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Weave The Weave were a race made of a substance similar to wool encountered by the Eleventh Doctor , Amy Pond and Rory Williams in 1936 . ( PROSE : " The Glamour Chase " ) Biology . The Weave were a humanoid species with a green skin colour and whose bodies were made up of super complex and adaptable fibers , not unlike wool . They were all one giant family and had numbers instead of names . They had the ability to weave into different objects , including all of their technology and ships . They also had the ability to take the form of other people , providing they had a live template as well as stretch or elongate their body in various ways . History . The Eleventh Doctor recalled meeting them when he saved their home planet " about five or eight faces back . . . " . He made friends with one of them , she was seven or eight and welcomed him to a dinner with her family as thanks . As a reward for saving their planet they offered him the Glamour , a drug - type substance that changed reality to give the user pleasure . The Tahnn were at war with the Weave because they wanted to use it as a weapon . The Doctor took the girl for a ride in the TARDIS and then he gave her a device to call him for help . When the Doctor , Rory and Amy landed on Earth in 1936 , the Weave were hiding , by taking the form of human s , from the Tahnn . Rory was the first to find they were on the planet . He met a " librarian " . She went to make him a cup of tea . A few minutes later , he went into her room and saw her face in a hammock / pod type object made out of a horrible green wool . Rory told the Doctor and the Doctor told them about the Weave and that they were at war with the Tahnn . ( PROSE : " The Glamour Chase " )
Alice Fittle Alice Fittle was the parlour maid at 64 Carlysle Street . When Dodo Chaplet arrived at the house to obtain a job , Alice instructed her in her new duties . When Roztoq , posing as the Marquis of Rostock , arrived at the house , Alice witnessed an encounter between Roztoq and Dodo and thought it was odd . ( PROSE : " 64 Carlysle Street " )
DWDVDF 60 The sixtieth issue of the " Doctor Who DVD Files " - " The Ultimate Build - up Doctor Who Encyclopaedia " had a cover date of 20 April 2011 . Contents . Collectible loose leaf pages divided into seven categories that could be filed accordingly . Additional note . With the re - revised magazine issue count now increased to 81 issues , subscribers received a fourth binder with binders allocated to the following sections :
Doctor Who Exhibition Blackpool The Doctor Who Exhibition Blackpool was located at 111 Central Promenade , on the busy Golden Mile , a prime location for visitors . It ran for 11 years until the lease on the building it resided in expired . Overview . Through a TARDIS - shaped entrance visitors followed the exhibition through a range of various displays of props , costumes , and models towards a working prop of the console room with console , before reaching the shop at the end . Notes . " to be added "
Doctor Who The Handbook : The Seventh Doctor The book is highly regarded as a significant work of " Doctor Who " scholarship and is used as one of the main reference works for several later reference projects , perhaps most ubiquitously Shannon Sullivan ' s " A Brief History of ( Time ) Travel " website and several issues of " Doctor Who Magazine Special Edition " , which in turn are two of the major . It is also notable for being the final " Doctor Who " book of any kind published by any division of Virgin Books , having been released well after the expiry of Virgin ' s license with the BBC . It was therefore technically released under a special one - off license with the BBC . Subject matter . Like all in the " Handbook " series , it is divided into three major sections . The first presents a series of snippets from interviews with principles involved in the creation of the persona of the Seventh Doctor ; the second gives detailed notes about every televised adventure of this Doctor ; and the last concerns itself with behind - the - scenes developments during this Doctor ' s era . Publisher ' s summary . " Doctor Who " is the worlds longest running sci - Fi television series . Each handbook provides both a broad overview and a detailed analysis of one phase oh the programme ' s history . Sylvester McCoy brought the mystery back to " Doctor Who " . With his companions Mel , and later the irrepressible Ace , he battled the Rani , Daleks , Cybermen , Haemovores and all manner of other alien horrors to bring justice to the universe , and perhaps enjoying a nice cup of tea once the fighting was all over . Ace , on the other hand , just wanted to blow things up , and it took the Doctor ' s influence to shape and focus her energies so that she emerged as arguably the most popular of all the Doctor ' s companions . This book is an in - depth study of Sylvester McCoy ' s tenure as the Doctor , including a profile of the actor , a critical summery of each story he starred in , and much , much more . In addition , this volume looks at what is happened to " Doctor Who " following its cancellation in 1989 , with extensive coverage of the 1996 telemovie which featured Sylvester McCoy as the Doctor and which introduced Paul McGann as the mercurial and bohemian Eighth Doctor . Notable features . " to be added "
Gary Chambers Gary Chambers was one of the fictional characters created by Jason after he was made Master of the Land of Fiction . He was Michelle Chambers ' brother . Gary was one of the Adventure Kids , and was kill ed with the rest of them in the explosion caused by the Force when it freed itself from beneath Arandale Keep . ( PROSE : " Conundrum " )
Cabal Cabal was the head of a secret council on Earth in the 33rd century who sought to bring back the Koth - Kulaar from its exile in a dimension warp so it could bring havoc and destruction to the planet . When Koth - Kulaar was released using a dimension warp concealed in the chest of Agent 99 , its first victim was Cabal , who had so faithfully served him . ( COMIC : " Agent 99 " )
The TARDIS Handbook The TARDIS Handbook was a " Doctor Who " reference book published by BBC Books . Subject matter . The official guide to the best ship in the Universe . Publisher ' s summary . This is the inside scoop on 900 years of travel aboard the Doctor ' s famous time machine . Everything you need to know about the TARDIS is here – where it came from , where it ' s been , how it works , and how it has changed since we first encountered it in that East London junkyard in 1963 . Including photographs , design drawings and concept artwork from different eras of the series , this handbook explores the ship ' s endless interior , looking inside its wardrobe and bedrooms , its power rooms and sick bay , its corridors and cloisters , and revealing just how the show ' s production teams have created the dimensionally transcendental police box , inside and out .
Simon Ockenden Simon Ockenden was the narrator of the 2 | entertain documentaries " The Flames of Sarn " , " Return to the Planet of Fire " , " Calling the Shots " and " Remembering Anthony Ainley " . He played the interviewer Philip Clarke in " Liberty Hall " , an in - universe interview with the Brigadier .
Gian Sammarco Gian Sammarco played Whizz Kid in the " Doctor Who " story " The Greatest Show in the Galaxy " . He is best known for playing the part of during the 80s . He also co - presented the first series of the the science fiction themed Saturday morning children ' s programme . On both " Get Fresh " and " Doctor Who " his appearance was clearly influenced by his most famous role , wearing spectacles and smart , almost school uniform like attire . Gian now works as a fully qualified psychiatric nurse .
Alfred Belle Alfred Belle was the father of Lillian Belle . He died along with his wife , Maizie , in his early 60s due to the poor living conditions they endured prior to the creation of the Sunlight Worlds shortening their lifespan s . ( PROSE : " The Dalek Generation " )
Panther Books Panther Books Ltd was established in 1952 as an imprint for Hamilton ' s Ltd to publish paperback fiction . In 1954 , under a new editor , Panther Books began to publish a more diverse line of books . Between the years 1964 and 1966 , in association with Souvenir Press ( and in an informal relationship with John Hill Productions ) , Panther Books co - published multiple books about the Dalek s , which included three Annuals , three painting guides , and a pocketbook reference . This collaboration produced at least one other book , " The Roger Moore Adventure Book " in 1966 . With John Hill Productions , but not necessarily Souvenir , Panther published " For Bond Lovers Only " in 1965 . At least one of the books ( " The Dalek Book " ) lists the publishers as Panther Books Ltd in association with Souvenir Press Ltd , as opposed to the reverse . However it was actually Souvenir Press , with the groundwork laid by Jack Fishman of John Hill Productions , that had entered into agreement with Terry Nation . The Dalek Pocketbook and Space Travellers Guide , which carries the Panther logo on its cover , indicates that Panther Books was responsible for the distribution of that book . Printing was done by other companies .
Cora Cora 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 , alphabetisation occurs by the disambiguation term — that is , the bit between the parentheses in a title like Waitress ( Random Shoes ) .
Altrazar Altrazar was a legendary city that was lost in time . Romana II described it as a temporal Atlantis and a cautionary tale for Time Tot s . It was lost as a way for the Time Lord s to hide a Blinovitch Limitation Effect limiter . A gang was using it as a bolt hole . ( AUDIO : " The Trouble with Drax " )
Ennatum Ennatum was a nobleman of Uruk . In 2700 BC , he and Gudea , resentful of Gilgamesh ' s arrogant and dissolute behaviour , sent their king on a spying mission to Kish , then sent word of his coming to Dumuzi . The plot failed when the Seventh Doctor and Ace helped Gilgamesh against his attackers , and Ennatum had Gudea killed with poison ed beer to keep him silent . ( PROSE : " " )
Unplugged ( short story ) Unplugged was a short story published in " Torchwood Magazine " issue 25 . It was written by Adrian Salmon . Summary . " to be added " References . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
DWM 385 The 385 issue of " Doctor Who Magazine " was current from 26 July through 22 August 2007 . Contents . Regular features . " to be added " Previews . " to be added " TV episodes previewed . " to be added " Further Adventures . " to be added " Off the Shelf . DVDs reviewed . " to be added " Audio adventures reviewed . " to be added " Books reviewed . " to be added " After Image . " to be added " Quizzes . " to be added " Credits . " to be added "
Lafayette Colonel Lafayette was head of the British division of UNIT , during the time Dr Elizabeth Klein was its scientific advisor , and lasted three months in the role . He was known for being pompous and petty , and UNIT Central Control soon realised he was out of his depth and prepared Major Wyland - Jones to replace him . Relations with Klein were bad , with neither liking or respecting the other . Lafayette wrote official complaints about Klein ' s attitude and also , in private , about Sergeant Pete Wilson phoning his wife on duty hours . Lafayette would do anything to get his face on television ( but , as he complained to journalist John Starr , reporters kept spelling his name wrong ) . When the Mind Leech es first appeared , he was too busy giving press statements to pay much attention . There were no full invasions until the last days of command , when had to deal with interdimensional invasions caused by ; he also met " the Doctor " ( actually the Master pretending ) and was starstruck . The Master called him a complete idiot . He was kill ed by the Skyhead s after communicating with them . Within minutes , he was replaced by Wyland - Jones - rushed to London by Geneva ' s orders before Lafayette ' s death - and the new commanding officer was willing to insult the man ' s memory . Wyland - Jones would reveal Lafayette ' s written statements on Klein and Wilson in order to force them into line . ( AUDIO : " Dominion " )
Lynda Lynda is a name that appears in the " Doctor Who " universe and the relevant 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 ) .
Pinewood Studios Pinewood Studios is a major British film studio in Buckinghamshire , which dates back to 1934 . It was the production home of such classic British films as the original version of " The Blue Lagoon " , the definitive adaptation of Oscar Wilde ' s " The Importance of Being Earnest " and most of the " Carry On " movies . It is so indelibly associated with the " James Bond " franchise that they have their own stage on the lot , the Albert R . Broccoli 007 Stage , the second largest such stage in the world . Other modern action - adventure blockbusters have filmed at Pinewood , including " Mission : Impossible " , " Aliens " , " The Fifth Element " and " Charlie and the Chocolate Factory " . " Doctor Who " has had considerably less involvement with Pinewood . It was never used by the original series . However , as Pinewood has adapted itself to the 21st century , it has vastly expanded its television production facilities . Many BBC shows now film or are planning to film at Pinewood . The availability of increased television production services at Pinewood has thus been of benefit to the 2005 version of " Doctor Who " . Notably , it was the only facility available for the specialised underwater filming necessary to portray the deaths of Scooti and Toby in " The Impossible Planet " and " The Satan Pit " . Pinewood and Shepperton Studios merged in 2001 , then acquired Teddington Studios in 2006 , consolidating three separate " Doctor Who " - related studios into one entity .
Celt The Celts were a human ethnic group which inhabited Great Britain early in its history . History . The Iceni , the Trinovantes , the Brigantes and the Catuvellauni were among the Celtic tribes which existed in Britain before and during the Roman occupation of the country , which began in 43 and lasted into the early 5th century . ( AUDIO : " The Wrath of the Iceni " ) When the Romans drove the Celts out of England , they were allowed to settle in Avalon . ( PROSE : " The Shadows of Avalon " ) In a timeline which might have been invalidated by Big Bang Two , the Eleventh Doctor suggested in 102 that a Celt may have damaged the Cyberman guard near Stonehenge in Wiltshire . ( TV : " The Pandorica Opens " ) Celt worship . The Celts believed in multiple gods . ( AUDIO : " The Wrath of the Iceni " ) Cessair was worshipped as the goddess Cailleach by the Celts , specifically the Druid s . ( TV : " The Stones of Blood " ) The Celts also thought of Saul as a local spirit . ( PROSE : " " ) The Celts considered the Bodach as evil spirits . The Celts possibly had a role in the construction of an obelisk and the Eye of Oblivion . ( TV : " Dream - Eaters " )
Edwin Landseer Sir Edwin Landseer was an artist who claimed to have been the creator of the Endovorm s — who had the appearance of stone lion s . He had in fact found them in Trafalgar Square after their perception filter s wore off and simply unveiled them as his own creation . ( PROSE : " The Lions of Trafalgar " )
Stephen Nicholas Stephen Nicholas was the supervising art director ( or in some cases the " chief " supervising art director ) on most episodes of the BBC Wales version of " Doctor Who " from " Rose " through series 5 . He has held a similar position on some series 1 episodes of " Torchwood " , and all of " Children of Earth " . He was also the chief on a few series 1 episodes of " The Sarah Jane Adventures " . He has been a documentary subject of " Doctor Who Confidential " at least twice , in the episodes which accompanied " The Impossible Planet " and " Planet of the Dead " . His career began in about 1997 , when he started working in the art departments of various one - off productions , mainly as a standby art director and forward dresser . Much of his early career was dominated by an association with Peakviewing Transatlantic PLC , a South Africa n production house . It was in this period that he apparently met and started working with long - term " Doctor Who " colleague , Jonathan Marquand Allison , on such projects as " The Little Unicorn " , " The Last Leprechaun " and " Africa " .
Imrud Tammuz Captain Imrud Tammuz was an Iran ian soldier . He and his troops found James Edward Allen ' s expedition just after the murder of Major Raykal . He had everyone who was carrying a weapon shot . He killed Allen when the ex - astronaut tried to leave with the expedition ' s notes . He allowed the prisoner s to bury the dead , then Jason Kane bribed one of the guards to let them escape . Whilst giving chase , Tammuz and his troops ran into those of Colonel Samran . They killed all the soldiers except for Tammuz , and caught his prisoners as well . He interrogated them about their expedition , which he believed was really searching for uranium . He had them dig up the cube that was part of the Genesis of Cthalctose transmat system , but could not open it . When he heard that Iran ian reinforcements were heading for them , he tied up everyone and planted explosives so no one else could gain the technology . Bernice Summerfield was able to activate the transmat before they were blown up , which sent them to the Moon in the Sea of Tranquility . Everyone except Benny and Tammuz died from explosive decompression , who were rescued by people from Tranquillity Base . Tammuz believed he was still on Earth , and the base was a secret American military installation in the area of his homeland . He forced a technician to activate the Genesis of Cthalctose , sending Liz Shaw and Agent Yellow to Earth . Later , when the singularities powering the Cthalctose terraforming platform were freed to deactivate the control systems , Tammuz tried to escape in a lunar rover . He was sucked into one of the singularities , killing him . ( PROSE : " Eternity Weeps " )
Midas Professor Midas was a scientist who invented a ray machine that could turn a person ' s body into plastic , essentially making them immortal and indestructible . A second dose , however , would disintegrate the person , killing them . The machine also allowed Midas to control the mind of any person he used it on . Intending to use his device to seize power , he treated his own body with the ray , then used it on the inhabitants of Puddlesfield , making them his slaves . When the cast and crew of " The Squire of Crampton " started filming on location near his base , he used the device on the TV film , hoping to transfer its transforming qualities to it , causing it to affect whoever watched it . When he accidentally transformed the cast and crew as well , the Ministry of Defence sent the Third Doctor to investigate . He discovered Midas ' plans , narrowly avoided being turned into a plastic slave himself , and modified the device to return the villagers back to normal . When Midas attempted to use his device on a British Army tank that had been made shiny on the Doctor ' s orders , the ray was reflected back on him , disintegrating him . The Doctor then had the ray machines destroyed . ( COMIC : " The Celluloid Midas " ) Behind the scenes . Midas ' name likely is meant as a reference towards , a mythological figure who was cursed with the ability to turn everything he touched into gold . It is implied that Midas was only a nickname and not the scientist ' s real name .
Starl Stanmore Starl Stanmore was the pilot who took Bernice Summerfield , Shell , Forno and Arko to Venedel . When he was investigating the temple , he was worried of waking the gods . He was separated from Benny and wanted to escape the planet . He later revealed that he was a deep cover agent for the Special Internal Investigation for the Earthlink Federation , trying to find out about the Shadow Federation and the corruption . He managed to find out about the criminals that were stored inside the temple and reported back to command and managed to stop the Earthlink blockade ships from destroying the evidence . ( PROSE : " The Gods of the Underworld " )
Red Dwarf special ( TV story ) " This article covers the two minute cutaway Doctor Who skit only , from the Dalek ' s first appearance to the crew ' s reactions to the Daleks . " " Synopsis . Daleks unleash their comedic master plan whilst the Red Dwarf crew watch . Plot . " to be added "
Mafia The Mafia was a criminal organisation . When the Seventh Doctor was pretending to sell drugs to aliens in the 1990s , he achieved a position just below the head of the Chinese mafia . During that time , Lieutenant Morozich , a crewman on the Russian submarine " Zhukov " , contacted a representative of the Russian Mafia and sold him both a strange ore sample and the naval charts indicating where it was found . ( PROSE : " Bullet Time " )
Shadow Kin scimitar Shadow Kin were capable of producing black scimitar s from their bodies . These sabres were also capable of opening space - time rift s , ( TV : " Co - Owner of a Lonely Heart " ) which the Shadow Kin used to invade and massacre countless planets , including Rhodia . ( TV : " For Tonight We Might Die " ) King Corakinus plunged his through Rachel Chapman , killing her mercilessly in front of her boyfriend Ram Singh . He later used his scimitar to sever Ram ' s leg when he confronted him . ( TV : " For Tonight We Might Die " ) After Corakinus and April MacLean began sharing April ' s heart , ( TV : " For Tonight We Might Die " ) she gained the ability to produce them as well , much to her own surprise . She threatened and later attacked her father Huw MacLean with them . While Huw referred to them as sword s , April said they were more like scimitars . April used hers to create a rift in her backyard , and entered it into the Underneath , followed by Ram . ( TV : " Co - Owner of a Lonely Heart " ) She used it to kill several Shadow Kin , and to defeat Corakinus in battle and become the new king of the Shadow Kin . She then opened a rift back to Earth . April ' s connection to Corakinus was subsequently weakened , and her powers went away . ( TV : " Brave - ish Heart " )
Coed y Garreg Primary School Coed y Garreg Primary School was a school in Cardiff . Jasmine Pierce attended it and Kate was a teacher . In 2007 , fairies caused a freak storm to protect Jasmine from bullies , leaving many people traumatised and causing much damage to the playground and surrounding trees . ( TV : " Small Worlds " )
Knightsbridge tube station Knightsbridge tube station was a landmark along the path where Danny Pink and Clara Oswald led a group of Coal Hill School students in their charge when London was suddenly overgrown with a fire - resistant forest in the 21st century . It was proximate to Trafalgar Square and the Natural History Museum — and the location where the Twelfth Doctor had parked the TARDIS during the crisis . At least one of its entrances was apparently on , or near , Cromwell Road . ( TV : " In the Forest of the Night " )
Sector of Forgotten Souls The Sector of Forgotten Souls was an area of space where time was at its oldest . There was a high level of psionic radiation in the Sector , which occasionally drove people mad . ( AUDIO : " Omega " ) It was where Qqaba , the star that Omega and Rassilon detonated with the Hand of Omega to create the black hole to enable time travel for their species , was located . ( COMIC : " Star Death " )