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Mahova Galaxy Film and Studio

The **Mahova Galaxy Film and Studio** was a domed space station and was the location of a massive television and film studio, producing content for the Earth Empire.

## History

Operating as normal, producing films such as Help, My Husband is a Dalek!, the Mahova, as it was often shortened to, became the site of a game conducted by the Toymaker. He slowly begun to replace all prop weapons with real ones, which were extremely deadly, having manipulated young actor Rebecca to carry out the replacements for him, so he could not be implemented in the act.

Furthermore, he started to psychically meddle with people's minds and emotions, planting seeds of doubt, anxiety and worry in their minds, set to such a high degree that people were set off very easily. Whilst the first few deaths were brushed off as freak accidents, over time, as it continued to happen, the finger of blame was quickly moved around from person to person, causing a state of panic onboard the studio.

It was here that he decided to take his game to the next level - everyone who had killed someone else by accident using the weapons he planted then became one of his Toys, transported to the Toyroom to which he now had access to again. Across the studio, people vanished and the Toymaker chose that time to finally reveal himself to the Seventeenth Doctor. (TV: *Cut!*)

Stuck in a film studio caught in a state of panic and rioting, the Doctor, Teddy and Rebecca were mocked by the Toymaker for being unable to resolve the situation. However, Amy-Mae had convinced the Toys to revolt - and when the Toymaker returned to his Toyroom, they ambushed him and forced him back into N-Space, where they tore him apart. The Toys were then freed and the Toymaker disappeared. The Mahova subsequently was returned back to normal, albeit left to deal with the deaths and how to explain them to the families. (TV: *The Box of Many Tricks*)
Planet (The Initiative)

## Planet

A **planet**  was set to become the farthest human colony from Earth established in 2379.

## Characteristics

This planet was assumed to be habitable as initial analysis indicated breathable air, water, suitable land for crops to grow and decent levels of fauna. (TV: *The Initiative*)

## History

This planet was chosen by the Alliance for the establishment of a colony due to its suitability in regards to being the furthest habitable planet that they could reasonably travel to at that point in history - wanting to test the extremites of what the Alliance was capable of. An organisation of humans and other races allied to the Alliance was chosen to travel to this colony.

The Twentieth Doctor and Drelick caught wind of this scheme and decided to join in order to make sure that it went well. They split up; the Doctor assisting the leaders and technicians in making sure that their ship was capable of faster-than-light travel and Drelick leading a team in picking up the final component necessary for the project.

However, the Judoon obstructed this mission as they believed that humanity - and indeed the Alliance as a whole - did not have the clearance or authority to leave the Milky Way. It took lengthy convincing and explaining that their mission was for the greater good from Drelick before the Judoon changed their minds, allowing the mission to go ahead. (TV: *The Initiative*)
Major (The Fallen War)

An unnamed Comparian was a **Major** of the Alae Republic Army during the Fallen War, a mass-scale conflict between the Alae Republic and the Fallen.

## Biography

The Major worked under General Azana during the later years of the war and was positioned at the Republic's headquarters stationed in the middle of the city Vallaly. After Netzer had introduced the Fourteenth Doctor to Azana, the Major informed her that Fallen warships were entering Vallaly airspace, landing on the other side of the river. He believed them to be marching over the bridges to reach the city. Furthermore, the medical ship that fled the base that the Doctor and Netzer came from had been shot down. This horrified the Doctor, who called for a rescue party to be sent immediately, but Azana ignored her and told the Major to leave and join his squadron to prepare for battle. He complied, making his way to a barricade set up at one of the bridges. From there, he watched as the Fallen marched ever forwards. (TV: *The Fallen War*)

As soon as the Fallen opened fire, the Major dived behind a barrier and joined his troops in their attack back against them, however, they were forced to retreat as the Fallen managed to overwhelm the Republic soldiers and the Major was soon killed by them. (TV: *The Republic Falls*)
Luna Feng

**Luna Feng** was a companion of the Seventeenth Doctor.

## Personality

Luna was cheerfully optimistic, fast talking, altruistic, warm, easy to talk and chipper. Sometimes, though, this manifested as being too eager to please, often without actually realising. Whilst maybe not as quicksilver as Taylor or the Doctor, she was a much needed mediator for the two, often having to point out details and cases that they missed in their attempts to show off and or quickly rush through.

This can often be a source of pride for her, yet never actually shows off, always wanting to do right by her friends. A sci-fi and fantasy nerd, she was constantly open to new ideas and able to adapt to new situations with ease, but wasn't afraid to challenge anything that she deemed wrong straightaway.
Murtha

## Planet

**Murtha** was a human colony planet which existed within the 5600s, that unwillingly became host to the release of a dangerous virus and near total collapse of civilisation.

## Characteristics

An otherwise unremarkable planet, Murtha was known for possessing a machine which regulated the atmosphere; being able to release medicine into the air, make it rain or snow and used the power of both the clouds and the sun to turn the planet into one massive time zone. One of its cities was Borel, which was located near the observatory that housed the atmospheric influence machine. (TV: *Apocalypse, Now!*)

## History

The Murtha colony was established around 300 years before the 5600s, mainly as a trial run location for the atmospheric influence machine. It proved to be a great success, but the company which produced them later found out that they never quite worked the same on other planets that set up their own version.

Tev and Veg arrived in 5615. As part of a money-making scheme, they constructed 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.

Murtha was chosen for many reasons; its population was significantly large, it was technologically advanced so that the civilians wouldn't assume "witchcraft" or misunderstand Tev and Veg's arrival - but most importantly, the atmospheric influence machine made the distribution of the virus much more easier. 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.

They also used 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. (TV: *Apocalypse, Now!*)

The Undead were left to run wild for a few weeks, before the Mentors finally made their move. However, they severely underestimated the Undead's capabilities as they managed to easily swarm departing evacuation ships and cause them to crash back down to the ground. Not wanting to give up however, the Mentors tried to impede Inayah Hanson - who had travelled to the observatory from Borel city alongside some other survivors, including the Twenty-First Doctor and Ruben Gomez - from perfecting her cure and releasing it into the atmosphere, attempting to sabotage her equipment and block testing.

Nevertheless, they ultimately failed to do so and the cure was sent out; killing all the Undead once again and preventing any more reanimations. Murtha was left shattered and scarred, but the survivors vowed to rebuild. (TV: *The Devil You Know*)
Planet (Blooding)

## Planet

A **planet** was the site of a resource war after being mined out by humans.

## Characteristics

An vast ocean planet, the planet was rich with resources and possessed many tiny islands that were typically unremarkable, but suffered from intense and violent winds. All life on the planet existed in the sea. No flora was present. (TV: *Blooding*)

## History

As humanity expanded its space empire, it arrived on this planet after a survey indicated that it was rich in resources that the humans required for continued expansion; however after landing troops and mining equipment there, an alien species who was also in need of these resources arrived and they wagered war against each other for control of the planet.

A young soldier witnessed the many atrocities that the humans inflicted onto this alien race - and sent out a distress signal into the universe; wanting to both escape and present evidence to a tribunal for justice to be served. A signal picked up by the TARDIS...
(TV: *Blooding*)
Melri

**Melri** was the last surviving member of the Aremh species, native to the Amitu System.

## Biography

By total coincidence, they happened to begin their pilgrimage to the Shravana on Kamdo mere days before the event that wiped out the species. The Shravana's ability to duplicate and extend emotional radiance from the outside world allowed Melri the vague feeling that something had gone wrong in the Amitu system, and as a result they elected to remain with the Shravana until they became aware that it was a good idea to return home. This message never came, and Melri remained in a trance, sustained by the Shravana, for billions of years.

In the year 8,185,116, the Seventeenth Doctor, after being forced to the planet Kamdo by Space Pirates, encountered Melri. They were unaware that they had simply missed the billions of years since their species's extinction, and upon learning of it decided to remain with the Shravana for eternity - being an object of archaeological significance "didn't appeal" to them. (TV: *All Hail the Sky Demon*)
Marno Catiry

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

## Biography

Tensions began to grow between Marno and the agency as he was constantly reprimanded for slacking off on the job and stealing equipment from its headquarters, which he justified with his hatred of Kylita Strali, the current leader of the agency and the way that she ran the organisation. Kylita had only been recently appointed at the position and pushed the agency into a more pacifist approach to situations, which Marno disagreed with, believing it made the agency look weak and unwilling to make the hard choices.

Becoming ever more disgruntled with the agency, Marno started to secretly cultivate his own squad of rogue agents, made up of highly trained soldiers and scientists who were sympathetic to him and his cause and agreed with his dissatifisation with current leadership. With this squad, Marno designed a plan to force Kylita out of leadership, either by resigning out of shame or being fired by agency higher-ups.

Eventually, Marno enacted out his plan on the day that the Seventeenth Doctor, alongside his companions Teddy, Amy-Mae and Xavier arrived in Vallaly. Having his team distract the majority of active agents that were inside the headquarters, Marno sneaked into the prisoner containment zone and opened every single cell, allowing for all the prisoners to escape. His plan was to allow the prisoners escape the facility before any agent noticed and let them wreak havoc on the city, before he and his squad would come in and save the day, highlighting how Kylita's pacifist approach was ineffective and from his perspective, hopefully force her out.

However, Marno was caught in the act by Jurzell Tamnol who raised the alarm. Marno panicked in the moment and relayed a message to his squad telling them to join the escaped prisoners in their fight against the other agents, whilst he hid away, climbing through the vents as the facility was thrown into lockdown. As his squad tried to clear out all the surviving agents in a desperate attempt to get the prisoners outside, an attempt made harder with the lockdown, Marno reached the transformer room and hacked into the facility's computer systems in order to break the lockdown, isolating the systems to the transformer room so they could not be used elsewhere in the facility.

Before long, though, he was located by the Doctor and his companions, who had been working with agents in order to locate him, his identity highlighted by Jurzell. Marno attempted to flee, but was wrestled down to the ground by Straron Goretti and dragged into a cell, where he was to be held until trial. Marno's plan ultimately failed after the prisoners were forced back into their cells using a recall signal. As for the rest of his squad, they had either been killed or handed themselves when they realised they lost, although two managed to successfully escape. (TV: *Containment Breach*)
Naunet

**Naunet** was an Egyptian florist from the year 2261 B.C.

## Biography

Carrying out her day-to-day life as a florist, Naunet one day came across two pods having landed near her house. Believing them to be some form of blessing from the Sun God Ra, she returned them back to her home, and began to nurse them within a plot of land in the back of her settlement. However, the plants turned out to be Krynoid pods - which quickly expanded and grew in the heat, and soon began spreading across Memphis.

Horrified at the destruction that she had accidentally caused, Naunet teamed up with the Fourteenth Doctor and Sandra Parry to destroy the Krynoids by dousing the infected hosts in a makeshift pesticide created by the Doctor and Naunet. (TV: *Curse of the Krynoid*)
Ohila

**Ohila** was the High Priestess of the Sisterhood of Karn and was active during the Last Great Time War and in its aftermath.

## Biography

As the Klucuin converged on the Capitol on Gallifrey,the Fourteenth Doctor and Elias Danielsen travelled to Karn where they found Ohila and enlisted her help in using ancient magic of which the Sisterhood specialised in; which they believed could help against the Klucuin who were well versed in elemental magic themselves. It was thought that this could push back and contain the Klucuin.

However, they found their efforts to be futile and once the Klucuin managed to implant the Shevek Cro'taq into the Eye of Harmony at the Temple of Atropos, the Elemental Universe was born. (TV: *Birthright of the Klucuin*)
Christopher Davis

**Christopher Davis** was a man who ran an orphanage in 1950s Pasadena and fell in league with an alien species known as the Doll Makers.

## Biography

Christopher set up and ran an orphanage alongside his wife, but eventually she passed on and he found himself now a widow. To cope, he took up doll making as a hobby, building up a collection. In the 1950s, he met a number of Doll Makers who had broke off from slavery and fled to Earth.

They befriended him and kept him company, before striking a deal - helping him convert children into dolls for his collection, in exchange for kids to be lured into their spaceship which sat cloaked a few miles out from the orphanage, using them to re-power the ship.

Accidentally arriving in Pasadena a few decades too early whilst trying to get her companions Alec and Constance O'Conor for a home visit, the Sixteenth Doctor caught wind of this plot and promptly put an end to it - getting the orphanage closed, the girls living inside moved to a safer place and Christopher arrested.
(TV: *The Girl with the Porcelain Skin*)
Mlerki

The **Mlerki** was a species that resembled a hybrid between giant Earth Monkeys and Spiders. (TV: *The Great Web of Sacramento*)

## Biology

The Mlerki were divided into two sub-species, the first of which were the Drones which merely looked like regular Earth Howler Monkeys but standing at between 5'11" and 6'3" and possessing eight eyes instead of just two.

The second was the Queen who resembled a more typical spider but standing at 10 feet and the upper torso of a Drone. (TV: *The Great Web of Sacramento*)
Marko Strickland

**Marko Strickland** was the host of the Alae Night Talk Show, a TV show made compulsory to watch by "the Squid" in order to indoctrinate the civilians of the Alae Republic to ignore all sudden disappearances and odd happenings.

## Biography

In 9054, Lexi Tuno was a guest on the Show and underwent an interview conducted by Marko. At first, the interview went as planned but over time, Lexi soon became affected by the Fifteenth Doctor's counter messaging that she had begun to secretly add to the program and eventually snapped, ranting about how blind the population of the planet was. Marko called for security and Lexi was dragged off set before the program ended.

The next day, Marko apologised for Lexi's outburst and claimed that she had undergone "classical conditioning". Playing footage of Lexi flying for the Corps, the show was then interrupted by a transmission from the Doctor who urged the population to consider why viewing of the show was compulsory, as well as why a simple chat show should be announcing the news and criticises them for not asking these questions. The Doctor then turned off the broadcast, leaving Marko sitting at his desk stunned before he ended the show.

Another day went by and Marko opened the show by proclaiming that he was simply “the Host” now and made vague references to Parliament deciding the people cannot be trusted with names anymore, ‘lest they be inspired to revolt'. He introduced his next guest, a woman who brought on her pet dog, who was now apparently speaking to her. Marko put the dog on his desk and encouraged him to speak, but the dog remained silent for a while. Marko then lightly mocked the woman for thinking the dog could talk, which prompted the dog to start screaming about how he used to be Comparian before he broke free of what he called “the message” and Parliament punished him for it with a brain transplant. The dog then ran off and was shot backstage. Whilst the woman was unconcerned, Marko was in disbelief.

On his last day on the show, Marko just sat at his desk, staring at the camera blankly before he put his head in his hands and sighed. Someone rushed onset and began to wheel him away just as the show cut to black. His successor would later apologise for Marko's behaviour, such as Marko had done for Lexi, but made no references to any form of "classical conditioning". (TV: *No Cause for Concern*)
Nineteenth Doctor

## Canon

*"Hello. Woah, that is as pale as pale gets. I could be a canvas! I like the hair though and the eyes, that's different. What do you think? How do I look?"*
―The Nineteenth Doctor to her companions, post regeneration, *The Operation of Time: Part Two*

Rational to a point, bound to her conscientiousness with a strong preference for foresight, the **Nineteenth Doctor** was born from her predecessor's final stand against the Daleks and originally travelled with his last companions; Orla Adair, Tamara Kendall and Alexis Frye.

## Personality

Due to the nature upon which she regenerated, the Nineteenth Doctor was far more cautious than previous incarnations, not keen to take a risk until she was certain of all outcomes. Prone to bouts of paranoia and somewhat traumatised; the Doctor was significantly more weary, constantly exhausted by her travels. Despite this, she didn't let her friends in on it - even though it was perfectly clear from her manner. With all this in mind, the Doctor still maintained her role as a protector, wanting to save everyone, despite knowing that it wasn’t always possible.

The Doctor was acutely aware of the consequences that came with friendship and that there was always pain at the end of the journey; but did not allow herself to use that as a reason to keep them at arm's length. Building on the skills of her predecessor, the Doctor was very hands-on, taking great joy in fashioning items to use and could often be found tinkering in her workshop inside of the TARDIS. The Doctor was also quite sage, always willing to give advice to her friends when they needed it and openly promoted communication between her TARDIS team, disliking any form of conflict and bickering that could easily be resolved with a conversation.

A dark side lied beneath the surface; years of being manipulated and betrayed made her somewhat cynical and mistrustful, even vengeful. She was far less forgiving than her predecessor - who strived to see the best in all people - even those who seemed far beyond redemption. She was unwilling to give her foes more than a single chance, that if they did not take her up on, would face the consequences of her wrath.

## Appearance

The Nineteenth Doctor resembled a woman in her late thirties, possessing lightly-coloured skin, long black hair - which she would alter between leaving down or tying into a ponytail - and something that the Doctor noticed she now had for the first time, heterochromia in her eyes, with one of them being blue and the other green.

### Clothing

The Doctor's main outfit was rather similar to her predecessor, dressed in a suit and shirt. However, what differed was her choice in colours; instead choosing a purple-brown jacket and waistcoat - the latter of which was kept buttoned up - and a black dress shirt.
New Series Adventures

The **New Series Adventures** is a banner where which the novels published by BBC Books, featuring the Eighteenth Doctor and his companions have been collected under. The novels were released before each new Eighteenth Doctor series, those being Series 20, 21 and 22.

## Novels

### Series 20

 5
 6

### Series 21

 **Wave Four** | *Ignorant Bliss* • *Your Precious Empire* • *Murder on the Starliner 6-Trevv-3*
List of Doctor Who writers

This is a **list of *Doctor Who* television writers**. It is sortable by a number of different criteria, but defaults to ascending alphabetical order by the writer's last name.

Information on this list is accurate from Series 1 all the way to Series 44, but only counts mainline *Doctor Who* - not including *Class*, *Torchwood: Phoenix Rising* or mediums such as prose, comic and audio. The total story count includes untitled episodes in unreleased series where a writer has their credit noted down, but these will not be a part of any other columns.
Mayor (From Out The Ashes)

An unnamed humanoid was **the Mayor** of the small planet St Eden in the year 700,003 when the planet came under attack by a species from another universe known as the Nikta. Despite Mayors' jobs being to govern towns and cities, rather than entire planets, the Mayor justified her title to Amy-Mae who questioned it by stating that all St Eden had was a sole settlement.

## Biography

The Mayor was present at the arrival of the Seventeenth Doctor, Teddy and Amy-Mae who had materalised right outside of her city hall just before Nikta ships filled the skies - believing the TARDIS to be the craft of the object they were hunting - and begun their attack on the planet, claiming that they were searching for "the Object" - using fire to cleanse out their opponents. After searching this object before the Nikta could find it and realising that St Eden simply did not hold host to it, the Doctor and Mayor managed to convince them that their attack was pointless and thus they left. Afterwards, just as the Doctor and his companions were to depart, the Mayor gave the Doctor a distress beacon that she would activate if the Nikta ever return, not believing them to be gone forever. (TV: *From Out The Ashes*)

A year later, the Mayor activated the beacon after the Nikta begun another attack with the Doctor arriving with new companion, Xavier. Although confused over the lack of Teddy and Amy-Mae, the Mayor followed the two in their confrontation at the Nikta, where they revealed the truth behind their species - they came from another universe and Xavier himself was a Nikta, a special one at that. After being thrown across the settlement alongside the Doctor when the Nikta kidnapped Xavier, the Mayor later betrayed the Doctor after they started gathering together a rescue group of St Eden residents in an attempt to search and find Xavier, revealing that she had created a deal with the Nikta before he had arrived to become Nikta herself so long as she created entertainment for them by having the Doctor run around in a panic. When the Nikta arrived at their location, they complied and the Mayor became Nikta. However, distracted by the Mayor’s conversion, the Doctor and the residents escaped.

Joining in with the Nikta's attack, the Mayor was later killed when the Doctor set the Nikta's universe destroying device to destroy Nikta instead, exploding without warning. (TV: *The Universe That Came Crashing Down*)
Nixios Council

The **Nixios Council** were a part of a gestalt, supernatural species native to the world Nixios.

## History

They were known to be uncharacteristically hostile towards any and all forms of people who entered orbit around their own world, preferring to be left isolated within their own civilisation buried miles beneath the surface. They could be seen as an almost god-like kind to some, possessing various unorthodox abilities. According to the Fifteenth Doctor, they were one of many species belonging to the Pantheon of the Great Old Ones.

In the year 4077, the Doctor was surprised to learn that a human colony had settled on the Nixios Council's home world and were collaborating with one another. This positive realisation was short-lived however, after the Doctor unearthed that both the Council and governmental figures of the sparsely populated community had forged an agreement to allow them refuge within their bodies, thus prolonging their lifespans so they could outlive the 'cattle' which lived outside of the over-city.

The Doctor and Michelle Moore later prevented their plot after drawing the Nixios out of their hosts. It was already too late for the humans, whose bodies, soon after, crumbled into dust. (TV: *The Abominable Spirits of Winter*, *The Eternal Legacy*)
Planet (Four Short Films)

## Planet

A **planet** was manipulated and controlled by a mysterious psychic being, known simply as the Mind Parasite.

## Characteristics

After a devastating war, the planet was left as a metal and concrete wasteland; the dangers of which were exacerbated by two scorching hot suns that hardly favoured nor encouraged the growth of new flora. With the help of the Mind Paradise, the planet grew into a peaceful, economically flourishing society.

Far into the future, the planet ultimately died and became a barren wasteland once more, this time for good. (TV: *Four Short Films*)

## History

The Mind Parasite was found by a young boy who noticed its pink glow within the shadows, where it used its psychic powers to influence him into picking it up and taking it home with him; whispering that he should go on adventures and dares. As the boy grew older, the Mind Parasite continued to influence him, leading him to create a business where clones of the Mind Parasite were mass produced; which lasted for thousands of years. The Mind Parasite influenced whatever CEO was currently in power and amassed an army of clones; using its psychic powers to have the population bring them into their homes. The business was extremely successful and its economic success meant the planet was able to restore itself from ruin.

Nevertheless, the Mind Parasite was still stuck on the planet and so eventually managed to use its energy to force an emergency landing for the Doctor’s TARDIS. The Twenty-Fourth Doctor and Anna Delgado were amazed to find this peaceful society where seashells were seemingly everywhere. The shells conducted all the labour intensive tasks which kept the population permanently in leisure; advertised as willing servants but in reality, they were using the time to train themselves psychically.

The Mind Parasite planned to use the TARDIS - or whatever time machine it could've gotten its hands on - to break into the void where its original brethren existed and bring them into real space; where they would inhabit the clones, murder the entire population, take control of the planet and expand their influence as far as they wanted. The Mind Parasite was extremely egotistical and would often rant in public about its plans to kill everyone, but its psychic powers prevented anyone from noticing - or caring.

It tried to control the Doctor which she realised it was trying to do the moment it attempted to manipulate her psychically, but she played along, taking it into the TARDIS and dematerialising away. However, she tricked it and opened the TARDIS doors, sending it flying into the Time Vortex where she hoped it would be lost forever.

She returned to the planet to sort things out and get rid of the clones, waking the people up to what had happened - and so did the Mind Parasite, eventually, but it arrived in the distant future when the planet had long since died. The Doctor came back and took it away, leaving the planet in the dust for good. (TV: *Four Short Films*)
Paradox Life (TV story)

***Paradox Life*** was the ninth episode of Series 30 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Stately manors exist on other planets; don’t you know?

The Doctor takes Kane and Ruben to Kierran Leach’s Manor, hidden in the woods, to attend the opening gala of Leach’s latest - and proudest - invention, a massive star map located in the upper levels of the Manor, making use of an immense database, spanning hundreds of galaxies. Just stand on the hoverpad and you can travel amongst the stars, all with a personal computer by your side to guide your way. And soon, as Leach promises, the map is to become commercialised - meaning anyone can have their very own map - granted that they have a large enough room to project the hologram in, of course.

But then, the gala is attended by two women. Well, in actuality, only one woman. A woman filled with resentment towards Leach for creating the map, which allowed alien armies to change history by tracking down, invading and destroying her planet. And her future self, filled with regret for what she did and understanding it had never been Leach’s fault.

But what can the Doctor do when she’s faced with an impossible dilemma - prevent the woman’s attempts at stopping her past self killing Leach or let it happen to prevent an invasion that should never have happened? Either way, a paradox that she’ll never be able to control just seems inevitable...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Diane Morgan
* Kane Solace - Jamie Bell
* Ruben Gomez - Manny Jacinto
* Kierran Leach - TBC
* Kelly Wilson - Dakota Johnson
* Kelly Wilson - Gillian Anderson

## Crew

* Writer - Natalie Robyn
* Director - Bryce Dallas Howard
Movi Phticia

**Movi Phticia** was a Catalast soldier from the Fallen War and a victim of the Devil's Handmaids.

## Biography

Joining the Republic army at the Battle of Rocburn against the Fallen on the planet Arkha, Movi was a ground soldier making his way across the city wasteland when his squadron was attacked by Fallen airships. The soldiers fell back into a ditch to hide, before his commanding officer decided to scout ahead to see if she could spot any further danger.

It was then that Movi spotted a Fallen ship about to open fire on the officer and charged to push her out of the way, when the Devil's Handmaids chose that moment to kidnap him out of time and wipe his memory of what he had just been doing.

Movi was transported to an andromedan asteroid alongside Vasili Biakont, a human soldier from the Fourth Russo-Lithuanian War. The two were originally unable to communicate with each other, a intergalactic and temporal language barrier being between them - which nearly led to Vasili freaking out at the sight of Movi's alien nature and attacking him. However, the Fourteenth Doctor and Fleur soon arrived on the asteroid and the barrier was cleared by the Doctor who shared with them the gift of the TARDIS translation matrix.

With the Doctor and Fleur confused at the presence of Vasili and Movi on the asteroid, they decided to investigate and soon came across the Handmaid Leader. As Vasili secretly followed the Doctor and Fleur, Movi wandered around and found numerous bodies of people that the Handmaids had kidnapped beforehand. After Vasili was killed by the Handmaids, Movi worked with the Doctor and Fleur to end the Handmaids' reign of terror, destroying their methods of time travel which stranded them on the asteroid - but not without taking one for themselves to safely get Movi back to the war in time to save the officer.

After the war had concluded a few years later, Movi met the Doctor and Fleur in a park in the middle of Vallaly and enjoyed a day in their company. It was then that he explained to them that the officer he saved later went on to successfully lead part of the charge against the Fallen's Alpha base towards the end of the war, which led to the Republic's ultimate victory against the Fallen. (TV: *The Nature of Sacrifice*)
Nectar of the Gods (TV story)

***Nectar of the Gods*** was the second episode of Series 14 of *Doctor Who*.

This episode introduced Leo Darius-Alesandro as portrayed by Bill Milner as the Sixteenth Doctor's new companion.

## Synopsis

62 BC - Leo, a young Epicurean living in the stifling climate of Athens, has unearthed something - a gift from the gods above, perhaps? No. A ridiculous notion. Gods don’t gift mortals. That’s what they’d want you to believe, anyway. Fortune seems to be greatly increasing in Athens. First, it had started with no dying crops.

No deaths. No feuds.

Until it escalated; and now there appears to be a rumour spreading across the ancient city like wildfire. Soothsayers claim to foresee a figure in their dreams, infecting their thoughts.

A figure with a blue box.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Celia Imrie
* Violet Blackwell - Lydia West
* Leo Darius-Alesandro - Bill Milner

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Lee Haven Jones

## Story Notes

* A working title for this episode was *The Gift of the Gods*.

 **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*
Lies To Tell Yourself (TV story)

*"Wrong co-ordinates. Sorry, I think we missed a town. Nevermind. I think we missed an entire planet. Earth again."*
―The Twenty-First Doctor to Kane Solace

***Lies To Tell Yourself*** was the fifth episode of Series 29 of *Doctor Who*. It was the first part of a two-part story, followed by *Buried Memories*.

## Synopsis

January the 1st, 2009.

Today is the beginning of a new year. We're one step closer to approaching a new decade. A decade which will bring hope to the human population. For 4 years, we've had countless interactions with... those from beyond the stars. I didn't believe it at first. None of us did. It was a Sci-Fi fanatics dream; contact from alien life! At least it was a dream scenario for the first occurrence anyway, because now we cower in fear. Trapped inside our own homes, praying for salvation...

February the 1st, 2009.

It's been a month. Everything seems to be fine... the calm before the storm, as they'd say. Well, everything is fine except for me. I don't have long left now. They'll be coming for me, and if you're reading this, you'll be next. Stay safe, I'm begging you.

Torchwood are coming.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Diane Morgan
* Kane Solace - Jamie Bell
* Gwen Cooper - Eve Myles
* Owen Harper - Burn Gorman
* Toshiko Sato - Naoko Mori
* Dylan Gray - Gerran Howell

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Matt Shakman
Lost in the Echo (TV story)

***Lost in the Echo*** was the eighth episode of Series 41 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

In a quiet town resting against a mountain range that's lined with various mysterious caves, there have been many disappearances dotted across town... and it's starting to cause concern to the citizens. Upon arrival, the Doctor and Anna soon find out about a certain cave in the mountains that no one knows what it contains.

According to witnesses, if someone walks into the cave, they never walk back out again. It may seem like a typical missing persons case, but there is almost certainly something sinister lurking in the shadows. The Doctor suggests that the cave may lead to a pocket dimension and if so, who is the creature hiding inside and what does it want? And can the Doctor retrieve the missing people from the cave? Or will they die within the pocket dimension, never to be seen again..?

## Cast

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

## Crew

* Writer - Sofia Fox
* Director - Jennifer Perrott

## Story Notes

* The story was titled after the Linkin Park song, *Lost in the Echo*, which is one of Fox's favourite songs.

 **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*
Miss Quill

**Miss Andrea Quill** or **Andra'ath** was the last of the Quill as well as a Physics Teacher at Coal Hill Academy.

## Personality

Miss Quill could often be incredibly blunt and spiky, especially towards humans and particularly to the well-meaning Amodeus Cocker who she called "blinder than a Queen Bat from Androzani", after he questioned if she was pregnant. (TV: *A Long Night*)

However, Quill was not as cruel as she seemed to make out, as she had developed a strong relationship with Tanya Adeola and began to take the form of a surrogate mother to her; continuing to teach her how to defend herself, whilst Tanya in return, helped Quill to prepare for motherhood. (TV: *Field Trip to the Unknown*)
Planet (I Am The Doctor)

## Planet

A **planet** was chosen by the Seventeenth Doctor and Jayanna IX to be the new home for the amnesiac Roki XIII, who had undergone his twelfth and final regeneration after his death at the hands of the Moonmen, his own creation who had spiralled out of control.

## Characteristics

A small human colony, the planet was lightly forested with a constant, gentle breeze and landscape. Jayanna believed it was a good place for people to retire indefinitely to. (TV: *I Am The Doctor*)
Krampus

**Krampus** was a horned, anthropomorphic figure, in Alpine folklore, who during the Christmas season scares children who have misbehaved, assisting Saint Nicholas.

The pair visit children on the night of the 5th December, with Saint Nicholas rewarding the well-behaved children with modest gifts such as oranges, dried fruit, walnuts and chocolate, whilst the badly behaved ones only receive punishment from Krampus with birch rods or coal.

## History

Swearing revenge on Santa Claus for dominating the public's view on Christmas, Krampus went back in time and wiped Christmas from everybody’s memories, including famous poem "The Night Before Christmas" in 1823, which prevented the popular image of Santa as a fat man with white beard and red suit from ever gaining traction. Krampus also raised an army of Imps to do his bidding, punishing naughty children around the time Christmas would normally be celebrated.

The Sixteenth Doctor first noticed something was wrong when she visited a bar in Bristol on Christmas Day, 2036; where she found no one celebrating - or even remembering - the holiday. Having caught the attention of local bartender, Fiona Wellington, the two travelled back through time in order to find the nexus point of Christmas' erasure. Eventually, they traced Krampus to Quedlinburg, Germany in 1823, some time after it had erased "The Night Before Christmas""The Night Before Christmas" from history. It used its Imps to imprison them in their own dimension, but the two were able to break free after some effort.

They then confronted Krampus, and after a battle with it, managed to banish it back to where he came from using the words of Saint Nick, his mortal enemy. This caused history to snap back to normal and Christmas was restored. However, this was not the end of Krampus, who was still at large and planned to terrorise families for years to come, every Christmas - a fact that shocked Fiona, almost believing that all their work was for nothing, something that the Doctor merely shrugged off. And as if Krampus knew, once Fiona was home and went to bed, it appeared as a faint silhouette by her window and unveiled its hood, to reveal its face once again... (TV: *The Christmas That Never Happened*)
Mark Tonderai

**Mark Tonderai** is a Hugo Award-Nominated director (born 16 July 1974) who directed two episodes of *Doctor Who* Series 17.

He is also known for directing an episode of *Lucifer*, *Black Lightning* as well as 4 episodes of fellow DC show, *Gotham.* Tonderai is also responsible for 2 episodes of the Horror-Fantasy show, *Locke and Key*.

## Credits

### Seventeenth Doctor

#### Series 17

* *The Gaseous Expansion*
* *The Spartan Solution*
Out of Control (TV story)

**The Scourge** was the second in a duology of minisodes released in the build-up for Series 22. This minisode featured Orla Adair and Tamara Kendall during the immediate aftermath of *The Operation of Time: Part Two*.

## Synopsis

Separated from the others, Orla and Tamara find themselves trapped inside a TARDIS that can't go anywhere, but soon come to realise that they're perhaps not as alone as they originally assumed to be...

## Plot

The doors to the TARDIS slam shut as Orla Adair and Tamara Kendall are thrown backwards into the console room, knocking the wind out of them. Orla struggles against the force being pressed against them and edges her way to the console, as the cloister bell rings out. She begins operating what she can as Tamara manages to pull herself up to the console.

Tamara asks what just happened, to which Orla admits she doesn’t know, stating that the Doctor never had the chance to explain - tripping up on her new pronouns in the meantime. She tells Tamara to flick a switch, as she begs for the TARDIS to work with her. A lever moves by itself, which she slams down before grabbing a small item on the console and wiggles it around.

However, she’s quickly interrupted by a blast of fire exploding from out the control panel, which sends her flying. Flames erupt out of the Time Rotor as Orla realises whatever is going on is too much for the TARDIS to handle.

A voice then whispers behind them, calling out their name; causing the two to turn out in surprise at what they just heard. Orla jumps back to the console, pulling a control down which lulls the TARDIS down. She tells Tamara to hold down two buttons as she rapidly types at a keyboard, but more fire explodes out and the cloister bell rings again.

Orla warns Tamara to get out of the console room as it’s soon to blow, following her once she’s done with the commands. They barrel into the corridor, slamming the door shut behind them. Now stuck in the dark, they head off to find the source of the voice...

## Cast

* Orla Adair - Hannah John-Kamen
* Tamara Kendall - Maya Hawke

## Story notes

 **Series 24** | Regular Episodes | *The Life and Times of Nimueh Sheehy*
Mutation (Planet TARDIS)

A host of **Spatio-Temporal Mutations** were born alongside the creation of Planet TARDIS, but unlike their fellow natives, the Tardisites, the mutations failed to properly establish themselves in reality.

## Biology

Built from the Seventeenth Doctor and Jayanna IX's memories, the mutations resembled twisted, mutated and deformed versions of enemies that the two had faced in their past. The closer one got to the core, the stronger and more recent the mutations became. The mutations were hostile and actively tried to prevent the two from progressing any further.

Echoes of the Doctor and Jayanna could also be found, with those closest to the core remembering their final moments and those farthest having not even faced the Skithra together. However, these specific echoes were not hostile and instead, assisted the two Time Lords on their journey to the core. (TV: *Planet TARDIS*)

## History

After Planet TARDIS was created following the Doctor and Jayanna's TARDISes crashing during a race, the mutations were born alongside the Tardisites. However, with the Tardisites living on the surface as they worshipped the Doctor and Jayanna as deities, the mutations instead thrived inside the various underground tunnels that led to the core as they flickered in and out of being, desperate to gain a foothold into reality.

After the Doctor and Jayanna were finally reborn after millions of years, the mutations met their creations as they begun travelling underground in order to reach the planet's core in an attempt to save their TARDISes. The mutations went wild, attacking the two on sight, but ultimately did not stop them from reaching their target destination.

To ensure the survival of the planet and the Tardisites after leaving, the Doctor successfully transferred the energy holding the echoes, mutations and tunnels in place into the planet's mineral-rich underground, melting it down into a molten core strong enough to sustain its gravity. This meant that the mutations could no longer sustain themselves, and therefore, they ceased to exist. (TV: *Planet TARDIS*)
Matteusz Andrzejewski

**Matteusz Andrzejewski** or simply, **Matteusz** to his friends was a student at Coal Hill Academy who became homeless after the genocide of the Shadow Kin.

## Personality

Matteusz was softly-spoken and abhored violence of any kind; a devout pacifist - which put him at odds with Charlie when the latter used the Cabinet of Souls to wipe out the Shadow-Kin. Loyal to his beliefs, Matteusz returned home immediately afterwards and packed his bags, leaving before Charlie could get back. (TV: *A Long Night*)

Although angry at Charlie for his actions, Matteusz later admitted, however, that he still loved him and that was what made things so difficultm because being away from him still hurtm but until Charlie accepted that what he had done was wrong, Matteusz refused to forgive him. (TV: *Lunch Time*)

Protective of his friends as well as Charlie, Matteusz offered to sacrifice himself for the others first when given the task by the Governors after the Coal Hill Defenders were locked in a room, having to choose which one of them died. (TV: *For Whom the Bell Tolls*)