Alex Ford on the " Doctor Who " television story " The Christmas Invasion " — was a digital and practical matte painter for many episodes during the first four series of the BBC Wales version of " Doctor Who " , and on the first episode and fourth series of " Torchwood " . He was a documentary subject of " Doctor Who Confidential " in the second episode of the first series .
Home Truths ( audio story ) Home Truths was a 2008 audio play released by Big Finish Productions . It featured Jean Marsh relating two stories : one told as a matter of historical reflection , featuring Sara Kingdom , Steven Taylor and the Doctor ; and the other occurring a thousand years later , featuring a policeman named Robert and an older version of Sara . It was the first piece of performed " Doctor Who " to feature Sara Kingdom since the character ' s death in " The Destruction of Time " in January 1966 . It began a trilogy later continued in the " The Drowned World " and " The Guardian of the Solar System " . Publisher ' s summary . There ' s a house across the waters at Ely where an old woman tells a strange story . About a kind of night constable called Sara Kingdom . And her friends , the Doctor and Steven . About a journey they made to a young couple ' s home , and the nightmarish things that were found there . About the follies of youth and selfishness . And the terrible things even the most well - meaning of us can inflict on each other . Hear the old woman ' s story . Then decide her fate . Plot . Dream Home ( 1 ) . " to be added " Home Truths ( 2 ) . " to be added "
Time Cock The Time Cock was a " time ring - thing " that Iris Wildthyme disguised as a black dildo . Iris gave the Time Cock to Jenny Winterleaf for use in emergencies . In 2008 , Jenny used the Time Cock to go to 1962 with Panda and Barbra in order to save Iris from Kristoff Alucard . ( PROSE : " The Dreadful Flap " ) Behind the scenes . In the version of " The Dreadful Flap " reprinted in " The Further Adventures of Iris Wildthyme " , the Time Cock is changed to a Time Neck Massager .
John Law John Law played Paul Barras in the " Doctor Who " story " The Reign of Terror " . Law ' s other credits included " Z - Cars " , " No Hiding Place " , , , " The First Lady " , " Doomwatch " and . He also played Chief Supt . Dunkerley in four episodes of in 1966 - 67 .
Cleece Cleece was a young Ice Warrior who took part in a pilgrimage led by the Abbot Aklaar . The Seventh Doctor met the abbot , him , his betrothed Esstar and the rest of the pilgrims whilst they were on their way to the Martian north pole . He believed that he was descended from the warrior caste , unlike the other pilgrims . In fact , his parents were part of the religious caste . Sstaal killed him with the false Sword of Tuburr . ( PROSE : " GodEngine " )
Frances Pidgeon Frances Pidgeon ( 16 July 1930 - 21 December 2015 ) played Miss Jackson in the " Doctor Who " television story " The Hand of Fear " , directed by her late husband Lennie Mayne . She also played the uncredited role of Queen Thalira ' s lady - in - waiting in " The Monster of Peladon " . ( DWM 216 )
Tigellan Tigellans were a race of humanoid s . They were native to Tigella . Society . Tigellan society was split between two groups : the Deon s and the Savants . The Savants were the logical scientists of the Tigellans who ran the planet and wanted to study the Dodecahedron . The Dions were the religious Tigellans who worshiped Ti and believed the Dodecahedron to be a holy object . ( TV : " Meglos " ) History . The Tigellans lived underneath the surface of Tigella due to the dangerous plant life on the planet . Meglos , a Zolfa - Thuran , disguised himself as the Fourth Doctor and stole the Dodecahedron . Lexa , leader of the Deons , did not believe the real Doctor ' s tale of someone using his appearance . The Deons staged a revolution in anger at the Doctor ' s admission into the power room . A Gaztak party attacked the Tigellan city and took the Meglos and the Dodecahedron back to Zolfa - Thura . ( TV : " Meglos " )
Granite Granite was a type of stone . Peladon was rich in granite , but had no chalk . ( PROSE : " Legacy " ) The Zeld were capable of creating flying saucer s which could fly through solid granite . ( PROSE : " The Ghouls of Grestonspey " ) Leela once referred to Aberdeen as the " granite city " , and the Fourth Doctor noted that in fact the granite emitted more radiation into the bodies of the residents of Aberdeen than would a nuclear power plant into its workers . ( TV : " Underworld " ) A granite slab was part of the invisible lift entrance to Torchwood Three . ( TV : " Everything Changes " )
Harminum Harminum was a kind of exotic particle . They accumulated in the bodies of time travel lers . Carmodi Litian was addicted to them , getting a contact high when she was near someone with them in their system . She kidnapped Fitz Kreiner due to the massive amounts of them he had . ( PROSE : " The Book of the Still " )
The Saiph The Saiph was a race that tried to invade the Earth . The Fourth Doctor and Romana I met them at Antibes . They came from the constellation of Orion . They stole personal items from the hotel at which the Doctor and Romana stayed . They could generate parasites that could change people ' s personalities momentarily . They were able to turn into protoplasm . ( AUDIO : " The Stealers from Saiph " )
Who Are The Weeping Angels ? ( webcast ) Synopsis . Find out everything the TARDIS knows about the Weeping Angel s in this " Index File " of our Monsters of the Month ! Plot . " to be added " External links . " to be added "
Chang Ho Chang Ho was the older brother of Chang Lee , and the leader of a gang in San Francisco . He tried to sabotage his parents ' business , by using it to sell crack to his gang . Ho ' s parents became aware of his actions and refused , but were killed by another gang . Ho was then left in charge of his younger brother , and he chose to bring Lee into his gang . They developed a strong rivalry with another gang , and Ho was stabbed to death in 1996 . ( PROSE : " The Novel of the Film " )
There Is a Green Hill Far Away , Without a City Wall " There Is a Green Hill Far Away , Without a City Wall " was an Earth hymn about Easter . The students of Coal Hill Secondary School sang it in the morning assembly of Thursday 28 March 1963 to the " piano poundings " of music teacher Mrs Bellweather . Susan Foreman noted that " in this context , ' without ' means ' outside ' " . ( PROSE : " Time and Relative " )
O - region An o - region was an area of space that was so far out and isolated that its light took a long time to reach the rest of the universe . The Eighth Doctor said that an o - region was similar to a mini universe . The release of slow light from an o - region in a cave in Siberia caused George Williamson to become insubstantial , but also able to travel through time by walking . The fire elemental was created when an explosion caused more energy to escape from the same o - region . ( PROSE : " Time Zero " )
Ship ( Time Heist ) A space ship was obtained by the Twelfth Doctor to rescue the Teller from the Bank of Karabraxos . After being contacted by an elderly Madame Karabraxos , the Doctor set out to rescue the Teller at her request . As part of his plan , the Doctor posed as " the Architect " and placed this spaceship in orbit over the Bank of Karabraxos as a method of escape . The Doctor also left his TARDIS onboard . During the mission , Saibra and Psi used what they believed were atomic shredders but were in fact teleport ers that sent them to the ship where they found the TARDIS . Saibra and Psi returned to the bank in time to aid the Doctor and Clara Oswald in reaching the Private Vault . Once they succeeded in rescuing the Teller and his mate , the group used the teleporters to escape to the ship before the bank was destroyed by a solar storm . ( TV : " Time Heist " )
Rickett Professor Rickett was , what he called , a " galactic adventurer " . He travelled with Magpie and Perditia in the Psychodrome . He saved the Fifth Doctor from being tortured . He was based on how Tegan Jovanka saw the Doctor . ( AUDIO : " Psychodrome " )
Hilsee Hilsee was a colonist on the planet Isos II . When the Cybermen invaded the colony , Hilsee was captured and converted into a Cyberman . However , the conversion process went wrong and Hilsee escaped . Five years after the invasion , he hid Zoe Heriot from the Cybermen . Hilsee later sacrificed himself to prevent the Cybermen from invading Earth . ( AUDIO : " The Isos Network " )
Abraham White Abraham White was the co - founder of the Threshold . White met the Pariah when it crashed on Earth . When the Pariah offered White power and immortality , Abraham accepted and joined with the Pariah . The duo later created the organisation known as the Threshold . White died when the Eighth Doctor destroyed the Threshold base on the Moon by destroying a Threshold device known as the Eye of Disharmony . ( COMIC : " Wormwood " )
Lorry driver ( The Evil of the Daleks ) A lorry driver was hired by Edward Waterfield to go to Gatwick Airport , load the Second Doctor ' s TARDIS onto a lorry and take it to Waterfield ' s antique shop . ( TV : " The Evil of the Daleks " )
Stairway to Heaven ( comic story ) Stairway to Heaven was a Seventh Doctor comic published in " Doctor Who Magazine " . Summary . Hoping for the Chardaz Museum of Modern Art , the Seventh Doctor finds himself within a dome d park - like area . Examining his map , he comes upon a large egg , from which hatches a small marsupial - like creature . Greeting it , he falls back in surprise when it uses its fiery breath to set fire to his map . Trying to get directions , the Doctor follows it , watching as it ages rapidly and uses its breath to bake a lump of mud into a brick . It carries the brick to a staircase — its steps constructed of such bricks — which spirals up to the roof of the dome . The staircase is also decorated with bone s , which the Doctor discovers are from skeleton s of the creature ' s own kind , all of which appear to have died from a high fall . Crying " heavenwards " , the creature scampers up the staircase , the Doctor fearing that the TARDIS " has " arrived where he intended as he chases after it . Up above them , Garg Ardoniquist , an obese humanoid and controversial genetic sculptor , is being interviewed by a reporter named Brin at a party for the unveiling of his latest masterpiece . Gathered around a small dome - like structure with a hinged top , Garg explains to Brin that this work represents the suffering an artist goes through to reach the top of their field . Beneath them , the creature has added its brick as the latest step on the staircase , and is narrowly prevented by the Doctor from stepping off the staircase to its death . Successfully guessing that the creatures are following a program , the Doctor reaches up and unlocks the hatch . Hauling himself and the creature into the museum , the Doctor is waylaid by the interviewer , asking what it ' s like to be part of a work of art , while the now - elderly creature adoringly beholds its creator , Garg Ardoniquist , who narcissistically invites it to embrace its creator , for having successfully climbed the Stairway to Heaven . The Doctor , however , is having none of this , and berates Garg as a pompous fool , having abused genetic science for his own ego . When Garg defends himself , saying he had suffered greatly to bring art into the world , the Doctor outlines that it was his creations that did the real suffering , the latest creature having no more reason to exist now that its programming was completed . At this point , the creature then tackles Garg , wishing to be united with its creator , resulting in them falling through the hatch to their deaths . While the attending party - goers acclaim Garg for getting so involved with his work , the Doctor makes a hasty retreat back to the TARDIS , unhindered by the security guards , who begin grabbing up bricks for collectors ' items . Lamenting that one small step sometimes proves to lead one downwards , he leaves , yet another egg cracking open as he dematerialises . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Doctor Who : Rewind While it was intended principally to attract those unfamiliar with " Doctor Who " , it had a few very brief glimpses at elements of series 6 that had not yet appeared in any trailer or preview — primarily views of " The Curse of the Black Spot " and " The Doctor ' s Wife " . Moreover , it gave some of the earliest glimpses of the second half of series 6 seen anywhere . Footage showing the Doctor apparently lost in an ornate hallway was used to underline Michael Pickwoad ' s discussion of production design and proved particularly mysterious long after the series began transmission . Since it appeared in no video released by BBC One , it appears to have been a BBCA exclusive to which British audiences weren ' t privy — at least through the broadcast of " Curse " . A clapper briefly glimpsed in the documentary revealed the footage came from episode 11 , " The God Complex " . Though it had significant new material , it also substantially reused BBCA - exclusive interviews already made available to United States citizens on the region - locked , official BBCA " Doctor Who " website during 2010 and early 2011 .
Man in Jeep ( Who on Earth is Tom Baker ) A man in a Jeep was seen by Tom Baker whilst making a documentary . ( NOTVALID : " Who on Earth is Tom Baker " ) Behind the scenes . The character was played by Tom Baker as was part of a theme in the docu - drama .
Akoshemon system The Akoshemon system was a star system located on the very edge of the Milky Way . The system consisted of an M46 type star , and three planet s , its moon , a gas giant , and Akoshemon . ( PROSE : " Fear of the Dark " )
The Deal ( comic story ) The Deal was a Fourth Doctor comic strip published in " Doctor Who Magazine " . Summary . " to be added " Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added "
Judd Gilbride Judd Gilbride was head of security and questioned the Eighth Doctor and Lucie Miller about their actions . She told them about the Kith . She looked at the data about the Kith spaceship , and who went near it . ( AUDIO : " Max Warp " )
Swap Shop Swap Shop was a documentary featuring Noel Edmonds ' chat with Matthew Waterhouse " . " Main subject . " to be added " Additional topics covered . " to be added " People interviewed . " to be added " Home video releases . This documentary was included on the DVD release of the " Doctor Who " story " Full Circle " .