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Croot Mrs Croot was an old woman who knew Jackie and Rose Tyler . Elton Pope asked her where Rose lived and she told him number 48 of Bucknall House at the Powell Estate . ( TV : " Love & Monsters " ) Behind the scenes . Mrs Croot was to have made a second appearance in the episode " The Runaway Bride " but her scene ended up on the cutting room floor . In the sequence , the Doctor and Donna Noble used a bus to travel to Donna ' s wedding reception , on which they encountered Mrs Croot . Actor David Tennant and executive producer Julie Gardner expressed their sadness about the scene being cut during their audio commentary for " The Runaway Bride " .
Walter Pritchett Walter Pritchett was a history professor who was showed a collection which tracked the Red Lady . He rang Helen Sinclair thinking he heard Albert Kennedy ' s death . He saw the Red Lady coming closer to him to the point that it killed him . ( AUDIO : " The Red Lady " )
Pipe person The Pipe people were the native inhabitants of Terra Alpha . They were forced to live underground when human s colonised the planet . They would use the candy pipes to get from place to place undetected . The Seventh Doctor helped them start a rebellion against the human population . Once Helen A ' s government was brought down , they started to live with the humans . ( TV : " The Happiness Patrol " )
Ric Felgate Ric Felgate appeared in several " Doctor Who " stories . He portrayed Roy Stone in " The War Machines " , Brent in " The Seeds of Death " and Charles Van Lyden and an alien ambassador in " The Ambassadors of Death " . Felgate ' s few other known acting credits included roles on , and " The Sweeney " .
Dragon ( Dragon Attack ) Dragons were large flying winged creatures with the ability to breathe fire . They roamed the galaxy like moths to a flame , feeding on solar power generated by a sun . Occasionally they could be drawn off course and found their way to Earth several times , becoming creatures of myth and legend . In the 2010s , a large amount of dragons came to Earth when they were attracted to its sun . They gathered in London and attracted the attention of the military , who dispatched planes to take them out . The Eleventh Doctor and Clara Oswald were in London at the time and decided to save the dragons by guiding them off of Earth . The Doctor flew his TARDIS at a speed which made it resemble a sun and the dragons followed it onto an asteroid . On the asteroid , the dragons were able to feed on the sun ' s rays far from danger . ( COMIC : " Dragon Attack " )
The Howling on the Hills ( short story ) The Howling on the Hills was a short story in the " The Paternoster Gang Investigates " series . Summary . " to be added " Characters . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added " External links . " to be added "
Tony Virgo Tony Virgo ( born 29 September 1948 ) directed " The King ' s Demons " , which was his first directorial assignment for the British Broadcasting Corporation . Immediately prior to his involvement on " Doctor Who " , he had been a production assistant ( with duties now more consonant with those of a 1st assistant director ) on various BBC productions and had just finished the BBC ' s directorial course . Along with Geoffrey Sax , Virgo is one of the few directors to have given a solo commentary on a " Doctor Who " DVD release . He claimed to have received inspiration for the jousting sequences in " Demons " from Douglas Camfield , with whom he worked on " Blake ' s 7 " . ( BBC DVD : " The King ' s Demons " ) His career in directing continued throughout the 1980s . Just after " Demons " — though released before it — he notably worked on , after it had switched format to become a twice - weekly soap opera . This experience put him into direct contact with Hartnell - era director Julia Smith , who then produced " Angels " . The meeting was fortuitous as it led to work on Smith ' s co - creation , " EastEnders " . Around this time he also directed episodes of " The Bill " . His directorial efforts ended after he helmed most of the penultimate ( and Peter Davison - less ) series of " All Creatures Great and Small " During this stint , he directed several Johnny Byrne - penned scripts , and Ray Holman was once his costume designer . Beginning in about 1987 , he moved into producing , in which capacity he returned to " EastEnders " and " The Bill " . Though he produced many other shows in the 1990s , by far his longest stint was on the series , on which he was the programme ' s producer throughout its run from 1993 to 2002 . In that role , he variously employed " Doctor Who " actors such as Sarah Parish , Clive Swift , Georgia Moffett , Elizabeth Sladen , Lucy Cohu , and Dean Lennox Kelly , and also gave director Jonny Campbell one of his first jobs .
Alexander Armstrong Alexander Armstrong voiced Mr Smith in " The Sarah Jane Adventures " , " Sarah Jane ' s Alien Files " , and the " Doctor Who " episodes " The Stolen Earth " / " Journey ' s End " . He appeared in " Doctor Who " again as Reg Arwell in " The Doctor , the Widow and the Wardrobe " . In addition to acting , Armstrong is a well - known comic and presenter . He wrote and starred in with his longtime comedy partner Ben Miller . In 2009 , Armstrong and Miller ' s work on " The Armstrong & Miller Show " won them a BAFTA for " Best Comedy Programme . " He is the presenter of BBC1 gameshow , including the " Doctor Who " edition of " " . He is a second cousin of Imogen Stubbs .
Bruno Langley Bruno Langley ( born 21 March 1983 ) played companion Adam Mitchell in the " Doctor Who " television stories " Dalek " and " The Long Game " . His was perhaps the shortest tenure for a companion on the television series . Born in Devon , Langley also played the character of " Todd Grimshaw " in the ITV soap opera " Coronation Street " from 2001 to 2004 . As the first openly gay character on the show , Langley developed a large gay following . He has also filmed a small role in the film , released in June 2005 . On 30 October 2005 , he appeared on stage at theatre in London in the play alongside Christopher Eccleston , Navin Chowdhry , David Warner , and . In 2017 he reprised Adam Mitchell in Big Finish audio story " The Other Side " which left it open for more adventures with the Doctor to be depicted . Later that year Langley was found guilty of sexual misconduct , bringing these adventures to an early end .
Bradley Bradley or Brad 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 ) .
Beth Willis Beth Willis was one of the executive producer s of series 5 and 6 of " Doctor Who " . Earlier , she had been a producer on . With Steven Moffat and Piers Wenger , she produced the following episodes : She was also credited as the executive producer for the first four " Doctor Who " " Adventure Games " .
Indian Removal Act The Indian Removal Act was a piece of legislation in the United States that was signed after five Native American tribes including the Seminole were defeated in battle by the Anglo s in the Southern United States . It forced the tribes to be driven westward to the Indian Territory , where they began living fewer than fifty winters before Spring 1880 . The Seminole had been driven westward by 1832 . Thousands of them died to cold , disease and hunger during the months - long march , which became known as the Trail of Tears . ( COMIC : " The Parliament of Fear " )
Shrieking Blarosus The Shrieking Blarosus was a beautiful animal found on Venus . They were preserved by the Cytherians when Venus was becoming uninhabitable . Billions of years later , they were released after the Venusians terraform ed Venus to support life . Some Shrieking Blarosus were captured in Amtor ' s zoo . ( AUDIO : " Voyage to Venus " )
Nigel Lambert Nigel Lambert ( born 11 May 1944 ) played Hardin in the " Doctor Who " television story " The Leisure Hive " as well as several roles for the Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories . He voiced Mr Curry in " The Adventures of Paddington Bear " television series and " Papa " in the Dolmio pasta sauce puppet commercials . He contributed extensively to the magazine partwork " Story Teller " , published by Marshall Cavendish , a fortnightly magazine and cassette tape featuring children ' s stories . Lambert has recorded over fifty BBC Audio books . He is best known for his role as the narrator of the first series of the BBC comedy series " Look Around You " .
Chalmers Chalmers was a UNIT soldier who served under Brigadier Lethbridge - Stewart . He was part of the UNIT convoy sent to Devil ' s End and was stationed to guard the dig at the Devil ' s Hump . He later reported to Captain Yates when the dig exploded , the result of Azal ' s spaceship self - destructing . He then reported that the heat barrier around the village had disappeared . ( TV : " The Dæmons " )
Mission Control Mission Control was any organisation that coordinated spacecraft flights . In 1969 , the Kennedy Space Center was the site of Mission Control for the " Apollo 11 " . ( PROSE : " Blue Moon " ) In 1997 , the National Space Museum was the site of Mission Control for the Mars 97 . ( PROSE : " The Dying Days " )
Isabella ( The Vampires of Venice ) Isabella was the daughter of Guido . Isabella was sent to Rosanna Calvierri ' s school in Venice , unaware she was to become a bride for Rosanna ' s sons . She was put through the transformation , but was not as far as the girls around her . When Amy went undercover to open the trap door for the Eleventh Doctor , Rory Williams and Guido , she met Isabella . When the Doctor and his friends were trapped , Isabella showed them the way out but couldn ' t leave because the sun burnt her skin - despite not being a full Saturnynian yet . Rosanna deemed her a traitor , and punished her by pushing her into the canal . Thinking she wished to drown her , Isabella swam . Seconds later , however , she was pulled under by Rosanna ' s children , and was devoured . The Doctor talked to Rosanna of Isabella ' s death . He was angered that Rosanna did not know her name . ( TV : " The Vampires of Venice " )
Haag Haag was a Dominator sent on a mission to find fuel for his fleet . He and his Quark s came to Earth in 1984 and set up base in a dormant volcano in Iceland , where his efforts to acquire the planet ' s core caused an increase in volcanic and seismic activity . Major Whitaker of UNIT and Dr Iskander tracked the source of the disturbances to Haag ' s base and learned of his plans . The UNIT team redirected the Dominator ' s drilling apparatus at his spacecraft , creating an explosion which destroyed the aliens and caused a volcanic eruption . ( COMIC : " The Fires Down Below " )
Kitsune ( novel ) Kitsune was the fourth novel in the " Time Hunter " series published by Telos Publishing . It was written by John Paul Catton . Publisher ' s summary . In the year 2020 , Honoré Lechasseur and Emily Blandish find themselves thrown into a mystery as an ice spirit wreaks havoc during the Kyoto ' s Gion Festival , and a haunted funhouse proves to contain more than just paper lantern s and wax dummies . But what does all this have to do with the elegant owner of the Hide and Chic fashion chain . . . and to the legendary Japanese fox - spirits , the Kitsune ? Part mystery , part detective story , part dark fantasy , part science fiction . . . original adventures in time and space . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added " Audio release . The story was released as an audiobook read by Terry Molloy .
A Gallery of Pigeons ( short story ) A Gallery of Pigeons was the third story in the Bernice Summerfield anthology " Secret Histories " . It was written by Jim Smith . Summary . 1882 Theodore Marzials leaves the British Library Reading Room . He takes the long way home and ends up at the very site where he composed his poem " A Tragedy " . At the time , he found a piece of black stone that he keeps at home . And again , he finds another piece that looks just like the first one . When he picks it up , he receives a static shock and drops the stone into the canal . He decides to leave London and retire to the countryside . 1914 John Watson is summoned to the home of Mycroft Holmes . In Mycroft ' s home is a man dressed in ragged clothing who mutters under his breath and , to John ' s surprise , Bernice Summerfield , whom he hasn ' t seen in years . Mycroft explains that the man just appeared in his house , in a closed room . When John examines the man , he can ' t find a pulse and the man isn ' t breathing . John is surprised to recognise the man as Ludwig Cooray . He explains to the others that Cooray was involved in a scandal with someone called Lord Straxus , which name Mycroft recognises . Cooray begins to speak in what seems to be nonsense but that John states is the poem " Rondel " , written by Theodore Marzials . Mycroft has an idea and leaves the room . When Mycroft returns , he suggests that Cooray is some kind of projection , and Benny agrees with this assessment . Now Benny leaves the room and returns , holding a piece of black stone . She calls it a memory chip that has a projector . It can record from and imprint onto human brains . Mycroft sends John and Benny to visit Marzials in the country . When Benny shows Marzials the black stone , he excitedly shows them his chip . Benny notes that both stones have the same serial number on them — they are the same . They return to Holmes ' place and work out the mystery . The stone is moving backwards in time . Benny has it now in 1914 , Marzials found it in 1882 ( for him the second time ) and then he found it in 1873 . At some point , it picked up Marzials ' poem from his brain and imprinted it into Cooray ' s brain , which explained his rambling words . Benny doesn ' t know where the chip came from in the first place , but Mycroft does : Benny had told Mycroft about the God Machine that Cooray invented . Straxus had the chip and probably murder ed Cooray . Benny was brought to 1914 Earth by the chip . As they finish their discussion , Benny turns on the chip . It sparks and disappears , heading forty - one years into the past . Notes . " to be added "
Jenny ( The Dalek Invasion of Earth ) Jenny was a freedom fighter during the Dalek s ' invasion and occupation of Earth . She was in charge of the job rota in the resistance group ' s underground railway station hideout . Her brother had been taken by the Daleks and she had not seen him since . Jenny participated in the attack on the Daleks ' spacecraft . Along with Dortmun and Barbara Wright , she returned to the hideout after the attack went wrong . They escaped across London to the Civic Transport Museum , another hideout , where Dortmun was killed . Jenny and Barbara set off again and found a house belonging to two women , a mother and daughter , who traded with the Daleks and , in exchange for more food , betrayed the pair to the invaders . Jenny and Barbara were stuck aboard the craft for some time until Ian Chesterton and the First Doctor released them . After the Daleks ' defeat , Jenny opted to stay in London and help rebuild the city . ( TV : " The Dalek Invasion of Earth " )
Speaker Speakers were devices for enhancing the volume of sound . In South Wales in 1959 , Billy built a speaker out of leftover parts from World War II ; he used it when he performed with The Lorells . The Seventh Doctor and Billy adapted the speaker to project the singing of the Chimeron princess . This disorientated the Bannermen . ( TV : " Delta and the Bannermen " ) Nanogene s created by the Chula would give a subject " Om - Com " , the ability to project their voice through anything with a speaker . ( TV : " The Empty Child " / " The Doctor Dances " ) The Tenth Doctor used his sonic screwdriver to enhance the speakers at the reception of the failed wedding of Donna Noble and Lance Bennett , creating sonic vibrations powerful enough to make the attacking Roboform s fall apart . ( TV : " The Runaway Bride " )
The Muddest Thick that was Ever Heard Dump " The Muddest Thick that was Ever Heard Dump " was a story written by James Joyce . Tom once tried to use Iris Wildthyme ' s time - space kinetograph to watch Joyce give the manuscript for the story to Wyndham Lewis in Brussels in 1926 , but only got an old test card picture . ( PROSE : " Beguine " )
The War of Art ( BFBS short story ) The War of Art was the fifth story in the Bernice Summerfield anthology " Present Danger " . It was written by Jason Arnopp . Summary . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Scooby Doo Scooby Doo was a popular animated television character on Earth that appeared in a TV series of the same name . References . Rhian Salmond reminded Anji Kapoor of " Scooby Doo " s Velma . ( PROSE : " The Book of the Still " ) In 2007 , Pete Tyler compared the Preachers to " Scooby Doo and the gang , " indicating that the series also existed on Pete ' s World . ( TV : " The Age of Steel " ) Also in 2007 , Larry Nightingale , upon visiting Wester Drumlins for the first time , compared the spooky mansion to " Scooby - Doo ' s house " . ( TV : " Blink " ) When Rhys Williams said that Torchwood Three could hide in the back of his van while he drove up to Harries & Harries ' headquarters in 2008 , Gwen Cooper compared the plan to " Scooby - Doo " . ( TV : " Meat " ) After unmasking the Hervoken - possessed Jim Tozier , Martha Jones guessed he would say that he " would have got away with it too if it hadn ' t been for you meddling kid s " , a typical line for unmasked villains . ( PROSE : " Forever Autumn " ) Similarly , when the Eighth Doctor confronted Kai Tobias after exposing his scheme , he said " And I would have gotten away with it . " Lucie Miller responded with " . . . if it weren ' t for us meddling kids ? " ( AUDIO : " Phobos " ) The Eleventh Doctor mentioned Scooby Doo to Rory Williams . ( PROSE : " Heart of Stone " ) f In 2015 , " a Scooby " was modern slang that meant " a clue . " Andy Hansen used the term when she didn ' t know how to get home after being transported back in time to ancient Greece . ( PROSE : " The Last Pharaoh " ) In November 2016 , when Ram Singh suggested that there could be a person running behind the walls and down concealed passageways , setting off projections or holograms in the old stone house , April MacLean called it a Scooby Doo ending to their investigations . ( PROSE : " The Stone House " ) In 2017 , Shireen branded the creepy home at 11 Cardinal Road a " freaky Scooby Doo house " . ( TV : " Knock Knock " ) .
Coal Hill cellar The Coal Hill School cellar was used as a point of arrival by the Imperial Dalek s for their operations in Shoreditch in 1963 , having installed a transmat within the cellar while taking control of the school headmaster Harvey Parson . ( TV : " Remembrance of the Daleks " )
Fated to Pretend ( comic story ) Plot . When Torchwood investigate the brutal murder of three convicts and a prison officer , they find themselves embroiled in a plot to resurrect the legendary army of the dead , and Jack discovers not only is the present - day under threat — but also the entire 19th century . References . " to be added " Story notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Krampus ( species ) The Krampus were the stuff of folklore . They fed on negative emotion s like fear and sadness , feelings that they needed to exist . They were gas eous creatures which took the form of half - man / half - goat creatures with horns and long , thin , red tongues , not dissimilar to the Daemon s . They could create feelings using a red psychic fog to separate people from their loved ones mentally . In the village of Hollograd the fog separated the parents and children on Christmas eve . The Eleventh Doctor was able to disperse the fog with the roof light of his TARDIS . ( COMIC : " Red Christmas " )
A for Andromeda In 2007 , Eugene Jones borrowed the DVD of A for Andromeda from Josh ' s DVD store and never returned it . After his death , Gwen Cooper took it back . It had amassed a large fine . ( TV : " Random Shoes " )
Queen of the May " Queen of the May " or " May Queen " was a title conferred upon some young human women in at least 17th century Britain . These women were at the centre of springtime celebrations involving maypole s . Will Chandler , a native of the 17th century , seemed to be of the opinion that May Queens were universally burned to death during the ceremonies . Tegan Jovanka was once forced by Sir George Hutchinson to be the Queen of the May in a war games simulation that happened in Little Hodcombe in 1984 . She escaped being burnt at the maypole because she was replaced at the last minute by a straw figure . ( TV : " The Awakening " ) Behind the scenes . In real life , it ' s unclear that May Queens were actually sacrificed during springtime celebrations .
Erehwon The Erehwon ( UESC - 190484 ) was a Class 3 Heavy Cruiser belonging to the United Earth Colonisation Team , aboard which a population of humans evacuated Earth to form a new colony on Gliese 581d . It had at least four decks . While the majority of the colonists slept aboard the " Erehwon " , their new city was built around the ship by the Vardy . ( TV : " Smile " ) Behind the scenes . " Erehwon " is " nowhere " spelled backwards .
Simon Lack Simon Lack appeared in two " Doctor Who " stories : as Professor Kettering in " The Mind of Evil " and Zadek in " The Androids of Tara " . Simon Lack ( originally Alec MacAlpine ) was a Scottish actor who appeared in pre - World War II films such as " Goodbye , Mr Chips " . After the War he worked in television and radio ( he was on the BBC Drama Repertory Company in the 1950s ) as well as on stage . His TV appearances included roles in " South Riding " , " Dixon of Dock Green " and the original " Dr Finlay ' s Casebook " . On radio he played John Tregorran in " The Archers " and was a regular without a fixed role in the " Paul Temple " serials .
Richard Leech Richard Leech played Gatherer Hade in the " Doctor Who " serial " The Sun Makers " . Originally training as a doctor in Trinity College Dublin , Leech had a successful career in television , appearing in episodes of , , , " No Hiding Place " , " Danger Man " , " Z - Cars " , " The Saint " , " Dixon of Dock Green " , , , , and .
Barney ( The Macra Terror ) Barney was in charge of a band on a human colony secretly ruled by Macra . He was also the supervisor of the Refreshing Department and guided the Second Doctor and his companion s through the facilities there . He had been hypnotised into willingly working for the Macra . ( TV : " The Macra Terror " )