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Children In Need

File:BBC Children In Need.png  **Children in Need** is an annual British charity appeal organised by the BBC. Donations are usually collected during telethons in November. The BBC often commissions special episodes or other productions to air during this time.

## Timeline

* 25 Nov 1983 - *The Five Doctors* was broadcast during the nights appeal. Also the Fifth Doctor landed in the studio and donated his coat to be auctioned.
* 22 Nov 1985 - Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant and producer John Nathan-Turner visited the Blackpool Doctor Who Exhibition to collect donations. Back in the studio, Terry Wogan and Patrick Moore welcomed a plethora of Doctors and companions as they emerged from the TARDIS to present a cheque.
* 26 Nov 1993 - A behind the scenes documentary on Ascend From Darkness was broadcast.
* 21 Nov 1993 - A teaser for *The Land That Never Is* with an introduction from David Morrissey and Bill Paterson.
* 19 Nov 2004 - *The Sitcom Planet* was broadcast with an introduction from David Morrissey and Sarah Smart.
* 18 Nov 2005 - *The Doctor and Sophia meet David and Ellen* was broadcast. David Harewood and Ellen Pompeo appeared in three short appeal films.
* 17 Nov 2006 - A teaser for *Secrets of the Stars* was broadcast and was introduced by David Harewood.
* 16 Nov 2007 - A teaser for *The Price of The Past* was broadcast with an introduction by Zawe Ashton and Jamie Lomas.
* 14 Nov 2008 - A teaser for *Spirit in the Sky* was broadcast with an introduction by Tamzin Outhwaite and Alexandra Moen.
* 20 Nov 2009 - *Dean meets Pudsey* and a teaser for *The One of Gallifrey, Part Two* was broadcast with an introduction by Tamzin Outhwaite, Matt Di Angelo, and David Tennant.
* 19 Nov 2010 - *EastEndifrey* was broadcast with an introduction by Jessica Capshaw and Shane Richie, the first trailer for Series 16 of Gallifrey was released, and a teaser for *All Hail the God* was broadcast with an introduction by Matt Di Angelo and Charlie Brooks.
* 18 Nov 2011 - *The Doctor and Julia in the Tardis* was broadcast with an introduction by Paul Antony-Barber and Sarah Drew.
* 16 Nov 2012 - A teaser for *Fate of the Universe, Part One* was broadcast with an introduction by Sarah Drew and Sacha Dhawan.
* 15 Nov 2013 - *Time Crash* was broadcast with an introduction by Paul Antony-Barber.
Five Nights at Sgro 6 Treasure Island

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**Five Nights at Sgro 6: Treasure Island** has some of the most characters in any Sgro game other than Sgro ultimate custom night. It is highly based off of Five Nights at Treasure Island.

The characters are very similar to the games from that game, such as the *'Photo-Negetive'*  characters.
The Rani

**The Rani** was a renegade Time Lord and member of the Deca. A brilliant but cold neurochemist, she knew the Doctor and the Master when all three were young, and became an enemy of the former and an unwilling ally of the latter.

## Image Gallery

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## List of Appearances

Season 22 (1985)* *The Mark of the Rani*

Season 24 (1987)* *Time and the Rani*

Season 30 (1993)* *Network*
* *Ascend from Darkness*

Season 34 (1997)* *State of Change*

Season 45 (2012-13)* *The Ascension of Miasimia Goria*
Sgro ultimate custom night

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**Sgro ultimate custom night** is a canceled game in the Five Nights at Sgro's series being stopped on "Alpha V1" on September 20, 2018.

It had 8 characters:

* Sgro
* Mariosmash Sgro
* Old Sgro
* Lightning Sgro
* Sharky
* Purple Sgro
* Phantom Sgro
* Toy Sgro

There was also a separate project called "extra sgro custom night" which gave the mechanics for all the other characters in the game that was unreleased.

## Story

*unknown*...

These were taken from extra sgro custom night a separate project on scratch which gives info on the characters.

### Sgro

hates to be alone, would like to be with someone, so he decided to attack you, keep an eye on it and close the door when he is near the door

### Mariosmash Sgro

And here's the party? mariosmash sgro will enter always in your office, he hates them cameras therefore do not have the cameras if you feel it, and if it makes you jumpscare not you kill, but takes away a bit of power

### Old Sgro

And retired too nervous, he will stay in a room very far it will approach and keep an eye on it, it will enter the conducted and to send it away uses he will mask her, otherwise you will goat the hospital for poison

### Lighting Sgro

download the music box and survive you will not die or else you will be torn to murder

### Sharky

it will be in the closet, it will approach in the left corridor, close the door in your mind you'll be dead alive in your stomach

### Purple Sgro

will ask for help to someone but nobody does not help him, so he must kill you alone, but yes will cry while you kill put the mask to send it away

### Phantom Sgro

will appear in the office, touch it with the mouse to send it away but if you put the difficulty at 20 it will come every 5 seconds.

### Toy Sgro

will stay in the room with sharky, but hates it to die, because he says meaningless things he beats alone and eat the fish, then he wants to go out in that room will do you a little company but close the door left to send it away,otherwise he puts a microphone in your mouth.
Five Nights at Sgro 5

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**Five Nights at Sgro 5** was the fifth installment of the *Five Nights at Sgro* series released on Mar 18, 2018. A fnasonic 5 rip off but some changes, this game is the origins of the original games era. This is the fiith game in the original games series. Schratcsa said that during the original game development no plan story was made also during the original games era he used a lot of stuff from fnasonic.
Jane Harris

**Jane Harris** is a Producer. She was the first producer on the spin off series, Gallifrey.

## Selected Credits

### As Producer

* *Election Day*
* *Gallifrey Forever*
* *Pilot*
* *Tension Between The Two*
* *Preparations*
* *Diplomatic Talks*
* *Nuclear Threat*
* *Aftermath of the Conflict*
* *A Shocking Revelation*
* *Onwards*
* *The Ultimatum To Change The Planet*
* *Emotions*
* *Dealings*
* *Separation*
* *Under His Rule*
* *Recruitment*
* *The Arcalian Allies*
* *A Shadow of Darkness*
* *Revival*
* *Resurrection of The Doctor*
Leela

**Leela** was a companion of the Fourth Doctor.

She was a warrior of the "savage" Sevateem, a tribe of regressed humans. She met the Doctor during his visit to her home planetand aided him against Xoanon. The two became friends and, despite being offered the possibility of becoming leader of her world's new society, she left to follow the Doctor. Although he initially rejected her request to go with him, she ran into the TARDIS and became his companion.

Leela's origins meant she had little understanding of the technological wonders to which her travels exposed her. She was educated by the Doctor, who attempted to instruct her on the nature of societies beyond her own. During one such trip, she met Henry Gordon Jago and George Litefoot, whom she would revisit a number of times thereafter. Despite the Doctor's misgivings, she remained quick to violence and her primitive edge never dissipated.

They were joined on their travels by K9. Having fallen in love with Andred, a member of the Chancellery Guard, Leela chose to leave the Doctor and live on Gallifrey. K9 decided to remain with her.

## List of Appearances

Season 14 (1976-77)* *The Face of Evil*
* *The Robots of Death*
* *The Talons of Weng-Chiang*

Season 15 (1977-78)* *Horror of Fang Rock*
* *The Invisible Enemy*
* *Image of the Fendahl*
* *The Sun Makers*
* *Underworld*
* *The Invasion of Time*
Incidental music

**Incidental music** is that music which cannot be heard by the characters in the narrative. It is used for the benefit of the audience, in order to give emotional context for a scene.

*Doctor Who*'s relationship with incidental music was spotty during the 1960s. Many stories did not in fact have incidental music, so much as a composition of various special sounds. It was really only with the rise of Barry Letts as producer that serials began to consistently have genuine, composed incidental music scores.

During the 1970s, incidental music was — with a few important exceptions — typically composed by Dudley Simpson, and performed with traditional instruments with the occasional addition of a synthesiser. Though the budget did not run to full orchestras, Simpson was typically able to at least have a few live instrumentalists, so that the major sections of the orchestra were represented.

Producer John Nathan-Turner, however, politely fired Dudley Simpson. From *The Leisure Hive* to *Survival* the incidental music was mainly played on synthesisers, with a few exceptions allowing for additional instruments such as electric guitar (Paddy Kingsland's work and *Survival*) or a harmonica (*The Happiness Patrol*).
Production designer

A **production designer** is the head of the art department. He is ultimately responsible for producing the overall look of the physical elements seen in an episode. He helps the director of photography and director choose locations for out-of-studio filming. He is also responsible for the practical manufacture of most of his designs, either in-house or by prosthetic or CGI specialists. He is one of the key personnel in the pre-production process, and one of the first people to be involved in the making of an episode. Since the art department is comprised of many sub-departments, the production designer also has managerial responsibilities over a large number of the people working on a programme, equivalent to that of the production manager or the post-production supervisor.
Mark Ayres

**Mark Ayres** is a composer for Doctor Who.

He has also worked with the Doctor Who Restoration Team remastering soundtracks for DVD release and for the BBC's CD release of missing stories.

## Work on Doctor Who

Mark Ayres was brought on to compose the incidental music for *The Greatest Show in the Galaxy*. He went on to do incidental music for many more stories with his last contribution being to the 35th Anniversary Special *Return of The Doctor*.

Ayres later composed a new arrangement for the Doctor Who theme that harkened back to the original version of the theme song. This arrangement was used between Seasons 29-31 and then in *Return of The Doctor*.

Ayres went on to compose the incidental music and theme music for Series 1-4 of Gallifrey.

## After Doctor Who

Ayres later went on to do the music for the movies W.E., Mrs. Brown's Boys D' Movie and Alcina: Pale Shadows.

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As Composer

* *The Greatest Show in the Galaxy*
* *The Curse of Fenric*
* *Ghost Light*
* *Voyage to a Bad Destination*
* *Plague of the Sontarans*
* *Night Thoughts*
* *Blood of the Autons*
* *Ice Time*
* *Nightshade*
* *T.A.R.D.I.S.*
* *Blood and Iron*
* *Vengeance of The Rani*
* *Lungbarrow*
* *The Scales of Injustice*
* *Illegal Alien*
* *The Return of Morbius*
* *A School For Glory*
* *Last of the Daleks*
* *Network*
* *Legacy*
* *Goth Opera*
* *Shakedown*
* *Spiral of the Serpent*
* *Blood Heat*
* *Ascend From Darkness*
* *The Student vs. The Teacher*
* *GodEngine*
* *Gettysburg*
* *The Greatest Sorcerer*
* *Human Nature*
* *Damaged Goods*
* *Gallifrey Forever*
* *Return of The Doctor*

#### As Theme Music Arranger

* *Voyage to a Bad Destination*
* *Plague of the Sontarans*
* *Night Thoughts*
* *Blood of the Autons*
* *Ice Time*
* *Nightshade*
* *T.A.R.D.I.S.*
* *Blood and Iron*
* *Vengeance of The Rani*
* *Lungbarrow*
* *The Scales of Injustice*
* *Illegal Alien*
* *The Return of Morbius*
* *A School For Glory*
* *Last of the Daleks*
* *Network*
* *Legacy*
* *Goth Opera*
* *Shakedown*
* *Spiral of the Serpent*
* *Blood Heat*
* *Ascend From Darkness*
* *The Student vs. The Teacher*
* *GodEngine*
* *Gettysburg*
* *The Greatest Sorcerer*
* *Human Nature*
* *Damaged Goods*
* *Gallifrey Forever*
* *Return of The Doctor*

### Gallifrey

#### As Composer

* *Pilot*
* *Tension Between The Two*
* *How To Schedule Talks*
* *Diplomatic Talks*
* *Nuclear Threat*
* *Retaliation*
* *A Shocking Revelation*
* *A Walk Towards War*
* *The Dromeian's Ultimatum*
* *Emotions*
* *Dealings*
* *Separation*
* *Under His Rule*
* Recruitment
* *The Strange Signal*
* A Shadow of Darkness
* *A Return To Save Gallifrey*

#### As Theme Music Arranger

* *Pilot*
* *Tension Between The Two*
* *How To Schedule Talks*
* *Diplomatic Talks*
* *Nuclear Threat*
* *Retaliation*
* *A Shocking Revelation*
* *A Walk Towards War*
* *The Dromeian's Ultimatum*
* *Emotions*
* *Dealings*
* *Separation*
* *Under His Rule*
* Recruitment
* *The Strange Signal*
* A Shadow of Darkness
* *A Return To Save Gallifrey*
Director

A **television director** is in charge of the activities involved in making a television program or section of a program. They are generally responsible for decisions about the editorial content and creative style of a program, and ensuring the producer's vision is delivered. Their duties may include originating program ideas, finding contributors, writing scripts, planning 'shoots', ensuring safety, leading the crew on location, directing contributors and presenters, and working with an editor to assemble the final product. The work of a television director can vary widely depending on the nature of the program, the practices of the production company, whether the program content is factual or drama, and whether it is live or recorded.
Sydney Newman

**Sydney Cecil Newman, OC (Order of Canada)** (1 April 1917 - 30 October 1997) was a Canadian film and television producer, best remembered for the pioneering work he undertook in British television drama from the late 1950s to the late 1960s. Initially a film editor with the National Film Board of Canada, he later moved into television with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, where he began his long association with drama.

Since 1996, he has been created as co-creator of the show, along with Donald Wilson and C. E. Webber.

Moving to Britain in 1958, he worked first with the Associated British Corporation (ABC) before moving across to the BBC in 1962, holding the role of Head of Drama with both organisations. During this phase of his career, he was responsible for initiating two hugely popular fantasy series, The Avengers (for ABC) and Doctor Who (for BBC), as well as overseeing the production of groundbreaking social realist drama series such as Armchair Theatre and The Wednesday Play.

It was during a 1958 broadcast of Armchair Theatre that Newman was involved in an infamous incident when actor Gareth Jones, a lead actor in a play that week, died backstage between scenes of the live telecast. The play continued through improvisation, with Newman reportedly advising the director to treat the production like a football match.

The website of the Museum of Broadcast Communications describes Newman as "the most significant agent in the development of British television drama." Shortly after his death, his obituary in *The Guardian* newspaper declared that "For ten brief but glorious years, Sydney Newman ... was the most important impresario in Britain ... His death marks not just the end of an era but the laying to rest of a whole philosophy of popular art."
Editor

An **editor** is someone who marries the intent of the script with the available filmed material to tell the best possible story. An editor's general goal is to find the most economical way to generate the biggest emotional impact in the viewer.

In so doing, an editor must watch every scrap of recorded film — often totalling many times the proposed running length of an episode — and select the best takes of each scene, then produce a "rough cut", which generally runs overlong and serves only to give an idea of the potential of the material. From this point, the editor will add completed CGI scenes and pick-ups. They will also work closely with producers and directors to refine the product until it is "locked", or visually completed. Then, the editor will send his or her locked version to various post-production artists, such as graders, musicians and ADR recordists.

Though they generally adhere to the writer's suggested scene order, the director's notes, and the producer's wishes, they are not simply technicians carrying out instructions. They are a vital part of the creative team, and can often bring narrative dimension to a piece that other team members could not have foreseen. On some occasions, they may independently create versions which deviate from received instructions in order to demonstrate possibilities their colleagues had not considered.

Editors were initially relatively unimportant to the production of *Doctor Who*. For most of the 1960s, episodes were filmed more or less in narrative order as stage plays. Many early episodes do not have even a single edit in them; others have no more than one or two. Even in the 1970s and 1980s, a lot of what would today be accomplished through editing was done live-in-studio by the process of vision mixing. Thus, many 70s and 80s episodes employed only a "film editor", a term of somewhat ambiguous definition and inconsistent usage. At least initially, though, it was a narrowly-defined term which then meant "the person who edited footage captured on film". This was because throughout most of the 1963 version's history, location and special effects work was captured to film, while studio work was recorded on videotape.

Now, though, all footage is captured on the same medium. *All* footage thus comes through a single editing bay, making the editor a central figure in the hierarchy of post-production.
John Nathan-Turner

**John Nathan-Turner** (12 August 1947 – 1 May 2002), born **John Turner**, was the ninth producer of the long-running BBC science fiction series *Doctor Who*.

## Selected Credits

### As Producer

* *Meglos*
* *Full Circle*
* *State of Decay*
* *Warriors' Gate*
* *The Keeper of Traken*
* *Logopolis*

Season 19 (1982)* *Castrovalva*
* *Four to Doomsday*
* *Kinda*
* *The Visitation*
* *Black Orchid*
* *Earthshock*
* *Time-Flight*

Season 20 (1983)* *Arc of Infinity*
* *Snakedance*
* *Mawdryn Undead*
* *Terminus*
* *Enlightenment*
* *The King's Demons*

20th Anniversary Special* *The Five Doctors*

Season 21 (1984)* *Warriors of the Deep*
* *The Awakening*
* *Frontios*
* *Resurrection of the Daleks*
* *Planet of Fire*
* *The Caves of Androzani*
* *The Twin Dilemma*

Season 22 (1985)* *Attack of the Cybermen*
* *Vengeance on Varos*
* *The Mark of the Rani*
* *The Two Doctors*
* *Timelash*
* *Revelation of the Daleks*

Season 23 (1986)* *The Mysterious Planet*
* *Mindwarp*
* *Terror of the Vervoids*
* *The Ultimate Foe*

Season 24 (1987)* *Time and the Rani*
* *Paradise Towers*
* *Delta and the Bannermen*
* *Dragonfire*

Season 25 (1988)* *Remembrance of the Daleks*
* *The Happiness Patrol*
* *Silver Nemesis*
* *The Greatest Show in the Galaxy*

Season 26 (1989)* *The Curse of Fenric*
* *Battlefield*
* *Survival*
* *Ghost Light*

Season 27 (1990)* *Bad Destination*
* *Blood and Iron*
* *Night Thoughts*
* *Ice Time*
Lalla Ward

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

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

## Selected Credits

### As Actress

Season 16 (1978-79)* *The Armageddon Factor*

Season 17 (1979-80)* *Destiny of the Daleks*
* *City of Death*
* *The Creature from the Pit*
* *Nightmare of Eden*
* *The Horns of Nimon*

Season 18 (1980-81)* *The Leisure Hive*
* *Meglos*
* *Full Circle*
* *State of Decay*
* *Warriors' Gate*

20th Anniversary Special (1983)* *The Five Doctors*
Script Editor

The following is a list of Script Editor's for Doctor Who and it's Spin Off's. This list does not account for uncredited script editors, such as John Nathan-Turner, who effectively held the job for the last episode of *The Trial of a Time Lord.* Likewise, stories such as *The Abominable Snowmen* and *Kinda*, which were developed by multiple script editors, are assigned only to the person whose name appears on the credits on the long-running British science fiction television programme *Doctor Who*. This list makes no distinction between the titles "Story Editor" and "Script Editor", as both titles were used for the same position while the production was based in London.
Season 27 (Doctor Who)

**Season 27** of Doctor Who aired between the 5th of September 1990 to the 4th of December 1990. The season premiered in the 7pm slot on BBC1 in the UK. It starred Sylvester McCoy as the Doctor, Sophie Aldred as Ace and Lysette Anthony as To be announced.

## Cast

### Main Cast

* The Doctor - Sylvester McCoy
* Ace McShane - Sophie Aldred
* TBA - Lysette Anthony
Graeme Harper

**Graeme Harper** (born 11 March 1945 in London) has directed several Doctor Who television stories.

## Selected Credits

### Director

Season 21 (1984)* *The Caves of Androzani*

Season 22 (1985)* *Revelation of the Daleks*

Season 27 (1990)* *Ice Times*

Season 28 (1991)* *Lungbarrow*

Season 29 (1992)* *The Highest Science*

Season 30 (1993)* *Ascend from Darkness*

Season 31 (1994)* *GodEngine*
John Leeson

**John Francis Christian Ducker**[1](born on 16 March 1943 better known by his stage name **John Leeson**, voiced K9 from 1977-1979 and again from 1980-TBD on Doctor Who and  K9 and Company.

Tom Baker detested the character of K9, but got on very well with Leeson. A favourite joke during filming breaks was for Baker to work out crossword puzzles, asking the K9 prop the clues with Leeson giving the answers in character.

Leeson himself became frustrated with the character. He left the programme after the conclusion of the 16th season in 1978. David Brierley took over for four stories (one of which was never completed due to a BBC strike) the following year. When John Nathan-Turner took over as series producer for season 18 in 1980, he tempted Leeson back, with the promise the character would be "killed off" that year. Although the character was, eventually, not killed off, merely written out, Leeson agreed to return, and portrayed all of K9's subsequent return appearances on Doctor Who and its spin-off shows.

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As K9

* *The Invisible Enemy*
* *Image of the Fendahl*
* *The Sun Makers*
* *Underworld*
* *The Invasion of Time*
* *The Ribos Operation*
* *The Pirate Planet*
* *The Stones of Blood*
* *The Androids of Tara**l*
* *The Armageddon Factor*
* *The Leisure Hive*
* *Meglos*
* *Full Circle*
* *State of Decay*
* *Warriors' Gate*
* *The Five Doctors*
* *T.A.R.D.I.S.*
* *Lungbarrow*

#### As Actor

* *The Invisible Enemy* *- The Nuculas*
* *The Sun Makers* *- Computer*
* *The Power of Kroll* *- Dugeen*
* *Remembrance of the Daleks* *- Dalek Battle Computer/TV Announcer*
Doctor Who: Beyond 1989 Wiki

**Welcome to the Doctor Who: Beyond 1989 Wiki!**
**Doctor Who: Beyond 1989**is a series set in an alternative timeline where Doctor Who survived cancellation in 1989.

The information in my series is based upon the Virgin New Adventures from 1991-97, the audio dramas from Big Finish from 1999, the BBC novels from 1997-2005, the revived series of Doctor Who from 2005 and a ton of guess work on what could have happened.

**CLICK HERE TO READ THE SERIES**
Composer

**Composers** on Doctor Who and it's spin offs were typically the writers or creators of the title sequence Doctor Who theme music and the incidental music. Throughout Doctor Who's run, there have been several composers, over many seasons.

## Doctor Who

* Delia Derbyshire (1963)
* Ron Grainer (1963)
* Brian Hodgson (1963-1973)
* Dudley Simpson (1965-1980)
* Malcolm Clarke (1972-1986)
* Dick Mills (1973-1989)
* Peter Howell (1975-1985)
* Elizabeth Parker (1978-1985)
* Paddy Kingsland (1980-1984)
* Roger Limb (1980-1985)
* Jonathan Gibbs (1984-1985)
* Dominic Glynn (1986-1994)
* Keff McCulloch (1990-1994)
* Mark Ayres (1988-1995)
* David Arnold (1999-2001)
* Murray Gold (2002-2007)
* John Debney (2008-)

## Gallifrey

* Mark Ayres (1995-1998)
* Simon May (2000-2003)
* Murray Gold (2004-2007)
* Chad Fischer (2008-)
* Timothy Bright (2011-)
Third Doctor

## Third Doctor

### Aliases

John Smith; Prisoner 177781; Dandy; Fancy Pants

### Companions

Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-StewartJohn Benton

Liz Shaw

Jo Jones

Mike Yates

Sarah Jane Smith

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 7

* *Spearhead from Space*
* *Doctor Who and the Silurians*
* *The Ambassadors of Death*
* *Inferno*

#### Season 8

* *Terror of the Autons*
* *The Mind of Evil*
* *The Claws of Axos*
* *Colony in Space*
* *The Dæmons*

#### Season 9

* *Day of the Daleks*
* *The Curse of Peladon*
* *The Sea Devils*
* *The Mutants*
* *The Time Monster*

#### Season 10

* *The Three Doctors*
* *Carnival of Monsters*
* *Frontier in Space*
* *Planet of the Daleks*
* *The Green Death*

#### Season 11

* *The Time Warrior*
* *Invasion of the Dinosaurs*
* *Death to the Daleks*
* *The Monster of Peladon*
* *Planet of the Spiders*
Mike Tucker

**Mike Tucker was** a Visual Effects Assistant from Season 23 to Season 28. He also wrote Illegal Alien.

## Prior to Doctor Who

Before working on Doctor Who Mike Tucker worked as a Visual Effects Assistant on episodes of Tomorrow's World, The Singing Detective, Last of the Summer Wine, Top of the Pops and Sophia and Constance.

## Work on Doctor Who

Tucker became a Visual Effects Assistant on Doctor Who starting with the Season 23 story The *Mysterious Planet**.* In 1988 Tucker wrote a script for a story set during the Blitz that featured the Cybermen, but it was rejected for Season 26 due to them already having a story set during World War II, *The Curse of Fenric*. Tucker later put forward his script for Season 29 where it was green lit.

## After Doctor Who

Tucker went on to work on Special Effects for many movies and TV shows, his most recent credit being the mini-series Good Omens.

## Selected Credits

### As Visual Effects Assistant

Season 23 (1986)* *The Mysterious Planet**(uncredited)*

Season 24 (1987)* *Time and the Rani**(uncredited)*
* *Delta and the Bannermen**(uncredited)*
* *Dragonfire**(uncredited)*

Season 25 (1988)* *The Happiness Patrol**(uncredited)*
* *Silver Nemesis**(uncredited)*
* *The Greatest Show in the Galaxy**(uncredited)*

Season 26 (1989)* *The Curse of Fenric**(uncredited)*
* *Survival**(uncredited)*
* *Ghost Light**(uncredited)*

Season 27 (1990)* *Bad Destination**(uncredited)*
* *Night Thoughts**(uncredited)*
* *Ice Time**(uncredited)*

Season 28 (1991)* *T.A.R.D.I.S.**(uncredited)*
* *Lungbarrow**(uncredited)*
List of Companions

**Companion** was a somewhat vague term used to describe the Doctor's closest friends. Such people knew the Doctor's "secret": that they were someone non-human who traveled in time and space in a police box-shaped craft called the TARDIS. The Doctor's companions often directly saved the Doctor's lives or provided the Doctor with a perspective that prevented them from abusing their Time Lord powers. On some occasions, they were the proximate reason that the Doctor sacrificed their then-current life and regenerated. On others, they lost their lives in pursuit of the Doctor's goals.
Fifth Doctor

## More ambiguous

Youthful in mind, manner and appearance, the **Fifth Doctor** expressed an interest in all things Victorian and Edwardian: cricket, tea, fair play, good manners, and a keen interest in science and exploration.

He was also a sensitive and profusely humane incarnation of the Doctor, who did not make himself an imposition, preferring to be honest, reserved, and honourable. However, the Doctor was also less willing to do what he thought was immoral, and became highly conflicted about what choices he could make in a crisis that were truly right. His hesitancy made him seemingly more fallible than many other incarnations, making those around him wonder if he was capable of resolving difficult situations. Nevertheless, he was one of the most overtly fearless incarnations, and frequently found himself right in the thick of battle.

Like his first two incarnations, the Doctor often travelled with multiple companions. However, his TARDIS was rarely as harmonious as those of his predecessors. Instead, he frequently found himself stuck between Tegan Jovanka's pessimism and Adric's arrogance or Turlough's antagonism. Stuck in the middle with him was usually Nyssa, who regularly had to stand as a voice of reason.

During his final adventure, the Doctor accidentally exposed himself and Peri to unrefined spectrox, contracting fatal spectrox toxaemia. Though he acquired an antidote, the Doctor had only enough for one person; he gave it to Peri. Not knowing if the disease could kill Time Lords for good, the Doctor gambled on regeneration saving his life, successfully regenerating into a new body after experiencing a vision of the Master and his former companions.

## List of Appearances

Season 18 (1980-81)* *Logopolis*

Season 19 (1982)* *Castrovalva*
* *Four to Doomsday*
* *Kinda*
* *The Visitation*
* *Black Orchid*
* *Earthshock*
* *Time-Flight*

Season 20 (1983)* *Arc of Infinity*
* *Snakedance*
* *Mawdryn Undead*
* *Terminus*
* *Enlightenment*
* *The King's Demons*

20th Anniversary Special (1983)* *The Five Doctors*

Season 21 (1984)* *Warriors of the Deep*
* *The Awakening*
* *Frontios*
* *Resurrection of the Daleks*
* *Planet of Fire*
* *The Caves of Androzani*
Ben Aaronovitch

**Ben Dylan Aaronovich** (born February 1964) was the Script Editor on Doctor Who from Season 27 in 1990 to Season 31 in 1995. Prior to this he had written two stories for Season 25 and Season 26.

## Prior to Doctor Who

Born in Camden, Aaronovitch is the son of economist Sam Aaronovitch, who was a senior member of the Communist party of Great Britain and the younger brother of actor Owen Aaronovitch and journalist David Aaronovitch. He attended Holloway School.

## Work on Doctor Who

In 1987, Aaronovitch began submitting scripts to the current Doctor Who script editor, Andrew Cartmel. These however were rejected but he was encouraged by Cartmel to keep trying. Aaronovitch eventually wrote the first story for Season 25 - *Remembrance Of The Daleks*. Remembrance also introduced the Cartmel Master Plan. Aaronovitch then wrote for Season 26 to contribute the story *Battlefield* as the first of the new season.

In 1989, Aaronovitch became the new script editor for the show, having been chosen by Andrew Cartmel, who had taken on the role of Executive Producer. Aaronovitch continued in this role until the end of Season 31.

## After Doctor Who

Aaronovitch went on to write episodes for Casualty, Jupiter Moon and Dark Knight, in 2003 he served as an Assistant Director on the short film Clinic.

## Selected Credits

### Writer

Season 25 (1988)* *Remembrance of the Daleks*

Season 26 (1989)* *Battlefield*

Season 27 (1990)* *Bad Destination*

Season 28 (1991)* *T.A.R.D.I.S.*

Season 29 (1992)* *War of the Daleks* (with John Peel)

Season 30 (1993)* *Network* (with Marc Platt)
* *Ascend from Darkness*

Season 31 (1994)* *The Greatest Sorcerer*

### Script Editor

Season 28 (1991)* *Nightshade*
* *Avatar*
* *T.A.R.D.I.S.*
* *Lungbarrow*

Season 29 (1992)* *The Scales of Injustice*
* *Illegal Alien*
* *The Highest Science*
* *A School for Glory*
* *The Left Handed Humming Bird*
* *War of the Daleks*

Season 30 (1993)* *Love and War*
* *Legacy*
* *Spiral of the Serpent*
* *Network*
* *St. Anthony's Fire*
* *Blood Heat*
* *Ascend from Darkness*

Season 31 (1994)* *The Student vs. the Teacher*
* *GodEngine*
* *Gettysburg*
* *Human Nature*
* *The Greatest Sorcerer*
* *Gallifrey Forever*
Andrew Cartmel

**Andrew Cartmel** (born 1958) was the Script Editor for Doctor Who from Season 24 in 1987, to Season 26 in 1989, he then became the show's Executive Producer starting from Season 27.

## Prior to Doctor Who

Raised in Canada, he took a post-graduate course in Computer Studies and worked on computer-aided Design for shape Data Ltd (now UGS Corp) in Cambridge England during the mid-1980s before he turned to writting and gained an agent on the strength of two unproducoed scripts. He also attended workshops run by the BBC Television Drama Script Unit.

## Work on Doctor Who

In 1987, Cartmel was hired as Script Editor for Season 24 of Doctor Who. He was recommended by the producer John Nathan-Turner's Agent, who had seen some unproduced scripts he had written. Cartmel worked on the show for the next two years, he brought in new writers and took the series in a new creative direction.

In 1990, Cartmel was asked to become an Executive Producer for the show choosing both the new Producer and Script Editor while also overwatching the project. In 1994 he became the Executive Producer for Gallifrey.

## After Doctor Who

He later wrote for the TV Series Dark Knight, the TV Documentary Echoes of the Past, and the short film The Iron Woman.

Cartmel worked as an Assistant Producer on the TV Special One Night with Barry Manilow and later served as producer for the 2001 TV Movie Happy Birthday Brucie!

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As Script Editor

* *Time and The Rani*
* *Paradise Towers*
* *Delta and the Bannermen*
* *Dragonfire*
* *Remembrance of the Daleks*
* *The Happiness Patrol*
* *Silver Nemesis*
* *The Greatest Show in the Galaxy*
* *Battlefield*
* *Survival*
* *The Curse of Fenric*
* *Ghost Light*

#### As Executive Producer

* *Voyage to a Bad Destination*
* *Plague of the Sontarans*
* *Night Thoughts*
* *Blood of the Autons*
* *Ice Time*
* *Nightshade*
* *T.A.R.D.I.S.*
* *Blood and Iron*
* *Vengeance of The Rani*
* *Lungbarrow*
* *The Scales of Injustice*
* *Illegal Alien*
* *The Return of Morbius*
* *A School For Glory*
* *Last of the Daleks*
* *Network*
* *Legacy*
* *Goth Opera*
* *Shakedown*
* *Spiral of the Serpent*
* *Blood Heat*
* *Ascend From Darkness*
* *The Student vs. The Teacher*
* *GodEngine*
* *Gettysburg*
* *The Greatest Sorcerer*
* *Human Nature*
* *Damaged Goods*
* *Gallifrey Forever*

#### As Writer

* *Blood of the Autons*
* *Blood and Iron*
* *The Return of Morbius*
* *Ascend From Darkness* *(*with Ben Aaronovitch)
* *Gallifrey Forever*(with Colin Brake)

### Gallifrey

#### As Executive Producer

* *Pilot*
* *Tension Between The Two*
* *How To Schedule Talks*
* *Diplomatic Talks*
* *Nuclear Threat*
* *Retaliation*
* *A Shocking Revelation*
* *A Walk Towards War*
* *The Dromeian's Ultimatum*
* *Emotions*
* *Dealings*
* *Separation*
* *Under His Rule*
* Recruitment
* *The Strange Signal*
* A Shadow of Darkness
* *A Return To Save Gallifrey*

#### As Writer

* *Pilot* (with J. C. Wilsher)
* *A Shadow of Darkness*
Ian Fraser

**Ian Fraser** was first a production manager on Doctor Who, before taking over as production from 1991-1994.

## Prior to Doctor Who

Ian Fraser initially worked as a Production Assistant on two episodes of the Omega Factor and one episode of Play for Today.

He later served as Production Manager on the BBC series Juliet Bravo.

## Work on Doctor Who

Ian Fraser worked as the Production Manager for the Doctor Who stories *Terror of the Vervoids*, *The Ultimate Foe*, *Paradise Towers*, *Remembrance of the Daleks*, *The Greatest Show in the Galaxy*, and *The Curse of Fenric*. He was then chosen by the BBC to be the next producer after John Nathan-Turner stepped down. Fraser was responsible for giving the show a new logo and continuing the Cartmel Master Plan.

## After Doctor Who

Fraser also worked as a Production Manager on Bergerac and Performance.

## Personal Life

He was married to Fiona Cumming. (DWMSE 48)

Fraser passed away in 2016.

## Selected Credits

### Producer

Season 28 (1991)* *Nightshade*
* *Avatar*
* *T.A.R.D.I.S.*
* *Lungbarrow*

Season 29 (1992)* *The Scales of Injustice*
* *Illegal Alien*
* *The Highest Science*
* *A School for Glory*
* *The Left Handed Humming Bird*
* *War of the Daleks*

Season 30 (1993)* *Love and War*
* *Legacy*
* *Spiral of the Serpent*
* *Network*
* *St. Anthony's Fire*
* *Blood Heat*
* *Ascend from Darkness*

Season 31 (1994)* *The Student vs. the Teacher*
* *GodEngine*
* *Gettysburg*
* *Human Nature*
* *The Greatest Sorcerer*
* *Gallifrey Forever*
Дмитрий Перов

**Дмитрий Перов** — второстепенный персонаж комиксов "Перемотка" и "Видеопрокат". Отец Вадима и Михаила.

## Внешний вид

Пожилой мужчина. Среднего телосложения. Волосы и усы тёмные.

## История

Живет с женой и детьми, Михаилом и Вадимом.

Когда узнал что, младший сын пропал, позвонил старшему сыну на работу и тот начал поиски.

## Появления

* Байки с Рылеева, 71
	+ Перемотка
* Перемотка (комикс)
* Байки с Рылеева, 73
	+ Видеопрокат
The Treehouse of Horror YTP Collab III: The Final Nightmare Episode 1

The Treehouse of Horror YTP Collab III: The Final Nightmare Episode 1 is the big debut of the third installment of the Treehouse of Horror YTP Collab.

## Plot

The 1st episode of this collab is Send In The Clones, but it's YTP'd by some YTP users.

## Why It Rocks

1. If you thought that the third Treehouse of Horror YTP Collab was going to be bad to GarfieldFan1997, well you are wrong. This episode is much like the first and second installments of the Treehouse of Horror YTP Collab.
2. Some users came back to make YTP's out of the Send In The Clones segment including Waltman13, ThePixarLampDude, TheITinFit, CamHead, Clorox Corner and more.
3. Send In The Clones was a perfect idea to start the 5 episode series.
4. TheITinFit had a very cool entry. As she started the What's In Homer's Pants mini collab and in one scene, She did The Lion King stampede parody with the Homer clones.
5. The intro was very unforgettably scary as Isaiah Vargas is attacked by Homer.
6. The most funniest part in this episode is where someone said Send In The Nukes when he/she actually meant nudes.
7. It introduces new YTP makers who joined the collab like Jake The 2nd for example.

## Bad Qualities

1. There may have been dead maymays in the collab.
2. Once the next 4 episodes come, there won't be any other collabs from IsaiahTheVargas1117 at all.
3. There are some scenes with too much earrape.
The Treehouse of Horror YTP Collab (100th Video Special!)

The Treehouse of Horror YTP Collab (100th Video Special!) is a halloween collab based on The Simpsons. It marks the start of The Treehouse of Horror YTP Collab Franchise.

## Plot

The collab is YouTube pooped into 5 segments from the Treehouse of Horror episodes. The segments include, The Shinning, The Devil and Homer Simpson, Time And Punishment, Dial Z For Zombie and Bart Simpson's Dracula.

## Why It Rocks

1. It started the trilogy of The Treehouse of Horror YTP Collab.
2. There are tons of funny jokes, one of these being including Homer Simpson screaming at something else in the mirror.
3. TheDMHoffland had the best entries as he did YTP's for The Shinning and Dial Z For Zombie.
4. The multi-colored blood scene in The Shinning was incredibly funny.
5. It spawned the no dead maymays in my collab joke.
6. The intro music is awesome to listen to as it combinates songs like The Twilight Zone intro, Ghostbusters, and the laugh at the end of Michael Jackson's Thriller.
7. Some amazing users made good entries including Yoshimaniac, Waltman13, The Mushroom Gamer, Citizen Hall and others.

## Bad Qualities

1. TheDMHoffland's scene of the EAS in Dial Z For Zombie wasn't watermarked as it almost would've gotten scrapped.
2. Despite Isaiah telling everyone to not allow dead maymays in their entry, they got away with it and added some dead memes with the no dead maymays joke placed over it.
3. There are some unfunny jokes
Eight Crazy Nights

***Eight Crazy Nights*** is a 2002 American adult animated musical Christmas black comedy-drama film directed by Seth Kearsley and produced, co-written by and starring Adam Sandler, in his first voice-acting role.

## Plot

Davey Stone (Adam Sandler), a 33-year old party animal, finds himself in trouble with the law after his wild ways go too far. In keeping with the holiday spirit, the judge gives Davey one last chance at redemption -- spend the holiday performing community service as the assistant referee for the youth basketball league or go to jail. Davey thinks he's gotten off easy until he meets Whitey Duvall, the eccentric, elf-like head referee.

## Why It Rocks for GarfieldFan1997

1. 1. It was Adam Sandler's first attempt at making a traditionally animated film, despite the film being a failure critically and commercially.
	2. Very good animation.
	3. Despite Whitey's voice being annoying. It's probably how a 70 year old man talks in Adam Sandler's opinion.
	4. Funny moments here and there
	5. Some songs have a catchy beat

## Bad Qualities

1. It feels a bit wrong for 2 animated films to come out on the same day

## Trivia

* Director Seth Kearsley gave the Nostalgia Critic a thank you Tweet to him for reviewing the film and sent a long e-mail describing all the hard work that he and all the cast and animation crew went through. He also admitted that he hated the poop-eating reindeer scene and wanted to cut it out, but was forced to leave it in the film due to the positive reaction from the test audiences.
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Олег Крылов

**Олег Крылов** — персонаж истории Чужой среди своих.

## Внешний вид

На вид как обычный подросток. Синяя кожа. Вытянутые, заостренные уши. Розовые волосы.
Одет в красный комбинезон с белым рисунком, жёлтые перчатки и сапоги.

## История

Прибыл на основную землю с параллельной земли, где цивилизация стала развитой, благодаря дружбе с инопланетянами. Но был не принят землянами, которые пытались его прогнать. В результате спасен тремя брюнетками с изображением лягушки на одежде.

## Появления

* История "Чужой среди своих" из сборника "Ретро Космо Комикс".
My Two Front Teeth

My Two Front Teeth is a short film based on the song All I Want For Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth. It was put on YouTube on December 21, 2020.

## Plot

It's unclear, but GarfieldFan1997 believes that the plot is about a girl named Sophia (or Sofia?) recognizes family members keep disappearing throughout her house.

## Why It Sucks

1. To get the elephant out of the room, there is far too much disturbing content.

(More to come)
The Break-Up (Recess)

"**The Break-Up**" is an episode of *Recess* that spawned the 2nd season of the show.

## Plot

The Recess Gang breaks-up when a report to write about their best friend prompts division as all five of the others write about T.J., prompting T.J. to realize that he has five best friends, not just one best friend.

## Bad Qualities

1. T.J feels sad and lonely after his friends broke up with him after he doesn't have a friend to talk about.
2. After T.J's friends break up, Weird crap happens including Vince becoming one of King Bob's guards, Gretchen becoming pals with Upside-Down Girl and hangs upside down with her. Gus becoming The Diggers' assistant. Mikey now becoming Guru Kid's pupil and Spinelli becoming Queen of the Kindergartners (referred to as Queen Spinoodi)
3. While the animation is okay, There are some errors in this episode.
4. A lot of things have changed throughout the continuity of the show.

## Good Qualities

1. The gang got back together at the end.
2. The animation is decent.
3. Decent voice acting.
High School DXD

High School DXD is an anime created by Ichei Ishibumi.

## Plot

Kuoh Academy (駒王学園, *Kuō Gakuen*, alt. Kuou Academy) is a former all-girls school that has recently turned co-ed, but it has a secret. Unknown to normal humans, angels (天使, *Tenshi*), fallen angels (堕天使, *Datenshi*) and devils (悪魔, *Akuma*) comprise part of the student population. One of these students, Issei Hyodo, is a lecherous second-year human student who lives a peaceful life. After an ordinary school day, Issei is suddenly asked out on a date by a girl named Yuma Amano. After their date, Yuma brings Issei to a local park and makes a startling request that she wants him to die for her. She reveals herself as Raynare, a fallen angel, and she tries to kill him. Using her summoning card, Rias Gremory, a buxom third-year student at Kuoh Academy, revives him. Issei wakes up the next morning, thinking that the events that occurred were all just a dream. Immediately after being attacked by another fallen angel and waking up, he notices Rias naked in his room. Rias reveals to Issei her true identity as a devil and says that as a result of his death at the hands of Yuma, she has reincarnated him as a devil, becoming his master in the process.

## Bad Qualities

1. Having a show with too much strong nudity might seem to hot for anime fans.
2. False Advertising: By taking a look at a DVD cover for the show, You can see that it has a 15 rating when it apparently has a lot of nudity in it.
3. Asia Argento seems a bit too young to be attending high school for the following reasons, She sounds like a very young girl and her breasts are sometimes a bit too small for someone to attend 11th grade. And another thing, The character name literally plagiarized an italian actor with the same name.
4. Rias Gremory and Asia Argento act a little too childish for 1 reason, They sometimes go into Issei's bed completely naked by trying to comfort Issei while he sleeps.
5. One character who wears glasses looks a lot like Margo Gru from Despicable Me as a teenager.
6. One episode has a character bathing naked in a church, That is not even funny

## Good Qualities

1. The characters are pretty likeable.
2. Asia's voice is a bit cute at some times.
3. The animation is not that bad.
4. Good voice acting for everyone except Asia (At certain times).
5. The landscapes are awesome
Colin Brake

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As Script Editor

* *Thin Ice*
* *Action at a Distance*
* *Blood and Iron*
* *War World*
* *The Cult of Maulden*
* *Night Thoughts*
* *A School for Glory*
* *Lungbarrow*
* *A Virtual Nightmare*
* *Nightshade*
* *Love and War*
* *The Long Game*
* *Silence in the Library*
* *Survival of the Fittest*
* *Reckoning of the Daleks*
* *Invasion of the Regorions*
* *Blood Heat*
* *The Time Trap*
Lungbarrow (TV Story)

***Lungbarrow*** was the sixth serial of Season 28 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Marc Platt, directed by Nicholas Mallett and starred Richard Griffiths as the Eighth Doctor & Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield.

 Synopsis

All is not well on Gallifrey. Raine is having someone else's nightmares. Ace is talking to herself. So is K9. Leela has stumbled on a murderous family conspiracy. And the beleaguered Lady President, Romanadvoratrelundar, foresees one of the most tumultuous events in her planet's history.

At the root of all is an ancient and terrible place, the House of Lungbarrow in the southern mountains of Gallifrey. Something momentous is happening there. But the House has inexplicably gone missing.

673 years ago the Doctor left his family in that forgotten House. Abandoned, disgraced and resentful, they have waited. And now he's home at last.

 Plot

## Cast

* The Doctor - Richard Griffiths
* Raine Creevy - Julia Sawalha
* Leela - Louise Jameson
* Romana - Lalla Ward
* Voice of K-9 - John Leeson
* Andred - Christopher Tranchell
* Rodan - Hillary Ryan
* Lord Ferain - John Franklin-Robbins
* Glospin - Stephen Fry
* Innocent - Frances de la Tour
* Satthralope -  Margot Van der Burgh
* Arkhew - Andrew Sachs
* Quences - Darren Nesbitt
* Badger -  David John Pope

 Crew

To be added.

 References

To be added.

## Home video and audio releases

### VHS

* This story was first released on VHS in 1992.

### DVD

* Single Release: To be added
* This story along with the other stories in Season 28 were upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and were released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 28* in the UK.