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Countdown to Chaos (TV story)

***Countdown to Chaos*** is the upcoming twelfth and final episode of Series 44 of *Doctor Who*. It will be the second part of a two-part finale, to be preceded by *Operation: Destroy History*.

This episode will mark the final appearance of Rosie Perez as Charlotte Perez as a regular cast member.

It will also be the final chronological appearance of Thandiwe Newton as the Twenty-Fourth Doctor. Indeed, as it currently stands, this episode will also be the very last of the fan series as a whole - where it will act as an open-ended finale with no regeneration, much like *Survival*.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Thandiwe Newton
* Charlotte Perez - Rosie Perez
* The Meddler - Daniel Brühl

## Story Notes

* This episode was titled after Archie Comics' *Sonic the Hedgehog* story arc.

 **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***
"Leviathan Zero"

**"Leviathan Zero"** was a member of an unspecified species of deep sea creature in the Leviathan size class that resembled a large eel, detained by UNIT in the depths of the Mariana Trench.

UNIT were unable to identify if this creature was from another world or of terrestrial origin, however, the Eighteenth Doctor remarked upon meeting it that it appeared to be older than almost every other form of life on Earth and that it was probably "as ancient as they come."

## History

Discovered by the Unified Intelligence Task Force in the Late 70s swimming around the depths of the Pacific Ocean during a normal sonar sweep, plans were drawn up as to what to do with a creature of such a size. Leviathan Zero was studied extensively by the organisation until it was discovered that the creature would mostly lurk at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, so UNIT trapped the specimen at the bottom of the trench, far below the reported maximum depths.

For years, Leviathan Zero spent most of its time in hibernation, allowing scientists to study it more closely in the hopes that the creature could possibly be used to both medical and military applications. Whenever high pressure divers were sent in to examine the creature, it appeared to continously watch them but took no interest in harming them. (COMIC: *Deep in the Abyss*)
A Monument and a Warning (TV story)

***A Monument and a Warning*** was the eighth episode of Series 21 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

With not too long until the Titanic sinks, the Doctor and Osric have to keep the secret that the ship that they are standing on... is the ship that will kill almost 2,300 people in a few hours, as they are taken into questioning after someone tries to stop them from leaving - as the two are believed to be potential sabotagers trying to make sure the voyage is never completed; with only hours remaining before the event happens.

At the same time, Ruby and Damien have to escape the ship when the conflict starts to close in on them and the mystery of the object turns from millionaire to millionaire, as they fight for more wealth and not survival.

With the inevitable looming ever such closer to those who know and to those who don’t, the sinking will change everything to its most deadliest core.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Richard Madden
* Ruby Barrella - Holly Earl
* Damien Barrella - Tom Holland
* Osric Tennyson - Jake Abel
* Jacob Astor - TBC
* Isidor Straus - TBC
* Benjamin Guggenheim - TBC

## Crew

* Writer - Thomas Stevens
* Director - David Nutter

## Continuity

* As the *Titanic* sinks, the Doctor realises he has to choose between getting the Infinity or getting himself, Ruby, Damien and Osric to safety - ultimately choosing safety, leaving the Infinity to sink to the bottom of the ocean with the *Titanic*. It will eventually be uncovered during an expedition in the 80s. (TV: *The Museum That Was Locked in Time*)
* Ruby and Damien ask the Doctor to drop them off at home for a little while as they feel that the events of the *Titanic* were a lot; Osric seems similarly affected, but does not request the same. (TV: *Ruby Barrella*, *The Empire of Doom*)

## Story Notes

 **The Specials** | Regular Episodes | *Lost in the Artirex* • *The End of the Line* • *Dead Men Tell No Tales* • *Gunpowder, Treason and Plot* • *The Operation of Time: Part One* / *The Operation of Time: Part Two*
Dalek

The **Daleks** were a race of sentient beings that had been created by the mad Kaled Scientist, Davros, designed to be the perfect killing machine.

A Dalek's pure driving force was their xenophobia for all other life forms and their absolute belief that all other living beings had to die. They originated from the planet Skaro and had armour that was mostly comprised of the materials Dalekanium and Polycarbide, although in some cases, Daleks would make their armour from other available materials.

## History

The Doctor would encounter the Daleks on multiple occassions, but this usually met with a high price and as a result of these encounters, the Doctor's hatred for the Daleks was only equally matched by their own hatred for the Doctor with the two constantly locked in a deadly back and forth, but no matter what the Doctor tried, the Daleks always came back.

## Behind the Scenes

### Dalek Designs

Over the course of the Show, the Daleks' design has changed multiple times, including across single eras; the following looks have been recorded as having been encountered by the Doctor:

* Time War Dalek Drone
* Time War Dalek Supreme
* Dalek Time Strategist
* Genesis Dalek Drone
* Renegade Dalek Drone
* Renegade Dalek Supreme
* Renegade Special Weapons Dalek
* Imperial Dalek Drone
* Imperial Dalek Supreme
* Imperial Special Weapons Dalek
* Skaro Dalek Drone
* Skaro Flamethrower Dalek
* Skaro Supreme Dalek
* New Dalek Paradigm (Drone, Scientist, Strategist, Eternal and Supreme)
Carbon Dating (TV story)

***Carbon Dating*** was the eleventh episode of Series 9 of *Doctor Who*. It was the first part of a three-part finale, followed by *The Cataclysm* and *Queen for a Day*.

## Synopsis

The Doctor, Jake and Emi have figured out who Aurora really was this entire time - the Rani! She was the real reason she and Jake met; having manipulated those key events including Jake's ship crashing, the 2047 New Yugoslavian War and the Naples incidents, to get to the Doctor but most importantly - to Jake.

Before he met the Doctor, Jake was an astronaut and his travels to Skaro resulted in him accidentally and unknowingly picking up... something. Something that he’s been carrying this whole time. Something that now makes him the best possible candidate for the Rani’s next scheme, as she discovered back in Naples.

She seeks to sacrifice and resurrect Jake as the Greek God, Ares - with this new form being studied as they begin to conquer worlds and destroy them. Just how insane can Ares get, she wonders. Just how far can and will he go? And can the Doctor and Emi stop this madness and prevent Jake from being sacrificed or will it continue... until everything has been reduced to nothing but dust?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Eva Green
* Jake Scott - Alfred Enoch
* Emi - Naomi Ackie
* The Rani - Emily Blunt

## Crew

* Writer - Alex Stockbridge
* Director - Deborah Chow
Alicia Sallow

**Alicia Sallow** was a human member of UNIT and the Eighteenth Doctor's personal squad.

## Personality

Alicia was effective and played everything straight, which made her the foil to fellow private, Johnathon Danielsen, with the two seeming to share a jovial friendship, where they regularly threw jabs at each other but shared a closeness that was rarely seen between two soldiers. She cared about the safety of all of her squad and the people in her care and on rare occasions, allowed for a more fun side of her to show, although this was usually after some encouraging.

Alicia was also extremely sedulous, not ready to give up no matter how many options had been exhausted, often inspiring the people around her because of it. Just as Johnathon had feelings for her, she reciporated them, but was much better at hiding them, although she remained oblivious to the fact that he likes her just as much. She ultimately did not approach him for much the same reason as he does not do the same, fear of rejection and the potential to ruin their friendship.

Since growing closer to the Doctor, his friends and Johnathon; Alicia let her guard down and became much more relaxed and much more open to joking around, although she still took her job extremely seriously - especially with her promotion.

## Appearance

Alicia resembled a woman of average height in her late twenties, with dark skin, brown eyes and medium length, black-brown hair. (TV: *Monsters and Legends*)
Agents of Drahva (comic story)

***Agents of Drahva*** was the three-part second story of *Doctor Who: The Sixteenth Doctor* comic story series, published by Titan Comics.

It featured the first appearance of the Drahvins in any comic series.

## Summary

On their first adventure under the supervision of the suspiciously secretive Galactic Agency, the Doctor, Violet and Leo are thrust into a vicious enemy operation alongside the beautifully sinister Drahvins!

A group of Drahvin prisoners have managed to break free of their captors, but just what are their real intentions? Why are they so infatuated by young Epicurean Leo, and to what extent will they go to have him lead their fierce conquest to victory?

Most importantly, just who is this ominous First Prisoner? Find out in this thrilling new tale...

## Characters

* Sixteenth Doctor
* Violet Blackwell
* Leo Darius-Alesandro
* Galactic Agent Ankrid
* Commander Malda
* Lieutenant Commander Vesta
* Drahvin Forty-One
* Drahvin Forty-Seven
* Prisoner 001
* Prisoner 237
* Prisoner 639

## Continuity

* The Doctor recalls the conflict Leo and Strax created in the previous story. (COMIC: *Christmas Spirit*)
* It has been decades after the Doctor's last interference with the Drahvins in her first incarnation, during a state in which the Drahvins are undergoing a state of ruthless change. (TV: *Galaxy 4*)

## Story Notes

* This story was later released in the graphic novel *Agents of Drahva*.
* The Drahvin Elite wore smartened scarlet uniforms, instead of their average navy blue coloured ones. This is believed to have been a mistake on behalf of Roberta Ingranata.
* Originally, the title of this comic story was *A Game of Ice and Fire* before being changed to more suitably fit the plot.
* This was also a story concept recycled from one of many drafts of Series 13.

 Year 2 | *Capsized* • *Legends of the Black Nebula* • *Smoke and Water* • *Poisoned Realities* • *Fragments in Time*
Azura

**Azura** was a human colony planet belonging to the Earth Alliance, and a target of the Algak after they had successfully broken into N-Space.

## History

After they entered N-Space, arriving from their own dimension, the Algak set their sights on Azura - choosing the planet due to the vast amount of species that lived on it, wanting to assilmate a range of different species. This did not go unnoticed, as a General of the Alliance etected gravimetric disturbances caused by the Algak's ship and warned the Alliance about the potential threat, who placed him control of Azura. The General's response to the incoming Algak invasion was to put the planet under martial law in an attempt to prepare the planet for war, establishing military patrols, curfews and intense training.

However, with Azura sensors consistently failing to locate the Algak, the civilians of Azura soon grew to believe that his reason for command was really an excuse to create a tyrannical dictatorship - and such - resistance cells were created against him. The General could easily use the power of the military to crush them, but did not want to damage his reputation even further and knew that they merely did not know the full story yet, banking on the idea that he would be proven right soon.

Nevertheless, the General was indisposed by a rebel group helped by the Fourteenth Doctor and Sandra Parry, who left peacefully as he did not wish to harm any of the Azura people. (TV: *Fallen From Grace*) Soon after, Azura sensors finally detected the entire Algak fleet and war broke out on the colony.

Left with no choice, the Doctor was forced to seek out the General who had gone into semi hiding and convince him to assume command again, admitting she was wrong. With the Doctor placing her trust into the General and re-establishing his authority, Azura was able to fully combat the Algak in battle and ultimately defeated them, leaving them decimated. The General subsequently returned back to the Alliance afterwards, lifting the martial law and restoring normality to the colony. (TV: *The Enemy of Trust*)
Caledonian

The **Caledonians** were a species who were hired by Simon Lance on behalf of 001, in order to wipe out the Eighteenth Doctor and his companion Ruby Barrella.

## History

A relatively peaceful race, the Caledonians gave up their desires for conquest, in search of finding the meaning of the universe, with all their weapons being destroyed in the Sufjan Treaty; an event that the Doctor was present for.

Hired by Lance, a trio of Caledonians got to work by luring the Doctor and Ruby to a small container in Liverpool, alongside a bomb, which when set off, would've destroyed the entirety of Northern England - with the later fallout later killing off all life on the planet. Believing the bomb to be safe, the Caledonians met with Lance in an abandoned car park, awaiting payment for planting it, however, he shot them dead and reported back to 001, claiming that all loose ends had been tied.

The Caledonians' plan ultimately failed after the Doctor and Ruby successfully defused their bomb. (TV: *The Bomb*)
Doctor Who: The Sixteenth Doctor

***Doctor Who: The Sixteenth Doctor***, published by Titan Publishing Group, was an comic book series comprised of multiple stories. It was set within Series 14 and features the Sixteenth Doctor and her companions Violet Blackwell and Leo Darius-Alesandro. The series had two years, or seasons.

## Stories

### Year One

 2
 3
 4

## Collected editions

Hardback and paperback books were published collecting stories from the series, each book reprinting five or six issues for Year One and Two. Complete years were later published in hardback.

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

*"I feel like all this is karma for all the stuff the TARDIS has gone through recently."*
―The Seventeenth Doctor

***Crash Landing*** was the ninth episode of Series 17 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

During mid flight, the TARDIS is pulled crashing out of the vortex into a harsh static void of nothingness. The power is out and the front doors are deadlocked shut. Not only that but the four have been separated, with the Doctor and Teddy becoming trapped and isolated away from Amy-Mae and Xavier. The two groups must journey through the dead time ship in search of backup power, but things won't be as simple as they seem.

Because with the lights out and the corridors becoming even more endlessly repetitive and confusing than ever; the clock is on when the TARDIS’s defence system robots activate just as the temperature begins to rapidly decrease.

Can they figure out what caused the crash and sort out the TARDIS before time runs out?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Dev Patel
* Teddy - Omari Douglas
* Amy-Mae - Mary Elizabeth Winstead
* Xavier - Dylan Sprayberry

## Crew

* Writer - May Willow
* Director - Richard Curson Smith

## Continuity

* Whilst standing in a powered down console room, the Doctor laments over how much the TARDIS goes through - and expresses guilt that he hasn't been taking too much care of it recently. (TV: *Lies of Heaven*)
* Fixing the TARDIS causes a large surge of energy, sending the ship flying to an unknown destination. (TV: *Silence on the Mount*)

## Story Notes

* This episode was notable for being the first of the fan series to be entirely TARDIS bound.
* Furthermore, it was the first to feature only the main cast, a feat only shared with *The Edge of Destruction*.

 **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*
Cottage of Lost Souls (TV story)

***Cottage of Lost Souls*** was the Christmas Special of Series 3 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Gideon Gladstone was a peculiar fellow. Isolated among the hills of Derbyshire with his two children, he has distanced himself from both friends and family since the tragic death of his wife three years prior, not even celebrating Christmas with them.

When the TARDIS lands in Victorian England, things take a turn for the worse. Fog with the ability to jam the the TARDIS's engines has submerged Gladstone Cottage and the hilly plains surrounding it. With only one place to go, the Doctor decides to investigate for herself - and what she finds only makes her more uneasy.

A single father in grieving; children with night terrors, unable to sleep; faint screams that echo and reverberate through the rickety old walls; and legends of a ghost that had haunted the house for centuries. Can the Doctor help this family in crisis? Or is there really no light at the end of the tunnel?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Gideon Gladstone - Rufus Sewell
* Edith Gladstone - Gemma Arterton
* The Soulcatcher - Richard E. Grant / Gemma Arterton (possessed)

## Crew

* Writer - Logan Crimson
* Director - Catherine Morshead

## Continuity

* The Doctor is alone and grieving following recent events - and so, initially sympathises with Gideon over the death of his wife. (TV: *To Reign in Hell*)

## Story Notes

* This episode is one of the few fan series episodes to be a companion-lite, following on from *Temple of Fear*.
	+ However, in *Temple of Fear*, the Doctor's companions, Elias and Fleur make minor cameo appearances at the start and end of the episode, whereas in *Cottage of Lost Souls*, no companion makes an appearance whatsoever.
* This was one of very few episodes to be initially controversial upon release, for its decidedly darker tone than was considered usual for Christmas Specials.

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

 **Twenty-Fourth Doctor** | *The Dalek Infiltration of Christmas* • *Ghosts of Christmas Future*
Cloned Adipose subspecies

A **Cloned Adipose subspecies** was created by the Sontarans in order to create a new super army of soldiers.

## History

The Sontarans infiltrated Adipose 3 after learning about the Adipose' clinically easy and simple reproductive cycle; believing that due to the already perfect atmospheric conditions of Adipose 3, the planet would be suitable for the construction for a new breed of super soldiers. They secretly took over a region of the planet and begun mass producing an army of an Adipose subspecies, created via the combination of both Adipose and Sontaran DNA.

However, rumours of this army spread not just amongst the native Adipose, but beyond the planet itself - until it reached the Twentieth Doctor and Drelick. There, they landed on Adipose 3, pretending to be inspectors in order to investigate. They uncovered what was happening and to stop the mass production, destroyed the breeding tanks. This forced the Sontarans to call off the mission and they returned to Sontar. The subspecies was subsequently abandoned as neither of them had reached fully maturity - and thus were adopted into Adipose society. (TV: *The Trouble With Adipose*)
Alicia Sallow - list of appearances

The following is a **list of Alicia Sallow's appearances**.

## Television

### Series 20

* *Monsters and Legends*
* *Sunken Treasure*
* *Pryp'yat'*
* *Deception*
* *Hope for the Hopeless*
* *Deep in the Woods*
* *The Intern*
* *Fool's Gold*
* *Changing of the Guard*
* *Monster Night*
* *001*
* *Extinction Event*
* *Gods of Time*
* *Season of the Cybermen*

### Series 21

* *Date Night*
* *Going Dark*
* *Swan Song*

### Series 22

* *Requiem of a Dream*
* *Phantoms of the Past*
* *From Out of the Fog*
* *Victory of the Sontarans*
* *The Eye of Sontar*

## Prose

### New Series Adventures

* *Hatred as an Art Form*
* *Rogue Transmission*
* *Disciples of the Fendahl*
* *Catching Fire*
* *The Enemy Within*
* *Into the Computer*
A New Hope (TV story)

***A New Hope*** was the tenth episode of Series 22 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

A quake in time forces the TARDIS to perform an emergency landing on a planet selected from the vessel's database, one the Doctor and Damien know well - Karison. This means that Milly should be around, but things between her and Damien are different and things didn't end too well for them last time... which would be fine if they could leave, however, when the Doctor tells him that they'll have to stay until the TARDIS is fixed, things become that bit more difficult.

And when Orla and Milly discover an army of Ravagers lurking underneath the surface, things don't seem like they could get much worse… that is until an armada of Sontarans land with intentions to seize the resource-rich planet and put the Splices to work in order to assist them in their mission for universal domination. Horrified by the idea that her world and people will once again be subjugated, Milly is determined to stop it, alone if necessary.

What she doesn't realise though, is that she has more friends than she thought. Ones that will help her no matter what and when all looks lost - a New Hope will be found.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Richard Madden
* Damien Barrella - Tom Holland
* Orla Adair - Hannah John-Kamen
* Milly Turzon - Brianna Hildebrand
* Commander Lar - Jonathan Watson

## Crew

* Writer - Cal A. King
* Director - Miguel Sapochnik

## Continuity

* It’s revealed that the reason Milly returned to Karison is because she and Damien got into an argument and said some things to one another that they both regretted, but the device that the Doctor gave her to get home burnt out after the first trip, so she never got a chance to apologise and when Damien never showed up, she assumed he had wanted nothing to do with her anymore. (TV: *Swan Song*, *Requiem of a Dream*)

## Story Notes

 **The Specials** | Regular Episodes | *Lost in the Artirex* • *The End of the Line* • *Dead Men Tell No Tales* • *Gunpowder, Treason and Plot* • *The Operation of Time: Part One* / *The Operation of Time: Part Two*
An Unlikely Stowaway (TV story)

*"I've wasted years of my life out in the stars, healing the sick and wounded from the front line of battle, just waiting for a moment like this. A moment to finally take what you and your creations have taken from billions upon billions of others. This is where your story ends, once and for all!"*
―Nyssa when encountering Davros

***An Unlikely Stowaway*** was the ninth episode of Series 12 of *Doctor Who*. It was the first part of a two-part story, followed by *The Fall of the Kepler*.

## Synopsis

The TARDIS arrives on the Kepler, a devastated warship situated directly in the heart of the Asphalti War; salvaging the restless and the weary from the loathsome battlefields of its devastated planets.

As the Doctor learns of this destructive battle however, Constance and Alec happen to make a horrific discovery hidden in the bowels of the ship; and an old friend makes her presence known...

Davros has been hidden aboard the Kepler, in a desperate attempt to escape the clutches of the weakening Renegade faction - but it may already be too late...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Celia Imrie
* Alec O'Conor - Tom Felton
* Constance O'Conor - Imogen Poots
* Nyssa of Traken - Sarah Sutton
* Davros - Terry Molloy
* The Daleks - Nicholas Briggs (voice)

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Lee Haven Jones

## Continuity

* Nyssa last saw the Doctor onboard the *Terminus*. (TV: *Terminus*)

## Story Notes

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

***Diminished Hope*** was the twelfth and penultimate episode of Series 15 of *Doctor Who*. It was the second part of a three-part finale, preceded by *Vestige of the Master* and followed by *Blood On Their Hands*.

## Synopsis

The Master has been unleashed; bailed from prison by the Doctor. What exactly has she been concocting all those years though, left to her own devices? The Doctor would never find out. It’s a simple reason, really. All she knows now is to never place her trust in her enemies, because they might just turn against her.

It’s a safe bet to make that Shada isn’t the nicest place, after all.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Celia Imrie
* Tari Ackerman - Taj Atwal
* The Master - Sally Phillips
* Kesavix - Logan Lerman

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Lee Haven Jones

## Continuity

* The Doctor is imprisoned in Shada - a Time Lord prison that she has visited before. (TV: *Shada*)

## Story Notes

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

 **Agency Master** | Television | *The Fall of an Agent* / *The Rise of an Agency*
Chapitre 9

## Chapitre 9 : Ça se mérite(会う資格)

**Ça se mérite** (会う資格, *Au Shikaku*) est le titre du neuvième chapitre de *A Silent Voice*.

## Résumé

Shōya vient de se lier d'amitié avec Tomohiro, un de ses camarades de classe. Cependant, il n'a toujours pas pu revoir Shōko. Il se questionne toujours sur la signification de l'amitié, mais Tomohiro pourrait peut-être l'aider à mieux la comprendre…

## Résumé détaillé

Le mardi suivant, il désire voir Shōko mais l'enfant est toujours là pour l'intercepter et prétendre qu'elle n'est pas là, même si Shōya la voit. Il raconte qu'il aimerait lui demander s'ils sont amis, mais l'enfant lui rétorque qu'il devrait plutôt partir si c'est juste pour avoir bonne conscience. Alors qu'il s'apprête à fermer la porte, Tomohiro qui a suivi Shōya, saisit l'enfant et lui ordonne de laisser Shōya aller voir Shōko. S'ensuit alors une dispute entre Tomohiro et l'enfant qui le critique. Cette dispute attire le regard des membres qui reconnaissent alors Shōya et pensent qu'il est le petit-ami de Shōko. Ayant honte, il déclare qu'ils font erreur puis il prend la fuite. Mais c'est alors que Shōko le remarque et va le rattraper.
Alors sur le pont, il pense que Tomohiro aurait dû se mêler de ses affaires. Il soupire. Shōko le prend alors discrètement par la main. Elle a couru pour le voir et est heureuse de sa présence. Ils sont espionnés depuis le balcon par l'enfant et Tomohiro. Ce dernier voit qu'ils font des gestes et ne comprend pas au premier abord qu'ils s'expriment en langue des signes. Il apprend à la fois que Shōya connaît la langue des signes et que Shōko est sourde. Il se rend compte que l'enfant épie leur conversation et il exige qu'il traduise ce qu'ils se disent. L'enfant fait alors une blague en interprétant mal ce qu'ils racontent et en insinuant qu'ils sont en train d'insulter Tomohiro. Il s'énerve et lui demande d'être plus sérieux. Shōya raconte en fait qu'il s'était demandé s'il avait le droit de la revoir et s'ils étaient amis. Il découvre que Shōko pensait exactement la même chose. Ils vont nourrir les carpes ensemble. Shōko est surprise par ailleurs de voir la baguette qu'a apportée Shōya pour les carpes. De son côté, l'enfant ne comprend pas pourquoi elle se comporte ainsi alors qu'elle semblait heureuse sans Shōya. Il trouve qu'elle est idiote. L'enfant se révèle être sa sœur…

## Personnages

Par ordre d'apparition :

* Shōko Nishimiya
* Tomohiro Nagatsuka
* Shōya Ishida
* Kazuki Shimada
* Keisuke Hirose
* Yuzuru Nishimiya

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Algak

The **Algak** were an organic hivemind from a separate dimension, who assimilated other organics by injecting spores into the host's body, which changed their DNA to match their own in an irreversible transformation. This even applies to their technology, with their spaceships and weaponry also being originally constructed.

## History

Breaking into N-Space from their own dimension, the Algak set their sights on the colony world of Azura - them choosing the planet due to the vast amount of species that lived on it, wanting to assilmate a range of different species. Having detected gravimetric disturbances caused by the Algak's ship, the General of Azura placed the planet under martial law in an attempt to prepare the planet for war against the Algak. Not believing him, the Fourteenth Doctor along with her companion Sandra Parry disposed of the General and reintroduced normality into the colony, (TV: *Fallen From Grace*) but soon after, Azura sensors detected the entire Algak fleet and war broke out on the colony.

Placing her trust into the General and re-established his authority, Azura was able to fully combat the Algak in battle and ultimately defeated them, leaving them decimated. (TV: *The Enemy of Trust*)

Remaining in small numbers, the Algak were later discovered in hiding by Imperius - leader of the Convocation of Twelve; who helped to restore their numbers back to normal levels and manipulated them into waging war against the Earth Alliance, claiming the forces of N-Space would otherwise completely destroy them. In reality, the Alliance had just been the Convocation's first target and they were merely using the Algak to carry out their own means. (TV: *The Fracturing Algak*) The Algak wiped out many planets, such as the Colonial Verge; an act which was witnessed by the Twentieth Doctor. (TV: *Nova*)

The Convocation gave the Algak Sontaran DNA to breed an army from to use as cannon fodder, which they did so on a desolate planet. However, the Doctor led a task force onto the planet who destroyed the operation. (TY: *The Improper Sontarans*) Because of this, Imperius personally visited Algak Command and motivated the Algak onwards, as many within their ranks wanted to retreat; giving them a Battle TARDIS in order to better achieve their goals. (TV: *The Fracturing Algak*)

Whilst the Algak were wiping various targets out from time by the orders of the Convocation, they were later ordered to target Earth by Imperius who had been angered by the Doctor's refusal to join the Convocation. (TV: *The Puppet Masters*) The Algak fleet initially were relentless in their attack, but after being pushed back by the Doctor's task force, they swapped sides and aimed their sights at Imperius's Battle TARDIS. At the end of the war, they were fully willing to answer for their war crimes. (TV: *An End Once And For All: Part One*, *An End Once And For All: Part Two*)
Christmas Special

The **Christmas Special** was a yearly tradition for BBC *Doctor Who*, beginning with Series 1's *Christmas and the Silurians*, all the way through to Series 44's *Ghosts of Christmas Future*. On 25 December, most years since the series was revived, a new special would air on BBC One.

Many Christmas Specials have introduced important plot points (e.g., new companion or a new incarnation of the Doctor) and were vital to series continuity. That's not to say that all eras had Christmas Specials, however. Beginning with Series 16, the annual Christmas Special was scrapped - and in place, took in favour of a Halloween Special. Like winter specials which came before it, the Halloween Specials took place on the holiday, and aired outside of the regular run.

Other eras, such as the Twentieth Doctor's, forewent specials altogether, instead focusing on the main series itself.

## List of *Doctor Who* Christmas specials

* Series 1 - *Christmas and the Silurians*
* Series 2 - *Morgaine's Revenge*
* Series 3 - *Cottage of Lost Souls*
* Series 4 - *Nightfall*
* Series 5 - *Second Chances*
* Series 7 - *Those Left Behind*
* Series 9 - *Temporal Tumult*
* Series 12 - *The Three Masters*
* Series 13 - *The Imagination Eradication*
* Series 14 - *The Christmas That Never Happened*
* Series 20 - *Season of the Cybermen*
* Series 21 - *The Empire of Doom*
* Series 22 - *Slay Bells Ring*
* Eighteenth Doctor Specials - *The Operation of Time: Part One*
* Series 23 - *The Twelve Days of Christmas*
* Series 29 - *Rebel Art Season*
* Series 30 - *Like a Dream*
* Series 31 - *A Man of a Thousand Lies*
* Series 33 - *A Very Quark Christmas*
* Series 42 - *The Dalek Infiltration of Christmas*
* Series 43 - *Ghosts of Christmas Future*

## See Also

* Halloween Special
* New Year Special

 **Twenty-Fourth Doctor** | *The Dalek Infiltration of Christmas* • *Ghosts of Christmas Future*
Davros

**Davros** was originally the head of the Kaled Scientific Elite on the planet Skaro, but he became better known as the creator of the Daleks. The results of his attempts to bring the war on Skaro to an end were not as he envisioned, because the Daleks wiped out both the Thal and Kaled races, save for himself. Davros survived the centuries, using whatever medical assistance was available to sustain his life.

## History

Davros was born in the latter part of the Thousand Year War between the Kaleds and the Thals on the planet Skaro. Many years later, during the Imperial-Renegade Dalek Civil War, Davros fled from the Renegade Daleks and found himself onboard the Kepler, deep within the Garizan Cluster. Accidentally getting himself trapped within the bowels of the ship for many years, it was there that he eventually met the Sixteenth Doctor, Alec and Constance O'Conor just after the Doctor's reunion with companion from long ago, Nyssa of Traken. It wasn't long until the Kepler was attacked by a fleet of Renegade Daleks who had located Davros. (TV: *An Unlikely Stowaway*)

Although Davros originally refused to explain to the Doctor what the fleet's purpose truly was, he later admitted that they were equipped with new weapons that could kill more people and faster than Dalek weaponry had previously allowed. Davros's Imperials fought against the Renegades who attempted to gain control of the ship, but both sides were destroyed by the Doctor and her companions. Davros once again fled. (TV: *The Fall of the Kepler*)
Ark-556 (TV story)

***Ark-556*** was the fourth episode of Series 26 of *Doctor Who*. It was the first part of a two-part story, followed by *The Big Blue Conference*.

## Synopsis

A deep sea expedition, the deepest in recorded history, has made an accidental discovery in a large colony vessel left at the very bottom of the Pacific, hidden for well over a million years. Having awoken the sleeping Sea Devils and even a small number of Silurians by mistake, it is soon found out that Ark-556 was once part of a combined effort from both species to launch themselves into space and to leave Earth for both of their species' survival. However, it was never launched, and remained at the bottom of the ocean.

The discovery of the science team has triggered the colony's security system, increasing tensions between the cold-blooded creatures and the warm-blooded humans above. The Doctor must de-escalate the situation to assure the safety of all species and, with the help of Drelick, learn what it means to be the Doctor once more.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Lennie James
* Drelick - Colin Ryan

## Crew

* Writer - Lewis Bentley
* Director - Jonathan Frakes

## Continuity

* The Doctor notes that Silurian/Sea Devil - Human conflicts have gone badly before and wishes to make sure that this time works out differently. (TV: *Doctor Who and the Silurians*, *The Sea Devils*, *Warriors of the Deep*)

## Story Notes

 **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*
A Long Night (TV story)

**A Long Night** was the first episode of Series 2 of *Class*.

It reintroduced the series regulars, as well as establishing that whilst the tears in Space-Time would experience periods of inactivity, the residual artron energy meant that they would never close.

This episode also introduced the Governors to a greater degree than the first series, as they were shown to possess technology that allowed the transfer of someone's spirit into another body.

## Synopsis

Months have passed since the Shadow Kin invasion and Charlie activated the Cabinet. Miss Quill is on maternity leave as her due date and death loom ever closer; April has been exiled to the shadows themselves, hiding her current state from the world, assumed dead by her parents; Ram is determined to find a way of getting her back; nobody has seen Matteusz since that night and Tanya? Tanya has been requested by UNIT for assistance in a top-secret project. The tears originally caused by the Shadow Kin sealed seemingly forever.

Or so they thought - until a new tear opens and out pour creatures from the students' worst nightmares, terrorising them and driving them to the brink of insanity. As widespread chaos continues to stretch beyond the limits of the school and into the greater world, the feast of the Nightmavores attracts the attention of someone who isn’t too happy to meet them.

Because who better to bring the Coal Hill Defenders back together than the person who brought them together in the first place... what the gang really need right now - is the Doctor.

## Cast

* Charlie Smith - Greg Austin
* April MacLean - Sophie Hopkins
* Ram Singh - Fady Elsayed
* Tanya Adeola - Vivian Oparah
* Matteusz Andrzejewski - Jordan Renzo
* Miss Quill - Katherine Kelly
* Amodeus Cocker - Chiwetel Ejiofor
* Corakinus - Paul Marc Davis
* The Doctor - Jodie Whittaker

## Crew

* Writer - Cal A. King
* Director - Nida Manzoor

## Continuity

* Charlie mentions opening the Cabinet of Souls in order to wipe out the Shadow Kin entirely. (TV: *The Lost*)
Amodeus Cocker

**Amodeus Cocker** was the new headmaster of Coal Hill Academy when it returned for a new term, chosen by the Governors to replace the recently "fired" Dorothea Ames.

## Personality

Amodeus was a hard-working individual, having earned the position of headmaster at only thirty years old. (TV: *A Long Night*)

Whilst dedicated to his job, he was also shown to have concern for the safety of his students after the disappearance of the Coal Hill Defenders from the school which was raised to his attention by the Governors. He angrily demanded that they did nothing to harm the students under his watch. (TV: Field Trip to the Unknown)

Although not seen, Amodeus clearly had a deeply loving relationship with his husband; as every time he mentioned him, he gushed about him especially over his cooking, describing it as divine. (TV: *A Long Night*, *Field Trip to the Unknown*, *Liar, Liar*)
Clara Oswald

**Clara Oswald** was a companion of the Eleventh and Twelfth Doctors. On several occasions, while the "real" Doctor was absent or incapacitated, she assumed the mantle, promise and name of "the Doctor", with the Twelfth Doctor acknowledging on one of these occasions that she "made a mighty fine Doctor".

## Personality

Clara was a very feisty, brave, clever and warm-hearted young lady with a sharp wit and a thirst for adventure. She was flirtatious, with a reckless streak and displayed tendencies that led her to be labelled by the Doctor as "bossy", a "needy game player" and a "control freak". Clara took great exception to this after being told the latter, denying that she was a "control freak" several times.

Clara was also very caring, selfless and compassionate - and was willing to stand up to people to defend her rights, disliking being seen as anything less than a person. She was quite observant and very resourceful, being someone who could use anything to her advantage. Her resourcefulness was even enough to impress the Doctor. Clara also had a knack for playing politics.

## Appearance

Clara was a short, young woman with lightly-coloured skin, big, brown eyes and long brunette hair that she usually kept down, but occasionally tied up in a ponytail or bun. During her final adventures with the Doctor, she trimmed her hair to a medium length which she would also ponytail on occasion. She also adopted a 1920s-style bob hairstyle briefly at one point, though this may have been a wig.
Dalek Hell

There existed an afterlife for the Daleks - known as **Dalek Hell** - a place primarily for the souls of every Dalek who died fighting the Doctor, although whether they knew that was its primary function was unknown.

## Characteristics

Located outside the realms of N-Space, this dimension seemed to be some kind of afterlife made solely for the Dalek and Kaled race, although the Twentieth Doctor was not entirely sure how it came to exist - but also was thankful he didn't know as well, as he assumed the truth would be too dark to realise. The dimension itself resembled a vast, dark and empty cavern, with lava streaks and caves within the walls. It was also full of half decaying mutants, destroyed and mutilated casings and skeletons. (TV: *Hell of the Daleks*)

## History

When the TARDIS became heavily damaged after being caught up in a space battle, it saved the Doctor and Penelope by sending their souls to an external dimension in a last ditch effort to preserve their lives. They traversed across this dimension and through an opening in its reality, hoping to arrive back in N-Space, but ended up within somewhere unknown. (TV: *Living Dead*)

This place was simply Dalek Hell, yet the two were not originally aware of its true identity. They quickly came across the TARDIS - later finding out that it had tracked them down and come to their rescue, after feeling guilty over suddenly ejecting them from its interior, even if it did save their lives - but before they could get to it in time, it was stolen away by creatures that the Doctor recognised as Kaled mutants. Further exploration confirmed the reality of what had happened to the two of them; they had broken into another dimension, the Dalek afterlife. The Doctor and Penelope attempted to claim back the TARDIS from the few mutants who were still functional and had stolen it in the first place, but found it to be too well guarded.

It was then that they witnessed them trying to break into the TARDIS, overhearing their plans to escape back into N-Space and build a new Dalek Empire of the Dead, using new-found secrets that they had obtained after dying to ensure their domination. Knowing that they could never let this happen, lest the universe suffer the dire consequences, they conducted a plan to keep these Daleks dead by sabotaging their equipment and Penelope causing a distraction to buy enough time for the Doctor to remove all the sensors that the Daleks had attached to the TARDIS and start it up again.

Stuck on the other side of the room after the TARDIS had restarted, Penelope was forced to sprint across it, whilst mutants and skeletons tried to attack her but managed to jump inside just in time. The Doctor shut the doors and materialised away, leaving the Daleks trapped for good. (TV: *Hell of the Daleks*)
Acolytes of the Pit (TV story)

***Acolytes of the Pit*** was the fifth episode of Series 14 of *Doctor Who*. It was the second part of a two-part story, preceded by *Is This Paradise?*

## Synopsis

Deep in the heart of Viost lies what is known only as the Pit.

No one is sure what lies within the Pit; only that its words persuade the youngest and most vulnerable minds to carry out its bidding. And now the Doctor must be destroyed. When Violet and Leo succumb to this enchantment, the Doctor is alone against an enemy she cannot bring herself to fight.

With no TARDIS in sight, and the roads seeming to stretch on endlessly and forever, can the Doctor bring an end to this tyranny? And can she save her companions when she finds them willing to give their lives completely to the Pit? The city is changing around her; and as it does, it becomes all too clear that there is no such thing as paradise...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Celia Imrie
* Violet Blackwell - Lydia West
* Leo Darius-Alesandro - Bill Milner

## Crew

* Writer - Logan Crimson
* Director - Lee Haven Jones

## Continuity

* Violet and Leo have both fallen under the control of the Pit - and now try to kill the Doctor. (TV: *Is This Paradise?*)

## Story Notes

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

The **"Boneless"** was the name the Twelfth Doctor gave to creatures from a two-dimensional universe. They were able to reduce both lifeforms and other three-dimensional objects to two-dimensions. After taking on three-dimensional forms themselves, they were also able to restore objects back from two-dimensional to three-dimensional.

## History

In 843, a group of Boneless were kept in stasis on sculptures carried by a group of the Picts in Alba. They were shown to be sketched artwork of the deceased, using them to transfer relatives to join them as they grew in numbers.

This plan was stopped as the Sixteenth Doctor, Alec and Constance were able to break the sculptures to break the connection between their trapped image state and their corporeal third dimension state. (TV: *The Celtic Conundrum*)

In 1983, a different swarm of Boneless attempted to stage a invasion of Earth - arriving a considerable number of years before the first swarm - through a gateway situated within the essence of a painting somewhere in the Louvre named *The Iridescent Light*.

Their plans to morph the entire planet Earth into a two-dimensional form were foiled after the Sixteenth Doctor, Violet and Leo were able to strip the art of its multi-dimensional properties, trapping the Boneless inside the image and leaving it concealed beneath a piece of cloth deep inside the TARDIS in the chance it would never be found again. (COMIC: *Four-Dimensional Art*)
Doctor Who: The Eighteenth Doctor

***Doctor Who: The Eighteenth Doctor***, published by Titan Publishing Group, was an comic book series comprised of multiple stories. It was set between Series 19 and 20 and features the Eighteenth Doctor, Kate Stewart and Petronella Osgood.

## Collected editions

Hardback and paperback books were published collecting stories from the series, each book reprinting six issues for Year One. Complete years were later published in hardback.
Doctor Who: The Galactic Census

***Doctor Who: The Galactic Census***, published by Titan Publishing Group, is a comic book series comprised of multiple stories, starring Tari Ackerman from between her appearances in Series 15 and 19.

## Collected editions

Hardback and paperback books were published collecting stories from the series, each book reprinting the collected Year One.

Galactic Census comic stories -