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Season 31

The cover for the Blu-Ray release of Season 31

Grace Holloway

Chang Lee

Alex Campbell

Fey Truscott-Sade

Millie Malencia

Samuel Loomis

1x48 minutes

**Season 31** of Doctor Who aired between 6 August 1994 and 18 February 1995. It saw the final episodes of Richard Griffiths as the Doctor, Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield and David Thewlis as Lesrenadi, as well as the introduction of Paul McGann as the Doctor, Daphne Ashbrook as Dr. Grace Holloway, Yee Jee Tso as Chang Lee, Helena Bonham Carter as Fey Truscott-Sade, Donald Pleasence as Samuel Loomis, Mara Wilson as Millie Malencia, and the reintroduction of Rufus Sewell as Alex Campbell.

The season introduced a new format for episodes, where new stories would be released roughly months apart, though some exceptions remained, and two episodes, Doctor Who? and Eyes of a Madman, were shown in the same month with only a week between them. This format has persisted in use to this day. In this series was What Happened on April 14th, 1912? which is one of the longest episodes ever, with six parts and being produced in four months. Any episode with Thomas Brock or Jack Poster involved was extremely fast-produced.
Second Doctor (Bane of the Universe)

Although we did not spend as much time with him as his first incarnation, the **Second Doctor** was much less socially awkward, able to talk with his companions freely. He was also slightly younger in physical appearance, and likewise more energetic and snappy. The **Second Doctor** also had a darker, more cunning aspect to his personality — one which he usually kept hidden in order to carry out his plans. In the face of a grave evil, he would not grow as hate-filled as his first incarnation, attempting to talk his way out of trouble, or instinctively run.

He started his journey with his previous incarnation's companions: Ralph Smith, Yasmin Khan, serving commander Inston-Vee Vinder of Baxfield Wenfell-Foxley. He had regenerated in the middle of the Fourtieth Battle of Skaro, and, in his regeneration, destroyed the Dalek body armour that caused his death in the first place. He later piloted his TARDIS back into his universe, where he met Ruby Sunday and took her in as a companion. (TV: Return to Skaro)

## Reception

Alot of fans enjoyed the concept of the Doctor becoming black, however this excitement had already worn off after the Fifteenth Doctor and The Master were already cast by actors of color. Other fans hated the fact that he was a black male, and wished that he had stayed white. However, the showrunner, Thomas Brock, promptly submitted a photo of him with the middle finger in e-mail responses to critics.
Season 4

The cover for the Blu-Ray release of Season 4

Jamie McCrimmon

Victoria Waterfield

**Season 4** of Doctor Who ran between 10 September 1966 and 1 July 1967. It starred William Hartnell as the First Doctor in the first two stories and then Patrick Troughton as the Second Doctor and Michael Craze as Ben Jackson, Anneke Wills as Polly Wright and Frazer Hines as Jamie McCrimmon. Its final serial introduced Deborah Watling as Victoria Waterfield. The season opened with The Smugglers and concluded with The Evil of the Daleks.
Season 56

The cover for the Blu-Ray release of Season 56

Landinia Fersa

**Season 56** of Doctor Who started on 7 January 2020 and ended on 16 June 2020. It starred Rakhee Thakrar as the Fifteenth Doctor, and saw the departures of Bradley Walsh as Graham O'Brien, Josh Bowman as Andy Cormer and Pearl Mackie as Landinia Fersa. It also had a brief return of Matthew Waterhouse as Adric
The Caves of Androzani

Sharaz Jek kills his old enemy, Morgus.

Kamelion

Nyssa

Adric

Sixth Doctor

Stotz

**The Caves of Androzani** was the sixth and penultimate serial of Season 21 of Doctor Who. It was the final regular appearance of Peter Davison as the Fifth Doctor and introduced Colin Baker as the Sixth Doctor in the closing moments of part four.

It was also Graeme Harper's first credited Doctor Who directorial job. Widely praised by fans, Caves was voted the single best televised Doctor Who story in a 2009 poll conducted by Doctor Who Magazine.

As a regeneration story, it offered many unusual elements. Perhaps the most obvious was that it was written by Robert Holmes. Although one of the most prolific writers of the programme, this was his only regeneration story. Caves was also the first regeneration story to allow for a brief scene with the incoming Doctor. Unlike any of his predecessors, the new Doctor was given the final words of the story — something that would happen in nearly every regeneration story since. It was also the first time the Doctor willingly and explicitly underwent a regeneration solely to save a companion, which would later be repeated by the Twelfth and Thirteenth Doctors. Furthermore, it was the first time since 1966's The Tenth Planet that the Doctor regenerated before the end of the then-current series, and the first since The Tenth Planet that occurred inside of the TARDIS.

From a behind-the-scenes perspective, Harper's direction was hailed by those involved with the production as highly innovative. Particularly noteworthy were Harper's more free use of camera movement than usual at the time and his direction from the studio floor. Harper's energetic and more personal directorial style sharply contrasted most who preceded him. Unlike Harper, most directors Doctor Who generally preferred to work in the booth and relay their messages to the actors and crew through the production assistant stationed on the floor. Peter Davison, in particular, found Harper's more direct style much to his liking. He lamented he had waited until his last story to receive this bolder style of direction, and that he would've stayed on the series longer if this directorial style was present during more of his tenure.

Another unique aspect of the production was its use of Shakespearian soliloquy. Morgus, the principal villain of the piece, sometimes turned away from the characters and spoke his thoughts aloud, often appearing to break the fourth wall in the process by gazing into the camera. Though apparently the result of a mistaken impression about the script by actor John Normington, Harper kept the asides in, feeling they effectively ramped up the dramatic tension.
Season 3

The cover for the Blu-Ray release of Season 3

John Wiles

Gerry Davis

**Season 3** of Doctor Who ran between 11 September 1965 and 16 July 1966. It starred William Hartnell as the First Doctor, Maureen O'Brien as Vicki Pallister, Peter Purves as Steven Taylor and Jackie Lane as Dodo Chaplet. The season opened with Galaxy 4 and concluded with The War Machines, the latter of which introduced Anneke Wills as Polly Wright and Michael Craze as Ben Jackson.
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Season 54

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Tenth Doctor(Revenge of the Krotons only)

First Doctor(Time's Handiwork only)

Twelfth Doctor(The Hellhounds of Silla only)

John Grainer (Revenge of the Krotons only)

Gillian Grainer(Revenge of the Krotons only)

**Season 54** of Doctor Who ran from 6 February 2018 to 28 August 2018, with three Children in Need special episodes that ran on 16/17 November 2018, 24 November 2018 and 1 December 2018. The bulk of the stories starred Rakhee Thakrar in her first season as the Doctor, as well as introducing Bradley Walsh as Graham O'Brien. The Children in Need minisodes introduced Reece Shearsmith as a new actor for the Second Doctor, as well as his new companions, Louis Ashbourne Serkis as John Grainer and Emily Carey as Gillian Grainer, and Rhys Ifans standing in as the Tenth Doctor. It also featured David Bradley and Claudia Grant reprising their roles as the First Doctor and Susan, and Paterson Joseph reappearing as the Twelfth Doctor.
Season 60

*Season 60* is the 60th season of BBC One's Doctor Who, starting on January 17, 2022 and ending on March 1, 2022. The last episode "The Seventeen Doctors" is the centenary special and 100th Anniversary of the British Broadcasting Service. In "The Sontaran Invasion", Laurie Strode leaves the TARDIS because she 'fears she won't be able to keep up' due to her age, but the reason behind the scenes was because Jamie Lee Curtis *despised* Doctor Who. Ashley McEwan also leaves the TARDIS after one of Napoleon's generals rapes her after believing she is his wife. Before she can leave the TARDIS, The Rani and The Master cause all of the Doctor's incarnations' TARDISes to crash into one-another, holding them and their companions in stasis. Adric avoids it by jumping out of the TARDIS, and after rescuing Nyssa, Ashley and Turlough, free everyone.

This season marked the last appearances of Adric, Nyssa, Ashley, Turlough, and Laurie, but it also marked the first appearance of Professor Eustacius Jericho, a distant cousin of Samuel Loomis and avid researcher in the paranormal. He makes his first appearance in Village of the Angels.
Earth

Mondas

Tellus

Gaia

Ravolox

Avallion

Antýkhon

New Skaro

Erith

Old Earth

Sea Devils

**Earth**, also known as **the Earth** and **Planet Earth**, was a planet in the solar system whose native sapient species were primarily the human race and the Silurians, though they were by no means the only intelligent species to develop there. The twin planet of Mondas, it was the third planet from its sun and therefore also known as **Sol III** (or **Sol 3**), though mainly to extraterrestrial cultures. Eventually, it was shifted across two light years by the Time Lords, and renamed **Ravolox**.

By the 20th century, various incarnations of the Doctor, as well as Romana and Captain Hardaker referred to Earth as a "Level 5 planet".

It was a planet in which the the Doctor had a "particular interest" in all known incarnations. It may even have been the origin of some of the Doctor's DNA. Certainly, it was the planet from which the Doctor drew most of their travelling companions. It was also a planet about whose complete history the Doctor had demonstrated expertise, often knowing minutiae about it and being able to sense which points in its history and in its solar system's history were able to be altered, and which not. He found that something about the planet always cheered him up. By the 21st century, the Doctor had become an integral part of Earth culture.

It attracted many alien invasion attempts throughout its multi-billion year history. Indeed, it owed its very existence to a species that hadn't originated there. Its core was formed around a Time Lord containment shell which hid the caldera.

Still, it was not a planet that was merely ripe for invasion. Its history included long periods of time where it was a formidable player in intergalactic politics. At the height of its influence, Earth was the centre of several massive empires and confederations, and its DNA was flung to the furthest reaches of the universe. Earth was thought to be the homeworld of the Enemy in the War in Heaven, with some Time Lords suspecting that the thousands of alien invasions the planet endured were faked.
Season 8

The cover for the Blu-Ray release of Season 8

John Benton

Mike Yates

**Season 8** of Doctor Who ran between 2 January 1971 and 19 June 1971. It starred Jon Pertwee as the Third Doctor, Katy Manning as Jo Grant, Nicholas Courtney as Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart, Richard Franklin as Mike Yates, John Levene as John Benton and Roger Delgado as the Master. The season opened with Terror of the Autons and concluded with The Dæmons*.*
Wilson Kingsley

**Wilson Kingsley** was a soldier present at the Battle of Brandywine during the American Revolution, fighting alongside George Washington. He became a temporary companion of the Tenth Doctor.

One of the few men not to be suspicious of the Doctor when he arrived, he would join him and Washington in working out the alien interventions during the battle, also learning from the Doctor that the patriots would lose this battle. However, he decided to join the Doctor in fighting against the foe present, which turned out to be a rogue Krynoid. He would ultimately be the one to defeat the monster, saving Washington's life. When he asked the Doctor about whether America would gain independence, the Doctor would tell him that that would be for him to find out. He would later be accidentally time-displaced twice, the second time displaying that he had survived the war.
Season 50

The cover for the Blu-Ray release of Season 50

**Season 50** aired between 7 April 2014 and 13 October 2014, starring David Suchet in his final season as the Thirteenth Doctor, as well as seeing the departure of Karen Gillan's Monika Tolage. It also introduced Zenla, a Time Lord agent played by Catrin Stewart initially, though she, too, would regenerate at the end of the season. In the final moments of the final episode, Hermione Norris is seen for the first time as the Fourteenth Doctor.
Season 20

The cover of the Blu-Ray release of Season 20

**Season 20** of Doctor Who ran between 3 January 1983 and 16 March 1983. It starred Peter Davison as the Fifth Doctor, Sarah Sutton as Nyssa, Janet Fielding as Tegan Jovanka and Mark Strickson as Turlough. The season opened with Arc of Infinity and concluded with Tundras of the Futures Past. However, its filming was delayed for a month due to Strickson catching a horrible flu and being unable to film anything.

This Season is commonly marketed alongside the 20th Anniversary Special, The Five Doctors, causing it to commonly be labelled as part of the series, despite being a Children in Need special.
K-9 Mark III

Clyde Langer (Master)

Maria Jackson (Mistress)

Rani Chandra (Mistress)

**K-9 Mark III** was the designation given to the third known version of the robot K-9. This version was given by the Doctor as a present to his former companion, Sarah Jane Smith. The Doctor left him in a crate in her flat in Croydon in 1978, but she did not actually open the crate until she visited Moreton Harwood in December 1981.

This model of K-9 eventually broke down to the point of deactivation during his time alongside Sarah Jane, and sat motionless in an attic for many years because his futuristic inner-workings could not be shared with other humans. Though K-9 Mark III was later given the repairs he needed from the Doctor, he remained in poor condition, living just long enough to battle against Notian, an amnesiac incarnation of the Master. In a sacrificial final act, K-9 Mark III valiantly gave up his life to eliminate a horde of Antimony controlled by the Valeyard. Sarah Jane opted not to have a new one built, though she ultimately gained access to K-9 Mark II from Romana.
Hats

Hats give you the ability to do items, and you need to find Wool and Needles, and each Hat has specific Needles to them. These are only in the A Star In Time game.

* Starry Badge. Summons a Star platform below you. Location: Starting Badge.
* Mad Hatter. You don't have to wait as long for a cool down. Location: Aku Saku District Shop.
* Umbrella Float Badge. You can float and hover with an umbrella. Location: Aku Saku District Shop.
* Phase Beam. Sends out a beam that glitches out an enemy, which gives you a chance to attack. Location: Aku Saku District Shop.
* Mimikyu Badge. A hand grabs the enemy, pinning them down until hit, but only lasts for a second on bosses. Location: Pre Bank.
* Mimkyutube Badge. 6 Rays of light swirl around Star, giving him a sheild until something attacks. Location: Bank.
* MiiMaster Badge. 12 rays of light swird around star, giving him a sheild that lasts for 2 attacks. Location: Hacks.
Thing With Limbs (Species)

The Thing With \_\_\_ Limbs is a species that hails from Galaxy 1D, a mysterious dimension almost nobody came back from alive.

## Appearance

Things With \_\_\_ Limbs look suspiciously similar to Demogorgons, except they can range from being quadrupedal to bipedal and always have a random amount of limbs.

## Behavior

Things With \_\_\_ Limbs are notorious for being aggressive towards all other living things, however they will try to fuse with other members of their species if there are any nearby.
Zoe Heriot

**Zoe Heriot** was a companion of the Second Doctor.

Zoe was a young trial scientist from the late 21st century who accompanied the Doctor and Jamie McCrimmon in their travels aboard the Doctor's TARDIS. She was one of the very few companions of the Doctor's that was as smart, and at times smarter than the Doctor himself. They would often compete with one another when tackling situations that required their intellects.

Zoe and Jamie developed a quick friendship and would often play pranks on eachother, such as hiding under eachother's beds and grabbing their legs, spider in book pranks, and more. Over time Jamie and Zoe soon found romantic interest in one another, but would still prank eachother and play tag like children, often annoying The Doctor.

Her memories of the Doctor and Jamie were erased after encountering the Time Lords. However, since Jamie was capable of getting past the memory wipe, it can be assumed that Zoe was ultimately able to as well, and possibly even faster than him, due to her advanced knowledge.

Zoe died around the age of 103.

Decades later, Cornelius Duncan was looking at the Doctor's companions listed on the TARDIS, he found Barbara, Dodo, Polly, **Zoe**, Liz, Romana II, Nyssa, Izzy Sinclair, Ashley and Destrii to be relatively beautiful, later being scolded by Jericho for his remarks. (TV: *The Chainsaw Massacre*)

## Appearances

### Season 5

* The Wheel in Space (US/AU: The Web in Space)

### Season 6

* The Dominators (US: Domination Season)
* The Mind Robber
* The Invasion
* The Krotons (US/AU: Attack of the Krotons)
* The Seeds of Death
* The Space Pirates (AU: Pirates in Space)
* The War Games

## Age

In The Wheel in Space, Zoe says that she's "a 17 year-old Trial scientist". In The Mind Robber, she had just celebrated her 18th birthday. In The War Games she states that she's a few months from her 19th birthday. Before the age of 20, she had four children. By the age of 29, she had fourteen children. She lived to 103 years old.
Alex Birschard

**Alexander Maximus Birschard** (born October 2, 2001) was a director for the BBC One show Doctor Who. He has close family ties to his boss and the showrunner, Thomas Brock, being the fiancée of his daughter, Melissa.

### Personal life

**Alexander Maximus Birschard** was born to Richard Birschard and Helen Birschard (nee Albertson) on October 2, 2001, in Cardiff. He grew up as a quadruplet, Teddy, Ben, and Nathan, and an older sister, Alison. Around 2017, he started dating the son of Thomas Brock, Melissa Brock. By 2022, the two engaged.

### Acting

Alex Birschard moved to acting at a young age. He first portrayed Jack Poster in Season 1, 2, and 3 of the series Northwood Springs. He also played Jimmy Shack, the son of noble warrior in the Jackonshack series. He also appeared in Bert and Buck as one of Rudy's coworkers.

### Directing *Doctor Who*

Season 57 of Doctor Who was a mess of directors. Jamie Magnus Stone, Lee Haven Jones, and Emma Sullivan did not have enough time to direct every serial, so a fourth and fifth director were needed. Thomas Brock, the new showrunner (starting with "A Voyage on the Lusitania") asked Alex, whom he knew was looking for job oppurtunities, to become a director. Alex accepted, especially because his brother Teddy wrote the story "Praxeus". Upon the announcement, many fangirls adored Alex, and wanted to see his stories, thinking they would be as attractive as he was. Alex's started with "Prisoners of St. John." It was not loved, nor hated.

## Stories directed

### Season 57

* Prisoners of St. John
* *Trust Me On This!*

### Season 58

* Attack of the True Knot!
* Danica's 1885 Pit Stop
* Forever Winters in Narnia
* Bedknobs and Doorsticks
* The Angels take Manhatthan
* Clear Skies over Milwuakee
* The Conspiracies of Hawkins
* The Masters of Luxor
* Once, Upon Time

### Season 59

* The Christmas Invasion
* Giants
* The Vision
* Survivors of the Flux

### Season 60

* Daleks in Italy
* The Sontaran Invasion
* Backwards Thinking
* Village of the Angels
* Attack of the Sea Devils
* The Seventeen Doctors

### Season 61

* Eve of the Daleks
* Return to Skaro

### Season 62

* Midnight
* The Lullaby of Melody Song
Reasons for regeneration

This page is a list of reasons for regeneration of each incarnation of a time lord

## The Doctor

These are all the incarnations of The Doctor that regenerated so far. The most recent regeneration was the Seventeenth Doctor, who died on top of another person. It caused the two to merge in the Doctor's next incarnation.

### Alternate universe version

In "The Bane of the Universe", an alternate universe version of the Doctor was introduced.

## Romana

List of reasons for Romana's regenerations
 Romana II | Lalla Ward
 Romana III | Cathy Tyson

These are all the regenerated versions of Romana, with Jenna Louise Coleman still playing Romana IV

## The Master

There have only been a few on-screen master regenerations, so not all masters are listed

## The Rani

Reasons for the Rani's regenerationsa
 15th
9 (total)

## Zenla

List of reasons for Zenla's regenerations

## Susan

Susan has only had two incarnations.

Reason for Susan's first regeneration
Chris Parsons

**Christopher James Parsons** was a student-turned-lecturer at Cambridge University and a companion of the Thirteenth Doctor. He previously met the Fourth Doctor.

As a student of Professor Chronotis, he borrowed The Worshipful and Ancient Law of Gallifrey from the Professor's library. Surprised at the unusual properties the book exhibited, he attempted to analyse it with the aid of Clare Keightley. They later helped the Doctor defeat Skagra's plans.

Some time later, Chris would see the TARDIS again and enter without the Doctor's knowledge. Having stowed away aboard the TARDIS, it would take a long time for the Doctor to warm to his presence, though he was cordial with Chris, and eventually Chris would find the Doctor a person who he could turn to in times of need for help. He had heard about the Doctor from the caretaker, but did not believe what he had heard to be true until he met the Doctor. He would also meet Monika Tolage, before leaving the Doctor after learning knowledge of the future that got too disconcerting, prompting the Doctor to erase his memories of their adventures.

## Appearances

### Season 48

* Day of the Moon
* A Night at the Inn
* Asylum of the Daleks
* Crusade of the Bannermen
* The Manhattan Project
* The Round Table
Polly Jackson

**Polly Jackson** (née **Wright**) was a companion of the First and Second Doctors.

She was one of the very first people to witness the Doctor regenerating but she was initially unsure in believing that the Doctor was still the same man. She travelled in the TARDIS with her future husband, Ben Jackson and Jamie McCrimmon. She also became acquainted with Dodo Chaplet before she left the Doctor's company. Decades later, Cornelius Duncan was looking at the Doctor's companoins listed on the TARDIS, he found Barbara, Dodo, Polly, Zoe, Liz, Romana II, Nyssa, Izzy Sinclair, Ashley and Destrii to be relatively beautiful, later being scolded by Jericho for his remarks.

## Appearances

### Season 4

* The Smugglers
* The Tenth Planet
* The Power of the Daleks
* The Highlanders
* The Underwater Menace
* The Moonbase
* The Macra Terror (US: The Terror of the Macra)
* The Faceless Ones
Raine Cunningham

**Raine Jennifer Cunningham** (born 7th November 1967) was a former safecracker and a travelling companion of the Seventh and Eighth Doctors. She first met the Seventh Doctor when cracking open a safe during a house party, and would ultimately end up travelling alongside Sergeant Heinrich. Katie's time with the Doctor came to an end when she was killed in the Sol Transit System on it's journey to Pluto, with her death affecting the Eighth Doctor and Bernice Summerfield greatly.

## Appearances

### Season 27

* Lungbarrow (Cameo)
* Lungbarrow
* Return of the Zygons
* Hand of Neptune
* Drax and Kyre: Enemies of the Second Universe
* Devils of the Deep
* Alixion

### Season 28

* War of Hate
* Night Thoughts
* Blood and Iron
* The Red Day
* Trap for the TARDIS

### Season 29

* Voyage of the Mayflower
* Transit

### Season 57

* *Trust Me On This!*
Mike Bolter

**Mike Bolter** was a companion of the Fourteenth Doctor.

An orphan, Mike frequently found himself picked on, and so when a newly-regenerated Doctor and Zenla arrived at the orphanage he lived at, he found himself the target for even more bullying when he chose to help the Doctor recover. Zenla and Mike would both investigate strange goings-on at a school nearby where Mike went, and, once the worshippers of Heilos had been defeated, Mike left to become a companion of the Doctor. After many an adventure, Mike would leave the Doctor to find a new family on Gallifrey, briefly staying under Romana's care. Unfortunately, in the Season 57 episode *Trust Me On This!,* Mike is tragically killed when one of the pillars of the Haureyn temple crushes him to death, and then he falls into one of the sinkholes, suffocating from the sand or being crushed by the tree.

## Appearances

### Season 51

* The Rising Sun
* Bright Futures for Dark Pasts
* Parnaxian
* Robots of Sherwood
* Universe of the Bane
* Torchwood
* Eternal Queen
The Adventures of Star Season 1 Episode 1: Star and the Trikes!

## Plot

We start with Star walking around on a field, wondering what to do. He then sees some smoke, and decides to run towards it, only to see a trail of smoke. He follows that, and he sees a couple of bikes speeding away. Star sprints after them and catches up.

The bikers hear Star saying "Wait up!" and stop. They ask him what he wants, and Star says that he wanted to see who they were. The bikers introduce themselves as the Bike Trikes, and one of them says "We thought you were an evil Bike Trike at first, and we were fearful of what you would do to us." Star says "Wait, there are EVIL Bike Trikes?!" The Bike Trike leader says yes, and Star decides to find them and fight them.

It turns out that the evil Bike Trikes were watching the good ones, and they decided to ambush. Star tries to fight back, but the evil Bike Trike leader swats him away. Star and a couple of good Bike Trikes run away, but the rest are taken hostage by the evil Bike Trikes.

Star and the escaped Bike Trikes formulate a plan to rescue the other Bike Trikes, and they put it into action. The Evil Bike Trike leader falls for the plan, and his minions retreat. The good Bike Trikes congratulate Star, ending the episode.
Willis Campbell

Unnamed grandchildren

David Campbell (descendant)

Alex Campbell (descendant)

The Doctor (in-law)

Susan Campbell (in-law)

**Willis Campbell** was the ancestor of David Campbell, and a companion of the Fourteenth Doctor.

Important to the Doctor's bloodline, the Doctor had to protect him carefully during Armageddon, and decided to take him along as a companion, so he could see what humanity would accomplish. He and Richard MacLowrie got off to a rocky start, and frequently argued, though they did deep down enjoy one another's company. When the Doctor revealed she was his in-law, Willis became more cautious, and offered to make sure not to tell of his adventures to his grandchildren so history would flow as normal. The Doctor agreed to this. Willis would ultimately leave the Doctor's side with Richard, as the Doctor did not want either of them to die to the Raston Hardware Company.

## Appearances

### Season 53

* Doctors and Daleks
* Voyage of the Damned
* Nobody to Cry
* A Christmas Carol
* Empress of Mars
* Twelve Nights on Islos
* The Raston Warriors
Season 55

The cover for the Blu-Ray release of Season 55

Landinia Fersa

**Season 55** of Doctor Who aired from 11 June 2019 to 19 November 2019. It starred Rakhee Thakrar as the Fifteenth Doctor and Bradley Walsh as Graham O'Brien, as well as introducing Josh Bowman as Andy Cormer and Pearl Mackie as Landinia Fersa.
Benjamin Heinrich

Doctor Heinrich

**Benjamin Heinrich** was a sergeant in U.N.I.T. and a travelling companion of the Seventh and Eighth Doctors.

He first met the Seventh Doctor at Margrave University in 2001, where he helped the Doctor combat the Sea Devils, and would wind up travelling in the TARDIS alongside the Doctor and Raine Cunningham, with whom he witnessed the Doctor's regeneration. He would be briefly acquainted with Bernice Summerfield. His heads-on approach frequently caused rifts between him and the Doctor, but the two did overall get on rather well.

Heinrich was eventually killed on Gallifrey after being shot by members of Omega's fleet.

## Appearances

### Season 27

* Devils of the Deep
* Alixion

### Season 28

* War of Hate
* Night Thoughts
* Blood and Iron
* The Red Day
* Trap for the TARDIS
Nyssa of Traken

Claudia

Tegan Jovanka (partner)

**Nyssa of Traken**, often known simply as **Nyssa**, was a companion of the Fourth and Fifth Doctor.

A genius scientist, Nyssa assisted the Doctor in their fourth incarnation before joining him, Adric and Tegan as a travelling companion after becoming the last of her kind. Following Adric's death, a period of time alone with the Doctor and travelling alongside Turlough, Nyssa left the TARDIS to assist in the curing of those with Lazar's disease. However, she would eventually make her way to Earth through circumstances Nyssa was 'unwilling to explain out of embarrassment', starting up a romantic relationship with Tegan. Decades later, Cornelius Duncan was looking at the Doctor's companions listed on the TARDIS, he found Barbara, Dodo, Polly, Zoe, Liz, Romana II, **Nyssa**, Izzy Sinclair, Ashley and Destrii to be relatively beautiful, later being scolded by Jericho for his remarks. (TV: *The Chainsaw Massacre*)

## Appearances

### Season 18

* The Keeper of Traken
* Logopolis

### Season 19

* Castrovalva
* Four to Doomsday
* Kinda
* The Visitation
* Black Orchid
* Earthshock
* Time-Flight

### Season 20

* Arc of Infinity
* Snakedance
* Mawdryn Undead
* Terminus
Landinia Fersa

**Landinia Fersa** was a companion of the Fifteenth Doctor.

A Tarangi that had been born just when the Tenth Doctor had left Casey Knowles to help rebuild their society, she learned all about the Doctor from Casey, and aspired to meet him. During her childhood she would put up sketches on the wall of him. When she was 16 years old, she was shocked to hear that the Doctor was a woman when she first met Andy Cormer, believing him to be the Doctor, and able to help her people recover from Zellin's influences. She came to enjoy the Doctor's company, and would end up travelling alone after an adventure on Earth with her. Eventually, when she was 19, during a trip to Gallifrey, she would leave the Doctor and the Master behind, opting to go travelling with Romana IV, who had gone to answer a distress call from the Weeping Towers.

## Appearances

### Season 55

* Can You Hear Me?
* Experimental Bodies
* Rivers of India

### Season 56

* Bane of the Universe
* The Three Kingdoms
* Spyfall
* The Earth's Blood
* The Dead Walk Amongst Us
* Shadows of the Past
October 31st, 1978

*October 31st, 1978* is one of the dates that the Eighth Doctor and Millie Malencia travelled to.

### What Happened This Date?

It was HALLOWEEN that day.
Serial Killer Michael Myers killed Christopher Hastings, a truck driver, after shooting him six times, then stripping him and leaving him in the hills. Later, he killed Annie Brackett, Bob Simms, and Lynda Van Der Klok by Strangling in a Car and Slitting Throat (Annie) Stabbed against Pantry (Bob) strangled with Phone Cord (Lynda). He was later shot Six Times by Samuel Loomis whilst trying to kill Laurie Strode in a house she was babysitting at.
Even later, while Laurie was in the hospital, he killed nine people. Alice Martin, unknown handyman, Doctor Budd Scarlotti, Nurse Karen Bailey, Doctor Fred Mixter, Nurse Janet Marshall, an unnamed black nurse, Nurse Jill Franco (on-screen), and a random deputy (on-screen.) Causes of death: Body found stabbed (Alice) Cleaver found in head and noosed by wires (U.H.) Found strangled to death (Budd Scarlotti) found on floor of hot tub room with scalded skin, drowned, and stabbed (Karen) Stabbed in Eye with Syringe (Mixter) found sliced in half vertically (Janet) blood drained (U.B.N.) stabbed with scalpel, lifted up and pinned to wall (Jill Franco) throat slit (Deputy).
The Eighth Doctor and Millie Malencia visited the hospital in attempt to stop the killer. The Doctor and Millie had found the bodies now. The Doctor told Millie to stay behind. She reluctantly ran outside , screaming 'Bloody Murder', and the Doctor kept following the serial killer, Michael Myers. Loomis races to Laurie's aid and, once again, fired multiple gunshots to Michael, which expectedly does not stop him. Loomis and Laurie run to a nearby operating room where Loomis attempts to destroy Michael with a bullet to the head. Not realizing his gun is empty, Loomis fires an empty chamber, and Michael angrily stabs him in his stomach, causing Loomis to collapse. Nevertheless, Loomis recovers, and he and Laurie fill the room with oxygen and ether. The Doctor had been watching the whole time, actually. As the girl runs away, Loomis stays behind. He tells Michael that "it's time" and proceeds to blow himself up with Michael, killing him. The Doctor was wounded but later taken to another hospital and survived, and went back in time and took Loomis out of the hospital just before the explosion, saving his life. (TV: Halloween)
The Eighth Doctor and Samuel Loomis stayed in this timeline for 14 days later until November 14th, when they found Millie's body, rotting on a pantry door, stabbed in the stomach. They left now.

This date was never seen again

### Visited By

* Eighth Doctor
* Millie Malencia
* Samuel Loomis
* Laurie Strode
* Michael Myers
* Various Others

### Trivia

* This was the last date that Millie Malencia was seen alive
* The plot is mostly stolen from the 1981 movie Halloween II, by Mustafpha Akaad.
* They could have made 5 sequels to this, due to the five sequel movies. An Eleventh Doctor story originally was GOING TO do the Halloween Six plot, but changed mid-production.
Return to Skaro

### Director

Emma Sullivan, Alex Birschard, Jamie Lee Magnus Stone, Zoran Malkovikzsky, Thomas Brock

## Release Details

### Previous Episode

The Legend of the Sea Devils

*Return To Skaro* was the last story and finale of the 61st Season of Doctor Who and was written by Thomas Brock. Overall, it was the 423rd story.

## Synopsis

Trapped on Skaro, the daleks try to kill the Seventeenth Doctor and The Master. However, some backup arrives to help them out.

## Plot

### Episode 1

The Doctor lands the TARDIS with Yaz, Dan, and Cornelius waiting to leave. One look at the viewfinder shows that they have landed on Skaro. The Doctor panics. Immediatley confused, Cornelius wonders what the heck is going on. All of a sudden the TARDIS begins to violently shake and leans to one side. Everyone starts to slide down and they have to hold onto things. Cornelius grabs the railing in the Console Room as it tilts, holding on. Yaz, Dan, and The Doctor all slide down the TARDIS and hit the wall. Sparks fly from the console as the lights flicker. Soon the TARDIS has completely fallen sideways and the floor is now at a 90° degree angle.

Chaos insues as the time rotor's glass shatters and flames and sparks fly from it. Cornelius lets go of the railing and hits the console unit, grabbing onto it. He manages to climb atop of it and watches the others struggling. Down on the ground, once the wall, Yaz is swarmed by thrashing wires, which whip around. One yanks her up and throws her towards a different wall. The Doctor is knocked unconcious by a falling bit of the pillars in the TARDIS. Dan comes to and tries to get up to Cornelius, but can't reach him. Steam and smoke comes into the Console Room, and Dan disappears into it. He steps on a roundel and falls inside of it, getting sucked into the TARDIS ventilation.

The TARDIS rights itself and Cornelius runs to the door. He suddenly stops as he realizes the TARDIS is being hit by another ship that is crashing. The other ship crashes, almost hitting and killing Cornelius. Out of the other ship step Richard Maclowrie, UNIT Director Kate Stewart, assistant Osgood Petronella, and Brigadier Sergeant Benton.
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***Doctor Who*** is a British science fiction television programme produced by the BBC since 1963. The programme depicts the adventures of a Time Lord called "the Doctor", an extraterrestrial being who appears to be human. The Doctor explores the universe in a time-travelling space ship called the TARDIS. Its exterior appears as a blue British police box, which was a common sight in Britain in 1963 when the series first aired. With various companions, the Doctor combats foes, works to save civilisations and helps people in need.

The show is a significant part of British popular culture, and elsewhere it has gained a cult following. It has influenced generations of British television professionals, many of whom grew up watching the series. *Doctor Who* has also spawned numerous spin-offs, including comic books, films, novels, audio dramas, and the television series *U.N.I.T.* (2003–2023), *IoEE,* (2004-2008) *The Sarah Jane Adventures* (2007–2011), *The Panopticon* (2009–2012), *Coalition* (2011-2015), *Investigators* (2018-), and *Adric* (2022-) and has been the subject of many parodies and references in popular culture. It has also gained several movies, though only four are considered canon to the main universe: *Doctor Who?* (1995) *Doctor Who: Gallifrey's Fate* (2003), *Doctor Who: Revelations* (2011) and *Doctor Who: The End of Time* (2016)

Beginning with William Hartnell, eighteen actors have headlined the series as the Doctor, with the latest of these being David Tennant, whom also played companion Richard MacLowrie. The transition from one actor to another is written into the plot of the show with the concept of regeneration into a new incarnation, a plot device in which a Time Lord "transforms" into a new body when the current one is too badly harmed to heal normally. Each actor's portrayal is unique, but all represent stages in the life of the same character, and together, they form a single lifetime with a single narrative. The time-travelling feature of the plot means that different incarnations of the Doctor occasionally meet, and even alternate universe versions, such as in Bane of the Universe.
Peri Brown

Paul Brown (father)

Yrcanos (spouse)

Richard Weatherly (spouse)

**Perpugilliam "Peri" Brown** (born 1966) was a companion of the Fifth and Sixth Doctors.

She was an American college student who accidentally joined the Fifth Doctor during his visit to Lanzarote in 1984. She then elected to remain with him for the rest of her vacation time. She remained with the Doctor after his regeneration into his sixth incarnation, but found it harder to get along with him because of his now brash and arrogant persona.

Peri was separated from him by the Time Lords so that they could cover up the Ravolox conspiracy. According to the Master, Peri was wed to King Yrcanos. Eventually, Yrcanos would end up being killed along with a large portion of Thordon when Tezcatlipoca devoured the planet to increase his own power, with Peri being off-world alongside some other delegates. There, she would meet the Tenth Doctor and Anders Hausner, whom she helped ward off Tezcatlipoca. The three of them would continue travelling together, until they reached Earth. There, after being the one to knock out the Master, she would leave the Doctor in pursuit of love again, this time to marry curator Richard Weatherly.

Her unusual name meant, according to her, "she who lives in the hills".

Peri had limited contact with other companions, although she did encounter a few. She was acquainted with Jamie McCrimmon, meeting him and the Second Doctor during an encounter with the Sontarans. She also very briefly met Vislor Turlough who left the Doctor's company just prior to her joining. She also met Kamelion briefly before his destruction.

## Appearances

### Season 21

* Planet of Fire
* The Caves of Androzani
* The Twin Dilemma

### Season 22

* Attack of the Cybermen
* Vengeance on Varos
* The Mark of the Rani
* The Two Doctors
* Timelash
* Revelation of the Daleks

### Season 23 (The Trial of a Time Lord)

* The Mysterious Planet
* Mindwarp

### Season 37

* The Live Planet
* World of Wonder
* Cold War
* Morbius' Reckoning
* The Witch of the Well
* Storm Warning

### Season 38

* Damaged Goods
* The Woman that Never Was
* Faintest Footsteps
Joy Thomson-Walker

### Left the Doctor because

Transmatted to Earth after The TARDIS starting draining her of life energy (initial)Converted into the Cyberqueen (final)

## Behind the Scenes

### Secondary Actor/Actress

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**Joy Thomson-Walker** was a companion of the Twelfth and Thirteenth Doctors.

She would meet the Doctor initially after her wedding anniversary, battling against Lord Midas alongside him, and agreeing to join him in the TARDIS, regarding her marriage as 'loveless anyway'. She would become the Twelfth Doctor's longest-serving companion, and would see both Romana and Mickey Sharpe joining the Doctor. The first time she had to leave him was due to the TARDIS becoming treacherous, and trying to kill everyone on board. However, when the Master became Ruler of All Reality, she and Mickey both sought out the Doctor, who had since regenerated. After helping him recuperate, they travelled with him further. However, the Doctor would be struck with tragedy after Joy was found by the Cybermen and converted into the Cyberqueen, forcing her to have to be destroyed.

## Appearances

### Season 44

* Golden Promises
* Life's Beginnings
* Ripper's Blade
* Pipe Dreams
* Friends and Enemies
* The Newest Universe
* The Sontaran Stratagem
* Troubled Water

### Season 45

* Silence in the Library
* Year of the Dalek
* Mechanisms for Murder
* 42
* Nothing But the Truth
* Lords of Fantasy
* Checkmate
* Veil of the Past
* The Waters of Mars

### Season 46

* An Unlawful Execution
* The Dwarf Planet
* Universal Truths
* Return of the Autons
* Treachery of the TARDIS

### Season 47

* Reign of the Master
* Queen of the Cybermen
Season 6!

1. Artifact Find! Star Needs to find 7 weapons, in order to save Koppo from an unknown threat.
2. Skyward Shield! They go back to the temple of clouds, to get the skyward shield!
3. Ruby Sword! They get another weapon to help save Koppo!
4. Astral Bow and Arrow. They head to Outer Space and get the Astral Bow and Arrow, but not after meeting Kuro Lazulii and beating Aliens!
5. Ice Axe. When they head to Brody's home, the Frozen Tundra but after the others get too cold to continue, can Kuro use his Ice Powers to obtain the Ice Axe? Along the way he'll meet a girl named Lana Kuernai who can control fire!
6. Flame Wand! In the desert, The gang meets Lain Purple, who controls sand! Could he help unearth the Flame Temple?
7. Aqua Lance! When nobody can make it deep enough underwater, they meet Benji Light, who controls Water! Can he help?
8. Earth Hammer. This time, they need to MAKE the Earth Hammer! Can Dante Thunder and Steven Plant help?
9. War! Star and the gang have all of the weapons they need, but a group of aliens controlled by a mastermind named Mr. L try to steal them!
10. Lost World! Star, Borris, and Katie discover a lost world, which is home to aggressive dragons and dinosaurs! Will they make it out alive?
11. Kirby! The mastermind behind it all... Is Kirby! He meets Marx, who was stripped of his powers, decided to work together and beat Kirby!
12. The Battle Of Koppo. (Special) They beat Kirby with the power of song.
13. Champion Under Siege! Star, Katie and Borris return to Champion, only to find it's under attack!
14. Alien Retreat! Star, Katie and Borris have to figure out how to defeat the aliens, but will the plan work?
15. Playful Peter. A terrifying Smilodon named Playful Peter plans to destroy everything he finds boring! Can Star and the gang defeat him?
16. King Dedede! Kirby's back, and he's summoned 9 bosses from his world to attack, and there all in diffrent places! To find kirby, they gotta beat them all! First up, King Dedede!
17. Krako! Second boss, Krako!
18. Bonkers! Third Boss, Bonkers!
19. Gigantic Waddle Dee! They have to face a gigantic waddle dee!
20. Star Dream! 4th enemy, Star Dream!
21. Morpho Knight! They then face Morpho Knight!
22. Bugzzy! 6th enemy, Bugzzy!
23. Magolor! They then face Magolor!
24. Void Termina and Galacta Knight! They finally face the last two Kirby bosses, Void Termina and Galacta Knight!
25. The Final Star! After beating Kirby once again, a new star appears! Can everyone combine and defeat the biggest star in the universe?!
Companion

**Companion** was a somewhat vague term used to describe the Doctor's closest friends. Such people knew the Doctor's "secret": that they were someone non-human who travelled in time and space in a police box-shaped craft called the TARDIS. The Doctor's companions often directly saved the Doctor's lives or provided the Doctor with a perspective that prevented them from abusing their Time Lord powers. On some occasions, they were the proximate reason that the Doctor sacrificed their then-current life and regenerated. On others, they lost their lives in pursuit of the Doctor's goals.

The Twelfth Doctor told Joy Thomson-Walker he travelled with companions to see the universe through the eyes of somebody who hadn't experienced it all already. He also mentioned that he took great care in choosing them. Once they left the Doctor's company, most companions used their newfound perspective of life and morality to help others; Sarah Jane Smith once noted that with them around "the Doctor" - their ideology and legacy - would never die. The companions also helped the Doctor in their battles against evil throughout time and space. In particular, Ace called the Daleks "the catch" to being a companion.

Because the term was a shortening of the expression "travelling companion", most companions did in fact voyage with the Doctor in the TARDIS. Depending on the situation, other words were used to describe the same relationship — most frequently, "assistant". However, it was unusual to hear the Doctor call their friends by *either* word. Different incarnations had different preferences. The Third Doctor, perhaps owing to his unique situation of exile, most frequently used the term "assistant". On the other hand, when the Ninth Doctor was forced to define the word *companion*, he eschewed the term *assistant* in favour of *friend*.

Both terms were occasionally troublesome. Sometimes, the word *companion* was interpreted sexually, leading to confusion about the Doctor's relationship with their friends. Sometimes, companions bickered over the appropriateness of the word *assistant*. Emma Armandio said emphatically, "I'm not his assistant" when Sarah Jane Smith called her one.

Another term was *associate*, which was used primarily by the Daleks.

People were companions or assistants to the Doctor for varying lengths of time, but most stayed with him for more than one adventure. Some stayed for a few days, while others were with them for years. On occasion, companions could be separated from the Doctor for months or years before they resumed travelling with them. Other Time Lords, usually renegades, sometimes had travelling companions.