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Grace Cooper

**Grace Cooper** was a companion of the Fifteenth Doctor. She was social, bublly and kind,

## History

### Season 57

#### The Idiot's Lantern

Before meeting the Doctor, Grace worked as a hairdresser in Exeter, but her life changed when Exeter was overrun by the Demons of the Seventh Spiral, thanks to the efforts of the Rani. She helped the Doctor fend them off, becoming her new companion in the process, and heading off in the TARDIS to new destinations.

## Appearances

### Season 57

* The Idiot's Lantern
* Praxeus
* The Molten Men Of San Antonio
* Raxacoricofallipatorious
* It Takes You Away
* A Voyage on the Lusitania
* The Framework of Time
* Dust to Dust
* Human Nature
* The Family of Blood
* Fugitive of the Judoon
Season 27

The cover for the Blu-Ray release of Season 27

Raine Cunningham

Benjamin Heinrich

**Season 27** of Doctor Who ran from 5 September 1990 and 26 December 1990. The season was the final season for both Sylvester McCoy and Sophie Aldred, as well as the temporary departure of Lisa Bowerman's character Bernice Summerfield, and introduced, not just new companions, Raine Cunningham (Julia Sawalha) and Benjamin Heinrich (John Banks), but also, the Eighth Doctor, Richard Griffiths, in the final moments of its last episode.
Season 58

Season 58 is the 58th season of Doctor Who, starting November 1, 2021 and ending on December 20.

It continued with Peter Capaldi as the Sixteenth Doctor, at least until the very abrupt one-season change into Ewan McGregor as the Seventeenth Doctor. Jamie-Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode, Ashley McEwan, and Danica Sullivan, but also including a new companion, Fraulein Rottenmeier. However, she seemed to have been traded for Danica Sullivan, who leaves the TARDIS in "The Mountains of Frankfurt" so she can stay in 1881 Germany for a "vacation" and tells the Doctor to "come and pick her up after a year".

There was a Christmas special which aired on December 26, 2021 titled "Welcome to Narnia"
N-Space

Felshspace

Home D

Third Universe

The **prime universe of Gallifrey** had several titles: it was **Normal Space**, **N-Space** for short, in relation to the smaller E-Space; in relation to the fourth universe, it was **third universe**; and it was also generally known within and abroad as **the Totality.** Inhabitants of this universe also distinguished it from virtual realities; *Second Reality* gamers referred to this universe as **fleshspace** and users of Shadow-Space called it **Home D**. The part of the universe which was known was referred to as the known universe.

According to the Thirteenth Doctor, the universe was born alive, but it could only become aware of itself by developing sensors across its surface, known as life forms, each of which suffered a temporary delusion of separate identity during data collection - called consciousness - but in reality had little to no individual existence.

The reason that good always prevailed in the universe was due to the Time Lord known as the Doctor, whose intervention in the lives and planets across time and space helped keep the universe together.

According to the First Doctor eons were but a "blink of an eye" relative to his universe's lifespan. Indeed, the end of the universe was projected to occur in 100,000,000,000,000 years and it began 13,500,020,012 years before 2109.
Season 21

The Cover for the Blu-Ray release of Season 21

Peri Brown

**Season 21** of Doctor Who ran between 5 January 1984 and 30 March 1984. It starred Peter Davison as the Fifth Doctor, Janet Fielding as Tegan Jovanka and Mark Strickson as Turlough for the majority, whilst the final serial featured Colin Baker as the Sixth Doctor and the final two with Nicola Bryant as Peri Brown. The season opened with Warriors of the Deep and concluded with The Twin Dilemma. A 1-part episode was sandwiched between Night of the Mara and Resurrection of the Daleks. Jin Brown wanted to "pitch in" and secretly filmed an episode behind John Nathan Turner's back, giving a terrible script but lots of money to the actors. It was the first episode since Logopolis to feature The Watcher; which, since the Colin Baker episodes were already being filmed, took a light blue cravat and a red torn feather appearance as oppose to all-white Season 18 variant. The Watcher was allegedly played by the Director, Tan Morsley.
List of TARDIS Teams

What is a TARDIS team?

   A TARDIS team is a collection of The Doctor and up to four other people who travelled in the TARDIS during the same time period. For example, during "Survivors of the Flux", the TARDIS team consisted of the Seventeenth Doctor, Fraulein Rottenmeier, Laurie Strode, Ashley McEwan, Dan Lewis, and Yazmin Khan. Other times it was much quieter, like the Fifth Doctor and Peri, for example. The first TARDIS team is debatable wether being the Doctor, Susan, Ian, and Barbara, or the Doctor and Susan. The latest TARDIS team consists of the Eighteenth Doctor, Dan Lewis, Yazmin Khan, Professor Eustacius Jericho, and Cornelius Duncan.

## First Doctor

1. Team One - Susan
2. Team Two - Susan, Ian, Barbara
3. Team Three - Ian, Barbara
4. Team Four - Vicki, Ian, Barbara
5. Team Five - Vicki
6. Team Six - Vicki, Steven
7. Team Seven - Steven
8. Team Eight - Steven, Katarina
9. Team Nine - Steven (again)
10. Team Nine - Steven, Sara
11. Team Eleven - Steven (AGAIN)
12. Team Twelve - Dodo, Steven
13. Team Thirteen - Dodo
14. Team Fourteen - Dodo, Ben, Polly
15. Team Fifteen - Ben, Polly

## Second Doctor

1. Team One - Ben, Polly
2. Team Two - Jamie, Ben, Polly
3. Team Three - Jamie
4. Team Four - Jamie, Victoria
5. Team Five - Jamie
6. Team Six - Jamie, Zoe

## Third Doctor

1. Team One - Liz
2. Team Two - Jo
3. Team Three - Sarah Jane

Others: Brigadier, John Benton, Mike Yates

## Fourth Doctor

1. Team One - Sarah Jane, Harry Sullivan
2. Team Two - Sarah Jane
3. Team Three - Sarah Jane, K9 Mark I
4. Team Four - Leela, K9 Mark I
5. Team Five - Romana I
6. Team Six - Romana II, K9 Mark II
7. Team Seven - Romana, Adric, K9 Mark II
8. Team Eight - Adric
9. Team Nine - Adric, Nyssa
10. Team Ten - Adric, Nyssa, Tegan

Others: Brigadier

## Fifth Doctor

1. Team One - Adric, Nyssa, Tegan
2. Team Two - Nyssa, Tegan
3. Team Three - Tegan
4. Team Four - Turlough, Tegan
5. Team Five - Turlough, Tegan, Kamelion
6. Team Six - Turlough
7. Team Seven - Turlough, Peri
8. Team Eight - Peri

Others: Brigadier

## Sixth Doctor

1. Team One - Peri
2. Team Two - Mel
3. Team Three - Mel, Mac
4. Team Four - Mel (again)

## Seventh Doctor

1. Team One - Mel
2. Team Two - Ace
3. Team Three - Ace, Bernice
4. Team Four - Ace, Raine, Bernice
5. Team Five - Raine, Benjamin, Bernice
6. Team Six - Raine, Benjamin, Bernice

Others: Brigadier

## Eighth Doctor

1. Team One - Raine, Benjamin, Bernice
2. Team Two - Raine, Bernice
3. Team Three - Bernice
4. Team Four - Bernice, Les
5. Team Five - Les
6. Team Six - Kiki, Millie
7. Team Seven - Millie
8. Team Seven - Laurie, Dr. Loomis, Millie
9. Team Eight - Samuel

Others: Alex, Tegan, Brigadier

## Ninth Doctor

1. Team One - Grace, Chang
2. Team Two - Chang, Hex
3. Team Three - Fey, Chang, Hex
4. Team Four - Fey, Hex, Izzy
5. Team Five - Izzy
6. Team Six - Sammy, K-9 Mark IV

Others: Alex Campbell
Richard MacLowrie

Killed in the Fourtieth Battle of Skaro and merged with the Eighteenth Doctor (later)

## Behind the Scenes

### Primary Actor/Actress

David Tennant

Chief Inspector **Richard Dougal MacLowrie** was a close associate of the Doctor, and a companion of the Fourteenth Doctor in particular, although he did return with the Seventeenth Doctor, and, during his regeneration, merge with him.

His first meeting with the Doctor saw him and Sarah Jane Smith, who were close friends through Anders Hausner, helping the Twelfth Doctor defeat Notian, who was pretending to be Kate Stewart to get her framed for several misdeeds. The Doctor offered him a spot as a companion, but he declined, citing personal responsibility. However, he would become a willing companion of the Fourteenth Doctor, after helping to halt the spread of the Monk's power, even confronting the Monk and punching him. MacLowrie would eventually meet Willis Campbell, the ancestor of David Campbell, and the two would become great friends, though their friendliness would have to be put to one side in some cases. Richard would eventually be forced to leave by the Doctor, who, as well as wanting to not regenerate, did not want him or Willis to get any killed by the Raston Hardware Company. After leaving the Doctor, he would investigate the supernatural and extra-terrestrial himself, assisted by Monika Tolage.

However, MacLowrie would return to assist the Seventeenth Doctor with the Battle of Skaro, and, during the attack on the TARDIS, he and the Doctor would run the same way instead of following Yazmin Khan and Dan Lewis. Due to this, both die from their injuries sustained by the battle before reaching the TARDIS' Zero Room, with their bodies falling on top of one another. As the Doctor regenerated, he merged with MacLowrie, causing the Eighteenth Doctor to look exactly like him.

## Appearances

### Season 52

* Lie of the Land
* Attack of the Arthroprods
* Under the Lake
* Children of the Bombs
* Asgard's Lords (US: Ride to Valhalla)
* The Pirate's Treasure
* Armageddon

### Season 53

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

### Season 61

* Return to Skaro (merged with The Doctor)
Season 49

The cover for the Blu-Ray release of Season 49

**Season 49** of Doctor Who ran between 6 May 2013 and 23 November 2013. It starred David Suchet as the Thirteenth Doctor, as well as introducing Karen Gillan as Monika Tolage and seeing the departure of Tosin Cole as Chris Parsons.

This season marked the fiftieth anniversary of Doctor Who, commemorating it with the season finale, the Day of the Doctor, which served as the fiftieth anniversary special, and concluded the 'Time War' arc started in Season 39.
Time Lords

Chronarch

Dominus temporis

Elemental

Watchmaker

Lord Temporal

Homeworlder

Sun Builder

Free Time

Cybermen

The **Time Lords** were inhabitants of the planet Gallifrey, who were most famous for the creation and attempted monopolisation of time travel technology. They created and upheld the Laws of Time.

Time Lords were sensitive to timelines, being able to see anything that can, has, or will happen, but also "what must not [be]". They had an instinctive urge to stay away from events that would always happen. They were seen as nearly immortal, partially due to their ability to regenerate.

The ancient Time Lords were known to take part in battles and conflicts, often helping to hunt species known to be dangerous. One of the last of these was a war against the Great Vampires, which was so long and bloody that they turned against violence in general. One account of this war called them the **angels**. For at least part of their history, the Time Lords adhered to a strict policy of non-interference. Despite their attempts to keep up an appearance of being uninterested in the affairs of others, they still sent discreet missions where other Time Lords would act on their behalf. On one occasion, the Fourth Doctor was instructed to intercept the creation of the Dalek race, a step which eventually led to a war between the two species.

By the time of the Sixth Doctor, the Time Lords had reigned in "absolute power" for ten million years. During a conversation made with the Eleventh Doctor during the Time War, it was claimed the Time Lords' civilisation had lived for a billion years, and they had been time travelling for ten million years.

## Notable Individuals

### Founders of Time Lord Society

* Rassilon
* Omega
* The Other

### Members of the Gallifreyan High Council

* Romana

* Ostmuz
* Andred
* Flavia
* Borusa
* Phaedra
* Jerricho
* Maxil

### Renegades

* The Doctor
* The Master
* The Director
* The Rani
* 'Susan'
* The Inventor (also known as Richard)
* Jenny
* The Monk
* Tom TorchWhin
* Decstie
* Ryvan
* Zenla
* The Valeyard
* The War Chief
* Drax
* Zozo
* 'King of Roccabecca'
* Ryhodia

## Appearances

*[Note: This documents the appearances of the Time Lords as a species. For the individual adventures to feature specific Time Lords, please check the 'Notable Individuals section above]*

### Season 8

* Terror of the Autons
* Colony in Space

### Season 20

* Arc of Infinity
* The Five Doctors

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

* The Mysterious Planet
* Mindwarp
* Terror of the Vervoids
* The Ultimate Foe

### Season 32 (The Queen of the Universe)

* Tragedy of the Time Lords
* Master World

### Season 33

* An Old Friend
* Zagreus
* Rescue
* Goodnight

### Season 35

* Lords of Peladon
* The End of the Time Lords

### Season 40

* The Fate of War
* The Fall of the Citadel
* Daleks!
* Civilisation's Demise

### Season 49

* Undoing
* The Day of the Doctor

### Season 51

* The Rising Sun
* Eternal Queen
Amanda Klineman

**Amanda Klineman** was a young woman and the first companion of the newly-regenerated Tenth Doctor.

Being the first face the Doctor saw after regenerating, he did his best to get along with her, though she found his mannerisms rather strange, and understandably so. She knew London well, and helped him adjust to his new body, buying him new clothing and making sure he was in a fit state. Her caring personality made her an instant favourite with the Doctor, and so she decided to help him against the Chronovores when they threatened the Earth, and the universe at large, her conscience powered by the Doctor's gadgetry being enough to ward the Chronovores back to their corner of the universe, which the Doctor then blocked off completely. However, she did not wish to become a permanent companion, instead deciding to go back to her day-to-day life, something the Doctor understood, though it pained him all the same.
Season 41

The cover for the Blu-Ray release of Season 41

Emma Armandio

Sarah Jane Smith(The Seeds of Grief only)

Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart(What is to be Known? only)

Mike Yates(What is to be Known? only)

John Benton(What is to be Known? only)

**Season 41** of Doctor Who aired between 20 March 2005 and 25 December 2005. It saw the departures of Richard E. Grant as the Eleventh Doctor, Calista Flockhart as Cassandra Monaghan and Ardal O'Hanlon as Bram Stoker, as well as the introduction of Georgia Moffett's Emma Armandio. In the closing moments of its final serial, Paterson Joseph is introduced as the Twelfth Doctor.
Tegan Jovanka

unnamed father

Vanessa (aunt)

Michael (ex-boyfriend)

Nyssa (partner)

**Tegan Melissa Jovanka** was a companion of the Fourth and Fifth Doctors and a temporary companion to the First Doctor during the Game of Rassilon in the Death Zone.

On her way to begin her job as an air stewardess at Heathrow Airport, Tegan wandered into the TARDIS and became embroiled in the events surrounding the Fourth Doctor's regeneration. She was initially an unwilling companion to the Fifth Doctor, travelling alongside Nyssa and Adric, but came to enjoy them, later being joined by Turlough and Kamelion. However, witnessing a Dalek slaughter made her decide to leave the Doctor as it had "stopped being fun".

Tegan lived an ordinary life on Earth and campaigned for Aboriginal rights. She struck up two relationships, and would meet the Doctor again in both. The first incident involved him meeting her again whilst in a relationship with a man named Michael, with the two of them, Bernice Summerfield and Lesrenadi attempting to defeat the Bannermen. The second involved her and Nyssa, now her partner, meeting the Thirteenth Doctor and battling against the Master. She reunited with the Fifteenth Doctor in Season 57, to help her in the destruction of the Haureyn Temple. During the destruction of the Haureyn Temple, she is turned into a weeping angel by Angel Summer, becoming Angel Tegan. However, Tegan's soul was able to take control, managing to look at several other Weeping Angels so they could be destroyed with pickaxes by other companions. Eventually, the twenty-six remaining Weeping Angels teleport away, leaving Angel Tegan. Angel Tegan was placed inside The Doctor's TARDIS, but was chained to the floor so that the Angel's Soul did not take control, therefore not hurting anyone or sending them back in time.

## Appearances

### Season 19

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

### Season 20

* Arc of Infinity
* Snakedance
* Mawdryn Undead
* Terminus
* Enlightenment
* The King's Demons
* The Five Doctors

### Season 21

* Warriors of the Deep
* The Awakening
* Frontios
* Resurrection of the Daleks
* The Caves of Androzani (Cameo)
Melanie Bush

**Melanie Jane "Mel" Bush, BSc (Hons)** was a companion of the Sixth and Seventh Doctors.

She hailed from Pease Pottage, West Sussex, at the turn of the 21st century. Although she was present for the Doctor's sixth regeneration, she did not witness it, as she was unconscious at the time after being exposed to a latent radiation which only knocked her out, but was fatal to Time Lords. As a result, the presence of a new incarnation of the Doctor confused her and made it hard to adjust to the differences in his appearance and personality.

She had a temporally complex relationship with the Sixth Doctor, as she met him in an order different than he met her. Eventually, however, their timelines synchronised, and she had a more-or-less linear relationship to the Doctor, starting in the later period of his sixth incarnation. Her temporal relationship to the Seventh Doctor was considerably more straightforward and linear.

## Appearances

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

1. Terror of the Vervoids
2. The Ultimate Foe

### Season 24

1. Time and the Rani
2. The Impossible Curse of the Life Breathing
3. Paradise Towers
4. Integrity and Instability
5. Beginning of the Death of the End
6. The Inferno (Seventh Doctor Remake)
7. Delta and the Bannermen
8. Merlin and the Seven Winds of Life
9. How To Kill A Time Lord
10. Dragonfire

### Season 49

* The Day of the Doctor (brief cameo, "What's attacking us!?" quote.)

## Age

In Terror of the Vervoids, Mel gives her age as 26. The next episode, she's 28 years old. By Time and the Rani, she's 29 years old. By the end of Dragonfire, she gives her age to Ace as a 31 year old.
Sara Kingdom

Unnamed Father

**Sara Kingdom** was a companion of the First Doctor.

A member of the SSS, Sara killed her own brother on the orders of Mavic Chen, who she later turned against. She joined the Doctor and Steven Taylor in their travels and helped them keep an emm of taranium from the Daleks. Whilst they were successful in defeating the Daleks, it was at the expense of Sara's life.
Monika Tolage

### Left the Doctor because

Shot by a policeman and presumed dead. Later woke up in hospital and assumed the Doctor deserted her.

## Behind the Scenes

### Secondary Actor/Actress

N/A

**Monika Tolage** was a technician from the 31st Century and a companion of the Thirteenth Doctor.

In between her day job, she worked tirelessly as a resistance fighter against the corrupt government. When she met Chris Parsons and the Doctor, she alerted them to the society they lived in by her lack of knowledge as to who Queen Elizabeth I was, or many other figures throughout Earth's history. After helping them take down the government and witnessing Chris lose his memories, Monika would stay with the Doctor, becoming his companion for much of his life. She would help Gallifrey be freed from Dalek occupation, alongside many other Doctors. Her time with the Doctor came to a close after she was shot and presumed dead by authorities. In reality, she was in a coma, but by the time the Doctor realised this, she had already left. She would later join the Coalition, and become Richard MacLowrie's personal assistant.

Along with MacLowrie, she later assisted in the Fourtieth Battle of Skaro, meeting the Seventeenth Doctor. Unlike MacLowrie, she survived, along with Dan, Cornelius, Jericho, and Yaz. After MacLowrie's death, she was taken back to the 31st century, but the Doctor got the wrong date and put her one year forwards, therefore she had been missing for one year.

## Appearances

### Season 49

* Undoing
* Down the Rabbit Hole
* Nightmare in Silver
* The Inner Beasts
* True Power
* Hide
* The Day of the Doctor

### Season 50

* Killer's Streak
* The Corpses Among Us

### Season 61

* Return to Skaro
Season 10

The cover for the Blu-Ray release of Season 10

Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart

Mike Yates

**Season 10** of Doctor Who ran between 30 December 1972 and 23 June 1973. It starred Jon Pertwee as the Third Doctor and Katy Manning as Jo Grant. The season opened with The Three Doctors and concluded with The Green Death.
Barbara Wright

**Barbara Chesterton**, née **Wright**, was a companion of the First Doctor.

Before meeting the Doctor, Barbara was a history teacher at Coal Hill School in 1960s London. After leaving the Doctor, she married close friend and fellow companion Ian Chesterton.

As well as Ian, she travelled alongside Susan Foreman and Vicki Pallister and was acquainted with Steven Taylor.

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

## Appearances

### Season 1

* An Unearthly Child
* The Daleks
* The Edge of Destruction
* Marco Polo
* The Keys of Marinus
* The Aztecs
* The Sensorites
* The Reign of Terror

### Season 2

* Planet of Giants
* The Dalek Invasion of Earth
* The Rescue
* The Romans
* The Web Planet
* The Crusade
* The Space Museum
* The Chase
K-9 Mark I

Leela (mistress)

**K-9 Mark I**, or **K-9 Mark 1**, was a portable computer originally owned by Professor Frederick Marius, who considered the robot dog his "best friend". Together, they conducted advanced medical research at the Bi-Al Foundation. When the Fourth Doctor and Leela arrived at the Foundation, Leela quickly became enamoured of the dog. The professor eventually gave the dog to the time travellers as thanks for defeating the Swarm. The Mark I was particularly associated with and protective of Leela. Therefore, when she elected to remain on Gallifrey, he also chose to stay behind with her.

He eventually came into the service of Lady President Romana II when Romana tapped Leela as her personal bodyguard. Together, Leela and K-9 went on many missions together at Romana's request. He was a vital link between the two ex-companions of the Doctor, since he could easily and silently interface with Romana's K-9 unit. He was utterly destroyed in an explosion caused by the Daleks that also ended up killing his mistress, Leela.

Later models — or *marks* — of K-9 were based on this one, with K-9 Mark II and K-9 Mark III in particular being almost identical in outer appearance to the Mark I.

## Appearances

### Season 15

* The Invisible Enemy
* Image of the Fendahl
* The Sun Makers
* Underworld
* The Invasion of Time
Eleventh Doctor

* Season 39
* Season 41

Dr. Faustus

The Dark One

Tall, Thin and Rash (by the Ninth Doctor)

Outwardly grouchy and cold, the **Eleventh Doctor** exhibited many of the traits of his predecessor, including his harshness towards his enemies. He was willing to do whatever it takes to save others, and inwardly, was as warm, calm and compassionate as ever. However, it would take a while to show this. He began as quite distant and brooding, but throughout his time with Sunetra, upon meeting his past incarnations, and especially after meeting Emma Armandio, he became much more light-hearted and jovial, albeit still extremely dark.

Always hoping that Gallifrey was still out there, his wish was granted when he arrived on Gallifrey alongside his predecessors to try and prevent a war between the Time Lords and the Daleks. Whilst their attempts failed, the Eleventh Doctor especially played a crucial role in containing the newly dubbed 'Time War', even partaking briefly in it himself. However, his headstrong nature frequently got him, his companions, and those around him in severe danger. It comes to no surprise that the calm and collected Ninth Doctor described him as 'tall, dark and rash'.

The Eleventh Doctor is an anomaly amongst his predecessors in the fact that he did not care for the lines of history, occasionally causing wormholes where he changed fixed points in time, sending time into disarray, and frequently having to correct these mistakes without any help. Perhaps his largest, and at the same time least threatening, disregard for history was when he took on Bram Stoker as a companion, providing him with enough inspirations from around the universe to make the horror novel *Dracula.*

His friendship with Emma Armandio, which bordered on romance occasionally, would end up costing him his life, springing a quantum plug that forced millions of Weeping Angels into the Time Vortex, at the cost of being thrust in himself. It was only thanks to Emma's quick thinking that the Doctor was even capable of regenerating.

## Appearances

### Season 39

* Timecore
* Way of the Wind
* The End of the World
* Sundown
* Empire of the Cybermen
* The Twelve Trials
* Cleansed Sins
* Doctor Who: Gallifrey's Fate

### Season 40

* The Fate of War
* The Fall of the Citadel
* Daleks!
* Civilisation's Demise
* Nix
* Sandrigan's Cove
* The Devil of Midia

### Season 41

* The Venetian Vampires
* Faustus and Abulcasis
* The Seeds of Grief
* Killers in the Dark
* What is to be Known?
* Hark! The Weeping Angels Sing!
Hex

**Hexagzr**, commonly abbreviated to **Hex**, was a companion of the Ninth Doctor.

An Ice Warrior with a profound hatred for his people's culture of war, Hex first encountered the Doctor and Chang Lee when the Ice Warriors and humans attempting to colonise Mars ended up fighting. He helped both sides come to an agreement, but not before he was banished from Mars for the rest of his life. He was an extreme pessimist, constantly pointing out the flaws in the Doctor's plans, but also frequently came in useful, and even had his moments where he was optimistic on situations, especially after meeting Izzy Sinclair. He would eventually be killed by the Cybermen, who trapped him in the boiler room of their Cyber-Factory, practically cooking him alive until his armor melted and his skin boiled and steamed. His corpse was found by Izzy and the Doctor over half an hour later, after his skin had melted with his armour. His death, alongside Chang's and Fey's would cause the Doctor to shut himself off from anyone else for millennia.

## Appearances

### Season 31

* Eyes of a Madman
* Cyber-mind
* Return of the Meddler

### Season 32 (The Queen of the Universe)

* The Heist
* Endgame
* Word of Mouth
* Tragedy of the Time Lords
* Realm of the Daleks
* The Road To Hell
* The Company of Thieves
* The Army of Steel
Манипуляции приоритетом

**Манипуляции приоритетом** — способности, базирующиеся на тех или иных действиях, связанных с первостепенностью, важностью чего-либо. В данном случае под приоритетом понимается некий показатель, изменение которого позволяет склонить чашу в одну из сторон даже при сохранении всех остальных количественных и качественных параметров на прежнем уровне.

**Ассоциации:**

* Концептуальные манипуляции
* Манипуляции причинностью

**Способности, относящиеся к манипуляциям приоритетом:**

* Обладание или изменение приоритета последовательности
	+ Гарантия первого удара
* Обладание или изменение приоритета превосходства
	+ Достижение превосходства при равных параметрах
* Обладание или изменение приоритета свойств
	+ Отрицание прочности и способностей
Jacob Robertson

**Jacob Robertson** was a secretary on early 20th Century Earth, and a companion of the Tenth Doctor.

Staying in the TARDIS for far more brief a period of time than most of the Doctor's other companions in this incarnation, Jacob would nearly have been converted into a Cyberman, had it not been for the quick work of Anders Hausner. He would accept the offer to travel with the Doctor and Anders, putting his own knowledge forwards frequently after having been given a "quiet push" from the Doctor. However, after saving Casey Knowles on Andereten, he would decide to go back to his normal life, believing himself to not be 'cut out for this kind of thing.'

## Appearances

### Season 35

* The Spires of Venus
* Lords of Peladon
* The End of the Time Lords
* Ally of the Rani
* How About A Little Ice?
* The Greatest Gateway
* Conquerors of Andereten
Gillian Grainer

**Gillian Grainer** acted far more mature than her younger brother, aspiring to be a journalist when older and using a TARDIS of her own to travel the universe. However, she valued her grandfather's time spent with her, and spoke fondly of him to Jamie, the Krotons and his future self.

She was rather self-conscious, trying at all times to present herself as friendly and a person whom others could turn to at any point. However, she did have a habit of saying what she thought, even if that were to hurt others, calling John an 'idiot' frequently whenever he decided to mess around instead of using his intellect. She knew much about Earth's history, and seemed to have tapped into the knowledge of a Time Lord, as she was the first to identify the temporal anomaly that caused her grandfather and his future incarnation's TARDISes to collide. They would later land at Scotland and meet an elderly Jamie McCrimmon, who she resolved to act as kindly around as possible, a far cry from her jester-like brother. She expressed discomfort at him giving away personal secrets to everyone, such as telling the Krotons of her larger knowledge of Time Lord technology and, more personally, that she had previously had a boyfriend and a girlfriend. This got to the point where she ended up slapping John.

However, she did care deeply for those around her, and made firm friends out of Jamie and the Tenth Doctor. She even cared for John, though, in her own words, 'he rarely ever deserves to be showed it.' Ultimately, whilst she did not leave the Doctor per se, she told her grandfather that after her escapade with the Krotons, she would like to return home, so she could continue her studies.
Season 47

The cover for the Blu-Ray release of Season 47

Dr. Grace Holloway

**Season 47** of Doctor Who aired from 2 January 2011 to 10 July 2011. It starred David Suchet as the Doctor, and the departure of Golda Rosheuvel as Joy Thomson-Walker and Arthur Darvill as Mickey Sharpe. It also features the re-introduction and departure of Daphne Ashbrook as Grace Holloway, and prominently features Charles Dance as the Master, who has become Ruler of All Reality.
Victoria Waterfield

**Victoria Maud Waterfield** was a companion of the Second Doctor.

She was the daughter of Edward Waterfield. She primarily had adventures with Jamie McCrimmon, and her contact with other companions was limited.

One of the youngest companions ever to travel with the Doctor, the 14- or 15-year-old was made an orphan by her mother's early death and her father's murder by the Daleks. The Doctor and Jamie, by mutual agreement, immediately chose to bring her along with them upon the death of her father. Thereafter, the duo was very protective of her, to an extent that the two did not typically exhibit towards their other female companions, Polly and Zoe. The two acted as a substitute father and brother to her, and patiently took the time to help her get over her sense of loss over her parents, and the great fear she experienced in some of the more dangerous parts of their adventures together. Indeed, she often displayed her fear by screaming with much greater frequency than the other female companions of the Second Doctor.

Her reasons for leaving the Doctor and Jamie were unique, and a consequence of her youth. She decided to live with the childless Frank and Maggie Harris in 1968. Though no details were known about the "formality" of this arrangement, it was apparent that Victoria stopped travelling in the TARDIS because she valued the comfort of family. While the Doctor saw the decision as very much a matter of her own choosing, Jamie was significantly distressed — much more so than he had been when Ben and Polly departed.

## Appearances

### Season 4

* The Evil of the Daleks (US: The Evil of the Daleks on Castle Lane)

### Season 5

* The Tomb of the Cybermen
* The Abominable Snowmen
* The Ice Warriors
* The Enemy of the World (US/AU: The World's Public Enemy Number One)
* The Web of Fear (US/AU: The Wheel of Fear)
* Fury from the Deep

## Age

In Evil of the Daleks, she is 14 or 15 years old. In The Abominable Snowmen, she gives her age as 15 and four months. In Fury from the Deep, she says she is "almost sixteen". This makes her one of the youngest companions the Doctor has ever had, with Danica and Ashley coming in older than her.
Season 58 Characters

This page is a list of every Season 58 character of the show.

## List

### **Main Cast**

Sixteenth Doctor, Laurie Strode, Danica Sullivan, Ashley McEwan, Fraulein Rottenmeier, The Doctor's TARDIS

### **Main Characters / Episodes**

#### Attack of the True Knot

* Danny Torrance
* Rose the Hat
* Abra Stone

#### Forever Winters in Narnia

* Aslan
* Lucy Pevensie
* Edmond Pevensie
* Susan Pevensie
* Peter Pevensie
* Digory Kirke
* Polly Plummer
* Andrew Kirke
* Jadis / White Witch

#### The Conspiracies of Hawkins

* Jim Hopper
* Joyce Byers
* Eleven "El" Hopper (born Jane Ives)
* Michael "Mike" Wheeler
* Dustin Henderson
* William "Will" Byers
* Lucas Sinclair
* Maxine "MADMAX" or "Max" Mayfield
* Steve Harrington
* Nancy Wheeler
* Jonathan Byers

### **Major Characters / Episodes**

#### Attack of the True Knot

* Dick Hallorann
* Billy Freeman
* Snakebite Andi
* Grandpa Flick

### **Minor Characters / Episodes**

#### The Conspiracies of Hawkins

* Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair
* Mr. Henderson
* High School Principal
* Andy
Vicki Pallister

Troilus (spouse)

**Vicki Pallister** was a companion of the First Doctor.

Following the crash of the *UK-201* and the death of her father, Vicki joined the Doctor, Ian and Barbara in the TARDIS to explore the universe. She encouraged the Doctor to help Ian and Barbara return to their own time, after which they travelled with Steven, with whom she formed a close friendship.

In ancient Troy, Vicki decided to leave the Doctor and Steven to marry Troilus, taking the name **Cressida**.

## Appearances

### Season 2

* The Rescue
* The Romans
* The Web Planet
* The Crusade
* The Space Museum
* The Chase
* The Time Meddler

### Season 3

* Galaxy 4
* The Myth Makers
My Own What if Doctor Who Wasn't Axed Wiki

**Welcome to the My Own What if Doctor Who Wasn't Axed Wiki!**
This Wiki, like a few others similar, are based off of the idea that Doctor Who continued to run well past 1989 all the way up to the present day. Some things remain the same, others completely change. It is heavily inspired by DaDoctorWhoFan’s series of the same name, and so some elements do persist. However, I have done my best to make it as different as possible, and anybody viewing this Wiki is allowed to give input. I am willing to collaborate with others to decide on actors, companions, enemies and so on and so forth.

## Notable Pages

An Unearthly Child, the first episodeThe Doctor's TARDIS, his time machineIncarnations of The DoctorThe current incarnation of the Doctor, the Eighteenth
Russell T. Davies

Showrunner

IMDb profile

**Russell T Davies OBE** (born **Stephen Russell Davies** in Swansea on 27 April 1963) was head writer and executive producer on Doctor Who from season 40 in 2004 to season 46 in 2010, and was creator and executive producer of spin-off series U.N.I.T. from 2003 to 2007, IoEE and The Sarah Jane Adventures, having written or co-written three episodes (two stories) of The Sarah Jane Adventures.

He is the single most prolific producer of televised entertainment in DWU history. His position is virtually unassailable because he was producing U.N.I.T., The Sarah Jane Adventures and Doctor Who simultaneously.

A Welshman himself, his commitment to producing Doctor Who in Wales has led to a massive expansion of the television production capacity in that nation. His deliberate inclusion of recognisable Welsh landmarks in Doctor Who has increased tourism in the country. As such, his net impact on the economy of Wales is profound.

For his Doctor Who stories, Davies invested more time in the emotional bonds with his characters, thus resulting in the Twelfth Doctor and Emma's love for each other, and Joy's strong friendship with the Doctor.
Alixion (TV Story)

Alixion was the fourth serial of Season 27 of Doctor Who. It was written by Robin Mukherjee, directed by Chris Clough and starred Sylvester McCoy as the Seventh Doctor and Julia Sawalha as Raine Cunningham.

It was the final regular appearance of Sylvester McCoy as the Seventh Doctor, who regenerates at the end of part three.

Contents

1  Synopsis

1.1 Part One

1.2 Part Two

1.3 Part Three

2 Cast

3 Crew

4 References

5 Story Notes

6 Continuity

7 Home video and audio releases

7.1 VHS

7.2 DVD

7.3 Blu-ray

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Synopsis

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The Doctor & Raine arrive on the planet Alixion, home to two the Alyx & Akrons. The planet is run by an Alyx heavy government, who's head, known as the Abbot, is hungry for power.

The search for immortality has been found through an ancient elixir named the Elixir of Alixion. All the Abbot needs to do is find a way off the dead planet & take his place as a god of the universe.

The Doctor senses evil within the Abbot. If he were to escape the planet, it could mean the end of reality. The Abbot wants the TARDIS but the Doctor refuses. He must guard the powers of the TARDIS with his life, even if it costs his own life

Part One

To be added.

Part Two

To be added.

Part Three

To be added.

Cast

The Doctor - Sylvester McCoy

Raine - Julia Sawalha

The Abbot - Bob Monkhouse

Brett - Dexter Fletcher

Vernos - Nick Berry

Herrel - Sharon Duce

Archon - Julie Graham

Spike - Ben Chandler

Breiner - Chris Barrie

Mel - Bonnie Langford

Ace - Sophie Aldred

The Doctor - Richard Griffiths

Crew

To be added.

References

To be added.

Story Notes

The regeneration sequence features specially recorded cameos by Bonnie Langford and Sophie Aldred. Because Langford had left the show in previous seasons, a special contract had to be written for her cameo.

Continuity

To be added.

Home video and audio releases

VHS

This story was first released on VHS

DVD

This story along with the other stories in Season 27 were released as Doctor Who: The Complete Twenty-Seventh Season in 2004.

This story along with all other regeneration stories were released as Doctor Who: Regeneration in 2014

Blu-ray

This story along with the other stories in Season 27 were upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and were released as Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 27 in the UK.
Season 39

The cover for the Blu-Ray release of Season 30

Ninth Doctor(Doctor Who: Gallifrey's Fate only)

Liz Shaw

Sarah Jane Smith

Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart(Doctor Who: Gallifrey's Fate only)

**Season 39** of Doctor Who ran from 6 April 2003 to 23 November 2003. It introduced Richard E. Grant as the Doctor, and saw the introduction and departure of Rebecca Hazlewood as Sunetra Patil and Danny John-Jules as Michael Rassmussen, some of the only companions to leave the Doctor in the same season they were introduced in.

This season marked the 40th anniversary of Doctor Who, and celebrated this by ending with Doctor Who: Gallifrey's Fate, which saw the beginning of the arc of the Time War, and re-introduced several prior actors to their roles, such as Louise Jameson, Lalla Ward, Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Paul McGann and Helena Bonham Carter. It also introduced Donald Sumpter as Rassilon, and was the first Doctor Who movie to be considered canon and shown in theatres (both The Five Doctors and Doctor Who? were movie-length prior, but were considered episodes).
Season 40

The cover for the Blu-Ray release of Season 40

Cassandra Monaghan

Bram Stoker

**Season 40** of Doctor Who aired between 11 January 2004 and 1 August 2004. It starred Richard E. Grant in his second season as the Doctor, and developed the Time War arc started in the fortieth anniversary special, Doctor Who: Gallifrey's Fate. Lalla Ward as Romana, Donald Sumpter as Rassilon and Derek Jacobi as the Master were all recurring characters throughout the season, with Calista Flockhart being introduced halfway through as Cassandra Monaghan and Ardal O'Hanlon being introduced in the final serial as horror author Bram Stoker. Helena Bonham Carter would be temporarily re-introduced for the serial Daleks! in addition to this.
Michael Rassmussen

**Michael Rassmussen** was a caretaker at Cambridge University and a companion of the Eleventh Doctor.

He would initially join the Doctor after Sunetra Patil called to him to help her get him to a bed, and regularly checked up on him to make sure he was all right. He found himself to be rather useful in disabling the Shalka whilst the Doctor and Sunetra thought up a plan, using his water to turn the molten core of the Shalka solid for roughly 7 seconds. After they defeated the Shalka, he was offered to join the Doctor in the TARDIS, an offer he happily accepted. However, he and Sunetra were dropped off at Cambridge University soon after, as the Doctor had gotten a call from Ace that made his presence at Gallifrey urgent.

## Appearances

### Season 39

* Timecore
* Way of the Wind
* The End of the World
* Sundown
* Empire of the Cybermen
* The Twelve Trials
* Cleansed Sins
Sarah Jane Smith

Sarah

Miss Smith

Marie Samuels

Lilah Quest

Daisy Grigson

Victoria Beckham

Eddie Smith (father)

Lauren Smith (daughter)

Luke Smith (adoptive son)

Sky Smith (adoptive daughter)

**Sarah Jane Smith**, occasionally rendered as **Sarah-Jane Smith**, was a companion of the Third and Fourth Doctors.

She held the honour of being one of the few people the Doctor considered one of his best friends. She reunited with him in his eleventh incarnation and had adventures with him and his twelfth incarnation. Sarah met ten of the Doctor's incarnations in total: those already mentioned and the first, second, fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth.

With the exception of K-9, a robot dog gifted to her by the Doctor, Sarah spent most of her life alone after travelling with him, but maintained previous friendships with U.N.I.T. staff; her connections to the Doctor and the Brigadier afforded her enough pull with the group to call them in to mop up messes after a threat was averted.

By the 2000s Sarah Jane had risen to become one of the top three journalists in the UK, thanks to her passion for investigation and moral compass allowing her to publish any news that would reveal the evil or selfish nature of others. All the while, she hoped that she would run into the Doctor again, believing he may be involved with stopping any alien threats that were beyond her ability to thwart.

In her later life, Sarah continued to repel any alien threats, while assisting more friendly ones. She eventually created a Xylok-based computer named Mr Smith to assist her by providing information. These adventures lead her to take on her very own companions, forming a surrogate family; this group consisted of her adopted children of alien origins Luke and Sky, and her young neighbours, Maria, Clyde and Rani. Each had skills that helped Sarah in her adventures. In the 2021 episode *Trust Me On This!*, it was stated that Sarah Jane had died in modern-day 2012.

## Appearances

### Season 11

* The Time Warrior
* Invasion of the Dinosaurs
* Death to the Daleks
* The Monster of Peladon
* Planet of the Spiders

### Season 12

* Robot
* The Ark in Space
* The Sontaran Experiment
* Genesis of the Daleks
* Revenge of the Cybermen

### Season 13

* Terror of the Zygons
* Planet of Evil
* Pyramids of Mars
* The Android Invasion
* Labyrinth of Funtime
* The Brain of Morbius
* The Seeds of Doom

### Season 14

* The Masque of Mandragora
* The Hand of Fear

### Season 39

* Sundown
* Doctor Who: Gallifrey's Fate
Режим берсерка

**Режим берсерка** - состояние, при котором персонаж, ввиду каких-либо психологических или физических эффектов, впадает в неконтролируемую ярость. Интеллект при этом чаще всего снижается до уровня животных инстинктов, а находящийся в этом состоянии начинает с повышенной агрессией атаковать всех без разбора, поэтому может представлять угрозу как для врагов, так и для союзников. Часто сопровождается резким повышением атакующих способностей в ущерб оборонительным.

**Режим берсерка может обеспечивать:**

* Повышение физических характеристик
* Улучшенную реакцию
* Повышенную терпимость, а то и вовсе нечувствительность к боли
* Сопротивляемость ментальным воздействиям
* Возможность использовать собственные способности на пределе и выше
Grace Holloway

Ricardo (ex-husband)

Mike (The 25-Hour Day) (son)

Dr **Grace Holloway** was a San Francisco cardiologist and a member of the Board of Trustees of the Institute for Technological Advancement and Research. Her work brought her into contact with the Eighth Doctor, whose regeneration she inadvertently initiated. Following this change, she became the first companion of the Ninth Doctor, helping him defeat the Master alongside former gang member Chang Lee. However, whilst Chang agreed to board the TARDIS and become a permanent companion, Grace decided to keep to her normal job, though she would end up encountering the Doctor again, this time in his thirteenth incarnation, once again to help him defeat the Master.

## Appearances

### Season 31

* Doctor Who?
* Eyes of a Madman (Cameo)

### Season 47

* The 25-Hour Day
* The Horrors of War
* Land of Crystals
* Pro Patria Mori
* Fall of the Master
Season 30

The cover for the Blu-Ray release of Season 30

**Season 30** of Doctor Who ran between 3 July 1993 and 20 November 1993. It starred Richard Griffiths as the Doctor, Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield and introduced David Thewlis as Lesrenadi.

This season marked the 30th Anniversary of Doctor Who and concluded with a Dimensions in Time, a 6-episode long story that served as the 30th Anniversary Special.
Mickey Sharpe

### Left the Doctor because

Transmatted to Earth after the TARDIS starting draining him of life energy (initial)Did not want to lose another friend. (final)

## Behind the Scenes

### Secondary Actor/Actress

N/A

**Mickey Sharpe** was a former nurse and a prisoner of the Celestial Toymaker, who became a companion of the Twelfth and Thirteenth Doctors.

He quickly became friends with Joy Thomson-Walker, who freed him from his never-ending prison as a chess piece. Indeed, it was her and Romana's idea that Mickey joined them in the first place. He would then join the Doctor, Joy and the third incarnation of Romana on many an adventure, though he was transported out of the TARDIS after it turned rogue and attempted to drain the life of the Doctor's companions, being sent to London with Joy. They would later reconnect with the Doctor, this time in his thirteenth incarnation, and helped him defeat the Master, who had became Ruler of All Reality. However, his relationship with the Doctor became strained after he was unable to stop Joy from being converted into the Cyberqueen, and, despite finding a new friend in Dr. Grace Holloway, he left the Doctor behind back at London, feeling that he did not want to lose anyone else.

## Appearances

### Season 45

* Checkmate
* Veil of the Past
* The Waters of Mars

### Season 46

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

### Season 47

* Reign of the Master
* Queen of the Cybermen
* The 25-Hour Day
* The Horrors of War
* Land of Crystals
* Pro Patria Mori
* Fall of the Master