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Lord Mayor of Cardiff The Lord Mayor of Cardiff was the title of the chief administrator of the city of Cardiff in Wales on the Earth . A male Lord Mayor of Cardiff named Roy Llewellyn was killed in the Auton invasion of Cardiff on 5 March 2005 . His death had been announced to the public as being the result of the ' terrorist attack ' that had occurred on that date , which was the government cover story for the Auton invasion . However , Llewellyn had actually been murdered by a local councillor named Barry Jackson who desired the position of Mayor for himself , both for personal gain and acting on the orders of the Committee . Jackson had used the Auton invasion to cover up his crime and then proceeded to use an alien device that controlled an unidentified blue , monstrous creature to murder his rivals for the position of Mayor . Over the three weeks until 26 March 2005 , the creature murdered five local councillors in a spate of beheadings on Jackson ' s orders . Despite the intervention of Yvonne Hartman on that night in attempting to stop the creature , it proceeded to murder Ross Bevan , Julie Jones and finally Helen Evans , leaving Jackson unopposed for the position of Mayor . Hartman had worked out Jackson ' s plot and confronted him at his apartment , threatening to kill him for murdering innocent people and using alien technology to create scenarios that endangered the country . However , as she needed a spy in an official position to keep an eye on Torchwood Three and the Committee , she decided to let Jackson remain alive on the condition that he work for her . As a result , Jackson became Mayor of Cardiff . ( AUDIO : " One Rule " ) Jackson was eventually succeeded in the middle of 2006 by Blon Fel - Fotch Passameer - Day Slitheen , posing as Margaret Blaine . The position was once again left vacant in September 2006 when Blon ' s plot to escape and destroy the Earth was foiled by the Ninth Doctor , who used the Heart of the TARDIS to regress her into an egg before returning her to Raxacoricofallapatorius . ( TV : " Boom Town " ) By 2017 , the city had been infiltrated by the Sorvix race during a period of inactivity for Torchwood . Their leader , Ro - Jedda , became Lord Mayor soon after and began to oversee Sorvix integration . ( AUDIO : " Orr " )
Terminator 3 Terminator 3 was likely a science fiction movie of some kind , possibly a sequel to " The Terminator " . In Brussels , Fitz Kreiner and Dave Young witnessed a man apparently die in front of them , then arise in a twitchy , robotic fashion . Young likened the awkward resurrection to " Terminator 3 " . ( PROSE : " Escape Velocity " ) Behind the scenes . Nothing in " Escape Velocity " specifies what kind of entertainment " Terminator 3 " is , but a common - sense reading of the mention in the novel does indeed point to the Arnold Schwarzenegger film . Notably , the novel was published in 2001 , two years before the release of the real life film .
Livesy - Smythe Professor Livesy - Smythe was a human responsible for a British archaeological survey of Rome in 1923 — a survey which the Torchwood Institute monitored . This expedition turned up a scroll by Caecilius describing the true fate of Pompeii on 24 August 79 . This alerted Torchwood to the existence of the Pyrovile s . ( WC : " " )
The Trodos Ambush ( comic story ) The Trodos Ambush was a " TV Comic " story featuring the Second Doctor , John and Gillian . Summary . The Doctor , John and Gillian return to Trodos to make peace with the Trods . They find the Daleks have arrived earlier , wiped out the Trods and are waiting for the travellers . A subsurface collapse lets them escape into the Trods ' underground city and meet up with the survivors of the attack . The Trods befriend the Doctor and help the travellers escape to the TARDIS . The Doctor vows to fight against the growing menace of the Daleks .
Gilia Gilia was a Karkinian and the younger sister to Ninth Doctor ' s brief companion , Ali . She had at least twenty - three brothers . Gilia encountered the Doctor as a child , while on a picnic with her parents and older sister . ( PROSE : " The Beast of Babylon " )
The Eternity Cage ( audio story ) The Eternity Cage is the second audio story in the War Doctor anthology " Agents of Chaos " . Sypnosis . Sontaran s are the ultimate warriors – so they believe – and the Time War the ultimate conflict . Denied that glory by Skaro and Gallifrey alike , General Fesk of the Eighth Sontaran Battle Fleet employs a dangerous strategy to draw both sides to the planet Rovidia and prove his forces worthy … Meanwhile , the War Doctor leads a rescue mission , aided by Rovidian street - urchin Kalan . Neither Daleks nor Time Lords expect the Sontarans to be so fearsome a foe , until they uncover the secret of the Eternity Cage . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added "
Neil Gardner Neil Gardner was the managing director of Ladbroke Productions , the audio subcontractors who produced much of AudioGO ' s " Doctor Who " , " Torchwood " and " SJA " audiobooks . His usual specific credit on these ranges was that of producer , but he also did much of the audio editing as well . He is now managing director of Ladbroke Audio , an audiobook production company subcontracted by BBC Audio to record and produce the revived range of BBC Doctor Who audiobooks . Nearly all these titles are recorded at the Ladbroke Audio studio in Croydon , south of London . He also does sound design and occasional producing / recording for Big Finish Productions .
John Canning John Canning was a " TV Comic " artist who worked on the " Doctor Who " comics through all four incarnations the comic covered . Canning also overlayed new artwork on reprints . The primary change to these older comics , usually those of Gerry Haylock , was that the Fourth Doctor ' s likeness replaced that of one of his previous incarnations . The first reprints of this sort were published in the Doctor Who Mighty Midget Comic and the Doctor Who Winter Special 1977 . Canning also worked on " Star Trek " and " Charlie ' s Angels " comics for the magazine .
Andy Jones Andy Jones was interviewed in the " Doctor Who Confidential " episode " Take Two " , as the Eleventh Doctor ' s body double . He stood in for one of the Doctors in TV : " The Almost People " , while Matt Smith was playing the other one . Ian William George was the Doctor ' s voice double . He also played one of the monsters at the 2008 " Doctor Who at the Proms " .
Doctor Who Files 10 : Captain Jack Doctor Who Files 10 : Captain Jack was the tenth book in the Doctor Who Files range . Publisher ' s summary . Captain Jack Who is Captain Jack ? Find out all about Captain Jack Harkness , his friends and enemies , technology and travels , then join him on a brand new adventure in Best Friends . Contents . Meet Captain Jack Captain Jack ' s Friends Captain Jack ' s Enemies The Lives and Times of Captain Jack Captain Jack ' s Capabilities Further Adventures of Jack Test Your Knowledge Answers
Groote Groote was a scientist who worked on the Schrödinger Institute . Groote worked with Tasdevin , who was ostensibly working on a perpetual - motion machine . She was horrified when she learned he was attempting to stabilise space - time to give himself immortality . Tasdevin ' s experiment caused a temporal echo in which the Doctor and Guinevere Winchester were caught . Before the Doctor ended the cycle , he and Guin witnessed an echo of Groote follow Tasdevin into the lab in a vain attempt to argue him out of continuing his experiment . ( PROSE : " Revenants " )
Play A play was a dramatic performance . William Shakespeare was a famous playwright . The First Doctor assisted him in writing " Hamlet " between the first the first and second drafts . ( PROSE : " Byzantium ! " ) In 1599 Tenth Doctor and Martha Jones saw his play " Love ' s Labour ' s Lost " performed at the Globe Theatre . They thwarted an attempt by the Carrionite s to use the subsequent performance of " Love ' s Labour ' s Won " to free their brethren . The sequel was lost , with all copies of its script destroyed . ( TV : " The Shakespeare Code " ) A mummers play differed from the typical scripted performance , instead being the product of oral tradition , passed on from one generation to the next . ( AUDIO : " Castle of Fear " ) Juliette Vierge visited an insane asylum where she watched a play performed by the inmates . ( PROSE : " The Adventuress of Henrietta Street " )
Mist - flower Mist - flowers were flower ing plant s from the planet Sarkan . Once they flowered , they produced a dense fog . With enough of them , an entire planet could become enshrouded in fog , as had happened to Sarkan itself . once tried to introduce the plant to Earth , starting in the seaside resort of Tadcaster , England . The Third Doctor and Joe discovered his cache of mist - flowers and buried them — along with the Master — in the sea . According to the Doctor , this would have killed the mist - flowers , as they couldn ' t " live in the sea " . ( COMIC : " Fogbound " )
Will - to - Live Will - to - Live was a member of the Zom Emotional People ' s Organisation . Like the other ZEPO members , his name came from the one emotion he chose to practice and keep alive for the day ZEPO would conquer the City of the Damned , Zombos . He helped rescue the Fourth Doctor from having his mind wiped by the Ultra - Harmoniser . He was one of the rebels who tried to stop the Hates ' Barabara attack on Zombos . When the Brains Trust died , ZEPO became the new rulers of Zombos . ( COMIC : " City of the Damned " )
Whatever Happened to Susan Foreman ? ( audio story ) Whatever Happened to Susan Foreman ? was a that aired on BBC Radio 4 as the fifth installment of Adrian Mourby ' s - winning first series of Format . Like the other episodes , it examined the life of a fictional character through the realistic lens of a researcher conducting an interview with a subject . Consequently , its format forced the actors to play the scenes " straight " , which in turn enhanced the parodic elements of the piece . In a sense , its structure removed Susan ( played here by Jane Asher ) from the " Doctor Who " universe , allowing her metafictional comment upon it . Its format also allowed the researcher to directly ask Susan many questions that naturally resulted from her appearances on " Doctor Who " . Whether or not one agreed with the answers , " Whatever Happened " was the first piece of performed " Doctor Who " to answer such things as : Inconsistencies with televised " Doctor Who " . Although the questions were firmly rooted in events that happened — or rather didn ' t happen — within Susan ' s time on " Doctor Who " , many of the answers given strayed from facts established in televised episodes . Humour was seen as preferable to fidelity to the programme ' s history . Also , as the show was written around 1994 , not all of the Hartnell era would have been available on home video . Thus there is the legitimate question of whether Mourby was deliberately contradicting what was said on the show , or whether he was simply misremembering episodes he hadn ' t seen since the 1960s . Indeed , as a rough contemporary of Russell T Davies , he might not have even seen any Susan serial s on their first transmission , and may not have had access to them all before he wrote " Whatever Happened " . In any case , humour , and not faithfulness to the original show , was clearly the mission statement of the mockumentary . Here are a few discrepancies : Despite these , and other , " missteps " , it should be added that a mainstream Radio 4 audience in 1994 would hardly have noticed any of these details . And even then , many of these errors can be rationalised by the fact Susan lived on Earth in the future , so may well have learned about Ian ' s knighthood , etc . , at some point . In addition , according to the novel PROSE : " Legacy of the Daleks " , Susan later in life began travelling in time on her own . Overall , the play did ask questions and provide answers that seemed genuinely funny in the light of general , pre - DVD knowledge about the early years of " Doctor Who " . Indeed , what fans might now view as " inaccuracies " with the piece did not stop it from helping the author win a prestigious Sony Silver Award for the series . Cast . Due to the way in which the credits were read at the end of the piece , only three parts can be absolutely confirmed . The remaining parts of Jo Grant , Barbara Wright , Temmosus Skyedron , Joey Oxford and the researcher were played by June Barry , Eva Haddon , Andrew Sachs , Peter Woodthorpe and Becky Harrison .
Parasite ( Love Rat ) An alien parasite was brought to Cardiff by vent script s via the Cardiff Space - Time Rift . It excreted hormone taking control of the limbic system of the host , compelling it to seek sexual interactions , during which it could pass to another host . Carriers did not feel sexual desire towards each other , thereby increasing the chances of spreading the parasite to as many hosts as possible . The parasite could reanimate corpses of its victims , at least for short periods of time . Among the first human carriers were Dawn Shale , Duncan B . and Harry Fletcher . Dawn and Harry died , whereas Duncan went on to infect Jack Harkness , breaking his neck in the process . Being immortal , Jack returned back to life and infected Tyler Steele and Ng , occupying Gwen Cooper ' s body . It was predicted that , if left unchecked , this parasite would easily and quickly wipe out all human population of Cardiff . The parasite was known to the Sorvix , who used special worm s to cure the condition . The worms had to be swallowed alive . Tyler persuaded Ro - Jedda to provide this cure for them . Torchwood Three exterminated the vent scrits , thus , neutralising the danger . ( AUDIO : " Love Rat " )
DWM 89 The 89th issue of " Doctor Who Magazine " had a cover date of June 1984 . It was the first cover to depict Colin Baker in full costume as the Sixth Doctor . Contents . Archives . DWM Archives ( Retelling by episode , with no credits ) Episode Guide Update ( with episode endings , credits and dates )
Aethelred Aethelred was the chief administrator of the leisure planet Caligaris Epsilon Six in 7711 . Despairing of what he saw as the breakdown of the Third Great and Bountiful Human Empire , he decided to isolate Caligaris Epsilon Six by means of a planet wide quarantine and set himself up as its king . All adult inhabitants of the planet were killed by recombinant yersinia pestis ; the children who survived the disease unquestioningly accepted " King " Aethelred ' s explanations . Aethelred was deposed a hundred fifty years later with the help of the Eleventh Doctor and Amy Pond . ( COMIC : " A Fairytale Life " )
Abanazar ' s Madness Abanazar ' s Madness was a pop album by John Jones owned by Ada Obiefune . When Alice Obiefune found this album among the things of her recently departed mother , the Eleventh Doctor decided to take Alice to Jones ' performance in 1962 . ( COMIC : " What He Wants . . . " ) Behind the scenes . Both the title and the image on the cover of the album are an homage to David Bowie ' s album . In particular , the title is obtained by antonymising each word of " Aladdin Sane " : is one of Aladdin ' s adversaries and " madness " is the opposite of " sanity " .
Earthos Earthos was a planet which was home to the Braggen and their rulers the Kling . At some point , the Fourth Doctor was able to form a truce between the Braggen and the Kling by unmasking the Kling Emperor as a computer . ( COMIC : " Kling Dynasty " )
Tain Tain was a sentient bioship created by the Makers . Tain broke free of Maker control and destroyed its communication organ . It tried to integrate itself into the surface of Espero to prevent the Makers or their enemies the Oon from taking it back to war . Tain also created the night beast s to protect itself . Tain was attacked by Reo , who implanted his consciousness into Tain . With the help of the Eighth Doctor , Tain escaped his body and entered the body of a mokey called Nessus . The Doctor destroyed Tain ' s old body and Reo at the same time . ( PROSE : " Halflife " )
Phyllis Dawson Phyllis Dawson was Dr John Quinn ' s assistant at the Wenley Moor nuclear research facility . After Quinn made first contact with the Silurian s under Wenley Moor , he told only Dawson of his find . She warned Quinn about the Third Doctor when she found the Doctor was searching Quinn ' s office . Quinn told Dawson about the Silurian the knowledge he intended to get from it , and ignored Dawson ' s warnings that it might kill him . When Quinn didn ' t answer Dawson ' s calls , Dawson returned to the cottage and found Quinn ' s body . She advocated UNIT to attack the Silurians in force and later caught the Silurian virus . ( TV : " Doctor Who and the Silurians " ) Behind the scenes . Dawson ' s first name Phyllis is only given in the novelisation , and is reused in the novel " The Scales of Injustice " .
Gumblejack The Gumblejack was a type of fish that was considered to be one of the tastiest in Mutter ' s Spiral . The Doctor liked to fish for them , specifically once in his sixth regeneration . ( TV : " The Two Doctors " ) Frobisher hunted for some Gumblejack he had created in the Doctor ' s TARDIS . They made high - pitched squeaking noises . ( AUDIO : " The Holy Terror " )
The North Pole Experience The North Pole Experience was an interactive museum located on the North Pole , built on the exact same spot in which Martha Jones had become the first person to walk on the North Pole 200 years earlier . The museum had a gift shop that sold clockwork penguins and " I ' ve Been to the North Pole " t - shirts . Between 2088 and 2092 , the Tenth Doctor took Martha to visit . They shared coffee on the museum ' s observation deck . ( PROSE : " The Frozen Wastes " )
Circle of Transcendence The Circle of Transcendence was built by Anubis with the help of his key by Horus ' request . Its purpose was to allow all Osiran s to escape to a higher , four - dimensional universe . By Horus ' command , Anubis was left as the Circle ' s guardian until all Osiran technology is purged from the universe . The millennia that the purge required caused a degradation in the polar quantum articulations . If Anubis used the Circle to finally ascend himself , the universe would have been destroyed . The Tenth Doctor and Dorothy Bell managed to persuade Anubis to wait until the Doctor helped him to fix the Circle . ( COMIC : " Sins of the Father " ) Anubis was possessed by the fragments of Sutekh and was made to align the " Shining Horizon " with the Circle so that Sutekh , along with other enemies of the Doctor that had been trapped , could be freed . Sutekh then prevented himself from being pulled back towards the Circle by throwing the Destroyer into it and blocking the flow of energy . ( COMIC : " Old Girl " )
11 Richmond Street 11 Richmond Street was an address in Cardiff on Richmond Street . From 1932 it was occupied by the Ritz and housed a dance hall , which closed in 1989 . ( TV : " Captain Jack Harkness " ) Two years prior to the Sorvix invasion of Cardiff , the Ritz was demolished and luxury apartments built on the same place . This Ritz Tower was originally developed by Zaheed Shah , who was removed from the picture by Bilis Manger . Bilis designed the building to harness the anger energy of tenants . ( AUDIO : " A Kill to a View " )
Andrew Stirling - Brown Andrew Stirling - Brown co - wrote three stories for Big Finish Productions with James Parsons . He wrote the audio stories " LIVE 34 " and " Purity " , as well as the novel " Filthy Lucre " . He also co - wrote the short story " Old Boys " with Steve Parsons .
Polycarver A polycarver is a member of the art department who works with polystyrene to make large props . , the only polycarver credited in a DWU production is Tim Hobbis , who worked on the " Class " stories " Co - Owner of a Lonely Heart " and " Brave - ish Heart " .
Martian Communicators Guild The Martian Communicators Guild was an organisation that operated on the Ice Warrior s ' home planet of Mars . In 1997 , Bernice Summerfield managed to send a message to the Communicators Guild informing them of the deceptive actions of Lord Xznaal who had invaded the United Kingdom under the pretence of Martian law being breached by human explorers . She later received a communique from Balgrar of the clan Thaumasia who decided to aid her in her plight in order to wipe out the dishonour brought about on the Ice Warrior race by the Argyre Clan . Thus , he intended to send a number of warbarges to attack Xznaal ' s vessel over London but before he could do so , the Mars Orbiter was sent crashing into the Argyre region wiping out the Ice Warriors there and preventing any aid being received by Earth . ( PROSE : " The Dying Days )
Raggor Raggor was a prominent criminal figure in Mega City . He was rumoured to control most of the gambling and drug traffic in Mega City and was known to be a ruthless killer . He also ran a nightclub in the city . Karne planned to kill Raggor and assume his identity . Though succeeding in the former , he was stopped from copying Raggor by Chris Cwej and Roz Forrester . ( PROSE : " Shakedown " )
Laud Archbishop Laud was a contemporary of Charles I . He was beautificating churches in England , causing a protest from puritans . The king failed to prevent his beheading at the behest of the Parliament in January 1649 . ( PROSE : " The Roundheads " ) Behind the scenes . Although the first name and the title of Archbishop of Canterbury are not explicitly mentioned in the story , the provided historical details leave no doubt that it is William Laud , the Archbishop of Canterbury , who is meant .
Demontage According to the Eighth Doctor , demontage was a French word which meant the opposite of " montage " . As he told Sam Jones and Fitz Kreiner , it implied the deconstruction of an event or person to get to some core truth . While a montage was a collage of pictures which formed a complex image , a demontage stripped away the complexity to arrive at simpler truths . In particular , the Doctor wanted to demontage Henri Blanc , so as to figure out his motivations . ( PROSE : " Demontage " )
Tar - Modowk Leader The Tar - Modowk Leader initiated the attempt at getting Nick Zimmerman ' s time ship . He wanted to find out who was destroying the time ship . He later arrives at Zimmerman ' s estate . He destroyed a tomb in order to get the time ship . ( AUDIO : " No More Lies " )
Genocide ( novel ) Genocide was the fourth BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures novel featuring the Eighth Doctor and Samantha Jones . It was written by Paul Leonard . This novel also features Jo Grant , who last appeared in novel form in the Missing Adventures novel " Speed of Flight " . This was the first full length story to feature an older Jo Grant . Katy Manning would reprise the role , showing a much different outcome of Jo Grant ' s life in the 2010 " The Sarah Jane Adventures " TV story " Death of the Doctor " . Publisher ' s summary . Years after leaving UNIT , Jo Grant receives a plea for help from an old acquaintance . A palaeontological study of the earliest known humans is apparently under threat from a UNIT force led by a captain who does not officially exist . Investigating further , she begins to find herself out of her depth — and out of the twentieth century altogether . . . Meanwhile , the Eighth Doctor and Sam visit Earth in 2109 — but there is no trace of the human race . Earth is home of the Tractite s , a peaceful race who have been living there for hundreds of thousands of years . Astonished and appalled , the Doctor travels back in time to see just what went wrong in Earth ' s prehistory . Why have Jo and the expedition been taken back in time ? Are the Tractites all they seem ? Finally , separated from the TARDIS , the Doctor ' s last chance to put things right rests with Sam — but has even she turned against him ? Plot . " to be added "
The Wrong Hands ( short story ) The Wrong Hands was a short story published in " Consequences " . It was written by Andrew Cartmel . Publisher ' s summary . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "