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History Misaligned (TV story)

*"All this chaos. It feeds me well."
"My Lord? What's happening?"
"We have finally created enough chaos for me to feed on. Now I can make myself complete again!"*
―The Trickster and Tomas

***History Misaligned*** was the eleventh episode of Series 1 of *Doctor Who*.

This episode is notable for bringing the Trickster from the Sarah Jane Adventures into the main TV series.

## Synopsis

The TARDIS arrives at Rome after a forced emergency landing, during the beginning of the Holy Roman Empire in the year 800, where Pope Leo III is about to become Emperor - but this isn't what the Doctor remembers.

Charlemagne, the rightful future emperor, is meant to rule, but he's currently nowhere near Rome where he's to be crowned. The Doctor soon realises time has changed, but who could have possibly been responsible for this? And what's the reasoning behind it?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Elias Danielsen - Lucas Till
* Fleur - Florence Pugh
* The Trickster - Paul Marc Davis
* Tomas - Bradley James
* Charlemagne - TBC
* Frank Soldier - TBC
* Roman Soldier - TBC
* Gabinus - TBC
* Logan - TBC
* Pope Leo - TBC

## Crew

* Writer - Natalie Robyn
* Director - Jamie Childs

## Continuity

* Fleur is worried that the Krillitanes may ambush them again. (TV: *Pursuit*)
* The Doctor suggests that they could visit Androzani Major. (TV: *The Caves of Androzani*)
* Fleur mentions how she was saving up money to buy a vortex manipulator to escape Jaromso before the Doctor and Elias arrived. (TV: *True Colours*)
* The Trickster wants Elias and Fleur's agreement, so that they can join his side. He later feeds on the chaos caused by the Lombard army invading Rome. (TV: *Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane?*)
* The Trickster references that he and the Doctor have met before. (TV: *The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith*)
* The Doctor, Elias and Fleur are sent to limbo by the Trickster to keep them out of the way of his plans. (TV: *Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane?*)
* London has been completely destroyed by an unknown force. (TV: *The Paradox Machine*)

## Story Notes

* Originally episode ten, *History Misaligned* was moved to episode eleven due to showrunner Logan Crimson's desire to have a normal adventure with the new side of Fleur before the finale, following the events of *Pursuit*.
* The original intent behind Tomas' character was that he was supposed to be another refugee from Jaromso who knew Fleur and Abijah, but this plot point was ultimately removed.

 **The Specials** | Regular Episodes | *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA*
Evacuation of the Depraved (TV story)

***Evacuation of the Depraved*** was the eighth episode of Series 4 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

War has reached the planet Dur! In an attempt to wipe out their enemies for good and end the conflict, the Ahrad have invaded said planet in order to construct the biggest planet-destroying laser cannon that the universe has ever seen - all set to eradicate the Kuliari's home from existence. Meanwhile, the Kuliari have also decided to invade Dur due to the precious mineral Tsathuulmith being present there in great quantities, the main key component in building Kuliari weaponry.

However, the long and bloody battle between the two species have activated an ancient monument left behind by the now extinct indigenous race; a monument designed to wipe out any danger to Dur. Realising what was happening after their forces suddenly began being destroyed en masse, both armies rush to escape the planet.

Nevertheless, with neither species able to stop fighting each other even as they flee for their lives; the Doctor and Sandra must stop this war and bring about peace, before this abomination grows far beyond the boundaries of Dur, which could certainly destroy the universe if left unchecked...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Sandra Parry - Helena Bonham Carter

## Crew

* Writer - Katie Taylor
* Director - Euros Lyn

## Story Notes

* The episode title *Evacuation of the Depraved* was suggested to Taylor by showrunner Logan Crimson.
* A working title for this episode was *Escape From Disaster*.

 **The Specials** | Regular Episodes | *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA*
Decimation (TV story)

***Decimation*** was the fourth episode of Series 9 of *Doctor Who*. It was the first part of a two-part story, followed by *The Flames of Sontar*.

## Synopsis

The TARDIS lands on Krelin; a planet situated in Rutan Space, razed to the ground by Sontaran forces decades ago, as they held their ground against the sickly, amoeboid species.

In the aftermath of this horrific war, terrible secrets lurk amongst the rubble of Krelin’s once sprawling metropolis and a band of rogue slaves have assembled amongst the desolated ruins in order to exact their revenge upon the troll-like warriors...

But at what cost?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Eva Green
* Jake Scott - Alfred Enoch
* Emi - Naomi Ackie

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Edgar Wright

## Continuity

* The Sontarans are still fighting their war against the Rutans. (TV: *The Time Warrior*)

## Story Notes

* This episode replaced another episode by Amato called *A Gentleman's Guide to Hunting & Treachery*, which was the first of a two parter, followed by *A Hunter's Guide to Becoming the Hunted*.

 Christmas Special | *TBA*
Face the Music (TV story)

***Face the Music*** is the upcoming first episode of Series 32 of *Doctor Who*. It will be the first part of a two-part story, followed by *Needle Drop*.

This episode will introduce Roxanne Segal as portrayed by Chase Sui Wonders, Axel Underwood as portrayed by Mason Gooding and Jasmine Hackworth as portrayed by Kiran Sonia Sawar as the Twenty-First Doctor's new companions.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Diane Morgan
* Roxanne Segal - Chase Sui Wonders
* Axel Underwood - Mason Gooding
* Jasmine Hackworth - Kiran Sonia Sawar
Isle of the Vrykolakas (TV story)

*"The Vrykolakas are upon us!
"You don't mean..?"
"Yes. This is an island of Vampires."*
―A Santorini resident to Osric Tennyson and the Eighteenth Doctor

***Isle of the Vrykolakas*** was the Halloween Special of Series 21 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Still reeling from the death of their friend and the departure of another; the Doctor, Osric and Orla travel to Santorini in the sixteenth century looking to take their minds off it; but when they arrive, they soon find that escaping death is easier said than done.

There is word of Vrykolakas lurking on the island, a word not recognised by Orla, but one that the Doctor and Osric can translate perfectly well. Vampires. But just when you might think that vampires are more than enough to worry about, Osric realises that it’s September the 27th, which means that in a few hours time, a submarine volcano will erupt, bringing destruction never before seen to the island.

As the Doctor and Orla prepare to hunt down the Vampires on the island and stop them from terrorising the residents, as well as prevent them from spreading beyond the island; Osric has choices to make. All of the death and destruction is catching up with him and he can’t help but feel that his time with the Doctor needs to come to an end, but the choice may not be his to make after all...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Richard Madden
* Osric Tennyson - Jake Abel
* Orla Adair - Hannah John-Kamen
* Ruby Barrella - Holly Earl (Uncredited cameo)

## Crew

* Writer - Cal A. King
* Director - Sam Donovan

## Continuity

* Orla is given a stone carving of the TARDIS by a merchant when she briefly returns to the landing site; Osric later identifies it as the statue that he had when he first met the Doctor. (TV: *The Statue*)
* Later, the statue is imbued with residual artron energy when the TARDIS is forced to make an emergency dematerialisation to the same location where the statue is placed. Once the island begins to explode, the statue becomes lost after Orla accidentally knocks it out of the TARDIS. It will eventually end up at the American Museum of Natural History. (TV: *The Museum That Was Locked in Time*)
* Taken by the Vrykolakas during an attack, Osric is held captive and fed from; leaving him in a delusional state where he hallucinates Ruby Barrella in her post-Infinity fractured form, who he speaks to about wanting to leave the TARDIS due to all the death he's seen; stating that if he gets out of it, he’s going home. (TV: *Swan Song*)

## Story Notes

* Working titles for this episode was *Island of the Vampires* and *Island of the Vrykolakas*.

 **The Specials** | Regular Episodes | *Lost in the Artirex* • *The End of the Line* • *Dead Men Tell No Tales* • *Gunpowder, Treason and Plot* • *The Operation of Time: Part One* / *The Operation of Time: Part Two*

 **Twenty-Fourth Doctor** | *Mansion of Broken Dreams* • *Minutes to Midnight* • *The Under-World*
Ice Warrior

The **Ice Warriors** were a race of reptilian humanoids from the planet Mars, who had a strong sense of personal honour and thus were bound to it in whatever they did.

## History

In 1941, two Ice Warriors, Tanzaa and Eetol landed in Moscow, intending to travel back in time to reach Brittanicus Base, however, due to both Moscow and Brittanicus Base being snow covered, the two did not realise they had landed in the wrong place. Originally wanting to change time by ensuring that the Ice Warriors succeeded in conquering the Earth at Brittanicus Base, they adapted their plans by teaming with a Russian soldier named Viktor, promising him riches and power. From hereon in, the two attempted to enact their revenge on Earth by laying it to waste, using Russia as a central hub to do so.

Following a standoff at a soldier outpost, the trio were eventually defeated by the Sixteenth Doctor, Violet and Leo, but at a personal cost to the Doctor, Leo chose to remain behind at Moscow to join the war effort and saddened by his departure, Violet returned home, leaving the Doctor alone oncemore. (TV: *Crossfire*, *The Weapons of War*)

Sometime after 3935, Peladon had gained a new King, who was forced to deal with a Martian independence movement that attempted to leave the Galactic Federation. Although talks were originally peaceful, a number of Ice Warriors, namely Klargox and Ssirz grew restless and built up an army to assassinate the King which would force Mars into a full-scale war against the Federation and Peladon. However, their plot was foiled by the Fourteenth Doctor, Elias and Fleur, and Mars eventually broke away from the Federation peacefully. (TV: *The Peladon Division*)

By 6570, a group of Ice Warriors had established a colony on the planet Osekron, however, this ultimately proved to be a mistake as the colony came under constant attack from an indigenous species, the Osekri and Ice Warriors were being picked off one by one, costing of the lives of Aklur's mother and Szoskar, to name a few. Furthermore, a young Ice Warrior named Aklur had contracted a fatal disease and was dying. Her father, Alzhyr, devoted all his time into trying to save her, but hope would not come until the Seventeenth Doctor and Teddy arrived.

Requesting a DNA sample from Teddy, Alzhyr hoped to build a hybrid body from his Tosan DNA and Aklur's Ice Warrior DNA. It worked and her mind was transplanted into the new body, however, the procedure had been lengthy and captured the attention of everyone in the colony, meaning the Osekri were able to sneak in, eventually killing Alzhyr. By daytime, the Doctor and Teddy decided to leave, but now wanting to leave the colony, Aklur asked to join them, which the Doctor accepted. Meanwhile, the rest of the Ice Warriors decided that Osekron was a lost cause and awaited rescue from Mars to take them back home. (TV: *Frozen Whimpers*)
Harrison Stewart

**Harrison Stewart** was the chosen alias of **Dasyo Jip**, a humanoid from Praanol Beta who was controlled by the Praan to assert their dominance in the galaxy.

## Biography

The sole survivor of the Praan's grip on Praanol Beta, Dasyo Jip fell under the influence of the Praan and travelled to the nearest inhabited world, so the Praan could feast once more on an array of new people.

Putting himself under the alias "Harrison Stewart", he opened a restaurant in Central Victorian London with the slogan 'Our delicacies are out of this world!' This later attracted the attention of the Paternoster Gang - Madame Vastra, Jenny Flint and Strax - who were later found ill after consuming the delicacies which the restaurant had to serve.

After meeting Strax, he called him a number of words which were offensive against Sontarans, leading to Strax engaging him in a one-to-one combat, being tackled to the floor and a plate smashed over his head. The restaurant was later closed due to an impending investigation. Stewart was never heard from again. (TV: *An Infernal Investigation*)
Extinction Planet (TV story)

*"I love the smell of nuclear waste in the morning. Makes me feel alive."*
―Teddy

***Extinction Planet*** was the ninth episode of Series 16 of *Doctor Who*. It was the first part of a two-part story, followed by *Reckoning of the Mlerki*.

## Synopsis

The Doctor, Teddy and Amy-Mae arrive on a skyship sailing through the toxic atmosphere of the planet Alani; where many moons ago, a naturally occurring nuclear explosion from deep underground shook the planet to its core, killing all life. And now, it had been left as a desolate rock with severely pernicious chemicals, deadly creatures that had mutated from the fallout and radioactive air; where metal could easily become corroded and the mortality rate of those who breathe in it for too long immensely high...

Exploring the quiet ship, they soon meet the captain by the name of Andrew Ron; leading a small crew of varying species and robots - maintaining the ship and gathering supplies, but for what? Andrew seems intent on guiding the ship through some of the most deleterious environments imaginable, but what he intends on doing, he refuses to explain to both the time travellers and crew... but at least the crew are getting paid for this!

Stranded on the ship until it leaves Alani’s atmosphere - due to the fallout affecting the vortex manipulator - the Doctor, Teddy and Amy-Mae must help ensure that it makes it through the wasteland, fog and creatures safely towards its ultimate destination, but that’s easier said than done where there’s evidence of a saboteur onboard...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Dev Patel
* Teddy - Omari Douglas
* Amy-Mae - Mary Elizabeth Winstead
* Andrew Ron - TBC

## Crew

* Writer - Alex Stockbridge
* Director - Graeme Harper

## Story Notes

* Klasić had originally wanted to use the Sontarans in place of the Mlerki, but plans to use them with Series 17 had already been finalised and thus they had to be swapped out; the Mlerki were suggested by showrunner Natalie Robyn.

 **Series 19** | Regular Episodes | *The Skithra Entitlement* • *Work Hard, Die Hard* • *Doctor Who and the Dalek Paradigm* / *Escape of the Paradigm* • *Out of Sight, Out of Mind* • *Whatever Happened to the Crew of the SS Dahlia?* • *Meeting at Zaggit Zagoo* • *Planet TARDIS* • *Glittering Spheres* • *Submerged* • *Mechanical Heart* • *Oh Hell, It's Tari* • *I Predict a Riot* • *Doctor Who and the Moonmen* / *I Am The Doctor* • *Cryptomnesia* • *Final Destination*
Редкость

**Редкость** - единый вид классификации фишек в игре Монополия. На данный момент, существует 5 видов редкостей (и 12 фишек среди них) - обычная, редкая, сверхредкая, фантастическая и сверхфантастическая редкость. Фишки и их способности всё сложнее разблокировать по мере увеличения редкости: ведь для этого, в пути награды нужно получить более крупное количество кубков.

Ниже представлены все фишки по редкостям и способностям:

По мере увеличения редкости, также уменьшается максимальное количество, сколько можно использовать способность фишки за игру. У обычных фишек это 3 раза за игру, у редких, сверхредких и фантастических - 2 раза за игру, а способности сверхредких фишек можно использовать лишь 1 раз за игру!

## Факты

* Самая большая редкость по количеству бойцов - обычная (4), а самая маленькая - сверхредкая (1).
* У некоторых фишек, по мере увеличения редкости, растёт и мощность (полезность).

 **Фишки:**
**Обычные:** Ред · Грин · Сан · Блай
**Редкие:** Зель · Атлант
**Сверхредкие:** Грейс
**Фантастические:** Симка · Сентр · Елоу
 **Способности:**
**У редких фишек:** Точки дохода · Вода
**У сверхредких фишек:** Антибиржа
**У фантастических фишек:** Перебрасывание кубика · Дополнительные деньги · Поглощение денег
 **Режимы:**
**Парные:** Парный кризис · Обратный отсчёт
**Особые:** Рекордсмен · Обмен · Побег от налогов · Покупка
 **Геймплей:**
**Группы филлиалов:** Бытовая техника · Производители часов · Автоконцерн · Фармацевтические компании · Производители напитков · Компьютерные комплектующие · Телеканалы · Киностудии
**Предметы:** Деньги · Банк · Кубик · Фишка собственности
**Карты:** Денежная Монополия
 **Обновления:**
**Будущие:** 13.09.2020 · 01.12.2020
Judoon

The **Judoon** were a race of rhinoform humanoids, frequently employed as a mercenary police force - known to be brutish and single-minded in carrying out their tasks, without regard for unintended consequences of their actions.

## History

Hired by the new Tosan government after the previous had been indisposed by the Seventeenth Doctor and young Tosan Teddy, (TV: *On Foreign Shores*) to track down governmental ministers and agents who had gone rogue after their system fell and escaped the planet, the Judoon tracked down Mera Rakhal via her vortex manipulator signal to a town in America, 1874. However, by galactic law, the Judoon had no jurisdiction on Earth and thus moved the entire town to an unnamed planet using a H20 scoop, force field and perception filter to prevent anyone from leaving.

Eventually, Mera was located in a boarded church, working on fixing her manipulator which burnt out after she used it - with a backpack of machinery and kidnapped town civilians for spare parts. She was arrested by the Judoon and taken back to Tosan. (TV: *Delusions of Reality*)

Later, at the Grand Scarlet Hotel, the Judoon arrived after the Red Cult had been defeated by the Doctor, Teddy and Amy-Mae, arresting Ridani Rakhal, the brother of Mera, and the rest of the Cult, taking them away back to their home planet. (TV: *Memorial Flashbacks*)

The Judoon arrived at Zaggit Zagoo in order to break up a bar fight started by the Doctor and Sensorite City Administrator. (TV: *Meeting at Zaggit Zagoo*)
Emperor of the Daleks (TV story)

***Emperor of the Daleks*** was the tenth episode of Series 31 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The Virologist has spent years working towards this day, plotting and betraying all those that got in its way, moving through the ranks. A long time ago, it had been a lowly Virologist, then the Emperor's personal Virologist advisor, but now even the Emperor was gone and so, the Virologist looked back amongst its work and it deemed it... good.

The Doctor has spent years working towards this day, helping and protecting all those that came across her path, moving through time and space. A long time ago, she had been a lowly Time Lord librarian, then it had turned out she was the source of her species' abilities, but now even her home is far away and so, the Doctor looked back amongst her work and she deemed it... good.

The two have a lot in common, coming from small beginnings to being the best of their kinds but now, the Doctor must stop the Virologist's coronation because she knows what it did to get there and she knows what it will do to make sure that the Daleks are supreme, but how do you convince the Daleks that their Emperor can't be trusted?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Diane Morgan
* The Daleks - Nicholas Briggs (voice)
* Ruben Gomez - Manny Jacinto

## Crew

* Writer - Cal A. King
* Director - Louise Hooper

## Continuity

* The Virologist survived the destruction of the Aberration Elite's ship by teleporting away just before detonation. (TV: *Shattered Lives*)
Drelick

**Drelick** was a student at the New York Academy in the 24th century who, after battling the Opal Master, became the first companion of the Twentieth Doctor.

## Personality

A struggling cadet in the Academy, Drelick was eager to learn, but yet naive with a lack of understanding as to how dark the universe could be at times. Attempting to clamber his way through the rigorous academy, the Doctor would take him under his wing to help him through his training and show him what it means to help others and understand the universe.
A Century Reborn (TV story)

*"Oh, sod this for a game of soldiers!"
"Figuratively, or literally? That statement could very well be taken either way, given... well."*
―The Seventh Meddler and the Sixteenth Doctor

***A Century Reborn*** was the first episode of Series 15 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

1904. In the coastal town of Hastings, Ms. Ode, the mayor, is celebrating her upcoming anniversary. Up on the East Hill, she has orchestrated a large dinner party for the whole town to attend. That was until a thick, impenetrable fog rolled in just a few hours before and soldiers began emerging from the haze.

Ms. Ode didn’t have much recollection of that day, but all that she could remember was a mysterious lady and her little blue box...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Celia Imrie
* The Meddler - Kathryn Drysdale
* Ms. Ode - Pippa Haywood

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Lee Haven Jones

## Story Notes

* This episode is a companion-lite, as the Series 15 companion Tari Ackerman would not be introduced until the next episode, *Happy Families*.

 **Series 15** | Regular Episodes | ***A Century Reborn*** • *Happy Families* • *Dust to Dust* • *The Privy Conquest* • *Samurai Robots of Japan* • *Prisoners of the Moon* • *The Obsidian Vortex* / *The Iridescent Cascade* • *Brothers of the Sundown* • *Revenge of the Daleks* • *Vestige of the Master* / *Diminished Hope* / *Blood On Their Hands*
Jennifer (The Polymos Invaders)

**Jennifer** was a nurse stationed at Star Station Five during the time that it was infiltrated by the Nestene Consciousness.

## Biography

Jennifer eventually fell under the control of the Nestene, and was led to the conversion room where she was to be turned into an Auton; but she was saved by Amy-Mae who helped her break free of the conditioning. After the Nestene realised that it had been rumbled and tried to use the Autons on mass to force numerous conversions; a massacre broke out as the people started to fight back. She managed to survive the slaughter; but was left with countless injured and dead which were now her responsibility to clean up once the Nestene had fled and the Autons shut down.

Having finally deciding she needed to settle and realising she could help her after the recent destructive events, Amy-Mae ended up assisting Jennifer in the clean up; ultimately seeking to join her in what she did. The two were then joined by Teddy, who also decided to leave the TARDIS after having seen a lot of death and chaos, as well as almost nearly becoming an Auton himself. Not wanting to return to Tosan, he decided to make his own way by taking the plunge into the unknown - forging a future together. (TV: *The Polymos Invaders*)
Frank Soldier

A **Frank Soldier** was part of Charlemagne's army who had been tricked by Tomas into camping out in the wilderness to ambush the Lombard army who were supposedly coming to invade the Franks' land. He was warned about a woman called the Doctor coming to snoop and found her wandering outside the camp searching for Charlemagne whilst on a patrol. He later asked Charlemagne if any new developments had happened whilst they were waiting for the Lombard army. They had not.

In reality, this should never have happened - as the Trickster and Tomas had manipulated time to ensure that Charlemagne never became Emperor of the future Holy Roman Empire to protect Rome from the Lombards. (TV: *History Misaligned*)
Ethea

**Ethea** was a popular beach and resort moon which orbited a gas giant planet.

## Characteristics

Sandy beaches; giant flora; crystal clear, blue-green water; reddish skies; pink clouds; massive, wooden architecture - Ethea was an extreme beautiful moon. The gas giant that it orbited was relatively large and purple in colour. (TV: *Imposter Syndrome*)

## History

Although Ethea was well known for natural beauty, it had banned alien tourists from ever visiting for centuries, after an event in its past involving an alien resulted in tragedy. However, its native population over time grew to mistrust this decision and for the sake of the economy as well, the government chose to finally open its doors to foreigners to visit; making the moon immediately popular as word of mouth spread rapidly.

It was a situation that one man seeked to exploit. As he resembled the Tenth Doctor remarkably, he planned to pose as the Doctor, use his reputation in order to gain access into places that would've been otherwise banned for access by aliens and civilians, and commit a host of crimes - robberies, hostage taking and general miscellaneous misdemeanors. He also kidnapped companions of the Tenth Doctor, Gabby Gonzalez and Cindy Wu and took them to Ethea, altered their memories so they wouldn't suspect a thing and over the course of a few days, carried out as many crimes as he could.

Whilst he would begin by covering his tracks well, over time, he would pretend like he was getting sloppy, which would ultimately reveal that "the Doctor" was responsible - after which, he would be long gone. This, in turn, would damage the Doctor's reputation - although not by too much; however, he did not mind this as the main goal was to turn Ethea against aliens. If Ethea found out that an alien had committed all these crimes, the government would turn hostile towards them, close the borders and cause mayhem, maybe even a slaughter.

In turn, this would most likely spark an interplanetary war against the civilisations whose people would either be trapped permanently or murdered. This extreme view and tolerance against aliens was not shared by the majority of the native population, who took active measures to make sure that any misdemeanors remained hidden to keep the peace.

Just as the imposter was about to wrap it all up and begin the events that would lead to "the Doctor's" exposure, the three of them came across the Twenty-First Doctor who was amazed to find what she believed to be her past self there. Once she learnt about the crimes being carried out, she roped the three into investigating with her and eventually pieced together that he was an imposter.

After confronting him, he attempted to run and cause one more, violent crime - but working with Ethea detectives, the Doctor managed to find him and prevent anything from happening before it was too late. He was carted away and Ethea's government never truly found out what happened, the crimes being pinned on a local criminal gang. (TV: *Imposter Syndrome*)
Earth-Power (TV story)

***Earth-Power*** was the sixth episode of Series 42 of *Doctor Who*. It was the first part of a two-part story, followed by *Destruction of the Drashigs*.

## Synopsis

Multiple asteroids have fallen out of the sky from deep space across all continents; leaving governments, scientists and news reporters alike unaware and confused of what exactly is going on. Considering how much has fallen to the planet, a certain someone has discovered a pattern. And that person?

The Doctor.

This pattern seemingly focuses around the molten centre of the Earth as it appears that something actively wants to get to it. The Doctor and Anna arrive at the scene with the help of UNIT and take in one of the massive asteroids to analyse in the Doctor’s lab. It’s not long until it starts cracking and reveals a deadly beast - a Drashig!

The Drashigs are now without a home, due to unknown and unforeseen circumstances and have been searching for a planet with high enough technology and power to harness its core in order to drain it until the planet’s dry.

And before long, all the other asteroids have hatched and phase one of their plan has finished. It is now time for the second phase; kill as many lifeforms as possible and get to the centre of the Earth...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Thandiwe Newton
* Anna Delgado - Lux Pascal

## Crew

* Writer - Alex Stockbridge and Sofia Fox
* Director - Sallie Aprahamian

## Story Notes

 **Series 44** | Regular Episodes | *The Summoning* • *TBA* • *The Devil's Shroud* • *Charlotte and the Time Command* • *My Kingdom for a Horse* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *The Rising Tied* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *Operation: Destroy History* / *Countdown to Chaos*
Fourteenth Doctor - list of appearances

## Navigate by Doctor

The following is a **list of the Fourteenth Doctor's appearances**.

## Television

### Series 1

* *Revolution's Vice*
* *True Colours*
* *Birdwatch*
* *Temple of Fear*
* *The Peladon Division*
* *The Devil's Starlight*
* *The Infernal Helix*
* *1936*
* *Feline Trouble at the Tower*
* *Pursuit*
* *History Misaligned*
* *The Paradox Machine*
* *The Warrior's Way*
* *Christmas and the Silurians*

### Series 2

* *Welcome to the Other Side*
* *Last Birthday*
* *The Holo-Matrix*
* *The Domesday Book*
* *Harvest Season*
* *Mirror Mirror*
* *Pestilence*
* *Ameliorate*
* *The Skeleton in the Closet*
* *The Fallen War*
* *The Republic Falls*
* *The Crimes of Datysia*
* *The Heirs of Eternity*
* *Morgaine's Revenge*

### Series 3

* *The City Beyond Time*
* *The Woman Beyond Death*
* *Game Over*
* *Kamchatka*
* *Dance Until You're Dead*
* *The Indefatigable Mystery of King Louis*
* *Outcast*
* *The Nature of Sacrifice*
* *Ambitions of the Puppet*
* *Mendacium*
* *Race to Galaxy's End*
* *To Serve in Heaven*
* *To Reign in Hell*
* *Cottage of Lost Souls*

### Series 4

* *Chaos in Cardiff*
* *A Most Perilous Quest*
* *Legends of the Shevek Cro'taq*
* *Curse of the Krynoid*
* *Fallen From Grace*
* *The Enemy of Trust*
* *The Great Web of Sacramento*
* *Evacuation of the Depraved*
* *Greek Fire*
* *Autumn of Terror*
* *Stone Cold Killer*
* *Shipwreck of the Daleks*
* *Nexus Point*
* *Nightfall*

### Series 5

* *Fragile Peace*
* *Depths to Infinity*
* *Vengeance of the Daleks*
* *The Final Act*
* *Colony of Corpses*
* *My Dear Master*
* *Ultimatum*
* *The Sunny Seasides of Hell*
* *Life in Technicolour*
* *Cheirismós*
* *Shattered Hope*
* *Birthright of the Klucuin*
* *A Universe Apart*
* *Second Chances*

## Audio

### The Fourteenth Doctor Lost Stories: Volume 1

* *The Veil Between Worlds*
* *Home Away From Home*

### The Fourteenth Doctor Lost Stories: Volume 2

* *The Destination Trap*
* *The Mists of Volatia*
Fifteenth Doctor - list of appearances

## Navigate by Doctor

The following is a **list of the Fifteenth Doctor's appearances**.

## Television

### Series 7

* *What Comes After*
* *A Step into the Breach*
* *Modern Living*
* *The Diplomat*
* *The Cell*
* *Shadow Inquisition*
* *The Roamers Shall Be Free*
* *Final Cut*
* *The Grand Army of One*
* *The Sycorax Subjugation*
* *Resort of Terror*
* *Saviour*
* *Guardian*
* *Those Left Behind*

### Series 9

* *Crumbling Society*
* *I Have A Dream*
* *Let There Be Mirxoth*
* *Decimation*
* *The Flames of Sontar*
* *Half-Life*
* *The Amazing Adventures of Dr. Who*
* *Life in Perpetual Darkness*
* *The Scorched Earth*
* *You and I*
* *Carbon Dating*
* *The Cataclysm*
* *Queen for a Day*
* *Temporal Tumult*
Fugitive of the Cybermen (TV story)

*"One day, I'm hoping to wake up to find that everyone in the universe barring me were all just a figment of my own imagination. Might finally get some peace then."*
―Mera Rakhal

***Fugitive of the Cybermen*** was the seventh episode of Series 18 of *Doctor Who*. It was the first part of a two-part story, followed by *Another Day in the Desert*.

## Synopsis

Following the coordinates given to them from the Drahvin leader; the Doctor, Taylor and Luna travel to Renovix XI, a planet on which nothing exists whatsoever - except volcanoes, lava plains and a solitary laboratory, which houses a single slave and seems to be producing body protection units made out of... Cyberman armour?

Quickly triggering an alarm by accident, the trio are soon faced with Revir and Mera once again; but any hopes of a joyous reunion (they wish!) are dashed by the arrival of numerous Cyber-ships entering Renovix XI airspace - ready to indiscriminately open fire on everyone inside the lab.

With the six being forced to split into two groups and flee; the TARDIS team must traverse across the noxious and active lava fields, resist the manipulations of either Revir or Mera, find a way to get back together in one piece and return to the lab unseen in order to shut down the unit production line - all whilst being hunted down by heavily armed Cyberman squadrons who want to destroy them for crimes against Cyber-kind.

Just your average day in the TARDIS.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Dev Patel
* Taylor Bennett - Adelayo Adedayo
* Luna Feng - Jessica Henwick
* Revir Ctharcourt - Natasha Lyonne
* Mera Rakhal - Liz White
* Lurala - TBC
* The Cybermen - David Banks (voice)

## Crew

* Writer - Natalie Robyn
* Director - Edgar Wright

## Continuity

* The robots operated by Lurala are producing suits of armour made out of scrap from a form of Cybermen the Doctor has not encountered in a very long time. (TV: *Earthshock*)
* Revir and Mera express their disappointment that the Drahvins didn't kill the three. (TV: *The Drahvin Insurgence*)
* Being forced to split up and work with the Doctor and Taylor; Mera still harbours a grudge against him for the business with the Judoon and refuses to talk to him, but explains what happened then to Taylor in an attempt to sour the Doctor's image. It doesn't work. (TV: *Delusions of Reality*)
* Revir, Luna and Lurala are forced together; with Luna using the time to learn about Revir's past. (TV: *Memorial Flashbacks*)

## Story Notes

 **Series 19** | Regular Episodes | *The Skithra Entitlement* • *Work Hard, Die Hard* • *Doctor Who and the Dalek Paradigm* / *Escape of the Paradigm* • *Out of Sight, Out of Mind* • *Whatever Happened to the Crew of the SS Dahlia?* • *Meeting at Zaggit Zagoo* • *Planet TARDIS* • *Glittering Spheres* • *Submerged* • *Mechanical Heart* • *Oh Hell, It's Tari* • *I Predict a Riot* • *Doctor Who and the Moonmen* / *I Am The Doctor* • *Cryptomnesia* • *Final Destination*
Handmaid Leader

The **Handmaid Leader** was the unnamed commander of the Devil's Handmaids, a group of servants from the underworld who had supposedly broken free from the Devil's rule, but as the Fourteenth Doctor warned Fleur, there was no way of verifying their claims. Indeed, their later death cast doubt on their claims of supernatural origins.

## Biography

Under this leader's command, the Handmaids kidnapped Vasili Biakont from the Fourth Russo-Lithuanian War and Movi Phticia from the Fallen War, just as they were bound to save someone from death. Vasili discovered that the Handmaids had kidnapped him just when he was about to save his closest friend from a stab wound, his mind having been previously wiped of this information. Enraged, he murdered the Handmaid Leader with his gun. As they died, the Leader merely just laughed at Vasili, which confused him.

As it later transpired, the Leader knew that their death would mean the Handmaids would never return Vasili home, and despite the best efforts of the Doctor and Fleur, they retaliated and killed Vasili. (TV: *The Nature of Sacrifice*
How to Set the World on Fire (TV story)

***How to Set the World on Fire*** was the ninth episode of Series 11 of *Doctor Who*. It was the second part of a two-part story, preceded by *The Guilt War*.

This episode was noted for being filmed using the found footage format, the first episode to be done so since *Sleep No More*.

## Synopsis

“The following message is the last known transmission to have come from the surface of the planet Asla. It appears to be a daughter attempting to contact her mother during the sacking of Asla following Sleconia’s destruction.”

*start transmission* "Hi mum! Just messaging you to let you know that I officially hate you and since you've been away at Sleconia, I burnt down your house. And your garden. To be honest, we burnt down the whole city. Hell, the entire planet? I’m...I’m not sure why, but let’s be real here, it was a lot of fun. See ya!"
*end transmission*

*start transmission*
"Hello mum. We may have gone a bit too far this time.................everyone's dead, mum. There's only ten of us left. I don't know what they wanted of us. We did everything they asked............oh god, I hear the planes again. Please - send help! I'm sor-!"
*end transmission*

“It remains to be seen how the women known as the Doctor and Madeline played a part in this, but further research seems to indicate they had a larger role than we originally suspected…”

## Cast

* The Doctor - Eva Green
* Madeline Clarke - Rhiannon Clements
Gallifrey - list of appearances

The following is a **list of Gallifrey's appearances**.

## Television

### Series 3

* *Race to Galaxy's End*
* *To Serve in Heaven*
* *To Reign in Hell*

### Series 5

* *Shattered Hope*
* *Birthright of the Klucuin*
* *A Universe Apart*

### Series 13

* *A Gallifrey Made for Murder*
* *The Infinity Complex*
* *The Chase Across Time and Space*
* *Doomsayer*

### Series 15

* *Vestige of the Master*
* *Diminished Hope*
* *Blood On Their Hands*
First Colony (Theory of the Mind)

## First Colony

The **First Colony** was one of five different human colonies established in a solar system somewhere in the Andromeda galaxy. This specific colony was based on the planet closest to the biggest sun.

## History

It was on this colony that an AI was constructed by one of the settlement's leaders, however; sabotage caused by the other leader who had been influenced by a mysterious being heavily backfired as something in the A.I.'s code changed radically and it became dangerously homicidal. The AI massacred everyone on the colony, before spreading itself across the solar system via hacking into satellites and transmitting itself into computers on the other colonies. (TV: *Theory of the Mind: Part One*)

The Sixteenth Doctor, alongside her companions Alec and Constance O'Conor, travelled to this planet approximately 50 years after the original massacre - as they searched for the initial origin of the AI. There, they found the computer where the leader had coded it into existence and managed to reprogram it, transmitting it across the solar system again and deleting its influence over the humans and colonies. (TV: *Theory of the Mind: Part Two*)
Family of Blood

The **Family of Blood** were a family of hunters who previously hunted the Doctor in order to take their near-immortality. They tended to refer to one another by their relationship to each other within the family. For example, the patriarch of the Family was called "Father of Mine" by his children, and "Husband of Mine" by his wife.

## History

Wanting to free herself and her family, Daughter of Mine travelled to the closest mirror to Bin Laak's location and requested that he help her save her family. To prove that she was serious about her request, Bin Laak sent her on a mission in order to recover specialist equipment that would help locate Son, Mother and Father of Mine and remove what bound them in their imprisonment. After Bin Laak took Daughter of Mine out of the mirror, she successfully brought back the equipment he asked for and the two travelled across space to save her family.

Once all members of the family had been rescued from being incarcerated, Bin Laak returned to his day-to-day, whilst the Family decided that in revenge to the Doctor for trapping them, they would attempt to destroy the entire Earth as their form of retaliation. The Fourteenth Doctor noticed that Daughter of Mine was missing during her annual visit to Daughter of Mine's mirror and quickly checked the prisons of the other Family members, only to find them empty as well. It was then that Elias started to blink in and out of existence, causing the Doctor to realise that the Family must be attacking Earth at some point in Elias' personal past - and used this information to find their location by tracking down timeline disturbances.

It was then that the TARDIS team found that Bin Laak - an old, personal friend of the Doctor's, who had gone down a dark path - was the one to help free the Family. They soon managed to find and convince Bin Laak to help them, using the equipment that Daughter of Mine had gathered to reverse their freedom, but not before Daughter of Mine gloated to the Doctor about other beings also seeking immortality via the lives of a Time Lord - and that she should be ready for them. Their defeat also stablised Elias' condition, meaning he ceased to keep flicking in and out of reality. (TV: *Mirror Mirror*)
Hometown Blues (novel)

***Hometown Blues*** was the second novel of the New Doctor Adventures.

## Synopsis

Newquay, 1994. Axel has returned to his hometown in order to relive past memories, taking a momentary break from the hubbub of the TARDIS and her co-pilot, the Doctor's shenanigans. However, things aren't quite as he remembered - more specifically, the offensively hideous new industrial site a few miles out from the coast which it seems nobody finds remotely appealing. What's the story behind it, though?

As Axel takes it upon himself to do some investigating of his own using the nifty skills taught by the Doctor, he soon uncovers a secret kept hidden from the unsuspecting townspeople. A secret endangering the lives of everybody living nearby - and soon the entire world...

Just how can a simple Bassist prevent the awakening of an age-old serpentine creature and the sparking of a destructive interplanetary war?

## Characters

* Axel Underwood
* Otis
* Twenty-First Doctor
* Roxanne Segal
* Jasmine Hackworth
Final Curtain Draw (TV story)

***Final Curtain Draw*** was the Halloween Special of Series 30 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

*Roll up, roll up! Welcome one and all to Mr Magnifico’s Magical Museum of Freaks! It’ll be a show you simply won’t want to miss! Take no heed of the troublesome pleads of help from our exhibits, for as we all know - the show must go on!*

As the Doctor attempts to take Ruben's mind off things, they soon find themselves in Tennessee, 1897. A place where freak shows become increasingly popular by the year, with travelling circuses and the like cropping up all across the country, fuelled by previous theatre owners and enthusiasts flocking towards this sickening, newly-found obsession.

Hell, they’re even willing to go so far as to purchase one for themselves... but what if we told you that this one particular freak show didn’t house freaks at all?

Well, it rather depends on your definition of the word, because with no one around willing to join the show and a mysterious craft full of strange and wonderful creatures seemingly crash landing in the river; what were they meant to do except make the most of the situation?

But no one really knows the truth. No one knows that the ringleaders of this specific show have been mutated into hideous beings - fit only for the amusement and entertainment of families - and that the ones they originally enslaved are now the masters. No one can see beyond the clown disguises, all except one person...

The Ravenous are here - and they are coming for the Doctor...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Diane Morgan
* Ruben Gomez - Manny Jacinto

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato and Natalie Robyn
* Director - Bryce Dallas Howard

## Continuity

* The mood onboard the TARDIS is dour, following Kane's death. (TV: *Shattered Lives*)

## Story Notes

 Minisode | *Promise Ring*

 **Twenty-Fourth Doctor** | *Mansion of Broken Dreams* • *Minutes to Midnight* • *The Under-World*
From Out of the Fog (TV story)

***From Out of the Fog*** was the seventh episode of Series 22 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The Doctor, Orla and Damien arrive in the Welsh town of Tenby in a cold but sunny winter’s evening. The sun hasn’t set, but every window and door is closed, blinds shut, shops locked up. As the sky grows darker and the tide rolls in, a thick fog engulfs the seaside town, followed by billowing winds and a violent downpour of rain.

The trio walk across the seafront when they notice an all too familiar van parked outside the lifeboat station. Entering the station, the Doctor and co are reunited with Kate Stewart, as UNIT has been called to action to investigate the strange activity in Tenby, setting up base in the lifeboat station. Before UNIT’s arrival, Tenby’s lifeboat crew had ventured out into the fog to answer a distress call from a group of fishermen who hadn’t made it back in time, but neither the crew of the lifeboat nor the fishermen have been heard from since. The only lights switched on are the fluorescent lamps inside of their base and it seems as if they’re all alone.

That is until the Doctor notices a group of shadowy figures climbing out of the fog up the ramp from the sea to the boathouse and Orla looking through an upstairs window, sees a line of figures across the coast, all staring right at them...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Richard Madden
* Damien Barrella - Tom Holland
* Orla Adair - Hannah John-Kamen
* Johnathon Danielsen - Alex Pettyfer
* Alicia Sallow - Naomi Scott
* Kate Stewart - Jemma Redgrave

## Crew

* Writer - May Willow
* Director - Hannah Macpherson

## Story Notes

 **The Specials** | Regular Episodes | *Lost in the Artirex* • *The End of the Line* • *Dead Men Tell No Tales* • *Gunpowder, Treason and Plot* • *The Operation of Time: Part One* / *The Operation of Time: Part Two*
Escape of the Paradigm (TV story)

*"You'd think that after all these years, Daleks might actually be able to come up with some new catchphases. But alas, I suppose it's not meant to be. What a pity."*
―The Seventeenth Doctor

***Escape of the Paradigm*** was the fourth episode of Series 19 of *Doctor Who*. It was the second part of a two-part story, preceded by *Doctor Who and the Dalek Paradigm*.

## Synopsis

After the Paradigm reveal and start to enact their plan for universal domination, the Doctor and Jayanna begin to work out a way to stop them.

The Time Lords'll race across the galaxy after them, but the Paradigm are conquering worlds along the way and when the Doctor and Jayanna finally catch up to them, they disappear without a trace.

So what happened to the Paradigm?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Dev Patel
* Jayanna - Jodie Comer
* The Daleks - Nicholas Briggs (voice)

## Crew

* Writer - Sofia Fox
* Director - Jennifer Perrott

## Story Notes

 **Series 19** | Regular Episodes | *The Skithra Entitlement* • *Work Hard, Die Hard* • *Doctor Who and the Dalek Paradigm* / ***Escape of the Paradigm*** • *Out of Sight, Out of Mind* • *Whatever Happened to the Crew of the SS Dahlia?* • *Meeting at Zaggit Zagoo* • *Planet TARDIS* • *Glittering Spheres* • *Submerged* • *Mechanical Heart* • *Oh Hell, It's Tari* • *I Predict a Riot* • *Doctor Who and the Moonmen* / *I Am The Doctor* • *Cryptomnesia* • *Final Destination*