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Cracked Time (TV Story)

***Cracked Time*** was the seventh serial ofSeason 36 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Gary Russell, directed by John Henderson and starred Hugh Bonneville as the Ninth Doctor & Helen Baxendale as Jean Robinson.

It was the first regular appearance of Hugh Bonneville as the Ninth Doctor.

## Synopsis

Time is running out for Jean Robinson. The Web of Time has cracked & the universe is dying. The Doctor & Jean are summoned to Gallifrey by the Lady President Romana. The only way to save Jean & the universe is to use a machine created by the founding fathers of Gallifrey, which is locked away in an unbound dimension.

Travelling to the unbound dimension, the Doctor & Jean begin their dangerous quest to repair CORDIS & save Jean. From an alien western to a wooden mansion on a dead world, the two will come across many dangers & countless threats. But, in the end, it all may rely on the Doctor making the ultimate sacrifice.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Hugh Bonneville
* Jean Robinson - Helen Baxendale
* Romana - Chloë Annett

To be added.

* And Aidan Gillen as the New Doctor

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Season 36 were released individually in 2000
* This story along with the other stories in Season 36 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Thirty-Sixth Season* in 2009.
* This story along with all other regeneration stories were released as *Doctor Who: Regeneration* in 2014.

### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Season 36 were upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and were released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 36* in the UK.
Death and the Queen (TV Story)

Hilary Salmon

***Death and the Queen*** was the ninth serial of Season 50 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by James Goss, directed by Paul Wilmshurst and starred Damien Molony as the Fourteenth Doctor & Kate Bracken as Heather McKenzie.

## Synopsis

Heather McKenzie has never been lucky in love.

So when, one day, her Prince does come, she is thrilled to have the wedding of all weddings to look forward to. Though the Doctor isn't holding his breath for an invitation. And her future mother-in-law is certainly not amused.

But on the big day itself, Heather finds her castle under siege from the darkest of forces, marching at the head of a skeleton army.

When it looks like even the Doctor can't save the day, what will Queen Heather do to save her people from Death itself?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Damien Molony
* Heather McKenzie - Kate Bracken
* Rudolph - Blake Ritson
* Queen Mum - Alice Krige
* Hortense - To be added.
* Death - Alan Cox
* Maids - To be added.
* Cloud - To be added.
* Skeletons - To be added.

## References

### Locations

* The Kingdom of Goritania has not gone to war for around five centuries.
* Goritania changes from a monarchy to a republic and was renamed as "The People's Republic of Goritania" six months after the events of this story.
* The Doctor and Heather were originally going to Blackpool but landed in the French Riviera instead where Heather met Rudolph.

### Sonic Screwdriver

* The Doctor's sonic screwdriver has a setting for horseshoes.

### The TARDIS

* The Doctor wonders why the TARDIS' translation circuits aren't translating the motto of the kingdom.

## Continuity

* The Doctor states that the TARDIS is able to translate all languages (TV: *The Red Museum*) but that it sometimes failed to translate due to the age of the language. (TV: *The Impossible Planet*)
* The Doctor refers to the fact that his companions leave the TARDIS to save another universe (TV: *Warriors' Gate*) or after they fall in love. (TV: *The Myth Makers*, *The Green Death*, *The Invasion of Time*)
* The Doctor says that he once had a robot dog who left him twice. (TV: *The Invasion of Time*, *Warriors' Gate*)

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Season 50 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Fiftieth Season* in 2014.

### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Season 50 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Fiftieth Season* on Blu-ray in 2014.
Gallifrey

## Gallifrey

Gallifrey as it appeared in The Apocalypse Element

### Inhabitants

Time LordsGallifreyans

Outsiders

**Gallifrey** was the homeworld of the Time Lords

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 20

* *Arc of Infinity*
* *The Five Doctors*

#### Season 38

* *The Dawn of War*
* *The Nightmare*

#### Season 39

* *Devolution of the Daleks*
* *The Kaleds*
* *The War That Never Was*
* *The Enemy of My Enemy*

#### Season 40

* *A Third Opposition*
* *Indigo*
* *The End*
John Dorney

## Selected Credits

#### As Writer

* *Solitaire*
* *The Lincoln Assassination*
* *The Sontaran Avengement*
* *Planet of the Silurians*
* *Night of the Vashta Nerada*
* *The Perfect World*
* *The Invention of Death*
* *Infamy of the Zaross*
* *Army of Silver* (with Sarah Dollard)
* *The Hidden Secret*
* *Human Extinction*
* *The Union of Omega* (with Sarah Dollard)

#### As Executive Producer

* *Army of Silver*
* *The Hidden Secret*
* *Ascension of Gallifrey*
* *Fight for the Future*
* *Human Extinction*
* *The Union of Omega*
Companion

**Companion** was a somewhat vague term used to describe the Doctor's closest friends. The Doctor's companions often directly saved the Doctor's lives or provided the Doctor with a perspective that prevented them from abusing their Time Lord powers. On some occasions, they were the proximate reason that the Doctor sacrificed their then-current life and regenerated. On others, they lost their lives in pursuit of the Doctor's goals.
Hugh Bonneville

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As The Doctor

* *Nerve Gas*
* *The Living Light*
* *Toy Soldiers*
* *The Taker of Life*
* *Forest of the Dead*
* *The Long Game*
* *Natural Existence*
* *The Broken Clock*
* *Placebo Effect*
* *The Nightmare Scenario*
* *Vampire Science*
* *The Screaming Darkness*
* *The English Way of Death*
* *The Millennium Bug*
* *Genocide*
* *The Apocalypse Element*
* *Danger Within*
* *Spare Parts*
* *Human Nature*
* *Blink*
* *The Murder Game*
* *Queen of the Galaxies*
* *The Smog*
* *The End of the World*
* *The Stones of Venice*
* *Minuet in Hell*
* *The Reaping*
* *The Chimes of Midnight*
* *Cracked Time*
* *The Dusk of War*
* *The Fall of the Doctor*
Human Decay (TV Story)

Jennifer Ward

Jack Afton

Matthew Robinson

***Human Decay*** was the first serial of Series 3 of *The Pyramid*. It was written by Paul Cornell, directed by Brian Kelly and starred Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield, Robert Bathurst as Chris Hector, Keeley Hawes as Jennifer Ward & David Oyelowo as Jack Afton.

## Synopsis

Adipose Industries - the company behind the revolutionary dieting pill. One small capsule has changed the lives of many people, as the fat vanishes over night.

That's what the newspapers says, but the Pyramid team suspect something more sinister to be at work. From the strange Miss Foster to the reports of unusual side effects to the pills, it feels as though Adipose Industries are planning something sinister. The Pyramid team must find out what & fast.

## Cast

* Bernice Summerfield - Lisa Bowerman
* Chris Hector - Robert Bathurst
* Jennifer Ward - Keeley Hawes
* Jack Afton - David Oyelowo
* Miss Foster - Sarah Lancashire

To be added.

## Home video releases

#### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Series 3 were released as *The Pyramid: The Complete Third Season* in 2004.
* This season alongside all other episodes were included in *The Pyramid: The Complete Collection* box set, released in 2011.

#### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Series 3 were released as *The Pyramid: The Complete Third Season* on Blu-ray.
* This season alongside all other episodes were included in *The Pyramid: The Complete Collection* box set on Blu-ray, released in 2011.
Abigail Norwood

**Abigail Norwood** was a detective from the year 4229 and a companion of the Ninth Doctor.

## Physical Appearance

Abigail appeared as a tall, young woman. (TV: The Broken Clock)

### Hair and grooming

Abigail had short, dirty-blonde hair. (TV: *The Broken Clock*)

### Clothing

During her travels with the Doctor, Abigail typically wore a red shirt underneath a grey leather jacket, with black trousers and black heals. (TV: *The Broken Clock*)

## Behind the Scenes

* Abigail was originally never intended to become a companion, but Colin Brake suggested turning the character into the next companion (she originally was only going to appear in the first part of *The Broken Clock*)

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 34

* Placebo Effect
* *The Nightmare Scenario*
* *Vampire Science*
* *The Screaming Darkness*
* *The English Way of Death*
* *The Millennium Bug*
* *Genocide*

#### Season 35

* *The Apocalypse Element*
* *Danger Within*
* *Spare Parts*
* *Human Nature*
* *Blink*
* *The Murder Game*
* *Queen of the Galaxies*
Jack Afton

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 40

* *The Beginning of the End*
* *The Fall of Gallifrey*

### The Pyramid

#### Series 1

* The Red Death
* Fugitives on the Moon
* Pleasure Gas
* War World
* Who is Bernice Summerfield?
* *Wounded Time*

#### Series 2

* *Zygon Romance*
* *Death Day*
* The Hunters of Stone
* Countrycide
* The Birth of a New Evil
* Damien

#### Series 3

* *Human Decay*
* *The Night Train*
* *The Last Day of Your Life*
* *The Face of the Future*
* *Blackout*
* *Christina*
* *The Conquest of Earth*

#### Series 4

* Artificial Intelligence
* Adrift
* Wake Up
* Ghost Machine
* The Five Faces of Bernice
* Poseidon
* Greeks Bearing Gifts
* The Final Day
Human

**Humans**were a species of sentient primates.

Earthbound or Earth-identifying humans went by many names over Earth's long history. For a time, they were commonly called Tellurians or Terrans — both derived from alternate names for Earth. (TV: *Carnival of Monsters*, *The Two Doctors*) Earthling was also sometimes used, such as by the Fifth Doctor (TV: *Four to Doomsday*)

Nevertheless, the Doctor had a special affinity or "soft spot" for the species, The overwhelming number of their travelling companions were human. They also admitted in a Gallifreyan high court that they had a special affinity for Earth and its inhabitants, thereby determining the location of his Time Lord-imposed exile. (TV: *The War Games*) Moreover, they would wax lyrical about the intrinsic spirit of humanity, revelling in their innate desire to explore, their "indomitability". (TV: *The Ark in Space*)

## Characteristics

### Traits and abilities

Individual humans displayed psychic powers such as psychometry, telepathy, empathy, or time-sensitivity. (TV: *Planet of the Spiders*, *Image of the Fendahl*)

Humans had little in the way of telepathic emissions, and were difficult to track telepathically. (TV: *Blood Heat*)

### Unusual traits of Humanity

The human brain was the only source of a chemical that allowed restfullness. (TV: *The Mark of the Rani*)

### Perceptions by other species

The Silurians thought of humans as primitive apes, though some were more open-minded and willing to at least consider the idea of co-existing with them. (TV: *Doctor Who and the Silurians* et al.)

The War Lords considered humans the most aggressive and war-like species in all of Mutter's Spiraland hoped to use them to conquer the galaxy. (TV: *The War Games*)

## The Doctor and humans

The Seventh Doctor noted humanity to have "the most amazing capacity for self-deception, matched by only its ingenuity when trying to destroy itself." (TV: *Remembrance of the Daleks*)

While the Master tried to convince the Sea Devils that mankind was weak, in an attempt to make peace with the Sea Devils, the Third Doctor disagreed, saying that "Man is not weak. He is only too proficient at devising weapons of annihilation, and using them." (TV: *The Sea Devils*)

The Fourth Doctor praised the species for their "indomitable" spirit, having "survived flood, famine... plague... cosmic wars and holocausts". (TV: *The Ark in Space*) Whether by accident or intent, most of the Doctor's many companions were human, specifically humans from Earth. (TV: *An Unearthly Child*, *The Rescue*, *The Chase*, *The Myth Makers*, *The Daleks' Master Plan*, *The Massacre*, et al.)

## History of Human evolution

### Posthuman

The posthuman era began with the loss of Earth. One account similarly showed that the Sun swallowed Earth about ten million years after the 1st Segment of Time. (TV: *The Ark*)

Direct human survivors of Earth's destruction included the Guardians, who took a 700 years voyage on the Ark to Refusis II; (TV: *The Ark*) Revere's ship of refugees, thought by the Fifth Doctor to be one of the last surviving groups of Mankind, who colonised Frontios; (TV: *Frontios*)
A Third Opposition (TV Story)

Leela

K9

Hartsran

***A Third Opposition*** was the sixth serial of Season 40 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Nicholas Briggs, directed by Richard Stroud and starred Aidan Gillen as the Tenth Doctor & Sophie Okonedo as Helliza

## Synopsis

The Sontarans believe themselves to be the ultimate warrior race. Now they wish to join in the battle against the Time Lords & the Daleks. They've captured leaders from both sides of the battle & now held them as hostages. The only way to get them back is if they're allowed in on the war.

All of this is a scheme planned out by General Klarv, leader of the Ninth Sontaran War Fleet. If all goes to plan, the Sontarans will become a third opposition in the war. Not unless they're stopped by the Time Lords or the Daleks

## Cast

* The Doctor - Aidan Gillen
* Helliza - Sophie Okonedo
* Romana - Chloë Annett
* Kalien - Nicola Walker
* Hartsran - Jacqueline Pearce
* Leela - Louise Jameson
* K9 - John Leeson
* Klarv - Christopher Ryan
* Skarn - Anthony O'Donnel
* Dalek Voices - Nicholas Briggs
* Dalek Operators - Barnaby Edwards, Nicholas Pegg, David Hankinson

## Crew

* Executive Producer - Russell T Davies, Matthew Robinson
* Writer - Nicholas Briggs
* Producer - Ann Harrison-Baxter
* Director - Graeme Harper
* Director of Photography - Ernie Vincze
* Production Designer - Jon Bunker
* Visual Effects - The Mill
* Make-Up Designer - Davy Jones
* Casting Director - Andy Pryor
* Music - David Arnold
* Costume Designer - Lucinda Wright
* Edited by - Mike Jones
* Special Effects - Bryan Stanislas
* Original Theme Music - Ron Grainer
* Title Sequence by BBC Wales VFX

## Story Notes

* This is the first story to feature the Sontarans since *The Rules of War* in Season 34.

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Season 40 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Fortieth Season* in 2004.

### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Season 40 were later released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Fortieth Season* on Blu-ray.
Alan Wareing

**Alan Wareing** was a director who directed several Doctor Who stories with his first story being *The Greatest Show in the Galaxy*.

Prior to his involvement in the Sylvester McCoy era, he was a Production Assistant on the Tom Baker story *The Keeper of Traken*.

## Biography

### Prior to Doctor Who

Alan Wareing's first TV credit was as an Assistant Floor Manager on the TV series Survivors. He then worked on episodes of other shows including Blake's 7 and The Onedin Line

### Work on Doctor Who

Wareing began working on Doctor Who as the Production Assistant on the Season 18 story *The Keeper of Traken*. He served as the Production Manager on the Season 22 story *Timelash*. In 1988, he became the director of the Season 25 story *The Greatest Show in the Galaxy*. He then went on to direct four more Seventh Doctor stories and four Eighth Doctor stories.

Wareing also played the little girl God in *The Greatest Show in the Galaxy,* but was not credited.

### After Doctor Who

Wareing's most notable credits after Doctor Who included episodes of Eastenders, Emerdale and Coronation Street.

## Selected Credits

#### As Director

* *The Greatest Show in the Galaxy*
* *Ghost Light*
* *Survival*
* *Earth Aid*
* *Alixion*
* *Battleground*
* *Love and War*
* *Legacy*
* *The Romance of Crime*

#### As Little Girl God

* *The Greatest Show in the Galaxy* (uncredited)
BBC One

**BBC One** — styled **BBC1** and **BBC-1** until 1997 — is a British television channel launched on 2 November 1936. It has been considered the "main" BBC terrestrial television channel in the United Kingdom since it was created by the devolution of BBC tv into BBC1 and BBC2.

Since the 25 April 1964 premiere of "The Screaming Jungle", it has been the network of origin for *Doctor Who*, excepting *The Five Doctors* and season 27-29. It was also the home network for *A Girl's Best Friend*.

## Overview

### *Doctor Who*

*Doctor Who* premiered on the BBC in 1963 with *An Unearthly Child*. During broadcast of the fifth storyline, *The Keys of Marinus*, the BBC launched a new network, BBC Two. Beginning with the third episode of *Marinus*, "The Screaming Jungle", *Doctor Who* was said to air on BBC One.

### Related programmes

#### Spin-offs

BBC One has also been the home network of several (but not all) *Doctor Who* spinoff productions.

* *A Girl's Best Friend*, the pilot (and only episode of) *K9 and Company* in 1981.
Chris Hector

Robert Bathurst in a promotion picture for The Zygon Invasion

Christina

Alice Davies (Sister)

**Chris Hector**was a Sergeant who worked for U.N.I.T and a companion of the Eighth & Ninth Doctor.

He first met the Eighth Doctor when an army of Zygons try to summon an army to invade Earth & turn it into a Zygon hatchling ground.

His travels with the Doctor came to an end when he was pulled into the Time Vortex, sending him to anywhere at any given time.

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 31

* *The Zygon Invasion*
* *Legacy*
* *Return of the Living Dad*
* *Tragedy Day*
* *Iceberg*
* *Goth Opera*

#### Season 32

* *Knight Falls*
* *Downtime*
* *The Left-Handed Hummingbird*
* *The Romance of Crime*
* *Damaged Goods*
* *Planet of the Nestene*
* *Nerve Gas*

#### Season 33

* *The Living Light*
* *Toy Soldiers*
* *The Taker of Life*
* *Forest of the Dead*
* *The Long Game*
* *Natural Existence*
* *The Broken Clock*

#### Season 40

* *The Beginning of the End*
* *The Fall of Gallifrey*

### The Pyramid

#### Series 1

* *Fugitives on the Moon*
* *Pleasure Gas*
* *War World*
* *Who is Bernice Summerfield?*
* *Wounded Time*

#### Series 2

* *Zygon Romance*
* *Death Day*
* *The Hunters of Stone*
* *Countrycide*
* *The Birth of a New Evil*
* *Damien*

#### Series 3

* *Human Decay*
* *The Last Day of Your Life*
* *The Face of the Future*
* *Ghost Town*
* *Blackout*
* *Christina*
* *The Conquest of Earth*

#### Series 4

* *Artificial Intelligence*
* *Adrift*
* *Wake Up*
* *Ghost Machine*
* *The Five Faces of Bernice*
* *Poseidon*
* *Greeks Bearing Gifts*
* *The Final Day*

#### Series 5

* *Yesterday's Life*
* *The Weapon Cartel*
* *Adam*
* *The Bloody Dagger*
* *The Night of Our Lives*
* *The Lost Sontaran*
* *The Wedding*
* *The Decaying Army*

#### Series 6

* *Children of Earth: Day One*
* *Children of Earth: Day Two*
* *Children of Earth: Day Three*
* *Children of Earth: Day Four*
* *Children of Earth: Day Five*
Adam (TV Story)

Jennifer Ward

Captain Thomas Cook

Julie Gardner

***Adam*** was the third serial of Series 5 of *The Pyramid*. It was written by Catherine Tregenna, directed by Andy Goddard and starred Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield, Robert Bathurst as Chris Hector & Keeley Hawes as Jennifer Ward.

## Synopsis

An alien with the power to change memories infiltrates the team. With Bernice caught up in memories of her lost sister and Chris struggling to remember Bernice, the team must find out who is responsible for this. Yet there's always a price to pay.

## Cast

* Bernice Summerfield - Lisa Bowerman
* Chris Hector - Robert Bathurst
* Jennifer Ward - Keeley Hawes
* Captain Thomas Cook - Scott Bakula
* Adam - Bryan Dick
* Claire Summerfield - Lauren Ward
* Young Bernice - To be added.
* Samantha - To be added.
* Young Adam - Rhys Myers
* Murdered Woman - Jo McLaren

## Story Notes

* Interviewed in 2014, Head Writer Chris Chibnall revealed that had Series 5 of The Pyramid gone ahead, this story would've acted as a prequel as to what was to come with Bernice's sister, Samantha.

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Series 5 were included in *The Pyramid: The Complete Fifth Series* box set, released in 2006
* This story along with the other stories in Series 5 were later released as *The Pyramid: The Complete Fifth Series* on Blu-ray.
Human Extinction (TV Story)

Amaron

Matt Strevens

***Human Extinction*** was the fifth serial of Season 56 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by John Dorney, directed by Emma Sullivan and starred Rakhee Thakrar as the Sixteenth Doctor, Rebecca Root as Joanne Tilley, Ravin J Ganatra as Anderson Stenhouse & T'Nia Miller as Amaron.

It was the first regular appearance of Rakhee Thakrar as the Sixteenth Doctor.

## Synopsis

The Doctor has regenerated. Dealing with post-regeneration trauma, Amaron takes her to St Lambert's Hospital, where the Doctor can recover in their Zero Room. However, trouble follows them to St Lambert, as an army of Cybermen begin their ascension. Will the new Doctor recover in time & be able to save the day again?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Rakhee Thakrar
* Joanne Tilley - Rebecca Root
* Anderson Stenhouse - Ravin J Ganatra
* Amaron - T'Nia Miller
* Voice of Cybermen - Nicholas Briggs
* Cybermen - Matthew Rohman, Simon Carew, Jon Davey, Richard Highgate, Richard Price, Mickey Lewis, Matthew Doman, Paul Bailey

To be added.

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Season 56 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Fifty-Sixth Season* in 2022.

### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Season 56 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Fifty-Sixth Season* on Blu-ray in 2022.
End of the Line (TV Story)

Beth Willis

***End of the Line*** was the first serial of Season 48 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Paul Cornell, directed by Steve Hughes and starred Peter Capaldi as the Thirteenth Doctor, Vicky McClure as Kelsey Haule & Tom Ellis as Richard McIntyre.

It was the firs appearance of Vicky McClure as Kelsey Haule.

## Synopsis

It has been two years since Richard McIntyre left the Doctor. Since then, he has made a new life for himself in the 2010s, getting a proper job & forming a relationship with a woman named Kelsey Haule.

The two decide to take a train journey down to Cardiff to go on holiday & enjoy life. But things can't be normal for Richard, as he finds himself on an alien planet & the Doctor comes crashing back into his life.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Peter Capaldi
* Kelsey Haule - Vicky McClure
* Richard McIntyre - Tom Ellis

To be added.

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Season 48 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Forty-Eighth Season* in 2012.
* This story along with the other stories in Season 48, Part 1 were released as *Doctor Who: Season 48, Part 1* in 2012.

### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Season 47 were later released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Forty-Eighth Season* on Blu-ray in 2012.
* This story along with the other stories in Season 47, Part 2 were released as *Doctor Who: Season 48, Part 1* on Blu-ray in 2011.
1990

**1990** was a year in the tenth decade of the 20th Century of the Gregorian Calendar.

## In-Universe Events

On 13 October, Raine Cunningham met the Seventh Doctor for the first time. However, this was not the Doctor's first encounter with Raine, as he had delivered her in London on 7th November 1967. (TV: *Crime of the Century*, *Thin Ice*)

## Real World Events

* It was announced that Richard Griffiths would be playing the Eighth Doctor.
* Season 27 was broadcast on BBC TWO between the 12th September-12th December.
* It was announced that Julia Ormond would be playing the new companion, Raine Cunningham.
Alixion (TV Story)

***Alixion*** was the fourth serial of Season 27 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Robin Mukherjee, directed by Alan Wareing and starred Sylvester McCoy as the Seventh Doctor and Julia Ormond as Raine Cunningham.

It was the final regular appearance of Sylvester McCoy as the Seventh Doctor.

 Synopsis

On her first trip in the TARDIS, the Doctor brings Raine to the rocky planet of Alixion. They encounter a society of two similar races who live in a network of caves.

The Doctor comes to learn of a great scientist known simply as an Abbot, who's discovered the ultimate form of immortality on Alixion. But there's a twisted truth to the Abbots Elixir of Youth; one which the Doctor disaproves of.

When the Abbot challenges the Doctor's authority, he has the Doctor sedated & imprissoned. Determined to become a god of his people, the Abbot puts the Doctor to the ultimate test in order to learn his secrets. With Raine all on her own, the Doctor must find escape from his imprisonment & make sure the Abbot never gets his hands on his secrets, even if costs him his own life...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Sylvester McCoy
* Raine- Julia Ormond
* The Abbot - Bob Monkhouse
* Brett - Dexter Fletcher
* Vernos - Nick Berry
* Herrel - Sharon Duce
* Archon - Julie Graham
* Spike - Ben Chandler
* Breiner - Chris Barrie
* Mel - Bonnie Langford
* Ace - Sophie Aldred
* The Doctor - Richard Griffiths

## Story Notes

* The regeneration sequence features specially recorded cameos by Bonnie Langford and Sophie Aldred. Because Langford had left the show in previous seasons, a special contract had to be written for her cameo.

## Home video and audio releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Season 27 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Twenty-Seventh Season* in 2004.
* This story along with all other regeneration stories were released as *Doctor Who: Regeneration* in 2014

### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Season 27 were upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and were released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 27* in the UK.
Helen Baxendale

**Helen Victoria Baxendale** (born 7 June 1970) portrayed Jean Robinson in Doctor Who from *The Smog to The Nightmare**.***

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As Jean Robinson

* *The Smog*
* *The End of the World*
* *The Stones of Venice*
* *Minuet in Hell*
* *The Reaping*
* *The Chimes of Midnight*
* *Cracked Time*
* *The Flood*
* *Plant Matter*
* *Night of the Scarecrows*
* *The Holy Terror*
* *Wrong Lives*
* *The Ghosts of Victoria's Manor*
* *Cold Land*
* *The Hope of Humanity*
* *The Great War*
* *The Dawn of War*
* *Earth Rebels*
* *Casualties of War*
* *Doomsday*
* *Prisoner of the Daleks*
* *The Missing Piece*
* *The Nightmare*
* *What Lies Inside*
* *The Fall of the Doctor*
Flatline (TV Story)

Hilary Salmon

***Flatline*** was the sixth serial of Season 51 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Jamie Mathieson, directed by Justin Molotnikov and starred Damien Molony as the Fourteenth Doctor & Kate Bracken as Heather McKenzie.

## Synopsis

Separated from the Doctor, Heather discovers a new menace from another dimension.

But how do you hide when even the walls are no protection? With people to save and the Doctor trapped, Heather comes up against an enemy that exists beyond human perception.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Damien Molony
* Heather McKenzie - Kate Bracken
* Rigsy - Joivan Wade
* Roscoe - John Cummins
* PC Forrest - Jessica Hayles
* Fenton - Christopher Fairbank
* Al - Matt Bardock
* George - Raj Bajaj
* Bill - James Quinn

## References

### Technology

* The Doctor names the device he creates 2Dis.

### Culture from the real world

* Heather suggests mimicking a hand motion as performed by the disembodied hand character Thing from *The Addams Family* to enable the Doctor to move the shrunken TARDIS out of the path of an approaching train.

### The Doctor's TARDIS

* The Doctor puts the TARDIS in siege mode.
* When the TARDIS is in siege mode, Gallifreyan writing is visible on the exterior.

### Individuals

* Fenton is not tricked by the psychic paper; the Doctor suggests this is due to a lack of imagination.
* Forrest was investigating the disappearance of Mr Heath.

### Organisations

* Heather pretends to be from MI5 and Health and Safety.

### Species

* The Doctor knows a race made of sentient gas who throw fireballs as a friendly wave and a race with sixty-four stomachs who greet each other by disembowelling.

## Continuity

* The TARDIS exterior has shrunk on several occasions; It was made smaller upon materialisation when the TARDIS doors opened during flight, (TV: *Planet of Giants*) miniaturised when it materialised in a miniscope, (TV: *Carnival of Monsters*) and was reduced in size after the Master interfered with the Logopolitan's Block Transfer Computation on Logopolis when the Fourth Doctor was fixing the chameleon circuit, (TV: *Logopolis*)
* The Isolus were able to transfer the two dimensional into the three dimensional, and vice versa. (TV: *Fear Her*)
* When the Doctor is ruling out possibilities of moving the TARDIS out of the way from the train, he mentions the Heart of the TARDIS. (TV: *Arc of Infinity*)

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Season 51 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Fifty-First Season* in 2015.

### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Season 51 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Fifty-First Season* on Blu-ray in 2015.
Dinosaurs on a Spaceship (TV Story)

Beth Willis

***Dinosaurs on a Spaceship*** was the eighth serial of Season 48 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Chris Chibnall, directed by Saul Metzstein and starred Peter Capaldi as the Thirteenth Doctor, Vicky McClure as Kelsey Haule & Tom Ellis as Richard McIntyre.

## Synopsis

In 2367, the Indian Space Agency is on high alert as an unidentified spaceship hurtles towards the Earth. The Doctor & his companions assemble a team to investigate, including the legendary Queen Nefertiti & a big game hunter named Riddell. Materialising aboard the mystery ship, they're surprised to find it populated by dinosaurs. With time running out before the ship is blasted out of the sky, the Doctor must confront a vicious criminal named Solomon, as the lives of his companions and the dinosaurs hang in the balance...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Peter Capaldi
* Kelsey Haule - Vicky McClure
* Richard McIntyre - Tom Ellis
* [[Riddell - Rupert Graves
* Solomon - David Bradley
* Queen Nefertiti - Riann Steele
* Indira - Sunetra Sarker
* Robot 1 - Noel Byrne
* Robot 2 - Richard Garaghty
* Bleytal - Richard Hope
* ISA worker - Rudi Dharmalingam
* Robot 1 voice - David Mitchell
* Robot 2 voice - Robert Webb

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Season 48 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Forty-Eighth Season* in 2012.
* This story along with the other stories in Season 48, Part 2 were released as *Doctor Who: Season 48, Part 2* in 2012.

### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Season 47 were later released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Forty-Eighth Season* on Blu-ray in 2012.
* This story along with the other stories in Season 47, Part 2 were released as *Doctor Who: Season 48, Part 2* on Blu-ray in 2012.
Casualties of War (TV Story)

Mal Young

***Casualties of War*** was the fourth serial of Season 38 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Alan Barnes, directed by Barnaby Edwards and starred Aidan Gillen as the Tenth Doctor & Helen Baxendale as Jean Robinson.

## Synopsis

The TARDIS manages to beat the Daleks to the location of the last forbidden key, giving the Doctor & Jean the chance to help defend the planet from the oncoming Dalek attack. As the Doctor goes off in search of the key, Jean struggles to teach the locals of the oncoming dangers.

Meanwhile, deep within the planet, a secret cult are planning on resurrecting what they hope will be their saviour. But will this ancient myth turn out to be true, and how will it effect the future of the planet?

Blood will be spilt & memories will be lost today, but the Doctor can't stop to save the day. He must find the last key, even if it puts his closest friend in danger...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Aidan Gillen
* Jean Robinson - Helen Baxendale
* Dalek Voice - Nicholas Briggs
* Dalek Operators - Barnaby Edwards, Nicholas Pegg, David Hankinson

To be added.

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Season 38 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Thirty-Eighth Season* in 2001.

### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Season 38 were later released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Thirty-Eighth Season* on Blu-ray.
Hhessh

**Hhessh** was an Ice Lord. He was defrosted a bit too early and liked fish fingers. He wanted to obtain the last artefacts of Sezhyr and worked with Markus Creevy. He didn't trust the humans. Hhessh later turned on Sezhyr after he proved to be a cruel tyrant, he was later killed by Sezhyr after refusing to help him in his plan to conquer Earth. (TV: *Thin Ice*)
Euros Lyn

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As Director

* *The Hope of Humanity*
* *Devolution of the Daleks*
* *The Kaleds*
* *Time Capsule*

### The Pyramid

#### As Director

* *Who is Bernice Summerfield?*
* *The Birth of a New Evil*
* *Damien*
* *The Final Day*
* *Yesterday's Life*
* *The Weapon Cartel*
* *Children of Earth: Day One*
* *Children of Earth: Day Two*
* *Children of Earth: Day Three*
* *Children of Earth: Day Four*
* *Children of Earth: Day Five*
Christina (TV Story)

Jennifer Ward

Jack Afton

Matthew Robinson

***Christina*** was the seventh serial of Series 3 of *The Pyramid*. It was written by Russell T Davies, directed by Andy Goddard and starred Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield, Robert Bathurst & Hermione Norris as Chris Hector, Keeley Hawes as Jennifer Ward & David Oyelowo as Jack Afton.

## Synopsis

Chris' life is turned upside down after a strange red liquid from a fallen meteor sinks into his arm. He is taken back to the Pyramid base, where he suddenly dies, before coming back to life. However, he quickly finds something is wrong with him, as he wakes up in a completely different body, a female body.

Now taking on the name Christina, Chris must adapt to his new life the best he can, while also trying to find a way to turn back into Chris. However, there is more going on than anyone could ever suspect, as Chris begins to feel he is losing himself in her new life

## Cast

* Bernice Summerfield - Lisa Bowerman
* Chris Hector - Robert Bathurst
* Jennifer Ward - Keeley Hawes
* Jack Afton - David Oyelowo
* Christina - Hermione Norris

To be added.

## Home video releases

#### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Series 3 were released as *The Pyramid: The Complete Third Season* in 2004.
* This season alongside all other episodes were included in *The Pyramid: The Complete Collection* box set, released in 2011.

#### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Series 3 were released as *The Pyramid: The Complete Third Season* on Blu-ray.
* This season alongside all other episodes were included in *The Pyramid: The Complete Collection* box set on Blu-ray, released in 2011.
Age of Steel (TV Story)

Mal Young

***Age of Steel*** was the second serial of Season 39 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Marc Platt, directed by Barnaby Edwards and starred Aidan Gillen as the Tenth Doctor & Miranda Raison as Archime.

## Synopsis

The Doctor & Archime find themselves on a deadly planet cut off from the universe. Around them, the planet is covered in horror & death as the people of this world are dying after fighting radiation & new illnesses. There's only one way for the people to survive, to upgrade their bodies & limbs. All of this horror has been orchestrated by one of the Doctor's oldest villains.

As the Daleks close in on the planet, it seems yet another planet is going to war with not one, but two deadly races. & only the Doctor can stop them both

## Cast

* The Doctor - Aidan Gillen
* Archime - Miranda Raison
* Dalek Voices - Nicholas Briggs
* Cybermen Voices - Alistair Lock

To be added.

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Season 39 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Thirty-Ninth Season* in 2003.

### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Season 39 were later released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Thirty-Ninth Season* on Blu-ray.
K9 Mark II

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

####  Season 16

* *The Ribos Operation*
* *The Pirate Planet*
* *The Stones of Blood*
* *The Androids of Tara*
* *The Armageddon Factor*

####  Season 17

* *Destiny of the Daleks*
* *The Creature from the Pit*
* *Nightmare of Eden*
* *The Horns of Nimon*

####  Season 18

* *The Leisure Hive*
* *Meglos*
* *Full Circle*
* *State of Decay*
* *Warriors' Gate*

#### Season 38

* *The Dawn of War*
* *Doomsday*
* *Prisoner of the Daleks*
* *The Nightmare*

#### Season 39

* *The War That Never Was*
* *The Enemy of My Enemy*

#### Season 40

* *A Third Opposition*
* *The Beginning of the End*
* *The Fall of Gallifrey*
Legacy (TV Story)

***Legacy*** was the second serial ofSeason 31 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Gary Russell, directed by Alan Wareing and starred Richard Griffiths as the Eighth Doctor, Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield & Robert Bathurst as Chris Hector.

 Synopsis

The Doctor is pursuing a master criminal. The trail leads to Peladon: a desolate world once home to a barbaric, feudal society. Now the Galactic Federation is attempting to bring prosperity and civilisation to the planet. But not all Peladonians support the changes, and when ancient relics are stolen from their Citadel, the representatives of the Federation are blamed. The Doctor suspects the Ice Warrior delegation, but before long the Time Lord himself is arrested for the crime — and sentenced to death.

Elsewhere, interplanetary mercenaries are bringing one of the galaxy's most evil artefacts to Peladon, apparently on the Doctor's instruction. Bernice is pursuing a dangerous mission on another world, while Chris appears to be making friends with the Ice Warriors.

The players are making the final moves in a devious and lethal plan — but for once it isn't the Doctor's.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Richard Griffiths
* Bernice Summerfield - Lisa Bowerman
* Chris Hector - Robert Bathurst
* Nic Reece - Colin Jeavons
* King Tarrol - Daniel Day-Lewis
* Lianna - Damien Thomas
* Savaar - Stephen Mansfield
* Keri - Philip Newman
* Kitai - Paul Nunn
* Alpha Centauri - Nick Gillard
* Voice of Alpha Centauri - Ysanne Churchman
* Atissa - James Villiers
* Alec Roberts - John Hartley
* Damajina - Lucy Christohie Christy
* Geban - Mark Benton
* Torg - Kevin Allen
* Hissel - Steven Coats
* Hyn't'n - Tim Packham
* Damakort - Peter Cook
* Siobhan Sadler - Jennifer Hill
* Andrew Lambert - Wayne Carter
* Neal Corry - Meic Povey
* Rassbur - Gary Forecast
* Sskeet - Steve Jenson

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Season 31 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Thirty-First Season* in 2008.

### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Season 31 were upscaled in 1080i50 high definition and were released as *Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 31* in the UK.
Deborah Watling

**Deborah Watling** (2 January 1948 - 21 July 2017) portrayed Victoria Waterfield, a companion of the Second Doctor, from *The Evil of the Daleks* to *Fury from the Deep*.

She played that part from 1967 to 1968 and appeared in *The Eight Doctors* (1993). She also appeared as herself in the mockumentary, *Lust in Space*. Her father Jack Watling appeared in *Doctor Who* as Professor Edward Travers in the serials *The Abominable Snowmen* and *The Web of Fear*, and Deborah remembered having a great deal of difficulty focusing when working opposite her father — frequently collapsing in a fit of the giggles. This was especially the case in the latter serial when he was in old-age makeup.

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As Victoria Waterfield

* *The Evil of the Daleks*
* *The Tomb of the Cybermen*
* *The Abominable Snowman*
* *The Ice Warriors*
* *The Enemy of the World*
* *The Web of Fear*
* *Fury from the Deep*
* *The Eight Doctors*
* *The Beginning of the End*
* *The Fall of Gallifrey*
Joana Borja

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As Felicity Wilson

* *The Raven*
* *The Great Fire*
* *Beneath the Ice*
* *Oxygen*
* *We Are the Daleks*
* *One Mile Down*
* *How The Monk Got His Habit*
* *The Silent Scream*
* *Fallen Angels*
* *The Battle of Earth*
* *The Last Life*
* *New World*
* *The Beast of Shoal*
* *The Mind of the Surron*
* *Lightstrike*
* *Soul Searcher*
* *The Time Machine*
* *The Perfect World*
* *Invasion of the Eyes*
Jemma Redgrave

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As The Doctor

* *The Last Life*
* *New World*
* *The Beast of Shoal*
* *The Mind of the Surron*
* *Lightstrike*
* *Soul Searcher*
* *The Time Machine*
* *The Perfect World*
* *Invasion of the Eyes*
* *Night of the Krampus*
* *Santa's Coming to Town!*
* *The Contagion*
* *Molten Heart*
* *Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror*
* *The Conquest of Far*
* *The Curse of Lady Macbeth*
* *The Invention of Death*
* *Black Powder*
* *The Eternal Games*
* *The Pendant*
* *The Dalek Occupation of Winter*
* *Rosa Parks*
* *The Other Side*
* *Girl, Deconstructed*
* *Kerblam!*
* *Infamy of the Zaross*
* *The Saviour of Gallifrey*
* *Army of Silver*
* *The Hidden Secret*
* *Ascension of Gallifrey*
* *Fight for the Future*
Hothouse (TV Story)

Phil Collinson

***Hothouse*** was the ninth serial of Season 45 of *Doctor Who*. It was written by Jonathan Morris & Steven Moffat, directed by Douglas Mackinnon and starred Robert Carlyle as the Twelfth Doctor, Sheridan Smith as Sally Ryder & Georgia Moffett as Nikki Williams.

## Synopsis

Somewhere in the south of England stands the Hothouse. Five vast, state-of-the-art biodomes, all steel and glass. Inside, rock star turned environmental activist Alex Marlowe has a plan to save the world from climate change. By any means necessary...

There's something growing inside the Hothouse. Something that could turn back humanity's tide. A voracious alien vegetable called the Krynoid. The Doctor and Nikki are going to have to stop it. Stop Marlow. Stop Marlow's fanatical acolyte, Sally Ryder...

Save the world. By any means necessary...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Robert Carlyle
* Sally Ryder - Sheridan Smith
* Nikki Williams - Georgia Moffett
* Alex Marlowe - Nigel Planer
* Christina Ondrak - Adna Sablyich
* Stefan Radek - Stuart Crossman
* Newsreader - Barnaby Edwards

To be added.

## References

* Britain's water reservoir levels are below 5%. Water is restricted to hospitals only.
* Hazel was present during a flood in Dhaka.

### Organisations

* Hazel Bright is part of the World Ecology Bureau.
* Hazel contacted UNIT to use the space-time telegraph to contact the Doctor.
* Alex Marlowe runs the League of Nature, an extremist ecology group.

### Species

* Krynoids are affected by high pitched noises.

## Continuity

* The World Ecology Bureau has files on the Harrison Chase incident and the Doctor's involvement in that incident. (TV: *The Seeds of Doom*)
* The space-time telegraph was first referred to in TV: *Revenge of the Cybermen* and was briefly seen in TV: *Terror of the Zygons*.
* The Eurozone is mentioned. (PROSE: *Trading Futures*)

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Season 45 were released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Forty-Fifth Season* in 2009.

### Blu-ray

* This story along with the other stories in Season 45 were later released as *Doctor Who: The Complete Forty-Fifth Season* on Blu-ray in 2009.
Damien (TV Story)

Jennifer Ward

Jack Afton

Matthew Robinson

***Damien*** was the sixth & final serial of Series 2 of *The Pyramid*. It was written by Paul Cornell, directed by Euros Lyn and starred Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield, Robert Bathurst as Chris Hector, Keeley Hawes as Jennifer Ward & David Oyelowo as Jack Afton.

## Synopsis

Bernice & Chris find themselves with a child named Damien, the son of a devil from space. Knowing that Damien will become as evil as his father in around 20 days, the two of them do their best to prevent that & give Damien a healthy upbringing. However things go wrong for them as Damien becomes more & more corrupt as the days go on. Will they be able to give their new son a healthy upbringing, or will everything end in blood & tears?

## Cast

* Bernice Summerfield - Lisa Bowerman
* Chris Hector - Robert Bathurst
* Jennifer Ward - Keeley Hawes
* Jack Afton - David Oyelowo
* Damien - To be added, To be added, To be added

## Home video releases

### VHS

* This story was first released on VHS in 2002.

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Series 2 were included in *The Pyramid: The Complete Second Series* box set, released in 2003
* This story along with the other stories in Series 2 were later released as *The Pyramid: The Complete Second Series* on Blu-ray.
John Benton

## List of Appearances

### Doctor Who

#### Season 7

* *The Ambassadors of Death*
* *Inferno*

#### Season 8

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

#### Season 9

* *Day of the Daleks*
* *The Time Monster*

#### Season 10

* *The Three Doctors*
* *The Green Death*

#### Season 11

* *Invasion of the Dinosaurs*
* *Planet of the Spiders*

#### Season 13

* *Terror of the Zygons*
* *The Android Invasion*

#### Season 40

* *The Beginning of the End*
* *The Fall of Gallifrey*
Graeme Harper

## Graeme Harper

### Main Jobs

Director, Production Assistant, Assistant Floor Manager

### Main Time Period Active

1971; 1973; 1976; 1981; 1984-85; 1993; 1995; 1999; 2001-03

## Selected Credits

#### As Director

* *The Caves of Androzani*
* *Revelation of the Daleks*
* *The Eight Doctors*
* *Damaged Goods*
* *Cracked Time*
* *The Eighth Piece*
* *The Nightmare*
* *The War That Never Was*
* *The Enemy of My Enemy*
* *The Beginning of the End*
* *The Fall of Gallifrey*
* *The Dusk of War*

#### As Assistant Floor Manager

* Colony in Space
* Planet of the Daleks

#### As Production Assistant

* The Seeds of Doom
* Warriors' Gate
Greeks Bearing Gifts (TV Story)

Jennifer Ward

Jack Afton

Julie Gardner

***Greeks Bearing Gifts*** was the seventh serial of Series 4 of *The Pyramid*. It was written by Toby Whithouse, directed by Ashley Way and starred Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield, Robert Bathurst as Chris Hector, Keeley Hawes as Jennifer Ward & David Oyelowo as Jack Afton.

## Synopsis

Jack is given an alien pendant which lets him hear other people's thoughts. As the Pyramid team puzzle over a centuries-old skeleton, the pendant forces Jack to question his commitment to Torchwood. Is his new-found ability a blessing or a curse?

## Cast

* Bernice Summerfield - Lisa Bowerman
* Chris Hector - Robert Bathurst
* Jennifer Ward - Keeley Hawes
* Jack Afton - David Oyelowo
* Soldier - To be added.
* Neil - Ravin J Ganatra
* Carol - Eiry Thomas
* Mark - John Barrowman
* Danny - To be added.

## Home video releases

### DVD

* This story along with the other stories in Series 4 were included in *The Pyramid: The Complete Fourth Series* box set, released in 2005
* This story along with the other stories in Series 4 were later released as *The Pyramid: The Complete Fourth Series* on Blu-ray.
Liam Cunningham

## Selected Credits

### Doctor Who

#### As The Doctor

* *The Dusk of War*
* *The Night of New Life*
* *The Cold*
* *Invaders from Mars*
* *Scream of the Shalka*
* *Ghostwatch*
* *Rise of the Rats*
* *The Human Invasion*
* *The Planet Who Loved the Doctor*
* *The Empty Child*
* *The Army of the Dead*
* *Silent Night*
* *The Angels of the Dark*
* *Stone Age*
* *The Long War*
* *The Other Village*
* *Aggrotron!*
* *What Lies Inside*
* *Fear Her*
* *42*
* *The Antitempus*
* *The History of Earth*
* *The Forgotten Christmas*
* *The Last Humans*
* *The Red Museum*
* *The Fires of Pompeii*
* *The Invasion of History*
* *Restoration*
* *The Monster of Markatron*
* *The Death of Kennedy*
* *An Earthly Child*
* *Human 2.0*
* *Last of the Time Lords*
* *The Fall of the Doctor*