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Leo Darius-Alesandro

**Leo Darius-Alesandro** was a Zeusian and a companion of the Sixteenth Doctor.

## Personality

Leo was thoughtful and showed a more than average interest in the new things he was exposed to upon every trip within the Doctor’s TARDIS. He disliked stuck-up, arrogant people who were full of themselves and their bloated self-esteem / ego and henceforth, it took him some time to soften up to Violet’s narcissism upon the first few trips.

## Appearance

Leo resembled a man of average height in his mid-twenties, with lightly coloured skin, blue eyes and a swirl of blonde-brown hair. (TV: *Nectar of the Gods*)
Michael Barrella

**Michael Barrella** was the father of Ruby and Damien Barrella, as well as the husband of Sophia Barrella.

## Personality

Michael was an incredibly kind and compassionate man, with Ruby stating that she had a vague memory of him helping out at a local soup kitchen which he brought her along to when she was younger, as well that he also did more volunteer work on the side to help homeless people get up on their feet. (TV: *The Bomb*)

Later, when Ruby met him in person, she found out that he was also incredibly resourceful just like she was, when he managed to create a computer for his own use out of salvaged parts which survived until 2029, in order to leave a message for the Eighteenth Doctor, Damien and Osric Tennyson.

On top of that, Michael showed a very deep and caring side as well as incredible bravery when he, along with his wife, was willing to undergo a mind-wipe by the Doctor in order to keep their children safe and to prevent any changes to the timeline. (TV: *One More Day*)
Kevin (The Great Web of Sacramento)

**Kevin** was a man from Sacramento who accidentally got caught up in the Mlerki invasion.

## Biography

After waking up to the web covering the city, Kevin set out on his motorbike in search for other survivors, where he discovered Sandra Parry and Lisa McCabe about to be pounced on by a Mlerki drone; so drove by in a flash in order to distract it. It worked, but too well - and the Mlerki chased after him, catching up as he reached Tower Bridge and encasing him and the motorbike within dense web between the towers.

Sandra and Lisa quickly reached Tower Bridge in Lisa's car, where they noticed Kevin trapped. Lisa climbed the web to free him - nicknaming him "Mr Reckless" due to what she saw as a foolish way to help them get away from the Mlerki earlier - but her plan to have all three of them drive away was quickly foiled after another Mlerki drone flipped her car into the river. They ran into the city centre, meeting with a group of survivors, but the building they were hiding in was raided by Mlerki and Kevin was dragged away; with the following scream causing the others to presume he had been killed. (TV: *The Great Web of Sacramento*)
Li-Toman

The **Li-Tomans** were the inhabitants of the planet Li-Toma, in the Amitu System.

## History

Around the year 8,000,000, a small grouping of humans, long since distanced from their Earth roots, had comfortably settled in the Thao Stretch, an isolated sector of the galaxy where they could live out their lives in an independent multi-star civilisation.

However, a few thousand years later, a decently-sized population seeked isolation from the rest of the Thao civilians, and set tracks to migrate to the Amitu star, millions of light years from the rest of the Thao Stretch. Using several large spaceships they managed the feat, emptying the populace onto the planet Li-Toma and leaving the ships to rot. The colonists spread across the planet and eventually developed their own sub-cultures, despite being ruled by the same government, set up in the capital. Life was far better than anticipated, and the peaceful populace was having a good time on the whole. All necessities were catered for, and a major university was even set up in the Li-Toman capital, Mazzharia.

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

One factor that didn't help this was piracy. Many small groups of criminals trafficking goods and stealing from the well-organised government stores had existed for decades prior to the initial uprising, and the issue only got worse following it. Li-Toman law was hard to enforce in space, and as a result, much activity and organisation took place there. Space piracy, as a term, was born as a result.

Illegal raiding and trading along the route between Li-Toma and nearby resource world Eres expanded rapidly to what could almost be described as an industry. It was estimated that 20% of the population of the Amitu system were involved in full-time piracy by the time the Seventeenth Doctor arrived. (TV: *All Hail the Sky Demon*)
Madeline Clarke

**Madeline Clarke**, also known as **Maddie** and on occasion, **Mads**, was a human paramedic companion of the Fifteenth Doctor.

## Appearance

Madeline resembled a woman in her twenties of taller than average height, with slightly tanned skin, brown eyes and medium length dark brown hair, that had a blonde fringe. She was also born with a foreshortened left arm.
Osric Tennyson

**Osric Tennyson** was a human companion of the Eighteenth Doctor from the near-future.

## Personality

A hard-working individual, that was what led to Osric being appointed Head Curator at the American Museum of Natural History. Despite enjoying his job, Osric always felt like he could do so much more if given the opportunities and longed for a life of adventure. Osric was a very empathetic person and tried his best to help them when he can, with his memory being as sharp as a knife, which came in handy for journeys to the past.

Osric was, however, extremely adverse to death, finding it a lot to bare witness to. He was not squeamish by any means, but found it a difficult thing to stomach. With that said though, he possessed a strong moral compass and was determined to help those in need.

## Appearance

Osric resembled a tall man in his thirties, with lightly coloured skin, blue eyes and short, gelled blonde hair. (TV: *The Statue*)
Long Road Through (graphic novel)

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

***Long Road Through*** was the third volume of the Titan Comics series of *Doctor Who: The Seventeenth Doctor* comic collections. It collected issues eleven through fifteen.

## Publisher's summary

The Doctor, Taylor, Luna and Sadie are back for two stunning new trips through the Vortex! On a jaunt to a swamp planet, the four discover a horrifying secret hidden in an abandoned shack! Then, the Doctor returns to Androzani Major - as Luna and Sadie are forced to fully assess their relationship and their future together!

Collects *Doctor Who: The Seventeenth Doctor* #11-15

## Featured stories

* *The Shack in the Swamp*
* *Long Road Through*

## Additional features

* Cover Gallery - The covers of the collected comic book issues

## Credits

* Writer: Cal A. King and Natalie Robyn
* Artist: Roberta Ingranata
* Editor: Andrew James

 Year 2 | *The Conqueror of Our Worlds*
Let There Be Mirxoth (TV story)

***Let There Be Mirxoth*** was the third episode of Series 9 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Legends, dating as far back as the birth of the universe, speak of the God Maker. The equation underpinning reality itself. The secret to control not only this universe, but every universe. Many have tried to crack the code. None have succeeded - but the Mirxoth plans to be the first. And peering through the timelines, he knows exactly who and what he needs.

When travelling through the Time Vortex, the TARDIS finds itself under siege as the Vortex itself seems to warp around it, blasting it across space and time, seeking to disrupt its course by any means. An enemy from a lifetime ago has returned to plague the Doctor. The remaining consciousness of a mortal man, a conqueror on his home planet, whose body had been ravaged by the force of time, becoming a monster set on curing the universe and on sustaining his own paradoxical existence. And soon Jake and Emi find themselves bound by an unseen force to an altar in his domain.

As for the TARDIS? It has been displaced, and now finds itself in the Void between universes, with the Doctor helpless within and unable to escape.

The Mirxoth's plan is operational. A psychic link has been made with the TARDIS's telepathic circuits, leeching its database to learn and adapt to whatever complications the Skasis Paradigm presents. He plans to use the power of two time anomalies, siphoned through the TARDIS's engines, to rip a hole through the multiverse and reshape it anew as he wishes.

Can the Doctor outsmart the would-be god? Or can nothing stop the ritual, and the Mirxoth's conquest of everything that ever was? For Jake and Emi, the end seems to be looming ever nearer...

## Cast

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

## Crew

* Writer - Logan Crimson
* Director - Jamie Stone

## Continuity

* The Mirxoth is attempting to solve the Skasis Paradigm, something the Krillitanes had tried to crack themselves. (TV: *School Reunion*)

## Story Notes

* Crimson has been adamant that unreleased canon Series 2 track; *The Skasis Paradigm*, would be played during this episode.

 Christmas Special | *TBA*
Last Birthday (TV story)

***Last Birthday*** was the second episode of Series 2 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

It’s Elias’s birthday, and the Doctor wants to surprise him with a trip to somewhere exceptionally remarkable and magnificent.

She takes him to the most exciting, adrenaline-pumping activity created in the entirety of Mutter’s Spiral; all does not go well however.

A classic, authentic representation of a 1930s murder mystery has perplexed 19,679 people and counting - but maybe that’s because they never make it out alive...

## Cast

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

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Emma Sullivan

## Story Notes

* This episode replaced another episode known as *Ghosts of E-Space*, which was ultimately removed for being too similar to Amato's Series 1 episodes - *The Devil's Starlight* / *The Infernal Helix*.

 **The Specials** | Regular Episodes | *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA*
Kris (The Infinity)

## Kris

**Kris** was a vengeful alien who sought to use the Infinity to destroy all of humanity.

## Biography

The sole survivor of an extinction event caused by humanity who came to his planet and wiped out all other members of his species, Kris became hateful towards the human race and begun to track down the Infinity after hearing about its powers, wanting to use the wish it offered to kill all humans throughout time in an act of vengeance. He followed the Infinity across space and time, but every time he got close, it escaped him.

Eventually, he located it to 2nd century BC Britannia Superior - where he found it had bonded with a woman named Orla Adair. Orla had already been discovered by the Eighteenth Doctor, alongside his companions; Ruby and Damien Barrella and Osric Tennyson - who reacted to Kris' arrival by attempting to flee to the Doctor's TARDIS at the Doctor's suggestion. Not wanting the Infinity to fall from his grasp yet again, Kris ambushed the team; stealing the TARDIS and summoning an army of Revenants by using a space-time tear. As the Revenants seemingly killed Damien, Kris took Orla captive. (TV: *The Infinity*)

Leaving the team to the Revenants, Kris took Orla to the Temple of Morol, a structure constructed by him where he could use the powers of the Infinity like a battery, rather than as its ability to avoid paying any kind of price. Orla was connected to the altar, where a beam of pure energy fired off into the sky as it charged via the Infinity's power.

Eventually, the Doctor, Ruby and Osric arrived at the temple, having crossed the Great Devastation caused by the Revenants. Although he initially had his two guards deny them access to the top where the altar was located, he soon allowed Ruby to ascend the Temple's stairs as she tried to talk him down by explaining about her parents' deaths and how she learnt to let go of the anger she had for those who had caused them to die.

She offered him her hand, which he took - only then to yank her to a panel, then lift her up by the neck after she pulled away and throwing her to the ground, summoning ropes to keep her there. Although the Doctor, Osric and Damien - who had actually survived the ambush and crossed the Devastation by himself - tried to help Ruby, Kris' guards proved too strong and they could not ascend the Temple themselves. As Kris prepared to use the Infinity, exclaiming to Ruby that he wanted humanity's deaths to hurt; Damien realised how he could defeat Kris - and rushed up the Temple to have Orla use the Infinity to destroy Kris and his army of Revenants, whilst he was preoccupied with Ruby.

It worked and Kris was reduced to ashes, but at the cost of Ruby's life too - as the Infinity always had a price for its use, something neither Damien nor Orla knew. (TV: *Swan Song*)
List of causes of regeneration

The **causes of regeneration**, especially amongst Time Lords, were many and varied.

They ran the gamut from simple desire to change to sentencing for convictions, to life-threatening maladies, to blunt-force trauma. While all of these might have been cause for alarm in humans; Time Lords expressed much less concern.

The following are the known causes of regeneration of specific Time Lords.

## Time Lords

### The Doctor

The Time Lord known as the Doctor was known to regenerate on several occasions.

### Jayanna

 Jayanna VI | Succumbed to old age at the end of the Time War.
 Jayanna VIII | Whilst the true details were unknown, the ninth incarnation of Jayanna later claimed it was violent and traumatic - and later witnessed the regeneration again alongside the Seventeenth Doctor during echoes seen on Planet TARDIS.
Planet (Doctor Who and the Dalek Paradigm)

## Planet

A **planet** was used by the Daleks as a base for them as they carried out their new plans to achieve universal domination.

## Characteristics

The planet was once teeming with life and was home to an advanced civilisation; however once the Daleks arrived, it was reduced to a barren and desolate status, the surface littered with ruins. (TV: *Doctor Who and the Dalek Paradigm*)

## History

The planet was home to a diverse array of lifeforms including the Gunn'sara, who had built up their own civilisation over many years. That all changed when the Daleks invaded, the planet chosen for its strategic location. Everything was exterminated and the Daleks established themselves in an underground bunker where they begun their preparations.

By 3065, the Seventeenth Doctor and Jayanna IX had arrived and soon located the Dalek bunker. Before long, the Daleks fled, with the Time Lords in pursuit, with the planet left alone and dead. (TV: *Doctor Who and the Dalek Paradigm*)
Liminality (TV story)

***Liminality*** was the eighth episode of Series 23 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The TARDIS materialises on a long concrete bridge that stretches out through the dusk on a cold winter evening, nothing but street lamps cutting through the mist. Although the bridge looks like it leads nowhere, at the end of it sits an old 19th-century hospital.

The hospital has long been abandoned, yet the interior is as pristine as the day it opened. Going through the main door leads the Doctor and her friends into a long sprawling corridor, with doors to wards and rooms dotted across the side. At the very end of the corridor sits a small waiting area with a single metal bench, a couple of bins, a window looking out onto the ocean outside and a door to the left of the window marked "exit", yet behind that door was a vast cafeteria hall filled with sets of tables and chairs that look like they've never been sat on.

Behind every door is another impossibly open area with a vague hint of transition, like it should lead to somewhere, but ultimately never does. Every staircase continues on and on; some spiralling upwards, others being a straight diagonal line to nothingness. Although the whole place seems untouched - as if the TARDIS team were the first people to ever set foot inside this impossible structure - the cold air feels tense and eerie, as if the souls and screams of beings who were unfortunate enough to be trapped and driven insane in the hospital still linger long since they passed.

Now the manifestation of their pain and fear stalks the halls, each person that comes across the hospital and gazes upon the entity is consumed by it - their physical form being converted to make the corridors longer, the bridge more endless; each step of the staircases’ made up of a lost soul whose starship drifted too far or a little girl who went too deep into the forest against the instructions of her parents...

## Cast

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

## Story Notes

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

**Penelope** was a woman from Victorian England who became a companion of the Twentieth Doctor after his dealings with the Partisan.

## Personality

Compassionate, kind, sweet and gentle, Penelope was someone who always engaged with the niceties and tried to provide help and assistance to anyone in need. However, this was coupled with an underlining naïvety, meaning she could easily be manipulated into a situation or failed to properly understand the true gravity of a situation.
Mary (Pestilence)

## Mary

**Mary** was a girl from 1665 England, who was inadvertently intertwined with a Cyberman plot.

## Biography

Mary's mother fell victim to the bubonic plague in 1665, leading to her grandmother, Hannah, to move into their house in order to take care of Mary. Soon after, a Cyberman disguised as a Plague Doctor visited the house whilst Mary was reading the Bible, under the guise that it would be able to help Mary's ill mother.

In reality, the Cyberman was either infecting her mother with nano-bots which would convert her into a Cyberman after she had died or was merely checking up on the nano-bots that were already inside her's current condition to ensure conversion would be a success. (TV: *Pestilence*)
Loyomba

**Loyomba** was an isolated planet located on the edge of its galaxy, also being the only planet to orbit its star.

## Characteristics

Despite its isolation, Loyomba was not too lightly populated, with an unknown species living across the land in small villages and towns, farming and growing crops.

The landscape was, indeed, quite beautiful, with a deep crimson sky which gave everything on the planet a light red overtone. The grass was yellow, with blue and purple trees and bushes flooding the fields. Underneath the grass sat three layers of sand, which despite its apparent uselessness, was extremely useful for crop growing. (TV: *The Skithra Entitlement*)

## History

A Skithra throne ship forced a landing on Loyomba after it was boarded by the Seventeenth Doctor and Jayanna IX in pursuit of the Doctor's TARDIS which had been stolen by the Skithra. However, following the Time Lords managing to ground the ship, the Skithra retaliated by beginning to attack a nearby village. By that point, the Skithra Queen had grown tired of the Time Lords and desired to execute them both and so the Doctor and Jayanna gave themselves up in exchange for the withdrawal of the attack of the village which the Queen accepted.

They then promptly left the planet, jumping into hyperspace, leaving the residents bewildered as to what just happened. (TV: *The Skithra Entitlement*)
Raston Warrior Robot

**Raston Warrior Robots** were silver androids and accordingly the most perfect killing machines ever devised.

## History

One such robot ended up inside a miniscope belonging to Victor Nolan, where he made it perform shows for him. However, during one such performance on the planet Alkos, energy that had been gathering in the atmosphere of Alkos struck the miniscope, causing "an infinitesimal moment of vulnerability" allowing it to escape and gain sentience.

The robot quickly begun slaughtering the Alkosians as they ran away, detecting their sudden movements - before sparing the life of Victor in exchange for him helping it. Although initially unaware of what to do, the robot soon planned to gather energy from the strikes that granted it sentience to power a spaceship and escape. Getting Victor to take it to an Alkosian spaceship, the robot then betrayed Victor and forced him to create the Cube, an energy receiver which could take in the power caused by the energy strikes, required to power the spaceship.

However, the robot was mortally damaged when the Seventeenth Doctor drove a vehicle into its ship, freeing Victor from its grasp. Staggering out of the ship, the robot fatally shot Jayanna VII, before dying. (TV: *I Predict a Riot*)
Doctor Who Confidential

**Doctor Who Confidential** was a documentary television programme that took a behind-the-scenes look at the making of each *Doctor Who* episode. After a run of 99 episodes from 2005 to 2011, the show returned for the broadcast of Series 1.

## Format

Each Doctor Who Confidential episode was in the form of a 60-minute documentary revolving around its respective Doctor Who episode. B-roll, interviews and behind the scenes footage was shot during the production of a Doctor Who story and then edited in time for its airing, where the Confidential episode would show on BBC3 immediately after.

Different narrators were used for each episode, either actors who had been guest stars in either the documented episode or a prior one, or the director of the episode.

Cut-down half-hour editions of the documentaries were added as special features to the DVDs in certain regions.
Penumbra: Part Five (TV story)

***Penumbra: Part Five*** is the upcoming fifth and penultimate episode of Series 43 of *Doctor Who*. It formed the fifth chapter of the six-part serial*Doctor Who: Penumbra*.

## Cast

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

## Crew

* Writer - Sofia Fox
* Director - Sallie Aprahamian

## Story Notes

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

*You may be looking for the TV story of the same name.*

The **Nexus Point** was the name of the pocket of reality that the Shevek Cro'taq was contained in to allow for its survival as its universe was destroyed and N-Space was created.

Such were its powers that it was able to turn people's thoughts into reality and drew all the elements of the universe together in an awesome display of power.

## History

The Klucuin created the Nexus Point when their universe began to die and sealed the Shevek Cro'taq within. It made its way to the new universe, N-Space, and became something of a myth amongst the new peoples. Eventually, an expedition team set off through space in the year 5176, having detected an unknown form of energy from an uncharted territory, in order to search for the Shevek Cro'taq; a journey that the Fourteenth Doctor, Sandra Parry and "Karina Wells" accompanied. (TV: *A Most Perilous Quest*)

The expedition eventually found itself at the Nexus Point, however, the Shevek Cro'taq was then accidentally destroyed when its removal was attempted. The expedition had come to an end. (TV: *Legends of the Shevek Cro'taq*) When the Klucuin entered N-Space, they opened portals throughout time and space in their attempt to find the Shevek Cro'taq. The Doctor, Sandra and Karina travelled through the portals, trying to find the Klucuin, and the trio soon reached the Nexus Point once again. It was there that they finally came face to face to the Klucuin - who had found the now reformed Shevek Cro’taq.

It was at this point that Karina revealed her true identity as the Wells Master, and seized the Shevek Cro’taq for herself, before throwing the Doctor and Sandra through a portal where they landed in Dawn. (TV: *Nexus Point*)

When the Klucuin began their assault on the universe, the Shevek Cro'taq's influence spread out from Nexus Point from the beginning of time, and finally reached Datysia in 4171 before the Time Lords were able to freeze it. Anything within that radius became effectively a prototype of the Klucuin's new universe. (TV: *Shattered Hope*) After the Klucuin implanted the Shevek Cro'taq into the Eye of Harmony, the influence spread across the entire universe - creating the Elemental Universe. (TV: *Birthright of the Klucuin*)

Once the Elemental Universe was undone, the Temple of Atropos was restored, but still damaged. To maintain balance, the Time Lords combined the leftover Nexus Point with Atropos; keeping Time flowing through the temple, whilst solving the issue of what to do with the Nexus Point. (TV: *A Universe Apart*)
Orla Adair - list of appearances

The following is a **list of Orla Adair's appearances**.

## Television

### Series 21

* *The Infinity*
* *Swan Song*
* *Isle of the Vrykolakas*
* *The Empire of Doom*

### Series 22

* *World's At War*
* *Requiem of a Dream*
* *Night of the Rellons*
* *Urban Decay*
* *Phantoms of the Past*
* *The King That Never Was*
* *From Out of the Fog*
* *Through the Looking Glass*
* *The Hunting Party*
* *A New Hope*
* *Reality of Lies*
* *Victory of the Sontarans*
* *The Eye of Sontar*
* *Samhain*
* *Slay Bells Ring*

### The Specials

* *Lost in the Artirex*
* *The End of the Line*
* *Dead Men Tell No Tales*
* *Gunpowder, Treason and Plot*
* *The Operation of Time: Part One*
* *The Operation of Time: Part Two*

### Series 23

* *Calling of the Void*
* *The Key to Prosperity*
* *Anning*
* *Under the Surface*
* *The Hollow Earth*
* *Heather's Bad Day*
* *Dying of the Light*
* *Liminality*
* *The Mirrored Reflection*
* *The Bodysnatchers*
* *The Breach*
* *The Frontier Thesis*
* *Manifest Destiny*
* *La Bête du Gévaudan*
* *The Twelve Days of Christmas*

## Prose

### New Series Adventures

* *Ignorant Bliss*
* *Your Precious Empire*
* *Murder on the Starliner 6-Trevv-3*
Milly Turzon

**Milly Turzon** was a Splice from Karison who met the Eighteenth Doctor and his companions Ruby Barrella and Damien Barrella on numerous occasions, although their meetings seemed to be out of order.

## Biography

After the Doctor, Ruby and Damien landed on Karison when Damien accidentally activated the TARDIS controls by leaning on a lever, the three were met by Milly who claimed that she had been waiting for their return, ever since she first met them. Nevertheless, neither the Doctor nor his companions even knew of Milly, which she was aware of and stated that they would return to Karison one day in the future. However, with the arrival of the time travellers, Milly stated that this would also mean the arrival of the Ravagers, as their future selves warned her.

Establishing defences, the Doctor eventually offered himself up to the Ravagers if they left Karison as a result, but before they could accept, Milly destroyed all their ships, which the Doctor heavily disapproved of. Later helping the Doctor salvage some parts from debris to fix the TARDIS enough to take them home, Milly kissed Damien goodbye, leaving him embarrassed and Ruby bewildered at the action. Milly stated that Damien would understand one day, before the TARDIS then dematerialised, leaving Milly stood there, smiling. (TV: *Hope for the Hopeless*)
Nostreni

**Nostreni** was an arid dustball of a planet, which later became home to a project of the United Planetary Terraforming Corporation.

## History

During the Last Great Time War, a small swarm of Nerada Vashta stowed away within a fleeing TARDIS which later took a brief stop on Nostreni as the occupants attempted to gain contact with their fellow soldiers from the Synthesis Station. They received no response - and were soon devoured by the Nerada Vashta. Feeling under threat, the TARDIS then subsequently activated its HADS system and fled the planet; leaving this swarm isolated in a foreign environment.

Centuries later, a research crew of the UPTC made planetfall in the event of hoping to find a suitable new planet for their next and most ambitious project. Deeming Nostreni suitable for their needs, they became blissfully unaware that, unbeknownst to any of them, there indeed was indigenous life which took residence on this world. Indigenous life which had evolved, expanded and multiplied over the centuries it was left alone; adapting to the environment around it.

Shortly after their planetfall, and the apparent loss of a number of their crew, the UPTC were joined by the Sixteenth Doctor and her companion, Tari Ackerman. The Nostrenians, as the UPTC now nicknamed them - unaware that they were in fact a subspecies of Vashta Nerada - began their assault in the form of a singular dust devil, ravaging the spaceship in the matter of a few seconds as it tore it to complete shreds. Realising that they were out of their depth, the Doctor and Tari opted to allow the Corporation members to flee in her own ship.

After the Nostrenians were later ejected into space by the Doctor, in the hopes that they would starve, Nostreni no longer was host to any form of life. (TV: *Dust to Dust*)
Klucuin

The **Klucuin** were a mysterious species who originated from the universe that came before N-Space's existence.

## Biology

The Klucuin were immensely tall, with a multi-coloured fin shaped skull, resting on top of a small face with beady eyes, distorted chin and wavy mouth which appeared more as a crack in the skin. (TV: *Nexus Point*)

## History

Long before the universe before N-Space was destroyed, the Klucuin ruled the cosmos and used the Shevek Cro'taq as the repository of their knowledge. As the universe came to an end, the Klucuin were reassured in the knowledge that the Shevek Cro'taq would survive and carry on into the next, sealing a small part of their individual essences into it. This meant that if the Shevek Cro'taq were ever destroyed, it would just momentarily dissolve which allowed the Klucuin to take physical form once more.

In 5209, the Klucuin entered N-Space after an expedition containing members such as the Fourteenth Doctor, Sandra Parry and Karina Wells in search for the Shevek Cro'taq had accidentally destroyed it. (TV: *Legends of the Shevek Cro'taq*) However, this was merely all part of the Klucuin's plan and they reformed themselves, before opening portals across all of time and space in search for the Shevek Cro'taq - believing that they had a right to dominate this universe as they had done the previous one.

Jumping through portals to find the Klucuin, the Doctor, Sandra and Karina eventually found the reformed Shevek Cro'taq at the same time as the Klucuin, but at that point, Karina revealed herself to really be the Master and used one of the Klucuin's portals to throw the Doctor and Sandra into a bubble universe. (TV: *Nexus Point*)
Mouri

The **Mouri** were a group of entities kept in a state of stasis in the inner chamber of the Temple of Atropos on the planet Time, and were considered to be the only known entities capable of controlling time.

They had been assigned to their roles during the Anchoring of the thread, done so because time in its more natural form was "destruction", even "evil".

## History

As the Klucuin attacked Time, they were met with the Wells Master who had previously bonded with the Shevek Cro'taq and engaged them in a battle of wills, in order to protect the Mouri and buy as much time for others, such as the Fourteenth Doctor, Keltar and Kenossium to fight back against the Klucuin elsewhere and prevent their victory.

However, the Klucuin facing the Master soon grew tired of her antics and managed to break past her, destroying the Mouri; which allowed the Klucuin on Gallifrey to fuse the Shevek Cro'taq with the Eye of Harmony. (TV: *Birthright of the Klucuin*) This act created the Elemental Universe, where the Nexus Point had replaced Atropos as the cornerstone of the universe's fundamentals.

As Atropos was damaged during the Klucuin's assault, it was merged with the Nexus Point once the Shevek Cro'taq was destroyed and the universe restored to normal; bringing the Mouri back to life. (TV: *A Universe Apart*)

Although the Hexed attempted to use the Genesis of Hex in order to free Time, they were ultimately unsuccessful and the Mouri kept Time bound. (TV: *Manifest Destiny*)
Penumbra: Part Three (TV story)

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

## Cast

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

## Crew

* Writer - Sofia Fox
* Director - Jamie Stone

## Story Notes

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

The following is a **list of Osric Tennyson's appearances**.

## Television

### Series 21

* *The Museum That Was Locked in Time*
* *All Hope Lost*
* *Date Night*
* *The Faceless Statues*
* *One More Day*
* *Unsinkable*
* *A Monument and a Warning*
* *The Mists of Time*
* *A Conversation With An Auton*
* *The Infinity*
* *Swan Song*
* *Isle of the Vrykolakas*
* *The Empire of Doom*

## Prose

### New Series Adventures

* *Into the Computer*
* *Operation: Extinction*
* *Ghost Train*
* *Ignorant Bliss*
* *Your Precious Empire*
* *Murder on the Starliner 6-Trevv-3*
The Corsair

**The Corsair** was a Time Lord adventurer and an old friend of the Doctor, described by the Eleventh Doctor as "one of the good ones."

## Biography

The Fifth Corsair met the Twenty-Second Doctor and Samantha Wyatt in the Caribbean, 1703 - the incarnation who had the smallest Ouroboros tattoo of any of the Corsair's incarnations, with it being the size of a ten pence piece and located on her upper thigh.

Having arrived in the Caribbean - always a favourite location for her to visit due to her pirate boat TARDIS, the *Esperanza* - a few weeks before the Doctor and Sam, she had become caught up in rescuing a mother and her son who hailed from a planet far from the solar system and had gotten accidentally stranded on Earth. The mother had set out a distress call, but the rescuers would not arrive for days to come yet. She planned to use her TARDIS to take them back home, but a raid from the British Navy on the ship before they could take off badly damaged the vessel and the mother was stolen away by the Redcoats, leaving the boy alone with the Corsair as she had hidden him away in time.

The reason for this was that both the mother and boy were highly psychic and the British Navy had witnessed the mother using her powers to safely navigate treacherous waters. Deciding they wanted that power for themselves, they kidnapped her then tied her to the bow of their flagship, forcing her to use her powers to protect the boat. Eventually, Caribbean pirates realised the powers of the two as well and so, whilst the Corsair sat there pondering her next move, both the pirates and Redcoats attacked the ship again in search of the boy.

The Doctor and Sam arrived just in time to fend off the attackers, escaping with their lives. However, the Corsair would not tell them the full situation as neither the Redcoats nor pirates knew about the rescuers coming at the end of the week and she wanted to keep it that way. Due to the boy’s unstable powers, she hadn’t even told him at all as he might accidentally psychically broadcast it in an outburst.

Needing to save the mother from the Redcoats, the Corsair and Sam distracted them and led them into the paths of pirates, whilst the Doctor infiltrated the ship and freed her, jumping into the sea and swimming away just before they were caught. As the Doctor’s TARDIS was miles away, it was quicker to simply wait the night for the rescuers to arrive - which they did and took the mother and son home. The Doctor assisted the Corsair in repairing her TARDIS, who took him and Sam back to his TARDIS, then departed. (TV: *The Corsair of the Caribbean*)
Krillia

**Krillia** was the home planet of the Krillitanes, but more specifically, the birthplace of Fourteenth Doctor companion, Fleur.

## History

Krillitanes were born on Krillia to large families. One such Krillitane, Fleur, joined her own family on the front lines as they began systematically cleansing the population of an entire planet. Fleur originally did not think much of it at first until she was given a task to infiltrate one of the native populations as one of their "own", using a morphic illusion. However, she would eventually come face to face with all the destruction her people were inflicting, causing an immense change of heart.

In an act of sabotage, she warned the population about what was coming and told them to hide, and worked to sabotage the mission as much as possible. After they realised what had happen, Fleur was taken in by her commanding officers and was sought to be put on trial for her actions before she managed to escape and went on the run. The Krillitanes would begin an active search for Fleur, sending out Brother Terinus as leader of a task force, with the sole objective of tracking Fleur down and bringing her back home for a proper trial.

They eventually found her travelling with the Fourteenth Doctor and Elias Danielsen, intercepting the Doctor's TARDIS, where Fleur voluntarily gave herself up as to ensure that her friends were not harmed. Fleur was returned to Krillia and finally placed on trial for her crimes against the Krillitane race - but was rescued by the Doctor and Elias, convincing the Krillitanes to let Fleur go, in exchange that she never came back home. (TV: *Pursuit*)
Legends of the Black Nebula (comic story)

***Legends of the Black Nebula*** was the three-part sixth story of *Doctor Who: The Sixteenth Doctor* comic story series, published by Titan Comics.

This was the second story in the comic series to not feature any returning villains.

## Summary

The TARDIS has been stolen! Arriving onboard a huge passenger starliner, the Doctor, Violet and Leo have arrived just in time for a tour across the harmonious Black Nebula! However, as the starliner edges ever closer into the depths of the spatial magnificence, the Doctor learns that the many hundreds of fables and tales told of this tranquil sector of space maybe aren't as fictional as she'd once thought.

The Topan Hoarders have ambushed the starliner and they're after the TARDIS! What does Ankrid have to do with this oddly timed invasion however...?

## Characters

* Sixteenth Doctor
* Violet Blackwell
* Leo Darius-Alesandro
* Galactic Agent Ankrid
* Topan Leader

## Story Notes

* This story was later released in the graphic novel *Capsized*.

 Year 2 | *Capsized* • ***Legends of the Black Nebula*** • *Smoke and Water* • *Poisoned Realities* • *Fragments in Time*
Life in Perpetual Darkness (TV story)

***Life in Perpetual Darkness*** was the eighth episode of Series 9 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Her son came back from that late night walk acting different.

If she didn't know any better; she'd say that the stone he brought back home with him has had a... corrupting effect on him, but that can't be the truth, can it? Sure, she was forced to use a wheelchair soon afterwards that night, but that's normal - she's getting old, she can't expect her legs to remain healthy at this age, he had nothing to do with that. This new "Mr Emerald" moniker is just something young people do, isn't it? It doesn't mean anything.

His mother is a nosy parker, thinks Mr Emerald. If she knew what he was doing; she would try and stop him - and that's why he had done it, to confine her, so he can do as he wants. If she knew the truth, then she would tell him that the Eye isn't real, that it has no real power but he knows better. If it's not real, then how are there three people trapped inside the nearby abandoned mansion, facing off beings from what can only be from their nightmares? Where else would those beings have come from? His mother might say that he put them there and split them up.

Mr Emerald doesn’t care. He just wants to torture them.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Eva Green
* Jake Scott - Alfred Enoch
* Emi - Naomi Ackie
* Mr Emerald - Michael B. Jordan
* Mr Emerald's mother - TBC

## Crew

* Writer - Natalie Robyn
* Director - Graeme Harper

## Story Notes

* This episode was noted for being filmed entirely in black and white, the first episode to be done so since *The War Games*.

 Christmas Special | *TBA*
Orla Adair

**Orla Adair** was a human companion of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Doctors from the second century BC.

## Personality

A modest person, Orla was never one to accept gratitude from others, no matter how much she deserved it. Coming from a poor family, Orla began working from a young age, in order to make ends meet and as a result, she became very driven and disciplined from a young age, having to taken on a high level of responsibility.

However, there was another side to her; one who took joy from the world around her and instiled her with a strong desire to learn as much as she could about it.

## Appearance

Orla resembled a woman of average height in her thirties, with tan skin, green eyes and long, black hair. (TV: *The Infinity*)
Kox

**Kox** was a General and one of the leaders of the Immortys Liberation Front.

## Biography

After the Twenty-First Doctor and Kane Solace arrived on Immortys, Kox, alongside the other leaders of the Liberation Front took notice of their collusion with the Senmorta Immortals. He ordered members of the ILF to jump the two and take them to Sinn as they began their investigation of one of the Immortals’ murder, where the four leaders of the ILF demanded answers on what they were doing.

The Doctor and Kane gained the leaders’ trust - exclaiming that they had no idea about what happens on the planet - after which, Kox explained the truth about Immortys to the two; the ruling class was a violent dictatorship who controlled the Life elixir trade which was created using a secret substance harvested by the Immortals in their palace for centuries and employed almost everyone in Sinn to produce it, violently oppressing them in the meantime.

Kox then invited the Doctor and Kane to take part in the ILF’s soon to come uprising, the initiation date brought forward by an unanimous vote within the leadership. After delivering a speech in the barracks, Kox mobilised the ILF’s forces across Sinn against cargo vehicles, refineries, docking bays and admin buildings as he, the Doctor and Kane watched from afar. Once the first wave proved to be successful, Kox sent the second wave into Vida. As his soldiers and volunteer forces fought the Senmorta’s Palace Guard; Kox sent the Doctor and Kane on a mission to infiltrate Senmorta and uncover the truth behind the Life elixir.

He later marched into the Throne Room with the majority of the ILF forces after their battle was won, where they found the Doctor and Kane who had learnt the truth of the life elixir and revealed it to him - it was created from the blood of the only true immortal on the planet.

He then charged the Immortals with crimes against the population of Immortys and stripped them of their power and status, ordering the removal of all the Life elixir that had been stored there. As the Doctor freed the immortal from the vault that extracted his blood, Kox was informed that whether or not the production of the Life elixir would continue was now in the hands of the people of Immortys. Later, he walked with the Doctor and Kane to Vida Plaza - where they shook hands before the time travellers left in the TARDIS. (TV: *Too Much Life is a Dangerous Thing*)
Planet (Abandoned Friends)

## Planet

A **planet**  was the site of a large friendship drama between the Twenty-Fourth Doctor and Anna Delgado.

## Characteristics

This planet was mountainous, cavernous, rocky - and empty - a desolate wasteland of hills, caves, canyons and dried up lakes. The air was breathable for humans and Time Lords, but life appeared not to exist. (TV: *Abandoned Friends*)

## History

The Doctor and Anna arrived on the planet with the intent to explore, despite the lack of any civilisation or even life at all; they still pushed on in order to uncover any secrets that the planet may have held. Anna quickly became uncomfortable and felt that danger was imminent, but the Doctor ignored this in her excitement. However, this then led to her accidentally causing a landslide which cut the two off from the TARDIS - causing Anna to snap and run off after venting her frustrations towards the Doctor for everything bad that had happened recently.

Now both separated and lost, the pair made their own ways back to the TARDIS, being confronted with dangerous routes due to the unstable landscapes as they battled with their feelings. Anna, to begin with, felt much better being on her own, believing the experience to be cathartic - but eventually thought that she was being unfair to the Doctor and blamed her for things out of her control. The Doctor on the other hand was terrified at the idea of losing her friend and vowed to change her ways. lest it happened again.

The two arrived at the TARDIS around the same time, making up just before they quickly escaped as the walls began crumbling down once again. (TV: *Abandoned Friends*)
Outcast (TV story)

***Outcast*** was the seventh episode of Series 3 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

In 2257, the Earth is all but a dead landscape, ruled by apps and algorithms. The only economy that matters consists of follows, likes, and reposts. Some might even have gained the system, though nothing confirms that.

As the Doctor and Fleur search for more info, constantly with just a few more questions than answers, they find themselves slowly changed by and immersed into a culture that they would never have dreamed to be a part of, losing themselves in the process. It all seems as if the system was rigged from the start...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Fleur - Florence Pugh

## Crew

* Writer - Hunter Graham
* Director - Farren Blackburn

## Story Notes

* According to Graham, the year 2257 is a reference to the Microsoft Windows operating system, specifically a build number to a prerelease version of Windows XP, then under the codename "Whistler".
* Some of the usernames featured in the IRC channel are references to the aforementioned operating system, as confirmed by Graham:
	+ "Luna" - the codename used for the famous Windows XP theme, denoted for its blue, candybar-style look.
	+ "Whistler" - the aforementioned codename of Windows XP.
	+ "Watercolour" - a theme for Whistler before being replaced with the famous "Luna" theme, known for its flat style.

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