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Stuart Fell

**Stuart Fell** was a stunt man, background actor and fight arranger for *Doctor Who* from 1971. Fell was the person within many of the popular aliens throughout many *Doctor Who* stories.

## Credits

#### *Doctor Who*

* *The Talons of Weng-Chiang*
* *State of Decay*

#### As Actor

* *The Curse of Peladon*, *The Monster of Peladon* (as the body of Alpha Centauri)
* *Planet of the Spiders* (as a tramp)
* *The Ark in Space* (as a Wirrn Operator)
* *The Android Invasion* (as a Kraal)
* *The Brain of Morbius* (as the Morbius Monster)
* *The Masque of Mandragora* (as a entertainer)
* *The Invasion of Time* (as a Sontaran)
* *State of Decay* (as Roga)
* *Into the Comet* (as a trooper)

#### As Actor (Uncredited)

* *Terror of the Autons* (as a stuntman/UNIT soldier)
* *The Mind of Evil* (as a UNIT photographer/UNIT staff member)
* *The Claws of Axos* (as a stuntman/UNIT soldier/Axon Monster)
* *The Sea Devils* (as a stuntman/Sea Devil/stunt double for Jo)
* *Carnival of Monsters* (as a stuntman/Functionary)
* *Planet of the Spiders* (as a stuntman/guard)
* *The Sontaran Experiment* (as the stunt double for Styre)
* *The Android Invasion* (as the stunt double for Styggron)
* *The Masque of Mandragora* (as a guard/Forking peasant)
* *The Face of Evil* (as a stuntman/Tesh Guard)
* *The Talons of Weng-Chiang* (as the stunt double for Leela/stunt double for Doctor Who/the giant rat)
* *The Sun Makers* (as a Megro guard)
* *The Ribos Operation* (as a Shrivenzale)
Roy Skelton

**Roy Skelton** (20 July 1931-8 June 2011) performed voice work for several *Doctor Who* television stories and appeared on-screen in seven of them. He is particularly known for performing Dalek voices.

Outside of *Doctor Who,* Skelton is also known as the voices of the puppet characters Zippy and George on the ITV children's programme *Rainbow* and in a cameo on *Ashes to Ashes*. His predecessor in the role of Zippy was fellow Dalek voice actor Peter Hawkins. For the role of Chedaki in *The Android Invasion*, Skelton used a variation on his "Zippy" voice.

He was originally offered the role of Davros in *Genesis of the Daleks*, but turned it down. It eventually went to Michael Wisher.

## Selected Filmography

#### *Doctor Who*

* *The Ark* (Monoid voices)
* *The Tenth Planet* (Cybermen voices)
* *The Tenth Planet* (Snowcap voices and countdown voice, uncredited)
* *The Evil of the Daleks* (Dalek voices)
* *The Ice Warriors* (Computer voice)
* *The Wheel in Space* (Cybermen voices)
* *The Wheel in Space* (Wheel voices, uncredited)
* *The Krotons* (Kroton voice)
* *Colony in Space* (as Norton)
* *Planet of the Daleks* (Dalek voices and Wester)
* *The Green Death* (as James)
* *Genesis of the Daleks* (Dalek voices)
* *The Android Invasion* (as Marshal Chedaki)
* *The Hand of Fear* (as King Rokon)
* *The Hand of Fear* (Computer voice, uncredited)
* *Destiny of the Daleks* (Dalek voices)
* *Destiny of the Daleks* (K9 croaking voice, uncredited)
* *The Castle of Doom* (as the Captain)
* *Into the Comet* (as a trooper)
* The First Cybermen (Cybermen voices)
Dragons of Fear (TV Story)

***Dragons of Fear*** was the fourth serial of Season 18 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Pennant Roberts, directed by Paul Joyce and starred Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor, Lalla Ward as Romana and David Brierley as K9.

## Synopsis

On the planet Erinella, a foul plot is afoot. A wanted space criminal has kidnapped the heir to the planet, intending to sell her off at a later date. Her saviour Hadale knows the route, but can clearly not do it all alone. To make matters worse, a mysterious poisoner made it so that the heir could be taken in the first place. If she is not seen to soon, she will surely die.

Now the poisoner has returned with friends, claiming to be a doctor who wants to help. Can Hadale trust this man to help him in his quest?

## Cast

* Doctor Who - Tom Baker
* Romana - Lalla Ward
* K9 - David Brierley
* Orina - Sarah Sutton
* Hadale - Gareth Thomas
* Anepco - William Dysart
* Uldermann - Cyril Shaps
* Pontifex Rinolde - Rob Edwards
* Anepco's henchmen - Richard Seager, Robert Goodman, Stuart Fell, David Korff, Pat Gorman

## Home Video/Audio Releases

* *Dragons of Fear* was released by BBC Worldwide on DVD as part of a boxed set named *Farewell Romana*, alongside *State of Decay* and *Sealed Orders.*
* *Dragons of Fear* was released on its own on DVD in 2007.
The Enemy Within (TV Story)

***The Enemy Within*** was the fifth serial of Season 19 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Christopher Priest, directed by Christopher Barry, and starred Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor and Lesley Dunlop as Silvia Bolton.

## Synopsis

Whilst cruising through space, the TARDIS loses power. For the Doctor, this can only mean bad news, as he must now face what he fears most. But it is not just the end goal that he must worry about.

The TARDIS has turned hostile. Rooms attack anyone that steps in them. Will the Doctor be able to navigate the rooms of the TARDIS quickly enough to switch the power back on? Or will he die trying?

## Cast

* Doctor Who - Tom Baker
* Silvia Bolton - Lesley Dunlop
* Voice of the Eagla - Peter Egan

## Continuity

* The Doctor mentions that he has learned from the last time he was "left drifting through space-time." (TV: *The Edge of Destruction*)
* *TBA*

## Home Video/Audio releases

### VHS

* This story was first released on VHS in 2000.

### DVD

* It would first be released on DVD in 2009.
* This story along with the other stories in Season 19 were upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and were released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 19* in the UK.
Jeff Kleinman

**Jeff Kleinman** (born September 23, 1988) is an American record producer and composer. He has produced for artists such as Beyoncé, Frank Ocean, FKA Twigs, Kevin Abstract and Anderson .Paak. His music is featured in Academy Award-winning film maker Charles Ferguson's documentary film *Time To Choose* (2016). He worked as a writer and producer on one of UPSAHL's track.

## Work with UPSAHL

Songs from ***Hindsight 20/20*** (2019)

* Fine
Cole M.G.N.

Cole Marsden Greif-Neill, known professionally as **Cole M.G.N.**, is an American musician, record producer, songwriter and mixer. He is a former member of Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti. Cole has worked with Beck, Julia Holter, Christine and the Queens, DāM-FunK, Ariel Pink, Real Estate, The Vaccines, Thurston Moore, Snoop Dogg, NxWorries, Kossisko, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Blood Orange and Nite Jewel. In 2016, Cole M.G.N. released his self-titled debut extended play.

As of 2021, he has won six Grammy Awards for his work with Beck.
He worked with UPSAHL in the writing of one song from Young Life Crisis

## Work with UPSAHL

Songs from ***Young Life Crisis*** (2020):

* MoneyOnMyMind
Into the Comet (TV Story)

Tela

***Into the Comet*** was the fifth serial of Season 18 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by James Follett, directed by Christopher Barry and starred Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor, Lalla Ward as Romana and David Brierley as K9.

## Synopsis

On Halley's Comet, there is a colony. A colony of creatures that live in ignorance of the rest of the universe. However, when a strange blue box arrives on the colony, their entire view of the multiverse is thrown completely upside-down. But nothing, not even the strange man in the box and his two companions, could possibly prepare these people for those coming for them. Nothing whatsoever. Now, the Doctor must force these complacent creatures to expand their views and think outside the box- or die trying.

## Cast

* Doctor Who - Tom Baker
* Romana - Lalla Ward
* K9 - David Brierley
* Overseer Slathri - Garfield Morgan
* Levish - Tutte Lemkow
* Kandiri - Jane Asher
* Hadran - Walter Henry
* Smolesk - Peter Bowles
* Landi - Zienia Merton
* Santis - Hugh Walters
* Captain Torek - Roy Boyd
* Lieutenant Nayrol - Anthony Andrews
* Lieutenant Tela - Ronald Pickup
* Troopers - Stuart Fell, Roy Skelton, Michael Harley, Stan McGowan

## Home Video/Audio Releases

* *Meglos* and *Into the Comet* were released on CD in 2002 as a pack.
* A CD, containing the soundtrack on *Into the Comet* was released in 2003.
* *Into the Comet* was never released on VHS, but was put on DVD in 2008.
Michael Keating

**Michael Keating** (born 10 February 1947) played the Fifth Doctor from 1983, beginning with *The Ghosts of the Lane*. He previously played Goudry in the *Doctor Who* television story *The Sun Makers*.

## Selected Filmography

### As the Fifth Doctor

* *The Deadliest Game*
* *The Ghosts of the Lane*
* *Enlightenment*
* *The Torson Triumvirate*
* *The Parasites*
* *Kinda*
* *The Elite*
* *The Six Doctors*
Tom Baker

**Thomas Stewart "Tom" Baker** (born 20 January 1934 in Liverpool) played the Fourth Doctor from 1974 to 1982, beginning with an uncredited appearance at the conclusion of *Planet of the Spiders*, continuing from *Robot* to *The Deadliest Game*.

## Selected Flimography

#### As the Fourth Doctor

* *Planet of the Spiders*
* *Robot*
* *The Ark in Space*
* *The Sontaran Experiment*
* *Genesis of the Daleks*
* *Revenge of the Cybermen*
* *Terror of the Zygons*
* *Planet of Evil*
* *Pyramids of Mars*
* *The Android Invasion*
* *The Brain of Morbius*
* *The Seeds of Doom*
* *The Masque of Mandragora*
* *The Hand of Fear*
* *The Deadly Assassin*
* *The Face of Evil*
* *The Robots of Death*
* *The Talons of Weng-Chiang*
* *Horror of Fang Rock*
* *The Invisible Enemy*
* *Image of the Fendahl*
* *The Sun Makers*
* *Underworld*
* *The Invasion of Time*
* *The Ribos Operation*
* *The Pirate Planet*
* *The Stones of Blood*
* *The Androids of Tara*
* *The Power of Kroll*
* *The Armageddon Factor*
* *Destiny of the Daleks*
* *City of Death*
* *The Creature from the Pit*
* *Nightmare of Eden*
* *The Horns of Nimon*
* *Shada*
* *The Castle of Doom*
* *Meglos*
* *State of Decay*
* *Dragons of Fear*
* *Into the Comet*
* *Sealed Orders*
* *Space-Whale*
* *Tearing of the Veil*
* *The First Cybermen*
* *The Visitation*
* *The Enemy Within*
* *The Deadliest Game*
Terrance Dicks

**Terrance Dicks** (born Terrance William Dicks on 14 April 1935 in East Ham, Essex, died 29 August 2019) whom fans have long affectionately called "Uncle Terrance", script edited the Patrick Troughton and Jon Pertwee eras of *Doctor Who* and wrote many *Doctor Who* episodes, novels and novelisations, becoming one of the most prolific authors and scriptwriters.

## Selected Filmography

#### *Doctor Who*

* *The Invasion*
* *The Krotons*
* *The Seeds of Death*
* *The War Games*
* *Spearhead from Space*
* *Doctor Who and the Silurians*
* *The Ambassadors of Death*
* *Inferno*
* *Terror of the Autons*
* *The Mind of Evil*
* *The Claws of Axos*
* *Colony in Space*
* *The Dæmons*
* *Day of the Daleks*
* *The Sea Devils*
* *The Curse of Peladon*
* *The Mutants*
* *The Time Monster*
* *Carnival of Monsters*
* *Frontier in Space*
* *The Three Doctors*
* *Planet of the Daleks*
* *The Green Death*
* *The Time Warrior*
* *Invasion of the Dinosaurs*
* *Death to the Daleks*
* *The Monster of Peladon*
* *Planet of the Spiders*

#### *Doctor Who*

* *The War Games* (With Malcolm Hulke)
* *Robot*
* *The Brain of Morbius* (Re-written substantially by script editor Robert Holmes and credited to the pseudonym Robin Bland)
* *Horror of Fang Rock*
* *State of Decay*
Lalla Ward

**Lalla Ward** (born **Sarah Ward** on 28 June 1951) played Romana II from *Destiny of the Daleks* to *Sealed Orders*.

She previously played Princess Astra in *The Armageddon Factor*. Lalla Ward is also a noted illustrator and audio book narrator and the former wife of Fourth Doctor actor, Tom Baker.

## Selected Filmography

#### As Romana II

* *Destiny of the Daleks*
* *City of Death*
* *The Creature from the Pit*
* *Nightmare of Eden*
* *The Horns of Nimon*
* *Shada*
* *The Castle of Doom*
* *Meglos*
* *State of Decay*
* *Dragons of Fear*
* *Into the Comet*
* *Sealed Orders*

#### Other Roles

* *The Armageddon Factor* - Princess Astra
Season 20

**Season 20** of *Doctor Who* ran between 15 January and June 1983. It starred Michael Keating as the Fifth Doctor, Lesley Dunlop as Silvia Bolton and Mark Strickson as Aedon. The season opened with *The Ghosts of the Lane* and concluded with *The Elite*.

This season would mark the twentieth anniversary of *Doctor Who*, and was followed by the 20th anniversary special, *The Six Doctors*.

## Overview

### A Great Gamble

Following Tom Baker's monumental time on the programme, Gallaccio decided to take a gamble with the next Doctor and cast cult actor Michael Keating in the role. Keating's Doctor was to be portrayed as suave and gentlemanly with a small level of humour thrown in. It was hoped that the unorthodox casting choice would keep up viewing figures for the show.

Alongside the new Doctor, a new TARDIS interior and exterior were designed. The exterior was overall wider than its predecessor with a more typical light on top, whilst the interior had a wooden aesthetic not dissimilar from the Fourth Doctor's secondary console room. It was used from the second story in the season onwards.

### Happy 20, Doctor Who!

Season 20 marked the show's 20th anniversary, and so the season made several references to Doctor Who's history. Old companions made their return in the first and fourth stories of the season, whilst the twentieth anniversary was set to feature almost every Doctor up to that point.

## Cast

#### Main

* Doctor Who - Michael Keating
* Silvia Bolton - Lesley Dunlop
* Aedon - Mark Strickson

#### Recurring

* Barbara Wright - Jacqueline Hill
* The Master - Anthony Ainley
* Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart - Nicholas Courtney
* Doctor Who - Jon Pertwee
* Doctor Who - Patrick Troughton
* Doctor Who - Richard Hurndall
* Susan Foreman - Carole Ann Ford
* Sarah Jane Smith - Elisabeth Sladen

## Adaptations and Merchandising

### VHS

* *The Ghosts of the Lane*
* *Enlightenment*
* *The Torson Triumvirate*
* *The Parasites*
* *Kinda*
* *The Elite*

### DVD

* All serials of Season 20 were released between 2003 and 2011.

### Blu-Ray

* The complete season was upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and released on Blu-ray as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 20* in the UK on 18 September 2018
* It was later released in Australia on *TBA* 2024 and was released in the US under the title *Doctor Who: Michael Keating - Complete Season One* on 2 April 2024.

### Novels

* *The Ghosts of the Lane*
* *Enlightenment*
* *The Torson Triumvirate*
* *The Parasites*
* *Kinda*
* *The Elite*
What if John Nathan-Turner never produced Doctor Who? Wiki

**Welcome to the What if John Nathan-Turner never produced Doctor Who? Wiki!**
In 1980, a man stepped up to produce Doctor Who. During his decade-or-so long tenure, we got through three Doctors, ten companions, and three arrangements of the iconic theme tune. There were high points, but throughout his tenure, whether his fault or through outside influences, we saw the decline, fall, and eventually cancellation of Doctor Who. That man's name was John Nathan-Turner.

But what if he never stepped up?

Hello, and welcome to What If JNT never produced Doctor Who , where I will go through what I believe would have happened had John Nathan-Turner never produced Doctor Who, and how this would change from the mythos that we have today. Will the decline happen slower, or will it be quicker? Would Doctor Who have even been cancelled? Only time will tell.

This series is currently being rebooted on DeviantArt. I will post a link to the folder the seasons will appear in when it's up.

## Catch up on the Current Season

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Space-Whale (TV Story)

***Space Whale*** was the first serial of Season 19 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Pat Mills & John Wagner, directed by John Black, and starred Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor and Lesley Dunlop as Silvia Bolton

This story would have acted as the introduction story for Lesley Dunlop as Silvia Bolton.

## Synopsis

The TARDIS lands aboard a hunting vessel, whose crew are looking to hunt and kill space whales living in the area for profit. After being saved from arrest by a plucky young trainee named Silvia Bolton, the Doctor makes a shocking discovery: there are humans living inside the latest whale the vessel is after. Can the Doctor save the whale before its song is extinguished forever?

## Cast

* Doctor Who - Tom Baker
* Silvia Bolton - Lesley Dunlop
* *TBA*

## Home Video/Audio Releases

### VHS

* This story was first released on VHS in 1999.

### DVD

* It would first be released on DVD in 2009.
* This story along with the other stories in Season 19 were upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and were released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 19* in the UK.
Tearing of the Veil (TV Story)

***Tearing of the Veil*** was the second serial of Season 19 of Doctor Who. It was written by Alan Drury, directed by Ken Grieve, and starred Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor and Lesley Dunlop as Silvia Bolton

## Synopsis

A group of false spiritualists plan to exploit the widow to the recently deceased vicar. However, the ceremony is interrupted when The TARDIS arrives mid-séance. Having been exposed, the plotters plan to enact revenge on the man from the sky. But sometimes, it is best to be careful what you wish for...

## Cast

* Doctor Who - Tom Baker
* Silvia Bolton - Lesley Dunlop
* Elizabeth - Cynthia Etherington
* *TBA*

## Home Video/Audio Releases

### VHS

* This story was first released on VHS in 2001.

### DVD

* It would first be released on DVD in 2011.
* This story along with the other stories in Season 19 were upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and were released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 19* in the UK.
Andred

**Andred** was a Time Lord of Gallifrey and the husband of Leela.

## Biography

Like all Time Lords, Andred was taken from his family at the age of eight for the selection process in the Drylands. Starring into the Untempered Schism as part of a Time Lord initiation rite, Andred was inspired by what he saw in the Schism. (PROSE: *A Brief History of Time Lords*)

Andred was a Commander of the Chancellery Guard. He organised the Time Lords opposed to the Fourth Doctor's presidency after he had helped the Vardans invade. Leela fell in love with Andred and stayed on Gallifrey with him, accompanied by K9 Mark I. Andred would later assist Castellan Spandrell, Romana and the Doctor in reversing the Great Converging and arresting Supreme Treasurer Halvak. (TV: *The Invasion of Time*, *Sealed Orders*)
The Castle of Doom (TV Story)

***The Castle of Doom*** was the first serial of Season 18 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by David Fisher, directed by Christopher Barry and starred Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor, Lalla Ward as Romana and David Brierley as K9.

## Synopsis

The TARDIS has had to land on the planet Endrion, following the randomiser's malfunction, and the Doctor, Romana and K9 are stuck on Sentry Castle until they can get it fixed. However, the owners of the castle are far from hospitable towards their new guests.

What is the reason for the strange behaviour of Lord Vexell? Why does he want the Doctor dead the moment he appears? And is the strange man in the dungeon quite as he seems?

## Cast

* Doctor Who - Tom Baker
* Romana - Lalla Ward
* K9 - David Brierley
* Niersicht - Ian Hendry
* Vexell - Peter Hawkins
* Anding - Julian Holloway
* Shersova - Kate O'Mara
* Lady Francisca - Sabina Franklyn
* Personnel - Robin Sherringham, James Muir, Robert Goodman
* The Captain - Roy Skelton

## Home Video/Audio Releases

### VHS

* This story was first released on VHS in 1996.

### DVD

* This story would gain an audio release of its music courtesy of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop in 2002
* It would first be released on DVD in 2008.
* This story along with the other stories in Season 18 were upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and were released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 18* in the UK.
Ambrose Varan

## Profile

Ambrose Varan, a Human wizard, is one of the original members of The People Of The Light. He is the party's one and only wizard. Unknown to the party, they previously worked as an assistant teacher at an academy, but for unknown reasons is no longer there. They have a familiar named Noodles. Ambrose seems to not be opposed to violence should he deem it necessary, and had been seen before silently slitting the throat of a perceived threat in order to remove the party from suspicion to "The Leviathan" of his own accord. Being the only character with an INT-based class, Ambrose has the single braincell of the entire group 90% of the time.

## Appearances

Ambrose was first introduced in Session 1.

## Design

Ambrose has parted, short and neatly cut, dark hair that falls just above his eyes. Their eyes are yellow, framed by black circular glasses, and his skin is tawny in tone. Their features are left ambiguous by his creator, leaving his portrayal largely up to interpretation. They wear a white button up with brown buttons, simple slacks, dark boots that come up to about mid calf, and a long, dark coat that falls to his ankles and adorns a galaxy like pattern (that shifts?). They are also never seen without a simple golden ring that hangs from a necklace around his neck.

In a recent redesign from the Madame in Session (i dont remember QAQ), Ambrose changed his attire from galaxy patterns on the outside layer of the coat to the inner layer of a black coat. They now also wear a purple waistcoat over top his white dress shirt and carries a messenger bag on them.

## Personality

Ambrose has a seemingly never ending air of fatigue around him. They seem to be more of a pessimist, and hold a bitter attitude towards many things, such as the gods. He retreats from emotional topics and often takes to alcohol to brush aside difficulties. They are also often wary and holds steady to things of importance.

## History

It was revealed in Session 37 that Ambrose had been born a werewolf and has been actively struggling with the curse for 14 years.

## Trivia

* Ambrose is Filipino!
* Ambrose is very vocal about the fact that he does not approve of the gods. They shared this sentiment with Rin during one of their shared night watches.
* Ambrose's favourite drink is boba, and it is something he had been exposed to within their home town.
* Ambrose has the keen mind feat.
* Ambrose is 1/2 of the characters in the ship, Roseart. Artier being the other.
* Alternatively, Ambrose is 1/3 of the characters in the joke ship, Pastroseart/Pestroseart. Artier and Pesto/Pastrami being the other.
* "Damn Clerics" was something Ambrose said in an early session of the campaign to Artier and has become an inside joke for the players.
* Ambrose was connected to the tarot card "The Moon" for a past project.
* Ambrose purchased solid handcuffs without a locking mechanism and uses minor alchemy to change the material in order to open them.
Meglos (TV Story)

Gaztaks

***Meglos*** was the second serial of season 18 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by John Flanagan and Andrew McCulloch, directed by Terence Dudley and starred Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor, Lalla Ward as Romana and David Brierley as K9.

## Synopsis

On Tigella, two opposing factions are irrevocably divided over one fundamental issue: the Dodecahedron, a mysterious artefact which provides the entire planet's energy. With the Savants and the Deons locked in a crippling stalemate, and their civilisation on the brink of collapse, the Tigellan leader Zastor seeks the Fourth Doctor's help. But the Doctor and Romana II have been trapped aboard the TARDIS in a time loop by Meglos, the last of the Zolfa-Thurans, who will stop at nothing to steal back the awesome power of the Dodecahedron.

## Cast

* Doctor Who - Tom Baker
* Romana - Lalla Ward
* K9 - David Brierley
* General Grugger - Bill Fraser
* Lieutenant Brotadac - Frederick Treves
* Zastor - Edward Underdown
* Lexa - Ann Davies
* Caris - Colette Gleeson
* Deedrix - Crawford Logan
* Earthling - Christopher Owen
* Tigellan Guard - Simon Shaw

## Home Video/Audio Releases

* *Meglos* was released on CD in 2002 alongside *Into the Comet.*
* It was later released on VHS in the UK in March 2003.
* It was released on DVD on the following dates:
	+ Region 2 - 10 January 2011
	+ Region 1 - 11 January 2011
	+ Region 4 - 20 January 2011 DVD extras include:
	+ Audio Commentary by actors Lalla Ward (Romana) and Christopher Owen (Earthling), co-writer John Flanagan and composers Paddy Kingsland and Peter Howell
	+ *Meglos Men* - writers John Flanagan and Andrew McCulloch meet with script editor Christopher H. Bidmead
	+ *The Scene Sync Story* - behind-the-scenes on a pioneering technique used to create many of this story's shots
	+ *Entropy Explained*
	+ Photo Gallery
	+ Coming Soon: *The Mutants*
	+ PDF materials: *Radio Times* Listings.
Peter Moffatt

**Peter Moffatt** (15 April 1923-21 October 2007) directed the *Doctor Who* television stories *State of Decay*, *The First Cybermen* and *The Visitation*.

When presented with Christopher H. Bidmead's edited version of Terrance Dicks' *State of Decay*, Moffatt refused to direct it, saying it lacked the gothic atmosphere of the original version. George Gallaccio allowed him to produce the original.

## Credits

#### *Doctor Who*

* *State of Decay*
* *The First Cybermen*
* *The Visitation*
Max Frost

**Matthew Alexander** "**Max**" **Frost** is an American singer, songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist from Austin, Texas, who is signed to Atlantic Records. He has released two EPs: *Low High Low* in October 2013, and *Intoxication* in September 2015, followed by the release of his debut album, *Gold Rush*, in 2018. He is credited in multiple of UPSAHL's works, both as a writer and producer.

## Work with UPSAHL

Songs from ***Young Life Crisis*** (2020):

* MoneyOnMyMind

Standalone singles:

* Can You Hear Me Now (2017)
* Kiss Me Now (2018)

Songs currently unreleased:

* Never Saw This Coming
* Sleep On Me
Ted E. Bear

Ted E. Bear is a character who has only appeared once in Bobber the Water Safety Dog.

## Biography

Ted E. Bear is a news channel reporter who reported on the missing Sinker case at Waterbowl lake. Ted E. Bear is a live news reporter for channel 4 news.

## Appearance

Ted E. Bear has yellow fur and yellow eyes, with a tan button down shirt. He has blonde hair with a blonde mustache.

## Personality

Ted E. Bear reports on all types of stories on channel 4 news. He has a monotone voice.

## Trivia

* Ted E. Bear is a news reporter for channel 4 news.
* His name references a teddy bear.
Christopher Barry

**Christopher Barry** (20 September 1925-7 February 2014) directed several *Doctor Who* television stories, beginning with several episodes of the first Dalek story.

He was one of only three people to direct *Doctor Who* television stories featuring William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker; the other two were Douglas Camfield and Lennie Mayne.

He appeared uncredited as the one of the previous incarnations of the Doctor featured in *The Brain of Morbius* which he directed. It is the only episode that he directed for which he kept the script, as well as keeping his original photograph as the Doctor that was used for the sequence. (DWM 541)

## Credits

#### *Doctor Who*

* *The Daleks* (Episodes 1, 2, 4 and 5 only)
* *The Rescue*
* *The Romans*
* *The Savages*
* *The Power of the Daleks*
* *The Dæmons*
* *The Mutants*
* *Robot*
* *The Brain of Morbius*
* *The Creature from the Pit*
* *The Castle of Doom*
* *Into the Comet*
* *The Enemy Within*
Spandrell

**Spandrell** was Castellan of the Chancellery Guard on Gallifrey for many years. He was succeeded briefly by Kelner, and took up the role again some years later.

## Biography

Like all Time Lords, Spandrell was taken from his family at the age of eight for the selection process in the Drylands. Staring into the Untempered Schism as part of a Time Lord initiation rite, Spandrell was inspired by what he saw in the Schism. (PROSE: *A Brief History of Time Lords*)

Spandrell was Castellan during the President's assassination and led the subsequent investigation into the attack. He was very sceptical of the Fourth Doctor at first but ended up becoming his ally in the unmasking of Chancellor Goth as the President's murderer. While Spandrell was Castellan, it was rare for the office-holder to deal with criminal offences committed by Time Lords; according to Engin, his duties more often brought him into contact with "more plebeian classes". (TV: *The Deadly Assassin*)

Spandrell retired and was succeeded by Castellan Kelner due to a combination of good birth and political intrigue. (PROSE: *Doctor Who and the Invasion of Time*) He was later called out of retirement at the behest of Supreme Treasurer Halvak shortly before the Doctor's randomiser caused the Great Converging. He and Andred led investigations into the event, and worked with the Doctor to find the culprit. When it was revealed that Halvak was behind the Converging, he helped in his arrest, and oversaw the instating of Romana as the new Supreme Treasurer. (TV: *Sealed Orders*)

## Personality

Spandrell was tough and sardonic, with his long years working in Security making him a cynical individual. His career ensured that he had no illusions about the underside of Gallifreyan life and gave him a blunt and no-nonsense manner. His survival was thanks to his integrity and efficiency. (PROSE: *Doctor Who and the Deadly Assassin*)

## Physical Appearance

Spandrell was of average height and was, for a Time Lord, unusually broad and muscular. He had an impassive and heavy face that disguised his vast intelligence. (PROSE: *Doctor Who and the Deadly Assassin*)

## Appearances

#### Season 14

* *The Deadly Assassin*

Season 18

* *Sealed Orders*
Peter Grimwade

**Peter Grimwade** (8 June 1942-15 May 1990) directed the *Doctor Who* story *Sealed Orders*.

Robophobia, an irrational fear of robots, was at one point referred to in-universe as Grimwade's Syndrome. This was an in-joke reference (ad-libbed by Tom Baker from the originally scripted "Gimwol's Syndrome") made after Grimwade — who was at that time a production assistant — bemoaned the fact that the stories on which he was assigned to work almost always involved robots.

## Credits

#### As Production Assistant

* *Spearhead from Space* (uncredited)
* *The Dæmons* (uncredited)
* *Robot*
* *Pyramids of Mars*
* *The Robots of Death*
Anthony Germinaro

**Anthony Germinaro** is a bass player that formed 'Stereotyperider' an American post-hardcore/punk band from Phoenix, Arizona. He is credited as a writer on all of UPSAHL's songs from Unfamiliar Light but XVII and Overdrive.

## Work with UPSAHL

Songs from ***Unfamiliar Light*** (2017):

* Digital Papers
* Everlasting Trip
* Good News For Bad People
* Miss Leader
* Rotations

## Gallery

UPSAHL playing live alongside Anthony, Dale T Goodman and Rachel Rinsema
The Deadliest Game (TV Story)

***The Deadliest Games*** was the sixth and final serial of Season 19 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by David Fisher, directed by Terence Dudley, and starred Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor, Lesley Dunlop as Silvia Bolton and Mark Strickson as Aedon.

It was the last regular appearance on the programme of Tom Baker as The Doctor and the first appearance of Mark Strickson as Aedon.

## Synopsis

The TARDIS lands on the idyllic planet of Irendai, the perfect place to relax and take a holiday. There, the Doctor and Silvia meet Aedon, who is more than willing to show them around the nearest city. But even the most beautiful situation can turn ugly.

Irendai's ruler Ethersmat wants the Doctor and Silvia arrested for treason against him. However, the Doctor has never had the chance to commit treason. What is the true reason for the Doctor's capture? And is it something he can easily leave alive?

## Cast

* Doctor Who - Tom Baker
* Silvia Bolton - Lesley Dunlop
* Aedon - Mark Strickson
* The Master - Anthony Ainley
* *TBA*

And introducing Michael Keating as the Doctor.

## Continuity

* The Master makes reference to the events of TV:*The Deadly Assassin*.
* *TBA*

## Home Video/Audio releases

### CD

* A CD, containing the soundtrack on *The Deadliest Game* was released in 2001.

### VHS

* This story was first released on VHS in 1998.

### DVD

* It would first be released on DVD in 2007.
* This story along with the other stories in Season 19 were upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and were released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 19* in the UK.
Sealed Orders (TV Story)

Borusa

Spandrell

Andred

***Sealed Orders*** was the sixth and final serial of Season 18 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Christopher Priest, directed by Peter Grimwade, and starred Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor, Lalla Ward as Romana and David Brierley as K9.

It was the last regular appearance on the programme of Lalla Ward as Romana and David Brierley as K9.

## Synopsis

The TARDIS finally arrives on Gallifrey, and Romana prepares to leave. However, she has to postpone her departure as the randomiser completely malfunctions, sending the TARDIS forwards and backwards in time. Even worse, there are now multiple Doctors and Romanas, all asserting themselves as the correct one! Will the *real* Romana and K9 be able to stop this temporal destruction, before it is too late?

## Cast

* Doctor Who/Various other Doctors - Tom Baker
* Romana/Various other Romanas - Lalla Ward
* K9 - David Brierley
* Spandrell - George Pravda
* Andred - Christopher Tranchell
* Kandin - Simon Cadell
* Solinne - Barbara Shelley
* Halvak - Geoffrey Beevers
* Borusa - Leonard Sachs
* Sandrigan - David Warner

## Home Video/Audio Releases

* *Sealed Orders* was released by BBC Worldwide on video as part of a boxed set featuring *State of Decay*, *The Doomsday Contract* and *Sealed Orders* in 2006.
* It would later be released on its own in 2011.
Max Fairclough

**Max Fairclough** is a portrait and music photographer based in Melbourne, Australia. He has done one photoshoot with UPSAHL.

## About

Max is based in Melbourne and shoots music-relative photos and videos.

## Photoshoot #1 (September 17, 2019)

The shoot was done when UPSAHL was in Boston to open for the Cambridge show on PVRIS's tour.

## Photoshoot #2 (September 18, 2019)

The shoot was done when UPSAHL was in New York to open for the Brooklyn show on PVRIS's tour.
Season 19

**Season 19** of *Doctor Who* ran between 4 January and 14 June 1982. It starred Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor, Lesley Dunlop as Silvia Bolton and Mark Strickson as Aedon. The season opened with *Space-Whale* and concluded with *The Deadliest Game*.

## Overview

### A New Look

Early into Season 19's production, George Gallaccio opted to change the title sequence and theme music the show used. The new titles were created by graphic designer Sid Sutton, as Bernard Lodge had left the BBC in 1977, and consisted of a starfield design. Alongside this, Gallaccio commissioned a re-imagining of the theme by veteran *Who* composer Dudley Simpson, as he believed that Delia Derbyshire's theme was becoming too old-fashioned. In order to boost ratings, it was also decided that the Cybermen and the Master, two popular foes that the Doctor had not faced since the mid-1970s, would return to the show at different points in the season.

### Out with the Old, In with the New

Since Christopher H. Bidmead had only signed up for one season on *Doctor Who* as script editor, Gallaccio needed to find a new script editor. He found one in David Fisher, who shared many of Gallaccio's ideals of how the show should be, alongside the new notion that Doctor Who should have more fantasy aspects incorporated.

Since Lalla Ward and David Brierley had left the previous year, new companions also had to be created. This issue was rectified with the creation of Silvia Bolton, played by *Angels* and *The Elephant Man* actress Lesley Dunlop, and Aedon, played by Mark Strickson. These two were set to be introduced in different halves of the Season, with Silvia being introduced in the first episode, and Aedon being introduced in the final episode.

In addition, shortly into Season 19's production, Tom Baker announced that it would be his final season on the show, believing that he had stayed too long, and that it was having a negative impact on his health.

## Cast

### Main

* Doctor Who - Tom Baker
* Silvia Bolton - Lesley Dunlop
* Aedon - Mark Strickson

## Adaptations and Merchandising

### VHS

* *Space-Whale*
* *Tearing of the Veil*
* *The First Cybermen*
* *The Visitation*
* *The Enemy Within*
* *The Deadliest Game*

### DVD

* All serials of season 19 were released individually on DVD between 2003 and 2011.

### Blu-Ray

* The complete season was upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and released on Blu-ray as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 19* in the UK on 10 December 2018
* It was later released in Australia on 23 January 2019 and was released in the US under the title *Doctor Who: Tom Baker - Complete Season Eight* on 4 December 2018.

### Novels

* *Space-Whale*
* *The Tearing of the Veil*
* *The First Cybermen*
* *The Visitation*
* *The Enemy Within*
* *The Deadliest Game*
Roland Spreckley

**Rollo** (Roland Spreckley) is a songwriter originally from southwestern England, now based in Los Angeles. A Berklee grad trained in classical piano. Recently, Rollo has been working on upcoming projects for Noah Cyrus, AJ Mitchell, Grace VanderWaal, Ava Max, Sorana and Eddie Benjamin. He has written a song with UPSAHL.

## Work with UPSAHL

Songs currently unreleased:

* 1 Nighter
Pa'kwa

Pa'kwa was one of the original members of The People Of The Light and was a grung life cleric.

## Appearances

Pa'kwa was first introduced in Session 1.

## Design

Pa'kwa had mint toned skin with forest green splotches across his body. These splotches also served to act as blush below his eyes. The skin from the bottom of his jaw to his stomach was very light peach, and he had short sharp teeth. His eyes were black with yellow sclera, and were large and round in nature. He wore small, brown framed, circular glasses. He also adorned a grey cape that fell to the ground, a white vest with gears on it that he tucked into brown shorts, brown shoes with white socks that came up to his ankles, short brown leather gloves, and a big brown bow around his neck with a gear at the knot.

## Personality

Pa'kwa was a very friendly little guy! He always did his best to reassure others and make them happy. He wasn't afraid to pack a punch if needed, though! He'd do whatever he could to make sure everyone was happy and safe, even if it meant putting them before him.

## Profile

Pa'kwa was a grung life cleric, and was sent back in time to help by word of his god, Apollo. He loved talking about his home and family, and even gave gifts from back in his time. Pa'kwa treated those he considered close like family, and referred to them with corresponding titles (i.e. big sis sena!). He and Tuan Ly unfortunately had passed away during Session 14 due to the party being overwhelmed by Spirit Nagas.

## Trivia

* Pa'kwa owned a plastic kazoo and liked playing it.
* Pa'kwa enjoyed doing fortnite dances, his favourites having been Living Large and Hype.
* Pa'kwa had originally called the party members "my friend" as nicknames, but this evolved to using family terms.

Here is the list: Ambrose - "Dad", Sena - "Sis", Luna - "Big Sis", Rin - "Cuz", Yun - "Big Bro", Tuấn Lý - "Uncle", Artier - "Big Bro" (With past plans to change to "Papa" after canonical Roseart).
Fame

"**Fame**" is an unreleased song by UPSAHL. It's unknown for what project this track was intended for.

## Background

The song was played by UPSAHL on episode 4 of UPSAHL UN-RELEASED.

## Lyrics

**[Verse 1]**

Woke up on a treadmill

Like, fuck this shit

I took the red pill

Now I'm stuck living this simulation

It's getting weird

I'm on vacation but nobody's here

**[Pre-Chorus]**

Got my writing on the bottle

'Cause I'm Jesus in my head

Got some gold, went viral

'Cause I broke the internet

I'm praying I won't spiral

**[Chorus]**

But I'd do it all again for the fame (Fame)

Marks me up and make me hollow (Fame, fame)

Press me up a pill to swallow

Take me when I'm twenty five

Leave me on Mulholland Drive with my pride

And I'm holding my brain, did it for the fame

**[Verse 2]**

And it's just another day in the life of a bitch

Who sold out just enough

Now she's in too deep to quit

So she's spending all her time on a drive and a fit

Everybody's on her throat

Trying to tell her how to live

**[Pre-Chorus]**

So I got my writing on the bottle

'Cause I'm Jesus in my head

Got some gold, went viral

'Cause I broke the internet

I'm praying I won't spiral

**[Chorus]**

But I'd do it all again for the fame (Fame)

Marks me up and make me hollow (I want the fame, fame)

Press me up a pill to swallow

Take me when I'm twenty five

Leave me on Mulholland Drive with my pride

And I'm holding my brain, did it for the fame
BOUNTY Wiki:Color Scheme Key

This a list of color schemes (CS) used on the wiki. It is open for users to add and edit colorschemes for groups as they wish, but please keep these guidelines in mind.

## Rules and Conducts

* Use the CSS page to add a new scheme, but test it first on this page.
	+ Once you have implemented your change, please list the new scheme on this page as well.
* There are no strict rules regarding what color combinations can be used, but the text must be readable against the background. Other than that, just make sure that your color choices work well together visually.
* If adding a new color scheme, go over this page to make sure you're not duplicating an established color scheme. We have so many color schemes that some color overlap will be unavoidable, but try to experiment with different shadings to make the new scheme unique.
* The names of each color scheme should be <Name>+Colors. For example, group colorscheme names include "StrawHatPiratesColors" and "MarinesColors" while location colors include "DressrosaColors" and "ZouColors".
* For the most part, you may go ahead and change color schemes as you please. However, if someone reverts your change back to the previous scheme, you must discuss your proposed change on the talk page and give reasons for why you wish to change it. It would be wise to discuss first before changing schemes that have been around a long time or are used on many pages.

## Test

Use the following line to test your color scheme before adding them to the table and css.

`{{Color Key|*g=**Example***|*bg=**Background Color Code***|*text=**Text Color Code***}}`
State of Decay (TV Story)

***State of Decay*** was the fourth serial in season 18 of *Doctor Who*. It was based on a script written by Terrance Dicks three years earlier, was directed by Peter Moffatt, and starred Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor, Lalla Ward as Romana and David Brierley as K9.

The original script for *State of Decay* was seen by director Peter Moffatt and he loved it. However, when he was handed the script in Bidmead's adapted form, he found it completely different. It no longer had the Gothic atmosphere that had drawn him to the original. Moffatt told Gallaccio that he no longer wanted to direct it and so, in order to have him complete the job, the original was reinstated.

Unusually, there are three versions of this story which have been made available commercially: this one, an audio adaptation and the Target print novelisation.

## Synopsis

The Doctor's TARDIS materialises on a medieval-style planet. The townsfolk live in fear of the Three Who Rule, who govern from their mighty castle. Investigating, the Fourth Doctor discovers that the Three Who Rule are ancient astronauts who became vampires long ago, and their castle is actually their spaceship.

When Romana II is kidnapped, the Doctor must ally himself with a band of renegade peasants to stop the resurrection of one of Gallifrey's greatest enemies: the King Vampire itself.

## Cast

* Doctor Who - Tom Baker
* Romana - Lalla Ward
* K9 - David Brierley
* Aukon - Emrys James
* Camilla - Rachel Davies
* Zargo - William Lindsay
* Ivo - Clinton Greyn
* Marta - Rhoda Lewis
* Tarak - Thane Bettany
* Habris - Iain Rattray
* Kalmar - Arthur Hewlett
* Veros - Stacy Davies
* Karl - Dean Allen
* Roga - Stuart Fell
* Zoldaz - Stuart Blake

## Home Video/Audio Releases

* *State of Decay* was released by BBC Worldwide on video as part of a boxed set featuring *State of Decay, The Doomsday Contract* and *Sealed Orders*
* *State of Decay* was released on its own in 2008 on DVD.
Wish You'd Make Me Cry

"**Wish You'd Make Me Cry**" is a song by UPSAHL that was released as a standalone single on July 26, 2019.

## Background & Composition

When talking about the track, UPSAHL said: *“‘Wish You’d Make Me Cry’ is about being with someone who is so good to you that it almost seems fake. When I wrote this song with Pete Nappi, I was caught up in that feeling, so I started just venting to him about it. At one point, I think I said something along the lines of ‘I just wish that he would make me cry’. We wrote the song within an hour after that.”*

## Lyrics

**[Verse 1]**

When I'm getting bored, I start some drama

And when I'm too fucked up, you let me yell

When I chew you out, you're so unbothered

I'm tryna stir it up, I need your help

**[Pre-Chorus]**

I know it's only natural

But can we pretend to be cruel?

**[Chorus]**

Sometimes, I wish you'd make me cry

Sometimes, I wish that we could fight

Tell me, don't you hate it? Perfect's overrated

Tell the nice guy to give me a taste of my own medicine

I wish you'd make me cry

**[Verse 2]**

I get angry and I try to call it off

But you don't play along, you keep it fair

You keep saying you just want good karma (Good karma, karma)

But she's a bitch like me who doesn't care (Care)

**[Pre-Chorus]**

I know it's only natural

But can we pretend to be cruel?

**[Chorus]**

Sometimes, I wish you'd make me cry

Sometimes, I wish that we could fight

Tell me, don't you hate it? Perfect's overrated

Tell the nice guy to give me a taste of my own medicine

I wish you'd make me cry

**[Post-Chorus]**

I wish you'd make me cry

**[Bridge]**

Can we just forget that we're in love real quick

And tell me all 'bout how you want me to change?

Don't you hate it when I hate on all your newest kicks?

And when I never say I'm wrong

Or how I get when we're alone

And I am always on my phone

I wish that you would tell me off

**[Chorus]**

Sometimes, I wish you'd make me cry

Sometimes, I wish that we could fight

Tell me, don't you hate it? Perfect's overrated

Tell the nice guy to give me a taste of my own medicine

I wish you'd make me cry

**[Post-Chorus]**

Make me cry

Make me cry

Make me cry

I wish you'd make me cry

## Music Video

The music video was recorded on August 2, 2019 on UPSAHL's Lollapalooza set. It's unknown who directed it

UPSAHL - Wish You'd Make Me Cry (Official Video)
## Videos

UPSAHL - Wish You'd Make Me Cry (Lyric Video)UPSAHL - Wish You'd Make Me Cry (Official Audio)
Marty James

**Marty James Garton Jr.** is an American singer-songwriter and record producer from Chico, California. He has released albums and singles as the front man and producer of Scapegoat Wax and One Block Radius. James co-wrote the English-language remix of Luis Fonsi's Despacito, which featured Daddy Yankee and Justin Bieber. The song went on to top charts in both English- and Spanish-speaking parts of the world, won a Latin Grammy, and was nominated for three Grammys. He worked as a writer on two of UPSAHL's track.

## Work with UPSAHL

Standalone singles from UPSAHL:

* Smile for the Camera (2019)
* STOP! (2021)