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Timothy Combe Timothy Combe directed the " Doctor Who " television stories " Doctor Who and the Silurians " and " The Mind of Evil " . He had earlier served as the uncredited assistant floor manager on " The Keys of Marinus " ( INFO : " A Change of Identity " ) , and later served as the production assistant on " The Reign of Terror " . ( INFO : " A Land of Fear " ) Some sources state Combe served as the uncredited director for " A Change of Identity " , the third episode of " Reign " , after the director Henric Hirsch collapsed , but Combe later recalled that John Gorrie was parachuted in to direct it . However , Gorrie denies ever working on any of " Reign " . ( INFO : " A Change of Identity " ) Combe also directed several model sequences shot on film for episode seven of " The Evil of the Daleks " , but received no credit . ( DWM 200 ) He also had an uncredited cameo as a prisoner in " The Mind of Evil " . ( DWM 208 )
DWM 517 " Doctor Who Magazine " was the issue of the magazine cover - dated November 2017 . Much of the issue paid tribute to two people associated with the Innes Lloyd and Peter Bryant eras of " Doctor Who " who had died earlier in 2017 : actor Deborah Watling and actor , writer , and script editor Victor Pemberton . Despite this , the cover image marked 30 years since Sylvester McCoy ' s first appearance as the Seventh Doctor in the serial " Time and the Rani " .
Pineal manipulator A pineal manipulator was a device resembling a metal spider or insect which was used to extract a living person ' s consciousness and transmit it elsewhere . The Timewyrm gave Chad Boyle a pineal manipulator to extract Ace ' s consciousness and transmit it into the Seventh Doctor ' s mind . Afterward , Chad destroyed the device . ( PROSE : " " )
Tabitha ( The Beast Below ) Tabitha was a classmate of Mandy Tanner and Timmy aboard the " Starship UK " . The Smiler in the classroom said that she did a good job so she was allowed to ride the Vator . ( TV : " The Beast Below " )
Adela Forster Adela Forster was Edgar Forster ' s wife , and the mother of Jonathan Forster . On 31 December 1926 , she hired a whole train to herself but was surprised when she saw Major Cyril Haggard . She knew of the Emerald Tiger , and she tried to complete the job that she failed to finish in 1908 . ( AUDIO : " The Emerald Tiger " )
The Way of the Empty Hand ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . The war world of Combatia . A great mechanised planet that traverses the universe , overseen by its benevolent and infallible overlord , plucking up the finest warriors of every world it passes and pitting them against each other to determine which of them is greatest . Their consent is irrelevant - all that matters is the battle . The greatest warrior must be found . Will it be Bloodbane , King of Carnage ? Jamie McCrimmon ? Gichin Funakoshi ? Or the strange little man who calls himself the Doctor ? Plot . " to be added "
Clem Svorsen Clem Svorsen was a resident of Christmas approximately 750 years into the Eleventh Doctor ' s residency . He worked on his family ' s farm and was the eldest of three brothers . At one point , he was controlled by the Mara and acted as a sentry to guard other residents and the Doctor from gaining entrance to the farm . ( PROSE : " The Dreaming " )
Presidential bodyguard ( The Invasion of Time ) Ordered by Castellan Kelner to protect the Fourth Doctor at all times , the presidential bodyguard understood the extent of Kelner ' s plotting and knew he would be rewarded if he agreed . He was shot and killed by Andred . ( TV : " The Invasion of Time " )
Drettle Drettle was a butcher in Klimtenburg during the 19th century . He was one of the Watchman ' s henchmen who brought tools and bodies to his underground workshop . He was killed by one of the Cybermen who had crashed into the town . ( PROSE : " Plague of the Cybermen " )
Gregg Palmer Gregg Palmer - born Donald Van der Maaten — appeared in two " Doctor Who " stories : as Gern and Shav in " The Tenth Planet " and Lieutenant Lucke in " The War Games " . Thus , he is one of the actors who originated the long - running species of the Cybermen . As Toby Hadoke and the actor himself have made clear , he is often confused with who appeared in " Star Trek " and numerous Western productions . Early in his career , Van der Maaten took the name " Gregg Palmer " because his Dutch name gave the false impression that he couldn ' t speak fluent English . Unfortunately , British Equity green - lit a name change without thoroughly checking their American counterpart ' s rosters , and thereby accidentally created two " Gregg Palmers " in the English - speaking acting profession . ( DCOM : " The Tenth Planet " ) Worse , since both of these faux - Palmers — for " Gregg Palmer " isn ' t the American ' s real name , either — were active in the 1960s , their credits can be easily confused .
Timeframe : The Illustrated History Timeframe : The Illustrated History was a " Doctor Who " reference book published by Doctor Who Books . Subject matter . A lavishly illustrated book celebrating thirty years of the Doctor Who television series and 20 years of novelisations . Publisher ' s summary . Doctor Who 30th Anniversary " 30 years ago " , a programme called " Doctor Who " first appeared on British television . It became the world ' s longest running science fiction TV series and a British institution . " 20 years ago " , three " Doctor Who " novels – originally written in the sixties – were re - issued , beginning an unbroken programme of book publishing that has produced over 150 novelisations , with eight million copies sold , and a growing series of New Adventures following the Doctor ' s travels beyond the television series . This volume celebrates that double anniversary with a remarkable collection of photographs , cuttings , and full page original artwork in the most highly illustrated and comprehensive " Doctor Who " book ever published . Inside sleeve . " Doctor Who " began on 23 November 1963 . Thirty years later , its popularity and longevity are unmatched by any other science - fiction series . For the first time ever , this book offers a full - colour pictorial history of the programme . Pages of photographs , press cuttings and other ephemera are complemented by full - page , top quality reproductions of original artwork from the twenty years of " Doctor Who " books . We follow the Doctor ' s adventures through the twenty - six seasons of the television series and beyond into the New Adventures . Classic moments of " Doctor Who " history are relived through photographic stills and extracts from the novels . All seven incarnations of the Doctor are here , as well as his closest companions and most dangerous enemies . Also featured are rare photographs and illustrations ; fans of the series will finally be able to see Katy Manning in her infamous pose with a Dalek as well as artwork which was commissioned but never used and classic book covers long out of print . This lavish book is a fitting tribute to thirty years of a British legend .
The Matrix Revisited The Matrix Revisited was 2 | entertain documentary about the making of the " Doctor Who " serial " The Deadly Assassin " . As a general overview of the production of the serial , it covered many topics . This documentary was dedicated to David Maloney , following his death in 2006 . Content . It opened by explaining how , in the mid seventies , " Doctor Who " was at its peak . However , change was to come when Elisabeth Sladen decided to leave . Tom Baker approached Philip Hinchcliffe and told him he wouldn ' t need a new assistant , believing he could carry the show on his own . Hinchcliffe denied his request , but told him that there would be a story with the Doctor on his own : " The Deadly Assassin " . Hinchcliffe asked Robert Holmes to write a story , basing it on " The Manchurian Candidate " . Holmes came back with the suggestion of an alternate reality , that became the Matrix . David Maloney explained how they filmed three version of some Panopticon scenes that were then merged together so that the extras were trebled . Roger Murray - Leach recounted how he created the Panopticon and the Fourth Doctor ' s cell . He based the Time Lord symbol on the " Book of Kells " as he thought the Celtic background was rather unique . Murray - Leach then described how he had written a note in Gallifreyan that was entirely " gobbledegook " . This was accidentally given to George Pravda who then had no idea how to perform his scene . For the stories enemy , Holmes wanted to re - introduce the Master . Hinchcliffe allow this on the condition that he was completely different from Roger Delgado ' s incarnation . Peter Pratt was chosen for the role because of his voice . Hinchciffe was initially worried about how scary this new Master looked , but this was eventually seen as a necessary factor . The casting of Bernard Horsfall was examined and Hinchcliffe commented that it was good choice seeing as he could convincingly portray the various characters in the Matrix . The documentary then examined how the story had favourable ratings , but poor reviews . Jan Vincent - Rudzki - President of The Doctor Who Appreciation Society in 1976 - commented on how it didn ' t inform the viewer as to who the Time Lords actually were . However though the Time Lords were nothing like those seen previously and were essentially humans , He did , however , comment that the plot itself was good . Following this , Mary Whitehouse ' s criticism of the episode was examined . She took particular dislike to the cliffhanger in which it appears the Doctor has drowned . Hinchcliffe though the scene was fine , but Maloney , in retrospect , thought it may have been a step too far . This scene was later cut when the story was repeated , with the cliffhanger being Goth ' s final line .
Adrienne Hill Adrienne Hill ( born 22 July 1937 in Plymouth , England , died 6 October 1997 ) played ill - fated companion Katarina from Episode 4 of " The Myth Makers " through Episode 4 of " The Daleks ' Master Plan " . Katarina was the first and one of the few companions ever to be killed on " Doctor Who " . Her tenure on the show was among the briefest . Adrienne Hill appeared in the 1985 " Children in Need " special with other actors who had played the Doctor and his companions . She died from cancer in 1997 , with her last known acting role , a library assistant in an episode of " City Life " , broadcast posthumously in February 1998 .
Quartopelaxtyxwell Quartopelaxtyxwell was a native of M ' noa and a friend of the Twelfth Doctor . When the Twelfth Doctor visited M ' noa with Sonny Robinson and Val Kent , Quartopelaxtyxwell explained to Robinson and Kent how the Doctor had saved M ' noa from becoming a wasteland . ( COMIC : " Invasion of the Mindmorphs " )
Berserker pendant Berserker pendants were talisman s created by Berserker s which gave the bearer the ability to order people to do as they wished . Properties . Each time it was used , the pendant slightly changed the bearer both physically and mentally until the bearer desired to complete the transformation into a Berserker . During transformation , the user would develop prominent blue vein s over the skin ' s surface , and their iris es would turn icy blue . The final form had the appearance of a man wearing animal skins . The only cure , if done early enough , was to remind the affected person who they were so that the memories would reassert their identity . The pendant had the ability to give the user control over others , controlling thir body , will and altering emotion s . However , the pendant didn ' t always give the user the ability to take away free will . It was also able to to control the electrical impulse s in the brain , as shown by Jacob West as he ordered Steve Wallace , Mr Cunningham and his classmates to be quiet ; it caused their brain s to stop sending signals to the vocal chord s , causing them to loose their ability to speak as well as stopping them from moving , even when they wanted to . As shown by Paul Langer , it was also able of suppressing someone ' s memories . There were three known ways the pendant could take back every order of those who used it . When Rani Chandra used it on Haresh Chandra , she then told him to forget everything she told him , turning him back to normal state of mind . As Jacob began tranforming into a Berserker , he resisted and begged the pendant to take back every order he gave when he was using it . After Paul Langer was freed from the pendant ' s influence , everyone that he had used it on had were returned to normal . ( TV : " The Mark of the Berserker " ) History . According to UNIT archives , a Berserker pendant surfaced in a barracks in Ealing in 1940 , but was lost during a German bombing raid . This same pendant was rediscovered by Jacob West , who used it for a time until it began to transform him , at which point he abandoned it . Rani Chandra took it and used it for a while until she realised its dangerous properties when her father offered to die in response to an idle comment made by her , so she placed it in Sarah Jane Smith ' s attic . It was discovered by Paul Langer , who stole it and used it to control his son , Clyde . Mr Langer was almost completely possessed by the power of the pendant until his wife and son reminded him who he really was . Clyde used the pendant to erase his mother ' s memories of the incident , then disposed of it in the sea . ( TV : " The Mark of the Berserker " )
Rodrigo ( The Parting of the Ways ) Rodrigo was a friend of Jackie Tyler . He owed her a favour and let her borrow his yellow tow - truck until 6 : 00 . She used it to help her daughter , Rose Tyler , open the Heart of the TARDIS . As a result , Rose was able to rescue the Ninth Doctor , who was trapped on Satellite Five in 200 , 100 with the Dalek s . ( TV : " The Parting of the Ways " )
Bradley ( In the Forest of the Night ) Bradley was a student at Coal Hill School and member of the Coal Hill Year 8 Gifted and Talented Group . He was afraid of the dark , with him diagnosing himself as " darkness - phobic " , and had an allergy to nuts and issues with anger management . After a sleepover visit to a museum with the Gifted and Talented Group , Bradley and his teachers found London was covered in a forest overnight . With the tree s blocking the coaches from reaching the museum and the student Maebh Arden having wandered off to Trafalgar Square , Bradley ' s teacher Danny Pink assigned him as navigator to find a way of orientating the group . After reaching Trafalgar Square , Clara Oswald was surprised when Bradley said " please " while asking to take a photograph with the lion statue , because his usual means of asking for things were much more direct and violent . When the Twelfth Doctor and Clara ran after Maebh again , Danny and the rest of the Gifted and Talented Group followed them to make sure they were safe . ( TV : " In the Forest of the Night " )
Broadfell Prison Her Majesty ' s Prison Broadfell was a prison on Dent Road in the United Kingdom . Lucy Saxon was imprisoned in Broadfell after being arrested and tried in secret for killing her husband , Prime Minister . No one , apart from select government officials , knew she was there . It was destroyed in December 2009 after the Governor and Miss Trefusis had resurrected the Master there . Lucy Saxon sabotaged the resurrection with a Potion of Death . ( TV : " The End of Time " )
Symon Symon was a boy from Christmas on Trenzalore . He informed the Eleventh Doctor about the sudden blizzard , and later the equally sudden stop of the blizzard after the Doctor repaired the Snow Farm . He was later present outside the Clock Tower when the Doctor warned the townsfolk about the imminent Ice Warrior attack . ( PROSE : " Let it Snow " )
The Fabulous Idiot ( comic story ) The Fabulous Idiot was a comic story released in " DWMS Summer 1982 " . Summary . At home in a small city on the tiny planet of Sigma , Dr Ivan Asimoff sits in his room writing one of his science - fiction stories . Caught up in his " adventures " , he faints when he opens the door and is faced with a life - size alien being , delivered as the new cover illustration for his book from his artist . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Harry McShane Harry McShane was the former husband of Audrey McShane . Their daughter , Dorothy " Ace " McShane , was born on 20 August 1970 while their son , Liam McShane , was born in 1974 . When he left Audrey he took Liam with him and would have taken Ace as well if she weren ' t in school . He died of a heart attack in 1993 , shortly before Liam started university . His son suffered from depression as a result . ( AUDIO : " The Rapture " ) While she was in the Lucifer system , Ace recalled her father having a stroke while she was in Margate with Julian Milton , and him dying shortly after she returned . ( PROSE : " Lucifer Rising " )
Autrobulan Ambassadorial Corps The Autrobulan Ambassadorial Corps was a network of Autrobulan caretakers for the Autrobulus hive . The caretakers lived and worked in facilities on the surface of the Beshielach , though the hive made it clear that they ' d tolerate no damage . It was considerable time before any Beshielach acted on this threat , though that Beshielach was later exonerated . ( PROSE : " The Book of the War " )
Marion Clements Marion Clements was Professor Vanderlyn ' s research assistant and completely devoted to her work . She suggested a method to repair the communications when they landed on Skaro . She was an epidemiologist . She wanted to know why the Dalek s weren ' t dead . ( AUDIO : " The Curse of the Daleks " )
Rory ( Handbot ) Rory was a handbot captured by Amy Pond in an alternate timeline during her thirty - six years trapped in the Two Streams Facility on Apalapucia to keep her company . She removed its anaesthetic hands , reprogrammed it and drew a smiley face on it . She named the handbot Rory after her husband , Rory Williams . " Rory " became purposeless when the alternate Amy perished and was likely erased from existence as a result of the younger Amy ' s rescue and the negation of that timeline . ( TV : " The Girl Who Waited " ) Behind the scenes . The Girl ' s Who Waited pet handbot is used in the " Doctor Who : Legacy " mobile game both as the ally " Rory the Handbot " and as enemy Handbots called " Rorybot " .
Addis Ababa Addis Ababa was a city in Ethiopia . ( PROSE : " The Sword of Forever " ) Boys from Brendon Public School were often removed from school to join their parents in this city . ( PROSE : " Mawdryn Undead " ) At one point , it had a population of over 500 , 000 people . By 2575 , it had an ever shifting population of hybrid humans and a sanitising force of the Russian Conglomerate Military Red Cross which was attempting to purify the area . ( PROSE : " The Sword of Forever " )
Female Prole A female Prole was a prole who loved the adventures of the Doctor and Charley . She reported on her husband , who asked a question . She had original thought . After correction she would still ask questions . ( AUDIO : " The Natural History of Fear " )
Hermann Hermann was the butler of Count Scarlioni . He sold several items on behalf of the Count , such as several Gutenberg Bible s . When the Count returned to 1979 , he was in his true form and Hermann was nearby . Not knowing it was the Count , Hermann threw a pot at the Count , triggering an explosion that killed his master . ( TV : " City of Death " )
Paradox anxiety Paradox anxiety was the fear of becoming influenced by Faction Paradox should someone cause a paradox . In more extreme cases , an individual might believe they had already created a paradox and were already under the Faction ' s control . One of the most notable cases was Academician Devonire . ( PROSE : " The Book of the War " )
Guard ( The Mark of the Rani ) A guard guarded the gate to Lord Ravensworth ' s land in Killingworth in the 1820s . He helped search for Jack Ward and several other miners after they attacked the Sixth Doctor . He later rescued Peri Brown from one of the aggressive miners . ( TV : " The Mark of the Rani " )
Magnus Soames Dr Magnus Soames was the creator of the Blue Fire System . He was trying to remove fear to create better soldiers . Within the system itself , Soames was the person who received Sally Morgan when she arrived at Blue Fire House , as well as the cook for the house . According to the Seventh Doctor , he made excellent coffee . ( AUDIO : " House of Blue Fire " )
Robert Holmes Robert Holmes was script editor of " Doctor Who " from 1975 to 1977 and the author of more scripts for the 20th - century incarnation of the programme than any other writer ( 64 episodes in all ) . ( INFO : " The Sun Makers " ) He created or reimagined many key elements of the programme ' s mythology . Holmes had the uncredited role of a past incarnation of the Doctor in " The Brain of Morbius " . Personal history . Holmes was , at the end of World War II , the youngest serving officer in the British Army . He became a police officer , graduating top of his class . He grew disillusioned with the job and became a journalist . By the 1960s he had branched out into writing screenplays for films and television series . In 1968 he received his first commission for " Doctor Who " . Over the next few years , he became one of the series ' lead writers . In anticipation of Terrance Dicks leaving the show , Holmes was assigned uncredited script editing duties in 1973 during the last few Jon Pertwee stories . When Dicks resigned as script editor in 1974 , Holmes took over the position . He continued to write scripts . After leaving the post , he wrote a few more before taking an extended break from the series . In 1983 , as one of the series ' most celebrated writers , Holmes was the first person asked to write the twentieth anniversary special , " The Five Doctors " . He declined but expressed an interest in writing for the series again . Over the next three years Holmes contributed several scripts and was heavily involved in the planning of Season 23 . However , his health had arguably been declining since the turn of the 1980s , and midway into 1986 , Holmes fell seriously ill . He tried to pen a rough draft for the last story of Colin Baker ' s post - hiatus season , but it became increasingly difficult for him to work as his condition worsened . Robert Holmes turned progressively weaker and less coherent , eventually succumbing to his infirmity near the end of May . He passed away before he completed the script for " The Ultimate Foe " and the planned ending of the story was altered . After his death , his estate licensed the Autons and the Sontarans for use in independent video spin - off productions by Reeltime Pictures and BBV Productions , most notably for the " Auton Trilogy " and " " . Since 2005 the revived " Doctor Who " has featured the Autons in " Rose " , and the Sontarans in the two - parter " The Sontaran Stratagem " / " The Poison Sky " , " A Good Man Goes To War " and two two - part storylines in " The Sarah Jane Adventures " , " The Last Sontaran " and " Enemy of the Bane " . They both appeared in " The Pandorica Opens " . In 2009 , " Doctor Who Magazine " conducted a reader ' s poll that named Holmes ' " The Caves of Androzani " the best " Doctor Who " story of all time . Contributions to the mythos . Major characters and concepts created for or debuting in a Robert Holmes script include :
Secret Histories ( anthology ) Secret Histories was the thirteenth Big Finish " Bernice Summerfield " story anthology . It was edited by Mark Clapham . Publisher ' s summary . In a broken down church on an isolated planet , Bernice discovers more than she bargained for on her latest excavation . An old crime is uncovered , and Bernice is asked to find out what she can about the culprits . The long - dead victims are surprisingly talkative , but they ask for something in return . They want someone to tell them stories . With an audience of the dead to entertain , Bernice tells them stories from her life and those of her friends , spanning the distant past to her recent present , from before civilisation to depths of space .