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Planet ( Jungle Adventure ) An Earth - like planet was home to a jungle . The Second Doctor , John and Gillian arrived on the planet to test the Doctor ' s newly invented exploration truck . They encountered a group of Dalek s who were constructing metal tracks on which to travel . The Daleks fired at the truck , destroying it , but the Doctor and his grandchildren escaped by swinging on vine s to the TARDIS . There , the Doctor used cables connected to the TARDIS ' power supply to send a high current through the tracks , destroying the Daleks . ( COMIC : " Jungle Adventure " )
Planet ( A Christmas Carol ) A planet , colonised by human s , came to be controlled by the Sardick family in the 44th century . Astronomical data . The planet was characterised by the cloud belt which covered the planet . These clouds were made of ice crystals with tiny electrical charges . The sky fish evolved to fly through these clouds , but they could only live outside them for a little while . ( TV : " A Christmas Carol " ) Culture . The human colonists of the planet had a society reminiscent of Victorian era Britain . They used Gideon s as a currency and had a president , though real power was held by the Sardick family . They originally called Christmas " the Crystal Feast " , but it was later just called Christmas . There was no lottery . ( TV : " A Christmas Carol " ) History . The Eleventh Doctor visited the planet when a ship containing his companion s , Amy Pond and Rory Williams , began to plummet through its atmosphere . The Doctor visited Sardicktown and convinced Kazran Sardick to allow the ship to land , but ( after rewriting the man ' s history ) he could no longer control the skies . However , they used Abigail Pettigrew sing for the fish instead , which calmed the atmosphere , enabling the ship to land . ( TV : " A Christmas Carol " )
Godhead The Godhead was a source of unlimited power created by the Alchemaitre s near the end of time . The Ministers of Grace separated the Thought Core from the rest of the Godhead and shattered the Godhead into shards that they then scattered through time . After collecting the shards of the Godhead , the Master tried to reunite it with the Core , which was located in Chicago . The reunited shards of the Godhead acted on their own , trying to find the Core . The pieces were brought together by Margie del Monsalvat , and the Godhead needed a mind to control it . Margie intended for it to be the Master ' s mind , but instead it chose the dead body of Father Sherrin . Under his control , it left Earth . ( PROSE : " The Duke of Dominoes " )
Portsmouth Portsmouth was a city in England . It was also known as Pompey . In the 1960s , Ben Jackson served at Portsmouth . ( PROSE : " H . M . S . TARDIS " ) At some point in the 1970s , the Third Doctor , with the assistance of Captain Fenton of the Royal Navy , killed a monster that attacked a frigate in Portsmouth harbour . ( PROSE : " The Thing from Outer Space " )
Ranfo The Ranfo were the original inhabitants of the planet Harankast . They resembled huge frog s with tails and purple dots . A group of human s arrived on their planet and began building cities . The Ranfo kept to the countryside and both species lived in harmony for a time . However , when Manver Autos started brainwashing humans into buying car s that destroyed the countryside , tensions arose . This was only resolved once the Tenth Doctor found the source of the brainwashing and disabled it . ( COMIC : " Exhausting Evil " )
Target Books ( 1991 ) Target Books ' " Doctor Who " output in 1991 was the lowest in the range ' s history . With just the one new Seventh Doctor television novelisation , " Battlefield " , the series effectively ended , although in September they produced a new novelisation of a 1978 audio drama with the Fourth Doctor , " The Pescatons " . Though a few more novelisations would be forthcoming in the next couple of years , these novelisations did not follow the Target format in that they had a much higher word count and were intended for a higher reading level . " Battlefield " was also the last television novelisation to go out under the Target logo . 1991 was , however , a big year for reprints . Nineteen novelisations were reprinted , including some reprints of Fourth Doctor stories . The inclusion of the Fourth Doctor was significant , as he had been all but ignored by Target for a decade .
Didier ( World Game ) General Didier was a French military leader during Napoléon Bonaparte ' s reign . The Second Doctor , impersonating Napoleon , convinced Didier not to attack the Prussia ns at Waivre and return to Waterloo instead . ( PROSE : " World Game " )
Nold Nold was a Sontaran . He bit his tongue clean through once during an escape pod crash . He was killed by the Witch Guard . ( AUDIO : " Heroes of Sontar " ) After learning how Shiri ' s tongue was bitten off by Zounds , Vislor Turlough mentioned meeting " a Sontaran who bit off his own tongue " . ( AUDIO : " The Last Fairy Tale " )
Martin Revere Martin Revere was a racketeer in Los Angeles in 1947 . When Robert Chate came to him for help whilst being pursued by the authorities in October of that year , Revere tried to murder him . Instead , Chate accidentally shot and killed him . Chate then burned the body in hopes of covering up any evidence that would lead to him . His widow Rachel Revere blamed Leonard De Sande for his death . ( PROSE : " Dying in the Sun " )
Power Elite Power Elite was a scientific government organisation founded by Liz Shaw . It stressed science and rationality . It was responsible for the SunTrap . When the Third Doctor opposed some of Power Elite ' s actions , Liz had him cryogenically suspended but continued to use the knowledge from his brain . Some of the former members of UNIT , including John Benton and Mike Yates , opposed Power Elite and engaged in terrorist attacks against it . The Time Lord s sent another version of the Third Doctor to revert this timeline ; when he did so , the Liz from his timeline agreed to not use her knowledge to create Power Elite . ( PROSE : " Prisoners of the Sun " )
Grok ( The Bride of Peladon ) Grok was the King of Peladon ' s " champion " . Grok and Queen Belldonia were two of a handful of people that knew of the Aggedor that was kept secret beneath the citadel of Peladon . They often went on hunts with this Aggedor . On one hunt in the forest , the Aggedor began circling the Fifth Doctor and Erimem . However , the Doctor tamed her with Erimem ' s signet ring . Grok returned the Aggedor to the dungeons while Belldonia took the Doctor and Erimem to the citadel . The Doctor asked Grok to bring him the Aggedor so he could hypnotise her into breaking down the door to Sekhmet ' s tomb . In an attempt to distract Sekhmet from the Doctor , Grok threw a spear at her . Sekhmet threw the spear back , killing Grok . ( AUDIO : " The Bride of Peladon " )
Damaged Goods ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . The year is 1987 and there ' s a deadly new narcotic on the streets of London . As part of their investigations the Doctor and his companions Chris and Roz move into the Quadrant , a rundown housing estate . An ancient alien menace has been unleashed , a menace somehow linked to a local gang leader known as The Capper , a charmed young boy called Gabriel and his mother Winnie , the enigmatic Frei Foundation , and Eva Jericho , a woman driven to the brink of madness . As London descends into an apocalyptic nightmare , the Doctor must uncover the truth about the residents of the Quadrant and a desperate bargain made one dark Christmas Eve . Plot . " to be added "
Andy Pryor Andy Pryor , CDG has been the casting director for " Doctor Who " since " Rose " , and has therefore had a hand in choosing the Ninth , Tenth , Eleventh and Twelfth Doctor s , along with all modern companion s . More broadly , he and his associates and assistants have personally contracted every speaking part in the modern series . As of 2010 , Pryor is the longest - serving member of the BBC Wales team , having been the first person hired after Julie Gardner and Russell T Davies . He was also the casting director for the first three series of " Torchwood " and " The Sarah Jane Adventures " , though his former associate casting director , Andy Brierley has since taken over as the casting director for " Sarah Jane " . Nevertheless , as of 2009 he had been the casting director for every episode of BBC Wales ' " Doctor Who " - related output . He was also the casting director for the " Class " television story " For Tonight We Might Die " . He has sometimes been a documentary subject on " Doctor Who Confidential " , most typically on the first episodes of series , where he has opined on the choosing of the new companion s . Outside of the " Doctor Who " family of shows , he has been responsible for casting many of the most - acclaimed British shows of the early 21st century , such as with John Simm ; with Paterson Joseph and Roger Lloyd Pack ; with Matt Smith and Shaun Parkes ; with Phil Davis and Steve Pemberton ; with Lenora Crichlow and Dervla Kirwan ; with Sarah Parish ; and with Peter Guinness . He also did some preliminary work on Russell T Davies ' with David Tennant , but had to pull out of the project to concentrate on series 1 of " Doctor Who " . Some of his earliest work as a casting director involved , which co co - starred both Christopher Eccleston and ; and the film , . Earlier still , he had been a casting assistant on the first two series of , which also co - starred Eccleston .
Oralissa Princess Oralissa was the title character from " The Princess of Aldermar " . An interactive version of the play ran on Esselven Minor , looping every ten days . It was unintentionally never deactivated , and an Autonomous Photonic Simulation of the character repeated their actions for five hundred years . During that time , a narrow data bridge formed , connecting her memory block in the computer with the general data files . This allowed some of her memories to remain after each reset , eventually leading to her becoming sentient . After the people on Esselven Minor repaired the spacecraft in which their ancestors had reached the planetoid , they returned to Esselven and Oralissa became a nanny . ( PROSE : " Palace of the Red Sun " )
PussyWorlder PussyWorlders were the cat - like natives of Pussyworld . ( PROSE : " Future Legend " ) Binky was the warrior queen of the PussyWorlders . ( PROSE : " Suitors , Inc . " ) At one point , the pussyworld was " overrun " with uprisings and beheading s . Three kitten s came to Earth to seek out the help of Noël Coward . The Eighth Doctor took the same train to London as these kittens . ( PROSE : " Mad Dogs and Englishmen " )
Old woman ( Blue Moon ) An old woman watching the launch of the " Saturn V " rocket in 1969 told the Tenth Doctor , during his babbling , to quiet down , as she couldn ' t hear the countdown to the rocket launch . After the " Saturn V " s liftoff , the old woman , forgetting about her annoyances with him , hugged the Doctor , saying , " That ' ll teach those commie Russia ns . " ( PROSE : " Blue Moon " )
Sanctuary ( The Golden Door ) The Sanctuary , located on Bukol , was a gateway to another dimension . It was set up by the Time Lord s in their distant past . The Doctor first learned about it during his time in the Matrix . The Sixth Doctor brought two Malean s , Orsa and Alëza to the Sanctuary , so they could escape Mykloz , who was sent to kill them . ( PROSE : " The Golden Door " )
Pop music Pop music , sometimes just pop , was a form of Earth music , which sat within the mainstream , ( PROSE : " The Terror of the Darkness " ) of which Ada Obiefune was very fond . One of her favourite musicians , in fact , was John Jones , a pop musician in the 1960s . One of his pop albums was called " Abanazar ' s Madness " . ( COMIC : " What He Wants . . . " ) When living in 1960s London , the First Doctor and his granddaughter had opposing views on the music . He hated it while she loved it . Nevertheless , he was able to use it once to defeat a Cyberman invasion force . ( PROSE : " Dr . First " ) According to Susan , the Doctor said similar things about Mozart , who , according to him , was a " bad - mannered show - off with a silly hairstyle , who made a racket just to get attention " . She theorised that grown - ups said such things about pop groups favoured by the young , " because adults are threatened " . " When music changes , it means that we ' re taking over . The young " , the next generation . ( PROSE : " Time and Relative " ) While the Third Doctor thought that pop music did " germane damage " to one ' s ear s , he was also deeply offended when Jo Grant suggested that he might be " anti - pop " , and told Jo that he and the Master belonged to a pop group , the Gallifrey Academy Hot Five , in their younger days . The Doctor played lead perigosto stick , while the Master was on drums . ( PROSE : " Deadly Reunion " ) Will Hoffman felt that pop music was " meaningless " and " bland " , and associated the genre with miserable suburban life and culture , which he hated . ( PROSE : " The Terror of the Darkness " )
Biodata module A Biodata module ( COMIC : " The Promise " ) was was Time Lord technology which , used in conjunction with a Chameleon arch , could modify the biology of an individual , essentially changing that individual ' s species . The module , often shaped like a fob watch or a similar object , was placed on the front on the Time Lord ' s forehead and stored the Time Lord ' s essence . When opened , it would return it to the Time Lord . ( TV : " Human Nature " / " The Family of Blood " ) The Eighth Doctor claimed that destroying a Chameleon Arch while the user was not a Time Lord would render their Time Lord personality and biology irretrievable . ( AUDIO : " One Life " ) The biodata module was incorporated with a perception filter to ensure that it would not be noticed . ( TV : " Human Nature " / " The Family of Blood " , " Utopia " ) Known biodata modules . Quarren Maguire used a Chameleon Arch to escape the Last Great Time War , storing his essence in a locket shaped biodata module . ( AUDIO : " One Life " ) The Master also used the Arch to turn into a human infant to escape the Last Great Time War . His module was shaped like a fob watch . ( AUDIO : " The Heavenly Paradigm " , TV : " Utopia " ) The Ninth Doctor gave a biodata module to Plex , modified to only copy the user ' s mind , without giving a new one . It was later retrieved by the Twelfth Doctor , destroyed and without any remaining biodata . ( COMIC : " The Promise " ) The Tenth Doctor used another biodata module to change himself into John Smith to escape from the Family of Blood . He later gave it to Timothy Latimer . ( TV : " Human Nature " ) The Tenth Doctor used a representation of his Chameleon Arch to recover his memories , after his mind was taken over by Es ' Cartrss of the Tactire . ( COMIC : " The Forgotten " ) During his eleventh incarnation , the Doctor kept a biodata module in his store room aboard the TARDIS . ( GAME : " TARDIS " )
Stephen Cole Stephen Cole ( who has also published work under the pseudonym s Michael Collier Tara Samms and Paul Grice ) is an author of science fiction and children ' s novels . He was in charge of merchandising at BBC Enterprises between 1997 and 1999 , deciding which stories should be released on video . He was also range editor of BBC Past Doctor Adventures and the BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures , for which he commissioned Lawrence Miles ' s " Alien Bodies " . He wrote the script for the home video " " . He is perhaps most famous for his book series " Astrosaurs " . He also contributed to the charity reference book " " .
Emily ( House ) Emily was the daughter of an important person on her colony . When the colony was destroyed , Emily survived in an underground bunker , where she was provided for by House and spent her days learning lessons with the other children . Because no one remained to reclaim the children , they continued their lives in the bunker , ageing physically but not mentally . They still saw themselves as children . She was murder ed by House . ( PROSE : " House " )
Gerrard Gerrard was an avatar used by the shared collective consciousness of the city of Hisk to try to pry out the First Doctor ' s and Vicki ' s weaknesses while they were rewriting this consciousness . It pretended to be human detective Gerrard from 20th century Britain interviewing Ian Chesterton about the disappearance of him , Barbara Wright and Susan Foreman . ( AUDIO : " The Sleeping City " )
Jimmy Turner Captain Jimmy Turner was a UNIT officer who served under Brigadier Lethbridge - Stewart during the Cyberman invasion of Earth in 1975 . ( TV : " The Invasion " ) Shortly after this , Jimmy married Isobel Watkins , and was posted to Sri Lanka ( PROSE : " The Scales of Injustice " ) , where he was promoted to major . ( PROSE : " The Devil Goblins from Neptune " )
Glarn The Glarn were , according to Romana I , a race of " intelligent molluscs " . They were skilled tacticians . It was their practice to provoke a planet ' s species to destroy themselves , after which the Glarn would take over the planet for themselves . When the Glarn wanted to take over Earth , they tested their program on the employees of Morgan Heggarty by sending them offensive email s and telephone calls . This plan provoked the humans to aggression , but the Fourth Doctor and Romana helped the employees defeat the Glarn . ( PROSE : " The Glarn Strategy " )
Totem ( short story ) Totem was the first short story in the Short Trips anthology " More Short Trips " . It was written by Tara Samms . It featured the Eighth Doctor . Summary . " to be added " References . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
The End ( comic story ) The End was the final comic story printed in DWBIT 70 . It was written by Stephen Cole . Summary . Down in the cellar , the Tenth Doctor and Bob find Presence , a living world - ship who is Absence ' s tutor and guardian . Absence is compared to an errant child , behaving without boundaries . A collision damaged the world - ship and separated Absence from Presence . As Absence grows in strength , Presence grows weaker . Soon Absence will consume everything . The Doctor suggests using the TARDIS to boost Presence ' s power so that Absence can be contained , but the way to the TARDIS is blocked by the dragon creatures . When the Doctor is struck unconscious by a dragons tail , Bob takes the TARDIS key from his hand and races to the Doctor ' s " hut " . As Bob opens the TARDIS door , Presence draws on the energy and is restored . Like a child , Absence is returned to his guardian and everything is returned to normal , except Bob , who died in the sacrifice he made . The Doctor visits the derelict house as the developers move in . Any buildings to this day built on this site carry a wall plaque of unknown origin stating simply , " Bob Manning Lived Here . The man who saved the world " . References . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Azores The Azores was a group of islands located in the Atlantic Ocean . On 25 November 1872 , the " Mary Celeste " sighted the island of Santa Maria , which was one of the Azores . ( TV : " The Chase " ) On 4 December the " Mary Celeste " was found , abandoned , midway between the Azores and Portugal . ( PROSE : " The Chase " ) Professor Zaroff told the Second Doctor that their location was west of Gibraltar , south of the Azores , on the Atlantic ridge . From this information , the Doctor deduce d that they were in Atlantis . ( TV : " The Underwater Menace " )
Tardisode 13 Tardisode 13 was the thirteenth and last of the Tardisode series of mini - episode prologues to " Doctor Who " series 2 . This Tardisode was a part of the episode " Doomsday " . Plot . An emergency news broadcast is shown . A female news reporter informs the viewer that the country is in a State of Emergency . The Cyberman invasion is shown , with cars exploding , people running and screaming and other scenes of destruction and terror . We return to the newsroom , and the reporter behind the desk informs us that they have lost communication , and if anyone is still watching to run as fast as they can . The graphic behind her changes to the footage from earlier , and the transmission is met with interference . The studio begins exploding around her . The reporter addresses her own parents to flee from the Cybermen . Finally , she cowers under her desk as Daleks enter the room , proclaiming " We are the Masters of Earth . " " Daleks conquer and destroy ! " and " Exterminate ! " Story notes . Filming location . Emergency Studio , BBC Broadcasting House , Cardiff
TCH 61 TCH 61 was a reference book published by Hachette Partworks and Panini UK in 2016 . It was the twenty - second issue of " The Complete History " , and covered the " Doctor Who " episodes " Planet of the Dead " and " The Waters of Mars " . Publisher ' s summary . " to be added " Notable features . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " External links . " to be added "
Research probe A research probe was an energy matrix of Earth origin which was used sometime after the 21st century for time travel experiments by scientists . It was designed to explore and gather data . The research probe would transmit information back to the people who had sent it and could be sent back in time . One of these research probes landed in victorian Britain . It was found by Joseph Montague who used it as the brain of his Difference Golem s . It gave the Difference Golems their own personality and made them able to move , talk and think like humans . In 2011 Adam ' s daughter brought the research probe back to the future . ( AUDIO : " Children of Steel " )
Tommy Flowers Tommy Flowers was a colleague of Alan Turing ' s at Bletchley Park . He built the " first real computer " , Colossus . Using Block Transfer Computation , Alan built a duplicate of Tommy , along with a recreation of King ' s College , Cambridge , on the Moon . This version of Tommy was killed by the Phantom Piper when the Piper became manifest . ( COMIC : " The Phantom Piper " )
Barry Leonard Barry Leonard was a student in his early twenties . Barry had diabetes , so he had to be careful about what drugs he took . When the Pharm cured his diabetes with Reset , he started drinking alcohol and taking cocaine . While walking in the forest , he was killed by the Pharm ' s hitman , Billy Davis . ( TV : " Reset " )
Guido Guido 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 ) .
Ailla ( The Dark Path ) Ailla was the Master ' s companion when he was still known as Koschei . While he believed her to be a human from the 28th century , she was actually an agent of the Celestial Intervention Agency sent to spy on him . When Ailla appeared , having regenerated after Koschei had destroyed an entire planet to try to bring her back , it proved to be too much for him . Her betrayal and his murder of a planet was believed to have been the catalyst for turning Koschei into the Master , who sought to control the universe . After the Doctor stopped him , she tried to arrest the Doctor , but was held up . ( PROSE : " The Dark Path " )