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Rani Chandra

**Rani Chandra** was an investigative journalist working under the wing of Sarah Jane Smith. She worked with her assistant and partner, illustrator Clyde Langer.

## Biography

Rani Chandra was an junior investigative journalist who worked under the wing of Sarah Jane Smith, having met Sarah Jane and her friends during the Odd Bob the Clown incident. She eventually became a full-time investigative journalist, working closely alongside Clyde.

## Personality

Rani was feisty, independent, intelligent, optimistic, stubborn, and confident with a kind heart and a sense of humour. She wanted to be a journalist when she grew up; this tendency to explore resulted in her stumbling upon Sarah Jane's life. She admired Luke for his cleverness and Clyde for his aversion to authority.

However, she could be sceptical as she did not believe the Doctor was himself with a new face and needed a few moments to get used to the concept, and doubted Sarah Jane's sanity until she learned it was Ruby's doing. She initially thought of herself as a "hanger on" in Sarah Jane's gang and was once jealous of Maria, but Clyde helped to prove to her that they were valuable team members.
Staac

**Staac** was a Zygon War Lord who landed on Earth during the late 18th century in order to flee from others of his own kind who he had betrayed.

## Biography

He took residence in the remote Welsh village of Redwater, taking on the form of a local barmaid in the King George's Crown Inn. He was later pursued by two other Zygons, Stris and Orrl, who had taken the form of two gravediggers who had traced Staac down and planned to return him to Zygor where he would face his trial.

The Sixteenth Doctor later made Staac face up to his traitorous behaviour, claiming that she could not intervene in the laws of his kind. (TV: *A Devil in Disguise*)
Sleconian

The **Sleconians** were a species caught in a ceaseless war against the species from their twin planet, the Aslans.

## Biology

The Sleconians resembled giant reptiles, elongated, limbless and scaled who could grow between 6 and 8 feet long. They varied in colours, between green, brown, black, light yellow or deep red. (TV: *The Guilt War*)

## History

Stuck in a never-ending war against the Aslans, the cause of which was unknown, lost to time, the Sleconians had begun to gain the upper hand and edged towards winning. Paranoid at the thought of losing, the Aslan military started a deadly missile campaign to destroy the entire surface of Sleconia, wiping out the innocent population alongside the intended target of the Sleconian military.

Despite the continuous interference from the Fifteenth Doctor and Madeline Clarke, the Aslans detonated their missiles and wiped out Sleconia, however, all Sleconians had been secretly evacuated by the Doctor the day before. (TV: *The Guilt War*)

The Sleconians were dropped off on a moon within the same solar system where they had constructed a base, as the Doctor and Madeline departed for Asla to explain the situation and end the war. However, the Sleconian military was vengeful, and during a ceasefire and peacetime on Asla that the Doctor had managed to organise, committed a sacking of the planet by mind-controlling the youth to attack the rest of the population and cause havoc across the planet. The mind-control grew out of control and Asla fell into anarchy.

Eventually, Asla fell just as its twin did and with the civilian populations of both planets taking control, they left the solar system with the help of the Doctor and Madeline, leaving behind those who were trying to continue the fighting. The two species together set off to find a new home; hoping not to repeat the same mistakes. (TV: *How to Set the World on Fire*)
Somewhere We Belong (TV story)

***Somewhere We Belong*** is the upcoming Autumn Special of Series 43 of *Doctor Who*.

This episode will mark the final appearance of Lux Pascal as Anna Delgado and Joe Keery as Danny O'Brien as regular cast members.

## Cast

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

## Crew

* Writer - Sofia Fox
* Director - Jamie Stone

## Story Notes

* The story is titled after the Linkin Park song, "Somewhere I Belong", tweaked to represent the trio.

 **Series 44** | Regular Episodes | *The Summoning* • *TBA* • *The Devil's Shroud* • *Charlotte and the Time Command* • *My Kingdom for a Horse* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *The Rising Tied* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *Operation: Destroy History* / *Countdown to Chaos*
The Art of War (TV story)

***The Art of War*** was the third episode of Series 29 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Deciding that a trip to the past would be a good place to start their adventures together, the Doctor takes Kane back into history; landing in China during the Eastern Zhao period. Everything seems normal enough until they hear tales of shadows enveloping whole villages, leaving only Death in their wake.

The Doctor and Kane decide that it's time to investigate and whilst investigating a town that has been destroyed, they meet a young general who is determined to prove himself. This general's name? Sun Tzu, History's greatest tactician, but now his reputation will be put to the test by an alien army from another world.

An alien built for war that can command shadows to defend themselves and as Kane charges head first into a fight, his hubris catches up with him and the Doctor is injured due to his actions. Feeling guilty, Kane approaches Sun Tzu, who is willing to teach him that there are other ways of fighting and defeating the enemy, but can Kane learn the error of his ways or will the army of shadows rewrite history itself?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Diane Morgan
* Kane Solace - Jamie Bell
* Sun Tzu - TBC

## Crew

* Writer - Cal A. King
* Director - Michelle MacLaren

## Continuity

* The Doctor remembers about how her UNIT squad had told her about meeting Skronsonians before. (TV: *A Day on the Job*)

## Story Notes

* *The Art of War* was a last minute addition to Series 29, replacing an episode that would eventually feature in Series 30 instead.

 Minisode | *Promise Ring*
Sofia Fox

**Sofia Trixie Fiona Fox** (born 17 July 2003) was the head writer and executive producer of *Doctor Who*, from Series 41 to Series 44 and is known for writing the Twenty-Fourth Doctor. She was also co-showrunner of the audio continuation of The Sarah Jane Adventures called The Sarah Jane Adventures Continued with Alex Stockbridge. She also wrote for many other Doctors beforehand.

## Television

### Seventeenth Doctor

#### Series 19

* *Doctor Who and the Dalek Paradigm* / *Escape of the Paradigm*

### Eighteenth Doctor

#### Series 20

* *Deep in the Woods* (co-written with Cal A. King)

### Twenty-First Doctor

#### Series 30

* *An Alternate Reality Game?* / *The Galaxy's Darkest Mystery*

### Twenty-Fourth Doctor

#### Series 41

* *The Winter Wonderland*
* *The Hybrid Theory*
* *Lost in the Echo*
* *Abandoned Friends*
* *The Michigan Conversion*
* *Mansion of Broken Dreams*

#### Series 42

* *Android America*
* *Shadow Nightmare*
* *The Infection of Mars*
* *A New Fur Paradigm*
* *Earth-Power* / *Destruction of the Drashigs* (co-written with Alex Stockbridge)
* *The Android Replacements* / *Sounds of Destruction* / *Androids of Conquest*
* *Minutes to Midnight*
* *The Dalek Infiltration of Christmas*

## Audio

### The Sarah Jane Adventures Continued

* *The Daleks of Bannerman Road* (co-written with Alex Stockbridge)
* *The Judoon Contract*
* *The Oxford Countdown*
* *Reunion for the Cybermen*
Sixth Doctor

### Cause of regeneration:

Poisoned by radiation in the TARDIS, which was being shot by focus radiation beams

## Canon

*"If I had a coin for every time somebody made a remark about my clothes, I wouldn't have enough to buy myself something admittedly more suitable; but I would, however, be able to afford my dear friend Perpugilliam a more stylish taste of clothing."*
―The Sixth Doctor, talking to the Eighth Master

Bumptious, melodramatic, and above all stubborn, the **Sixth Doctor** instantly believed himself superior to almost anyone he encountered. He would often browbeat others into submission with his savage wit and his grammarian's interest in language.

Even so, his mercurial and flippant tendencies did not define the true heart of his persona. Beneath his thunderous and turbulent exterior, he was quite the opposite: a passionate, warm, virtuous and empathetic individual.

## Personality

The Sixth Doctor could be unpredictable, consistently self-absorbed, stubborn, argumentative, moody, melodramatic and arrogant, believing himself greatly superior to anyone he encountered. However, he was critical of himself in some situations, and, beneath his thunderous exterior, he was a passionate and emphatic individual. Despite his hubris approach, the Doctor knew when to be serious, such as when he rushed to help Gustave Lytton after exiting his TARDIS in a comedic manner. However, the Doctor also had a more emotional and caring side, determined to not let people die "if [there was] a chance of saving them".

The Doctor described himself as "pragmatic", and considered compassion and a "capacity for self-sacrifice" as "some of [his] defining traits". He also believed himself to be blessed with both "tact and finesse", and believed he could subdue opponents with his charm. He would often browbeat others into submission with his grammarian use of language, with Banto Zame complaining that "talking [to him was] like arguing with a thesaurus", and Sabalom Glitz saying the Doctor could "talk an ayatollah into opening an off-licence".
Revolution's Vice (TV story)

***Revolution's Vice*** was the first episode of Series 1 of *Doctor Who*.

The first story to be produced for the Fourteenth Doctor's era of the show, it also introduced Elias Danielsen as portrayed by Lucas Till as the Fourteenth Doctor's new companion.

## Synopsis

It's the 41st century. Planet Earth is a utopia, the beating heart of the human race's voyage across the stars, filled with both visitors and even citizens of many species. It is paradise, with everything you could ever want or need. Except even paradise has a dark underbelly.

Within Central City, the capital of Earth and a vast metropolis at the heart of England, detective Elias Danielsen has been called in to investigate the deaths of a great many members of the small, but highly influential, human aristocracy in London. But when all the deaths are found to have occurred suddenly, without any sign of injury nor disease, Elias finds himself embroiled in something far beyond a simple murder investigation. And with whispers of revolution on the rise, he finds himself torn between his briefing and his morals when uncovering the true extent of the aristocrats' actions to maintain power, whatever the cost to those beneath them.

Can Elias find the cause of these impossible murders? And how do sightings of an old police box appearing across the city, even if only for a second, fit into this? When a dishevelled woman in a torn coat and faded striped shirt appears on the scene, Elias finds himself an unlikely ally; one who, despite being very disoriented and barely remembering who she was at times, has a feeling that someone or something is pulling the strings behind the scenes, and will benefit regardless of whoever wins the day...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Elias Danielsen - Lucas Till
* Vivian Danielsen - Jessica Hynes

## Crew

* Writer - Logan Crimson
* Director - Rachel Talalay

## Continuity

* The Doctor has recently regenerated from her thirteenth incarnation. (TV: *The Power of the Doctor*)
* The Doctor, in a post-regenerative haze, mistakes Elias for Yaz due to the similarity of their professions. She later wonders if she should go back for Yaz, but ultimately decides that it would be too cruel, as she is no longer the woman Yaz fell in love with and to go back would simply remind her of who she lost. (TV: *The Woman Who Fell to Earth*, *The Power of the Doctor*)

## Story Notes

* *Revolution's Vice* was the very first episode of the fan series - and thus was the episode to kick off the project as a whole.

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

**Simon Lance** was a human member of UNIT and the Eighteenth Doctor's personal squad - and later traitor to UNIT.

## Personality

Best described as calm, controlled and conditioned, Simon displayed patience even in the face of someone who escalated to physical violence. He was a good soldier, following his orders, unless he believed that he has good reason to question them. Despite being a soldier and overwhelmingly willing to put something down through violent means, Simon was good friends with the Doctor and the two of them spent much of their spare time together and almost seemed inseparable, with the constant look of some kind of inside joke between them.

## Appearance

Simon resembled a tall man in his late twenties, with lightly coloured skin, blue eyes and blonde hair which he kept gelled. (TV: *Monsters and Legends*)
Sixth Meddler

## Incarnations of the Meddler

Now in his sixth incarnation, **the Meddler** made an active and conscious effort to move beyond the "Monk" moniker and embraced a more extreme lifestyle.

## Personality

A more bloodthirsty incarnation than his predecessors, the Meddler found himself caring much less about the body count that came as a result of his schemes. Crazed and energetic, his amorality was exacerbated to extreme lengths, becoming careless on purpose as he attempted larger and larger scale plans - often to deadly effects.
Submerged (TV story)

*"Oh, I love a good underwater city. They're brilliant, a miracle of modern engineering; you've just gotta make sure the walls are strong enough."
"Blimey, don't jinx it. We might both have spare lives on hand, but I don't fancy drowning."
"Ah, it's not so bad really."
"How do you know tha-"*
―The Seventeenth Doctor and Jayanna IX

***Submerged*** was the tenth episode of Series 19 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The TARDIS arrives in the city Subakve - an underwater metropolis with sprawling clean white walled corridors, circular porthole windows and vast round halls, with tall ceilings designed for a luxurious way of life.

But Subakve relies on the oceans that it's engulfed in to remain sustainable and as the water levels begin to rapidly decrease, spiralling the planet towards a mass drought; the Doctor and Jayanna must help the ignorantly unaware citizens deal with the situation and keep the city submerged.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Dev Patel
* Jayanna - Jodie Comer

## Crew

* Writer - May Willow
* Director - Ed Bye

## Story Notes

* The location prompt of an underwater city was given to Willow by showrunner Natalie Robyn, who wanted to explore said location within her era.
* Willow was keen to avoid the typical sci-fi trope of a dark and gritty Bioshock aesthetic, choosing a more futuristic and sleek design.

 **Series 19** | Regular Episodes | *The Skithra Entitlement* • *Work Hard, Die Hard* • *Doctor Who and the Dalek Paradigm* / *Escape of the Paradigm* • *Out of Sight, Out of Mind* • *Whatever Happened to the Crew of the SS Dahlia?* • *Meeting at Zaggit Zagoo* • *Planet TARDIS* • *Glittering Spheres* • ***Submerged*** • *Mechanical Heart* • *Oh Hell, It's Tari* • *I Predict a Riot* • *Doctor Who and the Moonmen* / *I Am The Doctor* • *Cryptomnesia* • *Final Destination*
Skeleton Entity

A **Skeleton Entity** was a spirit that existed outside of regular time and space who stole people from universe, torturing them by making them confront and confess their darkest secrets and deepest insecurities.

It chose to represent itself as a skeleton located within a closet to fully indulge itself in the metaphor.

## Biography

It kidnapped the Fourteenth Doctor, Elias Danielsen and Fleur by dragging the Doctor's TARDIS via a black hole which took the three into its pocket dimension, trapping them alone into their own bedroom; small, battered and moth-eaten. The skeleton explained what they had to do in order to escape, which was met with differing reactions.

Whilst Elias had no real trouble admitting his grievances with TARDIS travels and his native time period; the Doctor took some time to confess to her past and everything she'd done. Neither of the two, however, had it as bad as Fleur - who was shocked to her core by being made to talk about her experiences with the Krillitanes, considering how hard she had tried to bury it.

Nevertheless, all three eventually managed to completely finish the task that the skeleton had set them and were allowed to escape as a result, although left a little shaken. (TV: *The Skeleton in the Closet*)
Shadow Inquisition (TV story)

***Shadow Inquisition*** was the sixth episode of Series 7 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The Doctor and Pax land on Earth in the year 2022. However, the Doctor is then quickly arrested under the assumption of being a traitor by an eerily familiar organisation: UNIT. But something seems off with them.

It seems that during their recent resurrection, a secretive subdivision of UNIT known only as the "Shadow Inquisition" has acquired new leadership. The Doctor is immediately placed within a computer simulation in order to get her to confess to being a traitor, but is she actually innocent? Or is it a lie in an attempt to protect the Earth?

And what's the man that the Doctor and Pax met at Proastia doing here, working for UNIT?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Eva Green
* Pax - Asa Butterfield
* Sloan - Zachary Gordon
* Dairut Qarmus - Andrew Lincoln

## Crew

* Writer - Lewis Bentley
* Director - Guillem Morales

## Continuity

* UNIT has been recently reactivated following its closure. (TV: *The Power of the Doctor*)
* The Doctor would begin working with UNIT again by 2027, in her eighteenth incarnation in particular. (TV: *Monsters and Legends*)
* Dairut explains that calling Pax his saviour back on Proastia relates to his home planet, a "small little thing, time locked away." (TV: *Modern Living*, *Saviour*)

## Story Notes

* The story had always been set in 2022, but considering it was first written in-between the canon Series 11 and Series 12 with Jodie Whittaker as the Thirteenth Doctor - and especially way before *The Power of the Doctor* aired - it was written under the assumption that UNIT would not be properly returning in the Thirteenth Doctor's era after it was disbanded in *Resolution*.
* This meant it was able to return in fan series canon under new leadership. However, when *Power* showed UNIT's return definitively under the command of Kate Stewart; Sloan's status as leader was no longer viable considering fan series canon follows from *Power* - this is why he is now leader of solely UNIT's Shadow Inquisition instead.

 Christmas Special | *TBA*
Reason to Stay (TV story)

***Reason to Stay*** was the sixth episode of Series 27 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Zyria is a world plagued by natural disasters. Some might even call it apocalyptic; tornados, hurricanes, volcanoes, tsunamis - if the Doctor, Penelope or Kyber can name it, then this world has it. But if that wasn’t enough, a deadly firestorm has begun brewing on the horizon, threatening to reduce an already small population close to nothing. If nothing is done soon, the world will quickly become another dead rock.

The Doctor is well aware of the rules here; Zyria makes no real impact on the timeline and there are no fixed points in time to protect here. For Zyria and its admittedly, highly secretive people, the future is always in flux and anything could happen. These people can be saved! There’s just one small, tiny problem.

How do you save people who don’t want to be saved? Is it morally right to tear people away from their ancestral homes and cultures - or even, try to convince them to leave - in order to protect their lives? For the Doctor, Penelope and Kyber, these are the questions they must grapple with as they search for a deeper meaning for the people’s choice to remain; but with the three of them all having differing opinions on the matter, will they be able to achieve this before time runs out and the storm finally arrives?

## Cast

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

## Crew

* Writer - Natalie Robyn
* Director - Jonathan Frakes

## Story Notes

* Originally conceived with Penelope being the only companion, *Reason to Stay* eventually became part of the trilogy involving Kyber as it was believed that the contrast between the views of the logical, yet cold Kyber and the compassionate, but naive Penelope would work best in this episode out of all the others in Series 27.

 **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*
Ruby Barrella

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

**Ruby Barrella** was a human companion of the Eighteenth Doctor.

## Personality

Ruby was resourceful and generous, whilst possessing a brave and courageous side. She was extremely open with her friends about how she was forced to grow up fast when her parents were killed in a car crash and how that made her feel. This led her to be open-eared to others when they had their own problems that they needed advice for. She never hesitated to leap into action, in order to save the day regardless of her own safety and was compelled by a strong sense to do what is right, regardless of what was required of her.

Ruby never left the people she cared about and would fight for them with everything that she had. She was often apprehensive to just dive into dangerous situations without thinking them through, but this aspect seemed to disappear if her friends or family needed her. In stressful situations, Ruby quickly became overwhelmed, causing various headaches on occasion when the feeling of being overwhelmed striked, this sometimes caused her to react on edge although she was incredibly apologetic afterwards.

Ruby was also skilled artistically and regularly drew the foes that the Doctor, Damien and herself encountered; displaying them with pride at home, even though she got incredibly nervous when it came to other people seeing them. Over time, Ruby grew into her resourcefulness more than ever and was incredibly capable, getting herself and friends out of tight scrapes by simply using the things that she had access too. She had been able to get a better grip on her anxiety, leading to a new found confidence.

## Appearance

Ruby resembled a short woman in her twenties, with lightly coloured skin, blue eyes and short, brown-ginger hair. (TV: *Monsters and Legends*) Over two years of travelling with the Doctor, however, Ruby let her hair grow out to well beyond her shoulders. (TV: *The Museum That Was Locked in Time*)
Stone Cold Killer (TV story)

***Stone Cold Killer*** was the eleventh episode of Series 4 of *Doctor Who*. It was the second part of a two-part story, preceded by *Autumn of Terror*.

## Synopsis

It has been months since the trail for the Angel of Death went cold and the Doctor went into hiding, falsely accused of a crime that she didn't commit, and forced to operate in the shadows. Sandra, knowing that her best shot is to investigate alone, maintains ties with Sergeant Frederick Abberline in the hopes of finding a new lead that might exonerate the Doctor.

As the Doctor continues her own investigations whilst hunted by the police on the order of Her Majesty, Queen Victoria herself, she begins to realise that something is wrong with time; events she knew for certain are not unfolding as foretold - and as time constantly shifts around her, the ripples rebound in unseen ways.

Faced with a number of obstacles in front of them, it's down to the Doctor and Sandra to find out where the Angel of Death went, and stop it from completing its mission, or everything they think they know will come crumbling down around them…

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Sandra Parry - Helena Bonham Carter
* Sergeant Frederick Abberline - Hugo Weaving

## Crew

* Writer - Cal A. King
* Director - Charles Palmer

## Story Notes

* The decision to use just a single Angel in the story was done as an ode to the origins of the Weeping Angels in *Blink*, with King stating that the subsequent stories stuffing of numerous Angels diminished their scare factor and diluted their threat.
* This episode replaced another episode by King called *The Veil Between Worlds*, which was eventually released on audio as a lost story. *The Veil Between Worlds* was the second of a two parter, accompanied by *Red Edge*.
	+ *The Veil Between Worlds* in of itself replaced an episode also by King called *Remnants*, which too was released on audio as a lost story as *The Destination Trap*. *Remnants* was the second of a two parter, accompanied by *The Destination Trap*.

 **The Specials** | Regular Episodes | *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA*
Series 43

**Series 43** is an upcoming season of Doctor Who that will star Thandiwe Newton as the Twenty-Fourth Doctor, Lux Pascal as Anna Delgado and introduce Joe Keery as Daniel O'Brien.

The series will open with *Feasting on Easter* and will include a six-part serial, titled *Penumbra*. It will be followed by a Summer Special, *A Silurian Interference*, an Halloween Special, *The Under-World*, an Autumn Special, *Somewhere We Belong* and a Christmas Special, *Ghosts of Christmas Future*.

## Overview

The series will consist of six stories and eleven episodes. It will be the third series for Thandiwe Newton as the Twenty-Fourth Doctor and Lux Pascal as Anna Delgado, as well as the first full series for Joe Keery as Daniel "Danny" O'Brien, who was introduced as a guest in *The Dalek Infiltration of Christmas*.

Everything from *Feasting on Easter* to *Ghosts of Christmas Future* will be part of the Series 43 production block.

## Cast

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

## Aliens and Enemies

* Vashta Nerada
* Nerada Vashta
* Katershia
* Yahtos

## Adaptations and Merchandising

### Home Media

#### DVD

All episodes of Series 43 will be released in boxset form by BBC Studios. The set will contain 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.

### Books & Novels

*Doctor Who Annual Series 43* will be released as a companion piece to the series, with Targets TBA.

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

***Reformed*** was the three-part fourth story of *Doctor Who: The Seventeenth Doctor* comic story series, published by Titan Comics.

## Summary

Olaris Beta-Prime, sister planet of Olaris Sigma-Major, is one of the hugest and most well popularised areas in colonised space. It’s a place where every transit module in the intergalactic space lanes terminate, and it’s jam packed with an array of recreational activities for all kinds of people; including non-humans. Here on Olaris Beta-Prime, we don’t discriminate. In fact, under Galactic Census Bureau Article Lychee/4-7, discriminatory acts can be met with such an extremity as death.

Promising his three companions a day out on the sun-kissed coasts of a majestic little Earth getaway (it’s literally just Hawaii), they seem to have arrived in… well, it looks like Hawaii. There’s sand, a sun shining as brightly as the buzzing Doctor’s personality and… oh. Well, that’s not right. A robot servant, serving a Plakotian Termite and her wife. Not Hawaii then— or, not even Earth. Obviously.

Their getaway is simply a solid-o-graphic projection, and it’s not exactly long before the robot servants pick up on their new, untagged holiday-goers. Not even five minutes out of the TARDIS, and they were caught. Surely this was a new record.

Luna, dressed in beach-appropriate clothing and clutching a duck float. Sadie, amused by her girlfriend's sheer enthusiasm towards a simple duck. Taylor, thankful she doesn’t have to endure a beach trip, much less with somebody as silly as her Time Lord friend. The Doctor, paranoid that something is going on that’s not exactly visible on the surface… and once he spins the interrogation onto the interrogators, he’s about to find far more than he bargained for.

In amongst the billions and billions of species populated Olaris Beta-Prime, there are Kaled mutants disguised, latched onto the minds of unsuspecting people. Though is it as unintentional as the TARDIS crew are anticipating? It was only recently that they announced a new recreational activity, Squid Hopper…

After all, the people of Olaris Beta-Prime don’t discriminate… but if not stopped, it wouldn’t just be the accused who would drop dead.

## Characters

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

## Story Notes

* This story was later released in the graphic novel *The Storm*.

 Year 2 | *The Conqueror of Our Worlds*
Ruby City

**Ruby City** was the second city of the planet Zanra, behind Tes̈a and ahead of Vallaly - home to 53 million Comparians, Arkhers and Catalasts; as well a few minor communities of other species.

Home to the Ruby City Starfighter Corps, a group of highly-trained military starfighter pilots and Zanra's major cultural hub, Ruby City was located deep within the Zezo continent and was well known for being extremely built up, with skyscrapers often reaching through the clouds and dim neon lighting decorating the skies.

## History

By 9054, the Republic was unknowingly under the sadistic rule of "the Squid", who had committed a number of atrocities and used a talk show in order to keep the population under control. Operating within a studio in Ruby City, "the Squid" held onto power for a number of years.

He was eventually disposed of by the people when the Fifteenth Doctor made them aware of what he had done by hijacking the show over the course of a week. (TV: *No Cause for Concern*)
Sophie Zero

Sophie Ramorr, retroactively named **Sophie Zero** by her clones, was a Valcayan and subject in the Forever Reincarnation Project.

## Biography

Sophie Zero was born into a decently well-off family in the southern city of Thiza on Valcaya. She lived a life typical of a Valcayan child; her needs were constantly met and she lived a satisfied, relaxing childhood until the age of 12.

Four days after her twelfth birthday, Sophie was kidnapped by a seventh-generation adult clone of herself, Sophie VII, who took her about 500 years forwards in time using an experimental time machine. Her parents, realising soon after that she had gone, informed the authorities immediately.

Now in the future, Sophie VII showed Sophie Zero around the new Thiza. When it became clear that Sophie Zero was getting bored, Sophie VII teleported them both into the abandoned Forever Reincarnation Project building, one of the many buildings that hovered above the rest of the city for purely aesthetic purposes. Inside, Sophie VII explained to Sophie Zero what her plan was, and strapped her into the "donor" side of one of the memory transfer machines. Just before Sophie VII could prime the machine, the Seventeenth Doctor walked into the room, having entered the building looking for clues as to Sophie Zero's whereabouts.

The Doctor had spent his time in future Thiza learning about the fate which faced the Valcayans, and as a result he not only agreed that Sophie VII should be allowed to continue her plan (given Sophie Zero consented), but would also help execute it. The machines overwrote the contents of the clone's mind while writing the donor's memories, however the Doctor modified it so that Sophie VII would end up with the sum of both minds.

Sophie Zero did not take the process well, falling unconscious during the transfer. The Doctor took the exhausted girl home in the TARDIS, informing Sophie VII that the experience will have damaged some of her short term memory, and she would likely forget about her time in the future.

Many years later, an adult Sophie signed up for the Forever Reincarnation Project. Her memories were transferred into a clone, Sophie I, before she died. (TV: *Before It's All Over*)

## Personality

Sophie Zero was a dim, but bubbly and energetic girl. She often found herself in situations that she didn't understand, but chose to enjoy the fundamentals to the fullest extent anyway. Her constant enthusiasm was in contrast to how she spoke, since she was quite quiet, choosing alternative methods to speech where she could. (TV: *Before It's All Over*)
The City Beyond Time (TV story)

***The City Beyond Time*** was the first episode of Series 3 of *Doctor Who*. It was the first part of a two-part story, followed by *The Woman Beyond Death*.

## Synopsis

Something has gone wrong with the city of Groeskiv. Located at the heart of the known universe, the former capital of Aecalatia has gone missing. Fleur, having heard about this dastardly turn of events, knows it's an opportunity she and the Doctor cannot let pass.

Their journey will take them beyond the reach of the Time Vortex to the lonely city, encased within a protective sphere, where the citizens live under threat of death by a lone assassin who skulks in eternal night, and whose seemingly random murders have become a regular occurrence.

Who extracted the city of Groeskiv, and for what purpose? Are they in league with this assassin, or are there multiple masterminds behind this scheme? The next target, a pilot who found himself in the wrong place at the wrong time when visiting the city, has just been selected - and there is nowhere to go at the edge of the map...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Fleur - Florence Pugh
* Yasheia - Elena Anaya
* The Pilot - TBA

## Crew

* Writer - Logan Crimson
* Director - James Strong

## Continuity

* Upon arriving at Groeskiv, the Doctor is unable to perceive the passage of time and compares it to having a limb removed. The Eighth Doctor experienced a similar effect upon entering the Divergent Universe. (AUDIO: *Scherzo*)
* Coincidentally, both the Divergent Universe and Groeskiv were in fact ploys of Rassilon. (AUDIO: *The Next Life*, TV: *To Serve in Heaven*)

## Story Notes

* Elena Anaya was specifically chosen for Yasheia because of her role as Doctor Poison in the 2017 film *Wonder Woman*, due to her character's extensive use of plastic prosthetics, something that Crimson believed fit Yasheia well.
* Although she was later introduced in Series 4, this was originally Sandra Parry's introductory episode, following Elias's death during the Datysian Cataclysm and Fleur's departure at the end of *The Heirs of Eternity*. This ultimately didn't happen when the manner of Elias' exit was changed and Fleur remained in the TARDIS throughout Series 3.

 **The Specials** | Regular Episodes | *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA*
Squid (species)

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## Squid

### Appearances:

*Invasion of the Alien Squid People from Outer Space*

 *You may be looking for the rogue Squid that infiltrated the Alae Republic.*

**Squid** was the name given to the creatures that lived on the planet Alpha Cancri.

## Biology

The Squids had bodies near identical to that of a human being. The main differences, however, included:

* smoother, brightly coloured skin
* constant slow secretion of an oily liquid
* lack of any body hair
* slightly webbed fingers and toes

among other more minor differences, including the head shape being near identical to a common squid from Earth. (TV: *No Cause for Concern*, *Invasion of the Alien Squid People from Outer Space*)

## Culture

(TV: *Invasion of the Alien Squid People from Outer Space*)

## History

### Early History

Life on Alpha Cancri took a very aqueous evolutionary route. The only surviving land animals were the Squids themselves, who had only evolved to live outside the sea a couple of million years before forming a functional society. Their population boomed now they had no natural predators, and in this safe environment, their collective intelligence skyrocketed. Soon, cities were springing up all over Alpha Cancri, and a select few had their eyes firmly locked towards the stars.

By the time the Seventeenth Doctor, Taylor Bennett and Luna Feng arrived on the planet, full scale interplanetary colonisation tests were underway. The three aliens were treated like freaks upon arrival, nearly being volunteered for mandatory post-mortem examination. However, after convincing the Squids that they were friendly, the higher-ups in the Squid leadership tiers invited them in to help plan their excursions to other worlds.

The Squids as a species did not have a name for themselves at this time, or at least one that the TARDIS could translate. However, Taylor repeatedly referring to them as "squids" soon caught on, and the name was used in situations when differentiation between the natives and the aliens was needed.

The Squids settled on the planet Earth as a viable target for colonisation, brushing off the Doctor's protests and dismissing the myriad of intelligent life there as "irrelevant". However, upon further examination of the life forms on Earth, the species of squid that lived there was discovered. The Squids, misinterpreting the situation, decided that these animals were captive brethren, and so launched a full-scale assault on the planet Earth. (TV: *Invasion of the Alien Squid People from Outer Space*)

### In the Alae Republic

A sole Squid made his way to the Alae Republic in 9030, where he manipulated his way into power and committed a number of atrocities and used a talk show in order to keep the population under control. He was disposed of by the people when the Fifteenth Doctor made them aware of what he had done by hijacking the show over the course of a week. (TV: *No Cause for Concern*)
Spaceship (The Scarcity of Freedom)

A **spaceship** was one of various ships left abandoned in the dark, empty cosmos for no real reason that anyone could reasonably ascertain. It appeared to be some kind of military carrier, due to its numerous war vehicles stored onboard.

## History

One way or another, this spaceship found itself empty and decrepit, although the true reason for this was unknown. The Fifteenth Doctor estimated that it had been abandoned for at least a decade, but couldn't find any information as to its previous owners; its databanks having all been wiped clean.

The Doctor and her companion Emi landed onboard the spaceship in the year 12,023, something which confused the Doctor as the TARDIS had seemingly landed there of its own volition, whilst in midflight within the Time Vortex. After exploring the ship and finding it empty, the two discovered that the control room was emitting an emergency beacon that was also acting as a tractor beam, adding to the mystery as to what happened.

In reality, the tractor beam had been activated as a trap by alien scrappers, who were scavenging the ship. Once they realised the Doctor and Emi were there, they scanned them and discovered that the Doctor was a Time Lord. Understanding their luck, they incapacitated Emi and knocked out the Doctor, carting her and the TARDIS off into their own ship. Emi followed pursuit in a fighter craft left onboard the ship, but not before she activated its self destruct, hoping to let whatever ghosts remained tethered to it could rest. (TV: *The Scarcity of Freedom*)
Scarlett (Shattered Hope)

## Scarlett

**Scarlett** was a woman who contacted detective Elias Danielsen to investigate the disappearance of her fiancé. Their meeting was, however, interrupted when the Klucuin unleashed the power of the Shevek Cro'taq and Earth was engulfed by it.

Rescued alongside Elias at the last minute by the Fourteenth Doctor, the Doctor explained to Scarlett that the reason for her fiancé's disappearance was because of portals unleashed by the Klucuin back when they searched for the Shevek Cro'taq. Although the Time Lords had done their best to resolve the damage done and erased the event from the timeline, some people unfortunately slipped through the cracks and were unlikely to be saved. Upon arriving on Gallifrey, Scarlett was escorted to a shelter, alongside other refugees from worlds engulfed by the Shevek Cro'taq, to await the end of the battle and the Time Lords could return them to their proper time. (TV: *Shattered Hope*)

In the Elemental Universe, Scarlett was part of the resistance cell alongside Elias and Sandra Parry. (TV: *A Universe Apart*)
The Campbell Machine

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**The Campbell Machine** was a multi-functional artificial intelligence created by Wesley Campbell, designed to commandeer a new
space travel operation funded by Campbell himself.

## History

Unbeknownst to Campbell's consumers however, he also used this machine to carry through a number of unforeseen murders. When the Campbell Machine was placed in to service the following year, successfully fulfilling its intended purpose to commandeer vessels to and from their destinations, nobody had seemed to question the peculiar disappearance of some of the passengers. How only approximately one of every five ships ever made it there and back. This was until one family in particular called for an investigation in to the occurrences, claiming to have lost a number of their relatives after travelling under the operation.

The following month, the entire scheme was closed down after uncovering evidence of sabotage inside the Campbell Machine, and Lesley was later arrested permanently. His creation was left to gather dust on the abandoned station with nothing to power it. Half a decade later however, after a group of ragtag scrap merchants on their routine scouting of the nearby galaxies found what was said to be a 'jackpot' for expensive machinery, the Campbell Machine saw a new opportunity. (TV: *Last Birthday*)
Seventh Meddler

## Incarnations of the Meddler

The second known female incarnation of **the Meddler**, she returned to smaller scale schemes whilst also taking the opportunity to team with past incarnations.

## Personality

Ever so slightly regretful of her past incarnation's actions and personality, the Meddler found deliberately undergoing much smaller scale schemes, yet grew more boastful and vain as to how well she could carry them out. This regret meant that the Meddler had technically discarded her "fresh start" ideology following each regeneration, a choice that she was quite aware of, but ultimately did not make any effects to prevent it.
The Corsair of the Caribbean (TV story)

***The Corsair of the Caribbean*** was the third episode of Series 33 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

All Samantha wanted was to see sunshine, golden beaches and lush greens for a change, so the Doctor takes her to 1703 in the Caribbean. Despite it being the height of Pirate season, the Doctor figured they would be safe considering they carry no money to be stolen - that is until they once again walk into trouble after exploring the islands and come across an all too familiar looking ship, under siege from both a large gang of pirates and a legion of Redcoats from the British Navy; and who else could be under attack but old Time Lord friend of the Doctor's, the Corsair...

As the Doctor and Samantha soon find out, the Corsair has been sworn to protect a young boy from the many groups after him until the end of the week, but questions keep arising from the ever mounting situation, such as: Who is the boy? What exactly will happen at the end of the week? Why won't the Corsair explain anything that's going on? And why is there a woman tied up to the bow of the British Navy's flagship?

Well, there's only one way to find out and it's not sitting around, pondering all day, so the trio must take up arms against the attackers and just hope that maybe, they can get out of this in one piece.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Danny John-Jules
* Samantha Wyatt - Rose Matafeo
* The Corsair - Sair Khan

## Crew

* Writer - Natalie Robyn
* Director - Ed Bye

## Story Notes

 Christmas Special | *A Very Quark Christmas*
 **Series 34** | Minisode | *Escapology*
The 2:00 AM Train to Chesterfield (TV story)

***The 2:00 AM Train to Chesterfield*** was the ninth episode of Series 33 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Every night at 2:00 AM, a train leaves Nottingham station on a journey to Chesterfield and every night, the same man gets that train. Seems pretty standard, could be a man commuting to or from a night shift.

Except, he’s never seen outside of the train, there’s no CCTV footage of him at either station, he just appears on the train every night at 2:00 AM. One as the train leaves the station, it disappears completely, leaving behind a strange purple matter which quickly dissolves into the tracks after a few seconds. The train then reappears at Chesterfield station at the correct time with the passengers leaving distressed and ever so slightly altered; they retain no memories of the incident.

The abnormality of the case increases when Captain Ed Turner attempts to travel to the location using his Vortex Manipulator, but it can’t make the journey, almost as if the train is trapped in a time bubble that bounces any travellers away from it, which Time Agents are forbidden to interfere with. Sure, he could just arrive a few hours early and camp but what if he knew someone else with a more robust form of time travel, something like a... TARDIS?

The TARDIS arrives on the train just as it begins to disappear from the departing station, reappearing in a vast, cloudy purple void. Ed, Samantha and the Doctor venture through the train and discover that the mysterious man was actually fellow Time Agent Bill Garner, possessed by a cursed alien entity, an entity that has decided they can never leave.

How will the Doctor, Sam and Ed escape? And what could an alien entity want with an under average Time Agent and a bunch of commuters from the Midlands?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Danny John-Jules
* Samantha Wyatt - Rose Matafeo
* Ed Turner - BJ Novak
* Bill Garner - Tim Key
* Entity - TBC

## Crew

* Writer - May Willow
* Director - Rachel Talalay

## Story Notes

 Christmas Special | *A Very Quark Christmas*
 **Series 34** | Minisode | *Escapology*
Roxanne Segal

**Roxanne "Roxy" Segal** was a guitarist, vocalist and human companion of the Twenty-First Doctor.

## Biography

After starting college, Roxy met Axel Underwood on the same course as him. They'd soon became friends, sometimes practicing their music together in her Uncle's garage. Later, needing a drummer for their newly formed band, the two met Jasmine Hackworth and quickly hit it off - in more ways than one for Roxy and Jasmine, who soon began dating after a few months.

Their career in music as a band first started off by performing a few gigs in local bars, until one day they'd got kicked out from one place after Roxy picked a fight with one of the drunkards which frequented the area. (PROSE: *Hometown Blues*)