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Scraggs

***Scraggs*** is a human in *The Nine Lives of Furry Purry Beancat* series. He stars in *The Pirate Captain's Cat*.

## Personality

Scraggs is shown to be a greedy pirate, partially abandoning his post in order to get treasure for himself.

## Appearance

Not much is seen of Scraggs, other than his black boots.

## Biography

### The Pirate Captain's Cat

Scraggs (and Bowman) begrudgingly take over guarding Captain Topaz from Ten-Tun. When Yellow Neckerchief takes away the captain's telescope, the pair get the idea to enter the captain's cabin and steal some treasure for themselves. But they are fooled by Captain Topaz and Furry Purry Beancat, and Topaz knocks Scraggs unconscious by luring him into looking into an empty treasure chest, then hitting his head with the top.
Zarena Music

Zarena music was a next level simple to use private music bot for Zarena support server, so if you want use this bot you have to join support server

Unfortunately it is now abandoned

### List of commands -

play, pause, resume, stop, join, leave, volume, shuffle, skip, loop

play - play music by url or name

more coming soon.... Unfortunately it is now abandoned
Fallout (short story)

***Fallout*** was a short story written by Philip Scholes. It was the first of the eight prose stories submitted by fans to the *Doctor Who: Lockdown!* as part of the 2021 *School Reunion* tweetalong to receive an official release on the *Lockdown!* website.

## Characters

* Seventh Doctor
* Roz Forrester
* Chris Cwej
* Zygon
* Glen Skinner
* Johnny Travers
* Tanya
* Reg Haversham

## References

* The events of *School Reunion* are referred to.
* Glen has bought the first series of Death in Paradise on DVD.
* The Doctor remembers the events of *Terror of the Zygons*.
* The Doctor, Chris and Roz pose as Ofsted inspectors.

## Story notes

* This story serves as a sequel to both *School Reunion* and *Terror of the Zygons*.
The Doctor (The Brain of Morbius)

**Eight incarnations of the Doctor** were mentioned by Strax as examples of incarnations which had not appeared in *The Day of the Doctor*. He had previously claimed "all the original Doctors" assembled to make the episode before ammending his statement to say "except for most of them". (WC: *Strax Saves the Day*)

## External links

* **The Doctor (The Brain of Morbius)** at the main Tardis Data Core Wiki
Toby Price

**Toby Price** wrote the short story *The Complete Story of My Life (So Far)* which was released on the official *Doctor Who: Lockdown!* website as part of *The Lockdown Fan Gallery* in 2021.

He also appeared briefly in the 2021 documentary *Lockdown: The Doctor Who Fans' Survival Guide*.

## External links

* Official Twitter account
* Official Wordpress blog
* **Toby Price** at the main Tardis Data Core Wiki
Powder Monkey

***Powder Monkey*** is a young boy in *The Nine Lives of Furry Purry Beancat* series. He stars in *The Pirate Captain's Cat*.

## Personality

Powder Monkey is an upbeat boy who's always ready to help out his crew. He's also friends with all the animals on board, including the rats.

## Appearance

Powder Monkey is shown to be short with slightly messy hair.

## Biography

### The Pirate Captain's Cat

Powder Monkey arrives to grab Muggins' lucky charm, before returning to help his crew.

Later, after being captured, Gordon and Ethel help set him loose by chewing away his ropes, and he helps remove the other ropes from his crew mates. Since his other crew mates are frightened of the rats, he is rescued exclusively at first. He then helps out in the final battle, by replenishing Captain Topaz's flintlock pistols to help win the battle.
Eighth Doctor

The **Eighth Doctor** was the incarnation of the Doctor who, according to one account, fought in the Last Great Time War. (PROSE: *Doctor Who and the Time War*)

## Biography

According to one account, the Eighth Doctor fought to the very end of the Last Great Time War, though he was aged forwards and backwards millions of years on various occasions within it. In the end, he turned to the Moment, his mind made up to use it to wipe out the Time Lords and Daleks to put an end to the War. As Gallifrey was destroyed around him, the Doctor fell through space and into the open doors of his TARDIS, breaking his bones in the impact.

He believed that using the Moment had made his existence fixed, preventing him from regenerating, only for regeneration energy to begin engulfing him; he belatedly realised that a woman who had died saving him had passed on the Restoration to him, resetting his life-cycle. Shocked and exhilarated, the Eighth Doctor regenerated into the Ninth Doctor. (PROSE: *Doctor Who and the Time War*)

Most other accounts posited that the Eighth Doctor had refused to fight in the Time War for the most part, eventually regenerating into the War Doctor on Karn (TV: *The Night of the Doctor*) with this incarnation regenerating into the Ninth at the conflict's conclusion. (TV: *The Day of the Doctor*) Further accounts disagreed with either outcome, offering even more possibilities. (TV: *The Curse of Fatal Death*, WC: *Scream of the Shalka* et al.)

## External links

* **Eighth Doctor** at the main Tardis Data Core Wiki
Doctor Who Magazine

***Doctor Who Magazine*** recieved thanks in the credits of the *Doctor Who: Lockdown!* webcast *Strax Saves the Day*.

In 2013, editor Tom Spilsbury commissioned Russell T Davies to write *Doctor Who and the Time War* for the fiftieth anniversary. It was ultimately not printed in the magazine as it contradicted the then-upcoming *The Day of the Doctor* but it was eventually released as part of *Lockdown!* in 2020
Hypercube

**Hypercubes** were used by Time Lords to send telepathic messages across great distances of Space and Time. (TV: *The War Games*, *The Doctor's Wife*)

According to Alice, they could travel through Space, Time, Dreams and Realities, thus making them even more polyvalent than TARDISes — although their usefulness as vessels for travel of individuals, as opposed to ideas, was lessened by the fact that one couldn't escape from within a Hypercube on one's own. (WC: *House Call*)

## External links

* **Hypercube** at the main Tardis Data Core Wiki
* **Hypercube** at the Fallout Who Vegas Wiki
Janine Richter

**Janine Richter** was a freelance investigator. She used to work for the Redgrove Foundation before leaving to travel on her own. After having her vortex manipulator fixed by a trader on Banthaa, she encountered the Tenth Doctor on a Sylechian stealth ship that was orbiting Earth in the year 1190. She helped the Doctor to stop Grett and his team from killing Robin Hood, who the Twelfth Doctor and Clara were with at the same time. The Tenth Doctor and Janine managed to sabotage the transmat system onboard the ship before departing in the Doctor's TARDIS. (PROSE:*A Hunter's Bounty*)
Travazion

**Travazion** was a planet where the Thirteenth Doctor once dropped off Yasmin Khan, Graham O'Brien and Ryan Sinclair while she was searching for the Spy Master. They were photographed there, later allowing River Song to point the Doctor back to them when she told her wife to stop wasting her life looking for the Master and to instead enjoy the time she had with her companions. (PROSE: *Expectations*)
Lost and Found (short story)

## Full video

***Lost and Found*** was a short story written by Alex Wakeford, released on 9 January 2021 as the forty-seventh release of the *Doctor Who: Lockdown!* *Fan Gallery*, for the #IJustWantAMate Tweetalong of *Partners in Crime*.

## Characters

(in order of appearance)

* Donna Noble

*more to be added*

## Notes

* Following the closure of the *Doctor Who: Lockdown!* website, Wakeford has re-released the story on the YouTube channel Jay Dragonarc Productions.

## External links

* ***Lost and Found*** at Jay Dragonarc Productions on YouTube
Ryan Sinclair

**Ryan Sinclair** was a companion of the Thirteenth Doctor alongside Graham O'Brien and Yasmin Khan.

Ryan, Graham and Yaz all met and befriended the Doctor soon after she crashed through the roof of the train they were on and zapped the creature that was threatening them, (PROSE: *Things She Thought While Falling*) a gathering coil being used by the Stenza Tzim-Sha. They later became her companions. (TV: *The Woman Who Fell to Earth*)

## External links

* **Ryan Sinclair** at the main Tardis Data Core Wiki
Project Lodestone (short story)

***Project Lodestone*** was a short story written by Felix O'Kelly. It was among twelve prose stories submitted by fans to the Doctor Who: Lockdown! as part of the 2020 Turn Left tweetalong to receive an official release on the Lockdown! website.

## Notes

It was implied that the prime minister who suceeded Harriet Jones was Gordon Brown.

## Footnotes

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/CallidusDominus/status/1329420218553290752
The Doctor - List of appearances

This page is a **list of appearances of the Doctor in Lockdown-era *Doctor Who*-related media, as covered by this Wiki**. Note that this is not a complete list of *every* appearance of this character in DWU media. If you want to complete the picture with non-Lockdown related appearances, head over to the main Tardis Wiki.
This page is organised by incarnation, and further subdivided by medium and (where necessary) series.

## War Doctor

### Webcasts

* *Strax Saves the Day*
* *Doctors Assemble!*

## Tenth Doctor

### Prose

* *Expectations*
* *The Final Night*
* *Cross Roads*
* *A Better World*

## Eleventh Doctor

### Webcasts

* *Vincent and the Doctor's Gallery*
* *The Raggedy Doctor by Amelia Pond*
* *Doctors Assemble!*

## Twelfth Doctor

### Prose

* *A Night on Darillium*
* *Halfway Through The Night*
* *The Final Night*

## Thirteenth Doctor

### Webcasts

* *Message from the Doctor*
* *Doctors Assemble!*
TARDISshorts

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***TARDISshorts*** was "a series of zero budget *Doctor Who* themed short films about a girl, her dad and her TARDIS". It was created at home by professional filmmaker Phillip Barron and starred his daughter.

The series was originally spurred on by the *Doctor Who: Lockdown!* tweetalong of TV: *The Day of the Doctor*, with the first short in the series tying in with the tweetalong of TV: *Vincent and the Doctor*. Season 2 moved away from following the *Lockdown!* tweetalongs as closely, instead riffing on various Pertwee-era stories, but the second burst of *Lockdown!* Tweetalongs in late 2020 led to a special series of shorts, not part of a specific season of the series, being outright released on the official *Doctor Who: Lockdown!* website.

## External links

* **Official *TARDISshorts* profile** on Twitter
Time After Time (short story)

***Time After Time*** was a short story written by Jamie H. Cowan. It was the thirtieth short story submitted by fans for the *Doctor Who: Lockdown!* series, for the Tweetalong of *The Pilot*.

## Characters

* Twelfth Doctor
* Bill Potts
* Mient
* Calverta
* The 'Professor'
* Ace
* Man of plastic
* Doctor Who
* Young lad
* Welsh-sounding robot
* Young princely alien
* Stephen Fry lookalike
* other Stephen Fry lookalike
* Very familiar sergeant
* Fourth Doctor
* Harry
* The Curator
* Harry's boyfriend
* Sarah
* Daleks
* Movellans

## References

* The Doctor has multiple distinct voices in their subconscious. (TV: *The Time Monster*)
* The Movellans experiment with metaphysical technology. (TV: *The Metaphysical Engine Or What Quill Did*)
* The Doctor remarks to Bill that he will "explain later". (TV: *The Curse of Fatal Death*)

## Notes

* The story takes place during *The Pilot*, with the authorial intent placing it as having occurred "off-screen" in-between two specific seconds of the TV episode.
* The story implies that *Friend From The Future* occurs during this time **as well as** *The Pilot,* with direct reference to dialogue from both.
* The author has stated that the names of the characters Mient and Calverta are deliberate homages to people. He has also stated this of the names of Rylliam and the Aplin Cluster.
* The author has also detailed the timeline placements of this story for all of the included characters on their social media.
* A number of the characters have appeared in other notable unofficial stories by Cowan (outwith the remit of this wiki's coverage) in what he intends as crossovers;
	+ Cowan's story for the *The Five Doctors* tweetalong - *What Benton Did* - features Sergeant Benton and the Fourth Doctor. (though in that story, the Doctor is in-fact an android duplicate)
	+ The charity anthology *Time Scope* features a story centred around Charlie Smith - *A Remedy Of Sorts.*
	+ The charity anthology *Twice Upon A Time Scope* features a story - *Moments in Time* - that includes Doctor Who, the young lad with a scarf, Charlie Smith, Harry, Harry's boyfriend, Sergeant Benton, and the Fourth Doctor.
	+ The charity anthology *We Are The Master* features the Seventh Doctor.
* The lines “And once we get back to the museum with you and your boyfriend, I think we should be able to fix that mess with the Beacon. At the moment, we’ve been there in two separate timestreams!” are intended to be a reference to the divergence between the TV story *Revenge of the Cybermen* and the Big Finish audio story *Return of the Cybermen*.
* The story is also intended as a prequel of sorts to *Resurrection of the Daleks*, with Mient temporarily propelled to D5-Gamma-Z-Alpha and gaining information on the Dalek's genetic structure that will be of use for the Movellan's viral weapons division.
* The story was completed just less than an hour before the submission deadline.
The Doctor's Wife (TV story)

## Trailer(s)

***The Doctor's Wife*** was the fourth episode of Series 6 of revived *Doctor Who*, written by Neil Gaiman and directed by Richard Clark. It starred Matt Smith as the Eleventh Doctor, and it guest-starred Suranne Jones as a human embodiment of the Doctor's TARDIS as well as Michael Sheen as the voice of the villainous entity House.

This episode was the subject of the 5th *Doctor Who: Lockdown!* Tweetalong organised by Emily Cook, with Sheen, Gaiman and Clark as guests.

## Tie-in content

Gaiman penned a new licensed *Doctor Who* minisode, WC: *Rory's Story*, which starred Arthur Darvill as Rory Williams and tied into the events of TV: *The Angels Take Manhattan* and WC: *P.S.*, but had this much later Rory looking back on the events of *The Doctor's Wife*. Suranne Jones also recorded a non-fictional video message.

In addition to these official *Lockdown!* releases, *TARDISshorts* released an episode where Alice confronted a resurrected House and prominent *Doctor Who* critic Sam Maleski wrote the first of his *Confinement Stories* as an epilogue to the events of *The Doctor's Wife*.

## External links

* ***The Doctor's Wife*** at the main Tardis Data Core Wiki
Alice's Dad/List of appearances

This page is a **list of appearances of Alice's Dad from the *TARDISshorts* in Lockdown-era *Doctor Who*-related media, as covered by this Wiki**. Note that this is not a complete list of *every* appearance of this character in DWU media. If you want to complete the picture with non-Lockdown related appearances, head over to the main Tardis Wiki.

## Webcasts

### *TARDISshorts*

#### Season 1

* *A Little Souvenir*
* *The Girl Who Waited… and the Boy Who Couldn't*
Alice's sonic screwdriver

**Alice's sonic screwdriver** was a sonic screwdriver used by Alice during her travels through Time and Space. It was metallic and its tip glowed cyan when it was being used. (WC: *House Call*) Although it was this screwdriver she used the most readily, she had a pencil-box full of screwdrivers of various shapes on her desk in the control room of her TARDIS. (WC: *The Stolen Earth*)

She notably used it to identify a Hypercube. She also employed it in a failed attempt to force her way back into her TARDIS after House took it over. (WC: *House Call*)

## Behind the scenes

This sonic screwdriver resembles the Eleventh Doctor's first televised sonic screwdriver , and especially the slight redesign of it marketed as “the Sonic Screwdriver Universal Remote”.
Halfway Through The Night (short story)

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***Halfway Through The Night*** was a short story written by Samuel Johnstone. It was the fifth of the ten prose stories submitted by fans to the *Doctor Who: Lockdown!* as part of the 2020 *The Husbands of River Song* tweetalong to receive an official release on the *Lockdown!* website.

## Plot

Early into their twelfth year together on Darillium, the Twelfth Doctor and River Song enjoy yet another romantic dinner trading silly stories and enjoying each other's company. As it draws to a close, the two settle on "rebuilding Nardole" as their next activity.

## Characters

* River Song
* Twelfth Doctor
Yasmin Khan

**Yasmin Khan** was a companion of the Thirteenth Doctor alongside Graham O'Brien and Ryan Sinclair.

Yaz, Graham and Ryan all met and befriended the Doctor soon after she crashed through the roof of the train they were on and zapped the creature that was threatening them, (PROSE: *Things She Thought While Falling*) a gathering coil being used by the Stenza Tzim-Sha. They later became her companions. (TV: *The Woman Who Fell to Earth*)

## External links

* **Yasmin Khan** at the main Tardis Data Core Wiki
Phillip Barron

**Phillip Barron** is a British film and TV screenriter.

To tie in with *Doctor Who: Lockdown!*, he and his young daughter created a series of fanmade, homemade *Doctor Who* fanfilm shorts, known as *TARDISshorts*. As well as being a key creative in the series, Barron co-starred as Alice's Dad in the series.

## External links

* **Phillip Barron's profile** on Twitter
* **Phillip Barron's website**
Server:Zarena's World

## Zarena's World

**Zarena's World** (formerly Zarena's support server) is a cool Discord server. It is an English-speaking. The server has many many channels. It is also support server for zarena bot.

## Joining

How to join:**Step 1**: Create a Discord account and sign in to the app.

**Step 2**: Use the invite `SwfNRrmr3p`
## History

The Discord server was established on Jun 13 2018 by Bravestone. The server was a *code sharing server* upon its creation. later it was changed to a pokemon server `#general` opened. Later the owner decided to change it to support server for Zarena bot. Currently it is a server for chilling and bot support.

Pokemon server - The owner and his friends used to play pokemon game in this server.

Zarena support server - Support server for zarena bot.

Zarena's World - The current server for coding and support sever for zarena bot.

Other stuffs -

This section is WIP.

## Guidelines

* Make sure you read and adhere to our server #rules before participating in our community!

1. This server is SFW only. NSFW, NSFL contents are not allowed. This includes images/gifs.
2. Spamming or copypastas are not allowed. This includes emojis, link, images, mentions or messages.
3. Please keep conversations in English only for other languages use #international-chat
4. Keep all topics and commands within the designated channel.
5. Do not post any suspicious links in any chat.
6. Don't mass ping users, staff or roles.
7. Any kind of swearing or cursing is not allowed.
8. Don't be rude to others. Be nice to others. This is a friendly server.
9. No insults, offensive language, harassment, threats. Be respectful to every member in this community.
10. No racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia or any other form of discrimination.
11. No sensitive topics. This includes things like religiously sensitive topics, depression, suicide, self harm etc.
12. Excessive or obnoxious trolling is not allowed.
13. No personal drama. If you have something against someone, just handle it privately - Whatever has happened outside the chat, We don't care. Don't bring any kind of drama from past experiences into this server.
14. Advertising in the server or in DMs is not allowed, this includes server invites but is not limited to it. 15. DM or ping the owner only if important, if you need help please use #general-chat 16. And Lastly follow Discord's ToS and Community Guidelines. Any content that breaks Discords ToS is strictly prohibited. You can read them here: https://discord.com/terms | https://discord.com/guidelines

## Channels

Channels on Zarena's Server are listed below.
Auton (Revenge of the Nestene)

In the aftermath of the 5 March 2005 Nestene invasion of Earth, an **Auton** was created through the merger of the dying Half-Head Pierrot, which housed the remains of the Nestene Consciousness, and a human, this act successfully preserving the Consciousness. (PROSE: *Revenge of the Nestene*)

## External links

* **Auton (Revenge of the Nestene)** at the main Tardis Data Core Wiki
Sontaran

The **Sontarans** were a race of belligerent and militaristic clones from the planet Sontar.

Strax was a Sontaran although he was not an active soldier, working as a butler to Vastra at 13 Paternoster Row in Victorian London. He had previously unwillingly worked as a nurse. (TV: *A Good Man Goes to War*) After engaging in deadly combat with the Master, Strax was shrunk in size. He was unaware of the fact, proudly proclaiming that the Master "didn't lay a glove" on him but quickly became confused as to why all his possessions had suddenly become incredibly large. (WC: *Strax Saves the Day*)

When the TARDIS detected an upsurge in psychological signals, the Thirteenth Doctor was "self-isolating", or hiding, in a wardrobe from an army of Sontarans. She gave the reciever of the TARDIS' emergency transmission five pieces of advice on what to do in a worrying situation. (WC: *Message from the Doctor*)

## External links

* **Sontaran** at the main Tardis Data Core Wiki
Present and Future (short story)

***Present and Future*** was a short story written by Philip Scholes. It was the third of the twelve prose stories submitted by fans to the *Doctor Who: Lockdown!* as part of the 2020 *The Pilot* tweetalong to receive an official release on the *Lockdown!* website.

## Characters

* Twelfth Doctor
* Nardole
* The Curator

## References

* Nardole has been mixing different sorts of tea together to make the Doctor's coffee.
* The Curator contacts the Doctor by using the psychic paper.
* The Doctor suggests that he could steal a diamond from  a mining station near Saturn and buy a load of coffee from the local Tesco.
* The Doctor still misses River Song, remembering how their years of bliss on Darillium had come to an end "so very fast".
* The Doctor instructs Nardole to make sure "the sonic screwdrivers don't go missing again".
* The Curator mentions how "retired Time Lords can't have TARDISes" and how "that business with Professor Chronotis" taught him that.
* The Curator mentions that there is  "a particularly dark year coming up for humanity" and that the Doctor should get away before then.
* The Curator shows the Doctor a picture of River Song from  "when the Doctor had  encountered her in the Library, two lifetimes ago" and a picture of "a young woman with a black hair and who was dressed in a striped top and darkish blue jeans", mentioning how she is a dinner lady who shouldn't be at the Doctor's lectures.
* The Curator has a sonic screwdriver, which he adds to the pot of sonic screwdrivers that the Doctor keeps on his desk.
* The Curator tells the Doctor to be nicer to his friends, accidentally revealing that that problem gets solved in his next incarnation.
Alice's Dad

**Alice's Dad** was the father of Alice, a young human girl who owned a TARDIS. The two often used it to travel through Time and Space, getting into scrapes in the process; although he was an adult and she was not, the timeship emphatically belonged to *Alice*, and she wasn't afraid to sometimes put her Dad back in his place.

## Biography

Alice's Dad once borrowed his daughter's TARDIS and travelled to 19th century France, where he met and befriended Vincent van Gogh. He absconded with an original painting by Van Gogh, which he planned to sell once he was back in the 21st century. However, Alice watched him rematerialise it over the door to a room. When he stepped out with the painting tucked under his arm, she confronted him about his reckless and selfishly-motivated meddling with history, and told him to go back to 19th century France and put it back where he'd found it. He meekly obliged. (WC: *A Little Souvenir*)

As the two waited on the couch for *Doctor Who* to air (which it would do several hours later), Alice's Dad grew impatient. He decided to steal the TARDIS again to try to see if he could skip over the wait. He had some difficulty driving the ship through the Vortex, and, when he stepped out, was faced with a woman who claimed to be Alice, thirty years older. After she sent him back to his “box”, however, it transpired that this was actually a different person who had been enlisted by the child Alice to play a trick on her Dad. (WC: *The Girl Who Waited… and the Boy Who Couldn't*)

## Behind the scenes

Alice's Dad, a recurring character in the unlicensed *TARDISshorts* webcasts, was played by series creator Phillip Barron — who was, of course, indeed the father of Alice Barron (who played Alice) in the real world.
Scytherian Vaults

The **Scytherian Vaults** curated memories, which they sorted by subject. They once had a file on the Doctor, but it was deleted by a certain "Dr John Disco". They also had a file on River Song, which included extracts from the memories of Nardole, Bernice Summerfield and the Thirteenth Doctor. To prevent "data loss", the Vaults converted extracts from this file into printed text. (PROSE: *Expectations*)
Fortune teller (Turn Left)

A **fortune teller** acted as a reluctant agent of the Trickster on Shan Shen, luring tourists and passersby as victims for the Time Beetle to feed on. She was tricked into selecting Donna Noble for this purpose, which eventually killed the Time Beetle.

## Biography

### Deal with the Trickster

This young woman was once wealthy, but was reduced to working as a two-bit fortune teller working on the crowded market-streets of Shan Shen in the 51st century, at which she did not have much success. When her despair had grown great, the Trickster appeared to her in a mirror, offering her renewed prosperity if she cared for the Time Beetle for him and did exactly as he said. (COMIC: *Turn Left Prequel Comic*)

### Tricking Donna

When Donna Noble visited Shan Shen with the Tenth Doctor, (TV: *Turn Left*) Auteur sensed that she was a living nexus point in Time. He singled her out to the fortune teller (whom he felt to be a "a puppet" of the Brigade), telling her to feed Donna to the Beetle, but not quite how dramatic the effects of this act would be. (PROSE: *A Better World*)

She successfully lured Donna into place and got the Beetle to climb onto her back, but, after becoming trapped in the new timeline, Donna was eventually told Time had diverged and (with the help of UNIT) to travel back in Time to reverse the change and put Time back on track. She then woke up back on Shan Shen in the normal timeline, killing the Beetle in the process. The fortune teller was awed and terrified that Donna had been able to do this, babbling "You were so strong… what are you?! *What will you be!?*". (TV: *Turn Left*)

## External links

* **Fortune teller (Turn Left)** at the main Tardis Data Core Wiki
Spy Master

An incarnation of the Master, who would go on to introduce himself to the Thirteenth Doctor as **the "Spy Master"** behind the Kasaavin's spycraft, (TV: *Spyfall*) engaged Strax in deadly combat soon after regenerating.

Although Strax later claimed that he "didn't lay a glove" on him, he was unaware that the Master had shrunk him in size. This caused Strax to become confused as to why all of his possessions had suddenly become incredibly large. (WC: *Strax Saves the Day*)

## External links

* **The Spy Master** at the main Tardis Data Core Wiki
Ramone's Story (short story)

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***Ramone's Story*** was a short story written by Cornelius Blanc. It was the tenth and final prose story submitted by fans to the *Doctor Who: Lockdown!* as part of the 2020 *The Husbands of River Song* tweetalong to receive an official release on the *Lockdown!* website.

## Plot

Having been decapitated by King Hydroflax, Ramone returns to the ship and discovers Nardole's headless body - as well Hydroflax's warrior monks. While waiting for River Song's return Ramone begins meditating, and the monks soon notice how content he is without his head, impulsively chopping off their own to follow his lead. The people of Mendorax Dellora begin to call them the Order of the Headless. As the Order begins receiving more and more initiates they are forced to use the Seventh Transept in order to store the heads.

In an attempt to locate River, Ramone befriends Dorium Maldovar - who advises him to join the Papal Mainframe to locate her. Ramone later allies the Order with a splinter chapter of The Church and attends the Battle of Demons Run where he finally comes into contact with River again. Instead of reuniting with River, Ramone reveals that he had actually been in search of her to retrieve a Vortex manipulator which had belonged to his actual lover.

## Characters

* Ramone
* Nardole
* Dorium Maldovar
* River Song

## References

* Ramone and Nardole were both beheaded by King Hydroflax.
* The warrior monks had genetically engineered anger issues.
* Ramone founded the Order of the Headless.
* The Order store their initiate's heads in one of the seven transepts.
* River had received a Vortex manipulator from Dorium Maldovar said to be "fresh off the wrist of a handsome Time Agent".
* River Song was imprisoned by the Church.
* Ramone allied the Order with a splinter chapter and attended the Battle of Demons Run.
* Ramone's head became the Sheriff on Darillium.
* The Order of the Headless were said to listen to their hearts and not their minds.

## Story notes

* One of the members of the Order of the Headless was said to "wheel his head around in a large tank". The individual was said to have been a "handsome Time Agent", who came to be a close acquaintance and lover to Ramone. This was a reference to fan theories that an encounter with the Headless Monks was how Captain Jack Harkness would become the Face of Boe, and that he was the handsome Time Agent whose Vortex manipulator Dorium Maldovar traded River Song in *The Pandorica Opens*.
Jenny

**Jenny** was the daughter of the Time Lord known as the Tenth Doctor.

## Biography

At one point, Jenny went on a quest in her spaceship to stop the universe from collapsing due to a tear that connected to the Void. After encountering Kevin, an Adipose, they went together to close the tear. After finding a "lost soul" of sorts was trying to come through, Jenny believed that this would destroy all the universes; explaining to Kevin that to close the tear they must manufacture a complicated space-time event, she reveals that they hadn't travelled in space to the tear, but through time, and they were in the same location in space where they first met. This caused a paradox, and they believed that the tear had been closed. Jenny seemingly sent Kevin, who was unconscious, to the Adipose nursery ship, with a note expressing a desire to meet him again. (PROSE: *Kevin and Jenny Take On The Universe(s)*)

## Appearance

Jenny had a "fierce" blonde ponytail, and wore an olive green top and skinny black jeans. (PROSE: *Kevin and Jenny Take On The Universe(s)*)

## External links

* **Jenny** at the main Tardis Data Core Wiki
Jamie H. Cowan

**Jamie H. Cowan** wrote the story *Time After Time*, which was released on the official *Doctor Who: Lockdown!* website in 2020, in conjunction with the tweetalong for *The Pilot*.

Cowan also wrote a story for TARDISMonkey's *The Five Doctors* tweetalong called *What Benton Did.* He also provided stories for the charity anthologies *Time Scope* and *Twice Upon A Time Scope* that are connected to his Fan Gallery story. Beyond this, he has written for James Hawkins' charity anthology *We Are The Master.*
Doctor Who: Lockdown!

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***Doctor Who: Lockdown!***, also known as simply ***Lockdown!*** or, originally, as ***Who at Home***, was the longest-running and most-publicised umbrella title of *Doctor Who*-related tweetalongs sparked by the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic.

Its architect and chief producer was Emily Cook.

## External links

* ***Doctor Who: Lockdown!*** at the main Tardis Data Core Wiki
Gathering coil

The Thirteenth Doctor zapped **a creature** she couldn't quite understand immediately after crashing through the roof of a train due to falling out of her TARDIS during her regeneration. (PROSE: *Things She Thought While Falling*) She later found out that it was a gathering coil being used by the Stenza Tzim-Sha. (TV: *The Woman Who Fell to Earth*)

## External links

* **Gathering coil** at the main Tardis Data Core Wiki
The Doctor's saviour

In one account on the Last Great Time War, an **unnamed saviour** gave her life for the Eighth Doctor at the very end of the conflict: he saw her skeleton crumbling to dust right before he destroyed Gallifrey using the Moment. After doing so, he initially believed that using the Moment had made his existence fixed, preventing him from ever regenerating again; however, as he began to regenerate into the Ninth Doctor, he realised that in her last kiss, she had passed on the Restoration to him, thereby "resetting his life cycle" and saving him one last time. (PROSE: *Doctor Who and the Time War*)

Other accounts indicated that it was the War Doctor who chose to end the War by using the Moment although the Tenth and Eleventh Doctors ultimately succeeded in dissuading him. (TV: *The Day of the Doctor*)

## External links

* **The Doctor's saviour** at the main Tardis Data Core Wiki
Trickster's Brigade

The **Trickster's Brigade**, (TV: *Turn Left*) or simply **the Brigade**, (PROSE: *A Better World*) was a malevolent organisation headed by the Trickster. Being the Trickster's agents, members of the Brigade were sent out into the universe to spread chaos and mischief, and derail the course of History. (TV: *Turn Left*, *Immortal Sins*)

The Time Beetle who tried to rewrite the course of Donna Noble's life was readily recognised both by the Doctor (TV: *Turn Left*) and by Auteur as a member of the Brigade. (PROSE: *A Better World*)

## External links

* **Trickster's Brigade** at the main Tardis Data Core Wiki
Goodbye Sweetie (short story)

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***Goodbye Sweetie*** was a short story written by Aidan M Phillips. It was the eighth of the ten prose stories submitted by fans to the *Doctor Who: Lockdown!* as part of the 2020 *The Husbands of River Song* tweetalong to receive an official release on the *Lockdown!* website.

The story actually was in the form of a letter, referring to River's past experiences as she heads towards  the Library.

## Plot

River Song reflects on her life en route to the Library.

## References

* River talks about how she will miss her parents.
* River talks about how she saw Daleks, Weeping Angels and fairy tales.
* River calls the Doctor a "madman in a box".
* River talks about visiting "the first planet" and Roman England.

## Story notes

* At some points, some typos can be seen. In one instance, River refers to "evening seen fairy tales".
* River appears to sense that the adventurein the Library will be her last.
The Trickster

**The Trickster** was an extra-dimensional deity with great power over Time. A member of the Pantheon of Discord, he often faced the Doctor or Sarah Jane Smith, either as hisemf (TV: *The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith*) or through his own agents, known as the Trickster's Brigade. The Trickster generally sought to create chaos and misfortune by tricking mortals from the Universe into making deals with him to alter Time. (TV: *Turn Left*, COMIC: *Turn Left Prequel Comic*, etc.)

He notably appeared to a young woman who had once been wealthy, but was reduced to working as a two-bit fortune teller working on the crowded market-streets of Shan Shen in the 51st century, at which she did not have much success. When her despair had grown great, the Trickster appeared to her in a mirror, offering her renewed prosperity if she cared for the Time Beetle for him and did exactly as he said, (COMIC: *Turn Left Prequel Comic*) meaning she was asked to find victims whose timelines the Beetle could feed on by forcing them to relive and alter important choices in their lives. The Beetle was ultimately killed when Donna Noble managed to reverse the alteration to her timeline from within the altered world, whereupon the Doctor recognised the Beetle as a member of the Trickster's Brigade. (TV: *Turn Left*)

## External links

* **The Trickster** at the main Tardis Data Core Wiki
¡Bienvenidos a casa!

**¡Bienvenidos a la Casa!** es el primer episodio de Aylin. Se estrenó el 11 de enero de 2003 para el canal Kaywonga.

## Sinopsis

Aylin, Zaylin y sus padres vuelven a casa y traen sorpresas, pero Tenerta intenta tramar algo para que Aylin pierda la casa.

## Transcripción

Para ver la transcripción, ve a ¡Bienvenidos a casa!/Transcripción.
Vastra

**Vastra** was a Silurian who lived with the Sontaran Strax at 13 Paternoster Row in Victorian London.

At some point, Strax organised a viewing of *The Day of the Doctor*. He was premiering a new version as the special had not previously been seen in "groundbreaking" 2D. As the episode begun, Vastra called Strax away by asking him to put the kettle on which left his unseen crowd to watch the episode by themselves. (WC: *Strax Saves the Day*)

## External links

* **Vastra** at the main Tardis Data Core Wiki
Steven Moffat

**Steven Moffat** wrote the *Doctor Who: Lockdown!* webcasts *Strax Saves the Day*, *The Raggedy Doctor by Amelia Pond*, *Pompadour*, *Listen* and *The Best of Days*. He also wrote the short story *The Terror of the Umpty Ums* and released the script *Sally Sparrow and the Weeping Angel*.

He participated in the tweetalongs for *The Day of the Doctor*, *The Eleventh Hour*, *Heaven Sent*, *The Girl in the Fireplace*, *Listen*, *Blink* and was scheduled to take part in the cancelled tweetalong for *World Enough and Time/The Doctor Falls*.

## External links

* **Steven Moffat** at the main Tardis Data Core Wiki
Amy Pond/List of appearances

This page is a **list of appearances of Amy Pond in Lockdown-era *Doctor Who*-related media, as covered by this Wiki**. Note that this is not a complete list of *every* appearance of this character in DWU media. If you want to complete the picture with non-Lockdown related appearances, head over to the main Tardis Wiki.

## Webcasts

* *Vincent and the Doctor's Gallery*
* *The Raggedy Doctor by Amelia Pond*
Strax

**Strax** was a Sontaran who lived with Madame Vastra in 13 Paternoster Row in Victorian London.

At some point, Strax engaged in deadly combat with the Doctor's archenemy, the Master. Although he was unaware of the fact, confused as to why his possessions had suddenly become incredibly large, the Master used his technology to shrink him in size. After this, he assembled with a crowd to watch a new version of *The Day of the Doctor* which was available to mass audiences for the first time in "groundbreaking" 2D. He briefly described the special including the cast of John Hurt, Billie Piper and Tom Baker before proclaiming it as "the story that changed everything... unless it didn't". However, Strax was not present for the start of the episode as he was called away by Vastra asking him to put the kettle on. (WC: *Strax Saves the Day*)

## Behind the scenes

* Strax was the first character in *Lockdown* media to be portrayed by a stuffed toy; Strax wasn't the only character, however, as Michelin Man the Adipose was later depicted by a photograph of an Adipose stuffed toy in a rerelease of PROSE: *The Complete Story of My Life (So Far)*.

## External links

* **Strax** at the main Tardis Data Core Wiki
The Castellan Has Returned and Brought a Message from Gallifrey (webcast)

***The Castellan has returned and has brought a message from Gallifrey!*** was a webcast featuring Paul Jerricho returning to his part of the Castellan from *Arc of Infinity* and *The Five Doctors*; like other *Doctor Who: Lockdown!* and *Lockdown!*-adjacent productions, it was released on Twitter to coincide with a watchalong of a TV *Doctor Who* story; in this case, *The Five Doctors*.

## Summary

In the wild jungles of the continent of Wild Endeavour, the Castellan awaits the viewer, revealing himself to still be alive in his latest incarnation — after all, "Time Lords never die!" But the Castellan's bout of cackling laughter is cut short by the appearance of the Time Scoop, which he recognises as being connected with "the tweetalong" just before it captures his screaming likeness and flies away!

## References

* The Castellan claims to be in "his latest incarnation" and that "Time Lords never die".

## Notes

* An original image of the Continent of Wild Endeavour can be seen in the introductory scene.
* Owing to the limitations of *Lockdown!*-era webcasts more than anything else, the Castellan appears to be wearing Earth-style clothes.
* The delivery of the line, *"No, not the tweetalong"*, parodies the commonly mocked line, *"No, not the mind probe"*, which the same character had said in *The Five Doctors*, parodying the unemotional delivery, odd emphasis on each syllable, and overcautious enunciation.
* The design of the Time Scoop as a flat black triangle from the original TV version of *The Five Doctors* was employed, rather than the "updated" crystalline CGI design of the direct-to-video *The Five Doctors Special Edition*.

## External links

* ***The Castellan has returned and has brought a message from Gallifrey!* in its official Twitter upload**

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Fortune teller (Turn Left)/List of appearances

This page is a **list of appearances of the unnamed fortune teller from TV: *Turn Left* in Lockdown-era *Doctor Who*-related media, as covered by this Wiki**. Note that this is not a complete list of *every* appearance of this character in DWU media. If you want to complete the picture with non-Lockdown related appearances, head over to the main Tardis Wiki.
Cross Roads (short story)

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***Cross Roads*** was a short story written by Aidan M Phillips. It was the first of the twelve prose stories submitted by fans to the *Doctor Who: Lockdown!* as part of the 2020 *Turn Left* tweetalong to receive an official release on the *Lockdown!* website.

## Plot

Donna Noble wakes up and gets ready for school. Her dad wishes her well and she leaves. En route to school, she sees a man in a blue pinstripe suit and an older woman rush out and defeat a strange serpent before entering an "out of time police box" and vanishing.

## Characters

* Donna Noble
* Geoff Noble
* Tenth Doctor
* Serpent

## Story notes

* This story was written in memory of Howard Attfield.
* This story features two versions of Donna Noble: a younger version and an older version.
Confinement Stories

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Six prose“***Confinement Stories***” were written by *Doctor Who* critic and writer Sam Maleski to tie in with *Doctor Who: Lockdown!* tweetalongs, and released on an unlicensed basis on his personal website.

Each gave a new perspective on the corresponding *Lockdown!* Tweetalong's TV story, usually from the point of view of a secondary character.
Alice/List of appearances

This page is a **list of appearances of Alice from the *TARDISshorts* in Lockdown-era *Doctor Who*-related media, as covered by this Wiki**. Note that this is not a complete list of *every* appearance of this character in DWU media. If you want to complete the picture with non-Lockdown related appearances, head over to the main Tardis Wiki.

## Webcasts

### *TARDISshorts*

#### Season 1

* *A Little Souvenir*
* *The Girl Who Waited… and the Boy Who Couldn't*
* *House Call*
A Hunter's Bounty (short story)

***A Hunter's Bounty*** was a short story written by Philip Scholes. It was the eighth of the nine prose stories submitted by fans to the *Doctor Who: Lockdown!* as part of the *Robot of Sherwood* tweetalong to receive an official release on the *Doctor Who: Lockdown!* website.

## Characters

* Tenth Doctor
* Janine Richter
* Grett
* Kontras
* Computer

## References

* The Sylechian High Commander had sent Grett and his team with a kill order.
* The Tenth Doctor compares attempting to murder Robin Hood to attempting to kill Richard Poole or attempting to ride a sleigh with Santa Claus. The Twelfth Doctor would go on to do the latter in TV: Last Christmas.
* The Doctor has just saved London from being destroyed by a replica of the Titanic. (TV: Voyage of the Damned)
* Grett had been seriously injured after a battle on Trull, prompting his request to become a cyborg.
* Janine had her vortex manipulator fixed by a trader on Banthaa.
* The Sylechians would one day have access to time travel technology during the Sylechian-Tikoid War.
* Janine previously encountered the Master, in his decayed and emaciated state.
* The Doctor and Janine both see Robin Hood and Clara Oswald walking in Sherwood. The Doctor and Janine both presume however, due to Clara's appearance, that Clara is Marian.
* After seeing this image, the Doctor presumes that the Land of Fiction must be leaking.
* Janine is a former member of the Redgrove Foundation.
* Grett's team were disgraced after failing to assassinate the president of Lugas V.
* In the Doctor's speech, he mentions that he has been to the end of the universe and fought cannibals on the last world in existence and that he has travelled to the dawn of the Earth.

## Story notes

* This story takes place concurrently with the events of Robot of Sherwood, with the alien element being witnessed within Sherwood by Grett heavily implied to be related with the Sheriff of Nottingham and his robots.
Valderaaz

**Valderaaz** was a "distant planet" relative to Gallifrey, where the Time Lords trapped the demon Hemnus in a set of sealed tombs. The tombs were later explored by Bernice Summerfield and River Song, who belatedly realised what they had discovered when they spotted a golden Seal of Rassilon, and resolved to summon the Doctor for help. (PROSE: *Expectations*)
Ninth Doctor (Doctor Who and the Time War)

The Eighth Doctor regenerated into an individual who would logically have been called the **Ninth Doctor** after he broke his bones falling back into the Doctor's TARDIS from the eyrie on which he had activated the Moment, destroying the Time Lords and ending the Last Great Time War.

Once the regeneration died down, the Doctor, his thirst for life renewed despite the horrors he had witnessed, eagerly felt at his new face before exclaiming his first word: *"Blimey!"*. (PROSE: *Doctor Who and the Time War*)

## Behind the scenes

* Author Russell T Davies introduced *Doctor Who and the Time War*'s position in relation to *The Night of the Doctor* as a "glimpse of parallel events" given that "all Doctors exist [and] all stories are true". Although the specific mention of "ears" as the new Doctor feels his face references Christopher Eccleston's Ninth Doctor, the story does not positively identify the Doctor into whom the Eighth Doctor regenerates. In the comments of the Instagram release of *Doctor Who and the Time War*, Russell T Davies liked a suggestion by a fan that

> …the Ninth Doctor here could also be interpreted as the Shalka Doctor or the Rowan Atkinson Doctor for the hat trick of alternative Ninth Doctors.
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> (source)

* Davies' affirmation echoes *The Gallifrey Chronicles*'s in-universe confirmation that the Doctor had "three ninth incarnations", intended to refer to the Ninth Doctor played by Christopher Eccleston in the BBC Wales *Doctor Who* series; the Ninth Doctor played by Rowan Atkinson in *The Curse of Fatal Death*, and referenced in *The Tomorrow Windows* as the "listless-looking" Doctor; and the Ninth Doctor played by Richard E Grant in *Scream of the Shalka*. The Ninth Doctor in *Doctor Who and the Time War* can be understood to be any of these characters.

## External links

* **Ninth Doctor (Doctor Who and the Time War)** at the main Tardis Data Core Wiki

## Footnotes

1. ↑ Of the three ninth incarnations presented as candidates, the appearance of Atkinson's Doctor in *The Curse of Fatal Death* was the earliest by release date. Grant's Doctor debuted in 2003's Scream of the Shalka with Eccleston's Doctor first appearing in the 2004 novel *The Tomorrow Windows*.
2. ↑ @russelltdavies63 ROSE: THE PREQUEL