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Penelope - list of appearances

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

## Television

### Series 27

* *The Girl Out of Time*
* *Living Dead*
* *Hell of the Daleks*
* *The Mindless*
* *The Silver Conclusion*
* *Reason to Stay*
* *Harmony and Redemption*
* *The Unorganised Reserve*
* *Duality*
* *Isolation*

### Series 28

* *The Trial*
* *The Eye of the Storm*
* *Nova*
* *The Improper Sontarans*
* *The Fracturing Algak*
* *The Puppet Masters*
* *An End Once And For All: Part One*
* *An End Once And For All: Part Two*
Poisoned Realities (comic story)

***Poisoned Realities*** was the three-part eighth story of *Doctor Who: The Sixteenth Doctor* comic story series, published by Titan Comics.

This story featured the return of the Eighth Master, last seen in the Series 12 Christmas Special *The Three Masters*.

## Summary

The story of betrayal, bloodshed and massacre begins as things build up to thrilling revelations!

As the Doctor, Violet and Leo discover they've fell into a trap of none other than the Master herself, the supposed humans in which they'd allied with now revealed to be dastardly android servitors, things are beginning to look less and less likely of returning back to normality as time begins to twist and distort around them...

## Characters

* Sixteenth Doctor
* Violet Blackwell
* Leo Darius-Alesandro
* The Master
* Rawas
* Ainos
* Narik

## Story Notes

* This story was later released in the graphic novel *Fragments in Time*.

 Year 2 | *Capsized* • *Legends of the Black Nebula* • *Smoke and Water* • ***Poisoned Realities*** • *Fragments in Time*

 **Agency Master** | Television | *The Fall of an Agent* / *The Rise of an Agency*
Nineteenth Doctor - list of appearances

## Navigate by Doctor

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

## Television

### Series 23

* *Calling of the Void*
* *The Key to Prosperity*
* *Anning*
* *Under the Surface*
* *The Hollow Earth*
* *Heather's Bad Day*
* *Dying of the Light*
* *Liminality*
* *The Mirrored Reflection*
* *The Bodysnatchers*
* *The Breach*
* *The Frontier Thesis*
* *Manifest Destiny*
* *La Bête du Gévaudan*
* *The Twelve Days of Christmas*
Mr. Smith

**Mr. Smith** was the Xylok-born computer owned by Sarah Jane Smith that was stored in the attic of her home. Following the events of *The Man Who Never Was*, Mr. Smith decided to adopt a new voice.

## Personality

Initially, Mr Smith comported himself with a cold, clinical mindset, more like an actual computer than a living being. When his true intentions were revealed, he acted maliciously and cruelly, becoming extremely ruthless and megalomaniacal, yet justified his actions by stating they were part of his "purpose". As such, Mr Smith was sociopathically logical and had no complaints about mass-murder or causing people who were thought to be his friends immense pain and suffering. He was even capable of a sadistic laugh, in spite of the fact that he was meant to be a computer, showing that he was actually a living being in crystalline, later electric, form.

After his memory had been wiped by the Armageddon Virus, Mr Smith's personality changed greatly. He became much friendlier and more amiable. He would make jokes. He bade Maria a fond farewell when she left for America.

## Behind the Scenes

Due to the original voice actor, Alexander Armstrong, supporting the ideologies of writer J.K. Rowling, it was decided to recast the character as the wiki does not support or endorse Rowling's views or prejudices.
Moonbase (Doctor Who and the Moonmen)

A **Moonbase** was Alyx Morgan's base of operations and later a tourist attraction during the Moonmen incident in 2095.

## History

When Alyx Morgan, Aidan Weber and their research team discovered the Moonmen in a cave on the moon, Morgan's first thought was to monetise the situation through tourism and get himself a decent amount of publicity he felt he deserved. He ordered the construction of the Moonbase, which was completed in 2094. He used it as a base of operations for 8 months of pure research, ensuring he knew as much as possible about the Moonmen before letting the public view them.

By January 2095, Morgan and Weber had all they needed, and so the base was finalised into the tourist attraction Morgan wanted. The first set of guests were invited in April.

However, the Moonmen were actually part of a telepathic projection system created with reused Time Lord technology, set up in a cave deep inside Earth's moon. They played a part in a set up designed by rogue ex-Time Lord Roki XII as a trap for the Seventeenth Doctor to stumble into - the machine producing psychic powers that could alter the perception of people nearby.

When the Moonmen became hostile, the base became the setting for several dozen murders. The guests and staff hid from the Moonmen around the base in various locations to no avail. (TV: *Doctor Who and the Moonmen*)

## Characteristics

The exterior of the moonbase resembled a vast glass dome, with 5 smaller glass domes surrounding it. These domes were connected by underground corridors, and coming off these corridors were many other rooms serving various purposes. Each dome had a blue tiled floor.

The main dome acted as a reception area, furnished with expensive art, tables and chairs and a large stage by the glass wall. A staircase and lift on the opposite side to the stage led down into the corridors, where another lift led down into the caves. (TV: *Doctor Who and the Moonmen*)

Of the other five domes, Dome Three was a huge dining room, for the guests to have dinner in had the evening gone to plan. Dome Four was off limits to the guests, containing what was left of Alyx Morgan's personal lab. Below the surface were large storerooms, containing everything from scientific samples to refrigerated snacks for guests. The corridors below the surface had simply the bare moon rock for the walls, floor and ceilings, but with metal catwalks for people to walk on. (TV: *I Am The Doctor*)
Planet (The Improper Sontarans)

## Planet

A **planet** was used by the Algak in order to breed Sontarans as soldiers in their war against the Earth Alliance.

## History

Originally a beautiful planet; known as a jewel of its solar system - the planet suffered from overpopulation, where pollution reigned and turned the planet toxic. The indigenous people all died out and the planet was left to its fate. This was until the Algak discovered the rock, having been hired by the Convocation of Twelve to wage war against the Earth Alliance. The Algak were given Sontaran DNA by the Convocation in order to breed a massive army of them to be used as cannon fodder; kept secret and separate from the Sontaran Empire.

After the Algak had destroyed the Colonial Verge, the Twentieth Doctor, Penelope and Drelick - alongside the Doctor's taskforce - travelled to this planet after hearing about it from Alliance Intelligence, having realised the huge tactical benefit from cutting off the Algak's main source of soldiers and fuelled by the anger caused by the Algak and Sontarans decimating the Colonial Verge; Drelick's homeworld.

Charging in, the Doctor led his taskforce through a counter attack and shut down the operation, ridding the planet of any cloning machines or methods. (TV: *The Improper Sontarans*) This brought the Algak to the point of dispair and ruin, with many left wondering if they could even win. (TV: *The Fracturing Algak*)
Purity

**Purity** were terraforming devices from an icy planet used to convert terrestrial bodies to possess winter climates, suitable for the planet's inhabitants to colonise.

## History

The Purity project was designed to land on uninhabited planets and winterise it using a large-scale snow storm. The snow was blue, as it held special properties which "cleansed" the landscape and accelerate fauna evolution, adapting them to be the perfect lifeforms for Purity's creators to breed, cultivate and eat. The creators truly believed that Purity would save whatever planet the devices landed on.

One such Purity device crash-landed onto a planet by accident, having been knocked by an asteroid on route to its real destination. Nevertheless, it did what it was designed to and induced a snow storm to begin terraforming. However, some of the fauna on this planet was somewhat different to what Purity was used to and they were transformed into aggressive and violent beasts. The Seventeenth Doctor, with his companions Taylor, Luna and Sadie were on the planet when the storm hit; with Luna and Sadie becoming trapped inside a building by a snowdrift.

The Doctor and Taylor set out to find the source of the storm, first evading the predators overnight whilst they looked for more answers. They eventually learnt about a recent meteor crash and travelled to the landing zone; discovering the Purity device and learnt from it about what it did and why. The Doctor used the device to reverse the damage, before deactivating it and taking it back to the TARDIS, where he repaired it and let it back out on its journey. (COMIC: *The Storm*)
Kuliari

The **Kuliari** were a race known for their war against the Ahrad.

## Biology

Kuliari resembled tall, slender anthropomorphic apes. They had thick fur of either black, dark brown or white coating their entire bodies apart from the palms of their hands, soles of their feet and faces. They had small, brightly coloured eyes and sharp teeth.

Members of the Kuliari army wore a dark grey fabric uniform, with a belt and webbing. They carried large laser weapons and wore black helmets with open fronts, that had visors that slid over the eyes.

The Kuliari civilians generally wore baggy clothes in dull colours. (TV: *Evacuation of the Depraved*)

## Culture

In battle, the Kuliari were much more subtle than the Ahrad. They specialised in guerrilla warfare and almost enjoyed strategically stranding their enemies. However, just like the Ahrad, all strategy went out of the window as soon as the machine on Dur activated. (TV: *Evacuation of the Depraved*)

## History

The Kuliari were an ancient and immensely civilised race. They kept themselves to themselves and tried to maintain peace as far as they could. However when the nearby planet Shaddatha was taken over by the Ahrad, they were pressured into retaliation by members of the alliance they had tried to maintain.

The following war was long and brutal, but the Kuliari did well in defending their planet from the Ahrad. However, they soon began to run out of Tsathuulmith, a mineral necessary for the construction of their laser weapons. They turned to the planet Dur, as it had very high concentrations of the material.

However, the Ahrad were attempting to capture the same planet at the same time, in order to establish a superweapon designed to exterminate the Kuliari from a distance. A battle raged on Dur for some time, until the monument there activated and began to wipe out the soldiers in vast numbers. Both armies attempted to escape but found great difficulty as the other side continually tried to prevent their respective retreat.

In a burst of strength, a number of Kuliari stormed a ship of Ahrad, where they found a captured Fourteenth Doctor and Sandra. They were taken back to the Kuliari mothership which was hovering in the lower atmosphere, where the time travellers explained what was causing the attacks.

Under suspicion, the duo managed to restore peace and end the battle. They were allowed to cull the monument just before it reached power levels beyond the point of no return, saving the universe from destruction. (TV: *Evacuation of the Depraved*)
La Bête du Gévaudan (TV story)

***La Bête du Gévaudan*** was the Halloween Special of Series 23 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Gévaudan, France, 1767.

With the forced departure of their friends fresh on their minds, the Doctor figures that a trip to France is on the cards and far be it from Orla to disagree, but when the TARDIS sets down, they realise that this is not their intended destination. Still, a trip is a trip and they see no reason to turn back around and leave - however, they may grow to regret such a decision, as they quickly come across a large party on the hunt for a monster.

Unable to resist her instincts, the Doctor decides that it couldn’t hurt to join them on their hunt with the proviso that she couldn’t just allow a mob to wander around unaccompanied - there would be no knowing what damage they could cause to innocent life - but for Orla, it somewhat reminds her of the time that she comes from and left behind centuries ago.

As the hunt for the beast goes on, it begins to pick off members of the party one by one, outsmarting everyone; leaving the Doctor to wonder if the Beast is really all that it seems and whether it might just be that this is no ordinary wolf. Its intelligence surpasses far beyond anything that which you might normally expect and with all her plans to contain it falling apart, this time the Doctor must rely on Orla in order to find a way to win, before the sun rises in the morning.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Katie McGrath
* Orla Adair - Hannah John-Kamen

## Continuity

* Tamara and Alexis have only just left the TARDIS very recently. (TV: *Manifest Destiny*)

## Story Notes

* A working title for this episode was *Fear the Shapeshifter*.
* The Beast was originally going to be a Lupine Wavelength Haemovariform, but King ultimately changed their mind early in development.

 **Series 24** | Regular Episodes | *The Life and Times of Nimueh Sheehy*

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

***Pursuit*** was the tenth episode of Series 1 of *Doctor Who*.

This episode was the first to delve into Fleur's past which had, to this point, only been alluded to.

## Synopsis

When something pursues the TARDIS through the Vortex, it doesn't take long for Fleur to realise who it is or why they've come; and while the Doctor's preoccupied, Fleur knocks her friend out of the way of the controls and surrenders herself.

With their friend lost, the Doctor and Elias must find and rescue her before it is too late. But who was Fleur, and what made her run to begin with? Their journey will take them far and wide across the universe, all the way to Fleur's own people and an old enemy of the Doctor's - the Krillitanes.

The trial has begun; and for Fleur, the threat of execution for her treachery may well become a reality...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Elias Danielsen - Lucas Till
* Fleur - Florence Pugh
* Brother Terinus - Benedict Cumberbatch

## Crew

* Writer - Logan Crimson
* Director - Wayne Yip

## Continuity

* Fleur went on the run from the Krillitanes after deliberately sabotaging one of their missions. (TV: *True Colours*)

## Story Notes

* The episode title *Pursuit* was suggested to Crimson by writer Natalie Robyn.

 **The Specials** | Regular Episodes | *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA*
Kronos

**Kronos** was the creator of the Web of Time, hailing from before the Universe itself from a period known as the Dark Times.

## Biography

Kronos was employed by the Time Lords to create a method by which they would be able to control time itself, and bring rationality and logic into the universe. Many attempts were made, including the planet Time and the Temple of Atropos; however, the temple came under threat by beings known as Swarm and Azure, who worshipped and devoted themselves to the Eternal embodying Time itself. Eventually, Kronos devised a plan by which the pair could be lured into the Temple of Atropos, where they would be apprehended by operatives of Division. It was at this point that the second phase of Kronos's plan came to fruition, as the Mouri were put back into place, using the Ravagers' Passengers, in order to hold Time indefinitely.

Through Atropos, Kronos was then able to create the Web of Time, which held the universe together. Being the creator of such a grand concept corrupted Kronos, however, and soon enough, he decided that he could use his power over the Web to form a universe in his image; in particular manipulating the vital fixed points that held it together.

The Time Lords, in their wisdom, turned their back on Kronos and allied with many other creatures, declaring war on Kronos. The battle was violent and chaotic, with time itself being used as a weapon in a way that would not be seen again until the Last Great Time War. Entire species were wiped from existence during the conflict by a single act, until with their combined strength, they bound Kronos in a cell at the centre of his own creation for all eternity. (TV: *Gods of Time*)
Bar Keeper (Pestilence)

A **bar keeper** from 1665 England was inadvertently intertwined with a Cyberman plot.

## Biography

A staff member - or perhaps the owner - of a pub in 1600s England, played host to the Fourteenth Doctor, Elias and Fleur whilst they were investigating missing village residents. The bar keeper later remarked to Fleur that the Doctor's payment for staying was the biggest he had ever seen. After Elias and Fleur woke up the next morning to find the Doctor missing, they asked the bar keeper if he had seen her leaving, to which he directed them to Giles, witnessing him insulting Elias and Fleur violently grabbing his neck in retaliation.

Later, when the two returned to the pub once Elias had begun coughing up blood, the bar keeper helped him with bandages and cream, before taking them back to their room after Giles attempted to attack Fleur, but failed. He later directed Fleur to a nearby water pump, but was killed by a Cyberman after Fleur had left, who dragged his body away in order to experiment on with nano-bots. (TV: *Pestilence*)
Mirxu

The **Mirxu** were a mysterious species to which the Mirxoth belonged to, hailing from a planet long since erased from existence.

## History

Mirxoth was the Mirxu title for great leader and warrior; a moniker claimed by one who would eventually name himself after it - the Mirxoth, who led his people to glory, until one day a tragic accident befell in the midst of one of his conquests. The Mirxoth happened across a gap in spacetime and fell in. The Mirxu had no idea what happened to him, but later greatly suffered as a result, when he returned to destroy his home world and all that remained of the Mirxu's culture, sensing that their development would lead to an off-world excursion that could threaten to disrupt fixed points in time.

This paradoxically meant that the Mirxoth hence erased his own past, remaining only by embedding himself across the universe and harvesting strength to maintain his existence from the lifeforms of that universe. (TV: *Mendacium*)
Peri Brown

**Perpugilliam "Peri" Brown** was a 20th century botany student born in the United States during 1966, and was a companion of both the Fifth and Sixth Doctors. She first met the Doctor on a vacation to Lanzarote during 1984 and later opted to stay with him, witnessing his fifth regeneration into a more arrogant and well-spoken incarnation.

## Biography

The Sixth Doctor and Peri, while holidaying on a Zero Gravity Spa, were quickly pulled short of their getaway after the TARDIS informed the Doctor of a dire temporal emergency which required their assistance. Unbeknownst to them however, the temporal emergency was orchestrated by the Eighth Master - working alongside two other incarnations of herself - in an attempt to lure the Sixteenth Doctor into a trap. Somehow, it'd ended up also allowing these two to catch wind of the situation who were hesitant to partake at first. Upon learning that what was occurring could be devastating for the Doctor if he'd left it untouched, Peri urged him to investigate.

As they approached the area in which the anomalous event was taking place in, they were faced by the brunt of it and subsequently aged a few decades in appearance; Peri exclaiming that the Doctor looked like he belonged in a nursing home for the elderly. He was bemused by this remark. (TV: *The Three Masters*)
New Dawn (comic story)

***New Dawn*** was the three-part fourth and final story for the first year of the *Doctor Who: The Eighteenth Doctor* comic story series, published by Titan Comics.

## Characters

* Eighteenth Doctor
* Kate Stewart
* Petronella Osgood
* The Nestene Consciousness

## Story Notes

* This story was later released in the graphic novel *Deep in the Abyss*.
* This comic was, according to King, "intended to be a love letter to the Pertwee era" of the classic series of *Doctor Who*, by having Kate Stewart, the daughter of the Brigadier, facing down against one of the most iconic enemies of UNIT alongside the Doctor.[1]
Parasites (Cinematic Mastery)

An unknown species of **parasites** once crash landed in 1960s San Diego onto the roof of a cinema theatre. Due to their psychic abilities, they started to bring the movies that were airing in that cinema to life, with the motivations of the characters being extrapolated from their actions within the films.

Investigating murders caused by characters brought to life, the Fifteenth Doctor tracked down the parasites and realising that their actions were only ever unintentional, she took them away from Earth and left them on an uninhabited planet. (TV: *Cinematic Mastery*)
Lexi Tuno

**Lexi Tuno** was a member of the Ruby City Starfighter Corps, a group of highly-trained military starfighter pilots based in Ruby City and was arguably the Corps' most well known pilot within the Alae Republic.

## Biography

Like all civilians of the Republic, Lexi had fallen victim to the "the Squid's plot to harvest the Republic's residents' minds for food and was conditioned by the Squid's constant broadcasts to ignore all sudden disappearances and odd happenings. In 9054, Lexi was a guest on the Alae Night Talk Show, a TV show hosted by Marko Strickland and underwent an interview conducted by him.

At first, the interview went as planned but over time, Lexi soon became affected by the Fifteenth Doctor's counter messaging that she had begun to secretly add to the program and eventually snapped, ranting about how blind the population of the planet was, citing that they had all missed that the sun had exploded and the head of the Corps was now missing.

Despite being backed up in an argument by the Doctor who was hiding in the audience, Lexi was led away by security and taken to what Marko described the next night as "classical conditioning". This process seemed to work on her and she was soon blissfully unaware of the truth once more, resuming work at the Corps. (TV: *No Cause for Concern*)
Monsters and Legends (TV story)

*"Is it really you? Please answer me. Is it you? Doctor? Please?"
"Doctor? ...Doctor Who?"*
―Kate Stewart meets the Eighteenth Doctor for the first time

***Monsters and Legends*** was the first episode of Series 20 of *Doctor Who*.

The first story to be produced for the Eighteenth Doctor's era of the show, it also introduced Ruby Barrella as portrayed by Holly Earl as the Eighteenth Doctor's new companion.

## Synopsis

Ruby is an ordinary girl, with nothing unique ever happening in her life. She wakes up early in the morning, prepares breakfast, goes to work, comes home and goes to sleep. Nothing out of the ordinary.

That is until one day, a woman with glowing green eyes and a man with a stroke of white in his hair comes crashing into her world and suddenly, a whole new universe lies in front of her - but with the green-eyed woman planning to rework the DNA of every human on Earth, Ruby must join forces with this man known only as the Doctor.

However, he seems reluctant to take on another companion and although they seem to work well together at first, the question remains: can they trust each other? How much time do they have left? And just what, and who, is the green-eyed woman?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Richard Madden
* Ruby Barrella - Holly Earl
* Damien Barrella - Tom Holland
* Kate Stewart - Jemma Redgrave
* Simon Lance - Alexander Ludwig
* Johnathon Danielsen - Alex Pettyfer
* Alicia Sallow - Naomi Scott
* Sergeant Morris - TBC
* Lisa - TBC
* Sara - TBC

## Crew

* Writer - Cal A. King
* Director - Jamie Childs

## Continuity

* The Doctor has recently regenerated from his seventeenth incarnation. Kate finds him and the TARDIS in the Yorkshire Moors after being summoned there by police, having crash landed following his regeneration. (TV: *Final Destination*)
* The Doctor has helped Kate to rebuild UNIT after its closure in around 2018. (TV: *Resolution*)
* In a cafe together, the Doctor tells Ruby about his past and his regret about being separated from his friend. (TV: *Final Destination*)
* A figure watches Ruby return home and reports to a "001" that they have located her. (TV: *001*)

## Story Notes

* Damien is featured on the cover, despite having appeared in only three minutes of the original episode; it can be assumed that he was added to the cover of the novelisation, due to his increased presence.

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

**Ninsun** was home to an advanced civilisation around the time of the 199th century, consisting of many colonies beyond the main planet.

## History

Ninsun discovered the planet Kaviri early in the 199th century; where it was determined to be unsuitable for domestic colonisation, but was listed as a possible candidate for a new location for factories, since pollution was starting to become an issue on their home planet. These plans were never put into action, however, as in the year 20,094, the V'Bisi Empire declared war on Ninsun and its colonies. The war with the V'Bisi people lasted far longer than anticipated, and was far more deadly. As the conflict rose in intensity, the Ninsun army began to be overwhelmed with prisoners of war.

The Ninsun law clearly stated that captured soldiers and civilians were not to be executed under any circumstances. However, the escalating conflict led to an overwhelming amount of prisoners, so the new goal was to simply "get them out of the way". The scientists of Ninsun took part in enormous experiments to produce biological and chemical weapons to end the war as soon as possible. This research produced vast amounts of toxic, radioactive and medical waste, which was sent in enormous batches to be dumped on Kaviri, simply as a quick way to dispose of it.

After being passed down from department to department, the final orders were to send the captured V'Bisi directly to the highly polluted Kaviri in "Malefactor Relocation Vessels" and not look back. Thus, over the course of the war, nearly every single captured soldier, officer and civilian was shipped directly to Kaviri with very little food and water. The cheaply built automated ships all crash landed on arrival and barely any of the passengers survived any of the shipments.

This practice continued for a few years after the war ended in Ninsun's favour, with common criminals as the passengers, until it was discovered what was actually happening to them and the process was discreetly halted and brushed under the rug for good. (TV: *The Halfmen*)
Mendacium (TV story)

***Mendacium*** was the tenth episode of Series 3 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Landing in the year 2027, the Doctor and Fleur have once again returned to Earth, where rumours have begun to spread - whispers of a cave in the heart of China, which is said to contain an ancient gateway to another dimension deep inside. A gateway through which no one has ever seen what lies on the other side, nor returned should they be brave enough to step through. And as the most daring and foolhardy make their way from across the globe to the mysterious site, a new rumour has it that fortune and glory awaits the first to unravel the mystery within.

With speculation running rampant, and the credibility of the various rumours in question, many a theory has been proposed to explain the phenomenon. This naturally, of course, intrigues the Doctor, who is eager to investigate and get to the truth of the matter for herself. So why then does she seem to grow more and more reluctant to continue the closer she gets to an answer? Or, rather, why is she reluctant to take Fleur with her into the cave? Furthermore, what of the hooded figures that have begun to amass in the valley below, who speak of a cure for time?

Could this be something that will change humanity forever? Is it simply paranoia getting the better of everyone, or is it more deadly than that?

The Mirxoth beckons. The Curers of Time have answered. And for Fleur, entering the cave alone in secret, revelations await...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Fleur - Florence Pugh
* The Mirxoth - Daniel Sharman

## Crew

* Writer - Logan Crimson
* Director - Graeme Harper

## Continuity

* Rushing into the Mirxoth's dimension to save Fleur, the Doctor sees glimpses of the General (TV: *Race to Galaxy's End*) and Rassilon (TV: *To Serve in Heaven*), although she does not recognise them due to their regenerations.
* Fleur has seen her future by stepping into the Mirxoth's pocket of the Time Vortex, and witnesses her future self travelling back in time to Groeskiv, locking her younger self inside the TARDIS, and then sacrificing herself to save the Doctor. (TV: *The Woman Beyond Death*)
* The Doctor sees the same events by connecting an unconscious Fleur to the telepathic circuits. (TV: *Listen*)
* She also sees Yasheia, seeing her in her true form as a Datysian, yet with stitched-together mounds of flesh making up the majority of her decaying form. (TV: *The Woman Beyond Death*)
* She realises that Yasheia is seeking revenge on the Doctor for her hand in causing the Datysian Cataclysm (TV: *The Heirs of Eternity*), having overseen the mystery at Groeskiv and lured the Doctor there. (TV: *The City Beyond Time*)

## Story Notes

* The word "Mendacium" comes from Latin, meaning a lie, illusion or counterfeit.

 **The Specials** | Regular Episodes | *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA*
Macra

The **Macra** were a gigantic crustacean race that fed on unclean gases which were poisonous to humans.

## History

Seeking to exploit the situation surrounding the Thousand Year War on Skaro, a group of Macra secretly established themselves within a section of the planet and gathered a collection of slaves made up of both Kaleds and Thals alike via hypnotism. These slaves were forced to not only mine gas with which the Macra would feed on as usual, but also to construct spaceships and buildings; from which the Macra would eventually use to take over all of Skaro. The chaos of the Skaroian warzone would make this process incredibly simple.

This set of circumstances was discovered by the Fifteenth Doctor who accidentally crash landed onto Skaro after flying through a meteor shower and with the help of Emi - a Kaled who had been enslaved by the Macra, but to whom the hypnotism didn't quite work - and Jake Scott - a pilot who had also crashed on the planet - managed to lead a revolt and free all the slaves. The Macra was subsequently chased off world. (TV: *Crumbling Society*)

After being banished from Sirius, Raven heard rumours of Macra and how they once controlled a human colony and decided to locate them in order to force them into helping her gain back power on her home planet.

Finding a number of Macra on a random planet, Raven and her Acolytes kidnapped some young Macra in the hopes of being able to raise them in a way that would make them loyal to her. However, the adult Macra soon became aware that their children were gone - and with the help of the Seventeenth Doctor and Jayanna IX - intercepted Raven's ship and demanded back their young. Raven refused and attempted to come up with a deal, but her Acolytes were gone and her attempts at threatening violence were ignored. Raven fled and the adult Macra were finally reunited with their young. (TV: *Meeting at Zaggit Zagoo*)
Lewis Bentley

**Lewis Bentley** was the head writer and executive producer of *Doctor Who*, from Series 26 to Series 28 and is known for creating the Twentieth Doctor.

Before starting his own era, Bentley was known for writing mostly for the Fourteenth Doctor era.

## Television

### Fourteenth Doctor

#### Series 4

* *Fallen From Grace* / *The Enemy of Trust*

### Twentieth Doctor

#### Series 26

* *Freshman*
* *Meddling Affairs*
* *The Trouble with Adipose*
* *Ark-556* / *The Big Blue Conference*
* *The Initiative*
* *Purgatory*
* *Fury*
* *The Opal: Part One* / *The Opal: Part Two*

#### Series 27

* *The Girl Out of Time*
* *Living Dead*
* *The Silver Conclusion*
* *Duality*
* *Isolation*

#### Series 28

* *The Trial*
* *The Eye of the Storm*
* *Nova*
* *The Improper Sontarans*
* *The Fracturing Algak*
* *The Puppet Masters*
* *An End Once And For All: Part One*
* *An End Once And For All: Part Two*
Krynoid

**Krynoids** were large, carnivorous alien plants that could be thought of as galactic weeds. On planets where the Krynoid took root, all animal life would become extinct, as Krynoids desired that all plants should win against the animals that ate them. They travelled across space as tendrils encased within small pods, and always came in pairs. Their pods meant that the Krynoid inside was able to withstand the extremely cold temperatures of deep space.

## Biology

A Krynoid was bulky, covered in tendrils and vines, some of which ended in red flower-like structures. They had an undefined anatomy with no front or back. Though they had great tolerance for cold, high temperatures could damage them. (TV: *Curse of the Krynoid*)

## History

Two Krynoid seedlings landed on Earth in 2261 B.C. where a florist, Naunet, believed them to be some form of blessing from the Sun God Ra. She returned them back to her home, and began to nurse them within a plot of land in the back of her settlement. They quickly expanded and grew in the heat, and soon began their nightmarish and perilous spreading across Memphis.

The Fourteenth Doctor and Sandra Parry later prevented the spreading of the Krynoid by dousing the infected hosts in a makeshift pesticide created by the Doctor and Naunet. (TV: *Curse of the Krynoid*)
Pting

The **Pting** were a species capable of eating a variety of inorganic materials, but which subsisted off of energy.

## Biology

Pting were a small bipedal species. Although vicious, they were strictly non-carnivorous and could not consume organic matter. They could consume any inorganic material, which made it virtually impossible to contain or confine them.

They were believed to have been impossible to kill, and could survive in a vacuum, without oxygen. They could even eat a bomb and barely be affected when it detonated; in fact, it actually made a Pting full. They were also deadly to the touch as they excreted poison. Ptings could either be greyish-green, or red. (TV: *Pterror of the Pting*)

## History

A Pting was trapped by Professor Egelbert Hesse and forced into a simulation, where its enzymes were extracted whilst it was stuck within the centre of a purposely built planet made from the universe's strongest material. The Pting continued to gnaw at the artificial planet, gradually weakening it as Hesse experimented on creating biological weapons formed out of its enzymes, whilst releasing public statements that the research was continuing as normal.

The bomb that Hesse was developing worked like a digestive system, with the potential to devour entire buildings - his intention being that it would ensure the safety of civilisation. For a television show shot within the simulation with the intent of being broadcast in the real world, Hesse was interviewed and provided a tour of where the bomb was being built.

Following a test, the destructive force of the bomb ended up ripping apart the planet and the Pting escaped, devouring everything within the simulation. The fictional Twenty-Fourth Doctor and Anna Delgado constructed from this simulation later arrived at the debris field of the destroyed planet, aiming to collect some of the debris for analysis - however, the Pting was still consuming and eventually ate the script that gave life to all the fictional constructs, thus destroying "the Doctor" and her "universe", but also freeing the Pting from the simulation in the process. (TV: *Pterror of the Pting*)
Phoebe (Night of the Pumpkin Heads)

**Phoebe** was a farmer from Concord, Massachusetts and temporary ally of the Twenty-First Doctor during the Pumpkin Head invasion.

## Biography

Working on her father's pumpkin farm on 31st October, 1973, Phoebe opened it up for business without any cause for suspicion to begin with. However, over time, she began to notice that a few visitors would enter the field to select a pumpkin; but they would never return to go home. She brushed this off as just being unperspective and that they must've left whilst her back was returned - in reality, they had been killed by two Pumpkin Heads who were hiding in the fields by pretending to be scarecrows and waiting for night to fall.

When customers began to complain of pumpkins with disturbing faces carved into them of which she had no memory of anyone at the farm making, Phoebe entered the fields near sunset after closing up shop. Crouching down to pick up a pumpkin, Phoebe was saved by Kane Solace who pushed her out of the way just as a Pumpkin Head was about to attack her and plant a pumpkin on her head. They ran away and met with the Doctor, who explained to Phoebe about the Pumpkin Heads. They attempted to use a flamethrower found in a barn to burn the two Pumpkin Heads to ashes; but this had no effect on them and they merely retreated away.

Morning broke and the three discovered the Pumpkin Heads had grown in number; the pumpkins used to kill the victims now becoming Pumpkin Heads themselves and now they were marching towards Boston due to its greater population number. Using her father's car, the three drove to Boston, where they helped survivors to escape and to hopefully find a way of dealing with the invasion. The Doctor split the three up, sending Phoebe back to her farm and Kane to various locations around Boston in order to obtain chemicals, whilst the Doctor liaised with the city's firefighters. Meeting up again, the Doctor mixed the chemicals into a fire engine and planned to drive it around, with Phoebe and Kane spraying the Pumpkin Heads using the hoses.

This proved not to be effective straightaway, but with some experimentation in mixture, they succeeded in killing the Pumpkin Heads, preventing the invasion. Thanking the Doctor and Kane for their help, Phoebe promised to vet the land around the farm in case of any more Pumpkin Heads, knowing how to deal with them next time, before the two time travellers departed once more. (TV: *Night of the Pumpkin Heads*)

## Trivia

Phoebe was meant to be a companion of the Twenty-First Doctor during Series 30, with her surname being Brickenden and her introduction being *Night of the Pumpkin Heads*; however, these plans were ultimately scrapped.
President of the High Council

The **President of the Supreme Council of Gallifrey and All Her Dominions, Holder of the Wisdom of Rassilon, Preserver of the Matrix, Guardian of the Legacy of Omega**; often simply **Lord President** or **Lady President** governed the High Council of Time Lords, making them the holder of the most powerful office on Gallifrey. They were addressed with the honourific **Excellency**.

## Holders of the office of President

After restoring Gallifrey after its destruction at the hands of the Spy Master, Rassilon assumed the position of the Presidency once more. (TV: *To Serve in Heaven*) His first major goal was to obtain revenge over the Doctor, and hired Yasheia to assassinate the Fourteenth Doctor - in exchange for the secrets of regeneration. She failed, but managed to kill the Doctor's companion Fleur. Forced to lure the Doctor to Gallifrey, he was ultimately killed by Yasheia after she learnt his promises were false. (TV: *To Reign in Hell*)

Kenossium then took Rassilon's place, being promoted from General. She led the Time Lords through their war against the Klucuin; a mysterious species who originated from the universe that came before N-Space and sought to bend this new universe to their own will. (TV: *Shattered Hope*, *Birthright of the Klucuin*)

The next known President was Radrell, who had married the Doctor's old companion Leela, but he ultimately turned mad with power and almost managed to destroy the universe with a temporal drill, which caused masses of paradoxes. He was deposed of by the Sixteenth Doctor, Iriel and Leela. (TV: *The Infinity Complex*, *The Chase Across Time and Space*)
Pakla X

**Pakla X** was a planet stolen by the Racnoss from the Gallifreyans to become a part of the Racnoss Empire.

## History

Long after becoming a part of the Racnoss Empire after a long and bloody battle, Kalti'noq Mal-Galdha and her children hid underground away from the Gallifreyan militia for decades and had eventually become starved. After the death of her partner, Kalti'noq set up a distress call, which was answered by the Sixteenth Doctor, who had met Gallifreyan Commander Iriel, a soldier also investigating the signal.

Discovering Kalti'noq deep underground with the cave systems, the Doctor helped to set up a peace-treaty between her and the Gallifreyans, but this was spoilt by Iriel's ordering of Pakla X to be razed. Kalti'noq was killed and Pakla X was abandoned after the Doctor took her children to a new mother. (TV: *In Flux*, *Web of Deceit*)
Planet (The Arrival of Zhdun)

## Planet

A **planet** previously destroyed by the Disciples of Gethsemane was later used by them to summon Zhdun.

## Characteristics

It was not known what the planet was like before the Disciples of Gethsemane destroyed it, but their numerous attacks had forcibly changed the landscape into a mercury swamp, forcing the human settlers to abandon the planet. (TV: *The Arrival of Zhdun*)

## History

The Disciples of Gethsemane caused chaos and disorder throughout the galaxy for the sheer fun of it; and when Brother Kaufman of the cult seeked to summon a cosmic horror to help them achieve universal conquest, he led them to this planet which they had long since forcibly made abandoned due to their numerous attacks and performed a ritual to summon this entity. However, to reasons unbeknownst to him or any of the cultists - the entity summoned was actually Zhdun, a small grey creature with an affinity for apples. He considered the possibility that Zhdun was indeed the one he had read about, but never found out.

Zhdun had no desire to cause death and destruction, and rather aimed for simply have fun, which he achieved by playing tricks and pranks on the cultists, generally messing around and causing harmless mischief. He was aided by the Twenty-First Doctor and Ruben Gomez by an ex-cultist who had left the group when she heard about Kaufman's plans and believed he had gone too far, enlisting their help to stop him. Enraged by this turn of events, he eventually attempted to return Zhdun back to wherever he had come from and start again, but accidentally blew himself - and the cultists - up during the ritual service after becoming distracted.

When the four left afterwards, the planet was left abandoned. (TV: *The Arrival of Zhdun*)
Mirror Mirror (TV story)

***Mirror Mirror*** was the sixth episode of Series 2 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The Doctor's annual visit to Daughter of Mine takes a sudden turn when she notices that her mirror is empty; with a quick analysis confirming the worst - Daughter of Mine is missing.

When Elias suddenly begins to flicker in and out of reality, the Doctor realises that she has most likely freed her family and have now begun targeting the Earth in a form of retaliation, but how has one girl achieved the impossible and escaped from such a prison?

The Doctor, Elias and Fleur must now enlist the help of the very same bounty hunter - an old friend of the Doctor's by the name of Bin Laak - who assisted Daughter of Mine save her family in the first place; but that's easier said than done when he won't even believe that the Doctor is who she says she is...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Elias Danielsen - Lucas Till
* Fleur - Florence Pugh
* Daughter of Mine - Lor Wilson
* Son of Mine - Harry Lloyd
* Father of Mine - Gerard Horan
* Mother of Mine - Rebekah Staton
* Bin Laak - TBC

## Crew

* Writer - Jamie Wells
* Director - Nida Manzoor

## Continuity

* Daughter of Mine gloats that the Family aren't the first to envy the lives of a Time Lord. She warns the Doctor that imprisonment only made the Family stronger. (TV: *Harvest Season*, *The Crimes of Datysia*)

## Story Notes

 **The Specials** | Regular Episodes | *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA*
May Willow

**May Willow** was the head writer and executive producer of *Doctor Who*, for Series 8 and from Series 33 to Series 36, being mainly known for creating the Twenty-Second Doctor.

She was also a graphic designer who produced DVD and Blu-Ray covers and posters.

## Television

### Twenty-Second Doctor

#### Series 33

* *The Time Agents*
* *What Lies Within*
* *The 2:00 AM Train to Chesterfield*
* *The Fall of an Agent* / *The Rise of an Agency*
* *Blue Moon*
* *A Very Quark Christmas*
One More Day (TV story)

***One More Day*** was the fifth episode of Series 21 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Finding herself lost in the past, Ruby is all alone in a time that is unfamiliar to her - she returns home only to find that it doesn’t even exist yet... Without her friends or anyone that can help her, Ruby realises that her only chance is to find her own way back, but things get even more complicated when she runs into the two people that she never expected to.

Her parents.

As the Angels begin to realise that Ruby poses a threat in the past, they enact a plan to wipe her out once and for all, but this time, the Angels chose wrong because Ruby would do anything to keep her parents safe - and if that means destroying the Angels, then that’s what she’ll do, because nothing is going to stop her from being with them.

Just one more day.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Richard Madden
* Ruby Barrella - Holly Earl
* Damien Barrella - Tom Holland
* Osric Tennyson - Jake Abel
* Sophia Barrella - Amanda Mealing
* Michael Barrella - David Thewlis

## Crew

* Writer - Cal A. King
* Director - Sallie Aprahamian

## Continuity

* The Doctor and Osric leave Ruby and Damien to be with their parents for a while, where Michael and Sophia tell them how proud they are of the people they will become and that no matter what happens, they will always love them. When the Doctor returns, he states that their knowledge of the future is dangerous and whilst he is obligated to erase their minds of such intimate knowledge, he still gives them a choice which they both accept - having their memories wiped. (TV: *Monsters and Legends*, *The Bomb*, *Fool's Gold*)

## Story Notes

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