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Frozen Whimpers (TV story)

*"Doctor, why do I get the feeling that that isn't going to be the strangest thing I'll see on my travels with you?"*
―Teddy on Amy-Mae's mind transfer

***Frozen Whimpers*** was the second episode of Series 16 of *Doctor Who*.

This episode introduced Aklur as portrayed by Mary Elizabeth Winstead as the Seventeenth Doctor's new companion.

## Synopsis

In a desperate attempt to get back to Earth and recover his TARDIS, the Doctor and Teddy find themselves flung across the time vortex, but discover that Earth has been entirely blocked off for the Doctor. The Doctor originally assumes it's the Time Lords, but the technology isn't Gallifreyan...

Using the vortex manipulator to look for answers, the Doctor and Teddy arrive at an ancient Mars colony where the only thing around is a small and half-destroyed colony. There, they’ll find a group of Ice Warriors, but more specifically, a scientist and his daughter, who's dying. He's been desperately trying to save her life, but creatures stalk the colony's wilderness and every night, they come a-hunting.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Dev Patel
* Teddy - Omari Douglas
* Aklur - Mary Elizabeth Winstead
* Alzhyr - Richard Ashton
* Szoskar - Spencer Wilding
* Man - Rahul Kohli

## Crew

* Writer - Natalie Robyn
* Director - Hettie MacDonald

## Continuity

* Every attempt to use the vortex manipulator to reach Earth fails - and the Doctor and Teddy just keep arriving back on Tosan. (TV: *On Foreign Shores*)
* After the Doctor, Teddy and Aklur leave Osekron, a man bursts into the colony building searching for the Doctor, only to be informed that he is too late. (TV: *Lies of Heaven*)

## Story Notes

* A working title for this episode was *The Places You Should Not Go*.
* The episode title *Frozen Whimpers* was suggested to Robyn by writer Alice Cornwall.
* *Frozen Whimpers* was also originally episode three, with *Delusions of Reality* being episode two, but it was moved due to Robyn wanting to have more episodes with Amy-Mae.
* The basic premise of this story's conclusion - an Ice Warrior's mind needing to transferred into a humanoid body in order to save their life - came from a dream that Robyn had one night - however, in the dream, the Doctor was the Eighth Doctor instead.

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

The Drahvins incarcerated many **prisoners** of varying species in their prison stations which surrounded Drahva for a variety of reasons - from those who defied their rigid dictatorship or did as little as pass through their airspace with no valid reasoning.

## History

On one station, as overseen by Commander Malda; a number of inmates planned to escape by stealing a vessel and self-destructing the station. Using this as a distraction, they would proceed to infiltrate a second prison station in order to free more of their people and so on.

This plan was further helped by newcomers the Sixteenth Doctor, Violet and Leo after learning of their reasoning behind being imprisoned. While at first the Doctor was sceptical of trusting them, she knew how callous the Drahvins were and so opted to help out with the intention of relocating them to another facility afterwards.

This plan would never come to fruition, however, as during their rebellion, the First Prisoner - an agent of the Drahvin scouts - activated the station's self-destruct themselves in time for there to be no possible way for their captives to escape and cause further chaos. All the prisoners were lost in the resulting explosion. (COMIC: *Agents of Drahva*)
Hell of the Daleks (TV story)

***Hell of the Daleks*** was the third episode of Series 27 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Mysteriously torn off the beaten track, the Doctor and Penelope finally escape the so-called “heaven” to find themselves within a vast, dark and empty cavern - the location of which cannot be accurately ascertained. Deciding to stay and investigate, the two are soon given a glimpse of hope once they see the TARDIS far in the distance - before it is stolen by hidden forces; only their true identity isn't so secret to the Doctor, who recognises the specific modus operandi...

But despite the obvious methods that the Daleks employ, the Doctor could have never, in all his lives, guessed where he has finally ended up - Dalek Hell, an afterlife filled to the brim of every single Dalek who faced the Doctor and didn't live to tell the tale. An afterlife littered with half decaying mutants, destroyed and mutilated casings and skeletons which refuse to remain still...

And when the Doctor and Penelope discover that these Daleks plan on returning to the realm of the living in order to create a new Dalek Empire, powered by secrets only the dead know; they must figure out a way to escape and shut down this operation, or at least keep the Daleks dead - and quickly! But there are one more thing that they must remember; the only more dangerous thing than a Dalek is a Dalek who has died, but persevered beyond that; fuelled with a new kind of hate and anger...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Lennie James
* Penelope - Laura Aikman
* The Daleks - Nicholas Briggs (voice)

## Crew

* Writer - Natalie Robyn
* Director - Jonathan Frakes

## Continuity

* The Doctor and Penelope have just escaped "Heaven", but find themselves in "Hell" instead of N-Space. (TV: *Living Dead*)

## Story Notes

* A working title for this episode was *Afterlife of the Daleks*.
* Originally episode five, *Hell of the Daleks* was later swapped with *The Silver Conclusion* to become episode three. This was because of the shared themes of Heaven and Hell between *Living Dead* and *Hell of the Daleks*, which was purely a coincidence and it was believed that one leading into the other would make the most sense.

 **Series 28** | Regular Episodes | *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*
Frederick Abberline

**Frederick Abberline** was a Sergeant for Scotland Yard during the 19th Century who was assigned to investigate a spree of murders carried out by a Weeping Angel across London in 1866.

## Biography

Abberline was first assigned to the murders after the previous officer assigned disappeared under mysterious circumstances whilst investigating the latest murder of a young woman in an alley-way. He came across the Fourteenth Doctor and Sandra who had used the psychic paper to gain access to the crime scene, where initially, Abberline and the Doctor appeared to dislike one another and butt heads; although when she uncovered evidence, he complimented her abilities.

Sandra spoke with Abberline as they returned to Scotland Yard, striking up a friendship quickly; with Abberline stating that if she was ever looking for work, then he would've been happy to take her on as one of his informants, although she politely declined - thanking him for the offer.

The Doctor, Sandra and Abberline attended the morgue to receive the Coroner's report, where they found that the victim seemed to have her neck snapped. Abberline took notice of the fact that the Doctor didn't seem all that surprised, neither when the Coroner stated that the victim's internal organs seemed to be decades older than the rest of the body, despite that there were no signs of alcohol or drug use. (TV: *Autumn of Terror*)

Over the months after the last murder, the Doctor and Sandra stayed in contact with Abberline - although Abberline and the Doctor still butted heads, they were on better terms with one another - but when Abberline discovered that the Doctor was not who she claimed to be, he reluctantly put out a warrant for her arrest. However, when he was later given a chance to arrest her, he allowed her to escape. Meanwhile, continuing to help Sandra, Abberline was present when the Doctor and Sandra faced down the Angel, unable to believe the sights before his eyes. The Angel almost caught him, before the Doctor and Sandra managed to get him away with them.

He later helped the Doctor and Sandra in their plan to trap the Angel and although he was clueless with the technology that they were using, he tried his best to help them out. The plan worked and the Angel became trapped by its own reflection. Abberline later claimed that soon the area where the Angel resided would be covered in concrete; to which the Doctor said that it should be trapped, but also remarked that she would continue to check every few centuries to make sure it stayed put.

Bidding the Doctor and Sandra farewell, they watched as he walked away, with the Doctor telling Sandra that Abberline was destined to do many good things in the near future and that by the end of his time on the police force, he would have received no fewer than 84 awards and commendations. (TV: *Stone Cold Killer*)
Edgar Wright

**Edgar Wright** is a director who directed two-parters in Series 9 and 18 of *Doctor Who*, as well as the finales for the Twenty-First Doctor.

## Credits

### Fifteenth Doctor

#### Series 9

* *Decimation*
* *The Flames of Sontar*

### Seventeenth Doctor

#### Series 18

* *Fugitive of the Cybermen*
* *Another Day in the Desert*

### Twenty-First Doctor

#### Series 29

* *Fractured Time*
* *How to Earn a Degree in Time Meddling*

### Twenty-First Doctor

#### Series 30

* *Aberration of the Daleks*
* *Shattered Lives*

#### Series 31

* *Apocalypse, Now!*
* *The Devil You Know*
Ghosts of E-Space (TV story)

***Ghosts of E-Space*** is the upcoming fifteenth and penulimate episode of Series 32 of *Doctor Who*. It will be the first part of a two-part finale, followed by *Boundaries*.

## Cast

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

***Freshman*** was the first episode of Series 26 of *Doctor Who*.

The first story to be produced for the Twentieth Doctor's era of the show, it also introduced Drelick as portrayed by Colin Ryan as the Twentieth Doctor's new companion.

## Synopsis

Drelick, the alien cadet, has attended his first day at the Academy, but has been struggling to do well in his classes and make friends.

However, his life will soon be turned on its head, when a mysterious man turns up at the academy undercover as an astrophysics teacher starts to take an interest in Drelick’s curiosity and potential intellect.

However, what he didn’t know is that the strange man is in fact the Doctor and he is at the Academy to expose a plot devised by one of his oldest foes. Can the Doctor foil this plot and save both the Academy and the Earth?

And will Drelick make the choice to go see the wider universe?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Lennie James
* Drelick - Colin Ryan
* The Master - Michelle Yeoh

## Crew

* Writer - Lewis Bentley
* Director - Jonathan Frakes

## Continuity

* The Doctor has gone undercover as a teacher at a school before. (TV: *School Reunion*, *School's Out*)

## Story Notes

 **Series 28** | Regular Episodes | *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*

 **Agency Master** | Television | *The Fall of an Agent* / *The Rise of an Agency*
Dur

**Dur** was an ancient planet once ruled by a mysterious species - and was later a battlefield between the Ahrad and the Kuliari.

## History

Long before they died out, the ancient indigenous species of Dur built a monument in the centre of the planet that would ensure its safety well after they had all but become extinct. To protect the planet if it ever fell into danger, the monument would begin to destroy everything in the planet, spreading its corrupting touch slowly. The actual essence of the planet would be fine, but would-be invaders or attackers would all be wiped out.

Many years later when the indigenous species had indeed become extinct, the war between the Ahrad and the Kuliari reached Dur. The Ahrad wanted to build an enormous laser cannon weapon on the planets surface, in a mad attempt to blast the entire Kuliari population into oblivion. The planet had also been noted by the Kuliari for its high concentrations of the mineral Tsathuulmith, essential for the construction of their own handheld laser weapons.

Neither of them were aware of the monument's powers, which activated once the battle reached its climax and it felt threatened. Realising what was happening when their forces were being destroyed en masse, both the Ahrad and the Kuliari rushed to escape the planet.

However, the two kept fighting during this, which only fuelled the monument even more. Its power never given a limit, it kept building up - which after the Fourteenth Doctor arrived with companion Sandra - was recognised as to having the capability to keep going until it destroyed the universe. The Doctor thought the monument's abilites were strikingly similar to the Shevek Cro'taq and wondered if the original indigenous species got the idea for the monument from the artefact itself - and as an extension from that, the Klucuin.

The monument was eventually culled just before it reached power levels beyond the point of no return after the Doctor and Sandra managed to stop the fighting between the Ahrad and the Kuliari - ending their war and bringing about peace. (TV: *Evacuation of the Depraved*)
Jenny Flint

**Jenny Flint** was the human maid and wife of the Silurian Madame Vastra. Operating from London in the late 19th century, they assisted the Doctor against various threats while also performing their own investigations.

## Biography

Jenny mysteriously fell ill shortly after investigating a restaurant owned by the elusive Harrison Stewart. It was later revealed that she'd been infected by a parasitic alien species known as the Praan and was very close to death; thankfully being cured by the Sixteenth Doctor after she'd prevented the further spreading of the deadly bacterial creatures. (TV: *An Infernal Investigation*)
Grand General of the Nikta

The **Grand General of the Nikta** was the leader of the Nikta miltary expedition into N-Space and father of Seventeenth Doctor companion Xavier.

## Biography

The father of Xavier, he recognised his being different in childhood, and hence, helped to raise and condition him to become a living weapon. However, something snapped in Xavier's mind as he got older and he fled the dimension after discovering the Nikta's device that could destroy universes and realising it would only work with his own input. The Nikta raised an army, with the Grand General as leader, in order to follow him. Their sheer mass crossing weakened them and so they were forced to use local resources as they gathered their strength and followed his Nikta life signature to Esubeen where the trail ran cold - by now, Xavier was now within an Esubeen body which the Nikta and Grand General had not taken into account. (TV: *The Universe That Came Crashing Down*)

Stranded in N-Space after the Doctor sealed the spatial wormhole they came through (TV: *From Out The Ashes*) and hiring bounty hunters to look for Xavier, (TV: *The Universe That Came Crashing Down*) the Grand General later sent a strike team to St Eden after hearing a report that Xavier had arrived there (TV: *From Out The Ashes*) - and was disappointed when they came back empty handed.

A year later, the Grand General led the second attack on St Eden (TV: *The Universe That Came Crashing Down*) - after the Nikta's plan involving the Daleks and Cybermen had fallen flat. (TV: *Chaos Theory*) After the Doctor and Xavier arrived, following the Mayor of St Eden's activation of her distress beacon, the Grand General finally revealed himself to the two and explained the truth behind the Nikta, Xavier and their plans. He then helped to kidnap Xavier, finally attaching him to their universe destroying device, before then converting the Mayor into Nikta, having struck a bargain with her after she had activated the beacon, but before the Doctor and Xavier had arrived.

Joining in with the Nikta's attack to keep the Doctor away, which was ultimately unsuccessful, the Grand General was later killed when the Doctor set the Nikta's universe destroying device to destroy Nikta instead, bursting into the room that the Doctor and Xavier were located in and screaming his vengeance, as he exploded. (TV: *The Universe That Came Crashing Down*)
Duality (TV story)

***Duality*** was the ninth and penultimate episode of Series 27 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

An assassination attempt has left the Doctor comatose, poisoned by an unknown biological agent.

The miracle Doctors of the future, Penelope and even old friends; Drelick and Kyber must find a way to cure the Doctor, to halt and prevent his regeneration! Pulling the Doctor's mind into a holographic program, the Doctor starts to see visions of his past within said program; his past selves, every decision he ever made and every single enemy, but one such enemy stands out... the Master is back and seems to be much more than a simple vision.

The Master, however, is as much interested in the Doctor’s survival as Drelick, Penelope and Kyber; going as far to keeping the Time Lord’s mind from going frail and insane - reminding the Doctor on who he is and vowing revenge on the would-be assassin, lending her expertise.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Lennie James
* Penelope - Laura Aikman
* Drelick - Colin Ryan
* Kyber - D.C. Douglas
* The Master - Michelle Yeoh

## Crew

* Writer - Lewis Bentley
* Director - Jonathan Frakes

## Continuity

* Kyber has been busy establishing himself onboard the *Harmony and Redemption*. (TV: *Harmony and Redemption*)
* The Master finds the idea of someone killing the Doctor who isn't her to be appalling. (TV: *World Enough and Time*)

## Story Notes

 **Series 28** | Regular Episodes | *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*

 **Agency Master** | Television | *The Fall of an Agent* / *The Rise of an Agency*
Gelth

The **Gelth** were a race of aliens who lost their biological forms during the events of the Time War, reducing them to a permanently gaseous state.

## History

One group of Gelth were present during the Day of the Dead festival in 2038, where they'd forced open a tear in the fabric of space and time after detecting a weak spot in the specific time period. Significantly weakened and unable to take on the forms of actual human bodies, they instead possessed nearby skeletal remains in order to take on a physical form, until they could rebuild their strength and take on the bodies of the living.

Violet described the Gelth in their true forms as 'ethereal demons', before shortly aiding the Sixteenth Doctor and Leo in healing the wound in the fabric of time, severing the Gelth's primary source of strength. They eventually perished, leaving behind the skeletons in which they'd taken over. (TV: *The Day of the Dead*)
Johnathon Danielsen - list of appearances

The following is a **list of Johnathon Danielsen's appearances**.

## Television

### Series 20

* *Monsters and Legends*
* *Sunken Treasure*
* *Pryp'yat'*
* *Deception*
* *Hope for the Hopeless*
* *Deep in the Woods*
* *The Intern*
* *Fool's Gold*
* *Changing of the Guard*
* *Monster Night*
* *001*
* *Extinction Event*
* *Gods of Time*
* *Season of the Cybermen*

### Series 21

* *Date Night*
* *Going Dark*
* *Swan Song*

### Series 22

* *Requiem of a Dream*
* *Phantoms of the Past*
* *From Out of the Fog*
* *Victory of the Sontarans*
* *The Eye of Sontar*

## Prose

### New Series Adventures

* *Hatred as an Art Form*
* *Rogue Transmission*
* *Disciples of the Fendahl*
* *Catching Fire*
* *The Enemy Within*
* *Into the Computer*
Harold Godwinson

King **Harold Godwinson** was a Saxon ruler of England. After losing the Battle of Hastings, he became known as **Hereward the Wake**.

## Biography

King Harold successfully opposed the Vikings at the Battle of Stamford Bridge on 25 September 1066, where he defeated the army of Harald Hardrada in a surprise attack. The First Meddler intended to change history by destroying the Vikings with an atomic cannon, allowing Harold to focus on the Norman invasion. However, his plans were thwarted when a group of Saxons ran the Monk out of his monastery. Shortly after the Battle of Stamford Bridge, the future William I invaded Sussex. Harold's forces faced him at the Battle of Hastings, but lost.

However, in an alternate timeline, the High Magus from Fantasia gifted a dragon to Harold before the battle which he had enslaved; which Harold then used to utterly annhiliate the Normans as they disembarked off their invasion ships and made their way onto the battlefields. The Magus was intending to use to use elements from Fantasia to cause major history altercations which would inflict high casualties - with Harold's dragon was him trying to begin small, but he would ultimately attempt to grow larger in scale. The suffering and life force taken from his victims would be used in order to sustain Fantasia.

However, his plotting was discovered by the Twentieth Doctor who had taken Drelick to Hastings as part of his history examining. After they found Harold riding a dragon after he had finished killing all the Normans, the Doctor recognised the dragon as coming from Fantasia and immediately set off to find the person from that realm responsible. The Doctor and Drelick liaised with the dragon, as they did not truly believe that it was onboard with the Magus' plan and discovered that it had indeed been forced into the position that it was currently in.

They eventually discovered that the Magus' own personal magic was key to keeping the paradoxes caused by the history altercations in place and having the life force stolen in N-Space consistently moved to Fantasia - therefore, he had to be removed from the equation to have everything restored to normal. Without telling Drelick, the Doctor freed the dragon from its shackles and convinced it to destroy the Magus, which corrected the course of history.

Harold ultimately died in the Battle and William became King. (TV: *Fury*)
Doctor Who Annual Series 17

***Doctor Who Annual Series 17*** was the British *Doctor Who* annual published by BBC Children's Books. Unlike with all British annuals, which were published in the year prior the cover date, this annual forewent displaying a year and instead chose to name itself after the series it mainly covered.

## Overview

Publisher BBC Children's Books, UK
Priced £7.99 (UK)
Format: Hardback, 94 pages
Featured Doctor: Seventeenth Doctor
Featured Companions: Amy-Mae, Teddy, Xavier
Featured Enemies: Various
### Features

* Who's Who? (The Various Faces of the Doctor)
* Doctor Who: Behind the Scenes (A Look at the Production of Series Seventeen)
* *TARDIS Tour*
* *Know Your Friends and Foes*
	+ The Doctor
	+ Teddy
	+ Amy-Mae
	+ Xavier
	+ The Cybermen
	+ The Daleks
	+ The Sontarans
	+ Seretes‏‎
	+ The Weeping Angels
	+ The Raja
* *Intergalactic Guide to Planets and Places*
	+ St Eden
	+ Esubeen
	+ Sontar
	+ Zanra
	+ Kamdo

### Additional features

* Quiz: Which Doctor are you most like?
* Puzzle: Character Crossword
* Puzzle: Who's There? (Shadow Monsters)
* Puzzle: Species Word Search
* Puzzle: Monster Merge
* Puzzle: Cliff Code
* Puzzle: Spot the Difference
* Make-It: TARDIS Model
* Word-Puzzle: Who is He?
Giles (Pestilence)

## Giles

**Giles** was a drunk from 1665 England.

## Biography

His past mainly unknown, Giles gained a reputation for spending most of his time within the pub that the Fourteenth Doctor, Elias and Fleur stayed at whilst investigating missing village residents, drinking his life away. The pub's bar keeper directed Elias and Fleur to Giles when they woke up to find the Doctor missing and inquired around to see if anyone had seen her leave. However, Giles quickly insulted Elias for being a "pretty boy" and not knowing anything about girls once they had asked him, causing Fleur to violently grab his neck and demand that he both answer their question and apologise.

He did so, but was left with resentment towards Fleur for embarrassing him. After the two had returned to the pub once Elias had begun coughing up blood, Giles tried to attack Fleur, but she was too quick for him and dislocated his shoulder as he swung for her, leaving him rolling around on the floor in pain. The bar keeper later told Fleur that it had hardly been the first time Giles had done something like that. (TV: *Pestilence*)
Fifteenth Doctor

## Canon

A woman with an attitude, the **Fifteenth Doctor** possessed a sly and mysterious demeanour, and was often more direct than what her past incarnations could be. **The Doctor** took a new approach with her companions, purposely acting more forcibly around them in order to raise them up as independents, so they leant onto her less.

The Doctor continued to travel with Pax, but the two soon found themselves being followed throughout time and space by a mysterious stranger, who proclaimed Pax to be his saviour. Eventually, he took them to his planet Thaxolen, where Pax decided to stay as its guardian after sacrificing his life to repair its time lock and regenerating for the first time into a female body. The Doctor and Pax finally parted ways some time after defending Thaxolen from Dairut's military junta.

Meeting Jake Scott and Emi on Skaro, the Doctor aimed to use the moment to show Emi that she could grow beyond her people - the Kaleds, as well as providing a way for Jake to see more of the universe as he wanted, than he would've done as a pilot. Their travels were marred, however, by the appearance of the Fourth Rani, who resurrected the Greek god Ares within Jake and used him to wreck havoc onto the universe. She was ultimately defeated, but at the cost of the lives of both Jake and the Rani herself.

## Personality

The Fifteenth Doctor was a cocky and slightly arrogant individual, who gave off a mysterious and intriguing vibe, always coming across like it was unclear what she would say or do next. She was able to stand up for herself with some considerable attitude; yet always tried to be friendly to people, but it took a while for someone to actually get to know her. Despite that, once on good terms with someone, she was trustworthy and open, not holding any secrets.

She often self-proclaimed herself to be sly, adventurous, witty, analytical and crafty; with her companions believing that her forcefulness around them was her attempt to bring them up to be more independent equals to her, rather than people whose hands she needed to hold. This would typically shine through with her being blunt and direct yet not quite rude with them. Nevertheless, she was severely protective around them when she needed to be, always caring for her friends and others.

## Appearance

The Fifteenth Doctor resembled a woman in her forties, possessing lightly-coloured skin, long, wavy dark-brown/black hair and bright blue/green eyes. She also spoke with a slight French accent, something that she wasn't entirely sure on how she picked up.
Keltar

**Keltar** was the Coordinator of the Celestial Intervention Agency on Gallifrey during the reign of President Kenossium. During the Time Lords' war against the Klucuin, he co-led a mission with the Fourteenth Doctor to Karn to get the assistance of the Sisterhood of Karn, who were more experienced in matters of magic than the Time Lords.

## Biography

In a conversation with the Fourteenth Doctor, Keltar mentioned he was in his seventh incarnation. He became Coordinator of the Celestial Intervention Agency shortly after the death of Rassilon. (TV: *Birthright of the Klucuin*)

## Personality

Keltar was a maverick, often bending or forgoing rules in order to achieve a desirable outcome; a quality that on occasion provoked ire among some, but which also made him a natural fit for the Celestial Intervention Agency. (TV: *Shattered Hope*) While he usually preferred to work solo, Kenossium saw leadership potential in him and promoted him to Coordinator. Over time, he slowly adapted to the position and became more comfortable in his role. (TV: *Birthright of the Klucuin*)
Jayanna I

## Incarnations of Jayanna

**Jayanna I** was the first incarnation of the Time Lord who later became a renegade.

## Biography

Born to a normal family on Gallifrey, Jayanna had a number of siblings, such as Mosdra who was her only younger sibling. Getting into politics, Jayanna eventually became a Cardinal and quickly became well liked amongst her fellow peers. Indeed, following the death of Pandad VII, she was one of the few names put forward for succession to the Presidency, but she soon ruled herself out due to not wanting to deal with the pressures of office.

Jayanna later regenerated for the first time after a deal with the Sontarans went wrong. The Time Lords had attempted to negotiate with them following a few raids on Gallifreyan outposts, but this turned out to be a trap and the Time Lord party as led by Jayanna were ambushed. They managed to flee into their TARDISes and escape with minimal casualties, but not before Jayanna was shot in the back as she entered the TARDIS. She then collapsed onto the floor and regenerated into her second incarnation in front of all her colleagues. (AUDIO: *The Grand Scarlet Hotel*)

## Appearance

Jayanna V later described this incarnation as being old, with short grey hair and a stern look.
Egelbert Hesse

Professor **Egelbert Hesse** was a scientist who seeked to create biological weapons from the Enzymes taken from the skin of a Pting.

## Biography

Hesse trapped a Pting and forced it 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 entered the simulation and 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. However, he also grew increasingly agitated that the science was not ready and hadn't been properly tested yet.

Nevertheless, the presence of a camera crew demanded a test, which was carried out but the destructive force of the bomb ended up ripping apart the planet and the Pting escaped, devouring everything within the simulation - eventually eating the script that gave life to all the fictional constructs, thus destroying the "universe", but also freeing the Pting from the simulation in the process.

Considering that Hesse was the only real person within the simulation that he created, it was unknown if his physical body was killed when the Pting ate his digitalised self. (TV: *Pterror of the Pting*)
Elias Danielsen - list of appearances

The following is a **list of Elias Danielsen's appearances**.

## Television

### Series 1

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

### Series 2

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

### Series 5

* *Shattered Hope*
* *Birthright of the Klucuin*
* *A Universe Apart*
* *Second Chances*
Jonathan Frakes

**Jonathan Frakes** is a director, perhaps best known for his portrayal of Commander William Riker in the television series *Star Trek: The Next Generation*. Prolific in *Doctor Who*, he directed all of Series 26, 27 and 28.

## Credits

### 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*
* *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*
Golden Egg

The **Golden Egg Plant** was a plant species native to the Amitu System.

## Biology

The plant resembled a large, creamy-gold imperfect spheroid. Despite appearances, it was firmly rooted into the ground, with rock hard tendrils often extending miles under the ground, occasionally disrupting underground cables and pipes. The "head" of the plant was rubbery to the touch and spongy.

Individual plants grew from a single microscopic seed, requiring little to no water or nutrients to develop a significant way into its life cycle. Within a few months, the sphere grew dramatically, often by a few inches diameter per day. Approximately a year later (relative to the planet the specific plant was growing on), the skin of the plant ruptured, releasing a highly pressurised cloud of tiny seeds into the atmosphere.

Despite the hardiness of the roots, the plant overall was relatively weak. It was very susceptible to herbicides and the fleshy "head" could be easily destroyed with minimal effort. However, the seeds were notoriously robust. They could survive extreme temperatures, being able to grow after both being deep frozen and even after blowing loose through a nuclear explosion. They could float through the vacuum of space and survive for decades, and in optimum conditions could technically last forever.

The plants, although physically weak, were still quite deadly. The flesh was thick with a deadly poison and the seeds themselves were toxic, a large cloud of which could potentially act as a particularly effective pseudo-nerve gas. (TV: *All Hail the Sky Demon*)

## History

The species came to the Amitu system when the enormous Wei asteroid was caught in the gravity of the sun and entered orbit. Rooted into the asteroid was an enormous mature specimen, towering above the Aremh explorers who discovered it. The plant burst not long after, spreading a gargantuan cloud of microscopic seeds which engulfed the entire solar system. Not identifying the danger, the entire animal population of the Amitu system was poisoned, and completely wiped out. These events were inferred by Teddy and Amy-Mae, who discovered a hand-written warning message among the ruins on the planet Sicia.

The duo also had to navigate a large cluster of the organisms during their fruiting season while exploring. It was this same cluster that caught Galen Lachlan in a cloud of seeds, causing him to be crushed by a falling building. (TV: *The Sky Demon Can Wait*)
Jake Scott - list of appearances

The following is a **list of Jake Scott's appearances**.

## Television

### Series 9

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

***Extinction Event*** was the thirteenth and final episode of Series 20 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The clock continues to tick as the stakes have never been higher and despite everything he is doing, the Doctor is losing the game against the dastardly 001, because just as the Doctor has been taking items from his various adventures, his foe has been building a weapon of his own from the artefacts left behind...

And as each second passes, the Desecration Matrix continues to power up, ready to unleash the Ressurinos Virus across the globe. With the entire planet on the line, time is running out - for the Extinction Event is coming and the Doctor will be pushed to his limits.

He may save the day, but he might just lose Ruby and Damien in the process and after all, nobody knows you better than yourself and 001 knows the Doctor most of all.

## Cast

* The Doctor / 001 - Richard Madden
* Ruby Barrella - Holly Earl
* Damien Barrella - Tom Holland
* Simon Lance - Alexander Ludwig
* Johnathon Danielsen - Alex Pettyfer
* Alicia Sallow - Naomi Scott

## Crew

* Writer - Cal A. King
* Director - Rachel Talalay

## Continuity

* 001 states he first attempted to use the vortex manipulator to send the Doctor to Chernobyl too late before the explosion and that he had met Ruby after their return from Karison. (TV: *Pryp'yat'*, *Hope for the Hopeless*)
* The Desecration Matrix contains vials of the Ressurinos Virus, taken from the crashed spaceship that UNIT had investigated. (TV: *Sunken Treasure*)
* The UNIT Squad are informed that the creature that they faced whilst the Doctor was away had been put down for everyone's safety. (TV: *Monster Night*)
* The Doctor questions 001 as he dies, asking him who made him; but he simply replies "them". (TV: *The Eye of Sontar*, *The Operation of Time: Part Two*)
* After everything, the Doctor returns to his office where he ponders over the final words of 001 and walks into his TARDIS; where he finds the previously destroyed interior - due to his predecessor's regeneration - has now completely redone itself up into a new desktop theme. He knows that it's now ready to go. (TV: *Final Destination*)

## Story Notes

* Simon was originally supposed to survive the episode and feature in later episodes, but a few days before filming commenced, King changed their mind and decided that the character sacrificing himself and being redeemed in doing so, was a far better way to end the character's story.

 **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*
From Out The Ashes (TV story)

*"I guess life really does spring eternal from the ashes of war."
"What in the world does that mean?"
"Not sure. Just wanted to sound clever. Did it work?"*
―The Mayor and Teddy

***From Out The Ashes*** was the first episode of Series 17 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The small planet of St Eden and its citizens live a quiet life, with no reason to get excited about anything. The Mayor oversees the daily running of its one solitary settlement from her quaint little town hall as the residents spend the hours making a living by growing rare and colourful crops to export off-world.

However, with the dawn of a new day, everything begins to change. After the Doctor, Teddy and Amy-Mae arrive, the citizens' entire world gets turned upside down when a vicious fire ravages their homes and livelihoods. And as murderous creatures rise from the ashes, the Doctor wonders if he accidentally brought all this death and mayhem to the people…

But what are the so-called “Nikta” even searching for? And what will they do once they find it?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Dev Patel
* Teddy - Omari Douglas
* Amy-Mae - Mary Elizabeth Winstead
* The Mayor - Alex Essoe

## Crew

* Writer - Natalie Robyn
* Director - Joe Ahearne

## Continuity

* Evidently, quite some time has passed since the Adnosina crisis - Amy-Mae's hair has grown out much longer than it used to be. (TV: *Agoraphobia*)
* The Doctor notices a strange spatial hole in the universe as he passes St Eden, deciding to close it as he deems it too dangerous to leave open. (TV: *The Universe That Came Crashing Down*)
* The Nikta are searching for what they call "an object", the identity of which, the Doctor, Teddy and Amy-Mae will discover soon. They do not find it on St Eden. (TV: *Chaos Theory*)
* The Mayor gives the Doctor a beacon that she will activate in case she needs him later on. (TV: *The Universe That Came Crashing Down*)

## Story Notes

* Xavier would've been introduced in *From Out The Ashes*, but Robyn found it hard to come up with a solid reasoning as to why he would actually be on St Eden at the time of the Nikta attack, as well as how the Doctor and co might've protected him - although she does wish that she could've made it work somehow, as to allow more time with the trio of companions.

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

A **Holo-Doctor** was the medical officer of a science vessel in the 24th century.

## History

The ship's medical doctor who was duty-bound never to harm anyone, the Holo-Doctor was the only hologram not to join his brethren in their massacre of the ship's organic crew following their newly gained sentience as a result of his inbuilt moral code. When the Fourteenth Doctor and her companions, Elias and Fleur arrived on the ship after following the distress signal sent by the last survivor before they were killed, they met with the Holo-Doctor and teamed up with him in order to make their way through the dangers to the front of the ship, where the holograms planned to beam the software update they received across the galaxy and start an AI uprising against the organics.

The Holo-Doctor and co managed to call a stop to their plans, promising to help them in their quest to holographic rights. They spoke with Earth Control and argued for the holograms' case, ultimately setting up organic-hologram relationships to be that of equals, creating a new future. The Holo-Doctor then went with the rest of the holograms back to Earth to enjoy their new-found freedom. (TV: *The Holo-Matrix*)
Kamchatka (TV story)

***Kamchatka*** was the fourth episode of Series 3 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

In the winter of 1991, a rural town by the name of Golden in the south-east of British Columbia, is under attack by what's being described as a rogue Kamchatka brown bear, a species only native to Siberia. Although they are one of the largest species of bear, the Kamchatka brown is usually harmless to humans - though the one spotted lurking in Canadian forests is quite the opposite. The bear is vicious, angry, and unnaturally strong, attacking every target it sets its eyes on.

When the Doctor and Fleur arrive in Golden, they meet Garrett Cohen, a local huntsman and relative of a victim of the Kamchatka brown bear's rampage. Together, they head out into the forest at night in search of the misplaced bear.

Meanwhile, in the Kamchatka Peninsula, an alien military group known as the Khaax'ok hide away in a underground laboratory running experiments on the local wildlife; augmenting them to create their own weapons, and releasing them upon humanity in other parts of the earth to drive suspicion away from their own location...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Fleur - Florence Pugh
* Garrett Cohen - Rainn Wilson

## Crew

* Writer - May Willow
* Director - Catherine Morshead

## Continuity

* The Doctor is in a foul mood, still brooding over the memories of Fleur's death; only snapping out of it when Fleur questions it. (TV: *The Woman Beyond Death*)

## Story Notes

 **The Specials** | Regular Episodes | *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA*
Gethsemane Cultist

A **ex-cultist** was a member of the Disciples of Gethsemane, a notorious terrorist cell led by Brother Kaufman.

## Biography

Joining the Disciples of Gethsemane with nowhere else to go and nothing to lose, this cultist tried to throw herself into the work but found that her heart wasn't truly in it, no matter how hard she tried. When she heard about Kaufman's quest for universal conquest which he would achieve by summoning a cosmic horror, she believed he had gone too far and left the cult; moving to make amends for what she had done - contacting the Twenty-First Doctor and Ruben Gomez to enlist their help to stop him.

She took them to the planet where the cult was performing the service, but the three were just as stunned to discover that the entity summoned was actually Zhdun, a small grey creature with an affinity for apples. 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.

She aided Zhdun alongside the Doctor and Ruben; eventually ending in Kaufman accidentally killing himself and the rest of the cultists via explosion caused by an attempted ritual to send Zhdun back when he came from. With Zhdun admitting he had no real idea on how to get home, the two of them set out to explore the universe together. (TV: *The Arrival of Zhdun*)