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Ten Duels

***Ten Duels*** was the fifth episode of season 50 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Ten Sontarans have sworn vengeance upon the Doctor, and all decide to finally defeat him in a 1v1 battle to the death. Is it even possible? The Doctor is gonna have to be very clever for this one…

## Cast

* Richard Ayoade as The Doctor
* Nina Toussaint-White as Melody Martinez
So Vile A Sin

***So Vile A Sin*** was the eighth and final serial of season 36 of *Doctor Who*. This story was originally Ben Aaronovitch's idea for the Eighth Doctor's regeneration story before T*he Curse of Fatal Death* was chosen instead. Only a treatment was made, and some things tweaked to fit with the current continuity.

## Synopsis

The Earth Empire, the Imperium Humanum, upon which a thousand suns never set, is dying. The Great Houses of the Empire manoeuvre and scheme for advantage; alliances are made; and knives flash in the shadows. Out among the moons of Jupiter, another battle is just beginning, as an ancient brotherhood seeks limitless power and long-overdue revenge. The Doctor returns to the thirtieth century, searching for the source of a terrifying weapon. He fears a nightmare from his own past may be about to destroy the future. Nothing must be allowed to get in his way. But the Doctor has reckoned without the power of history, which has its own plans for the wayward daughter of the House of Forrester.

## Cast

* Paul McGann as The Doctor
* Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield
* India Fisher as Charley Pollard
Lanyon Moor

***Lanyon Moor*** was the fifth serial of season 39 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

In a desolate Cornish landscape littered with relics of prehistoric man, the The Doctor, Kori and Philip uncover a catalogue of mysteries. What is the secret of the fogou? Can the moor be haunted by a demonic host of imps? And what is Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart doing in Pengriffen? Teaming up with her old friend, the Doctor realises that an ancient conflict is nearing its conclusion, and Lanyon Moor is set to be the final battleground.

## Cast

* Fiona Shaw as The Doctor
* Cillian Murphy as Phillip Chandler
* Emily Watson as Dr. Korinna Foster
Just War

***Just War*** was the fourth serial of season 35 of *Doctor Who*. This story is considered a spiritual successor to *Exodus.*

## Synopsis

March 1941: Britain's darkest hour. The Nazis occupy British soil and British citizens are being deported to European concentration camps. Six thousand people a month are dying in air raids on London. The United States show no sign of entering the war. According to the Doctor, this isn't a parallel universe, it isn't an alternate timeline; and everything is running according to schedule. But now something, somewhere, has gone wrong. The Nazis are building a secret weapon, one that will have a decisive effect on the outcome of the War. The Doctor thinks it's a UFO, while Charley believes that the Luftwaffe have developed the largest bomber ever built. Only Benny may have seen the mysterious craft, but she's disappeared off the face of the Earth.

## Cast

* Paul McGann as The Doctor
* Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield
* India Fisher as Charley Pollard
Oculus of the Master

***Oculus of the Master*** was the ninth serial of season 40 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Watching… watching… watching… The Doctor isn’t safe. No matter where she goes in space and time, someone is always watching… the Master. One of her greatest foes. But has he bested her finally? Because the Doctor has done the worst thing that she could possibly think of doing… She killed a companion on purpose. Always watching Doctor, always watching.

## Cast

* Fiona Shaw as The Doctor
* Cillian Murphy as Phillip Chandler
* Emily Watson as Dr. Korinna Foster
Companion

A **companion** is a term used by The Doctor (in addition to the fans) which describes the people he travels with on adventures. They are there to act as an audience surrogate, to ask questions for things they don't know about. They are considered "friends" by the Doctor, and they have saved their lives on more than one occasion as well as stopped them when they abuse their near-omnipotent Time Lord status. The Doctor have saved their lives in turn, which sometimes leads to a regeneration or worse, the companions dies trying to save The Doctor.
Cold Fusion

***Cold Fusion*** was the seventh serial of season 30 of *Doctor Who*. This serial was originally submitted for season 29, but was denied as the season already reached the max amount of stories. However, due to the use of the Fifth Doctor in the story, it was utilized for season 30 to tie in to the 30th anniversary special.

## Synopsis

More than one TARDIS lands on a barren ice world. The Fifth Doctor and Peri Brown find a once ordered society on the verge of collapse, as rebels wage a dirty war with Scientifica, the ruling elite. All that stands between order and anarchy is the massed presence of an Adjudicator peacekeeping force. But is peace the only reason for the Adjudicator garrison? What exactly has been discovered deep below the planet's surface? Who are the mysterious Ferutu? And why is telling a ghost story a criminal offence? The Fifth Doctor sides with the cause of justice and fairness as always. But, as a threat to the universe unfolds, he finds himself in conflict with his past... and his future.

## Cast

* Rowan Atkinson as The Doctor
* Claire King as Sierra

### Guest

* Peter Davison as Fifth Doctor
* Nicola Bryant as Peri Brown
The Erosion of Time

***The Erosion of Time*** was the seventh and eighth episodes of season 48 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The Doctor, Sally and Larry enter a time period that is not on in the history books, in between 4598 BC and 4012 BC and they must discover if an event in history was so horrible that it was deemed too horrible for future peoples, or if it’s a cover up for something else.

## Cast

* Richard Ayoade as The Doctor
* Camilla Power as Sally Sparrow
* Peter Ferdinando as Larry Nightingale
Season 37

**24 episodes, comprising of 8 serials, starting with *Embrace the Darkness***

**Season 37**  of *Doctor Who* ran between 8 July 2000 and 15 December 2000. It starred Paul McGann as The Doctor, and India Fisher as Charlotte "Charley" Pollard. The season opened with *Embrace the Darkness* and ended with McGann's regeneration story, *The Vessel of Immortality*.

## Overview

This season consists of eight stories of twenty-four twenty-five minute long episodes. It was announced shortly before production of Season 37 that this would be Paul McGann's final season as The Doctor, because he believed he overstayed his welcome a long time ago, but loved the role too much and kept going. However, he ultimately decided to go after six seasons, as well as not to tarnish Tom Baker's run of seven years. It was also announced that India Fisher would be leaving with McGann, as well as Jonathan P. Llewellyn becoming the new Producer and Lance Parkin becoming script editor. Llewellyn ultimately didn't have a ton of input on the current season though, as he saw it as a temporary position. Parkin ultimately tried to implement darker stories, but this would be more so successful with the next doctor. While the season was airing, it was apparently leaked that a woman would be taking the role as The Doctor for the next season. Despite trying to keep it under wraps, the BBC ultimately relented and confirmed the leaks. In order to change up the show, which many believed had been stale for the last few years, a female Doctor would become the tenth incarnation, but they did not reveal who it would be until the final episode of the final story. The stories this season include, *Embrace the Darkness*, a story that has the Doctor battle an evil computer. *Absolute Zero* which has the TARDIS team play detective. *Wandering from Another World* which involves possessed corpses. *Return of the Celestial Toymaker*, from a story by the late Graham Williams with uncredited rewrites by Orman, involves The Doctor going up against the Toymaker again. *Beyond the Grey Eyes*, which involves The Doctor and Charley landing on a planet where only definitive decisions are made. *Nevermore*, with the Doctor meeting Edgar Allan Poe in the days before his death. *The Greater Good* involving The Doctor, once again, changing a fixed point in time. Then finally, *The Vessel of Immortality* which has the Doctor saving a ship full of people from a time cluster, and regenerating into his tenth incarnation.

## Cast

* Paul McGann as The Doctor
* India Fisher as Charlotte "Charley" Pollard
Paterson Joseph

**Paterson Joseph** is is a British actor. He appeared in the Royal Shakespeare Company productions of *King Lear* and *Love's Labour's Lost* in 1990. On television he is best known for his roles in *Casualty* (1997–1998), as Alan Johnson in Channel 4 sitcom *Peep Show* (2003–2015), *Green Wing* (2004–2006), *Survivors* (2008–2010), *Boy Meets Girl* (2009), as DI Wes Layton in *Law & Order: UK* (2013–2014), as Holy Wayne in *The Leftovers* (2014–15), as DCI Mark Maxwell in *Safe House* (2015–2017), and as Connor Mason in *Timeless* (2016–2018). He played Corporal Leon Broderick in season 5 of the hit spin off series. U.N.I.T

## Prior To Doctor Who

Paterson was a suggestion to portray The Twelfth Doctor before Ayoade got the role.
Work on Doctor Who
He portrayed Corporal Leon Broderick in season 5 of the spin of show. U.N.I.T.
2006

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Media from **2006**.

## Carryovers

Current statistics of most released media as of January 1 this year:

## Paper money

The following was printed during fiscal year 2006:

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The Destroyer of Worlds

***The Destroyer of Worlds*** was the third and fourth episodes of season 53 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Julius Robert Oppenheimer dreamed of greatness. However, on July 16, 1945, he witnessed an explosion so great that he realized he became death, the destroyer of worlds. But thanks to an interesting stranger, he soon sees that his greatest mistake might not only breed horrible consequences in the future, but be harnessed by another man bent on destroying humanity’s future.

## Cast

* Rufus Sewell as The Doctor
* Doug Bradley as Joseph Harding
* Holly Earl as Hailey Rynn-Harding
An Occurrence at an Einstein-Rosen Bridge

***An Occurrence at an Einstein-Rosen Bridge*** was the ninth episode of season 52 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The TARDIS has grinded to halt. There's nothing wrong with it, but it is completely halted. The Doctor looks out and sees he is above a strange type of wormhole. He begins to see flashes of his lifetime and other lifetimes across time, space and universes.
A Nefarious Tale

***A Nefarious Tale*** was the second serial of season 31 of *Doctor Who*. Rona Munro was very unhappy with the final result as she felt she wasn't allowed to incorporate many ideas due to it being one episode. It was because of this and the treatment of her script for *Survival*, she swore she would never write for *Doctor Who* again.

## Synopsis

Something is revealed to the Doctor, a dark nefarious secret: when the Time Lord is destined to die. Is it true? Or is somebody pulling a terrible trick?

## Cast

* Rowan Atkinson as The Doctor
* Claire King as Sierra
Presence of the Autons

***Presence of the Autons*** was the fourth episode of season 50 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The Autons have taken a planet that is entirely made out of a plastic like substance. Where they can roam free, and become all sorts of strange creatures, thanks to the Nestene taking over the planet’s core. Now, the Autons are more powerful than ever, and it must take a Doctor to stop them.

## Cast

* Richard Ayoade as The Doctor
* Nina Toussaint-White as Melody Martinez
Outlast

***Outlast*** was the second serial of season 32 of *Doctor Who*. It was originally intended to be one part, but due to it closely resembling *The Dunes of Time*, another episode was added.

## Synopsis

The Doctor and Sierra come across a world that is nothing but dust and sand except for a small civilization in the distance. The TARDIS has sensed danger and has dematerialized away. The TARDIS crew is now stuck on this barren planet, with their only hope of the small town many miles away. However, what they don't know, is a strange creature stalking them, hunting its prey.

## Cast

* Paul McGann as The Doctor
* Claire King as Sierra
Season 36

**22 episodes, comprising of 8 serials, starting with *The Next Doctor***

Season 36 of *Doctor Who* ran between 24 July 1999 and 18 December 1999. It starred Paul McGann as The Doctor, Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield and India Fisher as Charlotte "Charley" Pollard. The season opened with *The Next Doctor* and ended with *So Vile A Sin*.

## Overview

This season consists of eight stories with twenty-two twenty-five minute long episodes. It was announced early on that this would be Lisa Bowerman's final season as Bernice Summerfield, as she felt four seasons was long enough for her character and that she would leave in "a very epic" season finale. Another departure came at the end of the season rather suddenly, when Louis Marks announced he would be leaving. It was not planned and the BBC definitely did not expect it. He claimed that he grew to become tired of *Doctor Who* and felt overworked in his role as Producer and ultimately decided to leave. The BBC were left scrambling but luckily found someone in time for Season 37. It was because of this that Kate Orman decided to leave as well, as she felt 5 years as script editor was long enough. Outside of these departures, the only other change came about with the story count going from six, back to eight. The stories this season include: *The Next Doctor*, a possible hint at an incoming regeneration. *Planet of the Dead*, with the Doctor separated from his companions and must get off a planet before it comes to ruin. *The Doomed City* where the TARDIS crew must move swiftly to get out of a drowning city before it is completely submerged. *Tomb of Rassilon*, where The Doctor receives a suspicious message from Rassilon's Tomb. *The Dying Days* which sees the return of a familiar villain in the final years of the 20th century. *The Frozen Planet*, which has Bernice and Charley stuck on a planet without The Doctor nor the TARDIS. *The Twilight Kingdom*, about a mysterious cavern in another universe. Finally, *So Vile A Sin*, about the Earth Empire in the 30th century, revolving around a deadly weapon and the many houses that make up the Empire.

## Cast

* Paul McGann as The Doctor
* Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield
* India Fisher as Charlotte "Charley" Pollard

## Home Media

### VHS Releases

* *The Next Doctor/Planet of the Dead/The Doomed City* (2002)
* *Tomb of Rassilon* (2003)
* *The Dying Days* (2003)
* *The Frozen Planet/The Twilight Kingdom* (2003)
* *So Vile A Sin* (2003)
Entity

***Entity*** was the first serial of season 29 of *Doctor Who*. Many have theorized that The Entity is related to the past of the Time Lords, or a being related to the Celestial Toymaker.

## Synopsis

A strange being only known as The Entity, threatens the stability of the universe by wiping it from existence entirely. The only thing that stands between it and its goal is The Doctor.

## Cast

* Rowan Atkinson as The Doctor
* Susannah Harker as Raine Cunningham
* Gary Beadle as Chris Williams
Doctor Who: The Cancelled Chronicles Wiki

**Welcome to the Doctor Who: The Cancelled Chronicles Wiki!**
This wiki chronicles ***Doctor Who*** if it was never cancelled in 1989. Through Virgin New Adventures, lost stories that never made it to air, Big Finish, and New Who, we crafted an alternate timeline if *Doctor Who* continued its television journey into the 1990s and beyond.

The team behind the *Doctor Who: The Cancelled Chronicles* Wiki are currently making videos with the newest being here.

Check out our schedule below of upcoming videos!

 **2005-2006** | *Doctor Who* Seasons 42-43
 **2006** | *The Bernice Summerfield Adventures* Series 5
 **2007-2008** | *Doctor Who* Seasons 44-45
 *Doctor Who Spin-Off* Series 1-2
 **2009-2010** | *Doctor Who* Seasons 46-47

## Doctor Who Crew

TBA

**Where to Start:**

* Doctor Who (TV Series)
* Seventh Doctor
* Season 27 (Doctor Who)

These links will get you started on our world of Doctor Who, if it had not been cancelled in 1989. Enjoy this alternate history!
The Curse of Fatal Death

***The Curse of Fatal Death*** was the eighth and final serial of season 31 of *Doctor Who*. Originally, the story was going to be entirely different as Steven Moffat submitted this script almost as a joke, thinking it would never be used. But Ben Aaronovitch liked the idea so much that he utilized it after necessary revisions.

## Synopsis

The Doctor and company land on Terserus, where the Doctor is destined to die. The Doctor ultimately decides to not live in fear, and faces his fate head on. But is he ready for what awaits him on Terserus?

## Cast

* Rowan Atkinson as The Doctor
* Claire King as Sierra
Festival of Death

***Festival of Death*** was the thirteenth episode of season 49 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The Beautiful Death is the ultimate theme-park ride: a sightseeing tour of the afterlife. But something has gone wrong, and when the Doctor arrives in the aftermath of the disaster, he is congratulated for saving the population from destruction – something he hasn't actually done yet. He has no choice but to travel back in time and discover how he became a hero. And then he finds out. He did it by sacrificing his life.

## Cast

* Richard Ayoade as The Doctor
* Ella Hunt as Heather Noble
Return of the Celestial Toymaker

***Return of the Celestial Toymaker*** was the fourth serial of season 37 of *Doctor Who*. The rough framework for the episode was from a Graham Williams story written for the Sixth Doctor but with substantial re-writes from Lance Parkin.

## Synopsis

The Doctor and Charley, head to Blackpool, where they visit an amusement park that is entirely empty. They have fallen into the trap of an ancient being that the Doctor has fought once before: The Celestial Toymaker. The Doctor must once again play his fierce and nightmarish games to save himself and his companions, or doom all of them, and the planet.

## Cast

* Paul McGann as The Doctor
* India Fisher as Charley Pollard
List of Unmade Doctor Who Movies

## Doctor Who: The Movie

In 1993 after the sucess of Season 29, during production of Season 30, Gary Downie expressed high interests with doing a full fletched Doctor Who movie with having Rowan Atkinson reprising as The Doctor again. The BBC expressed interest in the project as a script and story would have been in developement. The plot would have been about The Doctor teaming with his past incarnations to stop their biggest threats. Rumors spread that Universal Pictures was at one point wanting to distribute the movie yet wanting a few changes made such as bringing director Tim Burton to direct and produce the movie with having actors Michael Douglas and Robin Williams as top choices to portray The Doctor and a new take on the time lord, However, Gary Downie and The BBC made an announcement that those Universal Doctor Who rumors were true yet immediatlly passed up on not wanting their vision of Doctor Who handed down to a American director. Warner Bros. Pictures was also considered to distribute the film in America yet hoping to be a big hit for the UK and a release date was scheduled to be released somewhere in 1994. But Unfortunatley Season 31 would have been Rowan's last season as The Doctor, And the original plot for the movie was rewritten for 30th Anniversarry Special The Six Doctors,
Mirrors of Mutiny

***Mirrors of Mutiny*** was the fifth episode of season 51 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

A mirrorling escapes from Mirror World and learns of the real world and the goodness of people. The Doctor and Joseph find him and The Doctor wants to get him back to Mirror World where he belongs. They travel to Mirror World and the mirroring tries to rebel against the idea of Mirror World, and The Doctor and Joseph are stuck in the middle.

## Cast

* Rufus Sewell as The Doctor
* Doug Bradley as Joseph Harding
The Greater Good

***The Greater Good*** was the seventh serial of season 37 of *Doctor Who*. The final appearance of Charley Pollard.

## Synopsis

The Doctor and Charley pick up a young woman who is supposed to die that very night but the Doctor does what he can to try and save her, but is it worth the cost?

## Cast

* Paul McGann as The Doctor
* India Fisher as Charley Pollard
* TBD as Nancy Glenn
My Walking Shadow

***My Walking Shadow*** was the sixth serial of season 39 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Screaming… bombs… gunfire… nothingness. Philip Chandler is having terrible dreams. The Doctor thinks the worst and tries to help, but she only makes things worse. He’s lashing out, angry, and disturbed. Little do they know, a being looms over him, a shadow that is only going to get worse and worse.

## Cast

* Fiona Shaw as The Doctor
* Cillian Murphy as Phillip Chandler
* Emily Watson as Dr. Korinna Foster
Creature of Lies

***Creature of Lies*** was the seventh episode of season 42 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The Doctor and Lucie arrive in 2012 to answer a distress signal and meet a collector of alien artefacts who has one living specimen. However, the Doctor is horrified to find out that the creature is a member of a race he allied with so long ago, and is one of his deadliest foes….

## Cast

* Peter Capaldi as The Doctor
* Sheridan Smith as Lucie Miller
The Discovery of Witches

***The Discovery of Witches*** was the seventh and final serial of season 29 of *Doctor Who*. The formal re-introduction of The Rani since she was last seen in *Time and the Rani*.

## Synopsis

The witch trials in England are headed by a man named Matthew Hopkins. When the Doctor appears, and does something out of the ordinary, he, Chris, and Raine are accused of witchcraft. However, the Doctor notices that the fear of witchcraft is even stronger than it normally is. He begins to realize that something truly evil is behind this... or possibly someone...

## Cast

* Rowan Atkinson as The Doctor
* Susannah Harker as Raine Cunningham
* Gary Beadle as Chris Williams
* Sean Connery as Matthew Hopkins
* Kate O'Mara as The Rani
* TBD as Alice Nutter
* TBD as Evaline Gill
* TBD as Elspech Reoch
* TBD as Giles Corey
Death Row

***Death Row*** was the twelfth and thireteenth episodes of season 46 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Even after saving the day in the Old West, the Doctor and Lucie go to different planets and discover that time is still stopped in the entire universe. The Doctor tries to get to the bottom of this before the Web of Time gets beyond messed up.

## Cast

* Peter Capaldi as The Doctor
* Sheridan Smith as Lucie Miller
The Continued Depression

***The Continued Depression*** was the sixth episode of season 45 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

An ordinary boy stowaways onto the TARDIS and encounters the Doctor and his companions. Before taking him back home, The Doctor and company realize he’s from an alternate history where The Great Depression continued. The Doctor takes the young stowaway back but he starts to question this reality as to who really is in charge of this minded world.

## Cast

* Peter Capaldi as The Doctor
* Henry Cavill as Michael Wessler
* Florence Hoath as Tara Davis
Season 32

**22 episodes, consisting of 8 serials, starting with *The Eye of Harmony***

**Season 32** of *Doctor Who* ran between 1 July 1995 and 25 November 1995. It starred Paul McGann as The Doctor, Claire King as Sierra, and Julia Ormond as Jean Marie. The season opened with *The Eye of Harmony* and ended with *The Bells of Bellator*.

## Overview

This season consisted of eight stories and twenty-two twenty-five minute long episodes. Another big season for *Doctor Who*, this time introducing a new Doctor with the Ninth Doctor, Paul McGann. As well as the departure of Gary Downie and introduction of new Script Editor, Kate Orman who would be the first female script editor to hold the position. Ben Aaronovitch felt she was perfect to introduce fresh new ideas while also holding on to the core ideals of *Doctor Who* and keeping the darker ideas he tried to keep going. Downie was ultimately more hands off this season, as everything was winding down for him, and let Orman practically do a lot of what she wanted. So, she kept the darker tone that Aaronovitch struggled to keep with Downie. This resulted in a pretty dark season as well as a transitional one, with the current companion eventually leaving, with Claire King intending to leave at the end of the season. The stories this season include *The Eye of Harmony,* which has the reintroduction of Anthony Ainley's Master, and regenerates into Derek Jacobi at the end of the story. Then there is *Outlast* which is a barren dystopian story in addition to a hunter vs prey subplot. Then, *The Fiends of France*, and despite the silly sounding title, deals with a cult sacrificing young people so they can essentially be immortal. Then, we have *Deceit,* a story dealing with darker aspects of The Doctor, a pseudo-historical with the reintroduction of Jago and Litefoot in *Crimson,* and a murder mystery gone awry in *The Conundrum*. Finally, there is two-part serial finale dealing with the evil Time Lord, Bellator in *Lies and Deception* and *The Bells of Bellator*.

## Cast

* Paul McGann as The Doctor
* Claire King as Sierra
* Julia Ormond as Jean Marie

### Recurring

* Anthony Ainley/Derek Jacobi as The Master

Guest

* Patrick Stewart as Bellator

## Home Media

### VHS Releases

* *The Eye of Harmony* (1998)
* *Outlast/The Fiends of France (1997)*
* *Deceit* (1997)
* *Crimson* (1998)
* *The Conundrum* (1998)
* *Lies and Deception/The Bells of Bellator* (1997)
Genesis of the Cybermen

***Genesis of the Cybermen*** was the fourth serial of season 30 of *Doctor Who*. It was originally intended to be a Fifth Doctor story, but John Nathan-Turner wasn't interested. Kate Orman found the story and loved the idea, but felt it could be improved. Ben Aaronovitch agreed, so she and Marc Platt restructured a lot of aspects, and added some new ideas to make it the story we got.

## Synopsis

The Doctor and company land on early Mondas, after it split from orbit from Earth. The hopeful yet naive King Dega tries to save his species by giving them robotic enhancements, which would eventually become Cybermen.

## Cast

* Rowan Atkinson as The Doctor
* Gary Beadle as Chris Williams
* Claire King as Sierra
* TBD as King Dega
Tale of the Dullahan

***Tale of the Dullahan*** was the eleventh and twelfth episodes of season 51 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The Doctor and Joseph land in Ireland in the 1700s. Locals won’t leave their homes, are protecting the sick and people who protect them are dying with their own lives. The Doctor decides to investigate the turmoil that has been caused, while Joseph is getting an uneasy feeling about the whole situation.

## Cast

* Rufus Sewell as The Doctor
* Doug Bradley as Joseph Harding
The Day I Lived

***The Day I Lived*** was the third serial of season 33 of *Doctor Who*. Features the return of previous companion, Sierra.

## Synopsis

The Doctor, Bernice and Jean come across a bitter and angry young woman named… Sierra. She is working a boring desk job and is pretty much going nowhere in life. It’s only when the Doctor enters her life does it have some excitement. She gets embroiled in a plot in regards to a covert operation trying to track down aliens that have infiltrated Earth for their own means. The Doctor is the reason she decided to join the agency to go to different alien worlds and work undercover as an Auton, leading to her meeting his past self.

## Cast

* Paul McGann as The Doctor
* Julia Ormond as Jean Marie
* Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield
Exodus

***Exodus*** was the third serial of season 28 of *Doctor Who*. The first writing credit Terrance Dicks has gotten on *Doctor Who* since *The Five Doctors*.

## Synopsis

The pursuit of the Timewyrm leads the Doctor and Ace to London, 1951, and the Festival of Britain — a celebration of the achievements of this small country, this insignificant corner of the glorious Thousand Year Reich. Someone — or something — has been interfering with the time lines, and in order to investigate, the Doctor travels further back in time to the very dawn of the Nazi evil. In the heart of the Germany of the Third Reich, he finds that this little band of thugs and misfits did not take over half the world unaided. History must be restored to its proper course, and in his attempt to repair the time lines, the Doctor faces the most terrible dilemma he has ever known...

## Cast

* Rowan Atkinson as The Doctor
* Susannah Harker as Raine Cunningham
* Gary Beadle as Chris Williams
The Conundrum

### Featuring

Sixth Doctor, Norman Power, The Valeyard, Sara Kingdom, Katarina, Adric, and "The Silver Fist

## Release Details

### Format

3x25 minutes

***The Conundrum*** was the sixth serial of season 32 of *Doctor Who*. The title was simply *Conundrum* but was changed since the previous story was another one word title starting with C, so the 'The' was added.

## Synopsis

A killer is stalking the streets of the village of Arandale. The victims are found one each day, drained of blood. And if that seems strange, it's nothing compared to the town's inhabitants. The Doctor, Sierra and Jean think they're investigating a murder mystery. But it's all much more bizarre than that. And much more dangerous. Someone has interfered with the Doctor's past again, and he's landed in a place he knows he once destroyed. This time there can be no escape.

## Cast

* Paul McGann as The Doctor
* Claire King as Sierra
* Julia Ormond as Jean Marie
Storm Warning

***Storm Warning*** was the first serial of season 34 of *Doctor Who*. Introduced fan favorite companion, Charley Pollard.

## Synopsis

October, 1930. His Majesty's Airship, the R101, sets off on her maiden voyage to the farthest-flung reaches of the British Empire, carrying the brightest lights of the Imperial fleet. Carrying the hopes and dreams of a breathless nation. Not to mention a ruthless spy with a top-secret mission, a mysterious passenger who appears nowhere on the crew list, a would-be adventuress destined for the Singapore Hilton, an archaeologist far beyond her era, and a Time Lord from the planet Gallifrey. There's a storm coming. There's something unspeakable, something with wings, crawling across the stern. Thousands of feet high in the blackening sky, the crew of the R101 brace themselves. When the storm breaks, their lives won't be all that's at stake… The future of the galaxy will be hanging by a thread.

## Cast

* Paul McGann as The Doctor
* Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield
* India Fisher as Charley Pollard
Beyond the Eleventh Hour

***Beyond the Eleventh Hour*** was the first episode of season 47 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

After another regeneration, the brand new Doctor survives a crash-landing to Earth. However, he has little time to recover. With a mysterious crack in a little girl's wall and a missing alien prisoner, the Doctor is in for an adventure. However, with the TARDIS damaged and the sonic screwdriver destroyed, can the Doctor capture the rogue alien before its jailers burn Earth to a crisp?

## Cast

* Richard Ayoade as The Doctor
* Camilla Power as Sally Sparrow
* Peter Ferdinando as Larry Nightingale
* Nina Wadia – Dr Ramsden
* Marcello Magni – Barney Collins
* Perry Benson – Ice Cream Man
* Annette Crosbie – Mrs Angelo
* Tom Hopper – Jeff
* Arthur Cox – Mr Henderson
* Olivia Colman – Mother
* Eden Monteath – Child 1
* Merin Monteath – Child 2
* William Wilde – Prisoner Zero Voice
* David de Keyser – Atraxi Voice
Planet of the Ood

***Planet of the Ood*** was the third episode of season 46 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The Doctor takes Lucie to the Ood Sphere. There, the Doctor encounters the Ood once more, and red-eye strikes again. But what is causing it this time? He and Donna soon learn the horrible secrets kept by Ood Operations, and they discover just what mankind is capable of. Elsewhere, what is the secret Warehouse 15 holds within its walls? The Doctor arrives, and everything will change. The revolution begins.

## Cast

* Peter Capaldi as The Doctor
* Sheridan Smith as Lucie Miller
The Last Mermissian

***The Last Mermissian*** was the fifth episode of season 48 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The Doctor, Sally and Larry enter a planet where a creature named The Mermissian is the last of his kind. Unfortunately in order to ascend with his beings he must find himself a Mermissian to fall in love with but the problem is, there isn’t any. So what is a mermissian supposed to do all by his lonesome?

## Plot

The Doctor then finds a way for the Mermissian to be happy. He materializes The TARDIS around the Mermissian to his awestruck he's surprised the Tardis is bigger on the inside to the doctors reply he says "Really? I haven't really noticed" sarcastically and jokingly he sets the coordinates to Mermusa in the past. The Doctor Sally Larry and the mermissian step out to find a population filled with Mermissians. Sally questions the doctor as she thought there was no other mermissian life. The Doctor says this is Mermusa in the past. He fully steps out taking a ideal look at mermissians around him. He bumps into one mermissian which happens to be a female mermissian just like him he gives an awestruck stare holding her hand as the two walk off together as the doctor tells Sally and Larry, "Love may be forever but sometimes love won't be around no more, You need to do more than to cherish love, You need to accept love for who you truly are capable of. Every moment counts, that is if you are willing to take those steps" Sally and Larry are surprised to see The Doctor knows a thing or two about love. they ask him if he had anyone ever special in his life. The Doctor says "There was one girl but that was probably another man that time." The Doctor enters back in as the TARDIS as it materializes away. Just then a silhoutted woman is writing a letter her face isn't shown yet she grabs a hat and walks off as the note on the desk reads "Reuniting with an old friend. hopefully will be a Wild Time" -IW

## Cast

* Richard Ayoade as The Doctor
* Camilla Power as Sally Sparrow
* Peter Ferdinando as Larry Nightingale
Richard Griffiths

**Richard Thomas Griffiths** OBE (31 July 1947 – 28 March 2013) was an English actor of film, television, and stage. For his performance in the stage play The History Boys, Griffiths won much acclaim and received many awards including, a Tony Award, a Laurence Olivier Award, the Drama Desk Award and the Outer Critics Circle Award. For the 2006 film adaptation, Griffiths was nominated for the BAFTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role.

### Prior to Doctor Who

He was in consideration to portray The Eighth Doctor for Season 28. But he declined the role.

### Prior To UNIT

He portrayed Colonel Dearlove in U.N.I.T as a main antagonist in the show.

### After U.N.I.T

He went on to portray Vernon Dursley in the Harry Potter film series.
Crossroads

***Crossroads*** was the sixth episode of season 51 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The Doctor and Joseph land in Mississippi 1938. Joseph wants to meet one of his favorite Blues musicians, Robert Johnson, before he mysteriously disappeared. When the Doctor and Joseph meet him, he appears to be very skittish and scared. He thinks something is after him and that it will only end in death. Joseph wants to save him, but The Doctor warns of fixed points in time. But The Doctor does want to get to the bottom of his strange and unknown death…

## Cast

* Rufus Sewell as The Doctor
* Doug Bradley as Joseph Harding
The Doomed City

***The Doomed City*** was the third serial of season 36 of *Doctor Who*. Designed to be a filler story.

## Synopsis

The TARDIS arrives in a city that is overflowing with water. The Doctor, Bernice, and Charley are all separated from the TARDIS as it dematerializes out of danger. The Doctor and company must go up, and up, and up and hope to not be buried along with the city.

## Cast

* Paul McGann as The Doctor
* Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield
* India Fisher as Charley Pollard
Blood Harvest

***Blood Harvest*** was the serial of season 33 of *Doctor Who*. The first time Romana was featured in a story since *Warriors' Gate*.

## Synopsis

Dekker is a private eye, an honest one. But when Al Capone hires him to investigate a new joint called "Doc's", he knows this is one job he can't refuse. And just why are the Doctor and Jean selling illegal booze in a town full of murderous gangsters? Meanwhile, Bernice has been abandoned on a vampire-infested planet outside normal space. There she meets a mysterious stranger called Romanadvoratrelundar — and discovers an ancient and malevolent power, linking 1929 Chicago with a lair of immortal evil. The consequences of this story are inextricably linked to events in the Doctor's past.

## Cast

* Paul McGann as The Doctor
* Julia Ormond as Jean Marie
* Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield

### Guest

* Lalla Ward as Romana
* Alex Kingston as The New Romana
Blink

***Blink*** was the seventh serial of season 33 of *Doctor Who*. The introduction of famous villain, the Weeping Angels.

## Synopsis

In an abandoned house, the Weeping Angels wait. The only hope to stop them is a young woman named Sally Sparrow and her friend Larry Nightingale. The only catch: the Weeping Angels can move in the blink of an eye. To defeat the ruthless enemy with only a half of a conversation from the Doctor as help the one rule is this: don't turn your back, don't look away and don't blink!

## Cast

* Paul McGann as The Doctor
* Julia Ormond as Jean Marie
* Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield

### Guest

* Camilla Power as Sally Sparrow
* Peter Ferdinando as Larry Nightingale

### Trivia

This story is the first story for both Sally Sparrow and Larry Nightingale The two would eventually return to travel with The Doctor in Season 46
E=mc²

***E=mc²*** was the fourth episode of season 49 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The Doctor, Heather, Sally and Larry visit 1905 where Albert Einstein made his latest discovery only for Albert to discover there’s a bigger world out there.

## Cast

* Richard Ayoade as The Doctor
* Camilla Power as Sally Sparrow
* Peter Ferdinando as Larry Nightingale
* Ella Hunt as Heather Noble
Spirit

Spirits are a hostile mob in XaveMod.

## Appearance

Spirits are humanoid mobs. They have a pale light-blue coloration and dark blue-gray eyes. They seem to be draped in a torn garment that hangs from their arms and legs. Their legs are cut short and their torn garment hangs from them as well.

## Spawning

Spirts can spawn in the Overworld at night. They can spawn in groups of 1-3 and spawn pretty frequently.

## Behavior

Spirits are flying creatures that will instantly attack the player. They will either swoop down to hit them or wait at ground level. They move at a semi-fast pace, just about as fast as the player.

## Drops

Upon death, Spirits drop Ectoplasm. This is used for multiple recipes, most notably the Shadow Fragment recipe.

## Spawn Egg

The Spirit's Spawn Egg is obtainable in survival mode.

### Recipe

This recipe requires: Spirit DNA x2, Spirit Ectoblood x2, Spirit Sheath x4, Egg x1

## Trivia

* Spirits were the first hostile mob to be added to XaveMod
* Spirits have been in almost all of Xave's mods up to XaveMod including the original XaveCraft.
Parasitus

***Parasitus*** was the sixth serial of season 40 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

A microscopic entity embeds itself into a person’s ear while they are out jogging. They are then brought to a hospital where The Doctor, Philip and Kori have taken refuge, tracking the creature. But now, the woman is turning into a horrible creature that is being taken over by the parasite. The Doctor must figure out how to stop the parasite from spreading before it’s too late.

## Cast

* Fiona Shaw as The Doctor
* Cillian Murphy as Phillip Chandler
* Emily Watson as Dr. Korinna Foster
Planet of the Zygons

***Planet of the Zygons*** was the sixth serial of season 30 of *Doctor Who*. The first appearance of the Zygons since *Terror of the Zygons*.

## Synopsis

The Doctor and Sierra visit the Zygon planet before it is destroyed and The Doctor wrestles with fixed points in time as well as possibly saving a dastardly foe.

## Cast

* Rowan Atkinson as The Doctor
* Claire King as Sierra
The Honey Moon

***The Honey Moon*** was the twelfth episode of season 49 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Larry finally proposes to Sally. With this, they want to leave the TARDIS to get married and live a normal life. The Doctor is sad to see them go but wants them to stay around for one final adventure. This time, they will be temporarily skipping the wedding part, for the more fun part, the honeymoon. The Doctor ultimately takes them to a moon literally made out of honey. When they arrive, they of course find giant bees. Hijinks ensue.

## Cast

* Richard Ayoade as The Doctor
* Camilla Power as Sally Sparrow
* Peter Ferdinando as Larry Nightingale
* Ella Hunt as Heather Noble
Season 39

## Season 39 (2002)

**24 episodes, comprising of 10 serials, starting with *The Marian Conspiracy***

### Companions

Philip Chandler
Korinna Foster

## Series Info

### Format

24x25 minutes

**Season 39** of *Doctor Who* ran between 20 July 2002 and 14 December 2002. It starred Fiona Shaw as The Doctor, Cillian Murphy as Philip Chandler and Emily Watson as Dr. Korinna "Kori" Foster. The season opened with *The Marian Conspiracy* and ended with *The Happiest Ending*.

## Overview

This season consists of ten serials of twenty-four twenty-five minute episodes. Season 38 was incredibly divisive among fans, and some were unsure if this way of tone was right for *Doctor Who*. With this, BBC urged Steve Lanning and Lance Parkin to make the show a bit lighter and they agreed, with The Doctor still holding true to this incarnation's personality, but becoming more of The Doctor we all know and love. As well as adding another companion after Aruna's departure. Parkin thought it would be perfect to add a companion that's a psychologist so that The Doctor could sort out her issues with this regeneration, while also dealing with the issues of this Doctor. Other than that though, not many changes outside of one more serial being added to the season. The stories this season include, *The Marian Conspiracy*, a nexus event involving Dr. Korinna Foster and The Doctor going back in time to try and fix it. *The Land That Time Remembers*, another incident involving The Web of Time. *The Sandman*, folklore involving an alien race and The Doctor being an integral part of it. *The Glaring God*, the aftermath in regards to a regime from The Master. *Lanyon Moor*, the return of the Brigadier and a final battle of an ancient conflict. *My Walking Shadow*, where a being latches onto Philip and amplifies his fears and insecurities. *Arrangements for War*, the fallout of the previous serial and Kori and the Doctor's relationship being strained. *The Downfall*, a historical in regards to fixed points in time and how Philip factors into it. *A Tickle in the Grass*, microscopic organisms getting mad over their freshly cut domain being impeded upon. Finally, *The Happiest Ending*, which involves The Doctor going back to the very beginning and where all of it could've been different.

## Cast

* Fiona Shaw as The Doctor
* Cillian Murphy as Philip Chandler
* Emily Watson as Dr. Korinna "Kori" Foster
Crusade of the Cybermen

***Crusade of the Cybermen*** was the third episode of season 49 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

A group of Cybermen have crash landed in the Atlantic and taken a vessel hostage and forces them to travel to the yet unnamed America to take over the country. The Doctor sees some anachronisms in history and travels down to the Cybermen taken vessel. What he finds… is Christopher Columbus’ Santa Maria taken hostage.

## Cast

* Richard Ayoade as The Doctor
* Camilla Power as Sally Sparrow
* Peter Ferdinando as Larry Nightingale
* Ella Hunt as Heather Noble
Run

***Run*** was the first episode of season 51 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The Doctor, now newly regenerated, is with Mels, who is untrusting of The Doctor after he changed his face. They crash land on a planet where the planet’s surface is almost like a liquid, and they must keep running to stay alive. Plus, the TARDIS has sunk to the planet’s core and The Doctor must find it, while also getting chased by strange beings that can survive through the surface of the planet.

## Cast

* Rufus Sewell as The Doctor
* Nina Toussaint-White as Melody Martinez
Richard Ayoade

**Richard Ayoade** is a British actor, broadcaster, comedian, and filmmaker. He is best known for his role as socially awkward IT technician Maurice Moss in Channel 4 sitcom *The IT Crowd* (2006–2013), for which he won the 2014 BAFTA for Best Male Comedy Performance. He played The Twelfth Doctor on *Doctor Who*.

## After Doctor Who

Ayoade took over as host of the Channel 4 game show *The Crystal Maze* in 2017, following the success of a celebrity charity special revival hosted by Stephen Merchant. His style of presenting has been described as being "a more cerebral and intense version" of his *IT Crowd* character, Maurice Moss.Ayoade made a cameo appearance in the comedy sequel *Paddington 2* as a forensic investigator in 2017 and was amongst the voice cast for Vampire Weekend Ezra Koenig's animated series *Neo Yokio* in the same year. His second book, *The Grip Of Film*, was published in October 2017. Written in the perspective of clueless film fanatic Gordy LaSure, in its canon is an A-Z of films and what makes them good with footnotes by Ayoade. Beginning in late 2017, he has guest hosted a number of episodes of the panel show *Have I Got News for You*. Ayoade starred in an advertisement for HSBC in 2018, which addressed other countries' cultural impact on the United Kingdom ahead of Brexit; appearing in four more in the following years Ayoade voiced Treebor, a Stone Agecaveman, in the Aardman Animations stop-motion comedy *Early Man* (2018).

Since February 2018, Ayoade has voiced Onion, one of the title characters in the Cartoon Network animated series *Apple & Onion*. He also returned to music video directing in 2018, helming the science fiction-inspired video for The Breeders song "Spacewoman". Ayoade was featured in a supporting role as a pompous artist in both parts of Joanna Hogg's two-part drama *The Souvenir*. He lent his voice as a talking ice cream cone to the animated comedy sequel *The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part* (2019)–which also featured Noel Fielding– and the English version of the Finnish series *Moominvalley*. Ayoade provided voice work for the hit Star Wars Disney+ series *The Mandalorian* (2019) where he voiced the droid Zero in a recurring role. He also lent his voice for the animated adult fantasy sitcom *Disenchantment* (2021) on Netflix where he voiced the character Alva Gunderson.

*Ayoade on Top*, his third book published by Faber and Faber, is a tongue-in-cheek ode to the critically maligned romantic comedy *View from the Top* starring Gwyneth Paltrow.The *Financial Times* included *Ayoade on Top* in its collection of the best books of 2019 and Ayoade was ranked 33rd of the 50 best comedians of the 21st century in a 2019 list published by *The Guardian*.

In May 2020, it was announced that Ayoade would host the 2020 British Academy Television Awards, which was held behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic. He returned to host the 2021 ceremony.
Showrunners

The following is a list of **Showrunners** for *Doctor Who* and its related spin-offs.

## Doctor Who

 John Dorney | 2010-2013
 Charlie Brooker | 2014-2015
 Robert Shearman | 2016-2017
 Nicholas Briggs | 2018-2022

## Footnotes

1. ↑ While not named when he worked on the show, he is retroactively considered *Doctor Who*'s first showrunner.