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Time Bomb ! ( comic story ) Time Bomb ! was the second story in the pages of " Death ' s Head " ( 1988 ) to cross over with " Doctor Who Magazine " . Unusually for stories involving the character of Death ' s Head , it was not written by Simon Furman , but rather another " DWM " veteran , Steve Parkhouse . The story is notable for the fact that it knits together characters that were never before associated . In particular , it depicted a meeting between Josiah W . Dogbolter and his robot assistant Hob — two characters from the Sixth Doctor ' s " DWM " run — with Death ' s Head , who hadn ' t appeared in " DWM " until the Seventh Doctor ' s era . More significantly , it unmistakably showed the Doctor ' s TARDIS on top of the iconic , home of the , thereby making the Doctor a character in the mainstream . The story was vague in its conclusion on whether Hob and Dogbolter had survived the confrontation , or if they had been been killed in the final frame . The comic series " The Incomplete Death ' s Head " would serve as a sequel to the story ; showing Hob , splintered across all of time and space by the blast , searching across archives of Head ' s life for any sign of where Dogbolter might have ended up . Stories like COMIC : " The Stockbridge Showdown " would answer the mystery simply by ignoring it , and instead showing the two characters living up to the same status quo expected before the release of the story . Summary . Josiah W . Dogbolter , head of Intra - Venus , Inc . , hires Death ' s Head to kill the Doctor , and gives the mercenary a new time machine - in - a - backpack that his company is developing . He spins through time , stopping off in various historical spots , like the Battle of the Somme . Eventually he discovers the Seventh Doctor , who lets the robot into the TARDIS . The unlikely duo soon discover that Dogbolter had dealt them both a bad hand . Attached to the time machine is a nuclear weapon , which Dogbolter can activate remotely . The Doctor thus transports to the Intra - Venus headquarters and helps Death ' s Head take off the time machine . They dump it right on top of Dogbolter ' s base and take off in the TARDIS . A mushroom cloud expands over the horizon , apparently indicating the Dogbolter ' s demise . After that ' s done , the TARDIS materialises elsewhere , and the Doctor drops off Death ' s Head on the top of another building . The Time Lord tries to explain to the robot the necessity of self - improvement , and how that ' s a quality that organics will always have over mechanical beings . The plea seems to fall on deaf ears , however , and the Doctor returns to the TARDIS for another adventure . As he does it becomes apparent that this isn ' t just any old building . The Doctor has in fact landed on top of the Baxter Building , its distinctive number " 4 " heralding only one thing : Death ' s Head is about to come face to face with the .
Dee Dee was a freedom fighter on an alternate Earth in 2003 . After getting William Hastings to take her to the Turing Shroud room in the Tower of London , she killed him . When Frank was revealed as a double agent , she killed him as well . Dee was then shot to death by Hannah Baxter . ( PROSE : " The Domino Effect " ) Behind the scenes . It is implied that the ponytailed Dee , who used homemade explosives and terms like " toerag " , was that timeline ' s version of Ace .
No Hiding Place No Hiding Place was a British television series featuring police . Keith Perry was an avid viewer of " No Hiding Place " . ( PROSE : " The Evil of the Daleks " ) Behind the scenes . " No Hiding Place " was broadcast on the BBC from 1959 - 1967 . It featured a Scotland Yard detective team . A number of " Doctor Who " actors appeared on " No Hiding Place " , including Michael McStay , Patrick Troughton , Bernard Kay , Kate O ' Mara , William Hartnell , Julian Glover and Carole Ann Ford .
Kevin Sutcliffe Kevin Sutcliffe worked in the publicity department of I2 . This was a cover , as he was an agent of MI5 , investigating the connection between I2 and Little Brothers . He stole a CD with the original code for Voractyll on it . While being chased , he slipped the CD into the Fourth Doctor ' s pocket . Afterward , he was found and killed by Johanna Slake . ( PROSE : " System Shock " )
Altairian dollar The Altairian dollar was a form of money . The Eighth Doctor had a " lucky " double headed Altairian dollar coin with which he flipped to make decisions . ( AUDIO : " Storm Warning " ) Behind the scenes . The Altairian dollar shares its name with from " The Hitchhiker ' s Guide to the Galaxy " franchise written by " Doctor Who " script editor Douglas Adams .
21 June On 21 June 2540 , Bernice Summerfield was born . ( AUDIO : " Just War " , PROSE : " Just War " , " The Doomsday Manuscript " ) In 1815 , Napoléon Bonaparte abdicated for the second time . ( PROSE : " World Game " ) In 2008 , having been unfrozen the previous day , Tommy Brockless went back to St Teilo ' s Hospital . Jack Harkness gave him a rift key so he could shut the time shift window once he returned to 1918 . From 2008 , Toshiko Sato convinced shell - shocked Tommy , now again in 1918 , to use the key and separate the two timezones . ( TV : " To the Last Man " )
Colin Lavers Colin Lavers was the credited costumer for four " Doctor Who " serial s , most in the Peter Davison era . As the designer of costumes for " Four to Doomsday " — the first adventure that Davison recorded — he was responsible for helping to realise the Fifth Doctor ' s iconic " look " . One part of the Fifth Doctor ' s costume that was not his idea was the retention of the question mark - lapeled shirt from Tom Baker ' s season 18 look . He was specifically asked to keep them in , via a 10 February 1981 memo from John Nathan - Turner to Lavers . " I do feel that the " Doctor Who " shirt with the ' ? ' mark on the lapels is worth hanging on to , " wrote Nathan - Turner . ( REF : " The Fifth Doctor Handbook " ) A couple of years later , Lavers ' duties on " The Five Doctors " gave him the opportunity to clothe a wide range of Doctors and companion s , some of whom had never been seen on colour television before . Combined with his turns on his other two serials , " The Power of Kroll " and " The King ' s Demons " , he provided outfits for more recurring characters in " classic " " Doctor Who " than any other costumer . He provided new or significantly modified outfits for the Fifth Doctor , , Susan , Sarah Jane , Liz , Zoe , Jamie , the Brigadier , Romana I and Tegan . He recreated costumes for Mike Yates and the First , Second and Third Doctor s . Although he didn ' t actually design this last group ' s costumes , their " Five Doctors " costumes were at least subtly different from those they had worn in any other serial . In his stories , Lavers failed to provide costumes for only two main characters : Turlough and the Fourth Doctor .
DWM 374 The 374th issue of " Doctor Who Magazine " was current from 14 September through 11 October 2006 . This was the first cover to feature Freema Agyeman as Martha Jones . Contents . Regular features . " to be added " Articles . " to be added " Previews . " to be added " TV episodes previewed . " to be added " Further adventures . " to be added " Profiles / Interviews . " to be added " Off the Shelf . DVDs reviewed . " to be added " Audios reviewed . " to be added " Books reviewed . " to be added " After Image . " to be added " Quizzes . " to be added " Credits . " to be added "
Matthew Doe Matthew Doe is a director of the infamous publishing company Who Dares Publishing , along with business partner Andrew Skilleter . He is a specialist on " Doctor Who " artefacts , prop s and memorabilia , and runs the company Toy Box Treasures . In July 2017 , Doe unearthed the only known original Ice Warrior head from 1967 ' s " The Ice Warriors " . He featured in " Doctor Who Magazine " , along with Mike Tucker of The Model Unit . In January 2018 , Doe uncovered the only surviving original Cyber - Controller costume from 1967 ' s " The Tomb of the Cybermen " , as worn by Michael Kilgarriff .
Casta Casta was a servant of Kurt Shalk . She wanted him to go out of the house he was staying in . She was worried about him . She told him about the Greek myths . She brought the Seventh Doctor , Elizabeth Klein and Will Arrowsmith to the Shepherd and Shepherdess . ( AUDIO : " Persuasion " )
Waitress ( Eldrad Must Die ! ) A waitress at the Pescadorian pub in Ambermouth asked what Charlie Gibbs wanted for lunch . She later served the Fifth Doctor , Nyssa , Tegan Jovanka and Vislor Turlough with their lunch . ( AUDIO : " Eldrad Must Die ! " )
Daniel Basalt Daniel Basalt was a human business owner in the 21st century . His customers could commit consequence - free murder s . He did this by disposing of the discarded lives of those whose souls had been merged into other timelines by Chloe . He was also a serial abuser of women . Stacy Phillips struck him over the head with a candlestick to save Fitz . The damage left Basalt in a permanent coma . ( PROSE : " Timeless " )
Joy St Peter Joy St Peter was an American who was living in England in the 19th century . She was estranged from her family . She met David Warblington , the Duke of Chilgrove , and they later married . They moved to Oklahoma . ( PROSE : " The Duke ' s Folly " )
Kontron crystal Kontron crystals were crystal s found in some areas of the Time Vortex . The Borad used them to create the Timelash . The Sixth Doctor acquired two kontron crystals from the Timelash and used them to construct a device which could slightly alter time . He used it to reflect the Borad ' s weapon beam back to him , killing him . ( TV : " Timelash " ) While Amy Pond was fading out of existence , the Eleventh Doctor built a Chronon Blocker using a dalekanium coil and a kontron crystal spare around the Dalek Capital City , Kaalann . ( GAME : " City of the Daleks " ) The Doctor later used the same kontron crystal to build a tachyon feedback loop . ( GAME : " TARDIS " ) Behind the scenes . The reference book " The Universal Databank " speculated that the Crystal of Kronos and the Enlightenment crystal were kontron crystals , and that kontron crystals were made of taranium " .
Theta - wave Theta - wave emissions were emissions on the high end of the mu spectrum . They were capable of " synthesising and transmitting thought patterns " . The Javaman built a machine , called the Dorganator , that emitted theta - waves . He used it to enslave the Volnexian s and to draw the Sixth Doctor ' s TARDIS to Volnex VI . According to the Doctor , the theta - waves from the Dorganator created a " feedback loop in the telepathic circuits " , which caused the Doctor and Peri Brown to switch their minds into each others ' bodies , a process known as corporelectroscopy . ( PROSE : " Turnabout is Fair Play " )
Gallifraxion Four Gallifraxion Four was a planet placed under the protection of the Galactic Heritage . When Fitz Kreiner heard the planet mentioned in conversation , he only heard the first three syllables , leading him to believe the planet was Gallifrey . ( PROSE : " The Tomorrow Windows " )
Christina Madrigal Christina Madrigal was a Colonial Marine . She was a veteran of numerous military campaigns , including ones on the Outer Planets and in the Arcturus system . When she was stranded on Mars during the Dalek blockade of the Solar System , she was ordered to go along with Anthony McGuire ' s expedition to investigate unusual energy readings at the Martian North Pole . She was killed by a rock - snake in the Labyrinth of False Pride . ( PROSE : " GodEngine " )
Stanley ( Stanley ) " Stanley " was supposedly a fifty - year - old purple cod fish on display at the London Zoo . He was actually General Secretary Muirgen Epinephelus III of the Black - fin Army of Halemida . He was a dictator responsible for the torture and murder of several millions . He was exiled to Earth , with his life prolonged by at least twenty centuries , according to the Fourth Doctor . The Doctor and Leela visited the zoo at the time that Stanley had freed all the zoo animals . He controlled the animals , causing the deaths of several humans and other animals . He entered the Doctor ' s mind and learned that his planet no longer existed . He then used a boy and a monkey to help him commit suicide . ( PROSE : " Stanley " )
Futuria Futuria was a city on the Crooked World located on the edges of the planet ' s desert . Everyone in Futuria drove jetcar s . Buildings in the city resembled tall spire s . The Villains ' Secret Base was located on a volcano near Futuria . ( PROSE : " The Crooked World " )
Christmas Special The Christmas Special has been a yearly tradition of " Doctor Who " since 2005 ' s " The Christmas Invasion " . Every 25th December since the series was revived by BBC Wales , a special has aired on BBC One . Many Christmas Specials have introduced important plot points ( e . g . , new companion or new incarnation of the Doctor ) and are vital to series continuity . They are often the most - watched episodes of the programme in the respective years in which they air . " The Next Doctor " , " Voyage of the Damned " and " The End of Time " are amongst the best - rated episodes of all time . While the Christmas episode is a recurring tradition since the show ' s return in 2005 , it uniquely doesn ' t apply to all the Doctors since the relaunch . The Ninth Doctor ' s original 13 - episode run did not allow for a Christmas Special . However , his era did include the " The Unquiet Dead " , the third episode of the first series , which is set on Christmas Day and even features Charles Dickens . And though largely a phenomenon of BBC Wales " Doctor Who " , there were two minor precedents in the original era of the programme . The very first episode to premiere on Christmas Day was " The Feast of Steven " , very nominally the seventh part of the 1965 - 1966 serial " The Daleks ' Master Plan " . It had almost nothing to do with the plot of that 12 - parter , and was consciously written as a " Christmas sidestep " from the Dalek adventure . Indeed , it ended with a fourth wall - breaking " Happy Christmas " Another example was " A Girl ' s Best Friend " , the pilot for " K9 and Company " . Though technically , therefore , not a " " Doctor Who " Christmas Special " , it is now generally regarded as a part of " classic series lore " . Its Christmas theme was not especially obvious until its ending scenes , where Sarah Jane is able to relax following her adventure , and K9 actually sings " We Wish You a Merry Christmas " . In the BBC ' s Christmas message of 1981 , a small segment featured " Doctor Who " characters .
Desert A desert was a dry area of a planet that had very few sources of water . There were whole planets that were deserts , such as Aridius ( TV : " The Chase " ) and San Helios after it was ravaged by the Swarm . ( TV : " Planet of the Dead " ) Sontar sand shrew s inhabited the deserts on Sontar . ( PROSE : " The Sontaran Games " ) Gethria was a largely desert planet . ( PROSE : " The Dalek Generation " )
Death ' s Head ( audio story ) Death ' s Head was the second audio play in the Kaldor City series . Written by Chris Boucher , it featured an investigation into the attempted murder of Chairholder Uvanov . Publisher ' s summary . " Taren Capel ? The mad god of the robots . He was famous , briefly , but then , weren ' t we all ? " Someone is spinning a web . Links are forming between one man ' s need for violence and another ' s desire for power ; a desert ore processing station and a long dead enemy of the state . Someone , maybe everyone , is being manipulated . Carnell is the obvious culprit , but who is the psychostrategist working for , and what could their motive possibly be ? Kaldor City - Death ' s Head uses the characters , situations and settings that appear in Chris Boucher ' s Doctor Who novel " Corpse Marker " , to tell a complex tale of sex , money and death . Plot . " to be added "
The Uncertainty Principle ( audio story ) The Uncertainty Principle was the fifty - eighth release in the Companion Chronicles audio range . It was the second story of season 7 . It was written by Simon Guerrier and featured Zoe Heriot . Publisher ' s summary . In the future , Zoe Heriot is a prisoner of the mysterious Company , which has evidence that she travelled through space and time with the Doctor . Zoe ' s memories have been blocked by the Time Lord s , but the Company is determined to break through this conditioning . . . And so Zoe recalls a journey to Earth in the past , to the funeral of a young woman called Meg , who was involved in scientific experiments that are bringing forth sinister alien creatures . Only the Doctor , Jamie and Zoe can stop them . . . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added "
Maria Maria 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 , alphabetization occurs by the disambiguation term — that is , the bit between the parentheses in a title like Waitress ( Random Shoes ) .
Isop Galaxy The Isop Galaxy was a galaxy many light years away from Mutter ' s Spiral . ( TV : " The Web Planet " ) By the year 200 , 100 , its oldest being was the Face of Boe . ( TV : " Bad Wolf " ) Another species native to the galaxy were the Banjunx . ( COMIC : " Hyperstar Rising " ) Though it did not necessarily originate there , the Animus lived in the Isop Galaxy for a time . ( TV : " The Web Planet " , PROSE : " Twilight of the Gods " ) According to Mr Smith Raxacoricofallapatorius was located in the Isop Galaxy . ( TV : SJAF 4 )
BBC Wales Graphics BBC Wales Graphics , sometimes credited as BBC Wales Graphic Design , is a department of BBC Wales itself , and not of the " Doctor Who " production office . It provides graphical design to the various shows that are produced at BBC Wales . Its work has usually been uncredited on most BBC Wales programmes . So far , it has mostly been specifically credited on " Doctor Who " and " Torchwood " , but it has also been credited within the franchise , inasmuch as it can be found in the end credits of the related documentary program , " " . It has been credited on every " Doctor Who " episode since " The Christmas Invasion " , and occasionally throughout the runs of " Torchwood " and " The Sarah Jane Adventures " , but BBC Wales Graphics likely have provided graphics on more episodes than those for which they actually received credit . In 2014 , BBC Wales Graphics provided the title sequence for Peter Capaldi ' s era , based on Billy Hanshaw ' s fan - made sequence . Russell T Davies once specified the work of BBC Wales Graphics : He went to have a conversation with Peter McKinstry in which they both agreed that Graphics ' workload on " Torchwood " was generally more intense than what obtained on " Doctor Who " . Nevertheless , BBC Wales Graphics were not credited nearly so consistently on " Torchwood " as on " Doctor Who " .
The Men Who Sold the World ( novel ) The Men Who Sold the World was the eighteenth release in the BBC " Torchwood " Novels series and served as a prequel to TV : " The New World " . Publisher ' s summary . When Oscar Lupe appears 20 , 000 feet up in the air , his body is frozen solid and free - falling to earth . It shatters on impact . Soon after , a CIA Special Activities Division squad goes rogue with a cargo marked ' Torchwood ' that they ' ve been escorting from somewhere called Cardiff . The Agency puts Rex Matheson on the case . As the strange deaths pile up , Rex realises there must be experimental tech out there , but someone is obstructing him at every turn . Rex is the CIA ' s golden boy — but has he met his match in the evasive Mr . Wynter . . . ? Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added "
40th century By the end of the 40th century , the Space Security Service existed , with a mission to control alien threats in the solar system , and its headquarters in Central City on Earth . ( TV : " The Daleks ' Master Plan " ) Gravity force as a source of energy had been abandoned for centuries by the human race . ( TV : " The Daleks ' Master Plan " ) Oil was still used though , and since the Earth had been drained of it , corporations like Oil Corp went looking for it on other planets . ( TV : " The Infinite Quest " ) Space piracy was common at this period . ( PROSE : " The Pirate Loop " ) In this century , Foamasi of the Dark Peaks Lodge used the voices of Chelonian politicians of this century for their voice synthesisers . ( PROSE : " Placebo Effect " ) The beginning of the century saw the New Dalek Paradigm begin a war against humanity , overlapping their past inactivity and subsequent attempted invasion of the solar system . ( TV : " Mission to the Unknown " , " The Daleks ' Master Plan " ) . The war was fought throughout the century and continued into the next . ( COMIC : " The Only Good Dalek " ) By the latter part of the century , the Third Imperial Consortium was a major power in Mutter ' s Spiral . It was ruled by an emperor . ( AUDIO : " Last of the Colophon " ) Baltazar destroyed Earth ' s Defence Forces , but his warship was destroyed before he could assault the planet . ( TV : " The Infinite Quest " ) The Mantasphid s invaded Myarr , leading to a war between them and the human s . ( TV : " The Infinite Quest " ) The " Brilliant " was trapped in a time loop and was lost . ( PROSE : " The Pirate Loop " ) The Twelfth Doctor visited the Twist at some point during the 40th century , and helped the Foxkin reveal themselves to the humans who lived there . ( COMIC : " The Twist " )
Bane Blaster ( video game ) Bane Blaster was an online game published on the BBC ' s " The Sarah Jane Adventures " website . It was the first SJA game that has been published on the website and it was based on the episode " Invasion of the Bane " . Publisher ' s summary . Do you think you have what it takes ? Try your luck with the Bane Blaster Game .
Mayor ( Changes Everything ) The Mayor of Cardiff presided over the city at the early stages of the Sorvix takeover in the 21st century . He delivered a speech at the vigil for the victims of a refugee centre bombing organised by the Sorvix . The vigil was also bombed , but the Mayor survived . He agreed to hire Tyler Steele as his PR person . ( AUDIO : " Changes Everything " ) The Mayor was aware of the Sorvix , delicately referring to related matters as " visitors ' protocols " . He sometimes used Tyler ' s relationship with Torchwood to resolve such matters . ( AUDIO : " Aliens & Sex & Chips & Gravy " , " Orr " )
Robyn Drexler Robyn Drexler was the President of Battrul . She went to Vega Station ostensibly for to view a painting exhibition of the works of the late Toulour Martinique . In reality , she was going there to sign a secret peace treaty with the Canvine s . ( PROSE : " Demontage " )
Acquainted with the Night " Acquainted with the Night " was a poem recited by Esther Drummond to Gwen Cooper . Its verses included : Esther noted that the poem was most likely not about walking , but about death . She later rethought , and figured that , as it was written by Robert Frost , it could very well have simply been about walking . ( TV : " Dead of Night " )