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Temporal orbit A temporal orbit was a manoeuvre involving a TARDIS travelling back over its own time stream and holding in orbit over a single temporal location . This manoeuvre was used by the Eighth Doctor in his TARDIS ( though Grace Holloway was at the controls ) to reverse the effects of the Eye of Harmony on Earth in 1999 . ( TV : " Doctor Who " ) The Eighth Doctor also used a temporal orbit to develop a cure for Janusian radiation sickness after Samantha Jones had died from it , in order to be able to return prior to her death and save her . ( PROSE : " The Janus Conjunction " ) The TARDIS once forced itself into a temporal orbit every time the Doctor tried to leave Earth . ( PROSE : " Autumn Mist " ) The Eighth Doctor entered a temporal orbit in order to give himself enough time to read and transcribe " The Darvias Saga " . ( PROSE : " Best Seller " ) The Eighth Doctor was trapped in a temporal orbit when the TARDIS stalled after taking a bout of temporal turbulence during the Last Great Time War . ( PROSE : " Ghost of Christmas Past " ) The War Doctor " parked " his TARDIS in a temporal orbit while preparing the possibility engine to employ in the Tantalus Eye , against the Dalek s . ( PROSE : " Engines of War " ) In one account , the maneuvre which allowed Professor Chronotis to come back to life after his mind was stolen by Skagra involved a temporal orbit . ( PROSE : " Shada " )
Electro Attack The Electro attack was a built - in Cyberman weapon , demonstrated by both types , as well as the Cyberslave s on different occasions . Cybermen of Mondas . It was first used by the Cybermen of Mondas , in their attempts to take the Moonbase , and was later used again by the same sort of Cybermen after being awakened from their Tombs . The attack involved firing a discharge of electricity that almost instantly knocked any human out cold . ( TV : " The Moonbase " ) Although stronger , humans sometimes took more than one blast . ( TV : " Tomb of the Cybermen " ) The Cybermen encountered by the Twelfth Doctor on a colony ship on Floor 1056 possessed this form of attack , able to electrocute him to near death when one grappled him , almost forcing a regeneration . It left him unconsciousness and unable to walk properly despite trying to recover for several weeks , less during the actual skirmish on floor 0507 though . ( TV : " The Doctor Falls " ) Cybermen of Pete ' s World . A different version of the Electro attack was the first weapon exhibited by the Cybermen of a parallel universe . It involved an electrical discharge delivered to the victim through the Cyberman ' s gauntlet . The shock was enough to kill a human instantly . This weapon was usually used ( on humans ) in the neck or shoulder region to ensure death was instant . The electrical discharge was blue in colour . They could apparently choose whether or not to employ it , as several Cybermen were able to grab individuals without giving them a lethal electric shock . ( TV : " Rise of the Cybermen " / " The Age of Steel " , " The Next Doctor " ) The Eleventh Doctor could survive it , knocking him out for only a few minutes . The arm that harmed him was severed from its body and heavily damaged though . ( TV : " The Pandorica Opens " ) Danny Pink , while as a Cyberman , used the electromagnetic pulse in his hand to knock Clara Oswald unconscious . ( TV : " Death in Heaven " ) Cybermen in GSO and Cyberslaves . The Cyberslave s at the GSO geological survey , once fully converted , were able to shoot electricity out of their hands and able to kill by touch . The Cybermen , once reactivated , were able to kill by shooting from a permanently mounted gun on their right arms , resembling the Mondasian version . ( GAME : " Blood of the Cybermen " ) Behind the scenes . information in " " magazine gave more information about the electro attack . According to " DWBIT " 17 , although their wrist blasters had no effect on the Dalek s , the Cybermen were able to use their electric attack to destroy the Daleks by ripping their Dalekanium domes off .
Cyber - Silurian Cyber - Silurian was the name given by the Eleventh Doctor , among the alternatives Cyberlurian , Cybersilon , and Cyber - Reptilia , to a variant of Cybermen that were created through the cyber - conversion of Silurian s on prehistoric Earth . They rode cyber - converted dinosaurs . The cybercircuitry used on their dinosaurs was weak to the sonic screwdriver ( COMIC : " Supremacy of the Cybermen " )
Hetty Warner Henrietta " Hetty " Warner was the private secretary of Winston Churchill from 1939 until at least 1941 . ( AUDIO : " The Oncoming Storm " , " Hounded " ) In 1939 , she was attacked by the RATS , which believed she was carrying a Gallifreyan stone . The Ninth Doctor saved her . ( AUDIO : " The Oncoming Storm " )
Marie Marie has several meanings pertinent to the " Doctor Who " universe and the real world . They are listed below in alphabetical order by surname . If no surname is available , alphabetization occurs by the disambiguation term — that is , the bit between the parentheses in a title like Waitress ( Random Shoes ) .
Down to Earth ( short story ) Summary . The Fourth Doctor tracks down Liz Shaw at a restaurant in London to apologise for not saying goodbye to her , and offers her that which he had never managed until now : a trip in the TARDIS . References . " to be added "
Russo - Japanese War The Russo - Japanese War was a war between Russia and Japan fought in 1905 . Soldiers from the Russo - Japanese War were abducted by the War Lord s for their war games . The survivors of the games were returned to Earth after the War Lords were defeated . ( TV : " The War Games " )
Andrew Ross Andrew Ross was a junior doctor operating at Parkland Memorial Hospital . He had been there for a few months prior to 23 November , 1963 , and served as the protege of Dr Mairi Ellison . Sometime before 23 November , his wife , Sophie , was killed in a car accident with another man , Chet , while on her way to a Fort Worth motel , though she had told her husband that she was visiting her sick mother in Austin . Her death destroyed him , causing him to take some time off from his job . He had only returned to the hospital recently . On 23 November , Andrew was one of the first victims of the Shroud , who created the face of his late wife in the remains of a burst blood bag . The Shroud , posing as his wife , started to insult and mock him , saying that she was always in love with another man and that she wanted him to find out about the affair . Mairi and Clara Oswald tried to tell him that it was not really his wife , but he didn ' t listen . After the blood pool was cleaned up with a rag and the face was eliminated , Andrew placed himself in front of an open window . Clara and Mairi tried to alleviate him , but Sophie ' s face reformed in the rag , and insulted him one last time . Holding his hand , Mairi asked him to calm down so they could talk , but Andrew simply said that he had to be with Sophie before jumping out of the window . ( PROSE : " Shroud of Sorrow " )
DWMSE 26 DWMSE " 26 — cover titled The Doctor Who Companion Series Five Volume One " — was the first issue of " Doctor Who Magazine Special Edition " which covered the Steven Moffat production era , and therefore the first to bear the Moffat - era logo and a revamped interior layout redesign . It was the first of two issues dedicated to series 5 , covering the episodes from " The Eleventh Hour " to " The Vampires of Venice " . Publisher ' s summary . Your complete guide to the award - winning BBC One series ! Written and researched by Andrew Pixley . 2010 was a landmark year for Doctor Who . Matt Smith and Karen Gillan appeared on television as the Eleventh Doctor and Amy Pond for the first time , in a series of incredible adventures . From the Doctor ' s crash landing in sleepy Leadworth , through to his arrival at Amy ' s wedding in a rebooted universe , the last of the Time Lord s faced many monsters during the course of his travels , including Weeping Angel s , Silurian s , Auton s , Cybermen , Smiler s , Venetian Vampires , Prisoner Zero . . . and of course , the Dalek s ! Now , " Doctor Who Magazine " takes you behind the scenes of the Eleventh Doctor ' s first six episodes with an in - depth episode guide — including original storylines , deleted scenes , media appearances , ratings information and thousands of facts about the day - to - day life of the making of " Doctor Who " — all illustrated with gorgeous , never - before - seen photographs . This collector ' s edition examines " The Eleventh Hour " , " The Beast Below " , " Victory of the Daleks " , " The Time of Angels " / " Flesh and Stone " and " The Vampires of Venice " , as well as the specially - made 3D cinema trailer . This is your essential guide to worlds of " Doctor Who " . Get ready to discover a wealth of information — but watch out for the cracks . . . Contents . Episode Guide . ( Each episode is given a synopsis , production details , broadcast and ratings details , full cast and crew credits , fact file , " Radio Times " coverage , script snippets and connections
Rallon Rallonwashatellaraw was a Gallifreyan from the House of Stillhaven who attended the Prydonian Academy at the same time as the First Doctor . Like the Doctor , he belonged to the the Deca . The Doctor and Rallon found the Celestial Toymaker together along with Millennia , another member of the Deca and Rallon ' s lover . The Toymaker took over Rallon ' s body and used it as his own , capturing Millennia as his servant . During a confrontation with the Fifth Doctor , as Rallon ' s body began to decay , Rallon was able to expel the Toymaker by triggering all twelve of his regeneration s at once , Rallon and Millennia passing on while his Watcher remained to keep the Toymaker in check in future . ( PROSE : " Divided Loyalties " ) Behind the scenes . Though Rallon to date has not been portrayed by any actors in any official " Doctor Who " media , it is reasonable to presume that , as the Toymaker is possessing his body during the events of his first appearance , that Michael Gough ' s appearance as the Toymaker can be considered to be considered as his own .
Jessica Pugh Jessica Pugh was the wife of Roger Pugh , living with him in Cardiff . Tragically , on one night in 2007 when a meteorite appeared in the sky above Cardiff , Jessica was killed in an accident caused when a car driver was distracted by the sight . Ten years later , Roger came to her grave to speak to her of the near - death experience he had while Gwen Cooper was showing him a day of her work as part of Torchwood . When Roger told Gwen of her death , Gwen realised that Jessica died on the same night that she first worked for Torchwood , the meteorite having contained an alien entity . Following this , Roger agreed to give Gwen his support in developing a new Torchwood Cardiff facility as Planning Officer for Cardiff City Council . ( AUDIO : " More Than This " )
Dry Springs Dry Springs was a town in the state of Nevada , located within helicopter distance of Area 51 . Cassie Rice was a waitress at her mother ' s diner there , and Jimmy Stalkingwolf was a ranch hand on local spreads . Shortly after the Tenth Doctor ' s arrival in 1958 , it was attacked by a Viperox battle drone and representatives of the Alliance of Shades . Ultimately , the town sustained a major Viperox attack , and was essentially destroyed . ( TV : " Dreamland " )
Freeze ( comic story ) Freeze was a comic story published in September 2014 by BBC Children ' s Books as a part of the official " Doctor Who " annual for 2015 . Synopsis . Clara is late for work and hopes to use the TARDIS to resolve the issue , but the Doctor has other plans . . . Plot . Clara enters the TARDIS and asks the Doctor to take her to Coal Hill School half an hour earlier as she is late . However , the Doctor says , as there is no rush , they should go to Eden 2 , a paradise planet . There , they find it unpopulated and under attack from the Vladlack who want to freeze it to suit their needs . The Doctor and Clara are pursued and the latter breaks the ice . The freezing process suddenly beings to reverse . The Vladlack decide to blow up the planet instead , but a robot declares the planet is a virtual one , being used as a trap , and that they are all under arrest for breaking intergalactic law . The Doctor negotiates with the robot and uses his sonic screwdriver to send a signal to the satellite controlling the planet warning away future visitors due to his belief that this arrest without trial is unjust . The Doctor then returns Clara home , early for work . Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Mark Cossey Mark Cossey is a British executive producer . He was executive producer for series 1 and 2 of " Torchwood Declassified " , most of " Doctor Who Confidential " , " Totally Doctor Who " , " The Infinite Quest " and " The Ultimate Guide " . He also executive produced " " , which aired after the 50th anniversary episode " The Day of the Doctor " .
Red for Danger ( short story ) Summary . Months after the capture of his two siblings , Andy Stone is still hiding out from the Dalek s on Venus . He ' s managed to follow a few Dalek press gangs around and glean some information about the whereabouts of his brother and sister . Finally , an elderly man the Daleks left to die on the side of a road - building project gives him the clue he needs to find Jeff . The man ' s final words lead Andy to one of the few smelting plants on the planet . The Daleks , he discovers , are mining lead . In a hurry . He works out that Jeff must ' ve been taken to the plant because he ' s a mineralogist . When he sneaks into the mine , he manages to find his brother after a bit of a search . Jeff appears to be in control of a new painting process that will help the Daleks combat the rust that the moist planet of Venus engenders . By enriching paint with Venus ' red lead , the Daleks will become effectively immune to rust . Jeff communicates with his brother , still hiding in the shadows , to give him a container filled with sodium azide . Andy doesn ' t understand why his brother is making the request , but he complies . Jeff mixes it with something else and dumps it into the paint . He talks to the lead Dalek , and convinces him that they should repaint all the Daleks at once . The head Dalek agrees , and everyone gets a new paint job . A few short minutes later , the Daleks are incapacitated , allowing Jeff and Andy to sneak out of the mine to freedom . When Andy asks Jeff to explain , the mineralogists says that he combined the sodium azide with lead salt to make the micro - explosive lead azide . Once the paint job hardened in the hot Venusian sun , the lead azide crystals fractured , causing thousands of tiny explosions , which proved quite disorienting to the Daleks . The brothers have a good laugh over this before setting off to find their sister . References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added "
Gardeners ' Worlds ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . Strange occurrences plague the village of Colston Burghley – a mediaeval monument has appeared on the village green , postboxes have disappeared . . . and there ' s trouble in Meredith Bright ’ s back garden . When Mike Yates finds himself at a loss , it ' s down to the Doctor and Jo Grant to get to the root of the trouble . . . References . " to be added "
Policeman 1 ( Logopolis ) On 28 February 1981 , in the London Borough of Barnet , a policeman riding a bicycle stopped at a police box to make a phone call . However , the phone went dead when materialised his TARDIS around the police box . He tried to make the call again , but was dragged into the TARDIS and killed with the Tissue Compression Eliminator . His miniaturised corpse was placed in Vanessa ' s car . ( TV : " Logopolis " ) Behind the scenes . In the novelisation , the policeman ' s name is given as Donald Seagrave .
Supreme Dalek ( Return to Earth ) A Supreme Dalek led the Dalek s on their attempted take - overs of the " SS Lucy Gray " in their efforts to recover their lost Time Axis . The Daleks , including the Supreme Dalek , were destroyed when their ship was sent into the sun . ( GAME : " Evacuation Earth " , " Return to Earth " )
Venus Mantrap ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . Eros , artificial moon of Venus , has a reputation for romance , but Professor Bernice Summerfield is just visiting for the money – specifically the secret royalties of her recently deceased partner , the famous ' novelist ' Jason Kane . Jason entrusted control of the inheritance to Bernice ' s rival in love and academia , acerbic alien rodent Professor Scoblow , and Bernice is prepared for a fight . Unfortunately for Bernice , the path of finance rarely runs smoothly and disgruntled hamsters are the least of her problems : Eros ' s twin moon , the warlike Thanatos , is moving into alignment , Erosian society is in turmoil , war rockets are due for launch , and worst of all the banks are closed until further notice . To get her hands on Jason ' s money , Bernice must ally herself with Scoblow to bring peace to Eros and Thanatos through a dangerous combination of espionage and dating , at terrible risk to both life and dignity . And if that wasn ' t bad enough , a force as inevitable as death is waiting to strike . . . Plot . " to be added " References . " to be added "
Standby props A standby props person is a member of the properties department who is on set at all times during the filming of a scene . They are responsible for the care and continuity supervision of the various props in a scene . They must respond to the requests of actors , directors and other personnel , and are responsible for explaining how individual props work to the actors and directors . They also tend to the onset maintenance of the props . If , for instance , the Doctor ' s sonic screwdriver should become unintentionally damaged during filming , they must immediately provide a replacement or find some way to quickly repair it on set . Because of the sheer number of props in any one scene , they almost always work in pairs to increase efficiency . They directly report to the property master , and are ultimately considered part of the art department . Standby props people were not credited in the 1963 version of the show , but they have been in every episode of the BBC Wales production .
Starsuit Starsuits were a technology of the 22nd century . Project Eden had a few dozen starsuits used for walking on the surfaces of Belial and Moloch and within the parts of the deadspaces that hadn ' t had oxygen generator s set up yet . When Piper O ' Rourke infected the neural net with a virus , it corrupted the starsuits ' software , causing the deaths of Paula Engado and Sam Russell . ( PROSE : " Lucifer Rising " )
The Well - Mannered War ( novel ) The Well - Mannered War was the thirty - third and final novel in the Virgin Missing Adventures series . It was written by Gareth Roberts . It featured the Fourth Doctor , K9 Mark II , Romana II and the Black Guardian . Uniquely , it portrays Romana borrowing articles of clothing from the Doctor ' s old wardrobe . The ending , where the Doctor defeats the Black Guardian by banishing himself to the Time Vortex , may explain why , in " The Leisure Hive " , it felt like years had passed for the Doctor and Romana . Summary . " Destroy them ! Destroy them all - now ! " Barclow - an Earth - type planet on the fringes of space at an inestimably distant point in the future . Two factions claim it : human s from the nearby colony world of Metralubit and a small group of Chelonian troopers . Yet in nearly two hundred years of conflict , not one shot has been fired in anger , there are regular socials in the trenches and the military commanders are the best of friends . The Doctor , Romana II and K9 arrive in the midst of these bizarre hostilities to find there ' s real trouble to come . A crucial election on Metralubit is looming and K9 is forced to begin a new career as a politician . Romana meets an old friend and the Doctor finds that a sinister hidden force may be attempting to alter the war ' s friendly nature . What are the plans of Galatea , the leader of the beautiful robotic Femdroid s ? Who is killing soldiers on both sides of the battle lines ? Will K9 ' s oratory save the day ? Just what is going on ? Plot . " to be added "
Pemburton club The Pemburton club was a bridge club . As Sir John Sudbury claimed , the Third Doctor , Lord Rowlands and Sir John often visited the club , with the Doctor being an " honorary member " . ( PROSE : " The Scales of Injustice " )
57th century In the 57th century , the human race was at war with the Chelonian s . The Seventh Doctor sent Ace to the war to help out the humans . ( COMIC : " The Last Word " ) The Bovian s were almost wiped out . ( AUDIO : " Iris at the Oche " )
Hannah Bennet Hannah Bennet was a pupil at St Cecilia ' s School for Girls . She informed George Litefoot about his predecessor . She was , according to Ravener , a troublesome pupil . In a lesson about the circulatory system , she informed him about some weird stuff . She was later used by Ravener as a bargaining chip . ( AUDIO : " School of Blood " )
Wolsey Wolsey was a cat from 1910s Earth that travelled with the Seventh Doctor . He later belonged to Bernice Summerfield . Biography . Wolsey was a large tomcat with tabby markings . He was a capable hunter and utterly disdainful of human beings . He originally belonged to Joan Redfern who at first knew the Seventh Doctor only as the human John Smith . She gave Wolsey to the Seventh Doctor to " guard " him . ( PROSE : " Human Nature " ) When the Doctor ' s TARDIS was de - rationalised by the Carnival Queen , Chris Cwej and Marielle Duquesne saw Wolsey on a floating grandfather clock . ( PROSE : " Christmas on a Rational Planet " ) Following his regeneration and subsequent reunion with Bernice Summerfield , the Eighth Doctor passed Wolsey to Bernice so that she could watch over him . ( PROSE : " The Dying Days " ) Wolsey was temporarily transformed into a " person " when a Perfecton missile hit the ship on which he and Bernice were travelling . In the Perfecton - generated reality , Wolsey appeared as a seven - foot - tall , fully - clothed , talking , bipedal cat with a large cavalier hat . In this form , Wolsey displayed passions for singing , dancing and rude jokes . He addressed Benny as " servant - woman , " confirming her suspicions about human - cat relations . ( PROSE : " Oh No It Isn ' t ! " ) When Benny travelled away from Dellah on missions and expeditions , Tameka Vito looked after him . ( AUDIO : " Just War " ) Wolsey was present when Peter Summerfield said his first word . ( AUDIO : " The Mirror Effect " ) As Wolsey got older , he became lame in his back leg . ( PROSE : " A Life Worth Living " ) Though Wolsey was neutered , he nevertheless managed to sire several litters of kittens during his time at the Braxiatel Collection . Wolsey died in January 2606 , at a very advanced age , and was buried on KS - 159 , in the gardens of the Braxiatel Collection . ( PROSE : " Something Changed " )
Armbruister Dr Armbruister was the senior librarian on the Braxiatel Collection . He had a reputation for " treating defaulting borrowers with severity " . The Assistant Librarian notified Bernice Summerfield when Jason Kane had several overdue library book s and told her that Dr Armbruister had been recruiting several large volunteers to " visit " Jason to remind him of his obligations . ( PROSE : " Sex Secrets of the Robot Replicants " )
Changing Rooms Changing Rooms was a television programme that Tom joked that 27 years from 1973 , the hipsters he saw roaming the streets of ' 70s London will be watching in their suburban homes , " and wondering how to do up their back bedrooms . " ( PROSE : " Verdigris " )