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Situation Vacant ( audio story ) Situation Vacant was the second release of the fourth series of " Eighth Doctor Adventures " . The story introduced new companion Tamsin Drew , played by Niky Wardley . Publisher ' s summary . TRAVELLER IN TIME AND SPACE seeks male or female companion with good sense of humour for adventures in the Fourth and Fifth Dimensions . No experience necessary . No time wasters , no space wasters please . Plot . " to be added "
2027 In 2027 , the King was the head of state of the United Kingdom . ( AUDIO : " A Death in the Family " ) On 24 May , it was reported that the British government was conducting further Mars research . ( AUDIO : " A Death in the Family " ) On 24 June , Ace met Henry Noone in the White Rabbit in London . ( AUDIO : " A Death in the Family " )
Threshold The Threshold were an organisation created by the " partnership " of Abraham White and the Pariah . History . The Threshold began their careers as profiteers and used their transport window capabilities to carry out important missions for their clients . The Threshold eventually came under a contract to the Lobri , a race of spider - like , parasitic entities who were trapped on a plane of reality that held together the link between human minds . The Threshold supplied the Lobri with the resources required to instigate a breakout , a large gathering of humans at the Notting Hill Carnival , and later supplied them with three of the Doctor ' s previous companions , Peri , Ace and Sarah Jane Smith . The Lobri fed off the emotions of the humans and this allowed them to gain enough power to escape from their dimension . ( COMIC : " Ground Zero " ) The Threshold were later hired by the Time Lord s to stop a Dalek plan to open a doorway into an alternate universe to destroy a group of alternate Daleks that had crossed over into the main universe . This would then leave the Daleks free to conquer the Multiverse . The Threshold were stopped by the Eighth Doctor who also stole the Threshold ' s payment from the Time Lords : a black box containing the Seal of Rassilon which would allow the Threshold to communicate with any species in the universe . ( COMIC : " Fire and Brimstone " ) The Threshold was later destroyed by the Eighth Doctor , who sent his companion Shayde into the Threshold base Wormwood to find the source of their power . The Doctor landed the TARDIS in the main control room of the base and used a device known as the Eye of Disharmony to wipe out the Threshold ' s agents . The Doctor then destroyed the Eye of Disharmony , causing Wormwood to be completely destroyed , killing Abraham White and the Pariah in the process . ( COMIC : " Wormwood " )
Mehendri Solon Doctor Mehendri Solon was a human physician and scientist of great renown . He was a follower of the Time Lord tyrant Morbius . Biography . Serving Morbius . Solon grew up on Earth . ( TV : " The Brain of Morbius " ) At some point , Solon authored a famous paper on microsurgical techniques in tissue grafting , which the Fourth Doctor had heard about or read . Solon overcame the " problem of tissue rejection " . After writing the article , and dogged by rumours that he had joined the personality cult of Morbius , Solon went into hiding on the planet Karn . Although Morbius was eventually executed and his body disintegrated , Solon managed to save his brain and was able keep it alive . ( TV : " The Brain of Morbius " , PROSE : " Warmonger " ) Recreating Morbius . While living in an isolated castle on Karn , Solon developed the techniques which enabled him to create a new body to house the still - living brain of Morbius . Assisted by his simple Dravidian servant , Condo , Solon managed to slowly construct a horrendous patchwork body out of the alien survivors ' of the many spaceships that crashed on the planet , including the bodies of a Mutt , a Birastrop and possibly a Macra . He planned to house Morbius ' brain within the body once it was completed . When the Fourth Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith arrived , having been sent by the Time Lords , Solon needed only a head to finish his monstrous creation . He hoped to use the Doctor ' s . In his last moments , Solon managed to complete the surgical work on the new Morbius , using an artificial casing for the head instead of a biological one . The Doctor , having been imprisoned in the castle , killed Solon by creating cyanide gas and blowing it into his laboratory through a ventilation shaft . The gas had no effect on Morbius himself , due to the lungs Solon had given his new body . ( TV : " The Brain of Morbius " )
Governor Ready The Governor Ready was a schooner captained by John Scott . In 1829 , the ship rescued the survivors of the wreck of the " Swiftsure " , which included survivors from the wreck of the " Mermaid " . Later that day , the " Governor Ready " sunk when the Seventh Doctor set the ship on fire . Everyone survived the wreck , and they were rescued by the " Comet " . ( PROSE : " Of the Mermaid and Jupiter " )
Arboretan The Arboretans were a sentient plant - like humanoid species native to the planet Arboreta . Arboretans existed partly outside of time . When an Arboretan died , their consciousness travelled back to its birth and it lived its life over again , trying to fix mistakes they had made until they achieved the best life possible . They called this " the path of perfection " . This ability only allowed them to make minor changes , and thus they were unable to prevent Koel Paddox causing their genocide with his experimentation . ( PROSE : " Festival of Death " )
Carol Robinson Carol Robinson was a make - up artist on the " Doctor Who " television story " Face the Raven " . Outside of the DWU , she ' s done make - up and hair on series and films such as " Charlie and the Chocolate Factory " . She also works with Cher when the latter ' s on tour , as her wig maker and wig dresser .
Maylin Maylin was a Karfelon title . After it was supplanted by the Borad , the title holder became only a figurehead , a mere liaison between the people and the Borad . Its authority was restored after the Borad was overthrown with the help of the Sixth Doctor . ( TV : " Timelash ) "
DWM 245 The 245th issue of " Doctor Who Magazine " was released on 24 October 1996 and removed from British newsstands on 20 November 1996 . It featured an interview of John Nathan - Turner , where he spoke frankly about the unfair treatment of Colin Baker during his tenure as the Sixth Doctor . Contents . Archives . By Andrew Pixley Shelf Life . Reviews by Dave Owen Additional details . " to be added "
Boxing Day Boxing Day was a holiday taking place on 26 December since at least the 19th century . As the Fifth Doctor expressed to Nyssa , no actual boxing took place . ( AUDIO : " Castle of Fear " ) Boxing Days in the 21st century , such as the one following the attempted Racnoss invasion in 2007 , were marked by many sales in shops . ( TV : " The Runaway Bride " ) The Doctor and Nyssa once watched a Boxing Day mummers play in Stockbridge on 26 December 1899 . ( AUDIO : " Castle of Fear " )
The Vampires of Crellium ( short story ) Summary . The Doctor and Sarah had been visiting the planet Yula when the Doctor sensed a disturbance in the Communal Will , the shared minds of the planet ' s inhabitants . Investigating , he traced the source to high levels of psychic energy coming from Crellium , a supposedly uninhabited swamp planet . Landing on Crellium , the Doctor and Sarah detect the distant sound of someone sobbing . They follow it to a clearing filled with rows of flowers where a woman with no face is leaning over the body of an old man . The woman , Marsalla , telepathically explains to the Doctor and Sarah that Krem - ling had told her that they would be coming to Crellium from Yula , but not why . Krem - ling is the dead man , whom she has served since she was a child , and continues to serve in death by preparing for the time he will live again . Marsalla reveals that Krem - ling has taken on many forms before his current one , and now intends to take on the form of the Yulians . The Doctor realises that Krem - ling is from Drakka , a psychic vampire which feeds off of and possesses his victims . Normally only able to occupy one body at a time , by taking over the Communal Will of the Yulians he will be able to feed off entire worlds at once . He is already transmitting their psychic energy through the flowers into the emissaries of Drakka , who rise from the ground . The Doctor shouts at Sarah to run back to the TARDIS , while he tries to convince Marsalla to help him stop Krem - ling . If she enters Krem - ling ' s body before he returns from Yula , he will die and the emissaries will follow . Marsalla protests that she would die as well , but the Doctor responds that a life of serving evil is no life at all , and he urges her to remember her life before Krem - ling : her home , her childhood , her friends and family . Convinced , Marsalla enters Krem - ling ' s body , and while the Doctor escapes , she activates a device which sets off a massive explosion , destroying herself and the vampires . Back on Yula , the Doctor detects a difference in the Communal Will , a sense of greater activity , that perhaps they were becoming less complacent ; and furthermore , the spirit of Marsalla has somehow found rest there .
Zalenby Zalenby was an undercover policeman posing as champion racing pilot Horatio Hamilton . He was investigating complaints from bereaved next of kin of former players of the Game of Death ( in fact , none had survived ) . He exposed the Nocturn activities and was supported by the law enforcing Judoon . As Hamilton , he looked every inch the champion racing pilot . Dressed in a long leather flying coat , with silk scarf , he was handsome , had dark hair swept back and a devilish grin . Winner of the Mars – Centauri Grand Prix in fewer than 6 parsec s , he agreed to the Game of Death , apparently believing it to be the celebrity version where players were stunned , not killed . ( PROSE : " The Game of Death " )
Christopher Barry Christopher Barry directed several " Doctor Who " serials , beginning with several episodes of the very first Dalek story . His other television credits included , " Smuggler ' s Bay " , , " Z - Cars " , , , " All Creatures Great and Small " , " Juliet Bravo " , and other science fiction series , including " Out of the Unknown " , and . He was one of only three people to direct " Doctor Who " serials featuring William Hartnell , Patrick Troughton , Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker ; the other two were Douglas Camfield and Lennie Mayne . He appeared uncredited as the first past Doctor in TV : " The Brain of Morbius " . Barry spent his retirement living in Oxfordshire and died on 7 February 2014 following an escalator fall at a shopping centre in Banbury .
Frontios ( novelisation ) Publisher ' s summary . The TARDIS has drifted far into the future and comes to rest hovering over Frontios , refuge of one group of survivors from Earth who have escaped the disintegration of their home planet . The Doctor is reluctant to land on Frontios , as he does not wish to intervene in a moment of historical crisis – the colonists are still struggling to establish themselves and their continued existence hangs in the balance . But the TARDIS is forced down by what appears to be a meteorite storm , and crash - lands , leaving the Doctor and his companions marooned on the hope - forsaken planet . . . Deviations from televised story . A human pilot is still required to drive the machine . This scenario does lend a little more credence as to why Turlough had envisioned the Tractators as " Evil " British publication history . First publication :
MIAOW copter While working for the emperor of dogworld , Mida Slike used a helicopter known as the MIAOW copter . It could travel through time and space . It was a sleek black craft with " MIAOW " written on its side . The interior of the helicopter was fitted with brass , wood , and green leather swivel chair s . After capturing them in 1960 Las Vegas , Slike brought Brenda Soobie , Fitz Kreiner , Flossie , and Noel Coward to dogworld in the helicopter . ( PROSE : " Mad Dogs and Englishmen " )
Sally Hunt Sally Hunt was a 20th century English woman . She grew up in Knightsbridge . Hunt went to school at St Barnabas , where she was the head of a popular clique . Eva Jericho , a subject of teasing , tried to join the group . on a Saturday , the group went went to London , where Hunt made Eva steal a shirt for her to earn her place . She was caught by the shop owner and the incident resulted in a criminal record being created for her . On the last day of school in 1963 , Hunt was attacked and later found unconscious . She claimed to have not seen anything , having been hit from behind , but it was suspected she was lying . She seemed to be alright , but after being brought home an undetected subdural haematoma caused her to collapse . She lost the use of the right side of her body and the ability to speak . She was cared for by her parents until 1998 , when her mother died . After that she was placed in a private nursing facility . She was still there as of 2017 . ( PROSE : " Damaged Goods " )
Jimmy Winkler Jimmy Winkler was Bix Biro ' s lover . In October 1938 , he was kidnapped by Cosmo Devine to force Biro to find out information for him . During his three weeks in captivity , he found out that Devine was planning to have Germany invade the USA . He was killed in a struggle between Ellis and Devine . ( AUDIO : " Invaders from Mars " )
Gareth Skelding Gareth Skelding ( born 14 February 1977 ) has been a location manager on the BBC Wales version of " Doctor Who " since series 1 . He also served as a location manager for " The Sarah Jane Adventures " , and the assistant location manager for " Torchwood " : " Children of Earth " . He has been a documentary subject for " Doctor Who Confidential " , featuring particularly heavily in the episode that accompanied " Victory of the Daleks " . He was also a participant on the DVD commentary for " The Satan Pit " .
Sonic boom A sonic boom was a burst of sonic disruption that usually occurred when something large broke the sound barrier . This was the case when the Sycorax ship entered Earth ' s atmosphere . The wave stretched on for miles with London as the epicentre . Glass windows all over the surrounding area were blown apart by the force of the blast . ( TV : " The Christmas Invasion " )
Protein Protein was an organic chemical compound . It was a food source for many types of life forms . Krynoid s required animal proteins while young . ( TV : " The Seeds of Doom " ) The Nestene Consciousness got its food source from protein planet s until they were destroyed in the Last Great Time War . ( TV : " Rose " ) To battle the effects of cyanide , the Tenth Doctor needed , among other things , some sort of protein , which he got from a jar of walnut s . ( TV : " The Unicorn and the Wasp " ) The Third Doctor told Jo Grant , who was eating an apple for breakfast , that she should be eating protein , which apples did not have much of . ( TV : " The Green Death " ) In the 21st century , the T - Mat was used to send a shipment of synthetic protein from New York City to Moscow . ( TV : " The Seeds of Death " ) The crew of Bowie Base One had protein packs as part of their diet . ( TV : " The Waters of Mars " ) The methane refineries on Delta III produced compressed protein which was transported to Delta Magna . ( TV : " The Power of Kroll " ) The crew of Sanctuary Base 6 had protein supplements such as Protein One , Two and Three . ( TV : " The Impossible Planet " ) On Necros , Davros produced protein from the bodies preserved in Tranquil Repose and sold it across the galaxy as food . After Davros was arrested by the Renegade Dalek s , the Sixth Doctor suggested that the inhabitants cultivate the weed plant for protein . ( TV : " Revelation of the Daleks " ) Dalek s fed on protein , occasionally harvesting it from their victims . Each Dalek was equipped with internal feeding tubes leading to an organic refuse disposal . While miniaturised inside a Dalek , the Twelfth Doctor revealed this process to Clara Oswald and a Combined Galactic Resistance squad after one of their own had been " hoovered " by a Dalek antibody , grimly pointing out that his remains constituted the top layer of the pool of liquified protein they had landed in . ( TV : " Into the Dalek " )
S . C . Hackett S . C . Hackett was on Coal Hill School ' s list of the dead , having died or gone missing sometime in the period between Susan Foreman ' s disappearance on 22 November 1963 and the 2010s . ( TV : " For Tonight We Might Die " )
World Book Day Award According to a poster outside Ames ' office , the deadline for the World Book Day Award , or WoBoD , in association with James Patterson , was on 15 January 2016 . ( TV : " Co - Owner of a Lonely Heart " )
Lok Governor Lok was the robot ic governor of the prison planet Volag - Noc . While performing his duties , Lok was imprisoned in a cell by former prisoner Gurney , who had broken back in to take over his job and attached an inhibitor to the android , preventing him from escaping . The Tenth Doctor and Martha Jones came to the prison . The Doctor was put into the same cell as Lok and removed his inhibitor . The two then broke out and broke into Gurney ' s office . Acting on his imperatives , Lok saw fit that the prison should be sterilised , killing the prisoners , believing Gurney ' s actions showed him that " they are beyond rehabilitation " . The Doctor dissuaded him from this course by cancelling the sterilisation . Lok was shot by Gurney , but the Doctor later revealed that he reprogrammed him during his time on Volag - Noc . ( TV : " The Infinite Quest " )
Brad Travers Brad Travers was a correctional officer at Alcatraz . The first man he killed was a man named Reinkemeyer , who was a gang member at the prison and was holding Travers ' superior , Ned Leech , at knifepoint . During a prison riot , Travers encountered the Seventh Doctor , posing as a prisoner , and a Threckon that had taken over Leech ' s body . The three were inside a telekinetic bubble created by the Threckon to protect itself from the poison gas used on the rioting prisoners . Travers watched as the Doctor confronted the Threckon , but when the Threckon tried to kill the Doctor , Travers shoved it out of the bubble , killing it . Years later , Travers was dying of lung cancer as a result of breathing in some of the poison gas . ( PROSE : " Inmate 280 " )
Head of Drama The Head of Drama was a position at the British Broadcasting Corporation . The individuals filling this position were in overall charge of production of episodes of dramas , including " Doctor Who " . After the series reboot in 2005 , the show became part of the purview of BBC Wales and its head of drama .
Dalek Saucer Commander ( Mission to Galacton ) A Dalek Saucer Commander commanded the Dalek flying saucer X - K Beta - 19 . It ordered the Dalek s to drill to the planet Galacton ' s core and energise its Radio - Activan to provide a fuel source for the Dalek Seventh Fleet . When two Daleks failed to return from this , it ordered the dispatch of Dalek Attack Squad Delta to find them . When a group of red - eyed creatures attacked the saucer upon landing , the Commander ordered an evacuation . Later , it watched as the planet was ripped apart due to the efforts of the Dalek Attack Squad Leader energising the core , making the mission a success . ( PROSE : " Mission to Galacton " )
Steven Moffat Introduces Extremis ( documentary ) Steven Moffat Introduces Extremis was a documentary detailing " Series 10 " . It was part of a of " Doctor Who " . Main subject . Steven talks about the sixth episode of " Series 10 " , " Extremis " , and discuss that the Doctor will find a secret text on the day that he is blind .
Bagar ( Lost in Time ) Bagar was a member of group of Nazi soldiers that landed on the English coast on 7 June 1941 . Bagar and the other Nazis had acquired a piece of Chronosteel and intended to use it as the main component of a device that would block out British radio signals , allowing the German ships to attack without being detected . Their plan was foiled by George Woods and the time travelling Clyde Langer , who retrieved the Chronosteel object and rang the local church ' s bell , forcing Bagar and the other Nazis to retreat , before the locals responded . Bagar and the other Nazis were captured and imprisoned by the British Home Guard . ( TV : " Lost in Time " )
Malakh The Malakh were a race who were at war with the Uvodni . The two races fought the Ghost Wars against each other , the Uvodni backed by an alliance of other races who were later crushed . Because of this , the Uvodni started abducting human children from Earth and using them as soldiers . The two races eventually declared a truce and the war ended . The Malakh were known to Sarah Jane Smith , who considered them to be easily provoked . ( TV : " Warriors of Kudlak " )
Doctor Who novelisation covers " Doctor Who " television stories were novelised by a number of publishers before Target Books obtained the licence to publish the novelisations . Additionally , in the American market Pinnacle Books published some novelisations of " Doctor Who " television stories . In the 1990s and 2000s several other novelisations , based on radio dramas , the 1996 TV movie , webcast s and direct - to - video stories were released . A novelisation of the unfinished TV story " Shada " was published in 2012 . Frederick Muller novelisation covers ( 1960s ) . These were later republished by Target Books . Pinnacle Books novelisation covers ( 1979 – 1980 ) . American reprints of Target Books novelisations , with minor alterations for US readers .
Earth Story Earth Story is the title of a BBC DVD box set released on 7 March 2011 . The box set featured two classic series stories set on Earth . These are " The Gunfighters " and " The Awakening " . Bonus features . The Gunfighters . " to be added " The Awakening . " to be added "
The Mind Robber ( reference book ) The Mind Robber was a reference book published by Obverse Books in 2016 . The book covered the " Doctor Who " serial " The Mind Robber " . Publisher ' s summary . ' We obey our creator . That is all that can be expected of any character , unless the Master bids us otherwise . ' Season 6 of Doctor Who was a time of transition and experimentation , with a production team wanting to move from one formula – the base under siege that had defined the previous two seasons – and toward another – the more grounded stories of season 7 . No story in the season was more experimental , though , than its second , " The Mind Robber " . The debut of arguably the series ' most visually inventive director , David Maloney , the story was beset with production problems , including the last - minute addition of an extra episode and the sickness of a principal cast member ; yet the creative solutions to these problems lifted the final story from a run - of - the - mill piece of whimsy into one of the series ' finest moments . Andrew Hickey has written books on topics including superhero comics , 1960s pop music , Doctor Who , and the intersections between those subjects . His first novel , " Head of State " , was published by Obverse Books in 2015 . Notable features . " to be added " Notes . " to be added " External links . " to be added "