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Mason Jackson

Mason Jackson is the character of The Early Adventures of Marilyn, Jason, and Mason. She is Jason and Mason's friend.

## Mason Jackson

### Friends

Marilyn JonesJason Monroe

Ruth

Lucy

Becky

Ramona

### Likes

JasonMarilyn

Ramona

His incessant Do it's

Jokes

His entire persona

Sex

Being sarcastic

### Dislikes

VillainsChained up with Jason

Shadows

Marilyn gets angry

Sir Calico squeezed him

Sir Calico

### Relatives

Aunt Shirley (mother-in-law)Uncle William (father-in-law)

Katie Jones (aunt)

Bob Jones (uncle)

Ruth (cousin)

Ramona (cousin)

## Physical Appearance

Mason has short reddish-brown hair with red polka dots and green eyes. He has a red heart on the back of his head. He has a thin body and he's even taller than Marilyn, Jason, and Marilyn's friends. He has a large bust that resembles breasts. He wears a black and red striped shirt, a black and blood red bowtie-like-choker, a thin black choker, grey shorts, and black thigh high boots. He also has a golden tooth, and under his eyes are three red dots.

His Pajamas, he sleeps naked, but he wears his bowtie-like-choker, his choker, his shorts, and barefeet. He also has a red heart tattoo on his chest, giving resemble to Angel Dust.

In Celebration, he wears a black suit with red stripes, his black and blood red bowtie-like-choker, his thin black choker, dark red gloves followed by dark purple shorts, and dark purple thigh high boots.

## Personality

Mason is a very sarcastic and sassy 14-year-old who he loves Marilyn and his friends.

## Relationships

Marilyn Jones

Marilyn is Mason and Jason's optimistic and energetic best friend.

Jason Monroe

Jason is Marilyn and Mason's flirtatious and sarcastic friend.

Ruth

Ruth is one of Marilyn's friends.

Becky

Becky is one of Marilyn's friends.

Lucy

Lucy is one of Marilyn's friends.

Ramona

Ramona is Mason and Jason's smart cousin.
The Doctor's TARDIS

The TARDIS's exterior

(*NOTE: TARDIS interior images belong to [1]ThetaSigma11235.*)

**The Doctor****'s TARDIS** (also called **the Ship**, **the Box**, and simply **the TARDIS**), was the Doctor's primary means of transport. It was capable of travelling through space and time. The Doctor voyaged all across the universe in this vessel, from the Big Bang (TV: Terminus, Castrovalva, AUDIO: Slipback) to the end of the universe, the centre of the universe (TV: Terminus) to its outermost edges. (TV: Planet of Evil, Underworld) The craft was also capable of travelling between parallel realities, in spite of the fact that it was not specifically designed for inter-dimensional travel. (TV: Inferno) Like all other TARDIS models, the Doctor's TARDIS was controlled via a central control console. (TV: An Unearthly Child,et.al)

Other Time Lords frequently characterised the Doctor's TARDIS as woefully out-of-date. (TV: The Claws of Axos, The Ribos Operation) Indeed, by at least the time of the Doctor's fourth incarnation, if not much earlier, the model (a "Type 40 Model") had been pulled from general service on Gallifrey, and replaced by more advanced models. (TV: The Deadly Assassin, The Invasion of Time)

The craft was prone to a number of technical faults, ranging from depleted resources (TV: An Unearthly Child, The Wheel in Space, Vengeance on Varos) to malfunctioning controls (TV: The Edge of Destruction) to a simple inability to arrive at the proper time or location. However, because the TARDIS was a living being, these "faults" may instead have been at least partially attributed to the manifestation of the ship's free will.

As the centuries passed and all of the Doctor's companions came and went, the Doctor's faithful TARDIS remained his constant companion. They shared an unbreakable bond, and once The Twelfth Doctor came to feel that in the end, it was '*just* (him) and (his TARDIS), *wandering eternity'*. (TV: The Yuletide Murders)

According to The Thirteenth Doctor, he believed that the materialisation noise the TARDIS made when it appeared, brought hope to anyone who heard it, no matter how lost they were. (TV: Bowing Out)
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Romana

## Romanadvoratrelundar

### Nicknames/Aliases

Romana
Fred

### Main Actor

Mary Tamm (1978-79)
Lalla Ward (1979-81, 1993)
Josie Lawrence (1993-2003)
Karen Gillan (2008-12)
Hayley Atwell (2017-20)

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 16 (1978-79)

* The Ribos Operation (Four episodes)
* The Pirate Planet (Four episodes)
* The Stones of Blood (Four episodes)
* The Androids of Tara (Four episodes)
* The Power of Kroll (Four episodes)
* The Armageddon Factor (Six episodes)

#### Season 17 (1979-80)

* Destiny of the Daleks (Four episodes)
* City of Death (Four episodes)
* The Creature from the Pit (Four episodes)
* Nightmare of Eden (Four episodes)
* The Horns of Nimon (Four episodes)
* Shada

#### Season 18 (1980-81)

* The Leisure Hive (Four episodes)
* Meglos (Four episodes)
* Full Circle (Four episodes)
* State of Decay (Four episodes)
* Warriors' Gate (Four episodes)
Eighth Doctor

*Well, I'm delighted to see that your enforced exile to another plane of existence has done wonders for your megalomania!*

*- **The Doctor to the Toymaker**, **The Eight Doctors: Part 1***

Calm, concise and well mannered to a fault, The Eighth Doctor was a stark psychological departure from his predecessor. Whereas the Seventh Doctor would often face his darkest foes with coldness in kind, the Eighth would seek to understand and, if possible, empathise with those he would face. After many centuries battling against evil, he sought to find the good in all he encountered.

Nonetheless, whenever he came across a truly wicked and irredeemable adversary, he would drop his scruples and face them with resolute determination.

## Physical Appearance and Attributes

The Eighth Doctor had the appearance of a middle aged man, of a medium height and build. He had greying hair, large ears, and a kindly face with expressive eyes.

His initial choice of clothing was a 1960s policeman's uniform, complete with overcoat and hat. He soon discarded of the hat and uniform, but kept the long black overcoat, although he stripped it of it's various insignia and numbering. Underneath the coat, he took to wearing dark, or navy blue suits, often striped, and a pair of brown leather shoes.

## Behind the Scenes

* Fowlds's *Yes Minister* co-stars Paul Eddington and Nigel Hawthorne were both offered the role of the Doctor. Eddington declined due to his deteriorating health, and Hawthorne was busy appearing in the play *Shadowlands*. Both men recommended Fowlds for the part. They would both go on to guest star together in Seasons 28 & 29.
* Other actors considered for, or offered the role of the Doctor included Richard Griffiths, Peter Cook, Denholm Elliott, Rowan Atkinson, and Billy Connolly.

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 28 (1991)

* Inner Hauntings (Four episodes)
* Network (Three episodes)
* The Dark Pit (Three episodes)
* Mission: Unusual (Two episodes)

#### Season 29 (1992)

* Cyberwar (Four episodes)
* The Merlin Principle (Three episodes)
* The Time Assassin (Four episodes)
* Boiling of the Blood (Three episodes)

#### Season 30 (1993)

* Bloodlines (Three episodes)
* Anti-Matter Lament (Two episodes)
* Crisis on Peladon (Three episodes)
* Meddler Amock (Two episodes)
* Return to Devil's End (Three episodes)

#### Season 31 (1994)

* Breaking Point (Four episodes)
* Absolution of a Cyberman (Three episodes)
* Mansion of Murder (Two episodes)
* Masterplan (Three episodes)

## Quotes

(Kroton and Raine look upon the newly regenerated Doctor)

Raine: *Doctor?*

Doctor: *Well I could hardly be anyone else, could I?*

***- Alixion, Part Four***
Blue Flag

***Blue Flag*** (青のフラッグ, *Ao no Furaggu*) is a shonen romance manga by KAITO. It was serialized on the *Shonen Jump+* website from February 2017 to April 2020. Viz Media holds the license for the English release of the series.

## Plot

Taichi Ichinose used to be friends with Toma Mita in elementary school. As Toma's popularity grew, their friendship shrank. This distance between them continued until the beginning of their third year of high school when the perpetually shy and timid Futaba Kuze approaches Taichi. Futaba has a huge crush on Toma, but is not sure if Toma would even be interested in a girl like her. She thinks Taichi, having been close to Toma once, might be able to help her. Luckily for her, Taichi does have some inkling as to what Toma likes in a girl and, even though he does not really like Futuba, he decides to help her out anyway.

What neither of them are aware of is that Toma is gay and in love with Taichi. He made up his preferences in woman as a form of self-defense, and has kept his true feelings under wraps for years. The only person who figured this out is Masumi Itachi, an aloof girl who also harbors secret feelings for her same-sex friend, Futaba.

As these four teens navigate their last year of high school, each one will have to ask themselves and each other hard questions about their futures, their friendships, and their feelings.

## Chapters and Volumes

*Main article*: Chapters and Volumes
The series concluded with 54 chapters that were compiled into eight volumes.

## References

1. ↑ The Official Website for Blue Flag. Viz.com. Retrieved on July 24, 2022.
Doctor Who

***Doctor Who*** is a British science fiction television programme produced by the BBC since 1963. The programme depicts the adventures of a Time Lord called "the Doctor", an extraterrestrial being, to all appearances human, from the planet Gallifrey. The Doctor explores the universe in a time-travelling space ship called the TARDIS. Its exterior appears as a blue British police box, which was a common sight in Britain in 1963 when the series first aired. Accompanied by a number of companions, the Doctor combats a variety of foes while working to save civilisations and help people in need.

The show is a significant part of British popular culture, and elsewhere it has gained a cult following. It has influenced generations of British television professionals, many of whom grew up watching the series. *Doctor Who* has also spawned numerous spin-offs, including comic books, films, novels, audio dramas, and the television series *UNIT* (1997-2006), and *The Sarah Jane Adventures* (2007-2011), and has been the subject of many parodies and references in popular culture.

Fourteen actors have headlined the series as the Doctor. The transition from one actor to another is written into the plot of the show with the concept of regeneration into a new incarnation, a plot device in which a Time Lord "transforms" into a new body when the current one is too badly harmed to heal normally. Each actor's portrayal is unique, but all represent stages in the life of the same character, and together, they form a single lifetime with a single narrative. The time-travelling feature of the plot means that different incarnations of the Doctor occasionally meet. The Doctor is currently portrayed by Emma Thompson, who took on the role after Nonso Anozie's exit in the 2017 Season 48 finale "Bowing Out".
Kroton

## Kroton

### Species

Human
Cyberman

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 27 (1990)

* The Soul of a Cyberman (Four episodes)
* Alixion (Four episodes)

#### Season 28 (1991)

* Inner Hauntings (Four episodes)
* Network (Three episodes)
* The Dark Pit (Three episodes)
* Mission: Unusual (Two episodes)

#### Season 29 (1992)

* Cyberwar (Four episodes)
* The Merlin Principle (Three episodes)
* The Time Assassin (Four episodes)
* Boiling of the Blood (Three episodes)

#### Season 30 (1993)

* Bloodlines (Three episodes)
* Anti-Matter Lament (Two episodes)
* Crisis on Peladon (Three episodes
* Meddler Amock (Two episodes)
* Return to Devil's End (Three episodes)

#### Season 31 (1994)

* Breaking Point (Four episodes)
* Absolution of a Cyberman (Three episodes)
The Legend of the Golden Tyrant

The legend of the golden tyrant is a common folktale shared among many civilizations. It's especially popular in Luxtamare and Nocturn, especially humans.

## Summary

The shortest summary of the legend possible is:

Back when dragons ruled the world, one of the kingdoms in the west was ruled by a dragon known only as "The Golden Tyrant." He enslaved elves and humans. The gods disguised a human child as a dragon and he took the child in. Eventually, the child grew up and learned the truth, and went to war with his father. The Golden Tyrant killed his own son, and for his hubris was punished by being transformed into a human himself.

## Variations

There are many variations of this story, depending on where its told and who is telling it.

* In Luxtamare, its believed that after he was turned into a human, the golden tyrant was killed by his own court, for they thought the human killed their king.
* In Vala, he then rose up and killed the other dragons in order to gain the human's trust. The elves then say the humans foolishly believed him and then he wiped them out until the elves rose up and killed him with the first dragon bane sword. Humans believe they created the first dragon bane sword and did it themselves.
* In Nocturn, they believe the golden tyrant never died and walks among them as a beggar, trapped in an immortal body until he learns the value of human life.
* In Mixcoatl, they believe he became one of the monsters that try to eat souls on their journey to the afterlife.

The myth is not that prominent in other cultures.

## Historical Accuracy

Archeology is a big fad in Nocturn right now, and because of that, this story is popular to debate among high elves and humans alike. Some historians are skeptical of the whole thing as there is no name for The Golden Tyrant, and no records they found in draconic ruins seem to imply any event like this. There's not really even a solid date.

The other thing that makes Nocturn Scholars skeptical is the fact that this was mostly kept by humans who live unfortunately short lifespans, unlike the elves who live to be 300. The known human scholar in Nocturn society Eugine Bachlier called this racist and stupid. He does not believe the myth but he thinks that's a damn stupid reason not to.

Many argue that it is true though, as the time period seems to line up with when the records of the dragons suddenly ends.
Terrance Dicks

*I always used to say, Barry (Barry Letts) took over as producer, I took over as script editor, Jon Pertwee became the Doctor and the show went into colour. Modesty forbids me to say which is the most important. In fact, all these things came together.*

- **Terrance Dicks**

**Terrance Dicks** (born Terrance William Dicks on 14 April 1935, died 29 August 2019) whom fans have long affectionately called "Uncle Terrance", script edited the Patrick Troughton and Jon Pertwee eras of *Doctor Who* and wrote many *Doctor Who* episodes, novels and novelisations, becoming one of the franchise's most prolific authors and scriptwriters. On the occasion of his death, We Are Cult's Jon Arnold said of Dicks: '*In a very real sense Dicks invented the Doctor as we know them today*.'
Ninth Doctor

*DO YOU SERIOUSLY BELIEVE, THAT THIS TWISTED CAUSE JUSTIFIES THE SENSELESS DESTRUCTION, AND DESECRATION OF INNOCENT LIFE? (beat) YOU PATHETIC, POINTLESS HUSK!*

*- **The Doctor to the Ripper**, **The Whitechapel Slayer: Part 3***

Booming and boisterous, the Ninth Doctor could best be summed up as an force of nature.

## Physical Appearance and Attributes

The Ninth Doctor was a burly figure with greying brown hair, a thick beard and wild eyes.

He initially wore a victorian pirate outfit of primarily red and blue colours. However his later fashion choices were more subdued, consisting of a turquoise sweater shirt, and a navy blue coat, with matching trousers, and sneaker shoes.

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 32 (1995)

* Rule of Nine (Four episodes)
* Human Instinct (Two episodes)
* War Front (Two episodes)
* March of the Sontarans (Four episodes)

#### Season 33 (1996)

* The Watergate Affair (Four episodes)
* The Whitechapel Slayer (Three episodes)
* Station 87 (Two episodes)
* The Killing Game (Three episodes)
* Whodunnit (Three episodes)

#### Season 34 (1997)

* The Dream Land (Four episodes)
* Inquisition (Three episodes)
* The Cube Invasion (Two episodes)
* The Gallifrey Incident (Four episodes)

#### Season 35 (1998)

* The Moon Beast (Four episodes)
* Malice of the Daleks (Three episodes)
* The Menace of Waterloo (Two episodes)
* Lunar Three (Two episodes)
* Dead Time (Three episodes)
The Legend of Redtooth

A Legend popular among remote villages in Harstrom.

## Summary

The gist of the story is that of the first white dragon being tamed.

Long ago there was an White Wyrm known as Redtooth attacking villages up in the deep north. She gained her name from her reputation of tearing her victims apart, making the snow and to an extent, her red for days at a time, some even say the blood ran for miles into the mountains. The Tabaxi and Dwarves alike suffered greatly under its wrath, until one day a clever Dwarf named Pippin stole an egg from her layer. The dragon went on a rampage, but with the help of the Tabaxi, he was kept safe. He raised the baby dragon and they became inseperable companions. With some help of Tabaxi doing similar to local Wyverns, they Lyndon and defeated redtooth using witty tactics rather than brute force.
Eleventh Doctor

## Physical Appearance and Attributes

The Eleventh Doctor appeared to be a tall man, South Asian in appearance, with thin salt and pepper hair. He dressed like "a 50s university lecturer" with tweed outfits, and various types of bow ties.

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 39 (2003)

* Stepping Up (Two episodes)
* Night Fears (One episode)
* Lycanthrope (One episode)
* The Dalek Killer (Two episodes)
* The Paratrax Incursion (Two episodes)

#### Season 40 (2005)

* The Doctor's Daughter (One episode)
* Aliens of London (Two Episodes)
* The Silurian Diploma (One episode)
* The Unquiet Dead (One episode)
* The Empty Child (Two episodes)
* Father's Day (One episode)
* Dalek (One episode)

#### Season 41 (2006)

* School Reunion (One episode)
* The Draconia Conundrum (Two episodes)
* The Girl in the Fireplace (One episode)

#### Season 42 (2008)

* The Battle for Sontar
* The Toymaker's Revenge
* Blink (One episode)
* Human Nature (Two episodes)
* The Fires of Pompeii
* Eclipse

### U.N.I.T.

#### Series 6 (2004)

* Episode 4
* Episode 5

#### Series 8 (2006)

* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7
Doctor Who: Unbound

The initial CD release of Auld Mortality, the first entry in the series

**Doctor Who: Unbound** is a series of audio plays produced by BBC Radio 4, that are part of the Doctor Who franchise. Taking place outside the continuity of the main series, the plays primarily showcase a series of "What if...?" scenarios, and cast new actors in the role of the Doctor.

Initially intended as a one-off series to celebrate the show's 40th anniversary, it's success amongst fans led to the tradition of a new series being broadcast on every fifth subsequent anniversary year.

## Stories

#### Series One (2003)

 "Sympathy for the Devil"
 "Full Fathom Five"
 "Exile"

#### Series Two (2008)

by
 "Masters of War"
Haigh-Ellery
 "The Seven Keys to Doomsday"

## Cast

Doctors:

 David Warner
 Burt Kwouk
 Dawn French
 Ron Moody
 Lenny Henry

Companions

 Brigadier Lethbridge Stewart
Jenna Coleman

## Career highlights

### Notable non-DWU work

*Emmerdale*, *Waterloo Road*, *Captain America: The First Avenger*, *Death Comes to Pemberly*, *Me Before You*, *Victoria*, *The Cry*, *Inside No. 9*, *The Serpent*

**Jenna Coleman** (born 27 April 1986) played Matilda Berry from 2012 to 2015. She was credited as **Jenna-Louise Coleman** from 2012 to 2013.

Prior to landing the role on *Doctor Who*, Coleman was best known for portraying Jasmine Thomas in *Emmerdale*, and has also appeared in *Waterloo Road* as Lindsay James. In 2011, she played a minor role as Connie in the Marvel Studios film *Captain America: The First Avenger*. In 2012 she appeared as Annie Desmond in the miniseries *Titanic*.

Since leaving *Doctor Who*, Coleman has starred as Queen Victoria in the ITV biographical period drama *Victoria*, supported *Game of Thrones* star Emilia Clarke in the romantic "dramedy" film *Me Before You*, gave a critically praised performance as a mother searching for her infant child in the Australian psychological thriller *The Cry*, made a guest appearance in the dark comedy anthology series *Inside No. 9*, and was most recently seen as the girlfriend of a serial killer in *The Serpent*. Coleman will next star as Joan Bright in ''The War Rooms'', and as Johanna Constantine in the Netflix series *The Sandman*, based on the DC Comics characters created by Neil Gaiman.
Winifred Bambera

## Winifred Bambera

### Main Actor(s)

Angela Bruce

TBC

## List of Appearances

### UNIT

#### Series 1 (1997)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6

#### Series 2 (1998)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6

#### Series 3 (1999)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7

#### Series 4 (2001)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7

#### Series 5 (2003)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7

#### Series 6 (2004)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7

#### Series 7 (2005)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7

#### Series 8 (2006)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7
John Benton

TBC

## Personality

Despite their differing personalities, Benton got along well with each version of the Doctor that he encountered.

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 7 (1970)

* The Ambassadors of Death
* Inferno

#### Season 8 (1971)

* Terror of the Autons
* The Mind of Evil
* The Claws of Axos
* The Dæmons

#### Season 9 (1972)

* Day of the Daleks
* The Time Monster

#### Season 10 (1972-73)

* The Three Doctors
* The Green Death

#### Season 11 (1974)

* Invasion of the Dinosaurs
* Planet of the Spiders

#### Season 13 (1975)

* Terror of the Zygons
* The Android Invasion

### UNIT

#### Series 1 (1997)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6

#### Series 2 (1998)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6

#### Series 3 (1999)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7

#### Series 4 (2001)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7

#### Series 5 (2003)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7

#### Series 6 (2004)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7

#### Series 7 (2005)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7

#### Series 8 (2006)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7
Romana II

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 17 (1979-80)

* Destiny of the Daleks (Four episodes)
* City of Death (Four episodes)
* The Creature from the Pit (Four episodes)
* Nightmare of Eden (Four episodes)
* The Horns of Nimon (Four episodes)
* Shada (unaired)

#### Season 18 (1980-81)

* The Leisure Hive (Four episodes)
* Meglos (Four episodes)
* Full Circle (Four episodes)
* State of Decay (Four episodes)
* Warriors' Gate (Four episodes)
Raine Cunningham

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 27 (1990)

* The Soul of a Cyberman (Four episodes)
* Alixion (Four episodes)

#### Season 28 (1991)

* Inner Hauntings (Four episodes)
* Network (Three episodes)
* The Dark Pit (Three episodes)
* Mission: Unusual (Two episodes)

#### Season 29 (1992)

* Cyberwar (Four episodes)
* The Merlin Principle (Three episodes)
* The Time Assassin (Four episodes)
* Boiling of the Blood (Three episodes)
Time Lords

The **Time Lords** were inhabitants of the planet Gallifrey, who were most famous for the creation and attempted monopolisation of time travel technology. (TV: *The Time Warrior*, PROSE: *The Crystal Bucephalus* et al.) They created and upheld the laws of time. (TV: *The Three Doctors*)

Time Lords were sensitive to, being able to see "all that is, all that was, all that ever could be," (TV: *Legacy of a Time Lord*) but also "what must not be". (TV: *The Fires of Pompeii*) They had an instinctive urge to stay away from events that would always happen. (TV: *The Waters of Mars*) They were seen as nearly immortal, (TV: *The War Games*, *Legacy of a Time Lord*) partially due to their ability to regenerate. (TV: The Tenth Planet, *Planet of the Spiders*, et al.)

The ancient Time Lords were known to take part in battles and conflicts, often helping to hunt species known to be dangerous. (PROSE: *Pandoric's Box*, et al.) One of the last of these was a war against the Great Vampires, which was so long and bloody that they turned against violence in general. (TV: *State of Decay,* PROSE: Vampire Science) For at least part of their history, the Time Lords adhered to a strict policy of non-interference. (TV: The War Games) Despite their attempts to keep up an appearance of being uninterested in the affairs of others, they still sent discreet missions where other Time Lords would act on their behalf. (TV: *Colony in Space*, *The Two Doctors*, *Genesis of the Daleks*, et al.) On one occasion, the Fourth Doctor was instructed to intercept the creation of the Dalek race, (TV: *Genesis of the Daleks*) a step which eventually led to a war between the two species. (COMIC: *Hunters of the Burning Stone*, et al.)

By the time of the Sixth Doctor, the Time Lords had reigned in "absolute power" for ten million years. (TV: *The Ultimate Foe*)
The Doctor

## The Doctor

### Main Actor

William Hartnell (1963-66)
Patrick Troughton (1966-69)
Jon Pertwee (1970-74)
Tom Baker (1974-81)
Peter Davison (1982-84)
Colin Baker (1984-86)
Sylvester McCoy (1987-90)
Derek Fowlds (1991-94)
Brian Blessed (1995-98)
Adrian Lester (1999-2002)
Art Malik (2003-2008)
Mark Addy (2009-13)
Nonso Anozie (2014-17)
Emma Thompson (2018-21)
TBA (2021-present)
Derek Fowlds

**Derek Fowlds** (2 September 1937-17 January 2020) played the Eighth Doctor from 1990 to 1994.

Outside of *Doctor Who*, he was best known for his role as pedantic civil servant Bernard Woolley, in the critically acclaimed sitcom *Yes Minister*, and it's sequel *Yes, Prime Minister*, and as Mr. Derek in *The Basil Brush Show.*
Liz Shaw

## Liz Shaw

### Main Actor

Caroline John

TBA

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 7 (1970)

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

### UNIT

#### Series 1 (1997)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6

#### Series 2 (1998)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6

#### Series 3 (1999)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7

#### Series 8 (2006)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7
Anthony Osgood

## Anthony Osgood

### Main Actor(s)

Sean Pertwee

TBC

## List of Appearances

### UNIT

#### Series 1 (1997)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6

#### Series 2 (1998)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6

#### Series 3 (1999)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7

#### Series 4 (2001)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7

#### Series 5 (2003)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7

#### Series 6 (2004)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7

#### Series 7 (2005)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7

#### Series 8 (2006)

* Episode 1
* Episode 2
* Episode 3
* Episode 4
* Episode 5
* Episode 6
* Episode 7
Loritor

The Loritor, officially the **Islands of Loritor and** **Rotra** are a collection of islands off the coast of Hainan Chong, in the Pacific ocean.

Population: 530 000

Tribes: 342 officially recognized by the Chong Office for Indigenous Groups (COFIG), 7 pending recognition.

Loritor functions mostly on a gift economy. Trade among tribes is commonly only done by high ranking members of each tribe. Barter is only used between strangers or with trading ships. Attempts to introduce a standardized currency for Loritor (Lori Sila Hanyu Pinyin *luoli shila*) was met with hostilities by the locals.

Since the Loritor immigration crisis of (\_\_\_\_), over (\_\_\_\_) Lori are living on Mainland Chong.

## History of Loritor

Loritor is thought to be inhabited by indigenous East Vertconers, and is supported by geanelogical evidence. [1] This migration seems to have occurred 5000 years ago. Loritor developed rudimentary writing and stone age tools, and were very adept at seafaring. Loritor has been governed by tribal leaders for hundreds of years.

Loritor was found by the HMS Tientang during the Southern Circumnavigation of Saneri. Is was initially recorded as an uninhabited island chain with dense forest. Subsequent visits to the island found inhabitants that were friendly to visitors and engaged in barter trade.

## Language

The primary language of Loritor is Loritasa, with \_\_% of its population speaking it as a primary language and \_\_% if combined with L2 and L3 speakers [1].

Loritasa has 4 consonants and 3 vowels (l,r,t,s,a,i,o). It is an inflected language and has around 30 000 words. The first written dictionary of Loritasa was published in \_\_\_\_ by \_\_\_\_.

## Chong relations with Loritor

Chong maintains its claim of sovereignty over Loritor, which is contested by the Loritor government. During a referendum held on independence, 46.3% supported independence. [2]

The Loritor government has given 3 islands to the Chong government in exchange for maintaining a foreign aid program with Loritor. 2 islands are reserved for tourism while the other is used as a strategic military base.
Beyoncé

Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter is the singing voice of Marilyn Jones in The Early Adventures of Marilyn, Jason, and Mason. She sings Done For Me, Left to Right, Halo, Single Ladies (Put a Ring on it), Oops!... I Did It Again, (You Drive Me) Crazy, Selfish, Till the World Ends, Sometimes, Cool for the Summer, Baby One More Time, and Can't Make You Love Me, in the pilot episode.

## General Information

### Occupation

SingerVoice actress

Actress

## Background

She played Sharon Charles in the 2009 movie Obsessed. She also played the voice of adult Nala in the 2019 remake The Lion King.
The Master

The Master's known incarnations

**The Master** was the moniker used by a renegade Time Lord. Cruel, cold and at times almost completely psychotic, they were nonetheless possessing of a naturally suave, charming manner, a tool they used to their benefit. Their goals, which included universal dominion, and the unnatural prolonging of their own life, often brought them up against their longtime enemy and one-time friend, the fellow Time Lord known as The Doctor.

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 8 (1971)

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

#### Season 9 (1972)

* The Sea Devils
* The Time Monster

#### Season 18 (1981)

* The Keeper of Traken
* Logopolis

#### Season 19 (1982)

* Castrovalva
* Time-Flight

#### Season 20 (1983)

* The King's Demons
* The Five Doctors

#### Season 21 (1984)

* Planet of Fire
* The Caves of Androzani

#### Season 23 (1986)

* T*he Trial of a Time Lord*
	+ *The Ultimate Foe*

#### Season 38 (2002)

* Killing Time (One episode)
* Trial of the Master (One episode)
The Early Adventures of Marilyn, Jason, and Mason

The Early Adventures of Marilyn, Jason, and Mason is an upcoming 2020 comedy animated series created by Vivienne Medrano, with music scored by Randy Newman, and songs written by Beyoncé, Marteen, Charlie Puth, Kehlani, Demi Lovato, and Britney Spears.

## The Early Adventures of Marilyn, Jason, and Mason

### Written by

Vivienne MedranoDave Capdevielle

Raymond Hernandez

Daniel Macdonald

### Starring

Leia Morgana RosasMichael Kovach

Eric Andre

Catherine Taber

James Corden

Madonna

Vivienne Medrano

Monica Franco

Jill Harris

Alfred Molina

Kristen Schaal

Stamper

Joe Gran

Everleigh Soutas

Ava Foley

Jojo Siwa

Billie Eilish

Maddie Ziegler

Elle Fanning

## Plot

The series focuses on Marilyn Jones, a 13-year-old teenager, and her best friends Mason Jackson and Jason Monroe went to a great early adventure before going home. Marilyn and her friends must worked together as a team.

## Cast

* Leia Morgana Rosas - Marilyn Jones
	+ Beyoncé - Marilyn's singing voice
* Michael Kovach - Jason Monroe
* Eric Andre - Mason Jackson
* Catherine Taber - Becky
* Madonna - Katie Jones
* James Corden - Bob Jones
* Vivienne Medrano - Ramona
* Monica Franco - Lucy
* Jill Harris - Ruth
* Kristen Schaal - Aunt Shirley
* Alfred Molina - Uncle William
* Stamper - Sir Calico
* Joe Gran - Sir Calico's minions

### Additional Voices

* Everleigh Soutas - Twin Sister
* Ava Foley - Twin Sister 2
* Jojo Siwa - Monica Smith
* Billie Eilish - Racoon Tail haired Emo Girl
* Maddie Ziegler - Annabelle Taylor
* Elle Fanning - Lynn Di Tucci
Tenth Doctor

## Behind the Scenes

* It was during the Tenth Doctor's era, that the show's format was altered. The traditional format of serialised adventures, was replaced by a run of mostly single episode stories, with a decreasing amount of multi-parters. The 45-65 minute runtime was maintained.

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 36 (1999)

* New Eyes (Three episodes)
* Starlight (Three episodes)
* March of the Silurians (Four episodes)
* Autumn Comes, Summer Dies (Two episodes)

#### Season 37 (2000)

* The Problem on Skelton Street (One episode)
* The War of Draconia (Two episodes)
* The Rutan Equation (Two episodes)
* Future Tense (One episode)
* Skaro Reborn (Two episodes)

#### Season 38 (2002)

* The Siege of Peladon (Two episodes)
* Killing Time (One episode)
* Trial of The Master (One episode)
* The Lost Planet (One episode)
* Peril on Neptune (One episode)
* A Debt to Pay (Two episodes)

### U.N.I.T.

#### Series 4 (2001)

* Episode 6
* Episode 7
Martin Jameson

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 34 (1997)

* The Dream Land (Four episodes)
* Inquisition (Three episodes)
* The Cube Invasion (Two episodes)
* The Gallifrey Incident (Four episodes)

#### Season 35 (1998)

* The Moon Beast (Four episodes)
* Malice of the Daleks (Five episodes)
* The Menace of Waterloo (Two episodes)
* Lunar Three (Two episodes)
* Dead Time (Three episodes)

#### Season 36 (1999)

* New Eyes (Three episodes)
* Starlight (Three episodes)
* March of the Silurians (Four episodes)
* Autumn Comes, Summer Dies (Two episodes)
The Monk

*He's afflicted with a terrible disease. It's called stupidity.*

**- The Doctor talking about the Monk, The Paratrax Incursion: Part 2**

**The Monk** was a renegade Time Lord with a propensity for perverting the course of the space-time continuum. Throughout the course of his travels, he developed a firm rivalry with the fellow Time Lord known as The Doctor.

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 3 (1965-66)

* The Daleks' Master Plan (Three episodes)
Benny Summer

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 34 (1997)

* The Dream Land (Four episodes)
* Inquisition (Three episodes)
* The Cube Invasion (Two episodes)
* The Gallifrey Incident (Four episodes)

#### Season 35 (1998)

* The Moon Beast (Four episodes)
* Malice of the Daleks (Five episodes)
* The Menace of Waterloo (Two episodes)
* Lunar Three (Two episodes)
* Dead Time (Three episodes)

#### Season 36 (1999)

* New Eyes (Three episodes)
* Starlight (Three episodes)
* March of the Silurians (Four episodes)
* Autumn Comes, Summer Dies (Two episodes)
Global Union

The **Global Union** (**GU** or less commonly **GLUN**) is an intergovernmental organization responsible for maintaining international peace and security, developing friendly relations among nations, achieving international cooperation, and being a center for harmonizing the actions of nations. It is the largest, internationally represented and most powerful intergovernmental organization in the world. The GU is headquartered on international territory in Chong Capital; other main offices are in Xi Capital, Northern Capital and Guangzhong.

Currently, the GU is heavily involved in diplomacy involving conflics such as the Borean War, Chong-Xi tensions and Southern claims to the Southern Islands.
Doctor Who: Beyond 1990 Wiki

**Welcome to the Doctor Who: Beyond 1990 Wiki!**Greetings All!
This wiki details a hypothetical reality where Doctor Who was not cancelled in 1989! It will initially be based on known information about the plans of the proposed Season 27, but soon enough I'll be adding my own hypothetical additions. Whilst the events displayed within may not necessarily adhere to what would have realistically happened, I'm nonetheless hoping it shall prove to be, if nothing else, a fun endeavour for all.

If you should wish to add any major information onto the wiki, (e.g. creating pages or producing or editing major information, character backstories) would you kindly let me know in the Discussion page, so that I could approve or decline it as I deem appropriate. That being said, feel free to add any smaller details, like correcting typos, or misinformation, as you see fit.

Speaking of the Discussion page, feel free to add any threads you want.

With all that being said, Everyone have a great time!

- Gareth Heathcote

## The Cast of UNIT (1997-2006)

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Destraz

## Overview

Destraz is an ancient red dragon who lives in the heart of the misty sea gulf of Nocturn. There, he's building a museum of the history of the Akna that he hopes to be able to bring around the world. Destraz is tracking Key Pieces to the temple of Caelum and damaged tome currently being fought over by Luxtamare and Nocturn.

## Description

Destraz is a pretty textbook red dragon. He is gigantic, with crimson scales that seem to be worn from battles long past and spiked horns the color of aged gold. He wears large gold spectacles of some kind. One eye is bright orange, which is fading into the glowing solid eye that defines ancient dragons, while the other seems to be a faded orange, damaged from combat.

## Personality

Destraz is a very studious and kind dragon, though he lacks the social skills most dragons are known for. He's naturally fatherly and tends to take care of anything that he views in need of his aid. He loves nothing more than learning new things and views education as a right, something everyone should have access to. Hes wary of combat and tends to avoid it at all costs, even to his own detriment. His kindness

## Abilities

Seems to be familiar with enchantment magic, as well as standard draconic abilities like fire breath, being able to use his lair as a weapon, and a naturally intimidating presence, even if he doesn't intend it.

## Relationship to the Party

Destraz is an ally to the party and wants to help them as much as he can, even when it's unwanted. He's their main sponsor for the quest to retrieve the Key Pieces of the Temple of Caelum. His motivations for doing so seem to be safekeeping, and it's unclear if he has any unspoken ones for them as well.

He is currently doing research to find a cure for the disease that haunts Snow Wanderer's tribe.

## Other Relationships

Parental figure or teacher of some sort to Gibble, Dusk, and Xenia. Eugine implied he's met him but didn't give any details.
Cao Shanshan

Novel

Young Mistress of The Cao Family one of the top seven families in Beijing

She is one of the 3 school belles, and the crush of the former Ling Yun.

## Appearance

She is beauty that is like a flashy peony.

## History

The original Ling Yun was inlove with Cao Shanshan who followed her around everywhere which she noticed.

After old Ling Yun died and the new Ling Yun took over his dead body he changed and his temperament that reminded Cao Shanshan of her brother

Cao Shanshan was to used to being aloof that Ling Yun didn't have much feelings for her until she finally should her tsundere side and gave Zhang Ling English study notes for Ling Yun.

Cao Shanshan saw how many women were trying to court Ling Yun even her best friend Zhang Ling so she decided to be bold and become his desk mate (not that it mattered since our boy rarely went to school)

After seeing how Cao Shanshan sped to The Zhuang Pavillion when Ling Yun was in trouble fighting The Sun Family after Zhuang Meifeng was kidnapped, Ling Yun had a positive opinion about her and started to fall for her

Cao Shanshan had initially wanted to pinch Ling Yun’s thigh but miscalculated and ended up pinching his member instead. Mortified, she had tried to retract her hand but to no avail, since Ling Yun had her hand pinned on his groin. It could have been intentional coaching or temptation, but Cao Shanshan ended up jacking him off for one entire period(for 50 minutes)

Cao Shanshan rushes to Beijing to annul the marriage with The Chen Family since she is Ling Yun's woman and to ask for help with finding Ling Yun who was missing in the crater

Cao Shanshan is kidnapped by Chen Jianwei in Beijing when The Chen Family nearly destroyed The Cao Family making most of her family into having The Embrace turning her family except for Cao Tianlong into loyal servants for Chen Tianlong.

Ling Yun saves Cao Shanshan from the cave that Chen Jianwei was keeping her in and takes her away and destroying the cave in the process (752)

She is the third woman Ling Yun had intimate relationship (1221)
Mixcoatl

Map of Mixcoatl

## Commerce

### Trade

Wood, gold, Draconic Magic Items, magical creatures, Corn, tomatoes, vanilla, and other foreign crops.

The Archepelago of Mixcoatl is a group of islands surrounding the large island of Nàaziltil. This land was unknown to the east until a Luxtamarian explorer discovered the islands 200 years ago. In the next 100 years, Vala conquered the islands and rules over them.

## Geography

Mixcoatl is a group of islands, the biggest and most populous being known as Nàaziltil. There are groups of small islands divided to the east, and west, with Ba'hay an unconquered and unexplored group of islands to the south.

## History

Much of the history of the indigenous people of Mixcoatl is unknown, but what is known is demonstrated through their massive temples and now frequently deserted cities. They lived in a theocratic government, with high priests, who were often the nearly extinct couatl at the top. Their culture was focused more on the three Akna gods and less on Chronos, seeing law as a mere means to an end. Many temples were dedicated to each Akna god, who each, they believed, were as flawed as mortals, and whose mistakes and successes we should learn from. Weather what has happened in the legends is directly true or not is irrelevant, what is important is the lessons and what can be learned from them. Their society of Yuan-ti, harpies, dragonborn and humans, lived this way for seemingly thousands of years.

## Politics

Mixcoatl lives in a strict caste system:

**Pure bloods**: At the top lies the Pure Bloods. Elves and sometimes humans from Vala who were born in Vala.

**Children of Vala**: Children of a Pure Blood mother and father, who were born in Mixcoatl

**The Mixed**: People with a mother native to Mixcoatl and father from Vala.

**Couatls**: Term for the natives Mixcoatlains

**Slaves**: Enslaved natives, usually the Yuan-ti and harpies

## Inhabitants

There are many different inhabitants of Mixcoatl. The native Mixcoatlains are yuan-ti, harpies, dragonborn, and humans. They're often relegated to either slavery or are extremely disenfranchised. Many elves and humans from Vala also live there as managers of the colony.
The Sarah Jane Adventures

***The Sarah Jane Adventures*** is a British programme that was produced by BBC Cymru Wales for CBBC, created by Russell T Davies, and starring Elisabeth Sladen. The programme is a spin-off of the long-running BBC science fiction programme *Doctor Who* and is aimed at a younger audience than *Doctor Who*. It focuses on the adventures of Sarah Jane Smith, an investigative journalist who, as a young woman, had numerous adventures across time and space with the Doctor. BBC has confirmed that the show is not going to have a sixth season. The programme won a Royal Television Society 2010 award for Best Children's Drama. The series debuted on BBC One with a 60-minute special, *Invasion of the Bane*, on 1 January 2007, and broadcast until Sladen’s death in 2011. It was nominated for a British Academy Children's Award in 2008 in the Drama category, and for a BAFTA Cymru in 2009 in the Children's Drama category.

## Premise

The series focuses on Sarah Jane as she investigates alien phenomena in Ealing. She is aided by her adopted son, augmented human "Luke Smith", and by her neighbours Maria Jackson and Clyde Langer. Upon Maria's departure, Rani Chandra takes her place among the "Bannerman Road Gang". They are also assisted by robot dog K9, and by the sentient alien supercomputer known as "Mr. Smith".

## Cast

#### Main

* Elisabeth Sladen as Sarah Jane Smith
* Yasmin Paige as Maria Jackson (Series 1-2)
* Tommy Knight as Luke Smith
* Daniel Anthony as Clyde Langer
* Anjli Mohindra as Rani Chandra (Series 2-5)
* Alexander Armstrong as the voice of Mr. Smith
* John Leeson as the voice of K9
* Sinead Michael as Sky Smith (Series 5)

#### Recurring

* Joseph Millson as Alan Jackson (Series 1-2)
* Juliet Cowan as Chrissie Jackson (Series 1-2)
* Mina Anwar as Gita Chandra (Series 2-5)
* Ace Bhatti as Haresh Chandra (Series 2-5)

#### Guest

* Samantha Bond as Mrs. Wormwood (Special, Series 2)
* Anthony O'Donnell as Commander Kaagh (Series 2)
* Nicholas Courtney as Sir Alastair Lethbridge Stewart (Series 2)
* Mark Addy as The Doctor (Series 3-4)
* Cyril Nri as the Shopkeeper (Series 4-5)

## List of Serial

#### Series 5

List of Series 5 episodes
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