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Sydney Newman

**Sydney Cecil Newman**, OC (April 1, 1917 – October 30, 1997) was a Canadian film and television producer, who played a pioneering both Brittish and American television drama from the late 1950s to the late 1960s. After his return to Canada in 1970, Newman was appointed Acting Director of the Broadcast Programs Branch for the Canadian Radio and Television Commission (CRTC) and then head of the National Film Board of Canada (NFB). He also occupied senior positions at the Canadian Film Development Corporation and Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, and acted as an advisor to the Secretary of State.

### Prior To Doctor Who

He was known as showrunner and director of the hit American Television series Doctor Who.Despite being offered an executive producership by the BBC, keen to regain his services on the very day he left ABPC, Newman decided to return to Canada. He left the UK on **3 January 1970**, stepping down from Doctor Who along with his other projects.
Ruins of Amity (Television Story)

Plot

### Cast

The Doctor - Alan AldaJessica Lange - Christina WatkibsJonathan Filey - Ted Cassidy

The Doctor lands in New England beach town of Amity Island, a young woman, Christina Watkins decides to go for a late swim. Only to find the ocean is missing. Now it’s up to The Doctor Christina and Ted to venture through the deep ruins of Amity Island.

Part I

Part II

Part III
The Brain of Morbius (Television Story)

### Cast

Alan Alda - The DoctorSally Field - Sarah Jane SmithHenry Polic II - Doctor SolonMarvin Miller - voice of Morbius– Morbius Monster

## Plot

on the planet Karn, where the surgeon Mehendri Solon (Richard Matheson) seeks to create a body for the Time Lord war criminal Morbius (Marvin Miller) from parts of other creatures that have come to the planet.

Part I

Part II

After Morbius' death, Solon, his most devout follower, salvaged his brain and just enough of his body parts to be able to start work on a new Time Lord body

He shot down various spaceships, eventually getting to where we are today But partway through the story after the Doctor arrives, Solon realizes he won't be able to complete the body in time to bring his master back Thus offscreen, he swapped consciousnesses with his master to save him.

Part III

When we see "Morbius" die, it's revealed by the Sisterhood that they performed mystic tests and found the brain was not that of a Time Lord

And before we go to the end credits, we see "Solon" getting up after having been "fatally" poisoned and smirking at the camera, to hint that he is in fact Morbius

Cast

* Alan Alda - The Doctor
* Sally Field - Sarah Jane Smith
* Henry Polic II- Doctor Solon
* Marvin Miller - voice of Morbius
Season 14

## Overview

In 1976 during production of Season 14. Donner announced he would be stepping down to take a break from Doctor Who to film Superman: The Movie. Thus someone was in need to helm the rest of the series, Harve Bennett after his failed pilots The Invisible Man and Gemini Man was brought on board to help with Doctor Who as show runner. Yet with Donner writing a couple of episodes. Harve Bennett who saw potential in young actors Susan Backlinie and Jonathan Filey in Steven Spielberg’s hit movie JAWS intrigued him as he really liked the characters of Chrissy and Tom Cassidy. He wanted to cast them as Alda’s newest companions and give them character development and flesh them out properly Bennett asked Spielberg if it was ok with him to use the characters of Chrissie and Tom. To which Spielberg agreed since they only had a small time on the film. Susan turned down the role not wanting to partake in a long running series yet allowed CBS to use her character as long as she gets rewritten. Jonathan Filey reprised his role respectfully as the newest companions kicking them off in a original storyline as Bennett wanted to flesh their characters out yet change things from the movie JAWS to fit his vision of Doctor Who In Addition, Hearing that Gene Wilder lost out on the role of The Fourth Doctor Bennett casted Gene as Samuel Watkins who would be Christina’s father. He even selected Debbie Reynolds in the role of Christina’s mother Daphne Watkins believing that both Wilder and Reynolds would make interesting casting chemistry together.

The Doctor- Alan Alda

Christina Watkins -

Ted Cassidy - Jonathan Filey

Guest

Samuel Watkins - Gene Wilder

Daphne Watkins - Debbie Reynolds

## Stories

1. Ruins of Amity
2. The Masque of Mandragora
3. Whispers of The Daleks
4. Hand of Fear
5. The Deadly Assassin
6. The Face of Evil
7. *Full Circle*
8. The Talons of Weng-Chiang
Season 7

## Overview

After Season 6 had positive and mixed reviews Season 7 was sort of a struggling state for the series as CBS announced that Fred Silverman had became the newest CEO of CBS Fred had to make a decision on what to do with Doctor Who as technically there was a lot to the schedule already with as he knew Doctor Who was very important to fans as they loved both Burgess’s and Darren’s takes on The Doctor. It was then decided that Doctor Who would be airing on Tuesdays at 8pm filling in for Hee-Haw In addition he found out he wanted to have Doctor Who appeal to kids since as well and even speculated a possible Doctor Who animated series that would possibly air on Saturday Mornings. But before he could manage that, he needed to enlist a new showrunner. Irwin Allen was then announced to be showrunner for the new season of Doctor Who while Houghton was moved to a producer credit. Richard Donner was also moved to be a executive producer for Doctor Who helping with Joseph writea couple of storylines for Season 7 as the two wanted to give this era a darker attribute to the series after his exile to Earth. The new Doctor is Peter Graves who was cast after his many performances in Mission Impossible and was Allen’s suggestion to have Graves as The Doctor. However their was also a slight issue with Graves scheduling conflicts as he was to also be starring in the new upcoming season of Mission: Impossible. But Fred found a way to squeeze it into Graves schedule. new companion would also be introduced named Liz Shaw and it would be the first season to introduce the company U.S.E.D Patty announced after a few years with the Doctor Who she’d be leaving in the first story as she owed it to McGavin to stay with him after his regeneration and exile. Thus Houghton would also have John Benton return as well. Along with Captain Lethbridge-Stewart Pat Harrington Jr.known for portraying a moderator in Disney’s The Computer That Wore Tennis Shoes and as Arlington Hewes in The President’s Analysis was cast by Houghton as he thought he would make an interesting Brigadier. Katherine Ross who was known for portraying Elaine in The Graduate was cast as Liz Shaw This season would also be quaint different too as this would be the first season to not have The Doctor travel in The TARDIS. Due to The Doctor being exiled (The War Games) Six Stories were developed for Season 7 that include The Spearhead from Space *Doctor Who and the Silurians Ambassadors of Death The Preserved People Inferno and* Mists of Madness

## Cast

* Vincent Price - The Doctor
* Patty McCormick as Victoria Waterfield
* Katherine Ross - Liz Allen
* Gary Lockwood - Sargent John Benton

Pat Harrington Jr. - Captain Lethbridge-Stewart

## Stories

1. The Spearhead from Space
2. *Doctor Who and the Silurians*
3. *Ambassadors of Death*
4. The Preserved People
5. *Inferno*
6. Mists of Madness
Season 3

After the success of the 1965 movie Dr. Who and The Daleks. Buck was wanting to get in contact with producer Milton Subotsky. To assist with the new season for Doctor Who. Admiring his take on Dr. Who and The Daleks. But as much as Milton wanted to. He was already filming the second film Daleks Invasion Earth: 2150 A.D. Joseph Stefano (screenwriter of the film *Psycho*), who was the Season 1 producer and creative guiding force of the 2 season series The Outer Limits was brought on board to help write scripts for Doctor Who. In this said by Houghton was a well perfect choice to help produce and write scripts for the series. This would have also been Tippi Hedren and Earl Holliman's final season for Doctor Who as they both wanted to part ways as they wanted bigger roles. CBS picked the season up for a third season as both seasons were stellar hits and outwitting more of a fan base. , Verity eventually stepped down from leaving in 1965 "There comes a time when a series needs new input," she told Doctor Who Magazine thirty years later. "It's not that I wasn't fond of *Doctor Who*, I simply felt that the time had come. It had been eighteen very concentrated months, something like seventy shows. I know people do soaps forever now, but I felt *Doctor Who* needed someone to come in with a different view." . A new character would be introduced named Sandy Ludwig who would at first guest appear in a few episodes until eventually being cast as the next companion To The Doctor. Thordis Brandt was cast after being known for her work in shows such as Burke's Law, and The Girl from U.N.C.L.E The series consists of Nine stories The Shadows Civil War The Caterpillar Men Nova Galaxy 4 and The Celestial Toymaker as each story series was broke up to three different episode parts.

### Cast

* Burgess Meredith as The Doctor
* Tippi Hedren as Joanne Locke
* Earl Holliman as Carlos Burgstien
* Thordis Brandt as Sandy Ludwig
* Mel Blanc as The Daleks

## Guest

Boris Karloff as The Celestial Toymaker

Ed Wynn as Cyril

### Stories

1. The Shadows
2. The Ark
3. Civil War
4. The Caterpillar Men
5. The Myth Makers
6. Nova
7. Galaxy 4
8. The Celestial Toymaker
9. The Gunfighters
10. Lewis & Clark
Carlos Burgstien

Carlos Burgstien is a companion to The Doctor and a love interest to Joanne Smith

## Stories

Casting

West Side Story's Richard Beymer was the first considered for the role of Carlos originally in the draft was named Ian Chesterton. yet declined due to scheduling conflicts with filming The Longest Day and The Stripper.

Other actors included Tom Tryon, Dick Martin and Richard Anderson considered for the role of Carlos
Season 9

Stories

**Season 9** was immediately set to have the first crossover episode special titled The Three Doctors. Both Meredith and McGavin both reprised their roles this was also announced to be Jo Grant’s last season of Doctor Who believing she overstayed her welcome with The Doctor in Doctor Who and would depart the show after The Three Doctors. Frank Gorshin who appeared as a Time Lord in The War Games wanted to return to starring in Doctor Who. Irwin Allen had the idea to write a new time lord due to The Master being used in Season 9. He created a character named The Omega and have it be revealed he was the one who exiled The Doctor and wanted Frank Gorshin in the role. To which he happily accepted. Six Stories were created for this season

* Vincent Price as The Doctor
* Cybill Shepherd as Jo Grant
* Gary Lockwood as John Benton
* Guest
* Burgess Meredith as The First Doctor
* Darren McGavin as The Second Doctor
* Frank Gorshin as The Omega
* Pat Harrington Jr. as Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart

Stories

1. TBA
Season 4

## Overview

* *After four successful years and three and a half seasons in the role, Burgess Meredith left the role over fear of being typecast. He also left due to starring as The Penguin for 1966 Film and Television Series Batman. Doctor Who was also claimed to become a worthy rival to NBC’s newest sci-fi series. Star Trek. CBS aired four final episodes. But Thordis decided to stay on Doctor Who. Sydney however found a way to come up with a way to recast the Doctor as the time lord would regenerate into a new face and with a different personality. This would have also been Vera Miles last season to as she was to leave to film Follow Me Boys. Thus would also be a reintroduction to Danny Warren who would now become a companion. The last stories include The Power of The Daleks War Machines and The Tenth Planet*

## Cast

* Burgess Meredith as The Doctor
* Thordis Brandt as Sandy Ludwig
* Vera Miles as Gina Millard
* Pete Duel as Danny Warren
* Mel Blanc as The Daleks

## Guest

Walter Cronkite as Himself

Don Rickles as Morty Lennings

TBD as Keeneth Arnold

## Stories

*The Power of The Daleks*

The Sightings

*The World Shapers*

The Hounds of Time

*War Machines*

The Bounty of Ceres

The Tenth Planet
Robin Williams

**Robin McLaurin Williams** (July 21, 1951 – August 11, 2014) was an American actor and comedian. Known for his improvisational skills and the wide variety of characters he created on the spur of the moment and portrayed on film, in dramas and comedies alike, he is regarded as one of the greatest comedians of all time. He portrayed the role of The Sixth Doctor from 1982-1986 including appearing in various movies
Galaga '90

Galaga '90 is the TurboGrafx-16 version of Galaga '88. It was created in 1990 as a Galaga '88 remake. It features the same characters and similar graphics, but there are only four dimensions and the endings are different. There is also a "difficult mode", where the game is much harder and the endings do not have pictures presented before them.
The Tenth Planet (television story)

The Doctor David and Sandy land in South Pole Recognizing identical landmasses to those of Earth, the Doctor reveals that this is Mondas, the Earth's long-lost twin planet, and that its inhabitants will soon be visiting Earth. **A mysterious spaceship lands in the snow and three robotic creatures emerge, kill the guards and infiltrate Snowcap Base, taking control**.

## Cast

* Dr. Who - Burgess Meredith
* Sandy Ludwig - Thordis Branft
* Danny Warren - Pete Duel
* General Cutler - Robert Beatty
* Williams - Earl Cameron
* Dyson - Dudley Jones
* Barclay - David Dodimead
* Schultz - Alan White
* Tito - Shane Shelton
* American Sergeant - John Brandon
* Wigner - Steve Plytas
* The Doctor - Sterling Holloway
Farewell Great Macedon (Television Story)

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### Cast

Dr. Who - Burgess MeredithSusan Foreman - Suzanne PleshetteJoanne Smith - Tippi HedrenCarlos Burgstien - Earl HollimanAlexander the Great - William ShatnerLee Marvin as SeleucusTheodore Bikel as GlauciasEli Wallach as AntipaterLeonard Nimoy as IlollasOliver Reed as CleitusDavid Janssen as HaphaestionYul Brynnar as CalanusGeorge Peppard as Ptolemy

### Producer

Robert Pirosh

**Farewell Great Macedon** is the first story of Season 2 in Doctor Who written by

### Plot

The TARDIS materialises in the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, one of the Seven Ancient Wonders of the World, in the year 323 BC. The Doctor, Ian, Barbara and Susan meet Alexander the Great – but their excitement is tempered by the realisation that these are the final days of Alexander's life. As the travellers become embroiled in the tragic events, the inevitability of history unfolds around them.

But can they – and should they – change it?

### Cast

* Dr. Who - Burgess Meredith
* Susan Foreman - Suzanne Pleshette
* Joanne Smith - Tippi Hedren
* Carlos Burgstien - Earl Holliman
* Alexander the Great - William Shatner
* Lee Marvin as Seleucus
* Theodore Bikel as Glaucias
* Eli Wallach as Antipater
* Leonard Nimoy as Ilollas
* Oliver Reed as Cleitus
* David Janssen as Haphaestion
* Yul Brynnar as Calanus
* George Peppard as Ptolemy

Reception

Trivia
1987 Atari Cabinets

The 1987 Atari cabinets are twin cabinets used for two arcade games: Pac-Mania and Galaga '88. Pac-Mania has a bezel around the monitor, while Galaga '88 does not. Both cabinets have side graphics. Another similarity is that the Atari logo is used on both cabinets. Obviously, the light-up marquee is present in both cabinets. Why do upright cabinets never come out of the factory without a light-up marquee? They always have them, and it is impossible to find an upright cabinet without a light-up marquee, by default.
The First Doctor

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Originally travelling with his granddaughter, Susan, the Doctor could be crotchety, sharp and somewhat self-centred, though this changed over his travels with Joanne Smith and Carlos Burgstien and, by the time of his granddaughter's departure from the TARDIS, he was openly able to admit his love and affection of her and that he would miss her greatly. Shortly before Joanne and Carlos departed the TARDIS, the trio were joined by a young woman from the Roman Empire, Sandy Ludwig, who remained with the Doctor for the rest of this incarnation's life before witnessing his Regeneration into a younger man at the hands of the Cybermen on the moon in the year 10,000AD.

## Stories

### Season 1 (1963-1964)

1. An Unearthly Child
2. The Daleks
3. The Edge of Destruction
4. Marco Polo
5. The Keys of Marinus
6. The Aztecs
7. The Sensorites
8. The Revolutionary

### Season 2 (1964-1965)

1. *Farewell Grace Macedeon*
2. *The Dalek Invasion of Earth*
3. The Rescue
4. The Romans
5. The Web Planet
6. The Crusade
7. The Space Museum
8. The Chase
9. The Time Meddler

### Season 3 (1965-1966)

1. The Shadows
2. Civil War
3. The Caterpillar Men
4. Nova
5. Galaxy 4
6. The Celestial Toymaker
7. The Gunfighters
8. Lewis & Clark

### Season 4

1. The Power of The Daleks
2. War Machines
3. The Tenth Planet

## Casting

Ray Walston was considered for the role of The Doctor however he had to decline due to scheduling conflicts with the series My Favorite Martian. others considered included Ed Wynn, John Caradine, Alan Carney, Spencer Tracy, Boris Karloff who would go on to portray The Toymaker and The Doctor in 2 feature films and Henry Travers were considered in mind for the role of the Doctor. Byron Foulger who played Hopper's Secretary in Mr. Smith Goes To Washington was another name considered for The Doctor as well seeing as he starred in several uncredited roles. Names such as Buster Keaton, Fred MacMurray, Ossie Davis, Jack Gifford and Phil Silvers were also considered for the role.
Mel Blanc

## Career Highlights

### Notable non-DWU work:

*The Mel Blanc Show*, *Looney Tunes*, *The Flintstones*, *The Jetsons*, *Secret Squirrels*

**Melvin Jerome Blanc** (born **Blank** /blæŋk/; May 30, 1908 – July 10, 1989) was an American voice actor and radio personality whose career spanned over 60 years.

However, he became known worldwide for his work in the Golden Age of American Animation as the voices of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, and numerous other characters from the *Looney Tunes* and *Merrie Melodies* theatrical cartoons. He later voiced characters for Hanna-Barbera's television cartoons, including Barney Rubble and Dino on *The Flintstones*, Mr. Spacely on *The Jetsons*, Secret Squirrel on *Secret Squirrel*, and Captain Caveman on *Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels*. It was during this time that he became the original voice of the Daleks on *Doctor Who*.

Referred to as "**The Man of a Thousand Voices**", he is regarded as one of the most influential people in the voice acting industry, and as one of the greatest voice actors of all time.
Galax Giant (Galaga '88 Mini-Boss)

The Galaga '88 Mini-Boss (aka Galax Giant) is a boss character that resembles Galax Goei (the alien that resembles a Galaxian alien). It appears during the first set of scroll stages, specifically, stage 10. It is required to fight it, regardless if you are on Dimension 1, 2, or 3 by the time you reach stage 10. Galax Giant takes 15 shots to destroy. After it has been shot 15 times, it will retreat through the top of the playfield. From this point, there will be no more boss fights until stage 29 (the end of the game).
Atari Games

Atari Games is the company that made some of the Namco System 1 arcade games. Some games include: Galaga '88, Pac-Mania, and Rompers, if it only existed as an original cabinet in North America. Atari Games is now Atari Interactive. The majority of all Namco System 1 arcade game cabinets were not published by Atari Games.
Gororin

Gororins are a species of armadillo from the Namco System 1 game Rompers. They can roll in a row of most gardens, and either stop when they hit the end of the row or when they hit a wall, knocking it over in the process. Some gardens do not contain Gororins, so those gardens are exempt from the amount of gardens with Gororins. If a Gororin rolls over the player, it costs a life. The player can also die from a Gororin by coming in contact with it or getting crushed by a wall that it knocked over.
Block Town

Block Town is the first type of maze in Pac-Mania. It is played on the first level of Pac-Mania. These levels feature five ghosts, one of which is named Sue, the ghost from Ms. Pac-Man. Sue is purple in Pac-Mania, and orange in Ms. Pac-Man. The other four ghosts are the iconic Blinky, Pinky, Inky, and Clyde (aka the Ghost Gang). Block Town resembles a 3-D maze, given the simulation of the maze being completely built from bricks. This is one of three selectable mazes in Pac-Mania, with the other two being Pac-Man's Park and Sandbox Land.
Funky

Funky is the green ghost in Pac-Mania. It appears in the later levels, and at first, it does not jump. However, it will eventually start jumping as high as Pac-Man. Another ghost named Spunky also jumps, but not as high as Pac-Man. On the really high levels, multiple Funkys will appear in the same maze. They will both jump as high as Pac-Man, increasing the risk of losing lives.
Blast Fighter

Blast Fighter is the ship from Galaga '88. It can fire one shot at a time and is able to get abducted by Boss Galagas. Once the Blast Fighter has been captured, it can either be rescued by shooting the Boss Galaga that abducted it (while charging), or it can be destroyed by shooting it (if it is a dual enemy ship, one shot will revert the blue enemy fighter back into a red one). A dual fighter can also be captured, turning your current ship into a triple ship if rescued, or a dual ship if it is shot then rescued. If the captured dual fighter is shot twice, it will not only revert back to a single enemy fighter, but it will also destroy that single ship. However, a Boss Galaga holding a captured fighter can also be destroyed in formation, and when this happens, the enemy fighter will not be rescued, but will instead become a solo enemy- meaning that it will charge on its own. The enemy fighter will then leave the screen after charging, and will return on the next stage during the 5th wave in the entrance period. It cannot be shot or else it will be destroyed before it enters formation. Please note that the Boss Galagas that enter formation must be shot carefully, as one of them belongs to the captured Blast Fighter. If you shoot it, you will need to wait until the next stage again (unless it is a bonus stage). If a bonus stage follows the stage where the captured fighter's Boss Galaga was shot, then you will need to wait two levels to regain your dual or triple fighter instead of one.
Nin

Nin is a species of alien from Galaga '88. Not only he greets you as you enter Dimension 2, but Nins also arrive in eggs and hatch once in formation. They have the ability to shoot 3 bombs at your ship, and also expand briefly every time they're shot. Nins take multiple hits to destroy, and never return after leaving the screen.
Big Borg

Big Borg is one of the four final bosses in Galaga '88. It is typically a larger, more aggressive version of Shellborg. Like other final bosses, Big Borg can resist 20 shots before exploding. Defeating this boss will award you 300,000 points, and then you will be presented with the third ending. Although this boss could be mistaken for a large Kan, Big Borg is actually Shellborg's evil ancestor. Kans are of a different group, therefore bearing little to no resemblance to Shellborg.
Val Kilmer

**Val Edward Kilmer** (born December 31, 1959) is an American actor. Originally a stage actor, Kilmer found fame after appearances in comedy films, starting with *Top Secret!* (1984) and *Real Genius* (1985), as well as the military action film *Top Gun* (1986) and the fantasy film *Willow* (1988).

Prior To Doctor Who

He portrayed The Seventh Doctor's companion Private Andrew Lennings from 1987 to 1989
Bosszilla (Galaga '88 Final Boss)

Bosszilla is one of the four Galaga '88 final bosses. It is required to fight this boss if you arrive at Stage 29 while on the fifth and final dimension. Like all of the other final bosses, it can withstand 20 shots before getting destroyed. After taking out Bosszilla, you will be presented with the fourth and best Galaga '88 ending. Only a certain number of skilled players can reach Stage 29 while on Dimension 5. Therefore, Bosszilla is encountered by very few pros. And fewer can destroy it, too.
Red Zako

Red Zako is a species of Zako from Galaga '88 . They appear in Dimensions 1 and 5, and greet you in a bigger form as one alien once approaching Dimension 3. They look nothing like the Zakos from the original Galaga, and always loop around the bottom of the screen twice before going back into formation.
Shellborg

Shellborg is an alien that greets you as you enter Dimension 4. It is seen in Galaga '88 and is a bigger Kan-type alien that sounds kind of weird. Shellborg sounds like this: GÜMIGÜN! It wears a protective shell on its back, resembling that of a crab. Shellborg's name derives from "Crabshell", which he wears on his back, and "Cyborg", the word that describes him being of galactic descent. Putting those two words together as a portmanteau gives you "Shellborg." The Kans that are present in Dimension 4 look nothing like Shellborg.
Kan

Kans are armored Galaga '88 enemies that appear in Dimensions 4 and 5. They take 1 hit to destroy, but only when charging. When in formation, they show their armored side. When charging, they expose their non-armored side. The only time Kans are always exposed is when you are playing the second set of scroll stages. This phenomenon is particularly common in the 3rd, 4th, and 5th dimensions. Other than that, Kans are armored for the majority of the time (including when they enter formation).
Giant Zako (Galaga '88 Final Boss)

Giant Zako is one of the four final bosses in Galaga '88. It is required to fight this boss if you arrive at Stage 29 while at Dimension 3. It takes 20 hits to destroy, and will explode in a destructive manner upon getting hit by the 20th shot. Once the Giant Zako has been completely destroyed, you will be presented with the second Galaga '88 ending.
Galaga '88

Galaga '88 is a fixed shooter released by Namco in 1987. It runs on the Namco System 1 arcade hardware and is the fourth game in the Galaxian arcade series. It contains some of the original Galaga enemies, only in different shapes and forms. There are lots of new Galaga enemies, including Nins and Kans. The game has also been separated into five dimensions. Each dimension from 2-5 has a specific ending. Dimension 1 does not last forever as a Mini-Boss that is encountered on Stage 10 marks the end of Dimension 1, only if the player was still on that dimension. Two blue warp capsules can be collected so that the player can move on to the next dimension. There is no going back on dimensions, so once you are on a dimension, you cannot turn back and you only are allowed to advance through dimensions (except if you are on Dimension 5). The game also features two sets of "scroll stages", which take place on Stages 8-10, and on Stages 27-29. On the scroll stages, you must destroy enemies and obstacles as you "scroll" through a playfield, possibly taking place on Planet Galaga. Your ship also has the ability to get captured twice, once with a single ship, and once with a dual ship. Boss Galagas cannot capture triple fighters, unlike the original Galaga, where they can only capture single fighters. Either around Stage 15 or 25, the last enemy killed will drop a pink capsule, which will transform any single or dual fighter into a triple fighter, with no cost of lives. Galaga '88 wasn't much of a success as Galaxian and Galaga were, but it is a very fun and complex game to play. Like other Namco System 1 games, Galaga '88 doesn't have a killscreen. Instead, it has endings, shown at Stage 29.
Big Boss

Big Boss is a Boss Galaga-type alien that greets you as you enter Dimension 5. He is found in Galaga '88 and looks similar to the Boss Galagas found in Dimensions 1 and 5. He makes a weird, somewhat annoying screech sound. Big Boss sounds like this: "AWWWW, AYE!" You will hear that sound as you enter Dimension 5, and you will be greeted by Big Boss himself.
Namco System 1 Wiki

**Welcome to the Namco System 1 Wiki!**
Namco System 1 is a type of Namco hardware used in several games. These games include Galaga '88, Pac-Mania, Rompers, Splatterhouse, and many more! This wiki has everything (or at least a lot) about games running on Namco System 1. Here you will find facts, stats, character and game descriptions, and a lot more about the late 1980s and/or early 1990s Namco games.

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Scroll Stages

Scroll Stages are the two sets of unique stages in Galaga '88. The first set of scroll stages are Stages 8-10. The second set of scroll stages are Stages 27-29. On Stages 8-10, the player must destroy obstacles while the screen scrolls downward. Once the screen stops scrolling, all enemies will appear at once. On Stage 10, though, the Mini-Boss (aka Galax Giant) has to be taken out before advancing to the normal stages again. On Stages 27-29, the same rules apply. Once Stage 29 has been reached, one of the four final bosses will appear and depending on your current dimension, you will fight a certain one.
Squirrelflight (Sonic AU)

## Biographical Overview

### Relatives

Marie Sollors (mother)Cal Warner (father)
Panra Warner (sister)
Rubeus Dhebar (husband; formerly)
Iskra Dhebar (daughter)
Alder Dhebar (son)
Delphia Dhebar (daughter)
Jupiter Dhebar (son)
Holly Dhebar (adopted daughter)
Jay Dhebar (adopted son)
Leon Dhebar (adopted son)

## Powers and Abilities

### Ability Type

Flight

Squirrelflight, known as **Seren Warner** in this AU, is a Mobian squirrel.

more tba eventually
Draclyptra

> "Your Silk is Worse than Your Bite!"
>
> Dracylptra's official catchphrase

**Draclyptra** is a vampire-like mothling and a Skylander of the Dark Element. They appear in the first four installments, having a Series 2 counterpart, a Series 3 counterpart named **Daywalker Draclyptra**, and a Series 4 counterpart named **Dark Lord Draclyptra**.

## Draclyptra

### Appears In:

*Spyro's Adventure**Giants
Swap Force
Trap Team*
Ninzilla (Galaga '88 Final Boss)

Ninzilla is one of the final bosses in Galaga '88. It is required to fight this boss if you arrive at level 29 while at Dimension 2. It takes 20 hits to destroy. Once it has been hit 20 times, it will explode, and you will be awarded an additional 100,000 points. Then you will be presented with the first Galaga '88 ending.
The Fifth Doctor

## Season 17

1. The Syndicate
2. The Creature from the Pit
3. Fever Island
4. The Perfect Prisoners
5. The Enchantress of Numbers
6. City of Death

## Season 18

1. The Leisure Hive
2. Bodysnatcher
3. Capsule
4. Valley of The Lost
5. Shada
6. Sealed Orders

## Behind The Scenes

* *Harve and Coreman were completely surprised and liked his audition casting him as The Fifth Doctor. He portrayed the role in 3 seasons and left fearing he would be typecast eventually returned to the role in the 50th Anniversary. along with voicing The Doctor in audio dramas.*

## Casting

John Belushi was at one point signed to portray the Doctor but CBS declined Christopher Walken also declined as he didn’t want to be part of a long awaited series. Invasion of The Body Snatchers actor Jeff Goldblum was also an early contender for the role. Yet was considered too young at time. He’d eventually lobby for The Eighth Ninth and Tenth Doctors too *David McCallum was also considering too yet turned the role down. Dean Stockwell was approached for The Fifth Incarnation yet didn't think he'd be perfect for the Doctor yet he did say he got in touch with CBS for a role on Doctor Who. thus eventually revealed to be The Master. John Ritter was once involved in starring in Doctor Who but had to decline due to scheduling conflicts with Three's Company. Ben Murphy was another name listed recommended by Harve Bennett after his work on the short lived television series Gemini Man.*
That's Galactic Dancin'! (Galaga '88 Challenging Stages)

There are a series of bonus stages in Galaga '88 called "That's Galactic Dancin'!" stages. There are six of them, each of them containing unique enemies. The first one contains aliens called Hitodes, which swirl around either at the top or bottom of the screen. The second bonus stage contains "Tacos" (not to be confused with the Mexican dish), which make an appearance on some of the later stages as part of the quadruple formation that generates from Zakos. The third bonus stage contains aliens called Kurages, which are unique in their own way. The fourth bonus stage contains "Hamburgers" (not to be confused with the American dish), which only appear on Stage 18 (Bonus stage #4). The fifth bonus stage contains aliens named Dokuros, which are kind of gray in color. The sixth and final bonus stage contains aliens titled as Haes, which are unique, just like most of the other bonus stage aliens. There are other aliens that appear on the same bonus stages, except on higher dimensions. On Stage 7 (Dimension 2), there are bees (not to be confused with Zakos, a species of alien from the original Galaga game). On Stage 14 (Dimension 3), there are Darumas, which make an appearace in stages 11-13. On Stage 18, there are Green Babbits (Dimension 3), and "Gas" (prounced GAW-s (Dimension 4)). On Stage 22, there are Hiyokos (Dimension 3), Babbits (Dimension 4), and Galaxian aliens (Dimension 5). On Stage 26, there are Zous (Dimension 3), Chouchos (Dimension 4), and Tonbos (Dimension 5 (not to be confused with Tombows, the aliens on Stage 11 in the original Galaga game)).
The Seventh Doctor

After Sacrificing himself in a blaze of glory. The Doctor was out cold taken captured by a woman named The Rani.

## Season 25

1. Time and the Rani
2. Valhalla
3. The Eye of Egypt
4. Strange Matter
5. Transit
6. The Curse of Shangri-La
7. Red Planets
8. Paradise Towers
9. Shrine
10. Illegal Alien
11. Random us historic story
12. Dragonfire (Ace portrayed by Winona Ryder)

1. Remembrance of the Daleks
2. Zero Hour
3. Ambush
4. Silver Nemesis
5. The Lost

## Season 27

1. *Thin Ice*
2. Action at a Distance
3. *Mind Games*
4. *Earth Aid*
5. *Survival*
6. *Outlast*
7. Alixion

## Behind The Scenes

Casting

Robert Picardo star of the 1987 film Innerspace wanted to portray The Doctor for Doctor Who as he lobbied the role. He’d eventually go on to play another character with the exact same name in Star Trek: Voyager Other names considered included Rick Moranis Perfect Strangers Mark-Lin Baker who also lobbied for Eighth Doctor too. Pee Wee Herman Paul Reubens also auditioned but CBS declined him. Max Wright was considered yet turned down the role due to scheduling conflicts with his hit series ALF. David Bowie was rumored for both Seventh Doctor and The Master yet denied those rumors. Airplane actor Robert Hayes was also considered for the role as well yet didn’t feel the role was right for him. He’d eventually portray Lieutenant **Sam Bishop** in the Doctor Who spin off series U.S.E.D along side Whoopi Goldberg. Bill Pullman was another choice for The Doctor as well
Squirrelflight (Dragon Rider AU)

## Seren Warner

Squirrelflight, known in this AU as **Seren Warner**, is a viking from Reoarfell and its current deputy. She's the youngest daughter of Cal Warner, Reoarfell's previous Chief, and Marie Sollors, being Panra Warner's only sibling. She rides a Terrible Terror by the name of Squirrelflight.

more tba eventually
Pac-Mania

Pac-Mania is an arcade game released in 1987 by Atari Games in North America, and by Namco in Japan. It runs on the Namco System 1 hardware. It features a series of 3-D mazes, one of them which is based on the original Pac-Man game. Instead of having four ghosts, there are five ghosts. However, some mazes can contain more than five ghosts, including several Funkys at once. (Funky is the green ghost who bounces at the same height as Pac-Man).
Wands (WizWorld)

Wands are the simplest and most common tool used by Wizards. Every Wizard, regardless of their affinity or what techniques they specialize in, begins with a wand. They vary in design, but are typically short, small, and made of either a sturdy wood or light metal. Wands are versatile and reliable, able to help a Wizard cast any sort of spell, from novice to master class.
The Doctor

The Doctor is the main character to the hit television series Doctor Who

## The Doctor

* First Doctor
* Second Doctor
* Third Doctor
* Fourth Doctor
* Fifth Doctor
* Sixth Doctor

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

Burgess Meredith (1963-1966) Darren McGavin (1966-1969)

Vincent Price (1970-1974)

Alan Alda (1975-1979)

Ron Harper (1979-1981)

Robin Williams (1982-1987)
Skater AU

The Skater AU is one of the many Warriors AUs. This AU, the Cyberpunk AU, and the Pirate AU are my three favorites of these AUs.

This is a [probably] original AU. It takes the characters of the original series and throws them into a modern setting centered around skater gangs, changing just about everything else.
Warriors AUs

There are various non-Warriors-universe AUs that I created simply to entertain myself. I figured I might as well partially revive them and add them here to entertain myself.

Some of these AUs are original concepts, or at least aren't based on pre-existing media. Others are, or at least borrow some key concepts from them. Mostly, these are for me to make designs or redraw/restyle scenes rather than having any actual story that varies from the original books.

Nearly all of these AUs utilize anthro versions of the canon characters, save for a small few.
Realms (WizWorld)

**The realms** is the name for the various areas found within the Realm. Each one has a particular affinity for a type off magical energy created by the Essences of Magic. It was suspected that each Essence originated in the respective realm, a theory supported when they fled to those realms after being tampered with by a particular Wizard.
WizWorld

**WizWorld**, also referred to as the **Prodigy/Wizard** project, is a project set in a heavily fantasy, slightly cartoonish setting. The story revolves around the various types of magic in the world, mastered by various types of Wizards. These Wizards are taught at a prestigious, historic academy in the center of the realm. It is hailed as the "Origin of All Magic," both for that reason and that it houses the Essences of Magic, guarded and protected by three types of Wizards. The story begins when the Academy is attacked by a power-hungry Wizard, attempting to either steal or destroy the Essences in sort of a "I want all the power I can get, but if I can't get it then no one can have any" type deal. Of course, his attempt to do either fails, and that is where our story begins. It follows a small group of Wizards, initially hand-picked to track down where each Essence has fled to and find it before the villain can reclaim or destroy them.
Side Project Archives Wiki

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Wizards (WizWorld)

**Wizards**, also sometimes referred to as **Mages** or **Sorcerers**, are the primary focus of WizWorld. Their exact occupation and role varies from each type of Wizard. They dwell everywhere in the Realm, not necessarily the realm of their affinity. "Wizard" is technically the name for anyone capable of channeling the energy produced by the Essences of Magic and thus casting spells.
City

Ang mga City ay mga mauunlad na sentro ng kalakal. Mga maluluwag na lansangan, puno ng masa kasama ang mga malililim na tabing-kalye kung saan ang mga kahina-hinalang mga tauhan nag titipon-tipon. Kung ano man ang morallidad mo, ang mga city ay puno ng yaman sa mga magsisipag. Ang mga pinakamalalaking gusali at guilds ay mahahanap mo dito, nagsasama ng walang katapusang opportunidad.

Kasama ang mga gusali na pwedeng itayo sa settlements and towns, ang mga cities ay may kayang itayo ang mga ito:

* Large guild houses
* Portals
* Caravan trading posts - May abilidad na magkarga ng mga karawans ng mahahalagang kagamitan at isulong ito sa kabangisan, at tumanggap ng mga padala sa Thanabus.
* at marami pang iba!

Ang mga City ay nangongolekta sa share ng revenue sa kapit-lupa at ang mga may-ari ng city ay papahayagang Duke/Duchess.
Regular

Ang Regular plot ay ang pinaka-payak na uri ng lupa sa Ember Sword. Ito ang isa sa mga paraan na makakuha ka ng piraso ng larong nagbabago-bago. Ang mga Regular plots ay maaaring magkaroon ng mga kaakit-akit na mga katangian na malalaman habang umuunlad ang laro tulad ng mga: kampo, bahay ng NPCs, masaganang deposito ng mineral, labasan ng mga halimaw atbp. Ang mga Regular plots ay nangongolekta ng share sa revenue na nagmumula sa mga kapit lugar. Sa karagdagan, ikaw ay papahayagang bilang Sir/Lady.
Town

Ang mga Town ay masmalaki kaysa sa mga settlement at masmarami itong benepisyo sa mga dadayo. Matatagpuan dito ang mga gusali na nakatutok sa kani-kanilang mga gawain tulad ng paggawa ng kagamitan, pagkuha sa partikular na kagamitan, at pagdadalisay ng yamang-lupa. Dito, maaari mong ilapag ang kargadang dala mo at ihugis ang mga bakal mong nakolekta sa daan bilang matinding armas o matibay na kalasag. Dagdag pa dito, ang pagaari ng town ay magiging kagalang-galang ka sa inyong kommunidad sa pag aalay ng mga serbisyong ito. Hindi ba't masarap sa pakiramdam na pagakyat mo sa isang munting bundok ay makakakita ka ng sibilisasyon, naiisip na may malambot na higaan at magkaroon ng matabang pitaka.

Kasama ang settlement buildings, ang iba pang mga gusali na pwede mong itayo sa Towns ay:

* Refinement stations
* Crafting buildings
* Medium guild houses
* Exchange — Grand Exchange, Maaring bumili o magbenta ng NFTs at kagamitan.

Ang mga Towns ay mangongolekta sa share ng revenue sa kapit-lupa at papayahagan kang bilang Earl/Countess.
Settlement

Ang mga Settlement ay mga saligan ng sibilisasyon sa kabangisan, nag-aalay ng mapayapang silungan sa mga manlalakbay na nagdaraan. Makakahanap ka ng mga pangtustos kapag ikaw ay napadaan o magbenta ng pangtustos sa mga dadaan kung ikaw ay ang may-ari ng lupa. Ang piraso mo ng Thanabus, nasa kalalimlaliman ng kabangisan at alaga ng angking kasipagan.

Ang mga Settlement ay magandang gawing resupply station para sa mga manlalakbay na dumadaan o kaya maliit na kwartel para sa mga makinarya ng guild, atbp. Ang mga pwede itayo sa mga settlement ay maaaring mga ito pero hindi limitado sa:

* Small player housing
* Small guild house
* Small player store

Ang mga Settlement plots ay nangongolekta ng share sa revenue sa mga kapit-lugar. Sa pag-ari, ikaw ay papahayagang Baron/Baroness.
Istorya

## Alamat

Dating makasalukuyang, konolisadong buwan ng panplanetang gobyerno ng Pangaea, lahat nagbago sa Thanabus nung may mala-bathalang nilalang na tawag ay Starzhen, nagsimula ng pang-kawakasang kaganapan na tawag ay ang “Catastrophe”.
Sa wakas ng pagkawasak, ang mga natira ay nagtipon-tipon sa alagad ng dating Pinuno at gumawa ng pang-samantalang gobyerno na tinatawag na "the Republic". Mga ilang daang taon ang lumipas at nanatili itong namumuno, kaso, may mga umuusbong na mga grupo na hinahamon ang pamamahala nito sa hilaga.
Sa mga kasulok-sulokan, may mga nakatagong makinarya na lalong dumaragdag sa mysterio. Malulutas mo ba ito?

## Ang Mundo

Walang nakakaalam sa simula ng Thanabus, wala itong katulad sa pitong planetang umiikot sa araw. Nakatali sa walang hangganang orbit sa Ganymede, itong kakaibang buwan ng Jupiter ay nilalaman ng masaganang ecosystem, puno ng makukulay na lugar at mga iba't-ibang uri ng hayop, na labas sa ating kaalaman. Ang pagkawasak sa dating nakaraang ilang daang taon gawa ng pang-kawakasang kaganapan, sa kasalukuyan, and mundo ay nahahati sa apat na rehiyon, matamo ng magigiting. Ang mundo ay sagana sa pakikipagsapalaran, sa mapag-kumbaba na kweba hanggang sa karurukan. Saan ka lulugar?
Armas

## Anu-ano ang mga uri ng Armas meron?

Mayroong tatlong kategorya ng armas: Malapitan, Malayuan, at Kapangyarihan. Ang tatlong kategorya ay nahahati pa sa iba't ibang uri: tulad ng pang-isang kamay na espada, pang-dalawang kamay na espada, atbp. para sa pang Malapitan, naayon rin ito para sa mga pang Malayuan at Kapangyarihan na armas. Habang nasasanay ka sa paggamit sa isang uri ng armas, Mastumataas ang antas ng kakayahan sa uri ng armas na iyon.
Wilderness

Ang mga Wilderness na teritorio ay mga PvE area na sagana sa yaman, halimaw, at NPC. Kapag may nakasalubong kang manlalaro na galing sa ibang bansa sa mga teriroriong ito, pwede mo silang kalabanin. Ang mga Open-world boss ay dito rin sumusulpot sa Wilderness (at Kingship) na teritoria. Maunang makuha sila at paslangin para sa pambihirang gantimpala, maaari ka ring makahanap ng mahalagang cosmetic.
PvE

Sa Wilderness at Kingship zones, ihanda ang sarili na tulungan ang iyong mga kaibigan na magwagi sa mga malulubhang open world PvE bosses, o makipagsapalaran mag-isa sa walang awang mundo at kumalaban ng libo-libong mga demonyo at halimaw gamit ang iyong armas at kapangyarihan.

Kung masgusto mo mag-PvE, makukuha mo rin ang mga magagandang gamit sa pamamagitan ng pangongolekta at paggawa, pero para sa mga maglalakas loob makipaglaban sa PvP, ay malaki ang gantimpala, sulit ang pagbabakasakali.
PvP

Ang Ember Sword ay sagana sa parehong PvP at PvE.

Ang Outlaw zones ay PvP & PvE na lugar na kahit ano pwede kung saan mahahanap ang mga bagay na may pinakamataas na mga halaga, pumaslang ng mga pinakamalalakas na halimaw, o kumalaban ng ibang manlalaro. Point-of-Interest PvP na sasakupin at protektahan ang mga campo sa Outlaw zones ay ipapangkat kayo ng guild o mga magkakaibigan sa pakikipagdigmaan kalaban ang ibang pang mga manlalaro. Mag-ingat ng husto – ang pumanaw sa Outlaw zone ay mawawala karamihan ng iyong gamit, na ikakatuwa ng kalaban.

### Laban

Ang Ember Sword ay gumagamit ng mala-MOBA nakabatay sa husay na labanan at kasama ang skill-shots at targeted abilities.