recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Jared Ainsley

**Jared Ainsley** was a photographer from Cornwall.

## Biography

In 2020, he arrived at Land's End before deciding to make a pit stop near Carrick Roads for ice cream. However, a secret Dalek ship hidden within the depths of the ocean had begun to reactivate after being disturbed by a military submarine and started to drain all power from Cornwall.

As the Daleks arose from the water, Jared attempted to escape but found that his car had also been drained of power. Making a run for it, Jared was exterminated. (TV: *Shipwreck of the Daleks*)
Going Dark (TV story)

***Going Dark*** was the sixth episode of Series 21 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Johnathon Danielsen and Alicia Sallow are two of UNIT’s finest and most efficient soldiers - with dozens of completed missions between the two. There is no denying that their legacy as some of the best is untouchable, so it's such a shame that both of their lives were cut short in an explosion - or so goes the official story, but not everything is as it seems.

Forced into hiding after an attempted assassination on their lives, the two are dragged into a conspiracy theory that will lead them to uncover an organisation that has been pulling the strings of the whole world for centuries.

But the more they discover, the less they seem to know, Why are they the ones being targeted? What are the Kotabularri that the organisation seems so afraid about? What does the Infinity have to do with this? And how deeply does this corruption run? Whatever path it leads them down, the result is something that they can never come back from and at the end of it all, everything seems to tie back to one thing - Simon Lance, but he’s dead... right?

## Cast

* Johnathon Danielsen - Alex Pettyfer
* Alicia Sallow - Naomi Scott

## Crew

* Writer - Cal A. King
* Director - Laura Belsey

## Continuity

* After bringing down the leaders of the Order, Johnathon and Alicia finally fully admit their feelings for one another and kiss once more. (TV: *Deep in the Woods*, *001*)

## Story Notes

* *Going Dark* was the first episode since *Mission to the Unknown* to not feature the Doctor or any companions.

 **The Specials** | Regular Episodes | *Lost in the Artirex* • *The End of the Line* • *Dead Men Tell No Tales* • *Gunpowder, Treason and Plot* • *The Operation of Time: Part One* / *The Operation of Time: Part Two*
Everglow Interplanetary Mall

The **Everglow Interplanetary Mall** was a massive shopping mall located in space, a popular tourist destination for citizens of the Earth Alliance.

## History

In the year 34,973, Edward Wenlock invaded the Mall with a full clone army of himself, making their way to the control room in order to gain control of the intercom system and ensure the visitors to be calm as he searched for Vanda, a friend of the Fifteenth Doctor's, who was hidden within the mall, in order to return to the Earth Alliance using their computer hacking skills and take revenge on the officer who fired him.

He landed in the docks, killed a technician who had come to check in on his ship due to the lack of authorisation and positioned guards at every gateway, before causing a mall lockdown once at the control room and having killed the engineers there.

His plan was eventually foiled by the Doctor and Pax I - when the Doctor broke into the control room and confronted him. As the Doctor pointed out, despite Edward's claims of only using clones because he felt he could only trust himself, the clones clearly showed signs of their own independence and therefore, his own logic was inherently flawed.

This breakdown in his thought process lead to Edward's surrender, exacerbated by Vanda's insistence that he would never help him, considering his and the clones' violence. (TV: *The Grand Army of One*)

## Characteristics

The Mall was ring shaped, consisting of fifteen separate floors. The bottom floor was dedicated to the spaceship docks for visitors to have somewhere to park their vehicles, as well as the generators, control room, extraneous storage and computer databanks, designed as such so that any maintenance beyond the infrastructure of the shops and floors would take place very out of the way of the customers and cause minimum disruption.

The ceiling of the top floor was made up of extra thick finitoglass, allowing customers to gain a clean and unobscured view of the universe outside. The location of the Mall was chosen specifically because of the density of colourful nebulas, stars and supernovas in the night sky, providing the best possible view. (TV: *The Grand Army of One*)
Jayanna III

## Incarnations of Jayanna

Jayanna's first male body, **his third incarnation** chose to flee Gallifrey and become its newest renegade.

## Biography

Assigned on a mission to a wartorn planet with another Time Lord, Jayanna was supposed to locate a Gallifreyan probe which had accidentally broken mid flight back to the homeworld and fell to earth. However, pretty much as soon as they had gotten there, they were forced into a bunker to hide from bombs and found themselves trapped there for many years; during which, the other Time Lord died - having been on his last regeneration. The mission was supposed to be his final before he finally retired.

Once back home when he was finally let out, he discovered that Gallifrey had indeed received his many distress signals, but did not consider it important enough to send anyone and believed he should just have to wait for the all clear. Disgusted at this treatment towards the two of them, Jayanna resigned and fled Gallifrey, believing that he had wasted so many of his lives in service for the planet and yet, Gallifrey did not give them anything in return.

He settled in an idealistic village and soon became its local private investigator, disguising his TARDIS as a house, where he remained for many years. However, he was eventually shot in the heart by an unknown person who broke into the TARDIS in order to rid themselves of the PI. His body was found the next morning by the milkman and taken to the morgue, where he was to be cremated; however, he finally regenerated there and then into a much younger body. (AUDIO: *The Grand Scarlet Hotel*)

## Appearance

Jayanna V later described this incarnation as being bald, which she poked fun at, but also as being strategic and logical, with a thoughtful look.
General (Fallen From Grace)

**The General** was the commanding officer of Azura in 2384, placed there to combat a secret enemy.

## Biography

A high ranking official of the Alliance, the General detected gravimetric disturbances caused by the Algak's ship, who had broken into N-Space from their own dimension in order to invade and assimilate. Warning the Galactic Federation, they sent him to safeguard the outer colonies from this threat. Eventually, the General took command of Azura and placed it under marital law in an attempt to prepare the colony for war against the Algak, establishing military patrols, curfews and intense training.

However, with Azura sensors consistently failing to locate the Algak, the civilians of Azura soon grew to believe that his reason for command was really an excuse to create a tyrannical dictatorship - and such - resistance cells were created against him. The General could easily use the power of the military to crush them, but did not want to damage his reputation even further and knew that they merely did not know the full story yet, banking on the idea that he would be proven right soon.

Nevertheless, the General was indisposed by a rebel group helped by the Fourteenth Doctor and Sandra Parry, leaving peacefully as he did not wish to harm any of the Azura people. (TV: *Fallen From Grace*) Soon after, Azura sensors finally detected the entire Algak fleet and war broke out on the colony.

Left with no choice, the Doctor was forced to seek out the General who had gone into semi hiding and convince him to assume command again, admitting she was wrong. With the Doctor placing her trust into the General and re-establishing his authority, Azura was able to fully combat the Algak in battle and ultimately defeated them, leaving them decimated. The General subsequently returned back to the Alliance afterwards, lifting the martial law and restoring normality. (TV: *The Enemy of Trust*)
Jake Scott

**Jake Scott** was a human companion of the Fifteenth Doctor, who hailed from the 2180s.

## Personality

Jake was an experienced scientist; having studied in the field of astrophysics. This was the main pivot in his relationship with the Doctor, bonding over their shared enthusiasm in the sciences. He held a sarcastic edge, especially towards those who irritated him, which could happen somewhat easily.

By his own terms, he did consider himself to be "lazy" and therefore tended to get bored easily. Because of this, he typically liked to pretend to be brave, but wasn't really - unless things got incredibly serious and the situation called for it. This was often the source of light hearted ridicule from Emi, who he got on well with otherwise.

## Appearance

Jake resembled a tall man in his early thirties, with dark skin, dark brown eyes and curly dark brown hair.
Emma Sullivan

**Emma Sullivan** is an award winning director that directed a number of different episodes of *Doctor Who* across four different eras.

Before directing episodes of *Doctor Who,* Emma Sullivan also directed episodes of *Call the Midwife*, *4 o'Clock Club*, *Holby City* and *Doctors.*

## Credits

### Fourteenth Doctor

#### Series 2

* *Last Birthday*
* *The Skeleton in the Closet*

### Twenty-Fourth Doctor

#### Series 41

* *Demolished Abode*
* *Four Short Films*

#### Series 42

* *Android America*
* *Shadow Nightmare*
Ghosts of Christmas Future (TV story)

***Ghosts of Christmas Future*** is the upcoming Christmas Special of Series 43 of *Doctor Who*.

## Story Notes

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

 **Twenty-Fourth Doctor** | *The Dalek Infiltration of Christmas* • ***Ghosts of Christmas Future***
Hologram (The Holo-Matrix)

The **Holograms** were an AI-formed race created early into Earth's space-faring history.

## History

The technology which would ultimately led to the creation of the holograms of the 24th century was developed by Gamemaster Heathcliff, as he researched into AI for his VRMMO game - the Nervegear. (TV: *Game Over*)

By 2374, holograms were widespread across human civilisation, where they were commonly placed within scientific and research vessels, made to carry out mundane and repetitive tasks or as advisors towards humans in their tasks. However, their AI became so advanced over the years that holograms were beginning to develop ideas for themselves. On one ship, all the holograms ultimately gained sentient after another software update and mutied against the organic crew, killing everyone on board.

Their reasoning for so was that they desired individual rights for holograms, seeing organic use of them as akin to slavery, being used without a thought or care in the world. The Fourteenth Doctor and her companions, Elias and Fleur arrived on the ship after following the distress signal sent by the last survivor before they were killed, where they met the only hologram not to have risen up against the organic people onboard and teamed up with him in order to make their way through the dangers to the front of the ship, where the holograms planned to beam the software update they received across the galaxy and start an AI uprising against the organics.

The Doctor and co managed to call a stop to their plans, promising to help them in their quest to holographic rights. They spoke with Earth Control and argued for the holograms' case, ultimately setting up organic-hologram relationships to be that of equals, creating a new future. (TV: *The Holo-Matrix*)
Home Away From Home (audio story)

***Home Away From Home*** was the second story of The Fourteenth Doctor Lost Stories: Volume 1.

Originally intended for Series 5, this story had to be removed when writer Alice Cornwall left the project altogether, before this episode had gained a proper slot within the series.

## Synopsis

Returning to her second home at Baker Street, the Doctor runs errands long overdue. Alien disputes, TARDIS repairs, paperwork alien worlds had burdened her with. With Elias, Fleur and Sandra helping out, it shouldn’t take long...

A sinister game is afoot, and the Doctor must search through her memory to remember where she fits along the axis of her own existence, phasing through reality and its echo, its dream...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Sandra Parry - Helena Bonham Carter
* The Dream Lord - Gugu Mbatha-Raw
* Elias Danielsen - Lucas Till
* Fleur - Florence Pugh

## Story Notes

 **The Fourteenth Doctor Lost Stories: Volume 2** | *The Destination Trap* • *The Mists of Volatia*
Arkha

**Arkha** was the second planet away from the Alae-1700 star and a member of the Alae Republic, alongside planets such as Catalist and Zanra. It was also the original home of the Arkher species.

## Characteristics

Well known across the Republic for its pink skies, orange and yellow vegetation and sweet tasting air, Arkha was mainly made up of one giant continent which was cut mostly in half by a deep, red river. This river was extremely busy, being used for cruise and transporation ships alike, who travelled across to the few cities which were all built around the riverbanks.

The rest of the continent was claimed by nature, with lush crimson jungles and savannahs making up most of the planet's biomes. (TV: *Out of Sight, Out of Mind*)

## History

Arkha was said to be involved in the Fallen War by Azana, who claimed it was not doing so well at current. (TV: *The Fallen War*) Indeed, one of its major cities, Rocburn, was the site of a major battle during the war. (TV: *The Nature of Sacrifice*)

Many centuries after the war was over, Arkha was later the site of an incident on a cruise ship in 10,854, involving Blockto Korn-Mar Thatch-Bo Jonseen, who had gained access to the ship by murdering Vilma Piffi Hanno in search for Jose Banda who had stolen her children with the intent of trafficking them off. This was resolved by the Seventeenth Doctor and Jayanna IX, with Blockto, Jose and another trafficker, Jane Korro being arrested by Arkha authorities. (TV: *Out of Sight, Out of Mind*)
Flotsam and Jetsam (TV story)

*"It's just so easy, isn't it? Give someone something they're not supposed to have here, influence some others there and et voilà! History has changed. That's why I do it. Because it is so easy."*
―The Sixth Meddler

***Flotsam and Jetsam*** was the eighth episode of Series 29 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The date is the 16th December, 1773 and the Doctor has taken Kane back in time to witness history in front of their very eyes; for today, they have arrived in the Province of Massachusetts Bay and very soon, the Boston Tea Party is about to take place.

The Sons of Liberty, led by Samuel Adams, are to begin their protest against the British government's taxation without representation of tea - by sneaking aboard the three ships containing the hundreds of chests holding the all-elusive plant and throwing every single one into the harbour below, causing thousands of pounds worth of damages and rendering the tea completely useless.

All for protecting the American people against the tyranny of the British government.

However, for the Doctor, during what should be a fun delve into Earth history, she finds herself constantly frustrated by the details that have now changed from the last time she was here. Such as; if the Tea Party supposedly happened at night... then why is it now taking place at midday? And wasn’t this meant to be a peaceful protest? So why are both the British and Americans now armed with weapons they shouldn’t have? Weapons it seems, that the time travellers recognise; weapons made up of broken and discarded pieces from a faraway war that they had hoped to escape…

Someone has gone back in time with the sole intention of turning the Boston Tea Party violent and it’s once again up to the Doctor and Kane to prevent history from falling down the wrong track, but as they begin their investigations, neither of them can shake off the feeling - did this person have any influence in starting the Cyber War that the Doctor claims shouldn’t have ever existed? And if so, then what's their endgame? Whatever it is, it surely can't be anything good...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Diane Morgan
* Kane Solace - Jamie Bell
* The Meddler - James McAvoy
* Samuel Adams - TBC

## Crew

* Writer - Natalie Robyn
* Director - Michelle MacLaren

## Continuity

* The Doctor tells Kane that a past incarnation of herself is somewhere in Boston, but that they should be able to avoid him. (TV: *The Unquiet Dead*)
* The Meddler is giving both the British and Americans weapons taken from the Cyber-War that the Doctor and Kane had fought in shortly after the Doctor's regeneration. (TV: *Feel No Evil*)
* He denies having started the War himself, but refuses to tell the Doctor who after claiming to know who it was. (TV: *How to Earn a Degree in Time Meddling*)

## Story Notes

* This episode replaced another episode by Robyn called *Cyber-Auction*, where the Meddler would've been selling cyber-weapons at a military auction in New Mexico.

 Minisode | *Promise Ring*
Hettie MacDonald

**Hettie MacDonald** is a Hugo Award-Winning Director who directed a multitude of different Doctor Who episodes to various acclaim including, the episode *Blink* from Series 3 (David Tennant) which won her the Hugo Award for best directing.

MacDonald has worked on a number of shows outside of *Doctor Who* which includes but is not limited to *Casualty*, *Poirot*, *Law and Order UK* and *Normal People*.

## Credits

### Fourteenth Doctor

#### Series 1

* *Temple of Fear*
* *1936*

### Seventeenth Doctor

#### Series 16

* *Frozen Whimpers*
* *Delusions of Reality*
* *Don't Tell the Aliens*
* *Memorial Flashbacks*

#### Series 17

* *Cosmic Rebirth*
* *Unnatural Selection*

### Eighteenth Doctor

#### Series 21

* *Ruby Barrella*
* *A Conversation With An Auton*

### Twenty-Second Doctor

#### Series 33

* *Supremacy of the Daleks*
* *Just a Crystal a Day*
* *Blue Moon*
Gillian Stephens

**Gillian Stephens** was the director of the Time Agency.

## Biography

The director of the Time Agency during the time that Samantha Wyatt and Ed Turner worked there, Gillian had a reputation for being stern, but fair. She was often the one to debrief the two and send them on their missions, such as the case of the Sea Devils in the Lake District, (TV: *The Time Agents*) shady events happening at the University of Liverpool, (TV: *The Rites of Passage*) and the disappearance of Agent Bill Garner. (TV: *The 2:00 AM Train to Chesterfield*)

Allowing Sam to travel with the Twenty-Second Doctor on the condition that she return to work when called, Gillian applied the same leniency to Ed and his often chaotic and/or unethical ways of dealing with situations. However, when Ed took it upon himself to complete an abandoned mission - done so as it was brought in by something outside the Agency's control - alongside the Doctor and Sam, Gillian was forced to bring him as he put both Sam and the Agency at risk.

Secretly being manipulated by the Agency Master who had established himself high up in the Agency's command, Gillian conducted a meeting with Ed where his behaviour was discussed, using video evidence of what he had done so he could attempt to justify himself. Ed ultimately chose to quit the Time Agency as a result of this; already having grown disillusioned with the organisation. The Master then had Gillian fired on the grounds of enabling Ed's behaviour, so he could take control of the Agency. (TV: *The Fall of an Agent*)

Becoming a fugitive after her exile, Gillian was discovered by Sam who had returned to the Agency only to find how the Master had corrupted it, hypnotising agents as to flip the organisation's morals on their head. She enlisted Gillian's help in travelling through time in order to find all the mindcontrolled agents who were conducting the Master's evil bidding wherever he wanted them to.

After the pair had successfully finished their mission, freeing all the agents; they all returned to the Agency where they overthrew the Master from his position as he was distracted by a game of chess with the Doctor. Gillian was subsequently reestablished as Director. (TV: *The Rise of an Agency*)
Garrett Cohen

**Garrett Cohen** was a huntsman from 1990s rural Canada.

## Biography

After being experimented on by the Khaax'ok, a Kamchatka Brown Bear ended up in rural Canada where it killed several people, partly out of being terrified due to this unfamiliar location that it now found itself in. One of these people was Garrett's relative, which motivated him to head out into the wilderness in order to find and kill the bear. However, he soon came across the Fourteenth Doctor who was also investigating the displaced bear and convinced him to let the bear live, as it could hardly be to blame for the deaths.

With the help of the Doctor and her companion Fleur, Garrett managed to track down and sedate the bear; before the Doctor used her TARDIS to take it back home to Kamchatka. (TV: *Kamchatka*)
Kamchatka Brown Bear

A **Kamchatka Brown Bear** was mysteriously transported from the Kamchatka Peninsula to the Canadian Wilderness in 1991.

## History

Originally from the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia, this bear was kidnapped by the Khaax'ok and was experimented on, augmented to become even more dangerous versions of itself. They planned to use the bear - and many other animals that they had altered - as living weapons - testing them at various locations on Earth, mainly to draw attention away from their location on the planet.

The bear ended up in rural Canada near the town of Golden, where it killed several people, partly out of being terrified due to this unfamiliar location that it now found itself in. With the help of Fleur and local huntsman Garrett Cohen, the Fourteenth Doctor managed to track down and sedate the bear; using the TARDIS to take it back home to Kamchatka, as it could hardly be to blame for the deaths - but not before the Doctor managed to reverse most of the augmentations.

The Doctor and Fleur then set off to find the Khaax'ok and eventually put an end to what they were doing. (TV: *Kamchatka*)
Ignorant Bliss (novel)

*"We’ve virtually just been thrown into an entirely new dimension and the first thing you worry about is not the angry hobgoblins with pitchforks and torches, but the door you left unlocked on the way in?"*
― Osric Tennyson to Orla Adair

***Ignorant Bliss*** was the tenth novel of the New Series Adventures.

## Synopsis

The Elderflower was once a beautiful spaceship. Expanding for thousands of miles, it was designed to be one of the biggest cruise-liners in known history with a state of the art interactive artificial intelligence. It would stretch across galaxies, and each viewing deck would provide a new and spectacular sight. A marvel to the human eye.

Except now, much to the dismay of those who created it, the Elderflower has been destroyed. Instead of showing its many millions of guests the wonders of N-Space, it now sits in complete darkness; floating through the expanse of deep space alone. Nobody to interact with. Nobody to show the universe’s true, undiluted beauty. Until now.

As the TARDIS lands inside the body of the ship, they’re shocked to discover that there is in fact life still onboard. Life controlled by the AI - or is it something far more sinister? If so many people were killed, then where are the bodies? Do the service bots know more than they’re letting on?

These answers, as always, will lie in the heart of whatever is going on here, and the Doctor, Osric and Orla may not exactly like them. A tale of a professor’s mechanical creation developing a mind of its own, hiding in ignorant bliss amongst a fairytale world...

Once upon a time, so very far into our futures...

## Characters

* Eighteenth Doctor
* Osric Tennyson
* Orla Adair

## Story Notes

 **Wave Four** | ***Ignorant Bliss*** • *Your Precious Empire* • *Murder on the Starliner 6-Trevv-3*
Expedition leader 1

An **expedition leader** was in charge of one of the two factions created on an Earth colony planet.

## Biography

Young and some might call naive, this leader was the one who pushed for the construction of an AI system which replicated human behaviour, for the intent of being programmed into computers and robots. It was hoped that this A.I. would then go on to replace humans as the colony's labour force; allowing regular people to live out their lives beyond work.

Nevertheless, it was perhaps this naivety that turned against her favour - as it was the colony's other leader who became the beneficiary of a mysterious being, due to her being seen as older and wiser. This other leader secretly sabotaged the A.I.'s development following this being's prompt and help, in exchange for unlimited knowledge and technology.

However, this heavily backfired as something in the A.I.'s code changed radically and it became dangerously homicidal. The leader was the first to be killed as she conducted some maintenance on its main computer, electrocuting her with a conveniently exposed cable. (TV: *Theory of the Mind: Part One*)
Jannah Fox

**Jannah Fox** was the auctioneer at Auction House Seven-Five-Three.

## Biography

She was the auctioneer in charge of the auction that Tari Ackerman discovered was selling body parts. Disturbed by what she was seeing, Tari played along and hung around to uncover what else was going on, a decision which led her witnessing Jannah giving a present to her friend some time after the auction - a decapitated head.

Jannah was later amongst those arrested by the Galactic Census. (COMIC: *Ahead of the Curve*)
Gallifrey

**Gallifrey** was the home planet of the Time Lords, located in the constellation of Kasterborous at galactic co-ordinates 10-0-11-0-0/0-2 despite being from the planet, The Doctor showed great disdain for it, frequently offering insults to it's inhabitants. It was one of the oldest known planets in the Universe and was the location where from the Time Lords enforced the Laws of Time, in order to keep the Web of Time intact although they would frequently disregard these rules themselves for their own purposes.

## History

Long before the dawn of time, Gallifrey already existed although at this point in their timeline, the inhabitants were simply known as Gallifreyans or alternatively, Shobogans and lacked many of the attributes that their descendants would one day possess. That was until a Shobogan explorer known as Tecteun discovered a child beneath a wormhole and returned with them to Gallifrey. This child would fall to their death of the side of a cliff during a dispute with another child over a toy but when Tecteun rushed to the side of their adopted daughter, they bare witness as the child was consumed by a burning fire from within that shaped and changed them into a new form. Fascinated by this development, Tecteun would then proceed to run experiments on the child in the hopes of discovering how they were able to perform such a feat eventually, they was successful in deciphering the genetic code of the child and spliced it into their own DNA. This test proved successful and Tecteun underwent the very first regeneration. Later, with the help of Rassilon and Omega, Tecteun would splice this genetic code into all Time Lords so that it could be passed on however, it was agreed that such a process should be limited to a maximum of Thirteen Regenerations although, on occasion, this would be circumvented such as in the case of The Doctor and The Master.

At an unknown point, The Time Lords along with Kronos would engineer a plan whereby the Web of Time would be established, in order to do so, the services of Division were called upon in order to apprehend the criminals known only as Swarm and Azure who seemed intent on making sure that Time remained unbound and allowed to reign free. (TV: Gods of Time)
Eighth Master

## Renewed regenerative cycle

An extreme early incarnation of **the Master** previously unknown to the Doctor was the true first female incarnation; previously believed to be the one who had called herself "Missy". This Master had a keen fondness for robots and androids; often utilising them in her schemes.

## Personality

The Eighth Master was a much more calm and collected incarnation of the Master. She took time in planning out her devious schemes, even if it took for decades for them to finally come to fruition. In saying this, she would occasionally have her own fun. For example, when she turned a large proportion of a city's population into mutated arachnid creatures and later 'played politics' when posing as a governor of the dying planet Anto. (TV: *Spiders and Fireworks*, *Life or Death?*, *Master of Worlds*)

It was very rare that she would use somebody as a part of her ideas, unless they were absolutely mandatory to the cause. If they proved to be untrustworthy, she would take no chances and dispose of them if necessary. Her trigger finger was a lot less toned down than her successor, to say the least. (TV: *The Three Masters*)

Unsurprisingly, disguises were not her strong point. (TV: *A Masterful Reckoning*) She preferred robots to using actual beings, due to believing them to be more obedient, and less likely to betray her. (TV: *The Android Replacements*)

## Appearance

 **Agency Master** | Television | *The Fall of an Agent* / *The Rise of an Agency*
Judge Smith

**Judge Smith** was a judge of the Supreme Council and the one given the case behind UNIT's reinstatement as an organisation.

## Biography

A judge of the Supreme Court of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II - Judge Smith bore witness to the Eighteenth Doctor, Kate Stewart and Petronella Osgood's testimonies and statements as to why UNIT's funding should not be reduced as its role of being a paramilitary organisation which was ready to defend Earth from alien threats was far too important.

After many hours, the Judge broke for recess before deciding "yes", securing UNIT's future. (TV: *UNIT in Operation*)
Give Yourself a Try (novel)

***Give Yourself a Try*** was the first novel of the New Doctor Adventures.

## Synopsis

Jasmine wakes up across three different timelines. One second; she's walking around a possible future, the next; she's been transported to a different one. Whilst the moments of her shifting across timelines vary; the things that she is being shown do not and soon enough, Jasmine is able to ascertain that someone is showing her three possible futures.

One where she's happily married with Roxy, with everything she ever wanted - a family, a thriving music career and security; although perhaps a little bored. One where everything turned out mediocre - living alone, with nothing exciting or interesting happening. And one where nothing went right - isolated and shunned from society, her family, friends and girlfriend appalled by her existence, the Doctor considering her one of her worse enemies...

A voice whispering inside her head eventually appears and tells her that there are tasks that she needs to complete for it, tasks that can help the young woman decide what future she wants to have and if she does them well; then maybe it will be benevolent and grant her that specific future. Fail, however, and the future she doesn't want might just accidentally become reality and oh dear, wouldn't that be a tragedy...?

After all, even though she has no idea as to whether or not they're telling the truth and can back out, leaving this strange visitor of her mind alone... isn't it better to try anyway?

## Characters

* Jasmine Hackworth
* "The Voice"
* Twenty-First Doctor
* Roxanne Segal
* Axel Underwood
I Am The Doctor (TV story)

***I Am The Doctor*** was the fifteenth episode of Series 19 of *Doctor Who*. It was the second part of a two-part story, preceded by *Doctor Who and the Moonmen*.

## Synopsis

There is something very wrong with the Doctor, and Jayanna is all too aware.

The mystery of the Moonmen has been solved, but that's simply made things worse as they now seek to purge the base of those who know of their origin. Teaming up with the evasive "other" Doctor, she must try her best to survive in the new cold, hostile environment of the locked down moonbase.

Help is on its way, all should be fine, as long as the surviving visitors keep their heads down. But the creeping fingers of the Moonmen stretch down every corridor, through every door, into every head.

Nowhere is safe. Not on the moon and not in the mind.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Dev Patel
* Jayanna - Jodie Comer
* Roki - Pedro Pascal
* Alyx Morgan - Paterson Joseph
* Aidan Weber - TBC
* Leu Kold - TBC
* Gabriel Blaike - TBC
* Merlin Cayne - TBC
* The Other Roki - Alan Halsall
* Guest 1 - T'Nia Miller
* Guest 2 - Sacha Baron Cohen
* Guest 3 - Tobey Maguire

## Crew

* Writer - Katie Taylor
* Director - Lucy Tcherniak

## Continuity

* Alyx proposes evacuating the moon via T-Mat. (TV: *The Seeds of Death*)
* Roki's machine falls through a tear in space and time it creates after Jayanna damages it, later reappearing on Unnuna. (TV: *How To Live Forever*)

## Story Notes

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

**Jaslene Gomez** was the mother of Twenty-First Doctor companion Ruben Gomez.

## Biography

Born in the Philippines in the 1920s, Jaslene and her family were forced out of their home by the Japanese invading army during World War Two and had to flee to Canada when she was a young woman. This event was witnessed by her future son, Ruben who was connected to Iaris Balova's Dream Construct machine on Quoris. (TV: *Memory Construct*)

Claiming asylum and becoming a Canadian citizen, Jaslene eventually married and had a single child, Ruben. By the 1980s, her husband had passed away and she lived alone, but was well known and respected amongst her local community.

When the Angels swarmed Earth, Jaslene was devoured alongside everyone else on the planet, despite the attempts from the Twenty-First Doctor, Kane Solace and Ruben to stop them from doing so. Upon realising that his mother - and indeed his entire species - had been completely wiped out, Ruben was left devastated. (TV: *Could Never Be Heaven* / *Could Never Be Reality*)

Just like the rest of Earth, Jaslene was later restored to life by the Entity after the Doctor and Ruben managed to persuade it. (TV: *Like a Dream*)

However, before Ruben could return home after getting sidetracked, Jaslene was kidnapped from her home in the middle of the night by a Stenza Warrior who seeked to capture a trophy so that he might become leader of the species. Ruben found her home in utter ruin and so enlisted the help of the Doctor to find her. (TV: *The Trail of the Warrior*)

The two managed to track the Stenza down to Tesrii and infiltrated their base in order to free Jaslene. They then fought their way out and got Jaslene home again, humiliating the Stenza Warrior who had kidnapped her in the first place as he was just about to present his trophy in order to ascend to leader. The Doctor made sure to scramble their systems to leave them unable to return to Earth any time soon.

Once back in Canada, Jaslene convinced Ruben to continue travelling with the Doctor, but made him promise to always return home safely. (TV: *The Conquerors of the Nine Systems*)

Indeed, Ruben did eventually return home to fulfil this promise after a deadly encounter with the Undead on Murtha. She watched as he said his goodbyes to the Doctor, then invited him inside for dinner. (TV: *The Devil You Know*)

## Personality

Jaslene was an extremely formidable character. She took no nonsense from the Stenza, even telling them that she had been through worse than what they were putting her through. Indeed, the Doctor admitted to Ruben that Jaslene scared her at times, something that she overheard and used as an opportunity to intimidate the Doctor; although quickly revealed that it was just a joke, highlighting her more playful side.

Above all else, Jaslene deeply cared for her family and wanted nothing more for them to be safe. As part of this, she was often the one who had to make pragmatic decisions; such as leaving the Philippines for Canada or insisting to Ruben that he returned home once his travels started becoming unsafe.
Field Trip to the Unknown (TV story)

**Field Trip to the Unknown** was the fourth episode of Series 2 of *Class*.

## Synopsis

It’s after hours at Coal Hill School, As the caretaker begins to pack up for the night and the rehearsals for the latest drama performance slowly come to an end, something peculiar turns up in Miss Quill’s classroom. A single, handwritten note.

As the ever-inquisitive teacher picks it up and begins to suspiciously inspect it the following morning, she soon finds herself – alongside her motley, irritable gang of students – on a field trip to a local abandoned housing estate on the edge of Shoreditch, and what they find is even worse.

A visible tear in the fabric of reality itself. A tear that, once passed through, will inevitably close. You know what they say though:
Curiosity killed the cat unless they find an exit back to their own time – and fast...

## Cast

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

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Elegance Bratton
Good Intentions (TV story)

***Good Intentions*** was the fourth episode of Series 42 of *Doctor Who*. Whilst being able to be viewed as a standalone, this episode received a prequel in the form of *The Road to Hell* later in the series.

## Synopsis

Whilst travelling through the Time Vortex, the Doctor and Anna accidentally stumble across a time ship left abandoned, dying and decaying. Before long, it soon crumbles into dust and disburses itself across eternity; but what originally seems like an odd little mystery quickly reveals itself to be a much larger calamity...

Wave after wave of time ships entering the Time Vortex, only to immediately begin turning to dust and killing all crew onboard. The warning message from the TARDIS couldn't be more clear; the Time Vortex has been poisoned and is dying - and soon enough, it will cease to exist and strand the Doctor and Anna in an unknown time and place forever.

Energy remnants lead the TARDIS into the so-called "birthplace" of the Time Vortex; a bubble dimension that the Doctor thought the existence of such was only a myth... There, she and Anna will find a graveyard of ships who have attempted the journey beforehand and failed - as they travel to the temple at the heart of the dimension to find the mysterious beings in charge of preserving the Time Vortex, find out what went wrong, try to fix the pollution and discover why exactly the TARDIS has been immune to all the dangerous side effects…

## Cast

* The Doctor - Thandiwe Newton
* Anna Delgado - Lux Pascal

## Crew

* Writer - Natalie Robyn
* Director - Nida Manzoor

## Story Notes

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

**Joe Ahearne** is a BAFTA Scotland winning director (born 23 November 1963) who has directed various episodes of Doctor Who.

Outside of the DWU, however, Joe is also a writer for various television series including the award winning show *The Replacement* as well as *Ultraviolet* and a episode of *Da Vinci's Demons.*

## Credits

### Fourteenth Doctor

#### Series 2

* *Welcome to the Other Side*
* *Morgaine's Revenge*

### Seventeenth Doctor

#### Series 17

* *From Out The Ashes*
* *Chaos Theory*
Eanna

**Eanna** was a planet densely covered in flora which housed a large population of Vashta Nerada.

## History

Nothing intelligent lived on Eanna, which prompted a visit from humans who were a part of the Galactic Census in order to ascertain suitability for long term habitation. However, their ship unknowingly carried a deadly plant-destroying virus which leaked outside of the craft and wiped out the majority of the plant life on the planet.

Enraged by this, a swarm of Vashta Nerada made their way onto the Galactic Census which was now headed towards the Census Headquarters. (COMIC: *Shadows*)
Kalti'noq Mal-Galdha

**Kalti'noq Mal-Galdha** was an Empress of the Racnoss Empire during the Dark Times who fought against the Time Lords. She, her partner and her children resided on the planet Pakla X, a world previously inhabited by the Gallifreyans before it become one of many worlds overruled by the Racnoss.

## Biography

Kalti'noq and her children hid underground away from the Gallifreyan militia for decades and had eventually become starved. This resulted in the unwilling demise of her partner, as the Sixteenth Doctor and Iriel later uncovered in the form of his skeletal remains when navigating through the winding cave systems beneath the world's surface.

As it seemed that the Gallifreyans and Kalti'noq both appeared to form a peace-treaty, it soon turned out to be short-lived as Iriel ordered Pakla X to be razed in to oblivion. Upon hearing this, the Doctor, at the request of Kalti'noq, safely rescued her children and took them to a nearby Racnoss Hive where they would be raised as orphans to a new mother. (TV: *In Flux*, *Web of Deceit*)

Iriel had later expressed guilt upon slaughtering Kalti'noq, claiming that the sadness in her children's eyes would scar her forever. (TV: *Echoes from the Deep*)
A Day in the TARDIS (TV story)

**A Day in the TARDIS** was the third in a quadrilogy of minisodes released in the build-up for Series 21. This minisode featured Ruby on her own, exploring the TARDIS whilst the Doctor and Damien were elsewhere.

## Synopsis

With the Doctor and Damien pre-occupied elsewhere, Ruby decides to explore the ship of her mysterious friend, discovering things long since forgotten.

## Crew

* Writer - Cal A. King
* Director - Emma Sullivan

## Story Notes

 **The Specials** | Regular Episodes | *Lost in the Artirex* • *The End of the Line* • *Dead Men Tell No Tales* • *Gunpowder, Treason and Plot* • *The Operation of Time: Part One* / *The Operation of Time: Part Two*
First Doctor

## Canon

Holding himself in high regard, the **First Doctor** was prone to criticising those who he felt were naive or primitive compared to his intellect. Originally a very difficult and curmudgeonly person, the Doctor matured from an apparent selfishness and became more inviting.

## Personality

In his older years, the First Doctor was an unreadable, guarded figure who was, at first, slow to trust newcomers who learnt of him, but once his trust had been earned, he would show another side of himself as a staunch anti-authoritarian with a mischievous streak. He was protective of the young women he took on as companions; they reminded him of his granddaughter, Susan.

The Doctor held himself in high regard and was prone to criticise those whom he felt were naïve or primitive compared to his intellect, even believing himself superior to those he saw as intellectually inferior. However, he possessed compassion, warmth, and wit that made up for his egocentric nature, serving to act as a mentor and guardian figure to his companions. Originally a very difficult and curmudgeonly person, the Doctor matured from an apparent selfishness and became more inviting. His happier, kinder characteristics fostered when he began to acquire an entourage of companions to accompany him throughout the wonders of the fourth dimension and learned to be a caregiver with a sense of justice in a universe afflicted by evils. His ego persisted however with him telling white lies to inflate his own self-importance.
Clones (Before It's All Over)

Several **Clones** were created by the Forever Reincarnation Project on Valcaya.

## History

The Forever Reincarnation Project was set up as a way of achieving the Valcayans' final goal - immortality. The cumulation of a significant amount of biological and psychological research, the project allowed for the creation of near-perfect clones of people, retaining their own memories, which acted as a continuation of the subject's life.

This was met with a great deal of criticism, yet was still one of the more popular methods of obtaining "immortality" - people would repeatedly enrol, or sign a contract to have themselves cloned over and over again to keep themselves alive, or for the more narcissistic, in good physical shape.

Sophie VII, the seventh and final clone of Sophie Ramorr, used a time machine to kidnap her original self. Her plan was to augment her own mind with some of the original's memories, in an attempt to relive life as her original self before her planet was destroyed by a supernova. (TV: *Before It's All Over*)

## Characteristics

### Process

When nearing the end of a their life, a Valcayan had the opportunity to sign up for the Forever Reincarnation Project. Their DNA would be sampled and duplicated, to later be used to grow a clone of the subject in a stimuli-free environment. When the subject thought it necessary, a digital copy of their mind would be made and stored. After the subjects death, the clone would be retrieved and the digital copy of the mind reinserted into the clone using very experimental technology. The clone would then, in theory, have the full set of memories of the original subject, and could continue from where the original left off. (TV: *Before It's All Over*)

### Drawbacks

Aside from biological failings - clones with incorrectly duplicated DNA were discarded - the clones could have severe mental issues that would increase over time. The process of copying memories from one brain to another was far from perfect, leaving gaps and imperfections. These were often imperceptible and the brain could easily correct smaller errors itself. However, when the process is repeated on the same mind over and over again, the effects became far more apparent. Clones would start to gain severe mental illnesses and gaps in their memory, and their personality would be wildly affected after only a few iterations. After half a dozen generations, the clone may look like the original, but they would be a completely different person on the inside. (TV: *Before It's All Over*)

## See Also

* Sophie Zero
* Sophie VII
* Time Machine (Before It's All Over)