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Corporation Station 7

**Corporation Station 7** was one of eight consecutive space stations built by the Mentors in the Roosevelt Galaxy. This station orbited Kelis Alpha. By the 57th century, it was the Headquarters of a duo of Mentors known as Tev and Veg.

## History

Corporation Station 7 housed what was essentially an embryo farm, in which the filthy rich were able to adopt a child and customise it in whatever fashion they'd wished. After word had got about around this vile act of capitalism, this had subsequently prompted an investigation from the Galactic Census Bureau. They sent out their newly-assigned probationary officer Tari Ackerman along with her supervisor Karis Denison, as a way to prove her validity in working for the Bureau.

Shortly after Tari and Karis's arrival, the Sixteenth Doctor arrived as well. Unbeknownst to her however, thanks to Tev, her TARDIS had been stolen and shipped elsewhere to be placed on sale. According to him, selling a TARDIS could set them up for the rest of their lives. This idea was short-lived however after all of his buyers claimed that it was nothing more than a piece of junk that belonged in a scrapyard.

Veg's schemes were later prevented after both the Doctor and Tari had teamed up with one another to stop whatever sickening profit-making was at work; the project was called off after the embryo farm kept within the station had been deactivated by the Doctor, and Tev and Veg were forced to flee. (TV: *Happy Families*)
Colony of Corpses (TV story)

***Colony of Corpses*** was the fifth episode of Series 5 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Velinus Five - a planet no one wants to be on. Bored, cold colonists trudge miserably through their lives, counting down the days until their base is complete and they can all go home. Something they will never do.

The Doctor and Sandra arrive to discover a colony of corpses, everyone bar three lucky survivors massacred in just an afternoon. The culprits reveal themselves quickly: a small army of humanoid robots, their one aim to kill all who they come across, and suspiciously labelled, bold and clear, with the name of the man funding the deadly expedition...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Sandra Parry - Helena Bonham Carter
* Alyx Morgan - Paterson Joseph

## Crew

* Writer - Katie Taylor
* Director - Jennifer Perrott

## Story Notes

* Originally conceived as a Series 6 episode, it had to be moved back to Series 5 in order to fill a slot left by Thomas Stevens. His episode - *The Knife in the Shadows* - would revolve around the Doctor and Sandra having to solve a murder in a 20th century stately home, with time also running backwards. However, he never got beyond the main concept before dropping out.

 **The Specials** | Regular Episodes | *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA*
Daleks - list of appearances

The following is a **list of the Daleks' appearances**.

## Television

### Series 1

* *The Paradox Machine*
* *The Warrior's Way*

### Series 5

* *Vengeance of the Daleks*
* *The Final Act*

### Series 10

* *The Dalek Annexation*
* *The Ruadan Liberation*

### Series 12

* *An Unlikely Stowaway*
* *The Fall of the Kepler*

### Series 14

* *The Rebel Invasion*
* *The Dalek Incursion*

### Series 15

* *Revenge of the Daleks*
* *Blood On Their Hands*

### Series 19

* *Doctor Who and the Dalek Paradigm*
* *Escape of the Paradigm*

### The Specials

* *The Operation of Time: Part One*
* *The Operation of Time: Part Two*

### Series 30

* *Aberration of the Daleks*
* *Shattered Lives*
A Silurian Interference (TV story)

***A Silurian Interference*** is the upcoming Summer Special of Series 43 of *Doctor Who*.

## Cast

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

## Crew

* Writer - Sofia Fox
* Director - Nida Manzoor

## 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*
Amy-Mae - list of appearances

The following is a **list of Amy-Mae's appearances**.

## Television

### Series 16

* *Frozen Whimpers*
* *Cut!*
* *The Box of Many Tricks*
* *The Wizards Three*
* *How to Live Forever*
* *Delusions of Reality*
* *Don't Tell the Aliens*
* *Extinction Planet*
* *Reckoning of the Mlerki*
* *The Gaseous Expansion*
* *The Spartan Solution*
* *Memorial Flashbacks*
* *Lies of Heaven*
* *Agoraphobia*

### Series 17

* *From Out The Ashes*
* *Chaos Theory*
* *The Patchwork Planet*
* *Containment Breach*
* *World Shaping for Beginners*
* *All Hail the Sky Demon*
* *The Sky Demon Can Wait*
* *Fear the Dark*
* *Crash Landing*
* *Silence on the Mount*
* *The Polymos Invaders*
Ahrad

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

## Biology

The Ahrad were tall, muscular bipeds. They had dark red skin that was pockmarked with thousands of thick bony spines, jutting out on average an inch from the skin. They had two yellow eyes with small pupils, thin blue lips and were completely devoid of any hair.

While around two metres tall, the Ahrad were extremely bulky. They wore matte black smooth armour with large thick shoulder pads, gloves, knee pads and huge boots. At the centre of their intimidating frame, a small red motif was painted on their lower chest.

Their armour was specially altered for each individual Ahrad, accounting for the wildly varying height and weight of the creatures. They also wore heavy black domed helmets while in battle, with a thin red slit for a visor. Commanding Ahrad had dark red armour with black shoulders, knees, gloves and boots and those in a very high position of command wore similar, but gold instead. (TV: *Evacuation of the Depraved*)

## Culture

Ahrad society was entirely based around their war. They pooled all resources, individuals and time into ensuring they won the campaign against the Kuliari. They worked tirelessly to divine new strategies, invent new technology or simply to kill as many Kuliari in hand to hand combat as possible. (TV: *Evacuation of the Depraved*)

## History

The Ahrad were always a warmongering race. They ordered their society into militaristic layers and rewarded tireless obedience. They were constantly well defended, and prepared for an attack at any time.

When their supply chain was halted by strikes on their colony worlds, the contemporary king of the Ahrad, Yigoth, simply annexed the nearby planet Shaddatha, enslaved the population, and claimed the entire planet's resources as his own. This annoyed the Shaddathan's allies, the Kuliari, who declared war and immediately regretted it. Thus began Yigoth's war.

Later, during the climax of the attempted takeover of the planet Dur, the ancient defense monument built by the previous inhabitants began killing members of both the Ahrad and the Kuliari, so, unusually, the Ahrad desperately tried to retreat. However, this only made the battle more deadly as both sides desperately tried to prevent the other army leaving the planet.

The Fourteenth Doctor and Sandra Parry arrived in a deserted Ahrad camp via the TARDIS. They were subsequently captured by Squad 4 of the Fifteenth Ahrad Legion (led by General Mi-Guh), believing them to be spies. They were liberated to a point from Ahrad captivity when the Kuliari took over the building they were imprisoned within. (TV: *Evacuation of the Depraved*)
Borel

**Borel** was a city of the planet Murtha.

Although not the colony's largest city, it was nevertheless home to its most important feature, the atmospheric influence machine, located in an observatory in the countryside just outside the city.

## History

After Tev and Veg arrived in 5615, they infiltrated the observatory, secretly killed all workers and sealed it off in order to release an artificial virus that specifically targetted humans; killing them quickly and then reanimating their corpse as a flesh-eating monster which could only be killed by destroying the brain. They planned to secretly unleash the virus, let it run amok for a few weeks to make the survivors truly desperate, then present themselves as saviours and offer places onboard massive evacuation ships - for a price. This virus was purposely designed so that it would be - hopefully - uncurable.

The Mentors used this machine to send out the virus into the planet's graves, reawakening the dead who then left their pits to attack the living and turned the planet permanently at night; adding to the necessary fear factor - also using it to ground all spacecraft, ensuring there was no escape and that the people's only hope would've been the Mentors' evacuation ships which they had made immune.

The Twenty-First Doctor and Ruben Gomez arrived in Borel a few weeks after the Undead had been left to roam. After being saved by members of Inayah Hanson's group, they joined her on her mission to reach the observatory and release a cure - unfortunately the TARDIS had been grounded by an unseen force; in reality, the Mentors. Therefore, they were forced to fight their way through a city infested with zombies in near pitch darkness, as the only available light sources were broken street lamps and torches.

Many members of the group were eventually killed, but the Doctor, Ruben, Inayah and a few others all managed to escape Borel with their lives and pressed on towards the observatory... (TV: *Apocalypse, Now!*)
Christmas Spirit (comic story)

*You may be looking for the similarly named comic story, Christmas Cheer.*

***Christmas Spirit*** was the two-part premiere story of *Doctor Who: The Sixteenth Doctor* comic story series, published by Titan Comics.

The story marked the first comic story appearance of the Sixteenth Doctor, Violet Blackwell and Leo Darius-Alesandro.

## Characters

* Sixteenth Doctor
* Violet Blackwell
* Leo Darius-Alesandro
* Madame Vastra
* Jenny Flint
* Strax

## Story Notes

* This story was later released in the graphic novel *Agents of Drahva*.

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

**Caleb Danielsen** was the younger brother of Fourteenth Doctor companion Elias Danielsen.

## Biography

Born 26 years before 4009, Caleb was the middle child of Vivian Danielsen and an unnamed man. His father later died when he was in his teens, leaving Vivian to raise Caleb and his siblings as a single mother. (TV: *Revolution's Vice*)

After the Daleks invaded London, Caleb, Andrea and Vivian all reunited before Vivian called Elias to come home for help. Rendezvousing at a safe location, Caleb discovered where Elias had been and met the Doctor and Fleur for the first time. (TV: *The Paradox Machine*) As the Doctor faced the Daleks and Fleur a parallel version of herself, Caleb worked with his family to help the survivors of the Dalek attack. When the Daleks' paradox machine had been destroyed and everything was reset back to how it was, Caleb returned to normal life; sad to see Elias go on his travels again, but understanding as to why he was. (TV: *The Warrior's Way*)
Alien Scrappers (The Scarcity of Freedom)

A group of **alien scrappers**, made up of numerous different species, were freelancers who travelled from ship to ship - often abandoned ones, but they weren't averse to raiding occupied ones if they were desperate enough - in order to loot it for scrap and technology to sell on.

## History

Recently down on their luck and hoping for a miracle, the scrappers decided to raid and scavenge one more ship before they called it quits and devoted themselves temporarily to a life of piracy until they raised enough capital to be comfortable. Once onboard the ship, they discovered that it had a tractor beam, which they activated in the hopes of drawing in any potential victims.

Via the method, they came across the Fifteenth Doctor and Emi as the Doctor's TARDIS had been drawn out of the Time Vortex by the beam - and after scanning the two, they found that they had struck gold. Their systems were unable to detect Emi's being a Kaled, only stating that she was a humanoid; it was, however, able to detect the Doctor's Time Lord biology. It also advised them to search for her TARDIS as it believed Time Lords were always located with one - that or a time ring.

Realising that they could kidnap the Doctor and sell her on as a pilot slave for her time machine, they ambushed the two - incapacitating Emi and knocking out the Doctor, carting her off to a cell. They then travelled to an auction house and offered the Doctor and her TARDIS, but not before having to evade Emi who had taken a small fighter craft from the ship and followed them.

The Doctor and TARDIS were eventually sold to a group of Corapedia and the scrappers walked away with millions now in the bank. (TV: *The Scarcity of Freedom*)
Deep in the Abyss (comic story)

***Deep in the Abyss*** was the three-part third story of the *Doctor Who: The Eighteenth Doctor* comic story series, published by Titan Comics.

## Plot

### **Issue One**

The Eighteenth Doctor and Petronella Osgood arrive at an underwater research facility after being summoned by the chief scientist. Whilst there, they are shown a creature named "Leviathan Zero" with the Doctor marvelling at it, barely able to contain his excitement.

However, during their visit, "Leviathan Zero" properly awakes and breaks out of its containment, causing the facility to fall to the sea floor and leaving the Doctor, Osgood and other UNIT scientists trapped without escape. The Doctor theorises that the creature had simply been saving its energy for the right opportunity and now, it is hungry.

With an emergency distress signal sent out, everyone is forced to wait the situation out, but when help is sent in the form of deep sea rescue teams, both submarines are attacked by "Leviathan Zero" and destroyed.

### **Issue Two**

With little choice but to produce his own way of escape, the Doctor creates a plan; in which they could distract "Leviathan Zero" with flares whilst they made their way back to the surface. It would be risky, as there was the potential to develop the bends, but the opposite was suffocating down at the bottom of the Mariana Trench.

As such, the Doctor and Osgood rig some of the lifepods of the base with the flare, whilst setting one up to get all the survivors to the surface. They launch the lifepods with the flares before launching their own, enabling them to escape whilst "Leviathan Zero" is distracted, making it to the surface.

### **Issue Three**

Now at the surface, the Doctor is forced with a difficult choice, as "Leviathan Zero" could pose a threat to humans all around the world and must decide on what to do with it. Suiting up in a diving costume, the Doctor dives into the ocean, coming face to face with the creature.

However, it does not attack, but simply watches him, leaving the Doctor to realise that the creature does not pose a threat to humans, but just wanted to be free of imprisonment. Whilst it did attack the submarines sent to rescue them, it did this out of a fear that it would be imprisoned again. The Doctor returns to the surface to inform UNIT and creates a device capable of sending the creature to another world covered in ocean where it can live free.

## Characters

* Eighteenth Doctor
* Petronella Osgood
* "Leviathan Zero"

## Story Notes

* This story was later released in the graphic novel *Deep in the Abyss*.
Algorithms (Outcast)

**Algorithms** made up the programming core of the IRC (internet relay chat) channel that dominated the Earth by 2257.

## History

Promised to be a revolution in social media, the IRC channel's algorithms were already overly developed for their means when the system went live in 2250. By 2251, they went rogue and were able to brainwash people, so much so, that they became so addicted to the system that they let the earth die around them. The global economy devolved into being based around being famous on social media, likes and reposts. As a consequence, some people learnt how to cheat the system and get ahead of everyone else - basically granting them vast riches.

The Fourteenth Doctor and Fleur arrived on Earth in 2257 to find the planet had become essentially a wasteland and so, set off to uncover how the Earth came to be like this, as they didn not believe it to be from natural means. They discovered the central servers of the IRC channel, and learnt who its algorithms had evolved into and what they had done; despite the algorithms' best attempts to deter them. The Doctor reprogrammed them to ensure that their effect over humanity was removed, allowing the planet to wake up from its control and rebuild - although the IRC channel was left intact for future use, just with subroutines implanted to avoid any more disasters. (TV: *Outcast*)
Blooding (TV story)

***Blooding*** was the tenth episode of Series 30 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Before the disaster, humanity was destined for a state of exploration, expansion, spreading a great human empire throughout the universe. But to get there, they needed resources, and they don’t come to easily when other civilisations are in need of them as well, and for humans, this sometimes meant resorting to war. The TARDIS has received a distress call from a military base on an ocean planet.

The Doctor, Kane and Ruben investigate and come face to face with a human soldier in crisis, who had witnessed the worst of humanity’s crimes and wants to escape. The Doctor grapples with her distrust of soldiers and war, but sees a reflection of her own past in the eyes of this conflicted soldier. Is this time for her to reconsider her admiration of humanity, or is there still hope yet?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Diane Morgan
* Kane Solace - Jamie Bell
* Ruben Gomez - Manny Jacinto
* Soldier - Will Poulter

## Crew

* Writer - Ramona Cohen
* Director - Jamie Childs
Changing of the Guard (TV story)

***Changing of the Guard*** was the tenth episode of Series 20 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

In the middle of a routine operation to examine a stone circle in the middle of nowhere, something goes wrong, injuring one of the Doctor’s UNIT squad. As the Doctor attempts to find out what he did incorrectly, he receives a call.

Because this isn't the first time that the Doctor has been here - many, many incarnations ago, he examined the circle and the evil contained within it. But without the memories of how he resolved the situation, the event and how he saved the day, the Doctor has to rely on the memories of an old friend; an old friend with a dark secret.

Sergeant John Benton is on his deathbed and he has something that he needs to tell the Doctor.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Richard Madden
* John Benton - John Levene
* Simon Lance - Alexander Ludwig
* Johnathon Danielsen - Alex Pettyfer
* Alicia Sallow - Naomi Scott
* Petronella Osgood - Ingrid Oliver
* Kate Stewart - Jemma Redgrave
* Ruby Barrella - Holly Earl
* Damien Barrella - Tom Holland
* Third Doctor - Jon Pertwee (archive footage) / Sean Pertwee (body double)

## Crew

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

## Story Notes

* This episode is one of the few fan series episodes to be a companion-lite, following on from *A Century Reborn*.

 **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*
Artefact (Whatever Happened to the Crew of the SS Dahlia?)

An **artefact** of unknown origin was discovered by a group of humans who subsequently created a plant-based creature in order to protect it. The Seventeenth Doctor speculated that both the artefact and creature had been created by the same group for nefarious reasons, with the creature killing people whose voices the artefact could use to attract more people to kill.

## History

The artefact's initial source of origin and the people who created the creature that protected it were unknown, even to the Doctor and Jayanna IX. After the creature's breakout on the SS Dahlia which had found it floating in space, it was eventually killed via electrocution by smashing into the engine, causing the ship to crash onto nearby planet Verosa Prime. (TV: *Oh Hell, It's Tari*)

However, the artefact survived, protected by the creature's corpse and after some time of laying dormant, began to emit a strange signal, originally using the voices of the people that the creature had killed during its breakout, but as more and more ships came to investigate - who ultimately also crashed onto the surface due to the planet's toxic upper atmosphere - the artefact started to add and add more voices to its signal.

By 48,021, technology had advanced enough so that ships could travel through the atmosphere without crashing, and thus, TV production crew of the show Paranormal Planets arrived on the planet to investigate - with Time Lord Mosdra sneakily joining the crew to receive the artefact for Gallifrey. On the surface, they were met with the Doctor and Jayanna, who joined them on their exploration through the crashed ship. Once inside, they discovered that the artefact had created ghostly apparitions in an attempt to keep them away.

As they continued their search, the apparitions turned violent but this was not enough to prevent the Time Lords from locating the artefact with the corpse of the creature. From there, it was extracted but was later crushed under foot by Mosdra and destroyed after her superior, Stryrax accidentally let it slip that Gallifrey had asked her to risk her life for something that they only considered for aesthetic value. (TV: *Whatever Happened to the Crew of the SS Dahlia?*)
Character: Geoffrey Michaels

Geoffrey Michaels, created by CaptainGeffthe1, trained in the 82nd airborne and fought in the Vietnam war as a sniper, and became introduced to the mp220. Geoffrey was shot in the chest and was removed from the war. Later he recovered from his injury, and started training in the marine corp. He trained with an Mosin Nagant and became a very skilled sniper. On a mission a ship blew up and he lost half of his hearing, and was stranded in the middle of an ocean. He was washed up on the island. When PARMA came, Geoffrey started training and joined PARMA Department of Advanced Weaponry.
A Devil in Disguise (TV story)

***A Devil in Disguise*** was the first episode of Series 14 of *Doctor Who*.

This episode introduced Violet Blackwell as portrayed by Lydia West as the Sixteenth Doctor's new companion.

## Synopsis

Violet Blackwell lives in an idyllic village situated in the south of Wales. It’s tranquil, wondrous and beautiful. It’s a place where everybody knows everybody, and there’s not an ill-minded thought between any of them. Although, it must be said that these two mysterious men who’ve supposedly arrived from the next town over have something peculiar about their persons...

As bodies of the dead are found dug up within the local cemetery and a mammoth-sized creature is supposedly spotted lurking within the murky waters of a nearby fishing lake, a strange lady assures that their safety will rest in her hands; but how truthful is she being?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Celia Imrie
* Violet Blackwell - Lydia West
* Staac - Aidan Cook / Nicholas Briggs (voice)
* Stris - Tom Wilton / Lynsey Hardwick (voice)
* Orrl - Ruari Mears / David Schofield (voice)

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Lee Haven Jones

## References

* The Doctor meets a Skarasen again. (TV: *Terror of the Zygons*)

## Story Notes

 **Series 15** | Regular Episodes | *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*
Aslan

The **Aslans** were a species caught in a ceaseless war against the species from their twin planet, the Sleconians.

## Biology

The Aslans were humanoids who stood at around 6 feet on four legs that ended at large stumps, causing loud booming noises as they walked. Around their waist was a layer of skin, fashioned to resemble a skirt, with a split at the front to allow for easy walking. When an Aslan was born, they only had two legs, with the layer of skin wrapped around the other two, but with age, the layer would break away, allowing for access to all four legs.

Their skin was grey, with long necks and a multicoloured horned crown which sat on top of their heads, decorated with flower-like patterns around their chest. Similar to their legs, the level of design in regards to the crown and chest patterns were minimal at birth, but grew more elaborate over time. Aslans were always born in pairs. (TV: *The Guilt War*)

## History

Stuck in a never-ending war against the Sleconians, the cause of which was unknown, lost to time, the Aslan military grew paranoid at the thought of losing after the Sleconians began to gain the upper hand. In order to fight back, they started a deadly missile campaign to destroy the entire surface of Sleconia, wiping out the innocent population alongside the intended target of the Sleconian military.

Despite the continuous interference from the Fifteenth Doctor and Madeline Clarke, the Aslans detonated their missiles and wiped out Sleconia. Travelling to the planet to assess the damage, they discovered that the planet was empty. (TV: *The Guilt War*)

The Sleconians had, in fact, all been secretly evacuated by the Doctor the day before and dropped off on a moon within the same solar system where they had constructed a base. The Doctor and Madeline later arrived at Asla and managed to organise a successful ceasefire and peacetime. However, the Sleconians attacked by mind-controlling the youth to attack the rest of the population, causing a sacking of the planet. The mind-control grew out of control and Asla fell into anarchy.

Eventually, Asla fell just as its twin did and with the civilian populations of both planets taking control, they left the solar system with the help of the Doctor and Madeline, leaving behind those who were trying to continue the fighting. The two species together set off to find a new home; hoping not to repeat the same mistakes. (TV: *How to Set the World on Fire*)
Architect (Feline Trouble at the Tower)

An **architect** was present at the tower party that the Fourteenth Doctor, Elias and Fleur attended before it was invaded by the Silvertax and Kanbi. In an attempt to socialise with party goers, Fleur spoke with him as they stood by a window, looking out at the view; but she accidentally insulted him by claiming the tower's internal design was not very good - to which he responded that he had been the tower's designer, and walked off. (TV: *Feline Trouble at the Tower*)
Inner silence part.iii

***inner silence part.iii*** est une musique composée et arrangée par Kensuke Ushio pour le film d'animation *Silent Voice*. Il s'agit de la deuxième piste du second disque de l'album *"a silent voice the movie" original soundtrack 2: inner silence* ainsi que la troisième partie des musiques *inner silence*.

**Autre version de l'album :** *A Silent Voice Soundtrack - Limited Edition*

***"a silent voice the movie" original soundtrack 2: inner silence***Disc 1*inner silence part.i*Disc 2*inner silence part.ii* • ***inner silence part.iii*** • *inner silence part.iv*

***Koi wo Shita no wa / aiko***Disc 1*Koi wo Shita no wa* • *Koi wo Shita no wa (instrumental)*

Réutilisation de la chanson *My Generation*

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Atoqea Stador

**Atoqea Stador** was the leader of a Tarjaiga guild that created an alternate timeline of Earth by many acquisitions of various objects and peoples from across the planet's history that she desired and planned to sell at temporal black markets.

Her plan was later thwarted thanks to the Fifteenth Doctor, who countered the guild's interventions throughout history and an uprising of all the time travelling captives she had authorised the seizure of, led by the Doctor's companion Michelle Moore. (TV: *Time Crime*)
Charlotte Perez

**Charlotte Perez** was a human companion of the Twenty-Fourth Doctor.

## Biography

### Early life

Charlotte Perez was born in 2025, and joined Earth's Time Command. In the mid-2070s, she travelled back in time to 2025 to investigate the disappearance and possible murder of her mother. There, she encountered the Doctor and got caught up in her adventures.

## Personality

Charlotte could be a bit stubborn and snappy, mostly because the loss of her mother, which she never got the answers to. But in the end, she usually meant well for people she interacted with.
Deep in the Woods (TV story)

***Deep in the Woods*** was the seventh episode of Series 20 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Stories of a mysterious creature terrorising a local village reach the higher ups of UNIT USA and fearing what it could mean, they send out multiple field teams to investigate, but slowly one by one, all communication ceases and the decision is made to call in the Doctor’s specialist team.

The Doctor, Ruby, Damien and the UNIT team arrive in the USA to find that the creature has been taking people from not just one village, but from multiple, dragging its victims kicking and screaming into the woods, until their screams are silenced in the night and when Johnathon and Alicia are taken, things take a darker turn.

The Doctor has more questions and not enough answers this time around, such as: what is the creature? Can the missing people be recovered? And how does this connect to one of the greatest cryptids in American Folklore?

## Cast

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

## Crew

* Writer - Sofia Fox and Cal A. King
* Director - Sallie Aprahamian

## Continuity

* When captured by “Bigfoot”, Alicia and Johnathon talk with each other, mostly about what they want to do when they finally decide to retire, the kind of lives that they want to live. Both of them have similar goals but laugh off the idea of doing it together. (TV: *001*)

## Story Notes

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

*"So all we have to do is track down a seemingly genocidal maniac before these rhino guys do? Sounds like a piece of cake."*
―Amy-Mae

***Delusions of Reality*** was the seventh episode of Series 16 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Yeehaw! Taking another crack at trying to get to Earth, the Doctor, Teddy and Amy-Mae land in a town that appears to be from 1800s America. But this isn't America.

Hell, this isn't even Earth.

And it piques the Doctor's curiosity most adamantly when he finds that no one seems to have noticed the force field blocking off all travel in and out of the town or the boarded up church that has strange lights and sounds coming from within...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Dev Patel
* Teddy - Omari Douglas
* Amy-Mae - Mary Elizabeth Winstead
* Mera Rakhal - Liz White
* Cha-Par-No - Paul Kasey / Nicholas Briggs (voice)
* The Judoon - Simon Carew, Richard Highgate, Richard Price & Matthew Rohman / Nicholas Briggs (voice)
* Man - Rahul Kohli

## Crew

* Writer - Natalie Robyn
* Director - Hettie MacDonald

## Continuity

* The Judoon have used a H20 scoop once again to move Earth buildings to a location within their jurisdiction. (TV: *Smith and Jones*)
* Mera is an Tosan government official, having escaped the planet during when the Doctor and Teddy overthrew the ruling class. (TV: *On Foreign Shores*)
* A man rushes out of the saloon just as the Doctor, Teddy and Amy-Mae teleport away. (TV: *Lies of Heaven*)

## Story Notes

* *Delusions of Reality* was also originally episode two and did not feature Amy-Mae, with *Frozen Whimpers* being episode three, but it was moved due to Robyn wanting to have more episodes with Amy-Mae and halfway through Series 16 seemed the most logical place to put the episode.
* In retrospect, Robyn is not so sure that the episode title makes much sense.

 **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*
Newdlez

**Newdlez** is an oc created by Sashley and her ex-boyfriend.

## Appearance

Newdlez is a white wolf with blue sclera, no pupils/iris, and blue paw pads. His feet have a lighter blue around them. Newdlez has small eyebrows, like most of Sashley’s ocs, and a light blue inside in his ears.

His outfit includes jeans which cover his paws, a red sweater, and a red beret.

## Trivia

* He formerly dated Ashely.
* He represents Sashely’s ex- boyfriend.
Kazro

**Kazro** is an OC created by Sashley.

## Appearance

Kazro is a white anthropomorphic wolf. He has light gray fur and light blue pupils, with a black sclera. His ears have a lighter gray tip and a light blue inside. He has a scar on his chest and bandages all over his body.

His accessories/clothes include a black mask, clear goggles on his head, and a white jacket. He has a small collar (childhood) as well.
Aremh

The **Aremh-Sicia'Branai** (shortened to Aremh by most) were a species of bipeds that inhabited the Amitu System an unimaginably long time before other life forms began to emerge in that area in the galaxy.

## Biology

The Aremh were bipedal, standing approximately 7'6" tall on average and with reasonably stocky proportions. Their heads resembled those of cows, with long noses and thick, golden brown fur. Their skulls were capped with two dark horns, approximately 4 inches long, connected horizontally with 7 sinew-like threads that merged with the hard horn structure. They wore relatively thick clothes, trousers, boots, coats and belts often made of soft light brown leather with dull coloured wool scarves occasionally.

Their method of communication was unique, rather than verbal or sign-based language, the Aremh communicated by indirectly vibrating the threads between their horns to induce psychic signals to their subject. (TV: *The Sky Demon Can Wait*)

## History

After a long and successful history on the planet Sicia, the Aremh eventually developed a rudimentary space travel and utilised this new-found opportunity to travel the Amitu system and explore the neighbouring planets. Space travel became an integral part of their already well established religion in time, with aspects of exploration and discovering the "secrets of the whispers of the moons" becoming essentially day to day life factors for the highly devoted culture.

Within time, the planet Kamdo's secrets were revealed. Almost an entire hemisphere of the planet was affected by mysterious properties; unexpected thunderstorms, random earthquakes and often hushed whispers of unintelligible words. Soon the source was found, a portal leading into the Shravana's Domain. The Shravana quickly became the centre of the Aremh religion, with a routine pilgrimage of a single Aremh individual to the Shravana Domain taking place every few months.

The arrival of the Wei asteroid marked the beginning of the end for the Aremh race. Excited to explore a brand new celestial body, they rapidly began a research expedition. The crew of three Aremh discovered a brand new alien life form - a Golden Egg plant. Unbeknownst to the explorers, this specimen was several thousand times larger than the average plant, and ripe enough to spread its cloud of seeds within days. The Aremh, unaware of the danger that the toxic seeds could pose, made no preparations. The plant burst, and the seed cloud began to engulf the entire solar system.

A hand-written message was relayed back to Sicia but, without the time to arrange an evacuation, the entirety of the Aremh race was completely wiped out. The sole survivor was Melri, who at the time was sealed in solitude with the Shravana. (TV: *The Sky Demon Can Wait*)
Alfie Innes

**Alfie Innes** was a writer for the New Series Adventures, having been invited by showrunner Cal A. King personally to write for the range, due to King having seen his previous work and being impressed by it.

## Television

### The Specials

* *Dead Men Tell No Tales* (co-written with Cal A. King)

## Prose

### New Series Adventures

* *Ghost Train*
* *Murder on the Starliner 6-Trevv-3*
Abijah

**Abijah** was a Nostrovite friend of Fleur and fellow refugee who also found himself on the planet Jaromso.

## Biography

He met the Fourteenth Doctor and Elias when they arrived on the planet and gave Fleur a communications device in case either of them needed the other's help before she left with them in the TARDIS. (TV: *True Colours*)

Sometime after escaping the planet after Fleur had left, he settled down on Hario and started his own family. However, once his village had started to be attacked by the Puppeteer, he was finally forced to contact Fleur for help. Although first confused by the absence of Elias, he helped the Doctor and Fleur drive the Puppeteer off the planet permanently as well as being able to save some of his most recent victims. (TV: *Ambitions of the Puppet*)
Antoinette Cabot

**Dame Antoinette Cabot** was a member of the Royal Planetary Service Observatory during the 23rd Century.

## Biography

Antoinette was invited to the Observatory in 2275 in order to attend an event hosted by Sir Edward Loughton where he offered 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. In reality, the Devil's Starlight was the Mandragora Helix.

After a ship of crew members sent to further analyse the anomaly came back possessed by an unknown power, Antoinette witnessed Edward reveal his true intentions of being in league with the Helix. (TV: *The Devil's Starlight*)

She was then attacked by the possessed crew members who were playing an attempt to increase the Helix's power, but were saved when the Doctor eventually realised that Edward and the Helix were bonded and Fleur then knocked him out. This disconnected the Helix's grip on reality, allowing it to be reduced to ashes by the Doctor's TARDIS. (TV: *The Infernal Helix*)
Cenk

**Cenk** was a Sontaran soldier from Commander Lar's squadron.

## Biography

Joining Lar and co on their mission to Uvolxi so they might test the capabilities of the Eye of Sontar, Cenk betrayed his fellow troops by fleeing his post in cowardice, which was caught on camera. He believed that he had gotten away with it, but later, after the battle had finished, Lar confronted him - by first luring him into a false sense of security via allowing him to remove his helmet so he could partake in the smell of warfare; then by questioning his loyalty, to which Cenk faltered for a second, before asserting his committment to the Sontaran Empire.

Lar called him out for lying, but decided not to execute him; instead placing him in command of a force of troops into the line of fire whilst Lar would take a small platoon and flank the enemies from behind. Cenk accepted this and did as he was told, leading to the skirmish becoming a Sontaran victory. Cenk was injured in the fighting, however, and once it had all calmed down, he was shot and killed by Lar after he had been told his honour had been restored; Lar ordering his body to be incinerated as to not contaminate the clone vats. (TV: *The Scourge*)
Alae Night Talk Show

The **Alae Night Talk Show** was a TV show broadcast in the Alae Republic, established by the President of the Republic, "the Squid", who set it up after his election win in 9049. Since its inception, it was hosted by Marko Strickland, with the studio being located within Ruby City, Zanra.

Although on the surface, the show appeared to be a standard chat and news show, its true purpose was much more insidious. The Squid made the show compulsory viewing every night, where he would appear at the beginning of each episode, reminding the population that "there is nothing to worry about, no cause for concern." The reality was that hidden messages were broadcast alongside each episode, subtlely mind controlling the Republic's population into not suspecting the inhumane acts the Squid carried out.

Airing for many years, the show eventually came to an end in 9054 - after the Fifteenth Doctor had managed to set up enough counter messaging to ensure the Republic broke free of the conditioning and the Squid was killed after rebels destroyed his ship as he tried to escape. (TV: *No Cause for Concern*)
Crumbling Society (TV story)

***Crumbling Society*** was the first episode of Series 9 of *Doctor Who*.

This episode introduced Jake Scott as portrayed by Alfred Enoch and Emi as portrayed by Naomi Ackie as the Fifteenth Doctor's new companions.

## Synopsis

After flying through a meteor shower around the planet Jupiter, the TARDIS is blasted out of the Milky Way and materialises on the surface of an unknown planet on the other side of the universe.

Upon exploring the planet while the TARDIS automatically self-repairs, the Doctor comes across lots of civilians on the planet crowding around an odd wreckage, which turns out to be a spacecraft almost about to explode. Aiding a young girl called Emi in doing what the civilians could not, the Doctor breaks in and finds the ship’s only pilot: Jake Scott, a NASA astronaut from the year 2189 on a mission to explore the outer galaxies - saving him just before it detonates.

However, a high pitch bell soon goes off and the civilians all scatter. Confused as to what’s happening, the Doctor and Jake quickly get their answers as a squadron of Macra emerges and insist that the trio get back to work.

As Emi reveals - this planet is none other than Skaro! Exploiting the circumstances around the early years of the Thousand Year War, the Macra have gathered slaves of Kaleds and Thals alike; forcing to construct buildings and spacecrafts, the Doctor, Jake and Emi must now lead the slaves in a revolt against their Crustacean masters and ultimately convince everyone that a fair society can be built together.

But is that even possible in this time period?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Eva Green
* Jake Scott - Alfred Enoch
* Emi - Naomi Ackie

## Crew

* Writer - Alex Stockbridge
* Director - Sydney Freeland
Axos

**Axos** was a sentient composite planetoid which feasted on the energy of other planets before it moved onto another meal. To achieve this, the planet was able to create extensions of itself known as Axons, as well as a mineral that it called Axonite.

## Biography

### Axons

Axons presented themselves to be golden coloured individuals that wear yellow and white spotted overalls, their eyes would appear to most observes to be enlargended, akin to swollen eyes on a human, however, this form was deceitful and hid their true nature as a mass of red tendrils holding together in a humanoid shape.

In this form, they were able to absorb, shock or even in extreme circumstances, disintergrate people. Both these forms were just an extension of the planet, however, and were not sentient in their own right. (TV: *The Return of Axos*)

## History

After their encounter with the Third Doctor, the Axons became trapped in a time loop, in which they slowly managed to figure out a way to escape and discover a way to time travel as they had planned to do so before. However, before they began their plan to feast throughout time and space, Axos had one plan in mind. The annihilation of the Doctor, now in their seventeenth incarnation. (TV: *The Return of Axos*)
Disappearing Act (TV story)

*"For a circus, this doesn't feel particularly thrilling. Two clown acts and some dumb animal."
"Two clown acts? There's only one. Who's the other?"
"You, duh."*
―Constance O'Conor speaking to the Ringleader

***Disappearing Act*** was the Halloween Special of Series 12 of *Doctor Who*.

This episode marked the final appearance of Tom Felton as Alec O'Conor and Imogen Poots as Constance O'Conor as regular cast members.

## Synopsis

The TARDIS lands in Pasadena, in the hope of returning Alec and Constance for a short breather from their space-time antics, but instead they arrive in the late 19th century where, upon the spontaneous arrival of a circus said to be travelling up and down the country, townsfolk begin to eerily disappear...

When the Doctor suspiciously vanishes, Alec and Constance soon find it upon themselves to enter the carnival ground themselves, armed with nothing more than their wit and intelligence.

Will that be enough to rescue their Time Lord friend, and unearth just who - or *what* - malevolent entity is pulling the strings?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Celia Imrie
* Alec O'Conor - Tom Felton
* Constance O'Conor - Imogen Poots
* The Ringleader - Tony Todd

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Lee Haven Jones

## Continuity

* The TARDIS once again lands in Pasadena in the wrong time period. (TV: *The Girl with the Porcelain Skin*)

## Story Notes

 **Series 15** | Regular Episodes | *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*

 **Twenty-Fourth Doctor** | *Mansion of Broken Dreams* • *Minutes to Midnight* • *The Under-World*
Doctor Who: Galactic Census Year One (graphic novel)

***Doctor Who: Galactic Census Year One*** was the first volume of the Titan Comics series of *Doctor Who: Galactic Census* comic collections. It collected the first fifteen issues of the series.

## Publisher's summary

Tari's back at her old job at the Galactic Census, but this time she's not alone! How will she survive the latest maniacal plots that the universe keeps throwing at her?

Bursting straight out of the long-running hit television series, this Doctor Who collection continues the space-travelling tales of Tari and co.

Buy it, read it, then travel back in time to read it for the first time all over again...!

Collects *Doctor Who: Galactic Census* #1-15

## Featured stories

* *Shadows*
* *Ahead of the Curve*
* *Justice Will Be Served*
* *Rocket Warfare*
* *Dead Soldiers*

## Additional features

* Cover Gallery - The covers of the collected comic book issues
* Designing the Team - Concept art of Tari

## Credits

* Writer: Max Amato and Natalie Robyn
* Artist: Roberta Ingranata
* Editor: Andrew James

Galactic Census comic stories -
Alexis Frye - list of appearances

The following is a **list of Alexis Frye's appearances**.

## Television

### The Specials

* *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*

### Series 23

* *Calling of the Void*
* *The Key to Prosperity*
* *Anning*
* *Under the Surface*
* *The Hollow Earth*
* *Heather's Bad Day*
* *Dying of the Light*
* *Liminality*
* *The Mirrored Reflection*
* *The Bodysnatchers*
* *The Breach*
* *The Frontier Thesis*
* *Manifest Destiny*
Alexia Cunningham

Alexia Cunningham was the person in charge of Auction House Seven-Five-Three, a gruesome place dedicated to obtaining and selling off body parts.

## Biography

After discovering the meat grinder at the Auction House, Tari Ackerman was found by security guard Zayden Marin and brought to Alexia. She suggested immediate punishment via being cut up for her body parts, but Tari eventually managed to get free.

She confronted Alexia, but she sent more security guards after her, forcing Tari to flee. Tari called the Galactic Census and hid until they arrived, where they arrested Alexia alongside the other employees. The auction house was soon shut down. (COMIC: *Ahead of the Curve*)