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Rose ( Rise of the Cybermen ) Rose was the Yorkshire Terrier that belonged to Jackie Tyler in Pete ' s World . She seemed to be that world ' s alternative to the girl Rose Tyler in the Doctor ' s universe who was Jackie and Pete Tyler ' s daughter . The alternative universe Jackie and Pete had no children . On 1 February 2007 , she was at Jackie ' s birthday party when the Cybermen attacked . The Tenth Doctor , who along with his universe ' s Rose was working as catering staff at the time , couldn ' t help but laugh when he realised his companion ' s parallel world alternative was a dog , though apologised shortly after . ( TV : " Rise of the Cybermen " ) The prime Jackie Tyler , feeling lonely as Rose travelled with the Doctor , considered getting a " little dog " which she would have named Rufus . ( AUDIO : " Wednesdays For Beginners " )
Hr ' oln Hr ' oln was Eve ' s first pet and also her password to The Museum of the Last Ones . She lived in a secret part of the Museum . When the Tenth Doctor and Martha Jones found her , she told them how she got there and how Eve was created . She was an explorer for her species , the Cirranin , and travelled out into the stars . However , when she arrived home , she found out that her planet was destroyed in a war . She went out again , and landed on a planet . The inhabitants of the planet were afraid of her appearance , and so she built Eve to speak with them . The natives caught a plague , so Hr ' oln tried to save them by developing suspended animation technology , but it was too late . Heartbroken , she told Eve that she must not let species die out . Eve then put Hr ' oln into suspended animation . When she awoke , she declined the Tenth Doctor ' s offer to take her back to her own time , instead trying to save species by cloning different samples . ( PROSE : " The Last Dodo " )
Travast Polong Travast Polong was a small , slug - like , multi - eyed alien . Though not evil , it was a repeated annoyance to Sarah Jane Smith . Biography . In 2009 , it attempted to put a plot into action at a hospital in Tarminster . Sarah Jane Smith showed up and it ran from her . She left to deal with a Berserker . ( TV : " The Mark of the Berserker " ) Later that same year , it was being sold on eBay in its dormant stage . Sarah Jane bought it to keep it out of trouble . When it arrived at Sarah Jane ' s house , Rani Chandra and Clyde Langer took it inside Rani ' s house , where it escaped . They eventually recaptured it and Sarah Jane had Mr Smith teleport him to Polongus . ( TV : " The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith " ) Travast Polong lived in the wet and slimy bog of the planet . The slimy bog had the perfect temperature and provided a lot of food . Travast Polong couldn ' t survive in the desert of the planet . ( GAME : " Plant and Animal Habitats " )
Into the Dalek ( DWE episode ) The second instalment of Doctor Who Extra was attached to the second episode of Series 8 , Into the Dalek . It was released on both BBC iPlayer online and the BBC Red Button on television following the episode ' s broadcast on BBC One . Aspects of production covered . The production crew reveals how they filmed the scene in which Clara and Journey Blue are climbing up a rope while Gretchen Carlisle sacrificed herself to the Dalek antibodies . The scene where a student asks Danny Pink if he had ever killed a man was also put under the microscope . Additional topics covered . " to be added " Home video releases . " to be added "
Arkansas Arkansas was a state of the United States of America . In the autumn of 1870 , Abraham White was a travelling salesman there , unloading Gideon Bible s on the locals . One night , the Pariah landed near White and merged with him , forming a new and more powerful " gestalt " being . This act in the Arkansas countryside gave rise to the Threshold . ( COMIC : " Wormwood " )
Hadax Ura The Hadax Ura was a sentient superweapon developed by the Hub Alliance to end the war against the Axis Worlds . It escaped from its laboratory to the planet Unnamed BX - 4 , where it had become insane after it uninstalled all of its diagnostic software . The planet was the only suitable planet possessing a sufficient intelligence . It had built propulsion chambers by cannibalising its own propulsion engines . The Hadax Ura cybernetically modified the planet ' s wildlife to create soldiers that would wipe out both sides in the war , and through them , lured Mr Hitch to be converted and augmented into a part of its war machine and to find a means of escape . The Hadax Ura bluffed being easily shut down by the Jungle ' s organic avatar , but this was part of its plan to get on board Mr Hitch ' s lander , and duplicate further on the nearest population centre . The Hadax Ura took over the body of Mr Hitch , overwriting his mind , but was ejected from the lander ' s airlock by the Doctor and burnt up on re - entry , having been taken on board the lander without any propulsion or heat shields , only its controlling intelligence . ( COMIC : " Spirits of the Jungle " )
Golem ( The Beast of Orlok ) Golems were artificial humanoid lifeforms fashioned as soldiers . Golems were usually made of aluminium silicate clay , though sometimes they were made from gold . Characteristics . Once given an order , a golem would tirelessly work to that goal even if the order was rescinded by its master . The Eighth Doctor referred to golems as as unthinking killing machines and the best soldiers in the universe , due to their near invulnerability . ( AUDIO : " The Beast of Orlok " ) History . A pair of experimental golems , known as Hans and Greta , crashed in a spacecraft near the town of Orlok on Earth in the early 19th century . Unlike other golems , Hans and Greta were capable of learning and adapting . They also appeared human , appeared to age , and even believed themselves to " be " human . General Zoff came to retrieve them in 1827 . Golems were outlawed by Article XII of the Galactic Code . ( AUDIO : " The Beast of Orlok " )
Yendip Internment Centre The Yendip Internment Centre was the only prison on Yquatine . It was located outside the capitol city of Yendip . Serious lawbreakers were sent to maximum - security facilities on Beatrix . Only minor criminal offenders were sent to the Centre , which was escape - proof . This was all to maintain Yquatine ' s pleasant facade and not negatively impact the tourist industry . Though manual labour was available to pass the time , the primary occupation of the Centre ' s prisoners was translating text from one alien language to another . After getting separated from the Eighth Doctor and Compassion , Fitz Kreiner was arrested and spent a month at the Centre . ( PROSE : " The Fall of Yquatine " )
Care Bear In October 2016 , Miss Quill called April MacLean a " ludicrous Care Bear " to express her view of the girl when she still didn ' t understand about the Shadow Kin . Tanya Adeola had a Care Bear among the stuffed animal collection in her bedroom at Clarendon House . ( TV : " For Tonight We Might Die " )
Master of the Blackhole ( short story ) Master of the Blackhole was short story published in " TV Comic " Annual 1978 . Summary . The Doctor awakes from a sleep and feels that something is in the TARDIS with him , noting a drop in temperature . He searches his surroundings before checking the console . While he set the TARDIS for Earth in the 20th century , he has " impossibly " drifted into the vast black regions of the outer Universe , meaning he ' d have to have been sleeping for a month . To draw whatever he ' s up against out , he decides to use the Timeloop , a small refinement he recently added to the TARDIS . In theory , the ship would be looped through two time dimension s , a kind of suspended animation ; however , it is uncertain if the navigational circuits could break the cycle . Taking a chance , he activates the device . The ships fades from the black void and reappears , and the air around the Doctor becomes freezing while a tall , monstrous apparition materialises before him . He is a servant of the Master of the Blackhole , who demands the Doctor ' s ship and his utter obedience . The Doctor tells him that , unfortunately , they are doomed to be together in a suspended state of timelessness . The vapourous monster says nothing is beyond the Master . The Doctor checks the astro - chart and sees the TARDIS is drawing close and fast into a black hole . With the interior frosting over , the Doctor remembers the laser torch in his pocket , and slumps to the floor , the monster thinking he ' s asleep from having his body heat drained . He fires the laser at the monster and it disappears in a blanket of mist . But the TARDIS spins in an uncontrollable spiral , plunging into the black pit of reverse matter . He wakes up , wondering if he ' s become the apparition , and finds he ' s seated in the TARDIS with a plate . It was just a bad dream from eating strong cheese in space .
Valdigian The Valdigians were , according to the Fifth Doctor , " one of your more civilised insect - like species " . Biology . The Valdigians had wing s and multiple pairs of arms . ( AUDIO : " The Judgement of Isskar " ) Culture and law . On the ring world of Safeplace , Wembik claimed that due to " everything " being plentiful , " we don ' t need king s any more " . Nonetheless , kings remained among the Valdigians as a ceremonial position . Their law stated that kings could only rule from the age of 23 . Until that point , a provisional government kept the peace and only got involved when it had to . Because the Valdigians neither wanted nor needed leadership , they elected children to be king , under the agreement that they stepped down at the age of 22 . In return , they received a " generous " pension . Due to this , kings never ruled and the species only had a government as was " absolutely necessary " . ( AUDIO : " The Judgement of Isskar " ) History . After a galactic war , Valdigian refugees settled on Safeplace , where their descendants remained . They used a castle , actually a segment of the Key to Time , to settle discussions and to negotiate . There were tensions between Lady Mesca and Wembik over who would succeed the position . According to Wembik , she didn ' t mind whether or not her son took the role , so long as it wasn ' t Mesca ' s who did . Under the influence of Zara , Wembik poison ed Mesca . The Fifth Doctor found an anti - venom to treat the poison and Mesca recovered . When Ice Warrior s arrived at the castle , searching for the segment , the Valdigians fought back . As the Ice Warriors retreated , barricades were set up around the castle . Amy worked out a compromise between Mesca and Wembik — they agreed to be married to one another , so that whoever ' s son became king , he would also be the son of the other one . When Isskar was sent in to talk with the Doctor , Zara had turned the segment back into a crystal , trapping everyone inside . Realising the castle was the next segment , Zara turned the segment into a crystal , trapping the Valdigians inside . Amy , having received the segment in her battle with Zara , turned the segment back into a castle , allowing the Valdigians to escape before it was returned to its crystal state again . ( AUDIO : " The Judgement of Isskar " )
Suddenly in a Graveyard ( short story ) Suddenly in a Graveyard was a short story published by BBC Children ' s Books in 2010 . The enemy was a Weeping Angel . Summary . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Lawrence ( Fear of the Dark ) Captain Lawrence was the commander of the Consortium Survey Vessel " Adamantium " . He answered Jyl Stoker ' s distress call from Akoshemon ' s moon . When the ship took off after taking on the survivors , Lawrence was possessed by the Dark and made the ship crash back onto the moon . He died soon after from injuries sustained during the crash . ( PROSE : " Fear of the Dark " )
DWDVDF 115 The one hundred fifteenth issue of the " Doctor Who DVD Files " - " The Ultimate Build - up Doctor Who Encyclopaedia " had a cover date of 29 May 2013 . Magazine content . Collectable loose leaf pages divided into nine categories that could be filed accordingly .
Petronella Osgood ' s sister Petronella Osgood was jealous of her sister ' s good looks . Around the 2010s , a Zygon that copied Osgood ' s appearance mocked her , saying it should have copied her prettier sister . ( TV : " The Day of the Doctor " )
Marcus Krytell Marcus Krytell was a wealthy 26th century industrialist . He ran the Krytell Science Foundation , and provided the starting funds for St Oscar ' s University . ( PROSE : " Oh No It Isn ' t ! " ) In 2593 , he obtained a Olabrian joy - luck crystal . The crystal was then stolen from him by the thief only known as the Cat ' s Paw . The thief arranged to return the crystal on the maiden voyage of the " Titanian Queen " . Not wanting his involvement known , he convinced Bernice Summerfield to act as his agent for the transfer . ( PROSE : " Ship of Fools " )
Laserson probe The laserson probe was a tool used for the modification or repair of electronic technology , including weapons . D84 described its capabilities in saying " it [ could ] punch a fist - hole in six - inch armour plate or take the crystals from a snowflake one by one " . Taren Capel used it to modify the sandminer robot s aboard " Storm Mine 4 " to kill human s . After Capel ' s death , the Fourth Doctor used a probe to deactivate SV7 , stopping it from killing Toos . ( TV : " The Robots of Death " ) The ancient cyborg Wesley Sparks threatened a number of people , including his fiancée Majenta Pryce , with a laserson probe . In the end an android version of Wesley plunges that probe into the cyborg ' s chest , killing it . ( COMIC : " Mortal Beloved " )
Hans de Vries Hans de Vries played a Cyberman in the " Doctor Who " story " The Tomb of the Cybermen " . De Vries debuted in an episode of " The Saint " in 1966 , after which he appeared on , , " UFO " , and . His final known acting credit was in an episode of " Dixon of Dock Green " in 1974 .
The Invasion of E - Space ( audio story ) The Invasion of E - Space was the fourth instalment in the fifth series of " The Companion Chronicles " . It was the first story in any medium to be set within the E - Space trilogy since the Fourth Doctor segment of " The Eight Doctors " in 1997 . It was written by Andrew Smith , who opened the arc with " Full Circle " in 1980 . Publisher ' s summary . Trapped within E - Space , the Doctor , Romana and Adric are searching for a Charged Vacuum Emboitment — the gateway back to our universe . It ' s like looking for a needle in a haystack . Then , by pure chance , a brand new CVE rips into being . Its makers are the Farrian , a warlike race who have the technology to break into E - Space . They have come to invade and plunder this new territory , and the riches of the planet Ballustra are their first target . Plot . " to be added "
Badger ( Lungbarrow ) Badger was an avatroid which Quences gave the Doctor when he was a child . It acted as his tutor , protector and friend . ( PROSE : " Lungbarrow " ) Biography . Badger came with the rest of his race to Gallifrey seeking time travel . They were told that their home planet would be sealed behind a force field if they ever returned there . ( PROSE : " Divided Loyalties " ) When the Doctor was a child , Quences gave Badger to him . ( PROSE : " Lungbarrow " ) Quences sent Badger to collect the Doctor from the Academy , wanting him home to celebrate Otherstide and his name day . The Doctor refused and sent Badger home without him . ( PROSE : " Divided Loyalties " ) When the Doctor was disowned by his family and left Gallifrey in his stolen TARDIS , Badger was stored away in the House of Lungbarrow . He remained in stand - by mode , reactivating only when the Doctor returned to Lungbarrow in his seventh incarnation . ( PROSE : " Lungbarrow " ) Other realities . In a parallel universe where the Doctor never left Gallifrey , Quences downloaded his own mind into Badger ' s positronic brain before he died so that he could influence the Doctor to stay on Gallifrey and become Lord President . When the Doctor escaped from Quences ' control and publicly protested the corrupt High Council , Quences ordered that Badger kill him ; however , Surus destroyed it before it could . ( AUDIO : " Auld Morality " ) The version of the Eighth Doctor that lived in the Obverse had a private nurse and school teacher named Badger . ( PROSE : " The Blue Angel " ) Appearance . Badger looked nothing like its namesake . It was bulky , standing about seven feet tall and was covered in serrated black stripes over a cream - coloured pelt . Its body was bear - like and tusks sprouted from its mouth . On either side of its head were massive , curling horns " big enough to hang a coat from " . Despite a realistic exterior , there were things which marked Badger as obviously mechanical . It had a wide variety of emotions programmed into it , but most of them were too robotically precise to be convincing . Its speakers were apparently hidden in its chest , because its voice never sounded as to be coming from its mouth . Because Badger was meant to protect the Doctor , it had incredible strength , enough to fight and kill a monster who ' d taken up residence in the flooded northern annex of the House of Lungbarrow . Badger would even attack other Time Lord s if it thought they threatened the Doctor . ( PROSE : " Lungbarrow " )
Natalie Walter Natalie Walter played Alice Coltrane in the " Doctor Who " television story " Turn Left " . Natalie Walter dated actor David Tennant in 2003 and 2004 . They also starred in the 2008 Royal Shakespeare Company production of " Love ' s Labour ' s Lost " together .
NHS number An NHS number was a personal identification number , related to the public health service in the United Kingdom , the NHS . In 2010 , the Eleventh Doctor showed Craig Owens his " NHS number " along with his " National Insurance number " and a reference from the Archbishop of Canterbury , when introducing himself to move in as Craig ' s flatmate . Each piece of identification was , in fact , merely the Doctor ' s psychic paper at work . ( TV : " The Lodger " )
Paul Wheeler Paul Wheeler was the film cameraman on part two of the " Doctor Who " television story " Enlightenment " , where he was credited as Paul Hellings - Wheeler . He was later the film cameraman on both episodes of " The Awakening " , and was the vision mixer for " Resurrection of the Daleks " . Wheeler has had a long career both as a cameraman and a cinematographer that stretches back to the 1970s . He received two BAFTA nominations for his work on .
Gelth ambassador The Gelth ambassador was the leader of the Gelth . Though originally humanoid , the ambassador and billions of Gelth were turned into gaseous lifeforms in the Last Great Time War . Eventually , they discovered a space - time rift , which opened up into Gabriel Sneed ' s mortuary in 1869 Cardiff . The Gelth were naturally attracted to the area , since they could inhabit the gas found in the pipes and emerge through gas lamps . They also discovered that they could survive in the gases in a decomposing human and , as the Ninth Doctor put it , " use it as a vehicle " . The Gelth ambassador contacted Gwyneth , Sneed ' s servant , who had psychic abilities . She thought of the Gelth as angels . Through Gwyneth , the ambassador spoke with the Doctor , presenting its kind as peaceful and facing extinction . The Gelth asked for the Doctor ' s help in allowing Gwyneth to open the time rift further , allowing through more of their kind . The Doctor accepted the idea as an interim stage before taking the Gelth to a place where he could help them acquire new , specially - created bodies . To open the rift efficiently , Gwyneth would have to stand in the weakest point of the rift ( under a door frame in this instance ) where the strongest connection to her ' angels ' could be made . With the rift opened wider , the Gelth , however , planned to let all the billions of Gelth through and take the planet by force . Gwyneth closed the rift in time , however , and destroyed the ambassador and the remaining Gelth with fire . ( TV : " The Unquiet Dead " )
Keaver Keaver was a resident of K ' anpo Rimpoche ' s meditation centre . He , Barnes , Moss and Land worked with Lupton to summon the Eight Legs to Earth . He was taken over by them , but was freed when the Great One died . ( TV : " Planet of the Spiders " )
Noxwen Van Coofen Noxwen Van Coofen was Cal MacNannovich ' s partner . He came with Cal as his plus one to the Platform One party in the year 5 . 5 / Apple / 26 to watch the destruction of the Earth when its sun expanded . ( TV : " The End of the World " ) Cal and he wore large , hooded cloaks and cybernetic face masks which special air was pumped into . He mourned the Moxx of Balhoon ' s death before they left . ( TV : " The End of the World " ) Noxwen , along with Cal and the other survivors of Platform One , was later kidnapped by the Elth of Balhoon , who believed that they hadn ' t tried to help the Moxx of Balhoon and had abandoned him to die . They were rescued by the Tenth Doctor and not only forgave the Elth for kidnapping them , but offered to help him as well .
Incasaur Incasaurs were a race of lizard men who lived in another dimension . They opened a portal to Macchu Picchu in order to escape their world when its sun was dying . The portal created a time hole for them to travel through . Their plans were stopped when Hiram Bingham fell through the time hole and touched his future self , closing the time hole forever . ( COMIC : " Hitching Point " )
Umbrella title An umbrella title is a title which is used to label a group of things which have all gone out under " other " titles . According to Yale University it is effectively synonymous with one sense of the phrase " series title " . Though it should not be confused with " programme title " , Yale describe it as a " title for a number of objects published individually but forming a logical group as defined by the publisher " . " Doctor Who " examples of this ilk would certainly include : Past Doctor Adventures , Virgin Missing Adventures , New Series Adventures and so forth . Inasmuch as printed matter is concerned , there ' s not much difference between a " series " and " umbrella " title . However , its usage amongst writers about television distinguishes between a simple programme or series title — like " Doctor Who " — and an umbrella title . In television , the term is often used as a catch - all phrase to describe a timeslot that houses many distinct , if thematically related , things . Writing about 90s American television , for instance , Tim Brooks and Earle Marsh said , It ' s thus possible to immediately label things like " Doctor Who Night " and " Doctor Who Weekend " as " umbrella titles " . Less obvious examples exist as well . " Night and the Doctor " , a collection of loosely - themed shorts on the series 6 home video releases , would also be an umbrella title , as would " The Key to Time " , the overarching title for season 16 , and " Key2Time " , the audio sequel trilogy published by Big Finish . Umbrella titles are also quite common on " Doctor Who " DVD documentaries , as illustrated by " The Making of The Trial of a Time Lord " , " Stripped for Action " , " Girls ! Girls ! Girls ! " and " Now and Then " — just to name a few . It can be argued that serial titles are in fact umbrella titles as well , though this point is debatable . At the very least , it is not commonplace to hear " The Rescue " being referred to as an " umbrella title " . Instead , such labels are generally thought of as " serial titles " or , more simply , " story titles " .
Golosian Golosian was the language of the Gholos . It sounded like crackling and rustling and was made of a series of signals framed in semiotic strings . It was significantly more complex than any human language and even the TARDIS ' translation circuit was unable to translate it . It took fifteen years for the translator Loozly to begin to understand it . ( AUDIO : " Bang - Bang - a - Boom ! " )