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Mentor

The **Mentors**, also called **Thoros-Betans**, were a race of amphibious capitalists from Thoros-Beta in the Mutter's Spiral.

## Biology

Mentors had humanoid upper bodies and segmented tails; with fins around their heads and large flaps between their arms and bodies. They came in a variety of skin-tones, including green and tan and were cold-blooded, possessing both lungs and chest gills and required constant moisture to remain comfortable. Mentors were apparently quite long-lived; one individual lived for at least one hundred years - young Mentors also had poisonous stingers on their tails, but these typically fell off with age. (TV: *Happy Families*)

## History

The Mentors Tev and Veg were personally known for two dastardly deeds during the 5600s in their pursuit to make money - the first of which taking place on Corporation Station 7 involving custom made embryos created at a specialist farm and sold off to the rich. (TV: *Happy Families*) Another involved constructing a virus that reanimated the dead which was unleashed onto the planet Murtha, so that they could sell tickets to the survivors for a place on one of their evacuation ships. (TV: *Apocalypse, Now!*, *The Devil You Know*)
Netzer

**Netzer** was a Catalast soldier of the Alae Republic Army during the Fallen War, a mass-scale conflict between the Republic and the Fallen.

## Biography

On patrol across Vallaly, Netzer and a Comparian soldier alongside him discovered the Fourteenth Doctor, Elias Danielsen and Fleur who had just arrived on the planet and helped free Elias who was stuck under rubble. Wary of an incoming Fallen attack, Netzer invited the trio back to his base where he promised medical attention for Elias and safety from any more attacks.

On the way, the vehicle was chased by a Fallen Scout Ship but Netzer managed to evade it for long enough to escape into the basement of the base. Later, once Elias had been seen to and the Doctor had explained to her companions about the situation on Vallaly, Netzer formally introduced himself to the trio, having overheard what the Doctor had been saying, therefore deciding to take her to his general, believing her to have secrets that could help them win.

Despite the Doctor's protests, Netzer grabbed her just when the room shaked and the entire room exploded with activity. With an evacuation alarm sounding, Netzer was ever more intent on taking the Doctor to his general and so tore the Doctor away from her companions, dragging her to a ship and flying to the main command centre where he introduced the Doctor to Azana before returning to the war zone. (TV: *The Fallen War*)
Liar, Liar (TV story)

**Liar, Liar** was the sixth episode of Series 2 of *Class*.

## Synopsis

Lying makes the world go round, you do it everyday to everyone, big ones and small ones. Little white lies to the darkest of the dark, but what would happen if everyone suddenly lost the ability to do so? Well that is exactly what has happened at Coal Hill Academy.

Students are unable to stop themselves from telling their greatest secrets; the teachers find themselves telling the students exactly what they think of them and the worst part is that nobody seems to notice that they are doing it...

Pretty soon, the Coal Hill Defenders are the only ones who find themselves able to keep their secrets in and none of them can explain it, all except for Miss Quill who seems all too certain of who is responsible - the Governors.

## Cast

* Charlie Smith - Greg Austin
* April MacLean - Sophie Hopkins
* Ram Singh - Fady Elsayed
* Tanya Adeola - Vivian Oparah
* Matteusz Andrzejewski - Jordan Renzo
* Miss Quill - Katherine Kelly
* Amodeus Cocker - Chiwetel Ejiofor

## Crew

* Writer - Cal A. King
* Director - Jamie Childs
Mechanical Heart (TV story)

*"If it's a war Edmund wants; it's a war he'll get. I've no issue with fighting back, especially if he wants to keep denying his part in all this. But if he wants to end this today, well... my forces are ready. Are yours, Edmund? Are you truly ready to face me in combat and prove to not just me, but to yourself and the whole of Rozlyn just who the enemy really is? Somehow, I don't think you are. And we both know that will be your downfall."*
―Diane Warder's public broadcast

***Mechanical Heart*** was the eleventh episode of Series 19 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

In the future, everybody is modded.

In the steampunk city of Kelfi-Hauten on the planet Rozlyn, lies a large and dark mansion - offering any kind of mechanical mod you could possibly want; enhanced reflexes, improved stamina, night vision, greatly improved agility; the list goes on and on. It seems that humanity has finally reached its technological zenith. But not everything is so perfect once you look beneath the surface.

Because with the mods come the gangs, gangs whose membership depends on what kind of mod you possess, gangs who have quickly grown to resent each other for no good reason, gangs who are growing ever closer to breaking point... As the Doctor and Jayanna arrive in Kelfi-Hauten, they find themselves caught up in the middle of a guerilla war between the two largest gangs - instigated by mysterious murders of their fellow members, found dumped down alleyways and inside industrial bins; always with their mods violently torn out of their flesh.

And yet, the two Time Lords know differently.

They know that there's a secret third party responsible, someone who seemingly despises technology and Rozlyn - and only wants to see them burn. But as both gangs continue to blame each other for the deaths and disappearances, it can only be a race against time to reveal the truth before the final confrontation within the stadium at the heart of the city; a battle that will not only decide the future of Rozlyn for years to come, but cause unimaginable suffering for even those who aren't involved...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Dev Patel
* Jayanna - Jodie Comer
* Edmund Whitby - Jude Law
* Diane Warder - Taylour Paige

## Crew

* Writer - Natalie Robyn
* Director - Ed Bye

## Story Notes

* Robyn has openly admitted that the inspiration for *Mechanical Heart'*s climactic battle at the stadium was punk rock band Against Me!'s music video for their song, *White People For Peace*.

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

***Penumbra: Part Four*** is the upcoming fourth episode of Series 43 of *Doctor Who*. It formed the fourth chapter of the six-part serial *Doctor Who: Penumbra*.

## Cast

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

## Crew

* Writer - Alex Stockbridge
* Director - Sallie Aprahamian

## Story Notes

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

**Osekron** was a colony planet for Ice Warriors who had left Mars in an attempt to spread Martian culture across the universe just as the inhabitants of Mars' neighbour, Earth, had done.

## Characteristics

Osekron was a desert planet, with little rainfall and natural water sources above ground, instead, visitors had to dig underground to reach water pockets. The sand was red and the sky orange. There was little to no vegetation.

One of the indigenous species of Osekron were known as the Osekri. It was assumed by the Ice Warriors that they had wiped out the previous species that attempted to establish a colony on Osekron, the ruins of their civilisation having been left behind, alongside statues scattered across; believed to be based off this species. (TV: *Frozen Whimpers*)

In reality, they were not to blame, as the planet had actually been heavily brutalised by a gamma ray blast. (TV: *Agoraphobia*)

## History

The major indigenous species were the Lirvale, whose civilisation came under threat from a detected gamma ray blast emitting from within deep space. To escape the devastation it would surely cause and thus their inevitable demise, the Lirvale constructed a massive underground vault in which to hide and live in, so that they could survive. (TV: *Agoraphobia*)

Many years later, Ice Warriors begun to colonise the planet and by 6570, had established a semi-working civilisation, rebuilding the ruins of the Lirvale to live on the planet. However, constant attacks from Osekri led to an ever decreasing population and growing dissatisfaction from the colonists meant that talks of abandoning the place grew more commonplace.

Eventually, with the deaths of Alzhyr and Szoskar and the departure of Aklur who left alongside the Seventeenth Doctor and Teddy, the Ice Warriors contacted Mars and arranged for them to return home. (TV: *Frozen Whimpers*)

The Doctor, Teddy and Aklur - who was now calling herself Amy-Mae - later returned to Osekron in 6575 in order to find the Lirvale's vault and were ultimately successful. However, they found it to have devolved into a heavily subjugated society; split between the Lirvale and the newly evolved Lirvaleon.

The trio helped free the Lirvale and subsequently, this allowed them to finally exit the vault as they had previously been banned from doing so by the Lirvaleon. Their future was now theirs to decide. (TV: *Agoraphobia*)
Lisa (Monsters and Legends)

**Lisa** (code name **Oscar Zulu**) was a Constable of the Yorkshire Police.

## Biography

Lisa was called to the Yorkshire Moors late at night during some point in 2025, alongside her partner Johnathon Danielsen. She was made to stand guard at the entrance to the police cordon surrounding the Eighteenth Doctor's crashed TARDIS, which had violently fallen to Earth after the Doctor's regeneration from his previous incarnation.

Despite being told to not allow people past the cordon - authorised to arrest anyone who attempted to - Lisa and Johnathon made an exception following the arrival of Kate Stewart who had UNIT credentials, with Lisa calling her arrival in to her superior, Sergeant Morris, thinking he would not believe who had just shown up. (TV: *Monsters and Legends*)
Nessa Manning

**Vanessa "Nessa" Manning** was the daughter of Lucy Manning within the simulation that she created for herself.

## Biography

After she returned back to Earth after visiting a colony planet to pick up a virtual reality system, only to find it totally destroyed - Lucy reprogrammed the system to become a simulation of her idealistic life, in order to escape what she believed to be a reality that she no longer wanted to be a part of - where her life had been completely wiped out and all her friends and family were dead.

In reality, the Earth wasteland that Lucy found wasn't the real Earth, but rather a replica created by Earth governments to test weapons on populated areas, without actually killing. As this was a time of humans only now making connections with other species, they were on the whole still rather unsure about them - deciding they were necessary, in case anyone turned on them.

In this simulation, Nessa was created to be Lucy's daughter, with her other parent being Alexandria. However, the Fifteenth Doctor and Pax I eventually entered the simulation and broke the news that Lucy's world was a fake. Lucy didn't believe them originally, but eventually came to realise the truth and chose the Doctor's offer to escape the simulation. Nessa was then ultimately shut down, along with everyone within the simulation. (TV: *Final Cut*)
Operation: Destroy History (TV story)

***Operation: Destroy History*** is the upcoming eleventh and penultimate episode of Series 44 of *Doctor Who*. It will be the first part of a two-part finale, to be followed by *Countdown to Chaos*.

## Cast

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

## Story Notes

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

***Nova*** was the third episode of Series 28 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

One of the Alliance’s allies and Drelick’s homeworld is under siege; the Algak have now pressed their advantage, taking the Alliance by surprise. Taking advantage of their denial of the threat, the organic dimensional beings have landed legions upon legions of Sontarans onto the planet. The Doctor must now lead the defending forces to ensure innocents are kept out of the cross-fire and to ensure Drelick’s homeworld does not fall, but the planet is starting to become overwhelmed. However, the Doctor, Penelope and Drelick eventually start to slowly, but surely turn the tide against the Sontarans.

That was until a bright flash coming from a solar flare suddenly blinded the trio and their forces. The invasion was but a ruse for the Algak’s true objective; they had no real desire to conquer the planet - it was merely used as a distraction, so they could lead a ship to use a singularity bomb to detonate the Home System’s star into going Supernova.

Now with the Doctor truly feeling the pressure, the objective has changed - no longer will they drive the Sontarans off-world, the Doctor and crew must now lead a massive evacuation campaign of the planet with such little time.

But it would all be for naught.

The Doctor must make a choice - retreat the small number of forces and civilians onboard the ships now or risk the small amount of ships he does have by delaying their departure, ensuring he saves everyone. Choosing to retreat with the small amount of people he did manage to save, the Doctor watches Drelick’s people go down in solar fire - enraged at their actions, he swears vengeance on the Algak...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Lennie James
* Penelope - Laura Aikman
* Drelick - Colin Ryan

## Crew

* Writer - Lewis Bentley
* Director - Jonathan Frakes

## Continuity

* The Colonial Verge finds itself under siege from the Algak, a threat much more dangerous than Alliance Command believed it to be initally. (TV: *The Eye of the Storm*)

## Story Notes

 **Series 28** | Regular Episodes | *The Trial* / *The Eye of the Storm* / ***Nova*** / *The Improper Sontarans* / *The Fracturing Algak* / *The Puppet Masters* / *An End Once And For All: Part One* / *An End Once And For All: Part Two*
Planet of Isolation (TV story)

***Planet of Isolation*** was the second episode of Series 11 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

A starship, carrying civilians from all corners of the universe, has crashed on a rogue ice planet, ejected from its original position by a star gone supernova. The snowy world is uninhabitable; the storms are savage and the outside gravity is crushing. A distress call has been transmitted using the last of their power, as a last ditch plea for anybody who would hear them. Never one to refuse help when it is needed, it isn't long until the Doctor arrives.

But having underestimated the scale of the supernova, piloting the TARDIS soon becomes impossible, and she and her companion Madeline just barely manage to land on the ship before the TARDIS dematerialises completely. With no TARDIS and a lost sonic screwdriver, can the Doctor save these people? Or will tensions boil to the surface before they escape the tundra and the beasts that lurk in the night?

## Cast

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

## Story Notes

* A working title for this episode was *Rogue Tundras of Isolation*.

 Christmas Special | *TBA*
Nestene Consciousness

The **Nestene Consciousness** was a disembodied life force, a hive mind race and a singular entity existing as energy with the ability to possess plastic.

## History

Although Polymos was destroyed in the Time War, remnants were salvaged by the owners of Star Station Five, a facility for the rich and wealthy, who looked to use Nestene technology to create their own Autons to act as waiters and staff for the guests. This was due to their belief that Nestene plastic was invincible and would be able to withstand any form of abuse or damages caused by rowdy guests.

    However, after some time, the Nestene Consciousness was able to sense this and tracked these new Autons down to the station. Despite being weak, a Nestene situated itself inside a large glass tank in the engine room, where it began to mind-control human workers at the station to help it slowly gather all Autons under its control and build a machine that could convert humans into Autons. From there, it used its mind-controlled humans to trick guests and staff alike into being converted - with every conversion, a gaseous substance was created from which it feds off of and made it stronger.

Soon enough, the Seventeenth Doctor, Teddy, Amy-Mae and Xavier arrived on the station, having come from Anathema, in search of a relaxing break. Originally unsuspecting of anything odd or out of the ordinary, Amy-Mae and Xavier eventually caught wind of suspicious activities of mind-controlled staff luring guests into the engine room, and following them, witnessed their conversion into Autons. From there, they met the Nestene - and despite being sympathetic towards it due to it dying and needing the energy to survive - they recognised its methods as wrong.

As Amy-Mae and Xavier alerted the Doctor, the Nestene realised that it had been rumbled - and begun to use its Autons to drag the remaining humans to the engine room in a panic, wanting to conduct mass conversions as to gain enough strength so it could leave before anything bad could happen to it. The people fought back - and what occurred was a violent massacre. Teddy was taken by an Auton and was almost converted; just before the machine was finally shut down by the Doctor who managed to hack into it and he was saved. The four then confronted the Nestene - which attempted to flee, but ultimately ended up falling through the Time Vortex. (TV: *The Polymos Invaders*)
Paternoster Gang

The **Paternoster Gang** was a group of detectives active in Victorian London named after Paternoster Row, the street on which their headquarters were located. The group was comprised of Madame Vastra, — owner of the Paternoster house — Jenny Flint and Strax.

## History

The Paternoster Gang encountered the Sixteenth Doctor and Iriel shortly after an investigation into a newly-opened restaurant had turned sour when each of the gang became infected by a parasitic alien virus known as the Praan. With the Doctor and Iriel's help however, they soon overcame their illness and assisted the two time-travellers in shutting down this disastrous establishment for good, reprimanding despicable alien restaurant manager Harrison Stewart. (TV: *An Infernal Investigation*)

They later encountered the Sixteenth Doctor again during Christmas, this time accompanied by Violet Blackwell and Leo Darius-Alesandro after the Doctor had promised both of her companions a trip to a Christmas which took place some point in their futures. Arriving in the middle of an investigation, the time-travellers were quickly caught up in a deadly phenomenon sweeping London town with randomly selected townsfolk falling under the influence of a lost and non-corporeal creature who'd misinterpreted the spirit of Christmas, becoming so overjoyed by the events that whoever it possessed would subsequently die from a stimulus overload. The Doctor then later allowed the entity to take on her body as a momentary passenger, returning it home. It identified itself as the Vistreti.

After these events, the three time-travellers returned back to Victorian London where Leo then challenged Strax to a duel in a local inn, which resulted in both of them being kicked out indefinitely. (COMIC: *Christmas Spirit*)
Spartan

**Spartan** was the brutal dictator of the planet Jupiter and leader of the ruling class until he was disposed of by his up-rising citizens, led by a revolution sparked by Seventeenth Doctor companions Teddy and Amy-Mae.

## Biography

Before he was born, Spartan's family funded a project to set up satellites positioned around Jupiter and its moons in order to calm the violent winds which made the planet uninhabitable in exchange for being given a permanent seat in the newly created Jupiter Parliament which would be passed down through the generations to the first born child of the current seat holder.

As a young man, Spartan grew ever more frustrated with his mother's inability to pass on and pass him the seat and so sabotaged his parents' ship to explode as they left Jupiter to head to Earth. Taking her seat in Parliament, Spartan would soon come across technology which he found randomly disposed of within the capital city. Experimenting with it, he discovered that it had the power to entirely shield off whole planets from outside. (TV: *The Gaseous Expansion*) In actual fact, this technology was both Gallifreyan and Adnosina in origin, the technology having fallen back through time after the Adnosina attempted to flee Earth followed their failed occupation of the planet. (TV: *Lies of Heaven*)

Realising its potential, Spartan managed to grab hold of power by assassinating the Jupiter President in secret and quickly took his place during a power vacuum. From there, he fundamentally changed the way Jupiter was run; turning it into a police state where political enemies were melted with acid and Spartan himself only showed himself via the use of holograms, hiding away in his office. By 2323, the Doctor with his companions Teddy and Amy-Mae arrived on Jupiter and soon joined forces with a pocket group of resistance fighters.

After the Doctor was arrested following a raid of the Resistance headquarters, he was brought before Spartan who recognised his superior intelligence and threw him into a cell to be made use of at a later date. However, at that moment, the Resistance had retaliated and destroyed Jupiter's satellites, causing the cities to begin losing ingenuity. (TV: *The Gaseous Expansion*)

Wanting to exploit what he believed to be the Resistance's greatest shortcoming, Spartan was outraged to discover that they had begun the evacuation of the civilians before the satellite malfunctions. Hitting back, Spartan called for the mass melting of everyone who was defying his rule but soon realising that more and more people were rebelling against him. Later confronted by Teddy and Amy-Mae in his office, Spartan attempted to flee, just as the Adnosina had done, but the pilot of the ship he had called had rebelled against him - and with the doors still open, tipped him out of the ship, leading him to fall to his death right through the heart of Jupiter and into the depths of space. (TV: *The Spartan Solution*)
Luna Feng - list of appearances

The following is a **list of Luna Feng's appearances**.

## Television

### Series 18

* *A Grand Day Out*
* *Invasion of the Alien Squid People from Outer Space*
* *The Comings and Goings of the Agency*
* *Chain Reaction*
* *The Dead of Night*
* *The Drahvin Insurgence*
* *Fugitive of the Cybermen*
* *Another Day in the Desert*
* *Before It's All Over*
* *Incubated*
* *Hatched*
* *Broken Things*
* *The Return of Axos*
* *Embrace the Chaos*
* *The Man Around Town*

## Comics

### Titan Comics

##### Doctor Who: The Seventeenth Doctor

* *Revolutionaries of Kerb!am*
* *Nightmare on Pluto*
* *The Storm*
* *Reformed*
* *The Shack in the Swamp*
* *Long Road Through*
Matt Gillespie

**Matt Gillespie** (born 11 October 2003) was a writer and graphic designer in which he made significant contributions. Although his contributions to the world of Doctor Who are eagerly anticipated, much of his body of work is yet to be unveiled.

Gillespie's creative endeavors showcase an experimental and optimistic writing style. Despite his penchant for the speculative and adventurous, his artistic roots find inspiration in the realms of horror and thriller cinema and literature. Influenced by masterpieces such as Ridley Scott's 'Alien' franchise and Stephen King's 'IT,' as well as David Fincher's 'Se7en,' Gillespie weaves narratives that echo the atmospheric tension and gripping storytelling found in these classics.

Beyond the realms of suspense, Gillespie is captivated by narratives set in the future. Whether exploring utopian visions, dystopian apocalypses, or literal emptiness, Gillespie's tries his best to extend storytelling prowess to a wide range of speculative scenarios, showcasing his versatility as a writer.

Another aspect of Gillespie's narrative approach lies in his obsession with moral dilemmas. He revels in crafting stories that push characters to their limits, presenting them with challenges that force introspection and growth. Gillespie's narrative signature involves giving characters 'a bit of a push,' unveiling who they really are in the face of fear and to 'see whether they are open to change.'
Kesavix

**Kesavix** was a Time Lord who was the Coordinator of the Celestial Intervention Agency by the time of the Sixteenth Doctor.

## Biography

He was the Time Lord who ordered the imprisonment of the Ninth Master, confining her to a multidimensional cell beneath the Capitol on Gallifrey in which she'd remain for what would feel like an eternity for her. (TV: *Vestige of the Master*)

After the Sixteenth Doctor and Tari Ackerman had rescued the Master from the clutches of one of the worst Time Lord punishments, Kesavix congratulated the Doctor on her own stupidity and remarked that the choice she made was going to be her last one; banishing her into Shada and leaving Tari in his custody in amongst the mass Dalek incursion. (TV: *Diminished Hope*)

Kesavix later allied himself with the Doctor after realising that he was out of his depth, sparing the life of Tari. After aiding the Doctor in the re-confinement of the Master, he offered Tari a means to travel off-world and back to her own time and place before calling an official meeting with the Doctor. There he'd decreed her actions unacceptable under the law of the Prydonian Chapter, and that her punishment was death; shooting her and throwing her into the time vortex, later claiming her body had been disintegrated in the time winds. (TV: *Blood On Their Hands*)

Jayanna VIII later recalled him witnessing Kesavix's betrayal and the Doctor's banishment into the time vortex. After the Doctor's death, Kesavix threw Gallifrey into a planet-wide lockdown and prevented anyone from leaving or entering, but Jayanna was able to escape with the help of his sister, Mosdra. (TV: *Lies of Heaven*)
Logan Crimson

**Logan Crimson** was the head writer and executive producer of *Doctor Who*, from Series 1 to Series 6 for the Fourteenth Doctor and from Series 37 to Series 40 for the Twenty-Third Doctor.

Crimson is also known for kicking off the series with Series 1, writing the first three episodes: *Revolution's Vice*, *True Colours* and *Birdwatch*.

He was interviewed in various issues of *Doctor Who Magazine* where he remarked that he never expected to write for the show, let alone be the head showrunner for 6 series and also made several appearances on *Doctor Who Confidential*.

His stories often involve a sense of discovery and adventure and are well known for involving big scenic space battles and high stakes.

## Television

### Fourteenth Doctor

#### Series 1

* *Revolution's Vice*
* *True Colours*
* *Birdwatch*
* *1936*
* *Pursuit*
* *The Paradox Machine* / *The Warrior's Way*
* *Christmas and the Silurians*

#### Series 2

* *Welcome to the Other Side*
* *Harvest Season*
* *The Skeleton in the Closet*
* *The Crimes of Datysia* / *The Heirs of Eternity*
* *Morgaine's Revenge*

#### Series 3

* *The City Beyond Time* / *The Woman Beyond Death*
* *Mendacium*
* *Race to Galaxy's End*
* *To Serve in Heaven* / *To Reign in Hell*
* *Cottage of Lost Souls*

#### Series 4

* *Chaos in Cardiff*
* *A Most Perilous Quest* / *Legends of the Shevek Cro'taq*
* *Shipwreck of the Daleks*
* *Nexus Point*
* *Nightfall*

#### Series 5

* *Fragile Peace*
* *My Dear Master* / *Ultimatum*
* *The Sunny Seasides of Hell*
* *Shattered Hope* / *Birthright of the Klucuin* / *A Universe Apart*
* *Second Chances*

### Fifteenth Doctor

#### Series 9

* *Let There Be Mirxoth*
* *Temporal Tumult* (co-written with Alex Stockbridge)

#### Series 10

* *The Dalek Annexation* / *The Ruadan Liberation*

### Sixteenth Doctor

#### Series 14

* *Is This Paradise?* / *Acolytes of the Pit*

### Seventeenth Doctor

#### Series 17

* *Cosmic Rebirth* / *Unnatural Selection*

### Twenty-First Doctor

#### Series 31

* *The Wishing Bureau* / *Strife in Our Time* (co-written with Natalie Robyn)
Ssirz

**Ssirz** was an Ice Warrior revolutionary, who plotted to assassinate the King of Peladon, trying to force Mars into a full-scale war against the Federation and Peladon.

## Biography

Growing ever more disillusioned with the Federation, Klargox, alongside Klargox, established an Martian independence movement and worked to bring Mars out of the Federation, ultimately succeeding. Although originally unsure about Klargox's newly developed war fleet, he was convinced to work with him and they later arrived on Peladon with a plot to assassinate their King, hoping this would kick start the war they wanted and end in Peladon's destruction.

Their plan was uncovered and prevented by the Fourteenth Doctor, Elias and Fleur, and were later taken back to Mars by their own people to answer for their crimes. (TV: *The Peladon Division*)
Mi-Shen

**Mi-Shen** was a human from Uvolxi who rebelled against the Sontarans' invasion.

## Biography

Barricaded in the last stronghold town on the planet, Mi-Shen quickly came to realise the hopelessness of the situation and the high number of casualties that the human rebels were taking. He ordered Tal-Vey to defend the town gates, but the Sontarans managed to breach the walls and Mi-Shen was killed by Lar. (TV: *The Scourge*)
On Foreign Shores (TV story)

*"Lemme get this straight - your government actively uses giant monsters to terrorise the population and no one thought to do anything about it?"
"Well, be fair... it's not like you could take one on in a fist fight, could you?"*
―The Seventeenth Doctor and Teddy

***On Foreign Shores*** was the first episode of Series 16 of *Doctor Who*.

The first story to be produced for the Seventeenth Doctor's era of the show, it also introduced Teddy as portrayed by Omari Douglas as the Seventeenth Doctor's new companion.

## Synopsis

The Doctor is dead! The Time Lords have executed her for letting the Master loose from Shada again, throwing her body into the Time Vortex to be destroyed. And now, through a public Gallifreyan broadcast across the cosmos, the whole universe knows.

But the Doctor is more stubborn than that. He finds himself regenerated and alone on the planet of Tosan, a planet that has been laid to near waste due to the recent civil war, with no TARDIS, no sonic screwdriver and no Tari. The planet is thick with fog, the people choke and something wicked this way comes as the civilians speak of the most horrific creatures, hidden in the dark.

Why would you even need your tongue if no one can hear you anyway...?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Dev Patel
* Teddy - Omari Douglas

## Crew

* Writer - Natalie Robyn
* Director - Ben Wheatley

## Continuity

* The Doctor has recently regenerated from his sixteenth incarnation. Waking up on a beach on the planet Tosan, the Doctor quickly realises he now has no TARDIS or sonic screwdriver - and soon laments the loss of his companion Tari. However, he remembers Kesavix proclaiming that they would send his TARDIS to Earth, where it would be left to die. (TV: *Blood On Their Hands*)
* The Time Lords have proclaimed to the universe that the Doctor has died for good. (TV: *Blood On Their Hands*)
* The Doctor makes use of a vortex manipulator again, using it to escape Tosan, taking Teddy with him. (TV; *The Sound of Drums*)
* Teddy hears the faint sound of a TARDIS before he and the Doctor leave Tosan, but does not recognise it. The Doctor misses it, being distracted by programming the vortex manipulator. (TV: *Lies of Heaven*)

## Story Notes

* This episode begun the longest stretch of episodes in the fan series where the TARDIS does not make an appearance - as the Doctor would be separated from the TARDIS until the Series 16 finale *Lies of Heaven*.
* Robyn has stated that the intent behind removing the TARDIS from the equation throughout Series 16 was to provide something new at the start of this new era; as well as trying to challenge the new Doctor and the way he dealt with things.

 **Series 19** | Regular Episodes | *The Skithra Entitlement* • *Work Hard, Die Hard* • *Doctor Who and the Dalek Paradigm* / *Escape of the Paradigm* • *Out of Sight, Out of Mind* • *Whatever Happened to the Crew of the SS Dahlia?* • *Meeting at Zaggit Zagoo* • *Planet TARDIS* • *Glittering Spheres* • *Submerged* • *Mechanical Heart* • *Oh Hell, It's Tari* • *I Predict a Riot* • *Doctor Who and the Moonmen* / *I Am The Doctor* • *Cryptomnesia* • *Final Destination*
Malefactor Relocation Vessel A3A2

**A3A2** was one of the final Malefactor Relocation Vessels to be sent to the planet Kaviri.

## History

A3A2 was constructed on the planet Ninsun in the year 20,347, its passengers already selected. It was filled with common criminals, their crimes ranging from repeated petty theft to gross manslaughter, who boarded in 20,349. It was then promptly sent with instructions to land on Kaviri, where it would be permanently abandoned. The malefactor relocation programme would cease just a year later.

Unlike essentially all the previous crash landings, A3A2's passengers didn't leave the ship immediately, electing to stay inside where they were comfortable. This allowed them to approach their new environment with greater caution than their predecessors, and they discovered that the outside was deadly with the majority of their number still alive. Their luck was further proven when several members revealed that they had decent survival skills, preparing water recycling systems and farms on the roof of the craft, where the atmosphere appeared to be safer. As a result they survived for many generations past the crash, with their origins eventually vanishing from living memory. (TV: *The Halfmen*)

## Characteristics

When the Sixteenth Doctor, Leo Darius-Alesandro and Violet Blackwell visited Kaviri in 23,543, the ship resembled a vast battered cuboid, sunken slightly into the surrounding sand. Defenses set up against the marauding Halfmen were prominent and within the ship, large portions of bulkheads and walls had been repurposed for a variety of uses. The top of the craft had been completely covered in a farm planted with the seeds found in the prisoners' initial food supply, giving the ship an almost comical appearance that Violet joked looked like "a bad haircut". (TV: *The Halfmen*)
Plutonian Bunker

A **bunker** was created by the Company on the furthest planet in the solar system, Pluto, when it was first colonised by humans in the far future. It later became integral to its future.

## History

When the Company settled onto Pluto, they established a secret bunker deep underground, in which a small number of elites from within the Company lived in. They remained there even once the Company had been overthrown, partly due to their own faulty equipment which meant they had no idea that the revolution had even happened.

Once this fault had identified and repaired, they were horrified to discover that they no longer held any power across the planet. In a fell sweep to also combat their boredom, they triggered a civil war by leaking "secrets" of a hidden bunker with elusive treasures, promised for a selected few; correctly believing that human tribalism would cause conflict. Plutonian society broke into three factions and all out war began.

The bunker inhabitants left legitimate clues as to how to find their location and intended to fully welcome in anyone who found them; but would kill anyone who found them, yet tried to leave. They enjoyed the madness created by the war, as all three sides had been corrupted by the fighting and ultimately were just happy to have the war going on perpetually. Factions would constantly gather information, only to have that quickly stolen by enemy spies before they had enough.

The Seventeenth Doctor, along with his companions Taylor Bennett, Luna Feng and Sadie Caruso, set out on a quest across Pluto to find the bunker; sneaking into the bases of the three factions to steal the clues that they had managed to collect and finding their own throughout the battlefield. As they weren't tied up in fighting, they were able to actually find enough leads and located the bunker.

Although they originally pretended to want to join the bunker as they planned their next move, the four soon made up their minds after seeing the cruel inhumanity of the elites. The bunker was rigged to explode, but not before the Doctor put out a message that the promised secrets were fake. A wartorn Pluto was now left unsure on how next to process from here. (COMIC: *Nightmare on Pluto*)
Peladon

**Peladon** was the stormy planet located in the Mutter's Spiral galaxy and was the homeworld of the Peladonians. The Doctor regarded it as one of their favourite planets.

## Characteristics

Peladon was similar to Earth in temperature, gravity and atmosphere. It had three moons, which made navigation difficult and was known for being especially stormy, with dangers from the wind and rain being constant. These constant storms meant that plants were difficult to grow, since there generally was not enough sunlight, even though Peladon had more than one parent star. (TV: *The Peladon Division*)

## History

Decades or possibly even centuries after the rules of King Peladon and Thalira, there was a new monarch on the throne. However, he faced assassination plots from Ice Warriors Klargox and Ssirz who had successfully led Mars out of the Federation to independence and wanted to start a war they wanted that would end in Peladon's destruction. It was at this time that the Fourteenth Doctor arrived on Peladon, alongside companions Elias Danielsen and Fleur, having landed deep below the surface in a crypt. Upon escaping the crypt, the Doctor sought audience with the King and found him within his royal chambers, upon which, he had her imprisoned for breaking and entering.

However, whilst the Doctor was in a cell, Elias and Fleur were left wandering Peladon, where they ran into the King and saved him from being assassinated. As thanks, he freed the Doctor and together, they investigated the assassination threats, after the King admitted that he did not know the reasoning behind them. After Klargox and Ssirz were stopped and sent back to Mars in disgrace, the King let the three leave - with honours. (TV: *The Peladon Division*)
Leo Darius-Alesandro - list of appearances

The following is a **list of Leo Darius-Alesandro's appearances**.

## Television

### Series 15

* *Nectar of the Gods*
* *The Halfmen*
* *Is This Paradise?*
* *Acolytes of the Pit*
* *The Rebel Invasion*
* *The Dalek Incursion*
* *Future Past*
* *To the Ends of the Earth*
* *Confrontation*
* *The Day of the Dead*
* *Crossfire*
* *The Weapons of War*

## Comics

### Titan Comics

##### Doctor Who: The Sixteenth Doctor

* *Christmas Spirit*
* *Agents of Drahva*
* *Four-Dimensional Art*
* *Thawed*
* *Capsized*
* *Legends of the Black Nebula*
* *Smoke and Water*
* *Poisoned Realities*
* *Fragments in Time*
Penumbra: Part Six (TV story)

***Penumbra: Part Six*** is the upcoming sixth and final episode of Series 43 of *Doctor Who*. It formed the sixth chapter of the six-part serial *Doctor Who: Penumbra*.

## Cast

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

## Crew

* Writer - Sofia Fox and Alex Stockbridge
* Director - Sallie Aprahamian

## Story Notes

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

***Life in Technicolour***  was the ninth episode of Series 5 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

After their beach day took a turn for the worse, the Doctor has opted instead to take Sandra to California in the mid 1960s - during Hollywood's golden era. Of course, at first glance, it appears to be as picturesque as one would imagine. Sizzling heat, bustling city streets and drop-dead gorgeous film stars.

But then, there's the murders. Grisly, macabre killings occurring on set with only a singular clue left behind; a clue which even the detectives have become morbidly perplexed upon. As the Doctor takes it upon herself to take part in the search of just who is picking off these supposedly innocent people, the growing lack of evidence and leads means she finds herself only becoming more and more confused.

Meanwhile, Sandra accidentally finds herself plummeted in to this bygone age of fame and acquainted with two rather peculiar and dashing young men known as Gerald Kettleworth and Jerry Warner, but are they both really who they seem to be; or has Sandra mistakenly landed directly in to the jaws of the beast itself - or shall I say 'sting'...?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Sandra Parry - Helena Bonham Carter
* Gerald Kettleworth - Jack Falahee
* Jerry Warner - Christian Bale

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato and Natalie Robyn
* Director - Charlotte Brändström

## Story Notes

 **The Specials** | Regular Episodes | *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA*
Promise Ring (TV story)

***Promise Ring*** is an upcoming Doctor Who Series 32 mini-episode, airing immediately after *Boundaries*.

It will be set after the events of *Boundaries* and portray the Doctor's regeneration.

This minisode will mark the final appearance of Chase Sui Wonders as Roxanne Segal, Mason Gooding as Axel Underwood and Kiran Sonia Sawar as Jasmine Hackworth as regular cast members.

It will also be the final chronological appearance of Diane Morgan as the Twenty-First Doctor and introduce Danny John-Jules as the Twenty-Second Doctor in its closing moments.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Diane Morgan
* Roxanne Segal - Chase Sui Wonders
* Axel Underwood - Mason Gooding
* Jasmine Hackworth - Kiran Sonia Sawar

And introducing Danny John-Jules as the Doctor
Night of the Pumpkin Heads (TV story)

***Night of the Pumpkin Heads*** was the Halloween Special of Series 29 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

31st October, 1973.

In the old farming town of Concord situated in the state of Massachusetts, the day seemed to be ordinary. Out by the field, the farmer's daughter Phoebe was preparing to open up the Pumpkin Patch ready for a day's business. That's where it all went wrong. From the very moment their first customer stepped out on to the field, the fate of Concord was sealed. It's exactly what they wanted. New victims. More power. It's all they craved....

The Pumpkin Heads. To the untrained eye; they were just two old scarecrows, standing out in the fields, watching over all, keeping the pests away. But get too close and you'll notice something. Something strange, something odd, something that can't be explained. You'll see them smile as they forcibly shove a pumpkin onto your head and let it eat your body with the only trace of you left being your screaming face, carved into the pumpkin. At first it'll be Concord. Then it'll be Boston. From there, there'll be no stopping them. Halloween shall become the Night of the Pumpkin Heads...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Diane Morgan
* Kane Solace - Jamie Bell
* Phoebe - Mia McKenna-Bruce

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato and Natalie Robyn
* Director - Richard Ayoade

## Continuity

* Kane laments that they can never seem to visit Boston at a nicer time. (TV: *Flotsam and Jetsam*)

## Story Notes

* This episode was meant to be a companion introduction to Phoebe Brickenden, however, Phoebe was eventually removed and all that remains of her character is her presence within this episode.

 Minisode | *Promise Ring*

 **Twenty-Fourth Doctor** | *Mansion of Broken Dreams* • *Minutes to Midnight* • *The Under-World*
Rocket Warfare (comic story)

**Rocket Warfare** was the fourth and penultimate three-part story of the Doctor Who: Galactic Census comic story series published in 2043.

## Summary

Tari has to prevent an all-out war in this new comic adventure! Whilst on holiday at the beach planet Vilite, a rocket from deep space suddenly strikes a major settlement, killing thousands.  Vilite authorities are quick to ascertain the source of the rocket - the planet of the Quanzhai - and clamber to retaliate hard and fast, but the facts don't add up for Tari.

She's very aware of the Quanzhai and their almost religious-like anti weapon nature, but will she be able to uncover the truth behind the rocket’s origin and why it even struck Vilite in the first place before more lives are needlessly lost?

## Characters

* Officer Tari
* The Quanzhai
Night of the Rellons (TV story)

***Night of the Rellons*** was the third episode of Series 22 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

A stray distress signal brings the Doctor, Orla and Damien to the Planet Delta-709 - more locally known as Zorix 6RY4. The planet they find isn't quite as they expect, quiet and serene - it seems ideal, until they find worrying signs of a nuclear war and soon they realise that something has been stalking them from the TARDIS.

That something are the Rellons; mutations created as the result of the war and driven insane by a hunger that can never be satiated. Intending to escape before they become food themselves, a spanner is soon thrown into the works as the TARDIS Team realise that the distress signal was all too real. The Rellons have someone held captive that the Doctor has been looking for ever since he watched his planet burn - another Time Lord, but how can he hope to save her?

And if he plans to do so, he will need to find out more about her captors, what caused the war that changed them in the first place and whether or not they can be cured.

Or is it already too late?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Richard Madden
* Damien Barrella - Tom Holland
* Orla Adair - Hannah John-Kamen
* The Messenger - Rose McIver

## Crew

* Writer - Alex Stockbridge
* Director - Sydney Freeland

## Continuity

* The Doctor asks the Messenger about Jayanna, however he is saddened to hear when she tells him that nobody has seen Jayanna for a long time. (TV: *Final Destination*)
* He also finds out that the Time Lords and Ladies who survived Gallifrey are few in number and spread out across time and space; some of them are without a mode of transport and find themselves marooned. (TV: *Gods of Time*)

## Story Notes

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

***Lift Up*** was the eleventh episode of Series 11 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

A mysterious rickety old lift sits in the centre of the Odyssey Space Station.

It has no controls; once you enter, you are trapped and as the lift begins to rise, it stops at every level, opening up to a new horror each time.

When the Doctor and Madeline get trapped inside, separated from the TARDIS, there's only one escape...

## Cast

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