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The Clockmaker (novel)

*"Typical, you promise us a holiday and we end up tied together with a bomb ticking next to us."*
―Damien Barrella to the Eighteenth Doctor

***The Clockmaker*** was the first novel of the New Series Adventures.

## Synopsis

Budapest, 1689.

In the poverty-stricken streets which infest the surrounding areas of the Buda Castle, a peculiar individual walks amongst the lowly populace. An individual who seems to stretch far beyond the limits of normality, and with an advanced knowledge of clockmaking than any ordinary Clockmaker of that particular period. Surely it's just a coincidence however, is it not?

Budapest, 2027.

The Doctor promises his two companions Ruby and Damien a holiday in light of all the chaotic occurrences happening, before he's swiftly diverted on to a call from UNIT to investigate strange happenings in the Budapest National Museum of Fine Art - and what he finds within a cordoned off exhibit is far from 'Fine Art'...

If the Doctor doesn't sort out this grave error, the entirety of time may very well be in danger - but how can he resolve it without his TARDIS?

## Characters

* Eighteenth Doctor
* Ruby Barrella
* Damien Barrella
* The Clockmaker

## Continuity

* The Doctor's TARDIS still does not work. (TV: *Monsters and Legends*)

## Story Notes

 **Wave Four** | *Ignorant Bliss* • *Your Precious Empire* • *Murder on the Starliner 6-Trevv-3*
The Bodysnatchers (TV story)

***The Bodysnatchers*** was the tenth episode of Series 23 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

In the year of our lord, 1828; a strange blue box arrives in Scotland, upon the streets of the city of Edinburgh beneath the looming shadow of the castle above. Under the amber glow of the gas lamp light, something is afoot - reports flooding in from graveyards proclaiming that bodies are going missing from their final resting place. Everyone knows of bodysnatchers; foul and immoral folk who collect bodies to sell them to scientific institutions.

One of the people to take advantage of this is Professor Robert Knox; when the Doctor, Orla, Alexis and Tamara take a visit to one of his lectures on Human Anatomy, they find that he has a vast collection of corpses upon which he plans to dissect with the hopes of discovering the secrets of the human body from the cadavers of the recently deceased. However, something is wrong - the Doctor notices that not all of these bodies met a pleasant end and students start to notice that some of the bodies are of people they recognise, but how could such healthy people come to such a sudden end? One key factor stands out in common among the stories - Tanner’s Lodge; an establishment that has gained a reputation, as many of the patrons who check in don’t seem to check out again.

The Doctor, Orla, Alexis and Tamara decide to investigate and realise that they may have bit off more than they can chew as they find themselves embroiled in a conspiracy, one involving greed, murder and two men known as William Burke and William Hare. Putting themselves in such danger yet again leaves Alexis to question what the future holds for them and their fiancée - and with a need to prove the guilt of these two men, they must move carefully or end up as one of the cadavers on the dissection table themselves...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Katie McGrath
* Orla Adair - Hannah John-Kamen
* Alexis Frye - Amandla Stenberg
* Tamara Kendall - Maya Hawke
* Robert Knox - TBA
* William Burke - TBA
* William Hare - TBA

## Story Notes

 **Series 24** | Regular Episodes | *The Life and Times of Nimueh Sheehy*
Series 34

**Series 34** is an upcoming season of Doctor Who that will star Danny John-Jules as the Twenty-Second Doctor, Rose Matafeo as Samantha Wyatt and BJ Novak as Ed Turner.

The series will open with an as of yet unnamed opener and conclude with an as of yet unnamed finale. It will then be followed by a Christmas Special.

## Overview

The series will consist of fourteen episodes and stories. It will be the second series for Danny John-Jules as the Twenty-Second Doctor, Rose Matafeo as Samantha Wyatt and BJ Novak as Ed Turner.

Everything from the opener to the finale will be part of the Series 34 production block.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Danny John-Jules
* Samantha Wyatt - Rose Matafeo
* Ed Turner - BJ Novak

## Adaptations and Merchandising

### Home Media

#### DVD

All episodes of Series 34 will be released in boxset form by BBC Studios. The set contained special features such as; *Doctor Who Confidential*, cast and crew interviews, episode commentary, behind the scenes look, series trailers and teasers, image gallery, deleted scenes and special feature.

#### Blu-Ray

The series will also be released as a complete blu-ray season release, with additional bonus features not included on the DVD release, such as; extended *Doctor Who Confidential*, video diaries and PDF files of scripts and production.

 Christmas Special | *A Very Quark Christmas*
 ****Series 34**** | Minisode | *Escapology*
Series 32

### Written by:

Max Amato, Natalie Robyn, May Willow, Sofia Fox, Jesse Robles, Katie Taylor, Matt Gillespie, Ramona Cohen and Cal A. King

### Producers:

Max Amato, Natalie Robyn, Logan Crimson and May Willow

**Series 32** is an upcoming season of Doctor Who that will star Diane Morgan as the Twenty-First Doctor for her fourth and final series and introduce Chase Sui Wonders as Roxanne Segal, Mason Gooding as Axel Underwood and Kiran Sonia Sawar as Jasmine Hackworth.

The series will open with *Face the Music* and conclude with *Boundaries*. Unusual for a series however, the Doctor's regeneration will be broadcast in a special minisode, *Promise Ring*.

## Overview

The series will consist of thirteen stories and sixteen episodes. It will be the fourth and final series for Diane Morgan as the Twenty-First Doctor and will introduce new companions Chase Sui Wonders as Roxanne Segal, Mason Gooding as Axel Underwood and Kiran Sonia Sawar as Jasmine Hackworth in the premiere, *Face the Music*.

It will also be Max Amato and Natalie Robyn's final series as showrunners - their position will be filled by frequent guest writer May Willow.

Everything from *Face the Music* to *Promise Ring* will be part of the Series 32 production block.

## Cast

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

And introducing Danny John-Jules as the Doctor

## Adaptations and Merchandising

### Home Media

#### DVD

All episodes of Series 32 will be released in boxset form by BBC Studios. The set contained special features such as; *Doctor Who Confidential*, cast and crew interviews, episode commentary, behind the scenes look, series trailers and teasers, image gallery, deleted scenes and special feature.

#### Blu-Ray

The series will also be released as a complete blu-ray season release, with additional bonus features not included on the DVD release, such as; extended *Doctor Who Confidential*, video diaries and PDF files of scripts and production.

 Minisode | *Promise Ring*
Series 39

**Series 39** is an upcoming season of Doctor Who that will star Charlie Cox as the Twenty-Third Doctor and introduce Donald Glover and Luptia Nyong'o in as of yet unnamed roles.

The series will open with an as of yet unnamed opener and conclude with an as of yet unnamed finale. It will then be followed by a Christmas Special.

## Overview

The series will consist of thirteen stories and fourteen episodes. It will be the third series for Charlie Cox as the Twenty-Third Doctor, and introduce new companions Donald Glover and Lupita Nyong'o in the premiere.

Everything from the opener to the finale will be part of the Series 39 production block.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Charlie Cox
* TBA - Donald Glover
* TBA - Lupita Nyong'o

## Adaptations and Merchandising

### Home Media

#### DVD

All episodes of Series 39 will be released in boxset form by BBC Studios. The set contained special features such as; *Doctor Who Confidential*, cast and crew interviews, episode commentary, behind the scenes look, series trailers and teasers, image gallery, deleted scenes and special feature.

#### Blu-Ray

The series will also be released as a complete blu-ray season release, with additional bonus features not included on the DVD release, such as; extended *Doctor Who Confidential*, video diaries and PDF files of scripts and production.
Radrell

**Radrellastrex** (or **Radrell** for short) was the Time Lord husband of Leela and Lord President of Gallifrey.

## Biography

After Kenossium vacated the position of President of Gallifrey for an unknown reason, Radrell eventually took the role and ultimately married Leela who had long since been a widow after Andred’s death. Originally in a senior body when he married Leela, he had regenerated into a younger incarnation shortly before meeting the Sixteenth Doctor for the first time. (TV: *The Infinity Complex*)

But Radrell was quite simply, for lack of a better word, mad. He had discovered Time Lord technology called a Temporal Drill, a device that bored a hole through time in order to open a wormhole that connected to another part of the location where it had been activated’s history. Realising its potential, he travelled back to the Racnoss Wars where he helped Racnoss Empress Kalti'noq Mal-Galdha avert the natural end of the war so that the Racnoss won, using the drill to allow them to invade Gallifrey. It was there that he met the Doctor and Iriel, but claimed his innocence and secretly returned home as they were fixing the paradox. (TV: *Web of Deceit*)

Gallifrey eventually called Iriel back home, causing the Doctor and Iriel to meet Leela, only to be surprised to discover that she had married Radrell. He continued to protest his innocence, but they did not trust him. Nevertheless, when Leela and Radrell both suggested a trip out onboard the TARDIS; the Doctor complied, lest that Radrell was indeed telling the truth and planned to use it as a farewell tour for Iriel as well - travelling from destinations such as 17th century Japan to the very distant future. (TV: *The Infinity Complex*)

However, Radrell was using each stop to secretly use the Temporal Drill now he knew how well it worked, wanting to cause enough paradoxes that would wipe out the universe. Once they returned to Gallifrey, the dire situation of the paradoxes was made aware to the Doctor, Iriel, Leela and Radrell. They immediately went out to fix the problem, closing the wormholes at each location they had been opened at and reverting the paradoxes.

The Doctor realised that Radrell had been the one who had opened the wormholes due to their locations being at the same place that the group had travelled to beforehand. She incapacitated him and gave him to the Chancellery Guard when they got back to Gallifrey. (TV: *The Chase Across Time and Space*)
Samurai Robots of Japan (TV story)

***Samurai Robots of Japan*** was the fifth episode of Series 15 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The year is 1281. Japan, still reeling from the devastation wrought by the Mongol Empire seven years ago, stands ready to face the hordes of Kublai Khan in battle once more. Many of these samurai had never reaped the rewards of their service after the first invasion; and any chance of payment or recognition in the invasion to come grows slimmer every day.

The dictatorial bakufu of the ruling Kamakura shogunate have sensed this lack of morale, and deployed samurai warriors unlike any other to enforce their will on the population. These samurai are made not of the flesh and blood of their kin, but of steel. The machines work the land day and night, towering over their human compatriots in might and in authority.

The Doctor is not at all pleased when she arrives. She knows how delicate the politics of this time are, and how the presence of samurai robots can only be bad news. Sharing her displeasure is rogue warrior Kamiko Namba, orphaned daughter of the local warlord, who knows too well the barbarity of war. Together with the Doctor and her companion Tari, the three must uncover a conspiracy seven years in the making and root it out at the source once and for all.

Time is of the essence when fending off both machine and Mongol. It was high time that the Doctor practiced her blade technique against some worthy opponents anyway...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Celia Imrie
* Tari Ackerman - Taj Atwal
* Kamiko Namba - Rila Fukushima
* Hōjō Tokimune - Yoshi Ando
* Kublai Khan - Benedict Wong

## Crew

* Writer - Logan Crimson
* Director - Lee Haven Jones

## Continuity

* The Doctor has met Kublai Khan before in her first incarnation. She tells Tari that she lost the TARDIS to him in a game of backgammon. (TV: *Marco Polo*)

## Story Notes

* Kamiko was originally created to be the Doctor's one-off companion just for this story, due to Series 15's original lack of a companion. However, when Tari Ackerman was introduced, Crimson was forced to accommodate for two companions instead.

 **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*
Spaceship (Sunken Treasure)

A **spaceship** once crashed and sank to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean many years before 2027, bringing with it, the deadly Ressurinos Virus.

## History

The spaceship was first encountered by a group of Sea Devils, who had been travelling across the depths of the Atlantic Ocean and came across the wreckage of the ship. They broke in to explore, only to fall victim to the virus in the air, with the Sea Devil High Council then reporting this to UNIT who despatched the Eighteenth Doctor and his squad to deal with the problem.

During their exploration of the ship, the Doctor's companion Ruby was accidentally cut off from the rest of the UNIT squad and managed to cut her hand on a broken piece of metal, becoming infected by the virus. Travelling to the ship's secondary lab in order to fully symphasise a cure, the Doctor was able to save Ruby and contain the virus within vials present on the ship, but at the cost of the lives of the Sea Devils who had gone with him, who had succumbed to the effects of the virus before a cure could be manufactured.

Later that day, troops under the command of 001 got past the UNIT guard and travelled down to the ship, stealing the vials of the virus before detonating the ship. (TV: *Sunken Treasure*)
Tal-Vey

**Tal-Vey** was a human from Uvolxi who rebelled against the Sontarans' invasion.

## Biography

After the Sontarans invaded, they killed Tal-Vey's parents and forced his sister into a labour camp. Deciding to fight back, he eventually found himself barricaded within the last stronghold town where the Sontarans' brutality meant that the human death rate was high. Mi-Shen ordered him to defend the town gates, but after killing a few Sontarans, they managed to breach the walls and was forced to flee, but not before trying to kill Lar and taking down some more Sontaran troops.

He retreated into a bunker and used a table as a shield, but Lar eventually came to speak with him, advising him to give up. Tal-Vey refused to do so and thus, Lar killed him by using a grenade. (TV: *The Scourge*)
Squared (comic story)

***Squared*** was the three-part premiere story of *Doctor Who: The Eighteenth Doctor* comic story series, published by Titan Comics.

The story marked the first comic story appearance of the Eighteenth Doctor.

## Summary

Still adjusting to life on Earth, the Doctor is sent by UNIT to investigate a strange town on his own that appeared out of nowhere... Nobody had heard of it before that point, but all the evidence points to the contrary, town records date back to the Conquest - there are people of various ages and on the hill far above, there are ancient ruins that could only have been there for centuries.

But the most curious fact though, is that the entire town is a perfect square; not a single part of it is out of shape. However, as the Doctor soon finds out, things are even stranger, because nobody in the town has any technology younger than the 1970s...

## Characters

* Eighteenth Doctor
* Kate Stewart
* Petronella Osgood
* Dr Cornelius Orwell

## Continuity

* The files for Johnathon Danielsen, Alicia Sallow and Simon Lance are all visible on Kate's desk in Issue One; presumably as she is reviewing their potential for the Doctor's personal squad. (TV: *Sunken Treasure*, *Deception*, *Deep in the Woods*)
* Although no specific date is given, it is assumed that the story takes place only a couple of days after *UNIT in Operation*.

## Story Notes

* This story was later released in the graphic novel *Squared*.
Secrets of the Bard (TV story)

***Secrets of the Bard*** was the sixth episode of Series 13 of *Doctor Who*. It was the first part of a two-part story, followed by *The Bard Chronicles*.

## Synopsis

The TARDIS materialises in Stratford-Upon-Avon to find the streets empty and abandoned, but in the year 2019 - this isn't possible, it should be bustling. As the Doctor and Iriel investigate further, they find the last few remnants of humanity in the town, living in total fear of that which they will not speak of.

Intrigued by the mystery, the Doctor decides to stay awhile and when she does, she begins to unravel a plot because something strange is happening here. And for some unknown reason, it's all connected to William Shakespeare. But worst of all, there is one thing she is told from everyone that she meets. One consistent tale. A dark warning. No matter what happens, no matter how scared you might be.

Never, ever step foot into the streets at night.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Celia Imrie
* Iriel - Julie Graham
* Robert Shakespeare - Nickolas Grace

## Crew

* Writer - Cal A. King
* Director - Lee Haven Jones

## Continuity

* This incarnation of the Doctor has faced giant spiders before, who were also less than natural occurring. (TV: *Spiders and Fireworks*)

## Story Notes

 **Series 15** | Regular Episodes | *A Century Reborn* • *Happy Families* • *Dust to Dust* • *The Privy Conquest* • *Samurai Robots of Japan* • *Prisoners of the Moon* • *The Obsidian Vortex* / *The Iridescent Cascade* • *Brothers of the Sundown* • *Revenge of the Daleks* • *Vestige of the Master* / *Diminished Hope* / *Blood On Their Hands*
Terileptus

**Terileptus** was the home planet of the Terileptils.

The planet was located near the Darkheart colony, between two of the Mutter's Spiral's spiral arms, beyond Lasky's Nebula. The planet was destroyed circa 3375, but this was far in the future for the Terileptils met by the Twenty-First Doctor and Ruben Gomez in ancient Egypt with Cleopatra. (TV: *She Who Rules The Desert*)
Robert Shakespeare

**Robert Shakespeare** was an army general who devised a deadly situation in order to make himself look like a hero.

## Biography

A military general, Robert was assumedly a descendant of William Shakespeare; but despite the name sake and being a highly ranking officer within the army - he was never satisfied with how others viewed him, feeling like he had made no impact within society. Because of this, he began to develop a hero complex; manifesting an artificial situation within his home town of Stratford-Upon-Avon to save people from and come across as their saviour.

This mindset consuming him, he conducted secret military experiments where giant spiders were created and bred in vast quantities. These spiders were then let loose upon Stratford-Upon-Avon, where they terrorised the citizens - killing many of them and sending the rest into hiding. These spiders were biologically programmed to be most active at night, adding to their fear levels.

Robert then meant to walk into town after some time, but his first attempt at vanquishing the spiders failed spectacularly - he had severely underestimated them and they overwhelmed him, leading to the situation getting out of control. When the Sixteenth Doctor and Iriel arrived in Stratford-Upon-Avon, Robert had blended in with the rest of the survivors, who were all trapped as the spiders surrounded the town's perimeter. (TV: *Secrets of the Bard*)

Although she pledged to protect these survivors, they were eventually all killed and Iriel was stolen away by the spiders; the Doctor assuming due to because of her Gallifreyan DNA which they did not recognise and were intrigued by. Now on her own, the Doctor discovered that the spiders were beginning to spread outside the town, which could lead to a mass infection across the world. Investigating, she found that Robert had been the source of the spiders' creation - as well as their weakness. She was then forced to mercy kill them using her sonic screwdriver via a sound system set up for the town's river festival before everything happened; with the sound waves overwhelming the spiders.

With the truth now out about what Robert had done, he was court martialled with his rank stripped from him. (TV: *The Bard Chronicles*)
Simon Lance - list of appearances

The following is a **list of Simon Lance's appearances**.

## Television

### Series 20

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

### Minisode

* *UNIT in Operation*
* *A Day on the Job*

## Prose

### New Series Adventures

* *Hatred as an Art Form*
* *Rogue Transmission*
The Breach (TV story)

***The Breach*** was the eleventh episode of Series 23 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Fresh off their adventure with Robert Knox, the TARDIS flings the crew into the far future, coming to a stop inside the International Space Station - where they find that the station is now significantly bigger than the present-day ISS, coming complete with sophisticated architecture and technology. Exploring into the depths, the Doctor, Orla, Alexis and Tamara come across many of the crew who seem excited to meet the new faces, although somewhat confused as mission control had not informed them that another supply run was due for arrival.

Any hopes of contacting mission control to discuss the matter further are scarpered, when a solar storm strikes the station, cutting off all communications to Earth for the next forty-eight hours and as everyone recovers, they begin to realise that something is deeply wrong. There is a breach in one of the airlocks which, if not repaired, could lead to catastrophic failure of the stations' systems. As the emergency shields slowly run out of power, a group is sent to investigate, including Alexis and Orla. Can they hope to repair the breach before the ISS loses all of its systems?

Meanwhile, the Doctor and Tamara realise that the TARDIS is blocked off in a heavily damaged section that can only be repaired once power is restored. With no chance to escape if things go wrong and the power to the lights beginning to fluctuate, sections are plunged into darkness for long periods and in the pitch black, they realise that something has used the solar storm to find its way on board; something not of human origin. Sleek, beautiful and incredibly deadly, slaughtering all those that come across its path; leaving nothing but a trail of bodies behind.

Unclear on what exactly this threat is, they formulate a plan with the remaining astronauts on what they can do, but with no way of tracking it, their only choice is a long journey to the armoury, where they might find a weapon capable of taking the being down. However, there is one advantage that it possesses over them, one that no matter how hard they might try, cannot be overcome.

Number 9 is patient; it does not require food, water or air to breathe and the one thing it can do that they can’t... is wait.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Katie McGrath
* Orla Adair - Hannah John-Kamen
* Alexis Frye - Amandla Stenberg
* Tamara Kendall - Maya Hawke

## Story Notes

* Working titles for this episode were *A Machine of Massacre*, *Massacre on the ISS* and *Sentry of Terror*.

 **Series 24** | Regular Episodes | *The Life and Times of Nimueh Sheehy*
Series 35

**Series 35** is an upcoming season of Doctor Who that will star Danny John-Jules as the Twenty-Second Doctor.

The series will open with an as of yet unnamed opener and conclude with an as of yet unnamed finale.

## Overview

The series will consist of thirteen episodes and stories. It will be the third series for Danny John-Jules as the Twenty-Second Doctor.

Everything from the opener to the finale will be part of the Series 35 production block.

## Adaptations and Merchandising

### Home Media

#### DVD

All episodes of Series 35 will be released in boxset form by BBC Studios. The set contained special features such as; *Doctor Who Confidential*, cast and crew interviews, episode commentary, behind the scenes look, series trailers and teasers, image gallery, deleted scenes and special feature.

#### Blu-Ray

The series will also be released as a complete blu-ray season release, with additional bonus features not included on the DVD release, such as; extended *Doctor Who Confidential*, video diaries and PDF files of scripts and production.

 Christmas Special | *A Very Quark Christmas*
 **Series 34** | Minisode | *Escapology*
Richard (Pestilence)

**Richard** was a boy from 1665 England.

## Biography

Whilst in line for the water pump, Richard noticed Fleur staring at him, due to his being covered with soot and dirt. Calling her over to him, he jokely pretended to be offended at her actions, before letting her going in front of him in the queue for the pump after learning that she required the water for her sick friend, Elias, believing she needed it more than he did - a gesture Fleur appreciated. (TV: *Pestilence*)
Red Cult

The **Red Cult** were a highly secretive time travelling group which was formed during the Tosan civil war, originally as a midway between the rebels and the government but as the war was won by the government, they leaned towards them and eventually were hired to track down missing Tosan who had escaped through time in order to execute them. Indeed, due to their secretivity, very few Tosan actually knew about the Red Cult.

The Red Cult had a very specific interrogation method - using advanced machinery, they would force their target to experience severe déjà vu so that the Cult could extract anything useful - any kind of secrets of rebellion or similar - as hidden memories flooded to the surface of their mind.

## History

When Teddy was a child, he overheard an officer breaking the news to his mother that her father, his grandfather, having fled the planet at the end of the civil war. However, due to his young age, Teddy eventually failed to remember the name of the group that had killed his grandfather. (TV: *Memorial Flashbacks*)

Later, unaware that the government that they worked for had been indisposed by the Seventeenth Doctor and Teddy, now an adult, (TV: *On Foreign Shores*) the Red Cult continued their work but ultimately found that they could not locate any more Tosan. However, having been told not to return until they were contacted by the government or they located another Tosan, the Red Cult kept going until they eventually tracked down Teddy who had been staying at the Grand Scarlet Hotel.

Not sure which hotel resident was the Tosan they were looking for due to faulty equipment and with an overzealous leader, Ridani Rakhal, the Red Cult attempted to blend in and appear as just more residents as they secretly enacted their interrogation method on most, if not all residents of the hotel, as they made their way across the Hotel. However, with the longer it was taking to find Teddy and with residents distracted by their own déjà vu getting in their way, the Cult grew evermore annoyed and aggressive in their search.

Realising that the Cult were after Teddy, the Doctor kept him hidden whilst he distracted the Cultists, first by luring them into the hotel bar, then with a conversation with Ridani, playing into his ego. Before long, the Judoon arrived at the hotel to arrest the Cultists, having been called by the hotel manager. (TV: *Memorial Flashbacks*)
Seventeenth Doctor's regeneration

## Result

The Seventeenth Doctor becomes the Eighteenth Doctor

*"Hey… not long now. It'll be alright in the end. It usually i-..."*
―The Seventeenth Doctor’s last words

## The Doctor's regenerations

Although entirely expecting to die, the Seventeenth Doctor underwent his **regeneration** into the Eighteenth Doctor after flying his TARDIS into the heart of the Emerald Sky in order to destroy the supernova created by the Fifth Raja which threatened to decimate the galaxy.

## History

### Anticipation

As part of his scheme to assume the Doctor’s life, Roki XII presented himself to Jayanna IX as a newly regenerated Eighteenth Doctor after ensuring that the Seventeenth Doctor couldn’t interfere, (TV: *Doctor Who and the Moonmen*) but was eventually exposed as a fraud and later died at the hands of the Moonmen. (TV: *I Am The Doctor*)

### Causes

As part of an experiment to see how far he could push the expansion of supernovas, the Fifth Raja used unique energy fragments from within the Doctor's TARDIS formed by the creation of Planet TARDIS to fuel the Emerald Sky supernovas even further.

However, this caused them to spiral out of control, threatening to destroy the galaxy. As a last resort, the Doctor flew his TARDIS into the heart of the Emerald Sky, in the hopes that it would cancel out the explosion via the energy fragments absorbing the excess radiation. Although it was temperamental to begin with, he reassured it that it was the right thing to do.

Fully expecting the extreme levels of radiation to kill him flat out, the Doctor dropped Jayanna off on an icy planet after a heated argument about who should be the one to sacrifice themselves, with Jayanna conceding in the end following the Doctor expressing his belief that it was his responsibility as he had let the Raja go in the first place in the past, allowing him to go on and conduct the experiment.

The plan worked, but the Doctor had overestimated the lethality of the radiation and managed to regenerate into a new body.
(TV: *Final Destination*)

### Aftermath

The combined force of the regeneration and radiation damage from the supernova utterly wrecked the TARDIS, causing it to crash in the Yorkshire Moors in the 2020s. The Doctor was now stranded on Earth and found himself working for UNIT in the meantime as he attempted to repair his time machine.

He later expressed his regret about being separated from Jayanna to Ruby Barrella, now all too aware that their separation did not need to happen. (TV: *Monsters and Legends*)

After meeting the Messenger, the Doctor asked her of the whereabouts of Jayanna, but was disheartened to hear that no one on Gallifrey had heard from her in “a long time”. (TV: *Night of the Rellons*)
Wiki Papyrus: La Série Animée

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Papyrus est une série de bandes dessinées belges, écrite et illustrée par Lucien De Gieter. L'histoire se déroule dans l'Égypte ancienne. Il a été publié pour la première fois en 1974 dans le magazine Spirou sous forme d'épisodes.
A  série animée a été créée en 1998 avec plus de deux saisons (52 épisodes) et a été diffusée sur TFOU TV en France et au Québec sur Radio-Canada. En 2000, un jeu vidéo a été réalisé pour Game Boy développé par Dupuis et édité par Ubisoft.
Les larmes du géants (dessinées)

**Les larmes du géant** est le neuvième volume de la bande dessinée Papyrus. Il est adapté dans la série animée comme «*Les larmes de géants*».

## Synopsis

L'Egypte se prépare à recevoir la princesse hittite Anitti, fille du roi Hattusila. Une magnifique ambassade guidée par Théti Chéri fut envoyée à la rencontre de la princesse. Dans le désert du Sinaï, Papyrus sauve une belle inconnue des voleurs, qui s'avère être la princesse Anitti elle-même. En apprenant que son sauveur n'est qu'un simple pêcheur, le roi est empreint de mépris à son égard. Mais comploté contre elle est un complot insidieux déjà mûri, dont le nom est Menenhetet , le grand prêtre de la déesse Sekhmet ; il désire connaître les secrets du fer hittite, qui le rendra invincible.
Spy Master

## Renewed regenerative cycle

An incarnation of **the Master** who once gleefully declared himself a "**Spy Master**" discovered that the entire Time Lord history had been "built on the lie" of the Timeless Child, as well as the true origin of the Doctor, in the Matrix.

Embittered by his discoveries, and lashing out from the belief he was indeed inferior to the Doctor, the Master took his revenge on Gallifrey, leaving it in ruin.

## Biography

25 years after marrying the Tenth Doctor, Queen Elizabeth I moved to marry Sir Francis Walsingham, who was her Secretary of State and Chancellor of the Order of the Garter. From 1571 onwards, Francis had been complaining of ill health - caused by testicular cancer - and therefore, this was seen as a secure way to ensure the future of Francis' estate, as well as a possible way of finally producing an heir for Elizabeth to continue the Tudor line, who was getting older and pressurised increasingly every year to have children before it was too late.

In reality, however, Francis had been impersonated by the Master - who enjoyed their shared moniker of the "Spy Master" - and Elizabeth was subsequently hypnotised to not question the radically different looking Francis. Francis was also hypnotised to willingly keep himself locked inside a room in the Tower of London. The entire marriage was set up by the Master, who wanted to marry Elizabeth so he could claim control of the British Throne and dispose of the Queen quickly, whilst making it look like she died of natural causes. From there, as King, he could then use the British Army to conquer the European Continent and later, the world.

This plot was discovered by the Sixteenth Doctor and Tari Ackerman, who freed Elizabeth from her hypnotism. Gathering soldiers, the three confronted the Master and discovered the location of the real Francis. Realising he was beat, the Master fled in his TARDIS. (TV: *The Privy Conquest*)

## Personality

The Spy Master was short-tempered and prone to exploding into fits of rage, often for seemingly no reason whatsoever. He enjoyed setting up "long games", taking advantage of the Tenth Doctor's accidental changing of history by marrying Elizabeth I by inserting him in his place over the course of many years. This was achieved using his charismatic side, being able to charm the Queen.

However, all of this facade hid an inner pain and almost suicidal nature, being willing to take large and bold risks, even if it risked death. (TV: *The Privy Conquest*)

## Appearance

The Spy Master was a skinny, young looking and short-ish man with dark skin, black hair, and brown eyes.

He took to wearing a purple double-breasted wool overcoat, a plaid material waistcoat and trousers with a pattern of three vertical stripes interlocking with three lines of horizontal dashes, complete with a navy blue shirt, purple knee-high socks, and low topped leather lace-up shoes. (TV: *The Privy Conquest*)

 **Agency Master** | Television | *The Fall of an Agent* / *The Rise of an Agency*
Series 37

**Series 37** is an upcoming season of Doctor Who that will introduce Charlie Cox as the Twenty-Third Doctor, Oscar Isaac as Hugo, Charlotte Ritchie as Isalda and Mathew Baynton as Galian.

The series will open with an as of yet unnamed opener and conclude with an as of yet unnamed finale. It will then be followed by a Christmas Special.

## Overview

The series will consist of thirteen stories and fourteen episodes. It will be Charlie Cox's first full series as the Twenty-Third Doctor, and introduce new companions Oscar Isaac as Hugo, Charlotte Ritchie as Isalda and Mathew Baynton as Galian in the premiere.

Everything from the opener to the finale will be part of the Series 37 production block.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Charlie Cox
* Hugo - Oscar Isaac
* Isalda - Charlotte Ritchie
* Galian - Mathew Baynton

## Adaptations and Merchandising

### Home Media

#### DVD

All episodes of Series 37 will be released in boxset form by BBC Studios. The set contained special features such as; *Doctor Who Confidential*, cast and crew interviews, episode commentary, behind the scenes look, series trailers and teasers, image gallery, deleted scenes and special feature.

#### Blu-Ray

The series will also be released as a complete blu-ray season release, with additional bonus features not included on the DVD release, such as; extended *Doctor Who Confidential*, video diaries and PDF files of scripts and production.
Sixteenth Doctor - list of appearances

## Navigate by Doctor

The following is a **list of the Sixteenth Doctor's appearances**.

## Television

### Series 12

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

### Series 13

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

### Series 14

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

### Series 15

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

## Audio

### The Sixteenth Doctor Lost Stories: Volume 1

* *Separated*
* *Shrouded Memories*

## Comics

### Titan Comics

##### Doctor Who: The Sixteenth Doctor

* *Christmas Spirit*
* *Agents of Drahva*
* *Four-Dimensional Art*
* *Thawed*
* *Capsized*
* *Legends of the Black Nebula*
* *Smoke and Water*
* *Poisoned Realities*
* *Fragments in Time*
The Crimes of Datysia (TV story)

***The Crimes of Datysia*** was the twelfth and penultimate episode of Series 2 of *Doctor Who*. It was the first part of a two-part finale, followed by *The Heirs of Eternity*.

## Synopsis

It has been a year since the Datysians were released from their millennium-long time lock, with the hope of a better future on the horizon for the inhabitants of the planet. Unfortunately, the reality is that the situation on Datysia has gone only gotten more dire, and their sinister experiments have taken a drastic turn for the worse.

The Datysians are now a race built on blood and tears; DNA harvesters, farming any and all beings in the cosmos, living and dead, for the secret to absolute and unconditional immortality. And with the establishment of the Datysian Church, formed from the belief that those who failed in stopping the Doctor a thousand years ago are genetically deficient and can be purged in order to extend the lives of the pure, the Doctor discovers a group of fanatics that will not rest until she is destroyed.

When the Doctor and her companions finds themselves in the midst of a full-scale galactic war against the Shadow Proclamation, will they be able to stop the Datysians' plot? Or is it too late? For Elias, the burden of talking the Doctor into this course of action and inadvertently causing a war may be too great for him to carry...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Elias Danielsen - Lucas Till
* Fleur - Florence Pugh

## Crew

* Writer - Logan Crimson
* Director - Peter Jackson

## Continuity

* Datysia has escaped the time lock. Cut off from the rest of the universe, the Datysians were driven to insanity, culling their own population in their mad quest for eternal life. (TV: *Harvest Season*)
* A theocracy has formed; a religion formed as a consequence of the Doctor's actions - the Datysian Church. (TV: *Welcome to the Other Side*)

## Story Notes

* Peter Jackson finally got his long-desired Dalek prop after directing this story as payment.
	+ Crimson personally paid for the Dalek out of his pocket.
		- Peter was reportedly very happy with the Dalek.

 **The Specials** | Regular Episodes | *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA*
Sutekh Reborn (audio story)

***Sutekh Reborn*** is the sixth and final story of the sixth series of The Sarah Jane Adventures Continued.

## Synopsis

After Sutekh’s demise back in 1911 after he was stopped by the Doctor and Sarah Jane, he has long since been stranded back on Mars for an eternity after being pushed back to the end of the Space-Time tunnel.

Fast forward a hundred years later and Sarah Jane and her friends are investigating an ancient Egyptian relic in the Natural History Museum. It had strange energy readings detected by Mr. Smith and K9. This would act as the main signal to bring Sutekh back to Earth as an old and half broken Space-Time Tunnel reactivated detecting it as Sutekh gets up, withering from old age but as he enters the tunnel, he’s healed.

The might of Sutekh is near once more, as he will destroy the Earth as he heads straight towards the center of it and will rip the entire planet apart. Sutekh is... reborn!

## Cast

* Sarah Jane Smith - Sadie Miller
* Clyde Langer - Daniel Anthony
* Rani Chandra - Anjli Mohindra
* Maria Jackson - Yasmin Paige
* Hazel Brooks - Millie Bobby Brown
* Sutekh - Gabriel Woolf

## Story Notes

 **Series 6: Volume 3** | *Reunion for the Cybermen* • ***Sutekh Reborn***
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## Summary

With the season coming to a close, Mason and Dizzy have to determine the six remaining members' performance ability. Dizzy would choose to do a point system; one which would help apply quantitative values to each individual's performance. Mason, on the other hand, acquired a ranking system; one which would break down who did better than the others in each performance then acquiring the average placement of each individual.

When trying to explain his point system, he used this performance as an example due to the heavy amount of criticism he could give all six members; this is what prompted Mason to take on the ranking system instead.
Sergeant Morris

**Morris** was a Sergeant of the Yorkshire Police and commander of the taskforce sent to deal with the incident involving the Eighteenth Doctor's crashed TARDIS.

## Biography

Having been in the police force for many years, Morris met with Kate Stewart for a number of different cases, the last one involved a Nostac Neotrix Rifle, which UNIT took off his hands.

Some point in 2025, Morris was called to the Yorkshire Moors late at night, being given command of the squad set up to manage the case. He quickly established a police cordon around the crash-site, as well as erecting tents for hazmat workers who examined the TARDIS and a trailer for the Doctor who was dealing with post-regeneration trauma; although he was unaware of the true nature surrounding the Doctor's condition.

When Kate arrived on the site, Morris explained to her about how the police had been called following a report from a civilian about an unusual object falling from the sky, then took her inside the tent covering up the object - the Doctor's TARDIS, all burnt out from his most recent regeneration, disappointed at Kate's total lack of surprise towards the police box. He next led Kate to the Doctor's trailer, handing her a clipboard highlighting the Doctor's binary cardio-vascular system, which confirmed his identity. (TV: *Monsters and Legends*)
Sallie Aprahamian

**Sallie Aprahamian** is a BAFTA nominated Director who directed numerous episodes of many series in *Doctor Who*.

Aprahamian also worked on CBBC TV series *Wolfblood* which she directed 4 episodes for in 2014, 14 episodes of *The Dumping Ground* from 2014-2016 and 10 episodes of *EastEnders*.

## Credits

### Fourteenth Doctor

#### Series 4

* *Chaos in Cardiff*
* *Greek Fire*

### Eighteenth Doctor

#### Series 20

* *Pryp'yat'*
* *The Bomb*
* *Deep in the Woods*

#### Series 21

* *The Faceless Statues*
* *One More Day*

### Twenty-Fourth Doctor

#### Series 42

* *Earth-Power*
* *Destruction of the Drashigs*
* *The Dalek Infiltration of Christmas*
Taylor Bennett - list of appearances

The following is a **list of Taylor Bennett's appearances**.

## Television

### Series 18

* *A Grand Day Out*
* *Invasion of the Alien Squid People from Outer Space*
* *The Comings and Goings of the Agency*
* *Chain Reaction*
* *The Dead of Night*
* *The Drahvin Insurgence*
* *Fugitive of the Cybermen*
* *Another Day in the Desert*
* *Before It's All Over*
* *Incubated*
* *Hatched*
* *Broken Things*
* *The Return of Axos*
* *Embrace the Chaos*
* *The Man Around Town*

## Comics

### Titan Comics

##### Doctor Who: The Seventeenth Doctor

* *Revolutionaries of Kerb!am*
* *Nightmare on Pluto*
* *The Storm*
* *Reformed*
* *The Shack in the Swamp*
* *Long Road Through*
Smoke and Water (comic story)

***Smoke and Water*** was the seventh story of *Doctor Who: The Sixteenth Doctor* comic story series, published by Titan Comics.

## Characters

* Sixteenth Doctor
* Violet Blackwell
* Leo Darius-Alesandro
* Galactic Agent Ankrid
* Rawas
* Ainos
* Narik

## Story Notes

* This story was later released in the graphic novel *Fragments in Time*.

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

**Subakve** was a vast underwater city located on an ocean planet, which sprawled across the seafloor. The design of the city was remarkedly clean, with white walled corridors, porthole windows and round halls with tall ceilings.

## History

When Subakve was established, it was recognised that it could only maintain its stability as a city as long as the oceans around it remained at their current levels consistently. Over time, the people grew compliant as it was believed that the water would never change and thus, Subakve would always be safe - after all, it hadn't for years.

However - this would eventually change. During a visit from the Seventeenth Doctor and Jayanna IX, the water levels surrounding Subakve dramatically dropped as the planet edged towards a drought. As the citizens of the city had grown over time never to expect a disaster of this kind, they ignored the situation; despite the pleading from the Doctor and Jayanna who had recognised what had happened and attempted to make the citizens aware before the water levels dropped so much that Subakve would become uninhabited and their lives changed for good.

Working to save the city, the Doctor and Jayanna managed to finally convince a significant number of the population that a crisis was on their hands and helped to combat the drought, keeping the metropolis safe for the future. (TV: *Submerged*)