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Bram Stoker

"The" Bram Stoker

Mr. Stoker

William Stoker (brother)

Florence Balcombe (wife)

Noel Stoker (son)

**Abraham** "**Bram**" **Stoker** was an Irish author, best known today for his 1897 Gothic horror novel *Dracula*. During his lifetime, he was better known as the personal assistant of actor Sir Henry Irving and business manager of the Lyceum Theatre, which Irving owned. During his life, he also became a companion of the Eleventh Doctor.

His initial meeting with the Doctor saw him get whisked off to Romania, after he inquisitively inspected the TARDIS, which had materialised within the Lyceum. He would form a great friendship with both the Doctor and Cassandra Monaghan, both of whom took him on several adventures that each helped him think up various elements, leading to the creation of *Dracula**.*** Loyal to the end, he would find himself supporting Cassandra's homosexuality, despite society in his time shunning it. He also, ironically for the deadly serious horror author that many purported him to be, made several jokes, sometimes accidentally offending others. He would ultimately leave the Doctor out of the inspiration his adventures had given him propelling him to write *Dracula*, making the Doctor's largest disregard for the course of history set itself back on track.

## Appearances

### Season 41

* The Venetian Vampires
* Faustus and Abulcasis
* The Seeds of Grief
* Killers in the Dark
Shadows of the Past

The CyberOverlords advance

Flavia

Ostmuz

Phaedra

Maxil

The Other

Cybermen

**Shadows of the Past** was the sixth and final episode of season 56 of Doctor Who.

The episode attempted to clarify the Doctor's origins as a reincarnation of the Other, partially retconning events to try and make the Doctor's origins somewhat more mysterious. As such, this was a retcon of the reveal in Lungbarrow, and thereby changing Andrew Cartmel's original reveal.

In this new account, the Other was the only Time Lord to escape Pythia's Curse, having a child with an outsider, who then would gain two loom-born descendants, each with varying parts of the Other's DNA. The Doctor had the lesser half, with a new arc being set up surrounding the Time Lord who had the greater half, setting up a struggle for the true reincarnation of the Other that continued into Season 57 and onward.

Shadows of the Past also brought another redesign of the Cybermen, in the form of the CyberOverlords - Cyber-Warriors converted from dead Time Lords by Rassilon and (begrudgingly) Romana, with the ability to regenerate.
First Doctor (Bane of the Universe)

The **First Doctor** was cheerful and excited much of the time, believed in hope and practiced compassion, providing help to anyone who asked. However, she could also get very furious when facing the greatest of evils, going so far as to trap the Ice Titan in an inescapable hell with the help of Graham.

Initially, this Doctor ran away from Gallifrey with a stolen TARDIS with her granddaughter Susan Mulligan. For a few months, they stayed in 1963 where Susan was educated at Coal Hill School. One of these times, Susan eventually did not return to the TARDIS, so the Doctor assumed she wanted to stay on earth, and went elsewhere.

The TARDIS suddenly malfunctioned as it was leaving earth and threw her out, falling back to earth, where she met Graham O'Brien, Yasmin Khan, and Ralph Smith, who introduced her to the human world and assisted her in healing her injuries. Later the same day, she met serving commader Inston-Vee Vinder on the space station Baxfield Wenfell-Foxley, and he joined as a companion. He and Ralph started a relationship a few months later. (COMIC: *The Woman Who Fell To Earth*)

She had became trapped in the N-Space Doctor's universe when her TARDIS had entered through a time portal formed by Rassilon in an attempt to destroy the Doctor before the universe could get out of hand. She eventually learned that, in N-Space, the Doctor was on their Fifteenth incarnation. Together with her companions, Ralph Smith, Yasmin Khan, serving commander Inston-Vee Vinder of Baxfield Wenfell-Foxley, and Graham O'Brien, the Fifteenth Doctor, Andy Cormer and the N-Space Graham, this threat was warded off. Before she left in the TARDIS, the Doctor let her main universe self know that things in her universe would improve, just as they had in her universe. Her final words seemed to resonate with the Doctor: "You were brilliant. Always were. Keep up what you've been doing, because the universe wouldn't be where it is without you. You've done so much, and my advice is for you to never, ever stop." (TV: *The* *Bane of the Universe*)

(TV: *Comeback of the Titans*)

A few decades passed in her time, and Graham had died of old age, and Ralph left because of it. She would help other Time Lords including the Seventeenth Doctor with the Battle of Skaro after her TARDIS transported to the other dimension. She, along with that dimension's counterpart of her, would both die in the battle. Specifically, she regenerated because the Daleks kidnapped her inside a Dalek body armor, cramming and shoving her inside. She was crushed to death and suffocated, regenerating into a male and destroying the body armour, and he would go on to take Ruby Sunday as a companion in place of the missing Graham and Ralph. (TV: *Return to Skaro*)

## Appearances

### Season 61

* Comeback of the Titans
* Return to Skaro

## Reception

Fans initially liked the concept of an alternate-universe Doctor, the concept first being introduced with E-Space in Full Circle.
Sunetra Patil

Gita Chandra (first cousin once removed)

**Sunetra Patil** was a university student, who became the first companion of the Eleventh Doctor.

Shortly after the TARDIS crashed into Cambridge University, Sunetra would find herself helping the Doctor, missing classes to make sure that the man who fell out of the sky was all right. She would end up having to fight the Shalka alongside the Doctor and the caretaker, Michael Rassmussen, both of whom would jump at the opportunity to travel with the Doctor in the TARDIS and see the universe. Despite studying psychology, she had a deep-rooted love for biology and studied it on the sides, which allowed her to make educated guesses on how to defeat aliens, many of them being correct, and some being called out quicker than the Doctor could process, which impressed him to no end. She was one of the few companions of the Eleventh Doctor, alongside Emma Armandio, to cause his dark exterior to slip, and become more light-hearted and friendly to those around him, whilst still being serious enough to remain logical. After receiving a call from Ace to go to Gallifrey immediately, the Doctor found himself with no choice but to drop Sunetra and Michael off back at Cambridge, where she completed her degree.

## Appearances

### Season 39

* Timecore
* Way of the Wind
* The End of the World
* Sundown
* Empire of the Cybermen
* The Twelve Trials
* Cleansed Sins
Romana III

the Doctor

**Romanadvoratrelundar** (**Romana** for short) was a Time Lord and companion of the Twelfth Doctor.

Having stumbled upon the Doctor shortly after regenerating, she was swept up on a mission to find her attempted murderer before her personality could fully stabilise, having been unable to try on bodies to see which one suited her. Nonetheless, she retained her cold logic, despite frequently having to act as the more serious foil to the Doctor's constant mishaps. Despite this, she got along well with both Joy Thomson-Walker and Mickey Sharpe, the latter of whom she personally requested the Doctor allow on board. Their close resemblance made many people mistake them for siblings, much to Romana's annoyance, though the fact that the Doctor occasionally used this to his advantage and used her as a decoy Doctor occasionally annoyed her more. She would ultimately be forced to return to her original point right after she was picked up by the Doctor alongside Mickey and Joy after the TARDIS turned rogue and attempted to drain their life energy.

## Appearances

### Season 45

* Mechanisms for Murder
* 42
* Nothing But the Truth
* Lords of Fantasy
* Checkmate
* Veil of the Past
* The Waters of Mars

### Season 46

* An Unlawful Execution
* The Dwarf Planet
* Universal Truths
* Return of the Autons
* Treachery of the TARDIS
Alex Campbell

The Doctor (great-grandfather)

**Alexander David "Alex" Campbell** was the son of David and Susan Campbell and great-grandson of the Doctor. Helping his parents fight off the Daleks, he would encounter the Eighth Doctor after his TARDIS crash-landed on Earth. Despite his rebellious exterior, which caused his great-grandfather to take a disliking to him, he proved to be vital in defeating the Dalek regiments on Earth, and also helped Susan and the Doctor defeat the Master, knocking him into the time vortex as revenge for killing his father. He would later meet the Ninth incarnation of the Doctor, and opted to travel with him and help his great-grandfather solve issues throughout space-time. However, after encountering the Daleks yet again, as part of Miranda Dawkins' trap for the Doctor, he would end up sacrificing his life to divert the Daleks away from Earth, being exterminated after short-circuiting the controls. According to the Doctor when talking to Izzy, his death upset Susan greatly, and caused a slight rift between the two Time Lords.

## Appearances

### Season 29

* Hatred of the Daleks
* The Fortress of Rubble

### Season 31

* Cyber-mind
* Return of the Meddler

### Season 32 (The Queen of the Universe)

* The Heist
* Word of Mouth
* Tragedy of the Time Lords
* Realm of the Daleks
Season 59

*Season 59* is the 59th season of BBC One's Doctor Who, starting on February 1, 2022 and ending on May 8, 2022. It was marketed as "one story with stories in between" like The Queen of the Universe, The Key to Time and The Trial of a Time Lord - this was "The Flux"

It introduced two new companions: Yazmin Khan and Dan Lewis, played by Mandip Gill and John Bishop. Laurie Strode, played by Jamie Lee Curtis, remains on the series but expresses interest in leaving for the next season, and Ashley McEwan, played by Ruby Rose Turner, remains aswell. Fraulein Rottenmeier, however, leaves the Doctor in the last episode due to being attacked by the spirits of the Flux and getting too "shaken up", and returns to her own time. After going back, they take Danica back to modern day. The season premiered with "War of the Sontarans" and ended with "Survivors of the Flux".
Season 53

The cover for the Blu-Ray release of Season 53

Archibald Hamish Lethbridge-Stewart(Twice Upon a Time only)

Romana IV(Twice Upon a Time only)

**Season 53** of Doctor Who started in 23 May 2017 and ended on 25 December 2017. It featured the departures of Hermione Norris as the Fourteenth Doctor, David Tennant as Richard MacLowrie and David Warner as Willis Campbell, whilst reintroducing David Bradley as the First Doctor and Jenna Coleman as Romana IV in its final episode. In its final moments, Rakhee Thakrar is also revealed as the Fifteenth Doctor.
Casey Knowles

**Casey Knowles** was a tourist from Earth on Andereten when it was taken over and held for ransom by the Hoothi, and later a companion of the Tenth Doctor.

She briefly met Jacob Robertson, but would travel throughout time and space with the Doctor and Anders Hausner, who helped her adjust to life in the TARDIS far easier. She was skilled as a mechanic, and would frequently be seen attempting to patch up the chameleon circuit on the TARDIS, succeeding once, albeit for a brief period of time, after which she gave up. She would leave the Doctor to help rebuild the society of the Tarangi after the Zygons attempted to destroy the planet, and would later help the Doctor again on her own, being ordered to help the Thals recuperate from an attack from the Daleks shortly before the Doctor regenerated.

## Appearances

### Season 36

* Millennium
* Awaiting Orders
* The Power of Axos
* Jaws of the Manticore
* Plot of the Zygons
Tenth Doctor

* 1
* 2

Cheerfully optimistic, yet dark and ruthless, the **Tenth Doctor** seemed to his friends and those he helped to be a kind young man, ever willing to help out those in danger. To his enemies, however, he was strict, and unusually uncaring in his punishments imparted onto them, destroying the entire planet of Sontar after learning of the Sontaran's use of slavery. He took on the mantle of the Time Lord Ultima, the final Time Lord, after it was perceived that Gallifrey had been destroyed by the Master, though this would turn out to be a ruse.

Immediatley following his explosive regeneration, he would have to find new companions on the streets of London.

Having left Sammy and K-9 behind on Metrinas, the Doctor started anew, working with private investigator Anders Hausner for much of his life. Unlike his predecessor, many of his companions would leave the Doctor alive, with Casey Knowles working to rebuild first the Tarangi and then the Thals, Kandara becoming a key founder of the IoEE, and Jacob Robertson going back to his work as a secretary with little resistance from the Doctor. The Doctor was always laid-back and friendly with his companions, and so while it saddened him to have to let them go, he knew it had to be done at some point. At different points in his timestream, this Doctor would reconnect with both Jo Grant and Peri Brown, even taking Peri on more adventures.

Likewise, his reaction towards both the Master and the Rani were relatively amicable, with him treating the Rani well, and being more lenient with the Master than many of his other foes. It was painful to see the Rani be presumably killed by the Cybermen, and the Doctor characteristically doled out heavy retribution for the action, destroying much of the Cyberman army by blowing up the stasis chambers, though the Rani would destroy most of the Cyber-Factory. He treated the Master as an equal, and knew that enacting harsh punishment on him would mean nothing, so the retribution of the Doctor on the Master was strangely lenient. Against the Master, this Doctor was strangely out of his depth, not understanding how to deal with his foe, who was so unpredictable in how he would act.

The Tenth Doctor would be forced to regenerate after being exterminated while bargaining with the Daleks.

## Appearances

### Season 34

* The Final Day of the Universe
* Washington's War
* Investigations in the Fourth Dimension
* The Soul of Sontar
* Friendly Fire
* Rage of the Cybermen

### Season 35

* The Spires of Venus
* Lords of Peladon
* The End of the Time Lords
* Ally of the Rani
* How About A Little Ice?
* The Greatest Gateway
* Conquerors of Andereten

### Season 36

* Millennium
* Awaiting Orders
* The Power of Axos
* Jaws of the Manticore
* Plot of the Zygons
* Kings and Queens of Anti-Time
* Strength of the Cybermen

### Season 37

* The Live Planet
* World of Wonder
* Cold War
* Morbius' Reckoning
* The Witch of the Well
* Storm Warning

### Season 38

* Damaged Goods
* The Woman that Never Was
* Faintest Footsteps
* The Darkness Beyond
* Tyranny of the Daleks
Romana

Lady President

Miss Hawes

Cathy Tyson (2009-10, 2013, 2021)

Jenna Coleman (2014, 2015, 2017, 2020)

Kate Bracken (2021, lookalike for Mary Tamm)

Maggy Armitage (1979)

**Romanadvoratrelundar** — known in short as **Romana** — was a Time Lord who was assigned the task to assist the Fourth Doctor in his quest for the Key to Time. She stayed with him long after that task was done and parted from him in E-Space. When she returned to N-Space, she became the Lady President of the Time Lords of Gallifrey. She would later return to travel with the Twelfth Doctor, though she was evacuated by the Doctor unwillingly after the TARDIS turned rogue, as she was being slowly killed by the time-space machine. Soon after this, she would become Lady President for a second tenure.

## Appearances

### Season 16

* The Ribos Operation
* The Pirate Planet
* The Stones of Blood
* The Androids of Tara
* The Power of Kroll
* The Armageddon Factor

### Season 17

* Destiny of the Daleks
* City of Death
* The Creature from the Pit
* Nightmare of Eden
* The Horns of Nimon
* Shada

### Season 18

* The Leisure Hive
* Meglos
* Full Circle
* State of Decay
* Warrior's Gate

### Season 40

* The Fate of War
* The Fall of the Citadel
* Daleks! (Cameo)
* Civilisation's Demise (Cameo)

### Season 45

* Mechanisms for Murder
* 42
* Nothing But the Truth
* Lords of Fantasy
* Checkmate
* Veil of the Past
* The Waters of Mars

### Season 46

* An Unlawful Execution
* The Dwarf Planet
* Universal Truths
* Return of the Autons
* Treachery of the TARDIS

### Season 53

* Twelve Nights on Islos
* Twice Upon a Time
Season 12

The cover for the Blu-Ray release of Season 12

Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart(Robot only)

**Season 12** of Doctor Who ran between 28 December 1974 and 10 May 1975. It starred Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor, Elisabeth Sladen as Sarah Jane Smith and Ian Marter as Harry Sullivan. The season opened with Robot and concluded with Revenge of the Cybermen.
Regeneration

The Ninth Doctor regenerates into the Tenth Doctor in Goodnight.

Tarangi

**Regeneration** was the process by which Time Lords and others renewed themselves, causing a complete physical and often psychological change. It could happen because of severe illness, old age/fatigue, or injury. It could also be invoked by choice, whether voluntary or involuntary.

Conversely, regeneration could be prevented by choice, although choosing not to regenerate from fatal damage was essentially an act of suicide. However, a Time Lord could delay the actual change in appearance and enter "a state of grace" for a brief period of time. Precise damage to a Time Lord could also cause a delay in the regeneration starting.

## Variants

### "Clean Transition"

In this version, a bright light simply obscures a Time Lord's face slightly and their face cleanly morphs.

* First Doctor
* Third Doctor
* Fifth Doctor
* Tenth Doctor
* Seventeenth Doctor

### "Facial Vortex"

In this variant, a Time Lord's face melts in a vortexing way, morphing and dissolving in and out of a body.

* Second Doctor
* Sixth Doctor

### "Electric Mutation"

Sorts of static electricity-variants of regeneration energy flash around a Time Lord's face and cause them to change, one part at a time. With McGann it was done in darkness to obscure it

* Eighth Doctor
* Fourteenth Doctor

### "Sneeze"

Thrashing back the head and coming back as a new person

* Twelfth Doctor
* Sixteenth Doctor

### "Explosion"

* Ninth Doctor
* Eleventh Doctor
* Thirteenth Doctor
* Fifteenth Doctor
* Master
Fifteenth Doctor

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* 2

Unlike her optimistic predecessor, the **Fifteenth Doctor** treated situations far more realistically, taking into account prior battles with her enemies in order to defeat them. Her wisdom was akin to that of the Third Doctor, and this continued into how she talked to those around her, treating them as equals, but being prone to insults and frequently having to educate them. She was no-nonsense, but would be more than happy to exchange her serious tone for pleasantries when no threat was apparent.

Her relationship with her companions could be rocky one moment, and amazing the next. She frequently consoled Graham over his cancer fears and the death of his wife, and her other companions, especially Landinia, found her surprisingly easy to turn to, and even move with emotion, despite her harsh exterior. However, she didn't suffer fools gladly, and chastised Andy in front of not only Graham, but also a group of alien travellers for playing a prank on her. She was not one to smile, even when happy, but would typically see the error of her ways when she had gone too far.

The Fifteenth Doctor had to attempt to swallow a multitude of different ideas during her tenure in the TARDIS. For example, she found it difficult to get to grips with the new control scheme she had suddenly been given in her early years, though the TARDIS soon seemingly realised this, returning the controls to the old format after an adventure on Skaro. She also found meeting an alternate universe version of herself relatively jarring, as they had so little in common, aside from the fact that both had taken their version of Graham O'Brien on board. Other ideas she had to cope with was the idea of the Time Lords willingly working with the Cybermen, and even working with the Master, arguably her arch nemesis. However, she managed to cope with all these ideas, taking them all in turn, and working to solve whatever problems were there, and those that lie ahead.

She died during the destruction of the Haureyn Temple, among with any others. She was revived by regeneration energy and made it back to the TARDIS to properly regenerate.

## Appearances

### Season 54

* The Guardian Angels
* A World in Rapture
* Arachnids in the UK
* Kilans of the Spanish Inquisition
* The Witchfinders
* Central Spirals
* Minos' Maze

### Season 55

* Resolution of the Daleks
* Fears on the J'hai'na Road
* When Shall We Three Meet Again?
* Can You Hear Me?
* Experimental Bodies
* Rivers of India

### Season 56

* Bane of the Universe
* Attack of the Arthroprodic Ones
* The Three Kingdoms
* Spyfall
* Fear Her! Fear Her!
* The Earth's Blood
* Finding Adric
* The Stench of the Uncayogu
* The Dead Walk Amongst Us
* Shadows of the Past

### Season 57

* The Idiot's Lantern
* Praxeus
* The Molten Men Of San Antonio
* Raxacoricofallipatorious
* It Takes You Away
* A Voyage on the Lusitania
* The Framework of Time
* Dust to Dust
* Human Nature
* The Family of Blood
* Fugitive of the Judoon
* Ascension of the Cybermen
* The Timeless Children
* *Trust Me On This!*
Zenla

Zen

Zee/Z

Helen Dawkins

### Left the Doctor because

Took the Doctor's corpse to Gallifrey, regenerated. (first incarnation)Wanted to help Gallifrey (second incarnation)

## Behind the Scenes

### Primary Actor/Actress

Catrin Stewart (2014, 2021)Juliet Landau (2015-2016, 2021)

Gemma Arterton (2021)

### Secondary Actor/Actress

N/A

**Zenla** was the daughter of Miranda Dawkins, the adoptive daughter of the Doctor who escaped an aborted timeline to become the Queen of the Universe. When she grew up, she became a companion of the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Doctors.

Not allowing the Doctor any knowledge of why she was helping him, Zenla had been chosen by Romana IV to help the Doctor in his final years, and deliver him to Gallifrey after he finally died. Having wanted to see the universe, she accepted this offer, serving as a companion of Thirteenth Doctor until his death, taking him to Gallifrey, and to Romana, who helped to revive him and give him a new regenerative cycle for what he had done. Zenla would sacrifice her life taking him to Gallifrey, as her body absorbed an ungodly amount of the time vortex whilst transporting him. This caused her own regenerative cycle to kick in, causing her to travel with the Fourteenth Doctor in a new incarnation. This incarnation would act as a cold thinker and a logical mind, with the wanderlust of Romana II and the Fourth Doctor. She also acted as a mentor to Mike Bolter. Ultimately, she would leave the Doctor after halting Armageddon, believing that Gallifrey would require her presence.

## Appearances

### Season 50

* The Second Wife
* Who Killed Kennedy?
* Night of the Rani
* Due Rent
* A Doctor Calls

### Season 51

* The Rising Sun
* Bright Futures for Dark Pasts
* Parnaxian
* Robots of Sherwood
* Universe of the Bane
* Torchwood
* Eternal Queen

### Season 52

* Lie of the Land
* Silence in the Library (US: Sticks and Stones)
* Under the Lake
* Children of the Bombs
* Asgard's Lords (US: Ride to Valhalla)
* The Pirate's Treasure
* Armageddon
Sammy Thompson

**Samantha "Sammy" Thompson** was a widowed American traveller from the 18th Century and a travelling companion of the Ninth Doctor. She would join the Doctor after a battle against the Great Intelligence, and would become close to him, having become the first human companion he had had in millennia, as three of the last four died. She would leave the Doctor after he became corrupted by Zagreus and destroyed Metrinas, leaving with K-9 to rebuild the planet.

## Appearances

### Season 33

* The Strange Creature of Castle McCrimmin
* Ethereal War
* Fear for the Future
* Zagreus
* Rescue
* Goodnight
Harry Sullivan

Surgeon-Lieutenant **Harold "Harry" Sullivan** was a companion of the Fourth Doctor. He was a Royal Navy surgeon in the employ of U.N.I.T. When reunited with the Fifteenth Doctor and Fourth Doctor in the Season 57 episode *Trust Me On This!*, he explains he is now a sergeant in the military.

## Appearances

### Season 12

* Robot
* The Ark in Space
* The Sontaran Experiment
* Genesis of the Daleks
* Revenge of the Cybermen

### Season 13

* Terror of the Zygons
* The Android Invasio
Lesrenadi

### Left the Doctor because

Wanted to help create a more benevolent society alongside the former slaves of the Friars of Pangloss

## Behind the Scenes

### Secondary Actor/Actress

N/A

**Lesrenadi** was a member of the Kanylar military's 95th Division, and a companion of the Eighth Doctor.

His time with the Doctor went off almost instantly to a rocky start, when his ship was shot down over Earth by followers of the Steta, whom the Kanylar were at war with, crashing into a military base near U.N.I.T., and nearly killing Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart. However, he impressed the Doctor with his selflessness, quickly making sure the Brigadier was safe before he even considered his own injuries. After being duly treated by Bernice Summerfield, whom he developed a close friendship with, they would end the war abruptly by destroying the Steta's consciousness, and he would join the Doctor and Bernice in travelling the universe.

After being left behind accidentally following an encounter with the Bannermen, Lesrenadi would encounter the Doctor once more in 19th Century France, thanks to the technology he possessed allowing him to locate specific objects that he tuned them to. This same technology allowed him to take on a human appearance, rather than his true, humanoid reptilian form. He would ultimately leave the Doctor to help the former slaves of the Friars of Pangloss in creating more benevolent societies.

## Appearances

### Season 30

* Lesrenadi
* Ultimatum of the Bannermen

### Season 31

* The Silver Turk
* Ember of Hope
* Destruction of the Daleks
* The Ankhari
Romana II

**Romanadvoratrelundar** (later added Hazbonte, **Romana Haz** for short) was a Time Lord and companion of the Fourth Doctor, having begun travelling with him in her first incarnation.

She assisted in the battle on Ranskoor av Kalos of the Haureyn Temple (*Trust Me On This!*).

Decades later, Cornelius Duncan was looking at the Doctor's companions listed on the TARDIS, he found Barbara, Dodo, Polly, Zoe, Liz, **Romana II**, Nyssa, Izzy Sinclair, Ashley and Destrii to be relatively beautiful, later being scolded by Jericho for his remarks. (TV: *The Chainsaw Massacre*)

## Appearances

### Season 17

* Destiny of the Daleks
* City of Death
* The Creature from the Pit
* Nightmare of Eden
* The Horns of Nimon
* Shada

### Season 18

* The Leisure Hive
* Meglos
* Full Circle
* State of Decay
* Warrior's Gate

### Season 40

* The Fate of War
* The Fall of the Citadel
* Daleks! (Cameo)
* Civilisation's Demise (Cameo)
Thirteenth Doctor

* First
* Last

Doctor Who

John Who

J. Robert Oppenheimer

Maximilien Barbier

Dr. Grace Holloway

Chris Parsons

Monika Tolage

Zenla

**The Thirteenth Doctor** was the final incarnation in the Doctor's regeneration cycle. He was stern, ruthless, but also kind and forgiving.

Aware that he was on his last life, the Doctor became a less amiable character with a withdrawn attitude. He often dispensed with niceties in a tense situation, becoming cold and calculating when needed. However despite his ruthless exterior, the Doctor was actually deeply caring and empathetic, always striving to help others for the sake of being kind.

The Doctor began travelling with his predecessors final companions, Time Lady Zenla, freedom fighter Monika Tolage and Cambridge University graduate Chris Parsons who he was attempting to get home.

## Appearances

### Season 47

* Reign of the Master
* Queen of the Cybermen
* The 25-Hour Day
* The Horrors of War
* Land of Crystals
* Pro Patria Mori
* Fall of the Master

### Season 48

* Day of the Moon
* A Night at the Inn
* Asylum of the Daleks
* Crusade of the Bannermen
* The Manhattan Project
* The Round Table

### Season 49

* Undoing
* Down the Rabbit Hole
* Nightmare in Silver
* The Inner Beasts
* True Power
* Hide
* The Day of the Doctor

### Season 50

* Killer's Streak
* The Corpses Among Us
* The Second Wife
* Who Killed Kennedy?
* Night of the Rani
* Due Rent
* American Hood
* A Doctor Calls
Fey Truscott-Sade

* Human
* Clawdite

### Species

Human (Return of the Meddler-The Road to Hell)Clawdite (The Road to Hell-The Army of Steel)

### Family

Zamweseasel Anakin (husband)
Zolan Anakin (child)

## Behind the Scenes

### Secondary Actor/Actress

N/A

**Fey Truscott-Sade** was an undercover agent for the British government and a companion of the Ninth Doctor. She met the Doctor in 1941 whilst battling the Meddling Monk, who was trying to get the Nazis to take over Britain by weakening the Air Force, and would later join him, Chang Lee and Hex in the TARDIS, after which, she learned herself to be missing in action. She would form a close bond with Izzy Sinclair, whom she helped accept her sexuality. She was captured by the Clawdites for four years while the Doctor spent only four hours trying to find her, and was drugged and poisoned into changing her own species into a Clawdite, and forced to be their queen, forced to marry their king, Zamweseasel Anakin. They had a child together, Zolan, whom did not identify with any gender. After three years of this, she was saved by the Doctor.

Ultimately, she would be killed by the Cybermen, who deemed her corpse unfit for conversion. Her death, alongside Chang's and Hex's would cause the Doctor to shut himself off from anyone else for millennia. She would briefly be selected by the Eleventh Doctor to be the companion taken out of his timestream to help him in defeating Davros at the Battle for the Spire, prolonging her life briefly.

## Appearances

### Season 32 (The Queen of the Universe)

* The Heist
* Endgame
* Word of Mouth
* Tragedy of the Time Lords
* Realm of the Daleks
* The Road To Hell
* The Company of Thieves
* The Army of Steel
The Doctor

* Season 62
* Season 58
* Season 57

"**The Doctor**" was the primary alias used by a renegade Time Lord from Gallifrey who travelled through time and space with various companions in their obsolete and "borrowed" Type 40 TARDIS. He has been considered the universe's "greatest defender", having saved the cosmos countless times throughout a long life, becoming a great legend across the whole universe.

Though largely a believer in non-violent conflict resolution, they were, when absolutely necessary, a great warrior. Indeed, some civilizations in the universe translated the word doctor as warrior, whilst others saw the Doctor as a compassionate benefactor, worthy of their admiration and compassion.

From the latter years of their first incarnation onward, the Doctor had a pronounced affinity for Earth and the human race. After departing Gallifrey, they voluntarily chose to spend time on the planet, and having it chosen as the place of his exile during much of the life of his third incarnation. They favoured Great Britain as a frequently visited location, taking most of their companions from there. Even after his exile was lifted, the Doctor spent much more time on Earth than on his homeworld.

Though taste in fashion did change with each Doctor, one thing that was an almost constant were jackets, either as part of an outfit or an extra like a trench coat. Here is a list.

* First Doctor: Black trenchcoat
* Second Doctor: Black tattered longcoat
* Third Doctor: Formal black jackets, orange velvet jackets, red velvet jackets, blue velvet jackets, green velvet jackets
* Fourth Doctor: Burgundy/grey/brown/tan greatcoat
* Fifth Doctor: Pale yellow longcoat with red stripes/cricket jacket
* Sixth Doctor: Multicolored rainbow greatcoat
* Seventh Doctor: Pale yellow suit jacket/dark brown suit jacket, Tan rain jacket (Curse of Fenric)
* Eighth Doctor: Grey suit jacket
* Ninth Doctor: Dark green velvet longcoat
* Tenth Doctor: Dark grey greatcoat
* Eleventh Doctor: Grey-purple suit jacket
* Twelfth Doctor: Leather longcoat
* Thirteenth Doctor: Burgundy greatcoat
* Fourteenth Doctor: Leather jacket, red fur coat, blue wool topcoat
* Sixteenth Doctor: Burgundy suit jacket, dark blue hoodie
* Seventeenth Doctor: Blue fur coat with black collars
* Eighteenth Doctor: Blue suit jacket, brown dusty trenchcoat
Emma Armandio

**Emma Armandio** was a notorious member of the Italian nobility, though she was bored with her aristocratic upbringing. When she met the Eleventh Doctor, Emma had already built a considerable reputation, and was pursued frequently by paparazzi, though all she wanted was a chance to get away from her fame and fortune. She took shelter in the TARDIS, not realising she was in a time machine until her brain had quite finished processing. She would then meet the Doctor, who she quickly became friends with, even saving him from the time vortex so he could regenerate safely. She and the Twelfth Doctor would continue having a friendship that occasionally wandered into romance, but she would eventually leave him after seeing the horrors of the First World War, with the Doctor wishing her well.

## Appearances

### Season 41

* What is to be Known?
* Hark! The Weeping Angels Sing!

### Season 42

* Pompeii!
* The Light Beyond
* House of Horrors
* Death Comes A-Knocking
* Lords of Heorot
* Notian
* Breaking the Silence
* Closet of Skulls

### Season 43

* Tooth and Claw
* Return to the Sensorites
* Fracture
* Vincent and the Doctor
* Elements of the Earth
* The World of Mirrors
* The War to End All Wars
Season 36

The cover for the Blu-Ray release of Season 36

Dr. Joanne Queen

Kandara James

**Season 36** of Doctor Who ran from 10 March 2000 to 22 September 2000. It featured Roger Rees as the Tenth Doctor and Martin Freeman as Anders Hausner, as well as the departures of Keeley Hawes as Casey Knowles and Siobhan Redmond as Joanne Queen, alongside the introduction of Josette Simon as Kandara James.
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Earth Aid is the second story in Season 27. It was written by David A. McIntee, directed by Chris Clough and features Sylvester McCoy as The Doctor and Sophie Aldred as Ace.

Synopsis

Landing in the fictional city of Arkham, dangerous perils are ahead for the Doctor and Kate. The two of them not only have to figure out how to get out of a place that does not exist in the known universe. But they also have to battle against body-snatching aliens that are following their leader who is resurrected in a Silurian god body.

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Cast

The Doctor - Sylvester McCoy

Kate Tollings - Lysette Anthony

Rest of Cast - TBD

Crew

Created by Sydney Newman, Donald Wilson and C.E. Webber

Producer - Ian Fraser

Script Editor - Ben Aaronovitch

Writer - David A. McIntee

Director - Chris Clough

Production Designer - Nick Somerville

Visual Effects - Malcolm James

Make-Up - Joan Stribling

Score - Mark Ayres

Costume Designer - Ken Trew

Editor - Hugh Parson

Original Theme Music - Ron Grainer

Title Music - Keff McCulloch

Title Sequence - CAL Video

Background Information

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Production Errors

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Reaction

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Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart

Brigadier General Sir **Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart** KCB, VC, DC, often called **the Brigadier** or **the Brig**, was one of the founders of the United Nations Intelligence Taskforce. Through his work, he became a trusted ally of the Doctor, as well as a personal friend.

Lethbridge-Stewart had a few extra-terrestrial encounters in his early life, but they were all forgotten. A turning point in his life was the Great Intelligence's invasion of London, where he met the Second Doctor and Anne Travers and was inspired to defend Earth from alien threats. Working closely with Travers, Lethbridge-Stewart founded and led the Home-Army Fifth Operational Corps for a short period — during which he was promoted to Brigadier — before becoming the commander of U.N.I.T.'s UK operations.

Lethbridge-Stewart grew close to the Doctor's third incarnation in the several years they spent together combating alien incursions during the Doctor's exile on Earth. After the Third Doctor's regeneration — which the Brigadier witnessed — the Doctor became more distanced from Alistair and U.N.I.T. After several adventures with later incarnations of the Doctor, the Brigadier retired from U.N.I.T. and became a teacher at Brendon Public School.

Lethbridge-Stewart eventually left Brendon and returned to working with U.N.I.T., having many more encounters with the Doctor and extra-terrestrial menaces, one of which almost got him killed when his car was located close to the blast zone created by a crashing spaceship.

Alistair's daughter, Kate Stewart, gave him a continuing legacy, both in her role as U.N.I.T.'s Chief Scientific Officer and through her interactions with the Doctor. He made sure to that she learned to always trust science to find an answer, rather than rely solely on the military solution like he often did.

The Brigadier would ultimately die of leukaemia in a nursing home in Surrey. The Thirteenth Doctor was devastated upon hearing of his old friend's death.

## Appearances

### Season 7

* Spearhead from Space
* Doctor Who and the Silurians
* The Ambassadors of Death
* Inferno

### Season 8

* Terror of the Autons
* The Mind of Evil
* The Claws of Axos
* Colony in Space
* The Dæmons

### Season 9

* Day of the Daleks
* The Time Monster

### Season 10

* The Three Doctors
* The Green Death

### Season 11

* The Time Warrior
* Invasion of the Dinosaurs
* Planet of the Spiders

### Season 20

* Mawdryn Undead
* The Five Doctors

### Season 30

* Lesrenadi
* Dimensions in Time
Mike Yates

Captain **Michael Alexander Raymond "Mike" Yates** worked alongside Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart, Sgt Benton and the Third Doctor in U.N.I.T. He would later reconnect with the Doctor, this time in his eleventh incarnation, to join the Brigadier, Benton, Liz Shaw, Emma Armandio and the Doctor in defeating the Shalka. In *Trust Me On This!*, a Season 57, he is a Major of U.N.I.T., but is in his 60s. He is killed during the destruction of the Haureyn Temple.

## Appearances

### Season 8

* Terror of the Autons
* The Mind of Evil
* The Claws of Axos
* The Dæmons

### Season 9

* Day of the Daleks
* The Time Monster

### Season 11

* Invasion of the Dinosaurs
* Planet of the Spiders
Ben Jackson

**Benjamin "Ben" Jackson** was a companion of the First and Second Doctors.

An able seaman on a shore posting, Ben met Polly Wright and helped the Doctor defeat WOTAN, later entering the TARDIS just before it dematerialised. Ben and Polly witnessed the Doctor's regeneration into his second incarnation and travelled with him and Jamie McCrimmon before returning to their own time.

Soon after leaving the Doctor, Ben and Polly got married and ran an orphanage together in India. According to Ben, several of the female orphans had a crush on him and were jealous of Polly, and were often rude and dismissive to her.

## Appearances

### Season 4

* The Smugglers
* The Tenth Planet
* The Power of the Daleks
* The Highlanders
* The Underwater Menace
* The Moonbase
* The Macra Terror (US: The Terror of the Macra)
* The Faceless Ones (US/AU: Faceless Men of the Airport)
Fraulein Rottenmeier

**Fraulein Vera Rottenmeier** was a companion of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Doctors, and a german Governess from the year 1881, and was portrayed by Katharina Schüttler. She would travel with the Doctor until the spirits of the Flux terrified her into leaving the TARDIS. She returned to Frankfurt and died in 1911.

## Biography

### Meeting The Doctor

While having a bite to eat at Hodgings House, a local pub, she ran into Laurie Strode and the Sixteenth Doctor, whom were trying to find Ashley and Danica, who had been captured by the Daleks. The Daleks made their ship look like a townhouse using a perception filter, but due to Fraulein's knowledge of the town, she pointed out that the building was not supposed to be there, thus they were able to rescue Ashley and Danica. She later let them use her house as a space for planning their mission to defeat the Daleks by reversing the polarity of the neutron flow of their Perception filter, causing their ship to be crushed and squeezed into the size of a townhouse, thus killing the Daleks inside. Shortly after this, Fraulein showed Danica around Frankfurt, and the latter decided to stay in the city "on vacation" and told the Doctor to come pick her up later. However, Fraulein followed Laurie, Ashley and the Doctor into the TARDIS.

### The new Doctor

The Doctor told Fraulein his real name after regenerating for some reason. She had a miniscule attraction to him that grew with time due to his newfound youth.

## Appearances

### Season 58

* The Mountains of Frankfurt
* The Nether Realm
* Out of Many, One
* Broomstick Bay
* The Angels Take Manhattan
* Clear Skies
* Welcome To Narnia
* The Masters of Luxor
* The Beasts of Manzic
* Once, Upon Time

### Season 59

* The Christmas Invasion
* The Mondas Mission
* Giants
* The Route of the Daleks
* Mesaba
* The Vision
* The Catacombs of Dak
* The Tomb of Ybwen
* Survivors of the Flux

## Trivia

* This is the third Doctor Who character not exclusive to the franchise, after Laurie Strode and Samuel Loomis.
U.N.I.T.

The Doctor

Lafayette (Thin Ice)

Winifred Bambera

Robert Dalton

Kate Stewart

**U.N.I.T.** was a military organisation which operated under the auspices of the United Nations, initially under the name of the **United Nations Intelligence Taskforce** until being renamed the **Unified Intelligence Taskforce**, alternately known as the **United Intelligence Taskforce**. Its remit was to investigate and combat paranormal and extraterrestrial threats to the Earth. U.N.I.T. was not the only alien defence organisation, but it was the one with which the Doctor had the closest personal involvement.

Following Brexit in 2018, U.N.I.T. operations were suspended and pending review by New Year's Day 2019, with all U.N.I.T. operations put on hold, following financial disputes and subsequent funding withdrawal by the UK's major international partners. However, by April the same year, U.N.I.T. regained its funding, and conintued its duties as normal. It temporarily gained two branches made up of the Doctor's companions: The Investigators of Extraterrestrial Events (IoEE), and the Coalition, which worked more as a freelance group with U.N.I.T. backing.

## Appearances

### Season 7

* Spearhead from Space
* Doctor Who and the Silurians
* The Ambassadors of Death
* Inferno

### Season 8

* Terror of the Autons
* The Mind of Evil
* The Claws of Axos
* Colony in Space
* The Dæmons

### Season 9

* Day of the Daleks
* The Time Monster

### Season 10

* The Three Doctors
* The Green Death

### Season 11

* The Time Warrior
* Invasion of the Dinosaurs
* Planet of the Spiders

### Season 13

* Terror of the Zygons
* The Android Invasion
* The Seeds of Doom

### Season 28

* War of Hate
* Blood and Iron

### Season 39

* Sundown
* Doctor Who: Gallifrey's Fate (Cameo)

### Season 47

* Reign of the Master (Cameo)
* The 25-Hour Day (Cameo)
* Fall of the Master (Cameo)

### Season 50

* Who Killed Kennedy?
* Due Rent

### Season 51

* Parnaxian
* Torchwood

### Season 52

* Lie of the Land (Cameo)
* Armageddon (Cameo)
Bernice Summerfield

Professor **Bernice Surprise "Benny" Summerfield** was a noted archaeologist who originated from the mid-26th century. She was a close associate of the Doctor, having encountered several of their incarnations.

Benny travelled with the Seventh Doctor and Ace for a small amount of time. Benny left the Doctor in Arkham, in order to finish off any other body-snatchers that could still be there, because, as she put it, 'somebody's got to do it.'

Bernice later met the Eighth Doctor, and would travel with him throughout most of his life, alongside many companions, including Raine Cunningham, Benjamin Heinrich, Lesrenadi, and Alex Campbell, before ultimately leaving him to join U.N.I.T. There, she would spend a lot of time dealing with threats such as the Nestene Consciousness, Zygons and Cybermen, the latter of which she was partially converted into, although externally most of her body looked normal. Soon after leaving U.N.I.T., she would start travelling the universe, and would learn of the Master's power over creation. She would contact Anders Hausner and the Twelfth Doctor to help resolve this issue, with the Doctor sacrificing his life to save her and Anders from the Master's trap, guaranteeing the Master victory in the process. However, the Master, keeping to his word, allowed Bernice and Anders freedom, where they pursued a romantic relationship, as well as forming a coalition of many of the Doctor's associates, along with Sarah Jane Smith and Izzy Sinclair. She returned to help the Doctor defeat the Great Intelligence in 2557 New York, where she was gifted a vortex manipulator by the Eighteenth Doctor. However, in order to stop the plot of the Great Intelligence to take over the Doctor's body, she sacrificed herself by jumping into the particles of the Intelligence. Her body was unable to sustain it, and she died, but killed the Great Intelligence along with her.

## Appearances

### Season 27

* Earth Aid
* Avatar

### Season 29

* Voyage of the Mayflower
* Transit
* The World before Time
* Hatred of the Daleks
* The Fortress of Rubble

### Season 30

* Tide of Blood
* War for Earth
* Lesrenadi
* Ultimatum of the Bannermen
* Dimensions in Time

### Season 31

* The Silver Turk
* Ember of Hope
* Destruction of the Daleks
* The Ankhari
An Unearthly Child

The First Doctor, Susan Foreman, Ian Chesterton, and Barbara Wright entering the TARDIS in the first episode of Doctor Who

### Companion(s)

Susan ForemanIan Chesterton

Barbara Wright

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The Daleks

**An Unearthly Child** was the first serial of season 1 of Doctor Who. It was the first televised Doctor Who serial and the beginning of the Doctor Who franchise in general.

It saw the first appearances of the Doctor, Susan Foreman, Ian Chesterton, and Barbara Wright, played by William Hartnell, Carole Ann Ford, William Russell, and Jacqueline Hill, respectively. Ian and Barbara became the Doctor's first companions, unwillingly whisked away on the Doctor's TARDIS. At the end of the fourth episode, "The Firemaker", the jungles of the recurring alien world of Skaro (not named in this story) were briefly seen before its first full appearance in the following serial.

This adventure also introduced the Doctor's TARDIS, which, in spite of it usually possessing the ability to change its outward appearance (having already previously disguised as an Ionic column and as a sedan chair), was stuck in its most recognisable form of a police box after leaving London in 1963.