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Pocket Essentials : Doctor Who ( 2005 ) Pocket Essentials : Doctor Who 2005 was published in 2005 . Subject matter . This is a revised edition of a dense book covering each television story from " An Unearthly Child " through to the series relaunch and brief notes on the Big Finish Audios and other spin - off media . Publisher ' s summary . Almost everything you need to know in one essential guide 23 November 1963 : Two schoolteachers follow their strange pupil into a gloomy junkyard . She disappears inside a weirdly humming Police Box . A stooped figure appears , frail and elderly , yet oddly menacing . 26 March 2005 : A shopgirl working in a London store goes down to the basement . Mannequins jerk to life around her , blocking off her escape . As if from nowhere , a tall energetic figure in a battered leather jacket appears and offers her his hand . . . Two beginnings , one ongoing story . " Doctor Who " is the television series that refuses to go away . After 26 years , it disappeared from our screens — seemingly for good . Then after 16 years in the wilderness , Christopher Eccleston and Billie Piper burst back onto our screens in a brand new " Doctor Who " series and once more at the forefront of British television . Who is Who ? A Time Lord from the planet Gallifrey with two hearts and thirteen lives ? A TV folk hero ? Or a bumbling British eccentric who fought rubber monsters in a cheap and cheerful BBC kids ' show ? What ' s in this book ? Each Doctor ' s era is examined with facts , figures and informed opinion on every televisied " Doctor Who " story . There ' s a list of spin - offs on TV , radio , cinema and stage ; updated Big Finish audios ; original novels ; missing episodes ; and an in - depth reference section .
Melanie Burgess Melanie Burgess was , with John Frank Levey , in charge of casting " Torchwood : Miracle Day " . She has enjoyed a working partnership with Levey since the mid - 2000s . Their first screen credit together seems to have been on — though this first " ER " credit came long after the casting of DWU actors , Alex Kingston and Mekhi Phifer . She has worked exclusively with Levey since 2005 , and she has risen from the position of his casting assistant to his casting associate to finally , as on " Miracle Day " , his co - equal casting director . Amongst their non - ER work are , , and .
Marie Collett Marie Collett voiced Osefa de Palabra Hftzbrn in the Big Finish " Doctor Who " audio story " . . . ish " . Her work on British television dates at least as far back as a 1978 appearance on . She had a few roles during the 1980s but her last television credit appears to be a recurring one on in 1991 .
Norman The Normans were the people led by William the Conqueror in the Norman Conquest of England . They fought and defeated the Saxon s at the Battle of Hastings in 1066 . ( TV : " The Time Meddler " , PROSE : " The Real Hereward " , TV : " Co - Owner of a Lonely Heart " )
Enemy Lines ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . In the distant future , President Romanadvoratrelundar will do anything it takes to save her world , even if it means sacrificing her allies and friends . . . In the distant past , President Romanadvoratrelundar will also do anything it takes to save her world , even if it means sacrificing her own life in the process . . . Unfortunately for Romana , there is no easy option . With the threat of impending war , and negotiations still ongoing , the Temporal Powers are growing restless . Every day , they find their future slipping away from them . Every decision they make proves critical . And no one can escape the fact that sacrifices have to be made . . . Time is running out . . . and it ' s running straight to Gallifrey . Plot . " to be added "
The Fallen ( comic story ) The Fallen was the opening " Doctor Who Magazine " comic story of 1999 . It was also the first non - parodic DWM story " without " a Threshold connection in several years . It shared many aspects of a televised " series opener " , in that it was a " jumping - on " point for people who knew nothing of the previous Eighth Doctor continuity . It was thus the beginning of a new story arc — the first of the final batch of " DWM " strips in black - and - white . The events in this story would conclude in " The Glorious Dead " , after which the DWM strip relaunched as a colour comic strip . In many ways a sequel to the television movie , it was the only story other than the movie and " The Body Politic " to use Dr Grace Holloway in more than a flashback or cameo . The story also introduced a of the Master , as well as the character of Donald Stark . Both would appear again during the Eighth Doctor ' s DWM run . Summary . " to be added " Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added "
DWM 224 The 224th issue of " Doctor Who Magazine " was released on 16 March 1995 and removed from British newsstands on 12 April 1995 . Contents . Archives . By Andrew Pixley Telesnap archives . Compiled by Matthew Pereira Reviews - Shelf Life . Reviews by Craig Hinton Additional details . " to be added "
Mr Robinson ( The Lost Boy ) Mr Robinson was a male human . His wife passed on when she was still very young , so Mr Robinson brought up his two daughters by himself . He was living with them at the Hambleton Estate at the Lake District . When one of his girls had torn a skirt he went to his neighbour Mrs Townsend and asked her for help . Mrs Townsend sewed the T - shirt . ( PROSE : " The Lost Boy " )
Stolen Days ( short story ) Stolen Days was the twenty - fourth short story in the Short Trips anthology " " . It was written by Arnold T . Blumberg . It featured the Seventh Doctor . Summary . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Ayton Whitaker Ayton Whitaker was the Drama Group Administrator at the British Broadcasting Corporation in 1963 , a deputy to Donald Wilson at the creation of " Doctor Who " . He was responsible for some of the more " nuts and bolts " decisions of scheduling and budgeting the production of " Doctor Who " . His job was to liaise with the planning departments within the BBC . These controlled studio space , recording facilities and other resources for the production of a television programme . He was a " buffer " between the more " creative " executives , like Wilson , Newman and Lambert and the more technical executives like Joanna Spicer , John Mair , and Richard Levin , who controlled the resources to make the show . He was a key player in what Sydney Newman famously called the " Dr . Who Hassle " in a memo dated 27 June . The " hassle " was a struggle for control of facilities , equipment and design personnel for the production of " Doctor Who " . It erupted during Newman and Wilson ' s simultaneous vacations in June . In their absence , Whitaker became the voice of Wilson ' s office , making him virtually the most senior advocate of " Doctor Who " in the BBC . His furious stream of memos that June was instrumental in keeping the production of the new programme on course until the return of Wilson and Newman at the end of the month . As Newman wrote in a memo designed to cut through the production ennui , " While I may be ignorant of the some of the finer points of Corporation routine , it is apparent that Ayton Whitaker and others in my Group are not . " Whitaker was clearly one of the people who knew how to get things done in the Corporation . He had been the first person to deliver any specifics about what " Doctor Who " would be in practical terms . His 26 April memo — a reply to a query intended for Donald Wilson — set out the general recording schedule , were the show picked up as a year round concern . The memo also establsihed an initial budget of £2300 / episode and £500 for the building of the as - yet - unnamed TARDIS . He was also a key player in the battle through season 1 of where , exactly , " Doctor Who " would be recorded . He offered a sympathetic ear to the complaints of Rex Tucker , Verity Lambert and David Whitaker of the unsuitability of Lime Grove Studios for " Doctor Who " . Perhaps because his boss , Donald Wilson , was dissatisfied with Lime Grove , as well , he quickly lobbied John Mair for a move to either BBC Television Centre or Riverside Studios after the recording of the first two serials in a memo dated 10 June . ( REF : " The First Doctor Handbook " )
Ricardo Mendoza Ricardo Mendoza was a New York City councillor from Brooklyn in the 21st century . He was the only Mexican councillor in the city . Before becoming a councillor , he used to eat in " The Castillo Mexicano " , Gonzalez ' family restaurant . One year , he arranged to have a Day of the Dead festival in Green - Wood Cemetery , next to Sunset Park . Promoting the event celebrating Mexican culture , on 30 October , he gave an interview to NY1 news and personally visited the Gonzalez family to ask them to come to the celebration . ( COMIC : " Revolutions of Terror " )
Martha ( The Stones of Blood ) Martha was a member of the cult of the Cailleach under Leonard de Vries in 1978 . She was unwilling to sacrifice the Fourth Doctor to the goddess , and after he escaped , an Ogri killed her and de Vries . ( TV : " The Stones of Blood " )
Lucifer ( planet ) Lucifer was a gas giant that orbited a red giant near the end of its life , 208 lightyears away from Earth . It had four moon s , Astarte , Belial , Moloch , and Demogorgon . Its atmosphere gave off a glow called " the Ring of Lucifer ” . Its surface was a combination of cloud and zelanite . On it lived the Angels , beings who had modified their morphic field s in the distant past using their technology in Belial and Moloch . In 2152 , Project Eden was established on the moons to study the technology . In 2157 , IMC came to claim the mining rights for Lucifer and set up controlled black hole s around it to strip away its atmosphere . In defence , the Angels set up an impenetrable exclusion zone around the system lasting until at least the 26th century . ( PROSE : " Lucifer Rising " ) It was the source of the foodstuff Gaffabeque . ( TV : " Bad Wolf " )
De Requin Chief Mate De Renquin was a sailor on board the " Lankester " . De Renquin served under Captain Callany . He discovered a Mermaid called Amfetriti whom he named Amy Ivans and took aboard the ship , hoping to sell her . He also capture her daughter and hid her in a wall compartment . In 1901 , Callany was planning his retirement , at which point he told De Renquin he would hand over the ship to him . De Requin was poisoning Amy with small doses of mercury . De Requin arrested the Sixth Doctor on Callany ' s orders after the murder of Crawford . Later , De Requin freed the Doctor on Callany ' s orders , and had him and Peri Brown treat Amy Ivans . While the Doctor was elsewhere , De Renquin tried to have Peri drink mercury , to prevent her telling the Doctor of Amy ' s secret . They fought and Amy ' s wheelchair was knocked over , revealing her true form . Amy died and Peri escaped with Galliteya . She confronted De Requin , who threatened her into compliance with a gun . He then tried to force Callany into preparing him a lifeboat to escape . Callany refused and told him there was none . He then fired at Callany , killing him . He began to laugh insanely and descended into madness . He was taken by Nereus and his people and killed . ( AUDIO : " Cryptobiosis " )
Side Step ( audio story ) Side Step is a term used on the spine of several Big Finish " Doctor Who " audio stories to denote that they either take place in the Virgin New Adventures timeline , the BBC Past Doctor Adventures timeline or the " Doctor Who Magazine " comic timeline .
Council Police The Council Police was the organisation responsible for security and law enforcement on Gallifrey during the time of the Pythia . They kept the peace during the celebration of the return of Prydonius and , later , the unrest against the Pythia . ( PROSE : " " )
Arachnophobia Arachnophobia was the fear of spider s . Constantine Oliver suffered from arachnophobia . ( PROSE : " The Stone House " ) Bernice Summerfield made mention that at certain points of her telling of the story of an encounter with arachnoid s , arachnophobes in the audience would begin twitching and flicking at imaginary things on their shoulders . She invited these arachnophobes to sue her for not informing them beforehand , but warned them she had little money . ( PROSE : " Steal from the World " ) Lola Montez ' s Spider Dance was called " an event of essential arachnophobia " . ( PROSE : " Whiskey and Water " )
Marquez Marquez was an android and a Dalek agent . When the Eighth Doctor first met Marquez , he was working for the scientist Crivello in the 51st century . After Crivello ' s Cauldron was finally primed and departed to create a new sun , Marquez killed Crivello since he was no longer needed . ( COMIC : " The Keep " ) Two centuries later , the Doctor encountered Marquez on Icarus Falling . The android revealed it had been working for the Dalek s . The android had been helping them so they could use the Cauldron to open a time rift , and destroy Daleks from parallel universe s , whose existence they could not tolerate . However , the rift allowed two - way travel , and other universe Daleks came through to attack the ones from this universe first . As they destroyed each other , Marquez tried to gain access to a box of Time Lord secrets paid to the Threshold to cause the Daleks ' destruction . Sister Chastity killed him so she could keep the box for herself . ( COMIC : " Fire and Brimstone " )
Newsreader ( Buried Secrets ) A newsreader in 2006 reported on the progress of the " Dauntless " , Sir Donald Wakefield ' s foray into space tourism . ( AUDIO : " Buried Secrets " , " Snow Blind " , " Fatal Consequences " , " Dreamland " )
Amaretto Amaretto was an alcohol ic beverage . Jackie Tyler had a bottle of amaretto left over from New Year ' s Eve that she considered serving with the shepherd ' s pie she planned to cook for a sit down dinner with the Ninth Doctor and her daughter , Rose . ( TV : " World War Three " ) Behind the scenes . Though never mentioned explicitly , amaretto is a sweet , almond - flavoured , Italian liqueur .
Sonic umbrella A sonic umbrella was a device used by aboard a Mondasian colony ship during the battle . The activation controls were located at the handle end opposite the emitter at the tip . Missy had a tendency to dance with it when hearing music . It had multiple uses , namely how Missy used her umbrella to locate and call up a lift on board the Mondasian colony ship , ( TV : " World Enough and Time " / " The Doctor Falls " ) locate the hidden lifts and shuttles found on Floor 0507 , lock said lifts to stay on the desired floor , close a metal door several feet away and could combine with the Twelfth Doctor ' s sonic screwdriver to create a barrier to hold a fully evolved Cyberman back while ( using his laser screwdriver ) and a cyber - converted Bill Potts disabled it . The umbrella could also be used as an effective melee weapon ; Missy used it to strike the Doctor to the floor shortly after he gained an advantage over her younger self , and to briefly knock the Master out with a blow to the head . ( TV : " The Doctor Falls " )
Coronet of Rassilon The Coronet of Rassilon was one of the many artefacts created by Rassilon , similar to the Crown of Rassilon . When worn , the Coronet enabled domination over the will of others . Lord President Borusa used the Coronet to impose himself on the Fifth Doctor , but this was broken by the mental power of the First , Second , and Third Doctor s . Borusa also paralysed the Brigadier , Sarah Jane Smith , Susan Foreman and Tegan Jovanka when he told them not to move or speak until spoken to ; they were freed when Borusa was imprisoned within Rassilon ' s sarcophagus . ( TV : " The Five Doctors " ) The Coronet was part of the Matrix . ( AUDIO : " Imperiatrix " ) Attending the opening of a new Capitol building as Lord President , the Fifth Doctor donned the Coronet of Rassilon as part of a Presidential dress he was forced to wear . ( AUDIO : " Time in Office " )
Damascus ( audio story ) The main character is also a topic of interest , as Tim Treloar plays the Prime Minister first mentioned in TV : " The Green Death " who is only referred to as Jeremy . Publisher ' s summary . As the decade in English history which attracts the greatest quantity of alien invasions per annum , the 1970s are not the easiest time in which to steer the great British ship of state . The Prime Minister , nonetheless , is doing the very best job he can . Still , at least he has UNIT to rely on – their eccentric , bouffant - haired scientific adviser in particular . Or does he ?
The Blame Game ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . To escape his Earth exile , the Doctor is prepared to make any bargain , come to any arrangement , or to do any deal with any devil – even if in this case the Devil wears a monk ' s robes . But when past misdeeds start catching up with both the Doctor and the Monk , who can Liz Shaw trust when time is running out and death is rapidly approaching ?
Audrey Newman Audrey Newman was a human from 20th century Jamaica . She and her husband Michael came to England in the 1950s . She found the snow fascinating . She wasn ' t sure in taking the First Doctor , Sara Kingdom and Steven Taylor . She went after Michael when he went off in a strange mood and left her daughter with Sara . Michael was captured and replaced by an anemone changeling . ( AUDIO : " An Ordinary Life " )
Department Inspector 1 A Department Inspector , along with the rest of London , was sent to sleep by the Bodach in 2050 . He later became part of the Bodach ' s sleeping army which assaulted Gryffen Manor . The Bodach were soon defeated by K9 , causing the Inspector , along with the rest of the army , to be freed from its control . ( TV : " Dream - Eaters " )
Jill Lanchaster Jill Lanchaster was a Vardan who posed as the daughter of Professor Lanchaster in June 1964 . She couldn ' t remember how her " father " was attacked . She went shopping with Romana II as a distraction . Romana realised that she wasn ' t human when she got a headache . Jill then started the invasion by making sure that the equipment that lead them to Earth was attached to the NATO security systems . She was cancelled out when Romana and K9 Mark II broadcast a cancellation wave . ( AUDIO : " Wave of Destruction " )
Marta ( The Time of the Doctor ) Marta was an inhabitant of a town called Christmas . She was coupled with Abramal . She told the Eleventh Doctor and Clara Oswald about the Truth Field . When asked by the Doctor if the truth field made things difficult , Marta said " Not at all " , the same time as Abramal said , " Yes . " ( TV : " The Time of the Doctor " )
Professor X Appreciation Association The Professor X Appreciation Association was a fan organisation devoted to the British science fiction television series " Professor X " , composed of older British fans who were horrified at the X - ian term adopted by newer American fans . It gave way to more aggressively proactive internet - based fan organisations . ( PROSE : " Escape Velocity " ) Behind the scenes . With " Professor X " serving as equivalent to " Doctor Who " within the " Doctor Who " universe , the Professor X Appreciation Association is a clear analogue to the Doctor Who Appreciation Society .
Chiroptera Chiroptera was a planet inhabited by Chiropteran s . ( AUDIO : " The Widow ' s Assassin " ) Behond the scenes . According the information in the source DWBIT 37 , a gigantic blood - thirsty bat - like species was named Chiroptera . They fought the Dalek s .
Accent As recalled by Bernice Summerfield , the Seventh Doctor spoke with a Scottish accent , specifically of the Highlands . ( PROSE : " Big Bang Generation " ) Through the TARDIS ' telepathic circuits , Elizabeth Klein heard the Seventh Doctor speaking German in " a stuffy Prussia n accent " . ( AUDIO : " Survival of the Fittest " ) Yvonne Hartman observed that Ianto Jones had " a beautiful Welsh accent " . ( AUDIO : " One Rule " ) The Ninth Doctor was often criticised for his accent . He would often retort " lots of planet s have a North . " ( TV : " Rose " , " The Parting of the Ways " ) The Tenth Doctor spoke in an accent described by George Litefoot as " a kind of cultured cockney flecked with hints of Scots . " ( AUDIO : " The Jago & Litefoot Revival " ) A German woman recognised Martha Jones ' accent as being of London despite being addressed by her in the German language . ( TV : " Journey ' s End " ) The Twelfth Doctor initially thought everyone else had changed accents ( when in reality , he did ) , due to his post - regeneration delirium . But soon took his Scottish accent as an entitlement to complain about things . ( TV : " Deep Breath " ) He could imitate an American accent . ( TV : " The Zygon Inversion " ) The jewel thief the Unicorn was able to imitate a posh accent while pretending to be Robina Redmond . However , she truly spoke in an East End accent . ( TV : " The Unicorn and the Wasp " ) Rose Tyler naturally spoke in an accent characterised by Chip as " old Earth style cockney " , which the Lady Cassandra , while possessing her body , made a poor imitation of while posing as Rose to the Doctor . ( TV : " New Earth " ) Elton Pope deduced that Rose was " definitely " from London by her accent . ( TV : " Love & Monsters " ) Rose herself briefly imitated a Scottish accent while in Scotland of 1879 until the Doctor advised her not to . ( TV : " Tooth and Claw " ) Jack Harkness , likely due to the centuries he lived , was able to change his accent as he wished . He demonstrated being able to imitate a Texan accent , ( TV : " Greeks Bearing Gifts " ) a Welsh accent , ( TV : " Dead Man Walking " ) and an English accent . ( TV : " End of the Road " ) Missy chose to speak in a Scottish accent , after coming to like the Twelfth Doctor ' s . ( TV : " Deep Breath " ) She could also imitate a Texan accent when taunting a Dalek . ( TV : " The Witch ' s Familiar " ) The TARDIS translation circuit often had people confused about where the time travellers were from . In Pompeii in August 79 , both the Tenth Doctor and Donna Noble spoke Latin when their speech was already being translated into Latin ; it came out sounding Celtic . ( TV : " The Fires of Pompeii " ) When Amy Pond met Vincent Van Gogh , her speech was translated into French ; however , due to her Scottish accent , Vincent thought she was from Holland . ( TV : " Vincent and the Doctor " ) The robot ic CCPC ' s accents varied according to the place where they were garrisoned by the Department , from London cockney to Canadian . ( TV : " Angel of the North " )
Prisoner ( Detained ) The Prisoner was an intelligence who was imprisoned inside an asteroid - like prison . When travelling through a region of the universe , a tear in space and time opened up in front of it and in front of Miss Quill ' s physics classroom at Coal Hill Academy , on Earth . As Charlie opened the door to the classroom , the prison , along with the Prisoner , flew into the classroom and caused a huge explosion that threw the entire classroom out of space and time . The Prisoner had nothing left for himself ; all he wanted was to die . He forced Charlie , April , Ram , Matteusz and Tanya to confess truths to the point that he was destroyed . This returned them and the classroom to Coal Hill . ( TV : " Detained " )