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Stella Tech Corporation

The **Stella Tech Corporation** was a time travelling criminal syndicate and organisation, who made their base within the Time Vortex. They frequently came up odds against Vienna Salvatori.

## History

After Vienna had killed a number of their members when she was still an assassin and bounty hunter, they grew obsessed with obtaining revenge over her by any means possible. They grouped onboard the *Harmony and Redemption*, but were tracked down by Vienna who had become aware of their desire to execute her in retribution. Acting like they hadn't noticed her arrival, they primed their weapons and planted bombs around the ship - all ready to kill her.

However, the materialisation of the TARDIS carrying the Twentieth Doctor, Penelope and Kyber threw a spanner in the works. Knowing that the staff of the *Harmony and Redemption* were not going to help, the four took matters in their own hands to force the corporation off the ship. They deactivated bombs, damaged weapons and framed them for acts against their fellow passengers, which made them unwelcome. Realising they were beat, they left the *Harmony and Redemption* in their own ship, but were all killed when Vienna detonated the bombs that they originally planted throughout the cruise ship which she had moved onboard.

These events ultimately led to Kyber's departure from the TARDIS, deciding to stay on the *Harmony and Redemption*, believing it to be the right place that he had been looking for. (TV: *Harmony and Redemption*)
Series 2 (Class)

*You may be looking for Doctor Who Series 2.*

**Series 2** of Class starred Katherine Kelly as Miss Quill, Greg Austin as Charlie Smith, Sophie Hopkins as April MacLean, Fady Elsayed as Ram Singh, Vivian Oparah as Tanya Adeola and Jordan Renzo as Matteusz Andrzejewski. Jodie Whittaker also guest-starred as the Thirteenth Doctor in the first episode.

The series opened with *A Long Night* and concluded with *For Whom the Bell Tolls*.

## Overview

The series consisted of eight episodes and stories. It was the second series of all the main cast members in their roles. Series 2 saw an entirely new writers team take charge of the show.

Everything from *A Long Night* to *For Whom the Bell Tolls* was part of the Series 2 production block.

Unlike the parent show, *Doctor Who*, *Class* aired exclusively on BBC Three, BBC America and BBC iPlayer where the entire series could be watched in one go as a boxset.

## 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

### Guest

* The Doctor - Jodie Whittaker
* Tyler - TBA
* Mikhail - TBA
* Tristan Moretti - Hero Fiennes-Tiffin

## Aliens and Enemies

* The Nightmavores
* The Dinner Ladies
* RedFizz Inc.
* The Governors
* Cupid
* The Weeping Angels

## Adaptions and Merchandising

### Home Media

The series was also released as a complete blu-ray season release, with additional bonus features not included on the DVD release, such as; extended *Class: Behind the Scenes*, video diaries and PDF files of scripts and production.
Series 14

**Series 14** of Doctor Who starred Celia Imrie as the Sixteenth Doctor and introduced Lydia West as Violet Blackwell and Bill Milner as Leo Darius-Alesandro.

The series opened with *A Devil in Disguise* and concluded with *The Weapons of War*. It was followed by both a Halloween Special, *Doctor Who and the Holo-History Archive* and a Christmas Special, *The Christmas That Never Happened*.

## Summary

Zygons! Gelth! Daleks! Zeusians! And... Krampus? It's the Doctor, Violet and Leo versus the universe in this series as they travel from planets such as Kaviri and Melos, landscapes including Ancient Greece, Festive Mexico and Viost and face brand new threats from people the Doctor once called allies.

Are you ready?

Because this team certainly is.

## Overview

The series consisted of ten stories and fifteen episodes. It was the third series for Celia Imrie as the Sixteenth Doctor and introduced new companions Lydia West as Violet Blackwell in the premiere, *A Devil in Disguise*, and Bill Milner as Leo Darius-Alesandro in the following episode, *Nectar of the Gods*.

Everything from *A Devil in Disguise* to *The Christmas That Never Happened* was part of the Series 14 production block.

There was no story arc for the series.

## Cast

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

### Guest

* Staac - Aidan Cook / Nicholas Briggs (voice)
* Stris - Tom Wilton / Lynsey Hardwick (voice)
* Orrl - Ruari Mears / David Schofield (voice)
* Gelo - Benedict Hardie
* The Daleks - Nicholas Briggs (voice)
* James Liron - Aaron Taylor-Johnson
* Viktor - Robert Whitelock
* Tanzaa - Richard Ashton
* Eetol - Spencer Wilding
* First Doctor - David Bradley
* Susan Foreman - Claudia Grant
* Ian Chesterton - Jamie Glover
* Barbara Wright - Jemma Powell
* Krampus - Gideon Emery

## Aliens and Enemies

* Staac
* Zeusians
* The Pit
* The Daleks
* James Liron
* The Gelth
* Viktor
* The Ice Warriors
	+ Tanzaa
	+ Eetol
* The Holo-History Archive
* Krampus

## Production Blocks

Production blocks were arranged as follows:

## Adaptations and Merchandising

### Home Media

#### DVD

All episodes of Series 14 were released in boxset form by BBC Studios. The set contained special features such as; *Doctor Who Confidential*, cast and crew interviews, episode commentary, behind the scenes look, series trailers and teasers, image gallery, deleted scenes and special feature - The Marketing of Who with Bill Milner.

#### Blu-Ray

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

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

***Temporal Tumult*** was the Christmas Special of Series 9 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

After the demise of both Jake and the Rani, the Doctor and Emi find themselves distraught - until the TARDIS suddenly picks up a signal from another TARDIS, and initiates a sudden materialisation!

Stepping out onto the grounds of Earth's moon and looking around the area, the two soon notice another TARDIS which is identical to the Doctor's. A familiar woman steps out of the ship, her identity hidden at first until the Doctor could see through her helmet’s visor close up: the Doctor’s direct predecessor, her fourteenth incarnation...

Following their initial confusion and all their questions, the Doctors notice something extremely troubling: Earth fading in and out of existence in the Moon’s sky. A bright light flashes before their eyes... again.

And again.

Then again.

Somehow; the Weeping Angels are invading en masse, using Earth as their farm and feeding off the combined time energy of the human race in a never-ending loop. But how could the loneliest assassins in the universe have launched an incursion on this large a scale? How do you stop an invasion when you're stuck in a time loop, and the planet you're trying to reach won't stop phasing in and out of existence? Only one thing is certain: no matter who or what may be responsible, the Angels know that the Doctors are here - and they are coming.

Again. And again. Then again.

## Cast

* Fifteenth Doctor - Eva Green
* Emi - Naomi Ackie
* Fourteenth Doctor - Georgina Campbell

## Crew

* Writer - Alex Stockbridge and Logan Crimson
* Director - Jamie Stone

## Story Notes

 Christmas Special | *TBA*

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

**"Story arc"** is a term which refers to a common thread in a series of stories, forming an overall "arc" throughout them.

## Television arcs

The story arc is a common feature across fan series *Doctor Who*, however - it was not always a constant throughout each series. The Sixteenth Doctor was well known for having no kind of arc across any of her four series, instead focusing on character and sense of free adventure, much like Classic Who. Other series outside her era could also be described as "arc-less", but these were less common.

* Series 2 - The Datysians' attempt at achieving immortality and their subsequent war against the Shadow Proclamation.
* Series 3 - The death of Fleur at the hands of Yasheia as a consequence of the Datysian Cataclysm and how she miraculously survived.
* Series 5 - The Klucuin's universal invasion and the subsequent war against the Time Lords.
* Series 16 - The Seventeenth Doctor's search for his TARDIS and Jayanna VIII's attempts to catch up to him.
* Series 17 - The Nikta and their search for a mysterious "object".
* Series 18 - Revir Ctharcourt and Mera Rakhal's war against the Temporal Intelligence Agency.
* Series 20 - The Eighteenth Doctor being stuck on Earth as he attempted to fix his broken TARDIS, working for UNIT in the meanwhile; who was threatened by 001 and a traitor.
* Series 21 - The hunt for the Infinity.
* Series 22 - The Eighteenth and "Other" Doctors and their allies’ war against the Sontarans as they attempted to invade the entire cosmos.
* The Specials (Eighteenth Doctor) - The Daleks' destruction of reality and the Doctor's quest to return to Earth.
* Series 28 - The Convocation of Twelve's war against the Earth Alliance.
* Series 29 - The 41st century Cyber-War that should never have happened, caused by the hands of the Seventh Meddler.
* Series 30 - Earth's destruction at the hands of angels and the TARDIS team's efforts to reverse it.
* Series 33 - The Time Agency, to whom the Twenty-Second Doctor's companions Samantha Wyatt and Ed Turner belonged; the Doctor's assistance on their missions and Ed's growing dissatisfaction with them.
* Series 41 - A loose arc involving the Cybermen and their eventual invasion of Michigan.
* Series 42 - The Eighth Master’s attempts at using androids to take control over the Earth; as well as her other experiments seen by the TARDIS crew and how it tied into the TARDIS’ pollution.

There were a number of series which had a common recurring character, but these are not typically consisted to be "arcs" as in of themselves. They are as followed:

* Series 4 - The Wells Master
* Series 12 - The Eighth and Ninth Masters
* Series 13 - Radrell
* Series 19 - The Fifth Raja
* Series 26 - The Opal Master
* Series 27 - The Partisan
Skarasen

**The Skarasen** was a cyborg-like beast controlled by the Zygons. It produced certain amounts of fluid, similar to that of milk, which the Zygons had consumed in order to rejuvenate themselves. The Zygons could control the Skarasen from their ship's control room.

## History

One Skarasen was found in a lake on the outskirts of the Welsh village Redwater during the late 18th century, brought there by Zygon War Lord Staac. It was allegedly responsible for the disappearance of numerous local fishermen and was later destroyed by Stris and Orrl upon taking Staac into custody.

Violet Blackwell claimed that it resembled a ghastly fish with legs. (TV*: A Devil in Disguise*)
Ross

**Ross** was a parrot that lived on board the space pirate ship that the Seventeenth Doctor was forcefully contracted aboard as a repairman. The Doctor and Ross became fond of each other and over the course of the Doctor's journey, Ross followed him everywhere, taking up a firm position on his shoulder. They enjoyed various escapades together until Ross was killed and eaten by Bruce the Cat. (TV: *The Sky Demon Can Wait*)
Sirius

**Sirius** was the home planet of Raven.

Not much was known about it, except that it was a human colony of some sorts, which had a royal family who were in control of the everyday running of the planet - its members consisting of the ancestors of the leaders from the original colonists. At some point, Raven became disgraced from the family and was expelled from the planet. (TV: *Meeting at Zaggit Zagoo*)
Series 44

**Series 44** is an upcoming season of Doctor Who that will star Thandiwe Newton as the Twenty-Fourth Doctor and introduce Rosie Perez as Charlotte Perez.

The series will open with *The Summoning* and conclude with *Countdown to Chaos*. As it currently stands, this series will also be the very last of the fan series as a whole.

## Overview

The series will consist of eleven stories and twelve episodes. It will be the fourth and final series for Thandiwe Newton as the Twenty-Fourth Doctor, and introduce new companion Rosie Perez as Charlotte Perez.

Everything from *The Summoning* to *Countdown to Chaos* will be part of the Series 44 production block.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Thandiwe Newton
* Charlotte Perez - Rosie Perez

### Recurring

* The Meddler - Daniel Brühl
* Henry Zhao - Simu Liu

## Aliens and Enemies

* The Eighth Meddler
* Badger Pirates

## Adaptations and Merchandising

### Home Media

#### DVD

All episodes of Series 44 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.

 ****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*
Series 11

**Series 11** is an upcoming season of Doctor Who that will star Eva Green as the Fifteenth Doctor for her fifth and final series and introduce Rhiannon Clements as Madeline Clarke.

The series will open with *The Graveyard Shift* and conclude with as of yet unnamed finale. It will then be followed by a Christmas Special.

## Overview

The series will consist of thirteen stories and fourteen episodes. It will be the fifth and final series for Eva Green as the Fifteenth Doctor.

Addison Fisher will take over as showrunner whilst Cal A. King will take over as producer - an arrangement that will only remain for this series, before Max Amato takes over.

Everything from *The Graveyard Shift* to the finale will be part of the Series 11 production block.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Eva Green
* Madeline Clarke - Rhiannon Clements

### Recurring

* Calypso Clarke - Emma Myers
* Kirsty Clarke - Lucy Brown

And introducing Celia Imrie as the Doctor

## Adaptions and Merchandising

### Home Media

#### DVD

All episodes of Series 11 will be released in boxset form by BBC Studios. The set contained special features such as; *Doctor Who Confidential*, cast and crew interviews, episode commentary, behind the scenes look, series trailers and teasers, image gallery, deleted scenes and special features.

#### 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.

 Christmas Special | *TBA*
Tardisite

The **Tardisites** were a zealous race who were born alongside the creation of Planet TARDIS and who worshipped the Seventeenth Doctor and Jayanna IX as deities.

## Biology

Primarily humanoid, what made the Tardisites stand out were their unique characterisitics due to being products of the dimensional leaks from the TARDISes, which meant they were also bigger on the inside. They also possessed lamps on their skulls and a plate saying POLICE PUBLIC CALL BOX embedded within their foreheads. (TV: *Planet TARDIS*)

## History

After Planet TARDIS was created following the Doctor and Jayanna's TARDISes crashing during a race, natives, formed from a combination of Time Lord DNA, TARDIS components and dimensional leakage, began to inhabit the surface, revering the Doctor and Jayanna as gods and awaiting their return across countless generations. When at last the gods returned to them, reincarnated after a great release of temporal energy, they were dubbed "Tardisites" by Jayanna, before they tried to dissuade the amnesiac Time Lords from entering the tunnels beneath the planet's surface, fearing for not only their safety but the abandonment that would follow.

Unhindered, however, the Doctor and Jayanna left and to ensure the survival of the planet and its people after leaving, the Doctor successfully transferred the energy holding the echoes, mutations and tunnels in place into the planet's mineral-rich underground, melting it down into a molten core strong enough to sustain its gravity. Leaving the planet behind, the Tardisites would flourish for generations to come, never forgetting the day they came face to face with the gods that gave them life. (TV: *Planet TARDIS*)
Silurian

The **Silurians**, also known as **Eocenes** and **Homo reptilia**, were a species native to Earth that pre-dated humanity. Technologically advanced, they lived alongside their aquatic cousins, the Sea Devils.

Unlike other species, Silurians showed an important intraspecific variation, with vast differentiation between breeds, such as the number of eyes, the formation of their pupils and the colour of their skin.

## History

In an alternate timeline created by the Tarjaiga, the human race ceased to exist following a deadly alien incursion in 1954. The Silurians came to inherit the Earth upon awakening in the 1970s, and unified the abandoned planet under a republic that endured until the timeline's collapse in 2020 at the hands of the Fifteenth Doctor, her companion Michelle Moore and a small resistance composed of the Tarjaiga's captives. It was revealed by the Doctor that the Tarjaiga had stolen a large portion of Earth's weaponry (including those adapted from alien technology) to be sold off in the black market, which in turn led to the extinction event - but with history now restored, the Silurians' reign ended before it even began. (TV: *Time Crime*)

A group of Silurians and Sea Devils boarded a ship named the Ark-556 over a million of years before 2345, with the intent of escaping Earth by launching into space. However, it never took off and the species remained underwater, asleep. That was until an Alliance expedition discovered the ship. The ship's security systems kicked in as the Alliance boarded and woke up the Silurians and Sea Devils, who engaged in a skirmish against the humans, believing them to be hostile. (TV: *Ark-556*)

The fighting was stopped by the Twentieth Doctor and Drelick, who proposed a peace conference in orbit around Sol 1. Despite extremists from both sides interfering - who wanted to stop the peacemaking and claim Earth all for themselves - a deal was brokered and the peaceful Silurians and Sea Devils from the group were able to integrate themselves into Earth society. (TV: *The Big Blue Conference*)

A thousand years after their hibernation in 2020 Wales, the Silurians under Cwmtaff finally woke up to meet a human race better prepared to co-exist with them - or so they thought. The Silurians were all eventually made to live in cities within the deserts and were treated as second-class civilians by humans who merely just tolerated their existence. Seven years later, the Fourteenth Doctor and Elias arrived on Earth on Christmas Day with the intent of demonstrating the meaning of Christmas to Fleur.

However, the Doctor was shocked to discover the state of Silurian living conditions, this not being what she wanted all those years and incarnations ago when she helped set up the Silurians' hibernation. With some Silurians growing resentful at how they had been forced to live and tensions flaring, the Doctor and her companions worked towards easing tensions and helping humans and Silurians properly co-exist using the Christmas spirit - ushering Earth into a new era. (TV: *Christmas and the Silurians*)
Silence on the Mount (TV story)

*"Lemme get this straight, we're going to defeat a bunch of memory altering monks... with sunglasses?"
"Weirder things have happened."
"And hey, at least we'll look cool doing it!"*
―Xavier, Amy-Mae and Teddy

***Silence on the Mount*** was the tenth episode of Series 17 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

As the newly restored TARDIS fractures through Earth’s history, the Doctor and his companions break through a time lock in Earth’s history. A time lock in place for the utmost importance. Sometime in the 1st century, somewhere in the Middle East, a man is about to give a sermon that determines humanity's future. Recognising this unique opportunity, the TARDIS four quickly set out to explore.

But when the Doctor notices his friends displaying the telltale signs of an old adversary; staring off in a daze, confusion when breaking off and strong denial of having seen anything - it soon comes to light that this lurking foe is behind every corner, but whatever the Silence are here for, the Doctor can't be sure if they're there to cause or hinder the earth shattering event...

## Cast

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

## Crew

* Writer - Alice Cornwall
* Director - Richard Curson Smith

## Continuity

* The TARDIS team have arrived in Judea following the TARDIS experiencing a surge of energy. (TV: *Crash Landing*)
* The Doctor references his twelfth incarnation's sonic sunglasses when retro-fitting sunglasses with memory banks for him and his companions. (TV: *The Wedding of River Song*, *The Witch's Familiar*)
* The Silence that the four meet have splintered off from the main Church to carry out their own agenda. (TV: *The Time of the Doctor*)

## Story Notes

 **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*
Shadow Nightmare (TV story)

***Shadow Nightmare*** was the second episode of Series 42 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Something is haunting Anna in her dreams and in her closet...

She isn't a little kid anymore, but this creature is terrifying her to no end. Whenever the nightmares happen, it seems like she wakes up and finds a glowing creature in her room, staring at her. The dreams seem so real, that they might as well be actually happening. What is this being? What does it want? Why is it waiting?

Talking to the Doctor about this, they go to investigate and find that this isn't an ordinary nightmare - that there really is a creature in her room, tormenting her in her dreams and feeding on her very essence.

If the Doctor doesn't do something soon, she may lose Anna forever...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Thandiwe Newton
* Anna Delgado - Lux Pascal

## Crew

* Writer - Sofia Fox
* Director - Emma Sullivan

## Story Notes

 **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*
Dengr

**Dengr**

History

**Dengr** is the bastard son of bounty hunter **Dengar**, and is a sexy saint in **Docism**. Discord user Nikdaily is credited with his creation. Dengr’s first appearance was on Porgpatine’s Discord server Dengar Fan Club, and he quickly rose to popularity there thanks in part to the Dengr emote, which is a picture of Saint Dengr (pictured above).

Raise to Saint Status

At the outbreak of Docism, Dengr was one of several widely worshipped figures on the Discord servers. Many of these small Saints were welcomed into Docism.

Dengr became recognized by The Church of Doc when Nikdaily joined the Eyeperial Ruling Council and requested that the good saint be acknowledged by the Church. **Doc** himself welcomed Dengr into priesthood. Shortly thereafter, one of the priests of Docism, Hans, found references to Dengr in the Book of Doc.

**Prayer to Dengr:**

Dengr, Oh our Dengr. He who was drawn on a low budget art app. He who was shown on some discord server and they did not like him. But Dengr was truly Dengrful.
Thawed (graphic novel)

*You may be looking for the titular comic story.*

***Thawed*** was the second volume of the Titan Comics series of *Doctor Who: The Sixteenth Doctor* comic collections. It collected issues six through ten of the series.

## Publisher's summary

The second collection of the new Sixteenth Doctor series from writer Max Amato, sends the Doctor and companions Violet and Leo back into the future – and into a warzone around a cold star!

Under siege by unknown forces, Violet, Leo and the Doctor soon learn that there's something hiding in the cold mist and corridors of containers... genocidal maniacs who exist only to kill everything in sight! The Daleks have come to obtain something extremely dangerous for their neverending war against the rest of the universe -- which could have deadly consequences for the planet Melos!

Collects *Doctor Who: The Sixteenth Doctor* #6-10

## Featured stories

* *Four-Dimensional Art*
* *Thawed*

## Additional features

* Cover Gallery - The covers of the collected comic book issues

## Credits

* Writer: Max Amato
* Artist: Roberta Ingranata
* Editor: Andrew James

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

**Sundown** was a planet located in Galaxy Three. It was home to a primitive human colony that had devolved from their ancestors into a farming settlement.

Sundown had primarily flat terrain which made it easier for the growth of crops. Prolonged periods of daylight meant that it also was highly efficient for the photosynthesisation of flora.

## Characteristics

Sundown had an almost inhospitable climate to warm-blooded creatures, often reaching temperatures below minus 50 degrees. Because of this, most of the planets surface was often covered in a thin layer of impenetrable ice which would be impossible to thaw without artificially developed technology. Freak weather occurrences were also fairly common on Sundown, in the Northern Hemisphere specifically in which temperatures would drop even further than average and rainstorms would come in frequent bursts.

If creatures who had yet to adapt to the climate of this planet were to be caught out in the storm, the rain would almost instantly solidify into a layer of ice around their body resulting in a variation of a process of fossilisation. Across the planet, primarily in the Southern Hemisphere, there existed pockets of hospitable environments that were untouched by the layers of snow.

These small environmental pockets vaguely resembled densely-packed temperate forests and often contained their own ecosystems with several microscopic entities. They were also sometimes used for temporary shelter by Solarian Snowbeasts, the canopies providing moderate shelter. Sundown's most common form of plant-life was the Snow Flower, a typically 7ft tall flower with a thick, waxy stem and leathery, pale-blue petals. The Doctor's TARDIS landed on a small outcrop overlooking a field of Snow Flowers, the Doctor thankful that they hadn't ended up materialising in the field itself. (AUDIO: *An Electrifying Truth*)
Sontaran

The **Sontarans** were a race of militaristic clones from the planet Sontar who waged an eternal war against the Rutan Host, though they made no effort to change this nor did they want peace.

## History

Having once destroyed the surface of Krelin, a Rutan colony world, the Sontarans returned once they discovered that life still lived on Krelin, following a routine scouting of the sectors of space in which they’d conquered. Converging on Krelin's wastelands to kill the remaining Rutans, the Sontarans were met with strong resistance, backed by the help of the Fifteenth Doctor and her companions Jake Scott and Emi. (TV: *Decimation*, *The Flames of Sontar*)

On one of Sontar's moons, the Sontarans, led by Commander Lar, begun stealing buildings from various periods in Earth's history out of time and deposited them all together on the moon, for the sake of having many humans to use as target practice for new soldiers training for the war against the Rutans. The Seventeenth Doctor arrived on the moon with his companions Teddy, Amy-Mae and Xavier, originally believing that he had landed on Earth before realising that neither building matched each other and that they had been, instead, stolen from time and placed here.

Struggling to reunite the various human factions, the Doctor eventually managed to defeat the Sontarans and return everyone back to their original time periods, leading Lar to return home with an embarassing defeat. (TV: *The Patchwork Planet*)
Sycorax

The **Sycorax** were a superstitious race of warriors and intergalactic plunderers.

## Biology

The Sycorax were humanoids who possessed both an endo and exoskeleton, with the latter covering half of their head, which gave them a skull-like appearance, leaving the rest of the face exposed, with yellow-red eyes, sharp teeth and wrinkled pinkish skin. (TV: *The Sycorax Subjugation*)
Ram Singh

**Ram Singh** was one of Coal Hill Academy's most promising students on their football team. His right leg had been replaced with a Lothan prosthetic after it had been cut off by Corakinus.

## Personality

Ram could come across as incredibly arrogant at times, to the point that he would come across as egotistical. This was particularly shown when he claimed at a team training session that he was the best player on the pitch. (TV: *A Long Night*) However, beneath this facade was a kinder and more modest individual, who constantly doubted his abilities. (TV: *If You Want a RedFizz...*)

Ram suffered from severe PTSD after the murder of his girlfriend, Rachel, and his father, Varun, at the hands of the Shadowkin and later, the transfer of April MacLean into the body of Corakinus. He kept how he felt internalised until it finally became too much for him, causing him to break down. (TV: *Field Trip to the Unknown*) After this however, he appeared to be getting better, admitting that he had finally started to go to therapy. (TV: *The Kennington Loop*)

A good person at heart, Ram was willing to sacrifice himself in order to save the people that he considered to be his friends and did so, knowing that they would be able to stop the coming event known only as the Arrival. (TV: *For Whom the Bell Tolls*)
Tiya

* saison 1
* saison 2

Tiya est un personnage récurrent de la série animée «*Papyrus*».

## Caractère

Se qualifiant fièrement de voleuse, l'habitude caractéristique de Tiya est, bien sûr, de voler. Tiya est présentée dans l'épisode 2 alors qu'elle aide Papyrus à se débarrasser des Gardes d'Ahmes. La première interaction de Papyrus et de Tiya a été un peu fragile car Tiya a continué à insister sur le fait que Papyrus est un voleur.

Tiya est pleine de ressources et avec l'aide de son singe de compagnie et ami, Chepsi, les deux forment un travail d'équipe fantastique. Tiya est d'origine nubienne, même si elle est peut-être née en Égypte ou vient d'y vivre.
The Abominable Spirits of Winter (TV story)

***The Abominable Spirits of Winter*** was the seventh episode of Series 8 of *Doctor Who*. It was the first part of a two-part story, followed by *The Eternal Legacy*.

## Synopsis

After picking up an alarming amount of abnormal extraterrestrial activity on the icy planet Nixios, a world in the midst of an eternal winter, the TARDIS reluctantly lands; only for the duo to find that there are more underlying problems than they would’ve originally thought...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Eva Green
* Michelle Moore - Gillian Jacobs

## Story Notes

* *The Abominable Spirits of Winter* / *The Eternal Legacy* would've been a sequel to Amato's Series 2 episode *Ghosts of E-Space*, but when it was replaced in favour for *Last Birthday*, the sequel aspect was dropped.

 Christmas Special | *TBA*
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Reality of Lies (TV story)

***Reality of Lies*** was the eleventh episode of Series 22 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Jaleidor was once a beautiful planet.

Part of the famed Thousand Wonders of the Universe, it was home to one of nature’s most impressive architectural achievements — until the Sontarans began to expand their battlefield beyond Rutan Space. With all resources in their territory depleted, they flocked to Jaleidor. In months, the iridescent, vibrantly coloured jungles and candy red skies were replaced by a thick, green smog which choked the atmosphere. Beautiful biomes became levelled out for countless prison facilities…

The Doctor and his friends have been captured and scattered across prison sites based in several different continents of Jaleidor, their memories wiped as they await their fates. It would be a fool’s mistake to bundle them together as they await punishment, but will that really stop them? Has it stopped the Doctor before? And when the TARDIS crew all interchangeably begin plotting an escape from their respective facilities, with few of their memories intact, just how successfully will it pan out?

Their plans seem to be going well... but just how long will it last with the threat of death looming over their shoulders?

## Cast

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

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Miguel Sapochnik

## Continuity

* Despite his mind being wiped, Damien is still able to remember Milly; becoming determined to find a way to get back to her after realising that he loves her and being driven by the desire to tell her that. (TV: *Swan Song*, *A New Hope*)

## 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*
Series 36

**Series 36** is an upcoming season of Doctor Who that will star Danny John-Jules as the Twenty-Second Doctor for his fourth and final series.

The series will open with an as of yet unnamed opener and conclude with an as of yet unnamed finale.

## Overview

The series will consist of thirteen episodes and stories. It will be the fourth and final series for Danny John-Jules as the Twenty-Second Doctor.

It will also be May Willow’s final series as showrunner - her position will be filled by returning showrunner Logan Crimson.

Everything from the opener to the finale will be part of the Series 36 production block.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Danny John-Jules

And introducing Charlie Cox as the Doctor

## Adaptations and Merchandising

### Home Media

#### DVD

All episodes of Series 36 will be released in boxset form by BBC Studios. The set contained special features such as; *Doctor Who Confidential*, cast and crew interviews, episode commentary, behind the scenes look, series trailers and teasers, image gallery, deleted scenes and special feature.

#### Blu-Ray

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

 Christmas Special | *A Very Quark Christmas*
 **Series 34** | Minisode | *Escapology*
The Celtic Conundrum (TV story)

***The Celtic Conundrum*** was the eleventh episode of Series 12 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The Doctor and her friends arrive in Alba, 843 at the height of the point of reported missing cases of disappearing Picts in and around the northern and eastern part of Scotland. Of course, history never left an answer for the reason why they disappeared, but this is where the Doctor and her crew finally find out the real reason why.

And it’s seemingly all to do with the sculptures that the Picts bring along with them on every pilgrimage to a new location; more specifically, all the sketches of the dead that seem to be coming alive, in order to take the rest of the Picts away in an effort to regain control of their corporeal beings. But if these creatures chose a less advanced time where they couldn't be so easily defeated by technology, how can the Doctor, Alec and Constance hope to stop them this time...?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Celia Imrie
* Alec O'Conor - Tom Felton
* Constance O'Conor - Imogen Poots

## Crew

* Writer - Thomas Stevens
* Director - Lee Haven Jones

## Continuity

* The Doctor mentions the fact a Celt may have damaged a Cyberman in 102AD, though she claims it was around Stonehenge. (TV: *The Pandorica Opens*)
* The Doctor mentions to Alec to take on the name "James McCrimmon" as an alias. (TV: *The Highlanders* to *The War Games*, *The Two Doctors*, *Tooth and Claw*)
* The Doctor explains, in reference to the name of the Boneless, her previous encounter with them in Bristol. (TV: *Flatline*)

## Story Notes

* The initial ideas for the episode were based on research on the Picts and their sudden disappearance in the 9th-10th century.
* In the first draft of the episode, the episode was meant to be a sequel to *The Eaters of Light*, but this was dropped after the Boneless were introduced.
* A working title for the episode was *Sketches In The Stone*, however, the title was changed after the readthrough, when the next draft was delivered.

 **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*
School's Out (TV story)

***School's Out*** was the tenth episode of Series 11 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

In a teenager's life, few things are quite as boring as school is. After all, being sat there for six hours of your day for most of the year as some person who is at least three thousand years old at the youngest, talks to you about how great punctuation is, or how amazing the dietary mannerisms of the Ancient Romans were, could hardly ever be considered as exciting.

That's certainly how Isabella Dennison feels. Laxand High School is just about as average as average can get. Isabella loves horror films, the gore and devastation of a masked killer running around and terrorising teens...

Well, nothing else makes her happier and nothing else takes her mind off of the dysfunctional family that she finds herself within. That is until the first body is found. One of the cheerleaders strung up in the middle of the night, murdered and soon after that, another is found.

Someone or something is killing the students of Laxand High School, one by one, clique by clique, in increasingly disturbing ways and when Isabella soon figures out that she is next on the killer's list, the comparisons between the murders and the films that she enjoys so much, get clearer and clearer. She could really do with a hero right now, or should she say, a Doctor.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Eva Green
* Madeline Clarke - Rhiannon Clements
* Isabella Dennison - Raffey Cassidy

## Continuity

* The Doctor has worked at a school before. (TV: *School Reunion, The Caretaker*)
* The Doctor has also met beings with psychic abilities that could bring movies to life - although, the intention behind as to why was much different. (TV: *Cinematic Mastery*)

## Story Notes

* Just as actor Simon Pegg struggled to pronounce the Mighty Jagrafess of the Holy Hadrojassic Maxarodenfoe's name correctly and had to undergo multiple takes on the set of *The Long Game*; so did Eva Green with "Imagination Manifestations".

 Christmas Special | *TBA*
Sophia Barrella

**Sophia Barrella** was the mother of Ruby and Damien Barrella, as well as the wife of Michael Barrella.

## Personality

Sophia was described by Ruby as being one of the nicest people that you could meet, always willing to help where she could, as well as making sure that everyone was being treated as fairly as they possibly could be. (TV: *The Bomb*)

Damien said that though he couldn't remember what she looked like in his head anymore, he couldn't forget how his mum would always sit by him whilst he fell asleep, in order to keep him safe from any monsters in his room and that he thought that she would have found it funny, if she knew the life that he and Ruby were leading now with the Eighteenth Doctor. (TV: *Fool's Gold*)

When Ruby met Sophia in person, she quickly realised that Sophia was very warm and accommodating; helping Ruby, who at that moment, thought had been attacked by somebody, despite not even knowing her. (TV: *The Faceless Statues*)

Upon discovering that Ruby and Damien were her children, Sophia was overcome by emotion as she realised how proud she was of the people that they had become and how she couldn't possibly love them anymore than she did - doting on them until, along with her husband, she showed incredible bravery and love for her children when she was willing to go under a mindwipe by the Doctor to protect them and the timeline. (TV: *One More Day*)
TARDIS Pocket Universe

A **TARDIS Pocket Universe** was accidentally created by the Seventeenth Doctor as he worked on TARDIS maintenance after he and Jayanna IX had uncombined their TARDISes at the core of Planet TARDIS. (TV: *Planet TARDIS*) Jayanna nicknamed it a "Glittering Sphere".

## History

Being created via a surge of power from the Eye of Harmony, it quickly drained the TARDIS almost completely of power and opened up a portal to within itself inside the engine room. Using this circumstance to conduct some assessments, the Doctor experimented with being able to materialise the TARDIS within it, then come back out and meddle with stuff just to see what happened.

Later, when they were ready to enter the universe properly, the Doctor and Jayanna entered the portal in an attempt to explore and restore energy to the Doctor's ship. However, the universe had different laws of physics and space-time to N-Space, which not only served to age the Doctor and Jayanna in different directions, but also ensured that their interactions with the space around them caused radically different effects than they normally would've done in their own universe.

The pocket universe was speculated to entirely self-implode and die out by the Doctor, after the Time Lords arrived in its centre and restored power to the TARDIS - however, it merely massively reduced in size after the two escaped, with the Doctor keeping it inside a snow globe in the TARDIS library. (TV: *Glittering Spheres*)
Ruben Gomez

**Ruben Gomez** was a human companion of the Twenty-First Doctor.

## Personality

Inquisitive, investigative and nosy to a point that some might consider aggregating at times; if you asked Ruben who he was, he would liken himself to that of an amateur sleuth - someone who always believed that there were mysteries to solve no matter where you looked and took great joy in uncovering the truth.

Often times, this would led to him poking around where he shouldn't and getting into trouble, despite his well meaning intentions. This had happened often enough that he'd become somewhat defensive, even at the smallest things - sometimes this was understandable, sometimes it was slightly annoying. He admitted that the destruction of Earth should've affected him more than it has, but his utter faith in the Doctor meant that he became sure that everything would be OK in the end.

When the Doctor invited him onboard the TARDIS alongside her and Kane, he jumped at the chance; eager to explore and unravel the greatest secrets that the universe has to offer. After all, it had to have been better than just remaining at the Earth disaster survivor refugee base, right? Truth be told, he may not be ready for what the cosmos has in store for him...

After Kane Solace's death at the hands of the Daleks, Ruben found himself caught between two mindsets - grateful for the travelling across the cosmos; but unsure if he could really deal with the new, moodier side of the Doctor. He chose to ignore it the best that he can, instead choosing to focus on what more potential mysteries he can solve - after all, they never truly stop, but did that mean he never would either?
Ruby Barrella (TV story)

*You may be looking for the character of the same name.*

*"Ruby Barrella, Ruby Barrella, Ruby Barrella..."*
―Damien Barrella whilst trapped inside Josue Roth's body

***Ruby Barrella*** was the ninth episode of Series 21 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

A man sits on the edge of a tall building in Athens, city of art and culture, contemplating his life. He doesn't know much anymore - his mind now a complete and total blank - but what he does know is loud and clear: this is not his own body and he should not be here. Or maybe it is... and something has dissociated him from it? Whatever the case, what are the clues available to him? The art gallery that he had just visited beforehand and a single name, racing around his mind; Ruby Barrella, Ruby Barrella, Ruby Barrella...

An art gallery sits at the end of a quiet street in Athens, city of art and culture; specialising in the craft of chaos and unpredictability. It soon becomes clear that something happened there to cause this, but what exactly? And do the local residents have a good reason to be so superstitious about the building? It’s just lucky that Ruby and Damien have recently arrived in the city; the next stop in their solo travels around the Earth to see how it differs from life in the TARDIS, intended to be a relaxing respite following the events on the Titanic.

When the two find the man precariously close to falling, concerned for his well-being and having followed him from the gallery, they can't help but find themselves being sucked into a new adventure as they try to understand just how this man got into this situation, but what exactly about this man makes the Barrella siblings so drawn to him? And why can he only remember Ruby’s name in particular? It's just a shame that neither of them can remember meeting him before...

## Cast

* Ruby Barrella - Holly Earl
* Damien Barrella - Tom Holland
* Josue Roth - Oded Fehr
* Antonis Zanakos - TBC

## Crew

* Writer - Natalie Robyn
* Director - Hettie MacDonald

## Continuity

* Ruby and Damien are currently on a world tour on their own, following the events that transpired onboard the *Titanic*. (TV: *A Monument and a Warning*)
* Sitting on the edge of a building rooftop, the siblings ponder over the fact that it has been three years since they met the Doctor - and two years since they begun their regular TARDIS travels with him. (TV: *Monsters and Legends*, *The Witching Hour*)

## Story Notes

* Robyn has stated that anime film *Your Name* heavily inspired this episode - with *Your Name* briefly being considered for the episode title, before being dropped; believing it was too on the nose.
* This then led into *Ruby Barrella* becoming the episode title, as Robyn had always wanted to make an episode which used a companion name as the title.

 **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*