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Plant-based lifeform (Oh Hell, It's Tari)

A **plant-based lifeform** was once discovered by the crew of the SS Dahlia and brought onboard to be studied, after which, it broke out and subsequently wreaked havoc across the ship.

Investigations into its DNA suggested it was created by humans, but although its original creator was unknown, the general consensus as to *why* it was created, was agreed to be a form of protection for the artefact it kept close on its person.

## Biology

The creature was originally purely plant based, with small limbs to make itself mobile. Over time though, its ability to absorb the properties of those it ate by consuming their DNA meant that animal features began to manifest across its body as it grew larger and larger. By consuming various birds, the creature gained hyper-fast reflexes, a good sense of smell via a dog and the ability to speak after eating Tari Ackerman's new found friend Aurora Zharor. However, its lexicon was limited and restricted to some of the last thoughts that Aurora had had - this did not stop the creature from trying to lure out Tari from hiding by pretending to be Aurora in distress.

## History

The creature was discovered floating through space by the SS Dahlia alongside the artefact. Bringing it onboard, the creature at first seemed dormant and did not react when it was chained up within the hold as a precaution before experiments on its biology took place. The Galactic Census eventually caught wind of the creature and sent Tari as an agent to investigate. However, the creature grew larger over time, via photosynthesis using the hold's lights and managed to break out, entering one of the biodomes onboard the ship and consuming numerous animals, gaining the properties of their DNA as it did so.

Its breakout was quickly detected, with a distress signal which was answered by the Seventeenth Doctor and Jayanna IX, as crewmembers tried to contain the creature. They ultimately failed and were all eaten, including Aurora. Now fuelled by human DNA, the creature had grown to an immense size, leading to structual damage to the ship itself.

Now reunited with old companion Tari, the Doctor realised that the creature was the cause of the SS Dahlia's crash on Verosa Prime and sure enough, the ship had started to pass by the planet. With Jayanna and Tari taking the remaining survivors to the TARDIS, the Doctor led the creature into the SS Dahlia's engine room and tricked it into electrocuting itself by charging into the engine, killing it and causing the ship to crash. (TV: *Oh Hell, It's Tari*)

Its corpse was later found by Mosdra, a younger Doctor and Jayanna, who extracted the artefact from its body during their exploration of the crashed SS Dahlia along with the crew of Paranormal Planets - but not before the last remnants of life held within the body kickstarted its functions enough to consume Cassidy Jistro. (TV: *Whatever Happened to the Crew of the SS Dahlia?*)
Fear the Dark (TV story)

*"Xavier, the eyes! Don't look at the eyes! Oh, why can't this damned keypad just carry out its one function? Open the door!"*
―The Seventeenth Doctor as he attempts to unlock a door in order to rescue Xavier from the Angel

***Fear the Dark*** was the eighth episode of Series 17 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The Doctor receives a distress beacon from a prison transport ship trapped in orbit around the planet Xanellon. Arriving in the cold, dark silence, he and his friends find that a suspicious energy malfunction has disabled the engine; causing the power to fail and the crew to turn on one another.

Budget cuts, poor equipment and lack of communication with home base had already sapped personnel morale and motivation to its absolute minimum, but now after finally being pushed over the edge and dawdling in their paranoia, they fail to realise that something sinister has been unleashed by the darkness. Something that's been biding its time, waiting patiently, preparing for perfect revenge.

Something with a touch as cold as stone.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Dev Patel
* Teddy - Omari Douglas
* Amy-Mae - Mary Elizabeth Winstead
* Xavier - Dylan Sprayberry

## Crew

* Writer - Blaine Phoenix
* Director - Cilla Ware

## Continuity

* When Xavier gets trapped inside a room with the Weeping Angel, the Doctor warns him not to look into its eyes as he attempts to open the door. (TV: *The Time of Angels*)
* However, he does so accidentally, leading to the Doctor suggesting that he close his eyes to prevent the Angel inside him from reaching out once in safety. (TV: *Flesh and Stone*)
* Doing so, Xavier hallucinates about the Nikta, but does not recognise them and so, does not tell anyone else about it. (TV: *The Universe That Came Crashing Down*)

## Story Notes

* Phoenix was keen to only use one Weeping Angel in the story, believing that they lost their fear factor as time went on and wanted to demonstrate that even just one Angel could be absolutely terrifying, playing into the psychological terror that they can cause.

 **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*
Nightfall (TV story)

***Nightfall*** was the Christmas Special of Series 4 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The people of Dawn, the Aurorae, were simple folk. Farmers and tinkers from a bubble universe, they lived on floating islands in peace and in harmony with each other; and with preparations were being made for the annual festival, spirits were high among the Aurorae. They were known by no one, isolated from the rest of the multiverse. Not that it mattered to them anyway, for Dawn continued to prosper. Life was good.

Until now. Portals have sprung open across Dawn's islands; and when two peculiar women rain down from the sky above, everything these peaceful people thought they knew about the universe turns upside down. Eldritch abominations and savage beasts from other dimensions now swarm the isles, plundering and destroying all in their path.

With the Doctor and Sandra there to help, the villagers must learn how to defend themselves in the coming battle. But what does it mean to be a citizen of Dawn? Can the outsiders be trusted? And will Dawn ever be the same again?

All the while, the Doctor, in what spare time she can find, continues to search for a way back to her own universe; a universe that has been left in terrible danger...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Sandra Parry - Helena Bonham Carter
* The Master - Ruth Wilson

## Crew

* Writer - Logan Crimson
* Director - Euros Lyn

## Continuity

* The Doctor and Sandra have been thrown into another dimension by the Master after she claimed the Shevek Cro'taq. The Klucuin's portals have also allowed creatures to invade Dawn. (TV: *Nexus Point*)

## Story Notes

* Although she ultimately stuck around for Series 5, this episode was supposed to be Sandra's last, where the Doctor would take her home for her own protection, after becoming scared of losing another companion when the Master revealed her true identity in *Nexus Point*. These plans, however, never sat right with Crimson, so he decided against them in the end.
* This is also the first Christmas Special to not be set during Christmas; however, the Aurorae are making preparations for a virtually equivalent festival. At the end of the story, the Doctor and Sandra celebrate with them before leaving for the main universe again.

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

 **Twenty-Fourth Doctor** | *The Dalek Infiltration of Christmas* • *Ghosts of Christmas Future*

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

The **Pumpkin Heads** was the nickname given by the Twenty-First Doctor to a race of sentient and shapeshifting phytoids that arrived in 1970s Massachusetts with the intent to invade.

## Biology

The Pumpkin Heads' main ability was the ability to shapeshift into flora from whatever planet that they landed on in order to blend into their surroundings. Once they had successfully transformed, they would then grow a body from the bottom of the flora, which resembled somewhat of a humanoid form, but seemingly made out of wood.

This humanoid form proved to be incredibly strong, both physically and to the amount of abuse it could take, being entirely immune to fire. The Pumpkin Heads could then rapidly grow a copy of the flora they were imitating, which they planted on their victim's head. The victim would then become consumed by the copy, leaving only faint traces of their faces. The copy would quickly become a Pumpkin Head itself. (TV: *Night of the Pumpkin Heads*)

## History

Two Pumpkin Heads arrived in Massachusetts on the night of 30th October, 1973, where they shapeshifted into pumpkins due to a nearby pumpkin farm and pretended to be scarecrows. They appeared to have some understanding towards American culture as they spent the entirety of 31st October - ala Halloween - subtly building their army by killing and converting customers. However, they did not awake those who were converted, believing too many of them would arouse suspicion.

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, one of the farmers, 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. When the two later returned with the Doctor and a flamethrower, which proved to be ineffective, the Pumpkin Heads believed that the humans had no means of defence against them - they began marching towards Boston when morning broke, now with a fully awakened army.

Attacking the city, the Pumpkin Heads were intercepted by police, but their bullets and weapons failed to make any kinds of impact. However, the Pumpkin Heads were finally defeated by the Doctor, Kane and Phoebe who had liaised with the city's firefighters. The Doctor mixed chemicals collected by Kane and Phoebe 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. (TV: *Night of the Pumpkin Heads*)
Penumbra: Part Two (TV story)

***Penumbra: Part Two*** is the upcoming second episode of Series 43 of *Doctor Who*. It formed the second chapter of the six-part serial *Doctor Who: Penumbra*.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Thandiwe Newton
* Anna Delgado - Lux Pascal
* Daniel O'Brien - Joe Keery

## Crew

* Writer - Alex Stockbridge
* Director - Jamie Stone

## Story Notes

 **Series 44** | Regular Episodes | *The Summoning* • *TBA* • *The Devil's Shroud* • *Charlotte and the Time Command* • *My Kingdom for a Horse* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *The Rising Tied* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *Operation: Destroy History* / *Countdown to Chaos*
Out of Sight, Out of Mind (TV story)

*"Even in space, you can't escape it. The dirt and grime that's not even fit to be beneath your feet that leads to the never-ending cycle of crime, you can never escape it. That's all I was doing; I was saving my children from that cycle, saving them from a condemned existence. I see it all in your eyes, every single one of you - it's shame and pity and disgust, because you all think it's terrible that so-called innocents got involved. Well, to me; my children have always mattered more."*
―Blockto Korn-Mar Thatch-Bo Jonseen's justification for what she did

***Out of Sight, Out of Mind*** was the fifth episode of Series 19 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The quiet red river of Arkha, running right across the entire planet. Home to a grandeur river boat cruise; a chance for the Doctor to finally relax, sit down, drink wine, enjoy the scenery, the TARDIS miles away, back at the boat depot. Out of sight, out of mind.

The jazz band who plays constantly inside the boat, all day, every day. Present location of Jayanna; quietly enjoying the music, treating herself to exquisite food and drink, all her troubles behind her. Out of sight, out of mind.

The number of staff on board the boat, how helpful the Raxacoricofallapatorian thinks. Numerous ways to hide; inside one of many skin suits. At last, she thinks, finally she can find the person holding her family hostage. It's just a matter of uncovering their identity. And once they're dead and her family safe?

Well. It'll be finally out of sight, out of mind.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Dev Patel
* Jayanna - Jodie Comer
* Blockto Korn-Mar Thatch-Bo Jonseen / Vilma Piffi Hanno - Jenny Ryan
* Jose Banda - Danny Pudi
* Jane Korro - TBC

## Crew

* Writer - Natalie Robyn
* Director - Charles Martin

## Continuity

* The Doctor notes that whilst he's been to the Alae Republic before, he's never actually been to Arkha. (TV: *The Fallen War*, *No Cause for Concern*, et al)
* When trying to ascertain Blockto's family, the Doctor mentions the Slitheen and Blathereen families. (TV: *Aliens of London*, *The Gift*)
* Blockto proclaims; "Let The Hunt Begin!" whilst chasing after Jane. (TV: *The Gift*)
* The Doctor and Jayanna finally admit to each other about how they have been lying to each other about their individual personal problems from since they met again - and agree to help each other resolve them. (TV: *The Skithra Entitlement*)

## Story Notes

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

***Morgaine's Revenge*** was the Christmas Special of Series 2 of *Doctor Who*.

This episode marked the final appearance of Lucas Till as Elias Danielsen as a regular cast member.

## Synopsis

Christmas, 2019. It has been 22 years since the streets of Carbury were filled with the stuff of legend. Ever since sorcerers from another dimension invaded, the town has prospered and thrived. Statues have been built in the honour of King Arthur, and selfies with Excalibur are all the rage. And with the festive season underway, don't be surprised to see cosplayers exchange their trusty helmets and crowns in favour of Santa hats!

Nothing wrong with that, right? It's all just a bit of fun surely? Wrong. And with UNIT operations currently suspended, the wicked Morgaine has escaped her prison facility. Disgusted by the commercialisation and dishonour shown to the legacy of both herself and her knights, she has summoned the legions to raze the planet to the ground.

What the Queen doesn't realise, however, is that while UNIT may be compromised, Kate Stewart is still very much active as a freelance agent - and has called for backup from Merlin herself...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Elias Danielsen - Lucas Till
* Fleur - Florence Pugh
* Morgaine - Jean Marsh
* Kate Stewart - Jemma Redgrave

## Crew

* Writer - Logan Crimson
* Director - Joe Ahearne

## Continuity

* UNIT is no longer in operation. (TV: *Resolution*)
* This has allowed Morgaine to escape from her UNIT prison. (TV: *Battlefield*)
* Elias learns about the Doctor's history with UNIT. (TV: *Spearhead from Space*, et all)
* Combined with the recent destruction he has seen, this influences his decision to leave the TARDIS and return home. (TV: *Harvest Season*, *The Fallen War*, *The Heirs of Eternity*)

## Story Notes

* The concept behind this episode came from Crimson watching *Battlefield* and deciding to make a sequel for an excuse to write something that could be "pure camp".
* The episode title was supposed to be a pun on *Battlefield*, but Crimson couldn't think of anything with the word "field" in it that fit the episode.

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

 **Twenty-Fourth Doctor** | *The Dalek Infiltration of Christmas* • *Ghosts of Christmas Future*
Louis XIV

**Louis XIV** was King of France from 1643 to 1715. His verified reign of 72 years and 110 days was the longest of any Earth sovereign by the 21st century.

## Biography

The King was invited to a soiree hosted by Baptiste Abattage; which, unbeknownst to him, was being used by Abattage to carry out a series of murders by making his victims dance for him and killing those who failed to impress. He planned to ultimately kill Louis at this soiree. (TV: *Dance Until You're Dead*)

As the King arrived with his army, the Fourteenth Doctor distracted Abattage with her own dance, allowing Louis' soldiers to arrest him once he was made aware of the events that had transpired that night. The King was so ashamed of Abattage's actions; who he considered to be a close friend - that he banned all future discussion of the event from thereon, effectively banishing it from history. (TV: *The Indefatigable Mystery of King Louis*)
Megara Detainment Facility

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The Megara set up several **Detainment Facilities** for the temporary holding of criminals.

## Characteristics

The facility that Samantha Wyatt found herself in was the size of a small planet. The artificial sphere was made from metal, and had hundreds of concentric floors going down towards the central chamber in the middle. Most floors contained a strict grid of corridors and cells, all maintained at a high level of security by the Megara's hired guards, the Optrax. (TV *Legion of Ghosts*)
Luke Smith

**Luke Smith** was a university student from Ealing who was the adopted son of Sarah Jane Smith. Since 2010, he had been studying at Oxford University where he met his future husband, Sanjay.

## Biography

Luke Smith was born as a human archetype of the Bane on New Years’ Day 2008. He was adopted by Sarah Jane Smith following the incident and has been a good member of the family since. In 2010, Luke started going to Oxford University, and took K9 with him.

## Personality

Even in his first hours of life, Luke knew how to speak, but he knew nothing of the world. He tended to respond to anything happening around him with a naïve response, such as, "Is that good or bad?". He quickly built a strong friendship with Clyde, who, being far more socially adept than Luke, taught him the 'proper' way to be a teenager. However, Luke's logical, analytical personality meant he was too literal; he could not tell good jokes because he was lousy at using metaphors, and he had a terrible sense of balance which made him bad at skateboarding. As he spent more time with his new family, he gradually became accustomed to morals and gained a strong sense of right and wrong.
Lee Haven Jones

**Lee Haven Jones** is a BAFTA winning Director (born 10 June 1976) who is one of the most prolific Directors in *Doctor Who* history as he directed the entirety of the Sixteenth Doctor's era as well as a few episodes from other eras.

Jones has also directed episodes of *Shetland*, *Vera*, *Casualty* and four episodes of the RTD show *Wizards Vs Aliens*.

## Credits

### Fourteenth Doctor

#### Series 3

* *Dance Until You're Dead*
* *The Indefatigable Mystery of King Louis*

### Series 12

* *A Masterful Reckoning*
* *The Unearthly Dramatics of the Theatre*
* *The Timeless Train*
* *Terrors Beyond the Galaxy*
* *Theory of the Mind: Part One*
* *Theory of the Mind: Part Two*
* *The Girl with the Porcelain Skin*
* *Spiders and Fireworks*
* *An Unlikely Stowaway*
* *The Fall of the Kepler*
* *The Celtic Conundrum*
* *Life or Death?*
* *Master of Worlds*
* *Disappearing Act*
* *The Three Masters*

### Series 13

* *In Flux*
* *Web of Deceit*
* *An Infernal Investigation*
* *Body Swap*
* *Echoes from the Deep*
* *Secrets of the Bard*
* *The Bard Chronicles*
* *Doctor Who and the Kandy Factory*
* *Sugar to the Slaughter*
* *The Never Ending Journey*
* *A Gallifrey Made for Murder*
* *The Infinity Complex*
* *The Chase Across Time and Space*
* *Doomsayer*
* *The Imagination Eradication*

### Series 14

* *A Devil in Disguise*
* *Nectar of the Gods*
* *The Halfmen*
* *Is This Paradise?*
* *Acolytes of the Pit*
* *The Rebel Invasion*
* *The Dalek Incursion*
* *Future Past*
* *To the Ends of the Earth*
* *Confrontation*
* *The Day of the Dead*
* *Crossfire*
* *The Weapons of War*
* *Doctor Who and the Holo-History Archive*
* *The Christmas That Never Happened*

### Series 15

* *A Century Reborn*
* *Happy Families*
* *Dust to Dust*
* *The Privy Conquest*
* *Samurai Robots of Japan*
* *Prisoners of the Moon*
* *The Obsidian Vortex*
* *The Iridescent Cascade*
* *Brothers of the Sundown*
* *Revenge of the Daleks*
* *Vestige of the Master*
* *Diminished Hope*
* *Blood On Their Hands*

### Seventeenth Doctor

#### Series 16

* *Cut!*
* *The Box of Many Tricks*
Naughty List (audio story)

**Naughty List** was a Twenty-First Doctor Big Finish one-off Christmas release. It marked the Twenty-First Doctor's introduction into audio.

## Synopsis

The Earth has been destroyed.

With every moment from beyond the 1980s now non-existent, snuffed out in a matter of seconds, the Doctor still hasn't come to terms with the thought. Not even thought. The reality.

That's why, thanks to the helpful suggestion of SSS Agent Kane Solace and his close friend Ruben Gomez, they go on a festive break to take their mind off of things. A festive break to a restaurant in orbit of the planet Mistletoe, and as the Doctor books a reservation for three, she soon finds herself with an uninvited fourth guest.

A trap has been sprung and Santa needs help with delivering one last gift to the individual at the very bottom of his naughty list...

The Rani.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Diane Morgan
* Kane Solace - Jamie Bell
* Ruben Gomez - Manny Jacinto
* The Rani - Rebecca Front
* Santa Claus - Nick Frost
Gamma 4.X7

**Gamma 4.X7** was an oxygen-rich planet in the Goldlight Galaxy, notable for being the only planet in this sector of space that remained habitable to humans.

The Trivax War was said to have begun on Gamma 4.X7.

## Characteristics

Most of the surface of Gamma 4.X7 was populated by luscious, vibrant looking flora which came in an array of different colours, shapes and sizes. Due to the planets unique soil, it was considerably easier to determine which parts of the world were able to be utilised for such things as crop growth and other methods of farming. Where the soil and flora were primarily teal in colour, the ground would be prepared for utilisation, whereas if they were crimson in colour then they would not be prepared, making it considerably more difficult. Amberians thrived in the crimson-coloured territories.

Below the surface, thousands of pockets of an illegal fuel source called Trivax were situated. Gamma 4.X7 was said to be the last location in the known galaxy to house this fuel, with Trivax also rumoured to have been so powerful that it was able to power an entire fleet of Dalek warships. This revelation would later come into play when Planning Director of the IMC, Earl Tornsey, claimed the planet as his own through payment to the Shadow Proclamation.
Pax II

## Incarnations of Pax

Following her predecessor's regeneration in order to save Thaxolen, the second incarnation of **Pax** embraced her role as the planet's saviour and guardian.

## Personality

Fully charged after her first ever regeneration, the second incarnation of Pax was a peppy and generally upbeat young woman, but with an extra edge gained in her new incarnation. Her self-confidence was expressed in a much more headstrong "go get them" manner. Preferring to tackle obstacles straight away, she had both the brains and the know-how to get things done; and a killer smile can get you away with anything after all.

Born knowing her role as Thaxolen's guardian, she was fiercely protective of her new-found home - and she was prepared to fight to the end in order to ensure its safety...

## Appearance

In her second incarnation, Pax resembled a taller than average woman in her early thirties with lightly coloured skin, deep brown eyes and short brown hair.
Multi-Doctor story

A **multi-Doctor story** is a story featuring two or more different incarnations of the Doctor. There are several different ways a "multi-Doctor story" can be defined; here, stories are sorted according to several different definitions. This list includes stories with flashbacks, but excludes stories featuring only pictures or archive footage of other incarnations.

Typically, although not necessarily, such tales are reserved for anniversary and/or charity events.

## Direct encounters

In these stories, multiple incarnations of the Doctor encounter each other directly, either in person, through a screen, through a phone, through a psychic link, etc.

## Regeneration

In these stories, the Doctor regenerates into their next incarnation.
Mandragora Helix

The **Mandragora Helix** was a highly intelligent and powerful astral force which thrived within the more uncharted regions of the Time Vortex, capable of controlling the minds of its victims. Many who have encountered the force describe it as a mesmeric spiral of energy.

## History

In the 23rd century, a formal gathering situated within the Royal Planetary Service Observatory was held by Sir Edward Loughton as he offered a selection of highly skilled astronomers and various other guests the chance to observe a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity; the fabled Devil's Starlight, one of the most stunning spatial anomalies of their time. Unbeknownst to everybody except Loughton however, the spatial anomaly was actually the Mandragora Helix - an astral force which he'd been psychologically bonded to, agreeing to free it from the spiralling depths of the Time Vortex.

The Royal Planetary Service Observatory which Loughton had brought all his guests onto was supposedly in the exact coordinates which both he and the Helix had planned, therefore making the escape a lot more easier and swift as he would be able to channel a direct beam of his own eternal life force into the tiny incision, tearing it open and freeing the Helix where it could carry out the chaos and destruction which it longed for. (TV: *The Devil's Starlight*)

In an attempt to prevent the attack of this force, the astronomers aboard the Observatory attempted to prevent the escape by flying closer towards the anomaly and hoping to seal it up using the technology they had on hand. They were subsequently swallowed by the Helix and presumed dead; their screams being the last thing that were heard.

The Mandragora Helix was sealed away back inside the Time Vortex for a short while after Fleur momentarily knocked Loughton out, giving the Fourteenth Doctor and Elias enough time to use her TARDIS as a means to permanently shut down the astral force for good, weakening it considerably and reducing it to nothing but ashes floating among the time winds. In doing so however, she'd burnt out a considerable amount of her TARDIS's power. (TV: *The Infernal Helix*)
Lar

Commander **Lar**, also known as **"the Black Death"**, was a Sontaran commander of the First Sontaran Battle Fleet.

"The Black Death" was a moniker he earned due to the immense number of enemies he had vanquished and because of his armour being painted a black colour which differentiated him greatly from his fellow Sontarans.

## Biography

Born on Sontar in a clone batch like many others of his kind, Lar started his career out as an ordinary foot soldier. Lar from early on built up a reputation of being a ruthless adversary for the enemies of the Sontaran Empire, his actions resulting in no fewer than five decisive victories on the seven core worlds of the Rebox Peninsula.

Whilst on a mission on Screamare-7, Lar entered combat against a Rutan Host during which his armour was scorched black by the creature's electronic capabilities. After defeating the foe, he elected to have his armour repainted to replicate this appearance.

Years after this incident, Lar had worked his way up the Sontaran chain of command to the role of Commander, taking charge of the First Sontaran Battle Fleet after the death of the previous superior officer. It was under Lar where the Sontarans began to use their time travel capabilities to bring chunks of Earth's past to Malar - one of Sontar's moons - for unknown training purposes. It was during these events where Lar would encounter the Doctor for the very first time. (TV: *The Patchwork Planet*)
Minutes to Midnight (TV story)

***Minutes to Midnight*** was the Halloween Special of Series 42 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

5 minutes to midnight. 4 minutes to midnight.

3... 2... 1...

That's the alert spread all over the world, the Doomsday Clock ticking down rapidly. Something is about to go down, and everyone knows. World leaders have been progressively making the world a worse and worse place, the Earth's ecosystems are collapsing and society is bowing down to their leaders. The circumstances are not looking good at all.

The Doctor and Anna arrive in the 23rd century; where they have to repair and restore Earth to its former glory, but with tyrannical leaders and their submitted population, will it become possible? Or is Earth doomed to destroy itself?

## Cast

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

## Crew

* Writer - Sofia Fox
* Director - Shawn Levy

## Story Notes

* This episode was titled after the Linkin Park album *Minutes to Midnight* which was in turn titled after The Doomsday Clock.

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

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

**Jurzell Tamnol** was a member of the Temporal Intelligence Agency of the Alae Republic, a group that dealt with temporal disturbances and extraterrestrial incursions in and around the Republic.

## Biography

Whilst on guard duty in the prisoner containment zone, Jurzell witnessed Marno Catiry opening every single cell, allowing for all the prisoners to escape. She quickly raised the alarm, as Marno made his escape.

Jurzell was later assigned to the team allocated to help the Seventeenth Doctor and his companions by Kylita Strali to track down Marno - being the one who had the necessary computer skills to get past security doors, reprogrammed defence systems and firewalls, as well as being able to easily identify Marno. (TV: *Containment Breach*)
Planet (Delusions of Reality)

## Planet

The Judoon once moved an American town which was unknowingly hiding Tosan criminal Mera Rakhal to a **planet**  somewhere in Mutter's Spiral - due to them having no jurisdiction over Earth.

## Characteristics

The planet was visually unremarkable - being mostly made up of grassy plains, a few hills and little vegetation. The Seventeenth Doctor speculated that the planet had been chosen merely because its unremarkableness - it was unlikely to be a place that anyone really cared about. (TV: *Delusions of Reality*)

## History

The Judoon tracked down Mera to a town in 1874 America, however, they were legally not allowed to enter Earth and instead used a H20 scoop to move the town to this planet where they would finally be allowed to enter and begin their search. The Doctor, Teddy and Amy-Mae arrived soon after the town had been moved - having tried to reach Earth again, but with entry to Earth still being blocked, they bounced off and inadvertently followed the H20 scoop signal, landing where it had been heading.

The town was eventually returned to America once Mera had been arrested by the Judoon and the planet was left to its own devices. (TV: *Delusions of Reality*)
Mosdra

**Mosdra** was the Time Lord sibling of Jayanna. A member of the Chancellery Guard; Mosdra was present on Gallifrey when Jayanna VIII witnessed the assassination of the Sixteenth Doctor and helped him to escape.

Later on, she would meet her sibling Jayanna once again - and the Doctor for the first time - influencing her decision to become a renegade.

## Biography

When discussing with the Seventeenth Doctor how he escaped Gallifrey, Jayanna mentioned how he enlisted the help of Mosdra to free his TARDIS from a time clamp. (TV: *Lies of Heaven*)

Later ordered by Stryrax to obtain an artefact hidden on the planet Verosa Prime, Mosdra infiltrated the crew of Paranormal Planets alongside Jayanna and the Doctor, joining them as they explored the crashed SS Dahlia. Finding it on the body of a plant-based creature, the three Time Lords extracted it, but Mosdra later crushed it under foot after discovering Gallifrey’s true intentions for the object - to be displayed for aesthetic purposes.

She then quit the Chancellery Guard following this blatant disregard for her safety over something so minor and became a renegade. (TV: *Whatever Happened to the Crew of the SS Dahlia?*)

## Notes

* Mosdra is never seen properly within *Lies of Heaven*, she is only referenced by Jayanna and shown in flashbacks as he recalled his escape from Gallifrey.
* The incarnation of Mosdra as seen in both Series 16 and 19 was confirmed to be the sixth incarnation in the Doctor Who Annual Series 19.
Priest (Pestilence)

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

## Biography

Searching for local graveyards, the Fourteenth Doctor arrived at the church where the priest worked, where she asked for where she might find the locations of the aforementioned yards. After showing her psychic paper to the priest - which stated that she had recommendations from the Archbishop and the King - the priest led the Doctor to the back room where he searched for the relevant documents, but this took longer than it should've due to his lack of organisation.

Frustrated with the slow pace, the Doctor used her sonic to smash something in the other room, causing the priest to go investigate, which allowed the Doctor to start looking herself. She found the correct page and ran out of the church; waving her thanks to the priest, but he had been killed by a Cyberman and the Doctor had really been waving at the Cyberman. (TV: *Pestilence*)
Purgatory (TV story)

***Purgatory*** was the seventh episode of Series 26 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

An accident with a lab the Doctor was visiting results in the transportation of the Doctor to an alternate reality; but not just any alternate reality. One where the strong rule over the weak, and a tyrannical empire rules over the solar system in place of the Alliance.

However, the Doctor is about to get the shock of his life when everyone starts calling him "Overlord". Back in our universe, Drelick is suspicious about his Doctor, whose strange and rude behaviour he had never seen before. Is this even our Doctor? Can both Doctors return to their respective realities?

## Cast

* The Doctor / The Overlord - Lennie James
* Drelick - Colin Ryan

## Crew

* Writer - Lewis Bentley
* Director - Jonathan Frakes

## Continuity

* The Doctor has visited an universe where an alternate version of himself lorded over Earth before. (TV: *Inferno*)

## 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*
Only the Living (TV story)

***Only the Living*** was the sixth episode of Series 33 of *Doctor Who*. It was the first part of a two-part story, followed by *Legion of Ghosts*.

## Synopsis

They're calling it a rapture. Well, the most vocal are. Others are calling it a hoax, or terrorism, or biological warfare. But there aren't many rational explanations for this. The Tardis lands in 21st century Brighton. Not particularly thrilling. However, as the Doctor prepares to leave again - Sam dies.

Simply drops dead. And she isn't the only one.

Eight billion humans lived on the planet Earth, until four billion died. All at once, all in the same way. Just simply falling to the floor, dead. Families split up and communities destroyed. Economies collapsed and leadership annihilated. And all that's before the aliens arrived.

Lost in this new anarchic world, the Doctor spends his time quietly trying to make some sense of the situation and - if not able to bring Sam back from the grave - preparing to put the perpetrators in their place.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Danny John-Jules
* Samantha Wyatt - Rose Matafeo
* Tony Lamor - TBC
* Hjalmar ch'Kela - TBC
* Megara - Michael Caine (voice)

## Crew

* Writer - Katie Taylor
* Director - Ben Wheatley

## Story Notes

 Christmas Special | *A Very Quark Christmas*
 **Series 34** | Minisode | *Escapology*
Kane Solace - list of appearances

The following is a **list of Kane Solace's appearances**.

## Television

### Series 29

* *Isolated*
* *Feel No Evil*
* *The Art of War*
* *Suburbia*
* *Lies To Tell Yourself*
* *Buried Memories*
* *The False Templar*
* *Flotsam and Jetsam*
* *The Meep Games*
* *Too Much Life is a Dangerous Thing*
* *Fractured Time*
* *How to Earn a Degree in Time Meddling*
* *Night of the Pumpkin Heads*
* *Rebel Art Season*
* *Remnants of the Cybermen*

### Series 30

* *Could Never Be Heaven*
* *Could Never Be Reality*
* *The Lesion*
* *Crisis Prevented*
* *Memory Construct*
* *An Alternate Reality Game?*
* *The Galaxy's Darkest Mystery*
* *Spirits of the Antarctic Storm*
* *Paradox Life*
* *Blooding*
* *Aberration of the Daleks*
* *Shattered Lives*
Living Dead (TV story)

***Living Dead*** was the second episode of Series 27 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Crisis has struck the TARDIS; after being caught in the midst of a battle, the blue box was severely damaged, unable to materialise to safety. As it drifted among the graveyard, the Doctor and Penelope start a fight for survival as their very souls are whisked away to another dimension beyond the very known universe, a last ditch effort from the TARDIS to preserve their lives.

Waking up in a place that can only be described by the religious as “heaven”, the duo find themselves trapped in a realm of the dead and must figure out who damaged the TARDIS in the first place, before finding their way back to their bodies in order to return to the realm of the living...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Lennie James
* Penelope - Laura Aikman

## Crew

* Writer - Lewis Bentley
* Director - Jonathan Frakes

## Story Notes

* Although it clearly never came to be, *Living Dead* was supposed to originally be the first part of a regeneration story.

 **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*
Planet (The Storm)

## Planet

A quiet, unassuming **planet** became an accidental host to the Purity project, triggering a snowstorm which swarmed the planet.

## Characteristics

The landscape was hilly and grassy, with many large lakes covering the surface. During the cold season, the snow could be white and sometimes took on a green tinge, but never blue. (COMIC: *The Storm*)

## History

A Purity device crash-landed onto this 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*)
James Stark

**James Stark** was an associate of the Eighteenth Doctor who - along with his girlfriend Fride Lehnsherr - assisted him in an incident at the American Museum of Natural History.

## Biography

Whilst on his way to meet Fride's sister and family, Fride was caught up in traffic along with Fride as a result of the incident unfolding at the American Museum of Natural History. Instead of waiting for the traffic to clear up, the two of them decided to walk the rest of the journey.

Stopping to watch the latest news bulletin and learning of the events unfolding, he met the Doctor, Ruby and Damien and proceeded to make the rest of the way to the museum with them. Working with their new friends, he proved to be invaluable in assisting the Doctor and his friends in their attempts to enter the Time Lock engaged around the building. Along with Fride, James managed to find a way for the Doctor and his friends to enter the Time Lock and remain unaffected by the bubble, but remained outside in order to monitor and maintain the method.

Once the bubble was destroyed, James and Fride reunited with Fride's sister and family and thanked the Doctor for all he had done. (TV: *The Museum That Was Locked in Time*)

When the Malevolent Empire took hold of New York, James and Fride formed an underground resistance in order to impede the Empire's invasion tactics, launching stealth missions where they would raid Empire outposts and wipe them out; this kept the Empire from getting a true foothold over the city and would eventually lead to the Doctor, Orla and Osric being able to defeat the Empire by using the information gained from these attacks to their advantage.

The Doctor thanked Fride and James in turn for everything they did. (TV: *The Empire of Doom*)
Kyllan

**Kyllan** was site manager and chief engineer of the tower that was invaded by the Silvertax and Kanbi.

## Biography

Right before the tower's opening party, Kyllan was informed by Charlotte about unusual energy readings radiating at the top floor; and so he asked Shane to investigate, who could not find anything.

After the Silvertax and Kanbi attack, Kyllan later found Fleur in the databank room as he attempted to hide; where he discovered that she was waiting for her friends, the Fourteenth Doctor and Elias Danielsen. After she convinced him not throw her out, they worked together to use the intercom to direct people to the exit safely.

After the Doctor had forced the Silvertax and Kanbi to retreat back to their home planet, Kyllan and Fleur restored the tower's power as the Silvertax had cut it. The TARDIS trio then left quietly, leaving Kyllan to the clean up operation, something he steeled himself to get ready for. (TV: *Feline Trouble at the Tower*)
Nightmare on Pluto (graphic novel)

*You may be looking for the titular comic story.*

***Nightmare on Pluto*** was the first volume of the Titan Comics series of *Doctor Who: The Seventeenth Doctor* comic collections. It collected the first five issues of the series.

## Publisher's summary

On the terraformed industrial moon of Kerb!am, the Doctor, Taylor and Luna discover a revolution has kick started at the warehouse's core. Can they successfully help the revolutionaries and new friend Sadie halt the rampage of capitalism?

And when Taylor, Luna, Sadie and the Doctor land in Pluto, a conspiracy hundreds of years in the making comes to light! Three factions of a civil war are trying to uncover the secrets of a bunker hidden by the original settlers, by any means necessary...

To find out just what makes Dev Patel's incarnation of the Doctor so intoxicating, get on board now!

Collects *Doctor Who: The Seventeenth Doctor* #1-5

## Featured stories

* *Revolutionaries of Kerb!am*
* *Nightmare on Pluto*

## Additional features

* Cover Gallery - The covers of the collected comic book issues
* Designing the Team - Concept art of the Doctor, Taylor, Luna and Sadie

## Credits

* Writer: Natalie Robyn
* Artist: Roberta Ingranata
* Editor: Andrew James

 Year 2 | *The Conqueror of Our Worlds*
Mazzharia

**Mazzharia** was the capital city of the planet Li-Toma.

## History

The city was built on the site of - and partially built from - one of the large colony ships that landed on Li-Toma around the year 8,000,000. It very quickly became the main hub of activity on the planet, with a permanent building for government operations and, later, many dedicated spaceports and a ridiculously large university.

After several hundred years of settling in, a minor failed uprising against unfair practices the government was participating in caused a large amount of unrest and distrust, and the until then well organised populace began to turn on itself. Years of semi-anarchy ensued as the government failed to do anything to sort Li-Toma out, and the general quality of living deteriorated rapidly. General life continued, but Li-Toma became a vastly more unsafe place.

Most unsafe of all was the capital, where criminal gangs and pirate crews were making their homes anywhere they could. The city continued its pretense of being a busy, ordered, civilised hub, yet barely below the surface it was obvious this was not the case.

Li-Toma did, however, see much success as a place for interplanetary trade. People from other systems in the Thao Stretch regularly visited the planet in search for profits, while other, more illegal organisations set up dodgy freight routes and slave trading rings - sometimes simply resorting to raiding freight ships as they passed. Mazzharia was the centre of all of this, and was packed with various shops and markets for aliens and Li-Tomans alike. This made Mazzharia almost the trade capital of the entire Thao Stretch.

One of the most successful areas for trade was in spaceship parts; it was an irresistible opportunity to profit off the already massive space trade business and their cheap transport. Many massive warehouses stocked with stolen, bootleg or broken parts appeared on the streets of Mazzharia, and these soon became famed for the sheer amount of stock - valuable and otherwise - throughout the Thao Stretch. The Seventeenth Doctor seeked one of these out to purchase equipment for a secret project of his, where he was captured by space pirates and taken off the planet. (TV: *All Hail the Sky Demon*)

Realising this, his companions, Xavier, Teddy and Amy-Mae, stole a spaceship from a small spaceport nearby. University archaeologist Galen Lachlan, noticing the opportunity for a free trip across the solar system, convinced them to take him as well. (TV: *The Sky Demon Can Wait*)

## Characteristics

Mazzharia was an enormous, twisting maze of tight streets. Many of the buildings were constructed from either sections of the original spaceship that the original inhabitants landed in, or from the local green sandstone. This created a bizarre mix of styles, which was very eye-catching while walking around. The city had a very dense population, which led to some severe crowding problems. This was not helped by the amount of aliens also in the city for trade purposes. It was very difficult to get to where you wanted to, and crimes of all sorts were taking place nearly constantly among the mobs. (TV: *The Sky Demon Can Wait*)