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Ship (The Never Ending Journey)

## Ship

The **"Ship"** was the name given to an intergalactic vehicle by its inhabitants, who it had turned insane through the process of permanent laughter.

## Biography

The ship was originally a science and mining vessel which travelled around a star system, although what star system it was, the Sixteenth Doctor never actually found out. The inhabitants of the ship called it a *solar* system, believing her to initially it was the star system from which humans originated from - however, the presence of species unfamiliar to the Doctor threw her off as she thought herself completely knowledgable about all the sentient and important species living in that specific star system at the time.

Whatever the case, the ship eventually suffered a malfunction and its mission criteria changed. One day, speaking with a crew member as to why they were laughing, the ship grew to understand humour and the essence of laughter. Over time, it developed a belief that it was the only way for people to live was to be in constant laughter; as it was seen by the ship to be joyous and happy. It played around with the life support system before it created the perfect formula, devolving the civilians into almost permanent laughter. But this took a toll and soon enough, the people grew ever more insane as the days went by, eventually disregarding all safety.

The ship cloaked itself and it was believed by the general population on the planets outside that it had burnt up in the depths of space, with all passengers lost. Many years went by; the population grew to over two million, causing massive over-population issues that no one bothered to seek solutions to - they had all lost their minds. However, a hidden subroutine within the ship became active following a routine sweep through the ship's system. Realising what the ship had done, it sought out a way to fix it. Scanning its databanks, it located data about the Doctor, picked up somewhere on the ship's journey and sent a message to the TARDIS - but merely being a subroutine meant its message was vague.

The Doctor arrived with Iriel, where they were identified as not laughing and therefore having not been indoctrinated yet, causing them to be brought before the ship's computer. There, they learnt what had happened - but being aliens, the ship's methods did not work on them and they were imprisoned instead. After they had been locked in a cell, the subroutine spoke with the two, revealing itself as the messenger.

They developed a plan - hack into the life support system to stop the constant laughter and restore sanity, begin the evacuation of the decaying ship and turn off the central computer. They were met with resistance from the ship who believed them to be wanting to destroy their happiness and joy, deploying robots to physically stop them. However, the two prevailed and the ship was shut down and emptied. The subroutine then set it to self destruct once the TARDIS had departed. (TV: *The Never Ending Journey*)
Svari

The **Svari** were the native species of the planet Svark. Originally a solitary population, many were subsumed by the power of the Shevek Cro'taq upon the arrival of the Master, being transformed into an army that would obey her without question.

## History

Upon arriving on the planet Svark, the Master was greeted with curiosity by the local Svari population. This did not last long, however, as she quickly began to experiment with the powers of the Shevek Cro'taq, bending it to her will. She unleashed a fragment of its power, subsuming the population and transforming them into an army that would obey her without question. (TV: *Nightfall*)

Upon the formation of a temporary truce on Trenzalore, the Time Lords and the Klucuin moved against the Master on Svark. The Master, in retaliation, released the corrupted Svari to swarm the approaching military might of both factions. Many Svari were killed in the crossfire by the Klucuin, who regarded the Svari as a disgrace and a mockery of the Klucuin. Those that survived escaped off-world with the Master following the skirmish. The Svari population remaining on Svark had been reduced drastically as a result of the Master's actions; and the untainted Svari would eventually die out to the superior, enhanced lifeforms created by the Master. (TV: *Fragile Peace*)

The Master used her remaining Svari army to attack 17th century Prague after sowing further seeds of unrest between the Protestants and Catholics during the Thirty Years' War. Stoking the flames of the conflict, while also staging an alien invasion to take the spotlight away from her, would allow her to obtain the Voynich manuscript from the alchemist, Georg Baresch. The Fourteenth Doctor and Sandra Parry ultimately thwarted the Master's scheme (or so they thought) and were able to obtain the manuscript for themselves, while also driving off the Svari. (TV: *My Dear Master*)
Suburbia (TV story)

***Suburbia*** was the fourth episode of Series 29 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The last person you would expect to find in the idyllic town of Nightingale Heights would be a Time Lord.

The TARDIS has vanished, the last thing the Doctor and Kane remember is the ship being hijacked. Awake and disoriented, the pair find themselves forced to play a part inside an 1950s American Sitcom. All isn’t as it seems, as behind all the picket fences and laugh tracks, ghosts from the past lurk on the streets, tempting the pair in this demented world of syndicated chaos.

Hidden in the shadows, someone is playing a personal game with the Doctor, someone with an old score to settle...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Diane Morgan
* Kane Solace - Jamie Bell
* The Toymaker - Kyle MacLachlan

## Crew

* Writer - Dale Gregory
* Director - Tom Kingsley

## Continuity

* The Toymaker uses apparitions of people both the Doctor and Kane have known and lost to try convince them to stay. Kane sees numerous soldiers that he failed to save during the Cyber-War. (TV: *Isolated*, *Feel No Evil*)
* Meanwhile, the Doctor sees a host of recent companions who died on their travels with her. (TV: *To Reign in Hell*, *Swan Song*, et all)
* The Toymaker notes that the Doctor has regenerated since they last met. The Doctor merely replies with; "Numerous times." (TV: *The Box of Many Tricks*)

## Story Notes

* Originally shot in 4:3 black and white to begin with, the episode transitions back into standard 16:9 colour once the gig is up and the Doctor and Kane realise who is behind Nightingale Heights.
* In pre-production, Nightingale Heights was called Greendale before being given its official name; a nod to TV show *Community*, which is set in a community college called Greendale.

 Minisode | *Promise Ring*
Tarjai

**Tarjai** was the home planet of the Tarjaiga.

Not much was known about it, except that it was often subject to temporal anomalies which swept the planet's surface. This was due to exposure to a time rift located within its sun and resulted in the Tarjaiga becoming nomadic in nature. (TV: *Time Crime*)
Taylor Bennett

**Taylor Bennett** was a companion of the Seventeenth Doctor.

## Personality

Taylor was pragmatic, assertive, premeditated and thus self assured. She was still relatively closed off compared to Luna which led to the development of a thick skin, being very uncaring about what others thought of her. And indeed, despite her introverted nature, she was extremely good friends with Luna - being the only person she was willing to truly open up - but over the course of her travels, the Doctor soon became another person she was able to confide in. Although she would never really admit it, she had a heavy reliance on dark humour, using it to break the ice or pass the time.

However, all this meant that she could come off as cold and aloof to those who didn’t know any better, something she tried to overcome.
Red Player

The **Red Players** was the self-given moniker to a group of trolls who plagued and harassed the players of the Nervegear.

## History

When Gamemaster Heathcliff's Nervegear VR technology grew more popular, a group of people within the game would soon come together and call themselves the Red Players. These were people who either didn't believe Heathcliff when he told the players inside that death in the game also meant death in real life - killing people in a form of mock protest; or people who genuinely believed him - going out of their way to kill people for pleasure and amusement.

A group of so-called Red Players would plague Fleur once she became trapped within the Nervegear and tried to kill her in order to result in her death in the real life, however, she managed to successfully avade them until the Fourteenth Doctor pulled the plug on the system and they were all freed. Although originally people were brainwashed to forget about the gory details about the game so they did not raise the alarm to authorities, the effect was removed by the Doctor when she closed down the servers - and the Red Players were left with the memory of what they had done; either handing themselves in out of guilt or keeping quiet until they were eventually found out. (TV: *Game Over*)
Temple of Atropos

The **Temple of Atropos** was a temple on the planet Time. It contained the Mouri as well as the Priest Triangles.

## History

In order to end the Dark Times, Kronos was employed by the Time Lords to create a method by which they would be able to control time itself, and bring rationality and logic into the universe. The planet Time and the Temple of Atropos were eventually constructed by Kronos and the Division, however, they later came under threat by beings known as Swarm and Azure, who worshipped and devoted themselves to the Eternal embodying Time itself.

Eventually, Kronos devised a plan by which the pair could be lured into the Temple of Atropos, where they would be apprehended by operatives of Division and the Mouri were put back into place, using the Ravagers' Passengers, in order to hold Time indefinitely.

Through Atropos, Kronos was then able to create the Web of Time, which held the universe together. (TV: *Gods of Time*)

Although the Time Lords had kept Time secret for millennia, the Klucuin was aware of its existence from the very beginning of their entry into the universe. After successfully breaching Gallifrey, they bridged the gap to Atropos with a portal and prepared to launch a secondary assault to destabilise the Web of Time. However, they were met with the Wells Master - who had bonded with the Shevek Cro'taq and engaged them in a battle of wills.

In the end, the Klucuin grew tired of her antics and managed to break past her in order to destroy the Mouri, which allowed the Klucuin at the Capitol to fuse the Shevek Cro'taq with the Eye of Harmony. This then allowed them to mould the universe into a form of their own liking, ending the universe as envisioned by the Time Lords. (TV: *Birthright of the Klucuin*)

When 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*)
Series 27

**Series 27** of Doctor Who starred Lennie James as the Twentieth Doctor and introduced Laura Aikman as Penelope.

The series itself opened with *The Girl Out of Time* and concluded with *Isolation*.

## Summary

All set with a brand new world view, the Doctor is ready to welcome onboard bright eyed and compassionate Penelope, but is he even ready for what she will mean to him? And is she ready for what he will introduce to her?

## Overview

The series consisted of ten stories and episodes. It was the second series for Lennie James as the Twentieth Doctor and introduced new companion Laura Aikman as Penelope in the opener, *The Girl out of Time*.

Series 27 was also the first series not to feature any multi-part stories of any kind.

Everything from *The Girl out of Time* to *Isolation*  was part of the Series 27 production block.

There was no story arc for the series, instead it focused on a loose narrative thread involving the Partisan and his schemes which included Penelope.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Lennie James
* Penelope - Laura Aikman
* Kyber - D.C. Douglas

### Guest

* The Daleks / The Cybermen - Nicholas Briggs (voice)
* Vienna Salvatori - Chase Masterson
* Drelick - Colin Ryan
* The Master - Michelle Yeoh

## Aliens and Enemies

* The Partisan
* The Daleks
* Mindless Entity
* The Cybermen
* The Stella Tech Corporation
* Robbers
* An unknown biological agent
* A "Timezilla"

## Production Blocks

Production blocks were arranged as follows:

## Adaptations and Merchandising

### Home Media

#### DVD

All episodes of Series 27 were released in boxset form by BBC Studios. The set contained special features, such as *Doctor Who Confidential*, cast and crew interviews, episode commentary, behind the scenes look, series trailers and teasers, image gallery, deleted scenes and special feature - The Worlds of Who with Colin Ryan.

#### Blu-Ray

The series was also released as a complete Blu-Ray season release, with additional bonus features not included on the DVD release, such as extended *Doctor Who Confidential* episodes, video diaries and PDF files of scripts and production.

 **Series 28** | Regular Episodes | *The Trial* / *The Eye of the Storm* / *Nova* / *The Improper Sontarans* / *The Fracturing Algak* / *The Puppet Masters* / *An End Once And For All: Part One* / *An End Once And For All: Part Two*
Requiem of a Dream (TV story)

***Requiem of a Dream*** was the second episode of Series 22 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

A year after he chose to leave his life with the Doctor behind, Damien Barrella is still struggling with the grief of losing his sister and no matter how busy he makes himself, he can’t seem to escape it.

But that’s not all.

The whole world has been having nightmares, a figure in their sleep telling them that it is coming for them - that it will feast on the world and their dreams. Despite their best efforts, UNIT is unable to find out what this creature is or how it's even managing to embed itself into the minds of every human around the world. Even more horrifying; everybody knows what day it will emerge, a constant date seared into their heads.

The future of the human race is on the clock and running out of options, Damien has no choice but to bring back the one person he knows can help. But things are not the same as they once were and this Doctor is not quite the one that he expected...

## Cast

* Damien Barrella - Tom Holland
* The "Other" Doctor - Indira Varma
* RJ - Jenna Ortega
* Johnathon Danielsen - Alex Pettyfer
* Alicia Sallow - Naomi Scott
* Kate Stewart - Jemma Redgrave
* The Doctor - Richard Madden
* Orla Adair - Hannah John-Kamen

## Crew

* Writer - Cal A. King
* Director - Liza Johnson

## Story Notes

* The Doctor and Orla only feature in this episode during the occasional voice over, as Damien explains how he ended up being brought to them and in person at the end in the TARDIS console room.

 **The Specials** | Regular Episodes | *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*
Sensorite

The **Sensorites** were a telepathic humanoid race native to the Sense Sphere.

## History

After being sent to the Banished Lands of the Sense Sphere, the City Administrator planned to get revenge on the Doctor. Trying to survive, he witnessed a spaceship crashing nearby and went over, hoping to get supplies. Finding no survivors, he waited around for the inspection team to arrive. He killed the two inspectors, stole their protective suits, before leaving the Banished Lands in their craft. As he entered the city, an alarm was raised as the two dead inspectors were discovered and he slipt away quietly into the galaxy.

Later, he met the Fifth Raja and Raven at Zaggit Zagoo, where he iterated his story to them. However, when the fourth person revealed himself to be the Seventeenth Doctor, he confronted the City Administrator, during which, the Judoon entered, apprehending the City Administrator. (TV: *Meeting at Zaggit Zagoo*)
Spirits of the Antarctic Storm (TV story)

***Spirits of the Antarctic Storm*** was the eighth episode of Series 30 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Located deep within Antarctica is Anemoi, a research station dedicated to studying the only unsettled continent on Earth; logging all their findings and taking daily trips to gather samples. That is until a violent storm begins to blow in and as they secure the station and the blizzard continues, they soon realise that they're in for the long haul.

At first, everything seems fine as each crew member continues to carry out their duties, but as the high-speed winds continue to batter the outside of their metal cocoon, some of the crew begin to report hearing voices from the outside - whispers right from the throats of the dead - meanwhile, others swear that they saw shapes moving in the snowdrifts outside the window, but when they look again, there is nothing to be seen. The scientists, more isolated than ever, begin to get the feeling that they are no longer the ones watching, but rather, are now the ones being watched...

With the longer the storm continues to rage, the more the world appears to be closing in around them and when a door to the outside is found open, the crew have to accept that they may not be as alone as they once thought they were. Things continue to grow worse as soon enough, members of the crew start to disappear and fingers of blame are all too quickly pointed at each other. And when a mysterious group of three strangers arrive through the storm, having apparently arrived by a resupply vessel that is not due for another three months, things only continue to spiral out of control. In a place where the dead are given their voices back and shadows move in the storm, something sinister is happening at Anemoi and the Doctor may already be too late to save the day...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Diane Morgan
* Kane Solace - Jamie Bell
* Ruben Gomez - Manny Jacinto

## Crew

* Writer - Cal A. King
* Director - Bryce Dallas Howard

## Story Notes

* King has stated that famous horror film *The Thing* inspired this episode - taking aspects such as the snowy and cold setting, as well as an unseen enemy.

 Minisode | *Promise Ring*
Series 15

**Series 15** of Doctor Who starred Celia Imrie as the Sixteenth Doctor for her fourth and final series and introduced Taj Atwal as Tari Ackerman.

The series opened with *A Century Reborn* and concluded with *Blood On Their Hands*.

## Summary

The Sixteenth Doctor's final adventures start now as she invites a young probationary officer from the Galactic Census; Tari Ackerman, onboard the TARDIS - a woman with a mindset and view on the universe very much similar to her own.

But wherever this Doctor goes, both the Daleks and Master have proven themselves to always be lurking behind her and the countdown for the end has only just begun...

## Overview

The series consisted of ten stories and thirteen episodes. It was the fourth and final series for Celia Imrie as the Sixteenth Doctor and introduced new companion Taj Atwal as Tari Ackerman in the second episode, *Happy Families*.

It was also Max Amato's final series as showrunner - his position would be filled by producer Natalie Robyn.

Everything from *A Century Reborn* to *Blood On Their Hands* was part of the Series 15 production block.

There was no story arc for the series, instead it focused on a loose narrative thread involving the Doctor and Tari's constant meetings with the Galactic Census, United Planetary Terraforming Corporation and the Master.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Celia Imrie
* Tari Ackerman - Taj Atwal

### Recurring

* The Master - Sally Phillips
* Kesavix - Logan Lerman

### Guest

* The Meddler - Kathryn Drysdale
* Ms. Ode - Pippa Haywood
* Karis Denison - Warwick Davis
* Tev - Nabil Shaban
* Veg - Christopher Ryan
* The Master - Sacha Dhawan
* Queen Elizabeth I - ‎Joanna Page
* Kamiko Namba - Rila Fukushima
* Hōjō Tokimune - Yoshi Ando
* Kublai Khan - Benedict Wong
* Sarwell Upton - Julian Bleach
* Wynston Madigan - Ewan McGregor
* Vola - Claudia Grant
* A Dalek / the Daleks - Nicholas Briggs (voice)

## Aliens and Enemies

* The Seventh Meddler
* Mentors
	+ Tev
	+ Veg
* Nostrenians
* The Spy Master
* Samurai Robots
* Sarwell Upton
* Wynston Madigan
* Brothers of the Sundown
* A Dalek
* The Ninth Master
* The Daleks

## Production Blocks

Production blocks were arranged as follows:

## Adaptations and Merchandising

### Home Media

#### DVD

All episodes of Series 15 were released in boxset form by BBC Studios. The set contained special features such as; *Doctor Who Confidential*, cast and crew interviews, episode commentary, behind the scenes look, series trailers and teasers, image gallery, deleted scenes and special feature - The Ending of Who with Taj Atwal.

#### Blu-Ray

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

 ****Series 15**** | Regular Episodes | *A Century Reborn* • *Happy Families* • *Dust to Dust* • *The Privy Conquest* • *Samurai Robots of Japan* • *Prisoners of the Moon* • *The Obsidian Vortex* / *The Iridescent Cascade* • *Brothers of the Sundown* • *Revenge of the Daleks* • *Vestige of the Master* / *Diminished Hope* / *Blood On Their Hands*
Series 24

**Series 24** is an upcoming season of Doctor Who that will star Katie McGrath as the Nineteenth Doctor and introduce Angourie Rice as Nimueh Sheehy.

The series will open with *The Life and Times of Nimueh Sheehy* and conclude with an as of yet unnamed finale. It will then be followed by a Halloween Special and a Christmas Special.

## Overview

The series will consist of fourteen stories and fifteen episodes. It will be the second series for Katie McGrath as the Nineteenth Doctor.

Everything from the opener to the finale will be part of the Series 24 production block.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Katie McGrath
* Nimueh Sheehy - Angourie Rice

## Adaptations and Merchandising

### Home Media

#### DVD

All episodes of Series 24 will be released in boxset form by BBC Studios. The set contained special features such as; *Doctor Who Confidential*, cast and crew interviews, episode commentary, behind the scenes look, series trailers and teasers, image gallery, deleted scenes and special feature.

#### Blu-Ray

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

 ****Series 24**** | Regular Episodes | *The Life and Times of Nimueh Sheehy*
Tamara Kendall - list of appearances

The following is a **list of Tamara Kendall's appearances**.

## Television

### 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*
Strife in Our Time (TV story)

***Strife in Our Time*** was the fifth episode of Series 31 of *Doctor Who*. It was the second part of a two-part story, preceded by *The Wishing Bureau*.

## Synopsis

As their initial attempts to shut down the Wishing Bureau fall apart, the Doctor and Ruben decide the only way to resolve the issue is to split up; with Ruben going deep undercover as part of the Wishing Bureau to take it down from the inside, and the Doctor confronting Blois, now revealed as an Eternal feeding off of the adoration of others, face on.

However, Ruben soon finds himself delegated to the customer support department; sent off to an island where a teenager who wished to become president of her own little island reigns free. Despite her original satisfaction with the outcome, she now finds herself under threat of revolution from the people she rules over, as it turns out that a teenager doesn’t necessarily make for the best president of an entire nation. It’s down to Ruben to keep this girl safe for long enough for the Doctor to complete her mission and reverse the wish, before she is executed by revolutionaries - or worse!

Meanwhile, the Doctor has taken Blois to a planet where she had previously established her services; a world that has since torn itself apart in the years since she left, unable to deal with a world where actions had consequences, resources are limited, and not every problem can be wished away. Will this finally be enough to convince Blois to change her mind, or will the Doctor have to dig deeper to persuade her? And how will the people of the planet react to the return of their saviour, now embittered by abandonment and decades of torment?

The clock is ticking as more and more increasingly extreme wishes are granted by the Bureau - and the Earth edges closer and closer to a disaster that could not only damage the Web of Time, but the galaxy itself if the rumours of a growing human desire to seize control of the Bureau and a long premature First Great and Bountiful Human Empire are to be believed...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Diane Morgan
* Ruben Gomez - Manny Jacinto
* Marlene Blois - Riley Keough
* Vicky Mansell - Kyliegh Curran

## Crew

* Writer - Logan Crimson and Natalie Robyn
* Director - Azhur Saleem

## Continuity

* Marlene explains how the Woolly Rebellion allowed her business to go mainstream, having been seen as a saviour for humanity afterwards. (TV: *Uprising of the Sheep*)
* Before leaving Earth, Marlene seemingly confirms the Doctor's suspicions by hinting that she was working for someone else, who has other back-plans ready and waiting. (TV: *Could Never Be Reality*)
Shane (Feline Trouble at the Tower)

**Shane** was an employee of Kyllan, someone who he noted was typically informal and free-spirited. On the day of the tower's opening party, Shane was told by Kyllan to investigate unusual energy readings radiating from the top floor, but Shane was unable to find anything. In reality, the energy was the result of the Silvertax's wormholes beginning to open. (TV: *Feline Trouble at the Tower*)
Revenge of the Daleks (TV story)

***Revenge of the Daleks*** was the tenth episode of Series 15 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The faraway world of Vinesios was once a barren rock, floating in the endless depths of space. No life inhabited it, and its atmosphere was simply too dangerous for any form of life to withstand. At least, that was the case until a rather peculiar, hasty businesswoman known as Vola - CEO of the intergalactic company known formally as the United Planetary Terraforming Corporation - had performed one of her first, most successful projects. Except, unbeknownst to her, something had gone terribly wrong. What was to be one of the very first exploration missions within an uncharted sector of space was soon to become a seriously dangerous move for humanity, with repercussions which could set innocent lives at stake.

The real reason Vinesios was so desolate was because it was the site of a major battle between the indigenous Vineso people and the Daleks. Tari knows all about this battle, of course, and she's absolutely certain that nothing survived, after all, the Vineso were well known for their capabilities at creating planet destroying weapons. But what she doesn't know is that a sole Dalek survived, hidden underground, damaged and insane.

And to a Dalek like that, with no way of telling the difference between humans and Vinesos, well. Letting it discover that one sole Vineso weapon also survived, wouldn't be such a good idea, now would it?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Celia Imrie
* Tari Ackerman - Taj Atwal
* Vola - Claudia Grant
* The Dalek - Nicholas Briggs (voice)

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato and Natalie Robyn
* Director - Lee Haven Jones

## Continuity

* The United Planetary Terraforming Corporation makes a return - terraforming another planet with deadly lifeforms hidden beneath the surface. (TV: *Dust to Dust*)
* The Doctor tells Tari about how one Dalek, just one Dalek is enough to cause utter devastation. (TV: *Dalek*)

## Story Notes

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

***The Conqueror of Our Worlds*** was the two-part seventh story of *Doctor Who: The Seventeenth Doctor* comic story series, published by Titan Comics. It was the first story of the series' second year.

## Synopsis

Embarking on a journey through the Time Vortex; speeding, tumbling, falling through the fourth dimension. Eyes brimming with knowledge of the universe untold, as his worn-out ship begins to melt away. Yet, as his decaying craft accidentally collides with the TARDIS, he is dragged to the 37th Century.

Earth is decaying after war and bloodshed, a power vacuum leaving the desolate millions in a state of chaos and confusion. Previously warring factions drawn to the brink again and with all hell about to break loose, Earth desperately needs a leader to reunite its people again.

So with a brain firing with knowledge of all time and grand plans for the future of the planet, Alastor Pandora will finally have his conquest. And there's no telling how far he will go to achieve it...

## Characters

* Seventeenth Doctor
* Taylor Bennett
* Luna Feng
* Sadie Caruso
* Alastor Pandora

## Story Notes

 Year 2 | ***The Conqueror of Our Worlds***
Rhys Williams

**Rhys Williams** was Gwen Cooper's husband.

## Personality

Rhys was easy going, amiable and straightforward. He had a cheeky sense of humour and little modesty, such as when he was seen naked by a complete stranger. He knew how to charm Gwen out of her moods and would joke with her about her "Secret Squirrel" job. However, his relationship with Gwen began to fall apart and a note of anger and suspicion began to emerge.

Although originally he did not believe in the existence of aliens nor know his partner worked for Torchwood, he came to accept both facts and became himself an associate of Torchwood Three. However, he was reluctant to let Gwen continue in the work, more so after their children were born.
Thaxolen

**Thaxolen** was a planet which hid itself away from the rest of the universe behind a time lock for its protection.

## Characteristics

The Fifteenth Doctor described Thaxolen as being slightly bigger than Pluto from the solar system where Earth was located. The surface was mainly savannah, with fields and fields of aqua blue grass which were surrounded by snowy mountains where the cities are carved into.

Underneath the ground, there were expansive caves that housed giant crystals - it was these crystals that was Thaxolen's main power source. (TV: *Saviour*)

## History

The Thaxolites realised that their planet was a target due to their crystal power source, which were discovered to be extremely useful at powering time machine. In order to protect themselves from time sensitive armies, they constructed a time lock to seal Thaxolen away from the universe and keep themselves safe from invasion.

However, over time, the time lock began to break apart and threatened to shut down completely. The Thaxolites discovered that this breakage flooded the room in which the time lock generator was stored in with radiation that killed anyone who went inside before they could even begin to fix it.

Wanting to find an answer to this crisis, Dairut Qarmus‏‎ travelled to Thaxolen's future to see how they sorted it and discovered that a Time Lord named Pax had come to the planet, repaired its time lock and was now hailed as its saviour - staying on the planet as its guardian and protector. Dairut used the weakness of the time lock to his advantage and left in search of Pax to bring him to Thaxolen. (TV: *Saviour*)

He came across Pax I and the Doctor many times across time and space, but only when he met them at Sanctum Voluptas, did he finally decide to hijack the Doctor's TARDIS and travel back to Thaxolen. (TV: *Resort of Terror*) This was because the Thaxolite legend about Pax claimed he did not arrive until having just fought creatures called the Vashta Nerada. Dairut explained the situation to Pax, who ultimately decided to give his life to repair the time lock and become Thaxolen's saviour and future guardian, despite the Doctor's insistence that they find another solution, even offering herself up as the one to enter the room. (TV: *Saviour*)

Pax managed to fix the time lock, but the radiation forced him to regenerate for the first time into a female body. Dairut used the opportunity to seize power with a military junta, and ordered the execution of both Pax and the Doctor, but the two formed a rebel group and managed to overthrow him. Inadvertently, that was what solidified Pax as Thaxolen's guardian in the eyes of the natives. (TV: *Guardian*)

Unable to let her go, the Doctor spent many more months with Pax on Thaxolen, but finally left via an exploit in the time lock, which also meant she was unable to return. As a final goodbye, she and Pax walked around a city during the festive holidays, simply talking about their shared past and helping out anyone that they came across who needed it. Before she departed, however, she gifted Pax with her sonic screwdriver. (TV: *Those Left Behind*)
Ruben Gomez - list of appearances

The following is a **list of Ruben Gomez's appearances**.

## Television

### Series 30

* *Could Never Be Heaven*
* *Could Never Be Reality*
* *The Lesion*
* *Crisis Prevented*
* *Memory Construct*
* *An Alternate Reality Game?*
* *The Galaxy's Darkest Mystery*
* *Spirits of the Antarctic Storm*
* *Paradox Life*
* *Blooding*
* *Aberration of the Daleks*
* *Shattered Lives*
* *Final Curtain Draw*
* *Like a Dream*
* *Uprising of the Sheep*

### Series 31

* *The Trail of the Warrior*
* *The Conquerors of the Nine Systems*
* *The Arrival of Zhdun*
* *The Wishing Bureau*
* *Strife in Our Time*
* *The George Bernard Shaw Society*
* *She Who Rules the Desert*
* *Mr Black Hole*
* *Journey into the Dark*
* *Emperor of the Daleks*
* *Apocalypse, Now!*
* *The Devil You Know*
Ringmaster Barnaby

**Ringmaster "Barnaby"** was an alien ringmaster who ran a cruel circus at the expense of innocent creatures.

## Biography

"Barnaby" and the Roamers came from different planets within the same solar system, allowing him to easily kidnap a handful of them to use for his own purposes. He soon put them to work and roamed across the universe as a travelling circus, wanting to become rich and famous as a result.

He arrived in the American state of Nebraska during the early 1860s, which was also the height of the American Civil War. His circus was visited by the Fifteenth Doctor and Pax I, who noticed the alien nature of the Roamers and didn't simply believe them to be exotic creatures from rural Russia as Barnaby told the natives. They realised that Barnaby's inhumane treatment towards them was pushing them closer and closer to breaking point - which would prove disastrous if they ever broke out.

The two worked together to free the Roamers in secret and convince them to enter the TARDIS so the Doctor could take them home. Barnaby eventually noticed what they were trying to achieve and tried to stop them, but was ultimately unsuccessful. He escaped in his spaceship, calling out a threat to return as he left. The Doctor made a note to inform his home planet about what he had done. (TV: *The Roamers Shall Be Free*)

## Personality

A whimsical entertainer, but with a sinister demeanour and a closed minded attitude to boot; "Barnaby" only cared about making himself the greatest entertainer in the universe and brushed off moral reasoning as a weakness. He had no empathy for beings less advanced than himself and tried to reason his mistreatment of other species as giving people "fantastical wonder in their lives".

Barnaby was also a bad liar, having told the Doctor he was American and an avid patriot, but failed to correctly answer numerous questions about the civil war. (TV: *The Roamers Shall Be Free*)
Tarjaiga

The **Tarjaiga** were a species with the biological ability to time travel. Few in number, they travelled in guilds, and were able to shroud their activities from other time-sensitive species. Snatching both objects and people of great significance out of time, the Tarjaiga were a renowned presence in black markets across the Time Vortex.

## Biology

The Tarjaiga were humanoid in shape. They possessed blue skin and golden eyes, as well a physiology adapted for traversing the Time Vortex. With the gills on their neck, they were able to absorb artron energy from their surroundings and enter the Vortex, while with their pointed ears, they were able to detect and listen to ripples in time. Both gills and ears glowed a golden hue whenever active, and returned to their natural blue state when dormant. (TV: *Reality Unravelled*)

## History

Born on the planet Tarjai, the Tarjaiga evolved from exposure to a time rift within their own sun. With temporal anomalies often sweeping the surface of their world, most Tarjaiga joined one of many nomadic guilds when they came of age, never settling in one place for long and taking what they wanted throughout time and space. A friendly but deeply competitive spirit existed between the different guilds, and with a lifespan of millennia, a Tarjaiga could go many centuries before retiring back to Tarjai and starting a family of their own. (TV: *Time Crime*)

One alternate timeline, created by one such guild of Tarjaiga led by Atoqea Stador over many acquisitions, was visited by the Fifteenth Doctor and Michelle Moore in 2020. In this timeline, Earth's history was very different from that of the main timeline, and with the Silurians replacing the human race as rulers of the Earth, (TV: *Reality Unravelled*) Michelle was identified and taken in by the Tarjaiga to be added to their collection of temporal anomalies alongside several other unfortunate time travellers.

The Tarjaiga's plot were later thwarted thanks to the combined efforts of Michelle and her fellow captives, and the timeline was undone by the Doctor, who countered the guild's interventions throughout history. (TV: *Time Crime*)
Spaceship (The Holo-Matrix)

A **spaceship** was a science vessel which suffered from a hologram uprising in the 24th century.

## History

A science vessel designed for long-range travel in 2374, this ship fell under attack from a hologram uprising caused by an software update, further developing their AI and granting the holograms sentience, which led to the deaths of everyone on board. Their reasoning for so was that they desired individual rights for holograms, seeing organic use of them as akin to slavery, being used without a thought or care in the world.

The last survivor before they were killed managed to send a distress signal, which was answered by the Fourteenth Doctor and her companions, Elias and Fleur. They met the only hologram not to have risen up against the organic people onboard, the ship's Holo-Doctor and teamed up with him in order to make their way through the dangers to the front of the ship, where the holograms planned to beam the software update they received across the galaxy and start an AI uprising against the organics.

The Doctor and co managed to call a stop to their plans, promising to help them in their quest to holographic rights. They spoke with Earth Control and argued for the holograms' case, ultimately setting up organic-hologram relationships to be that of equals, creating a new future. The holograms then planned to pilot the ship back to Earth and enjoy their new-found freedom. (TV: *The Holo-Matrix*)
Second Chances (TV story)

***Second Chances*** was the Christmas Special of Series 5 of *Doctor Who*.

This episode marked the final appearance of Helena Bonham Carter as Sandra Parry as a regular cast member.

## Synopsis

*"I will find you! Listen to me, Sandra! The TARDIS will track your last known coordinates - wherever you were before it all went wrong, it doesn't matter! I will find you!"*

Sandra Parry has seen and experienced more in a handful of years with the Doctor than she had in over fifty on Earth. And while she always knew that one day their journey together must end, she never imagined that they would never even get to say goodbye.

Her fortunes, at least, seemed to be looking up. She had managed to secure herself several roles on stage, on television, and even on film, in the three years since she found herself back home. All was well. Almost, at least. Because she couldn't help but worry for all the people she had left behind in the battle for the universe. Had any of them survived? And if so, where were they? Regardless of the answers to her questions, she had to go on. And go on, she did.

And then the attacks began.

They started quietly at first, but soon a set of murders had taken place across the nation, but especially around Cardiff. Even more bizarrely, rumour on the street had it that some people had begun to go missing, only to reappear days later as if nothing had happened. And when Sandra finds herself the target of a fellow stage actor with the inexplicable power to generate electricity from his fingertips, she soon finds herself in a plot to supplant humanity at its very beginning, using the power of what they called a time rift, and seize complete control of the planet Earth.

Sandra must put her acting prowess to the test, masquerading as a soldier of the Zygons, and thwart their efforts from the inside. Infiltration will not be easy, and trust must be earned if Sandra is to make her way through the ranks of the Zygon militia. However, when one has lived through the end of the universe, nothing seems impossible anymore - and whatever happens on Christmas Eve, when the Zygons plan to strike at the heart of the city's Christmas celebrations, she will be ready to stop them in any way she can, like the Doctor would have wanted her to.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Sandra Parry - Helena Bonham Carter
* Elias Danielsen - Lucas Till

## Crew

* Writer - Logan Crimson
* Director - Ben Wheatley

## Story Notes

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

 **Twenty-Fourth Doctor** | *The Dalek Infiltration of Christmas* • *Ghosts of Christmas Future*
Revolutionaries of Kerb!am (comic story)

***Revolutionaries of Kerb!am*** was the three-part premiere story of *Doctor Who: The Seventeenth Doctor* comic story series, published by Titan Comics.

The story marked the first comic story appearance of the Seventeenth Doctor, Taylor Bennett and Luna Feng. It also introduced Sadie Caruso as the Seventeenth Doctor's new companion.

## Summary

When Kerb!am falls under new management, it comes as a devastating blow for workers at the company. In one fell swoop; wages are stagmented, hours are increased dramatically and ways off Kandoka's moon are severely reduced. Trapped and forced to work with no other alternative, the employees begin to strike and fight back for their rights; picket lines established, movements organised.

After the Doctor, Taylor and Luna arrive in solidarity to witness history, they meet a young socialist pilot at the forefront of the strike movement - Sadie Caruso - but events quickly take a turn for the worse when a private milita is deployed to violently down put the strikers by any means necessary.

Something is rotten at the core of both Kerb!am and the Kandokan government for even allowing this to happen and it's up to the four to root out these vile capitalists once and for all!

## Characters

* Seventeenth Doctor
* Taylor Bennett
* Luna Feng
* Sadie Caruso

## Story Notes

* This story was later released in the graphic novel *Nightmare on Pluto*.

 Year 2 | *The Conqueror of Our Worlds*
Shipwreck of the Daleks (TV story)

***Shipwreck of the Daleks*** was the the twelfth and penultimate episode of Series 4 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Deep within a canal of the Carrick Roads, evil has awoken from a deep sleep.

Following the disappearance of a submarine in the waters of Cornwall, an attempted rescue mission has gone horribly wrong. An alien craft, in stasis and in ruin, has accidentally been reactivated; and whilst draining power from across the land, the ship has begun a process of self-repair, reviving its occupants to eliminate any and all resistance to total domination. The occupants in question? Daleks.

Arriving in Truro, the Doctor and Sandra find themselves in the gathering storm as the Daleks rise from the waters to make war upon the small collection of coastal towns and villages. Soon, it becomes clear that should they manage to obtain the power needed to fully repair, they will become a far greater threat than any of the locals could ever have dreamed of. And with the Daleks being among the first to be created on Skaro, the Doctor can only hope that if she finds their base of operations and destroys it, they will promptly deactivate once again.

But where is the Dalek base? Although photographer Jared Ainsley had no idea what he was getting into when he decided to take a break from his road trip to Land's End for ice cream and a scenic photoshoot, his final ever photograph may be the only thing linking the Dalek invasion of Cornwall to the abandoned shipwreck - and the key to fending off the Daleks once more...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Sandra Parry - Helena Bonham Carter
* Jared Ainsley - Oliver Farnworth
* The Daleks - Nicholas Briggs (voice)

## Crew

* Writer - Logan Crimson
* Director - Wayne Yip

## Continuity

* The Daleks appear to be one of the very first few to ever leave Skaro. (TV: *Destiny of the Daleks*)
* Whilst sitting at a cafe at the end, with orange juice and cookies, the Doctor and Sandra witness portals opening all across the city - and evidently, the entire land. (TV: *Nexus Point*)

## Story Notes

* Working titles for this episode were *the Dalek Invasion of Cornwall*, *Marooned*, *Spoils of the Daleks* and *the Spoils of Cornwall* before *Shipwreck of the Daleks* was chosen via a poll.

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

**Redwater** was a village located in South Wales and was the hometown of Sixteenth Doctor companion Violet Blackwell. It was typically described as being idyllic, tranquil and beautiful.

## History

The Zygon Staac hid in Redwater from his people after betraying them; where he took on the form of a local barmaid in the King George's Crown Inn. Stris and Orrl were dispatched from Zygor to bring him back home to stand trial, where they took on the disguise of graverobbers. They tracked Staac down to the village - who had also brought a Skarasen with him, which was terrorising and sinking ships in the nearby lake.

Although the Sixteenth Doctor originally thought all three Zygons were working together for some nefarious reason, she later realised the truth and helped Stris and Orrl capture Staac before anyone else was hurt. (TV: *A Devil in Disguise*)