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Season of the Cybermen (TV story)

***Season of the Cybermen*** was the Christmas Special of Series 20 of *Doctor Who.*

## Synopsis

The Christmas Season is always a hectic time of year, the rush to get all the shopping done before the big day itself, with every item on the shelves on offer. In order to earn a bit of extra money, Damien has taken a part-time job in a toy store and soon, everywhere he turns to, he can't help but hear all about the new toy on the scene - the All-New Cybermat.

Nobody is quite sure where the Cyber Corporation came from, as it appears to have arrived from nowhere but its toys are flying off of the shelves. And when Damien brings this up to the Doctor, his curiosity is immediately peaked because he knows exactly who is behind this plot and he thinks that he knows exactly what they are up to, but convincing people otherwise is going to be quite the challenge...

The Cybermen have never been so bold before; turning themselves into mascots, but there is more at stake here and when millions of children all around the globe open their presents on Christmas Morning, their plan will unfold...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Richard Madden
* Ruby Barrella - Holly Earl
* Damien Barrella - Tom Holland
* Kate Stewart - Jemma Redgrave
* Johnathon Danielsen - Alex Pettyfer
* Alicia Sallow - Naomi Scott
* The Cybermen - Nicholas Briggs (voice)

## Crew

* Writer - Cal A. King
* Director - Remi Weekes

## Continuity

* The Cybermats have been used by the Cybermen in a retail store before - however, then they were used as scouts, whereas here, they are sold as toys. (TV: *Closing Time*)

## Story Notes

* During an interview with Doctor Who Magazine, King stated that originally there were no plans for the Cybermen to appear in Series 20, but when it finally came time to write the script for the episode, they couldn't get the idea out of their head of the Cybermen using the commercialisation of Christmas in a plot to invade Earth.
* Despite not being a huge fan of the "War" Cyberman design used in the episode, King stated in the same Doctor Who Magazine interview; "I remember people saying that they always looked too much like action figures, too plastic-y and so the idea of the Cybermen using that design as a stand-in for a company mascot just felt right."

 **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*

 **Twenty-Fourth Doctor** | *The Dalek Infiltration of Christmas* • *Ghosts of Christmas Future*
Thao Stretch

The **Thao Stretch** was a densely populated, but hard to reach section of the Milky Way galaxy. In the Thao Stretch, lied the Amitu System; home to planets such as Li-Toma and Kamdo.

## History

Around the year 8,000,000, a small grouping of humans, long since distanced from their Earth roots, had comfortably settled in the Thao Stretch, an isolated sector of the galaxy where they could live out their lives in an independent multi-star civilisation.

However, a few thousand years later, a decently-sized population seeked isolation from the rest of the Thao civilians, and set tracks to migrate to the Amitu star, millions of light years from the rest of the Thao Stretch. This ultimatelt led to the full scale colonisation of the Amitu System, mainly led by the Li-Tomans; evolved forms of human beings. (TV: *All Hail the Sky Demon*)
Redeemer (TV story)

**Redeemer** was the second episode of *Torchwood: Phoenix Rising*.

## Synopsis

Things have not been going as planned for the new Torchwood Team. For his first day on the job, Carlos didn't exactly expect to see his new boss get killed right in front of him. Nor did he expect to end up severely injured and surrounded by enemy troops with Gwen Cooper.

However, just when they least expect it, they're saved by a woman who claims to have secretly defected from Phoenix itself and now aims to destroy it from within.

But Carlos and Gwen are left with numerous questions. Like; if this woman truly wants to help them, why is she telling them to forget about Jack and to assume he’s dead? And is she lying about leaving Phoenix or is she truly looking for redemption?

## Cast

* Gwen Cooper - Eve Myles
* Liv Rowe - Marsha Thomason
* Carlos Eamon - Nicholas Hoult
* Jack Harkness - John Barrowman
* Jasmine Kramer - TBC

## Crew

* Writer - Natalie Robyn
* Director -
She Who Rules The Desert (TV story)

***She Who Rules The Desert*** was the seventh episode of Series 31 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Cairo, Ancient Egypt.

Probably not the place you'd want to end up making an emergency landing within, though the same could be said for any period of Earth's history. However, this time seems to be different - or at least, there doesn't appear to be any monstrous, weed-like entities threatening to consume every organic creature in sight.

Of course though, the peace always comes at a cost. As Ruben and the Doctor settle in for a temporary new life in the scorching Egyptian heats of Cairo, sickly rumours begin to arise from the superstitious populace. Cloaked, featureless figures who stalk the dunes surrounding the city in the dead of night. Watching. Waiting for the perfect moment to strike, and soon it shall come.

For the lady herself, Cleopatra, is coming to Cairo with gifts. Gifts which are being suspiciously kept quiet; and the Doctor isn't quite so keen on her new bodyguards either. Scaled creatures with rows of jagged, sharp teeth and an insatiable appetite for crime.

The Terileptils have descended upon Egypt, and have been promised mounds of precious valuables... but in return for what?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Diane Morgan
* Ruben Gomez - Manny Jacinto
* Cleopatra - Salma Hayek

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Charles Palmer
Teddy's mother

**Teddy's mother** was the unnamed mother of Teddy, a companion of the Seventeenth Doctor.

For all of his life, Teddy lived with his mother, however, by 5009, she had died, mysteriously killed by the Bailu created by the government. This left Teddy an orphan - and all alone. (TV: *On Foreign Shores*)
Sinnerman

The **Sinnermen** were shadowy beings that latched onto certain people, feeding on the sins that they committed until there was nothing left of the host, leaving a lifeless body.

## History

A swarm of Sinnermen had arrived in London by 4001, around the time that the working class had begun developing their revolution against London's upper class. Realising the upper class's need for selfishness, power and control, the Sinnermen begun latching themselves onto the aristocracy and fed off their sins. Detective Elias Danielsen was called in to investigate these sudden deaths, where he met a newly regenerated Fourteenth Doctor, who was also dealing with a TARDIS phasing in and out of reality.

Meeting a faction of rebels, the two discovered that they argued for the the Sinnermen to stay, as to clean out the aristocracy and successfully win them the revolution, something met by abhorrence from the Doctor, believing genocide to never be the answer. However, because the Sinnermen ultimately had no stake in the revolution, merely wanting to feed, the rebels also found themselves under attack.

To defeat them, the Doctor took them into her, realising that it would take them a long time to consume her due to her lifetimes, buying Elias time to seize control of the rift opening in order to expell the Sinnermen, fighting off rebels and aristocrats alike. Just before the Doctor was consumed, Elias activated the device, finally getting rid of the Sinnermen. (TV: *Revolution's Vice*)
Queen for a Day (TV story)

***Queen for a Day*** was the thirteenth and final episode of Series 9 of *Doctor Who*. It was the third and final part of a three-part finale, preceded by *Carbon Dating* and *The Cataclysm*.

This episode marked the final appearance of Alfred Enoch as Jake Scott as a regular cast member.

## Synopsis

Despite everything currently going on, the Rani still needs a planet of her own. Using Ares' dramatic show of force, she claims Delta-91Q6 for herself; a planet with perfect minerals to farm and life to conquer and experiment on. Still, being a ruler isn’t gonna be easy as she continues to worry about the Ares experiment.

He appears to be going through a lull in power for now, but deep down she knows that this is only temporary...

As for the Doctor and Emi, they have finally managed to break out of their cell; piloting the Rani’s TARDIS to Naples, entering the Doctor's own TARDIS and abandoning the other one in search for the Rani and Ares.

But is it too late? Can the Doctor free Jake from the dominant personality force that is Ares? Could the power of the God be turned around to be used for good? And can Jake ultimately survive afterwards? For some, the end may finally be in sight...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Eva Green
* Jake Scott - Alfred Enoch
* Emi - Naomi Ackie
* The Rani - Emily Blunt

## Crew

* Writer - Alex Stockbridge
* Director - Deborah Chow
The Christmas That Never Happened (TV story)

***The Christmas That Never Happened*** was the Christmas Special of Series 14 of *Doctor Who*.

This episode was the second part of a duology spanning the Series 14 specials involving temporary companion Fiona Wellington.

## Synopsis

Christmas Day, 2036. Not much has changed. Annually, invasions sweep the world. Last time, hordes of bloodthirsty creatures had orchestrated a worldwide attack upon the population. How? Children’s presents. The year before that, a conspiracy arose from the depths of the internet’s darkest holes, subsequently summoning an extra-terrestrial creature of demonic proportions.

This year seemed different, though. At least, that’s what young bartender Fiona Wellington, a distant acquaintance of the Doctor, believes. Nobody had felt scared. Petrified. Felt the need to self-isolate within the safety of their own homes. Mainly because, the Christmas of 2036 never happened.

Now, are we sitting comfortably?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Celia Imrie
* Fiona Wellington - Eden Taylor-Draper
* Krampus - Gideon Emery

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Lee Haven Jones

## Continuity

* The Doctor recalls how she met the Krampus once before, alongside Helen Sinclair and Liv Chenka. (AUDIO: *Better Watch Out*, *Fairytale of Salzburg*)

## Story Notes

* This episode marks the first Sixteenth Doctor Christmas Special *not* to be a Multi-Doctor story.

 **Series 15** | Regular Episodes | *A Century Reborn* • *Happy Families* • *Dust to Dust* • *The Privy Conquest* • *Samurai Robots of Japan* • *Prisoners of the Moon* • *The Obsidian Vortex* / *The Iridescent Cascade* • *Brothers of the Sundown* • *Revenge of the Daleks* • *Vestige of the Master* / *Diminished Hope* / *Blood On Their Hands*

 **Twenty-Fourth Doctor** | *The Dalek Infiltration of Christmas* • *Ghosts of Christmas Future*
Tari Ackerman - list of appearances

The following is a **list of Tari Ackerman's appearances**.

## Television

### Series 15

* *Happy Families*
* *Dust to Dust*
* *The Privy Conquest*
* *Samurai Robots of Japan*
* *Prisoners of the Moon*
* *The Obsidian Vortex*
* *The Iridescent Cascade*
* *Brothers of the Sundown*
* *Revenge of the Daleks*
* *Vestige of the Master*
* *Diminished Hope*
* *Blood On Their Hands*

## Audio

### The Sixteenth Doctor Lost Stories: Volume 1

* *Separated*
* *Shrouded Memories*

## Comics

### Titan Comics

#### Doctor Who: Galactic Census

* *Shadows*
* *Ahead of the Curve*
* *Justice Will Be Served*
* *Rocket Warfare*
* *Dead Soldiers*
Series 6

### Written by:

Logan Crimson, Max Amato, Sofia Fox, Matt Gillespie, Lewis Bentley, May Willow, Ramona Cohen, Cal A. King and Natalie Robyn

### Producers:

Logan Crimson and Natalie Robyn

**Series 6** is an upcoming season of Doctor Who that will star Georgina Campbell as the Fourteenth Doctor for her sixth and final series and introduce Asa Butterfield as Pax I.

The series will open with *Renegades in Chains* and conclude with an as of yet unnamed finale. It was followed by an as of yet untitled Christmas Special.

## Overview

The series will consist of thirteen stories and fourteen episodes. It will be the sixth and final series for Georgina Campbell as the Fourteenth Doctor, and introduce new companion Asa Butterfield as Pax in the premiere. It will also be Logan Crimson’s final series as showrunner - his position will be filled by frequent guest writer Natalie Robyn.

Everything from *Renegades in Chains* to the Christmas Special will be part of the Series 6 production block.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Pax - Asa Butterfield

## Adaptations and Merchandising

### Home Media

#### DVD

All episodes of Series 6 will be released in boxset form by BBC Studios. The set contained special features such as; *Doctor Who Confidential*, cast and crew interviews, episode commentary, behind the scenes look, series trailers and teasers, image gallery, deleted scenes and special feature - Animals in Doctor Who with Asa Butterfield.

#### Blu-Ray

The series will also be released as a complete blu-ray season release, with additional bonus features not included on the DVD release, such as; extended *Doctor Who Confidential*, video diaries and PDF files of scripts and production.

 **The Specials** | Regular Episodes | *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA*
Shattered Lives (TV story)

*"Well, I'm dead. I can't turn back. My life's over; a fixed point in time. I'm powerless. Well, nearly. There's one thing I can do now, before I cross the bridge of mortality. I can bring you lot with me. Burn in hell."*
―Kane Solace to the Dalek Aberration Elite

***Shattered Lives*** was the twelfth and final episode of Series 30 of *Doctor Who*. It was the second part of a two-part finale, preceded by *Aberration of the Daleks*.

This episode marked the final appearance of Jamie Bell as Kane Solace as a regular cast member.

## Synopsis

Kane has woken up. He’s lost, but also not really. In fact, he’s far from it, but how exactly? How does he feel that this uncharted landscape is so eerily familiar to him? It doesn’t make sense. Nothing does anymore.

At least, until he wakes up in his bed. His childhood home, in a fake reality. Except it’s not fake, it’s real... isn’t it? His family are here, his friends are still alive, the colony in which he grew up on is thriving... just like it was before the Cyber War, but how? Has everything he’s ever done just a figment of his imagination? An elongated dream, or delusions?

Maybe it’s for the best that he should settle down for a while. Catch up with his family. Have a few laughs with his friends, and enjoy the good old times. Everything is back to normal.

There was no Doctor and Ruben. No elusive Aberration Elite. No gallivanting off into space and time - until the TARDIS appears in his so-called reality, holding an occupant with a final message and an explosive truth...

## Cast

* Kane Solace - Jamie Bell
* The Doctor - Diane Morgan
* Ruben Gomez - Manny Jacinto
* The Daleks - Nicholas Briggs (voice)

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Edgar Wright

## Continuity

* One of Kane's memories centre around being sat round a table with friends... before they slowly turn into Cybermen or skeletons, indicating at their fate during the Cyber-War. (TV: *Feel No Evil*)
* Kane has been exterminated by the Daleks whilst trying to set off their ship's self destruct, being a cyborg; he is allowed a moment to activate it and escape into another reality mentally before he finally dies. (TV: *Aberration of the Daleks*)

## Story Notes

* Amato has stated that *Inside No.9* episode *The 12 Days of Christine* inspired this episode - consisting of flashbacks of a character's life from their perspective, before it's revealed that they're just about to die.

 Minisode | *Promise Ring*
SMRD Wiki

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Sea Devil

The **Sea Devils** were a race of bipedal, reptilian creatures who live deep within Earth's oceanic habitats. Their existence dated back all the way back to the Mesozoic era, the era in which Dinosaurs roamed the Earth, typically wore pale blue cloth/netting around their body.

## History

The Sixteenth Doctor reunited with the Sea Devils when they had been interfering with that of Earth's militaristic naval transportation after a number of colonies had been abruptly awoken across many of the worlds oceans, due to severe environmental and atmospheric changes. The Doctor, alongside Iriel, had managed to put a brief end towards their finalisation of their plans to make humanity extinct and claim back their own planet. (TV: *Echoes from the Deep*)

At some point in 2027, a clan of Sea Devils came across the wreckage of a crashed spaceship in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. They broke in to explore, only to fall victim to the Ressurinos Virus in the air, with the Sea Devil High Council then reporting this to UNIT who despatched the Eighteenth Doctor and his squad to deal with the problem.

The Sea Devils left alive assisted the Doctor in his mission, but succumbed to the effects of the virus before a cure could be manufactured. The Doctor remarked that their sacrifice would not be in vain and he eventually managed to sympathise a cure using their research. (TV: *Sunken Treasure*)

A group of Sea Devils and Silurians boarded a ship named the Ark-556 over a million of years before 2345, with the intent of escaping Earth by launching into space. However, it never took off and the species remained underwater, asleep. That was until an Alliance expedition discovered the ship. The ship's security systems kicked in as the Alliance boarded and woke up the Sea Devils and Silurians, who engaged in a skirmish against the humans, believing them to be hostile. (TV: *Ark-556*)

The fighting was stopped by the Twentieth Doctor and Drelick, who proposed a peace conference in orbit around Sol 1. Despite extremists from both sides interfering - who wanted to stop the peacemaking and claim Earth all for themselves - a deal was brokered and the peaceful Sea Devils and Silurians from the group were able to integrate themselves into Earth society. (TV: *The Big Blue Conference*)
Meebur Cult Wiki

**Welcome to the Meebur Cult Wiki!**
**Meeburism:** Meeburism is a religion created by a bunch of idiots on the internet, namely Reddit and Discord. We have 4 subreligions in Meeburism. **Traditional Meeburism** is the religion that follows **Meebur Gascon** and D-squad from Star Wars The Clone Wars. **Klaudism**: Klaudism is a subreligion which follows **Klaud**, one of Meebur’s 3 gods. He comes from the sequel triology and was made a meme, and god, because of his unique appearance. **Docism**: Docism is a religion which got made once we got a church channel in a Discord server, and when a well liked user, **Doc**, moved on to do something with his life, we created Docism. It is the most well developed of the religions. **Gonkism:** Gonkism follows the god called Gonk. It is not actually ours, and preceeds Meeburism, but has been made a part of Meeburism, and Gonk has been made a god.

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Ruada

**Ruada** was a remote planet, home to the Ruadans who enjoyed a tranquil existence, but suffered from a Dalek occupation.

## History

Normally ignored by most of the universe due to its secluded location, Ruada was - subsequently unbeknowst to everyone else - invaded and annexed by the Dalek Empire; who established a form of dictatorship in order to suppress the natives and plunder the planet for its resources. The Ruadans set up a secret rebellion group and transmitted a distress signal, one picked up by the Fifteenth Doctor and her companion Emi.

It was here that Emi learnt the fate of her people, the Kaleds - destined to become the Daleks in her personal future, a revelation that shocked and horrified her. (TV: *The Dalek Annexation*)

However, the Daleks soon caught wind of this rebel group and attacked their base, with the Doctor and Emi barely escaping with their lives. Whilst Emi joined the Ruadans in fighting the Daleks in an attempt to root out the invaders and expell them from the planet; the Doctor made her way to Ruada's capital after learning about the government's plan to detonate and totally destroy Ruada. The Ruadans would be made extinct, but their suffering at the hands of the Daleks would be at an end.

Liberation finally came with the help of Emi, who successfully managed to rally the Ruadans to fight back and destroy all the Dalek ships before the Ruadan ministers activated the bomb, who had been delayed for long enough by the Doctor. (TV: *The Ruadan Liberation*)
Meebur

Sexy

## **Controversies:**

Likes to be referred Colonel Meebur, but it sometimes called "Corporal" by WAC-47. Calling him Corporal makes him angry but many beings feel that angry Meebur is sexier. Some find it hard to believe that Meebur could get any sexier. This often results in heated debates and is a very sensitive topic for some beings. It is said to be sinful to call Lord Meebur "Corporal" but seeing him all sexy and angry-like is worth it even for the most religious of beings. Meebur is roughly the same size as Doc's foot. There are some controversies regarding this as some being believe it is a coincidence but other believe this has been done on purpose and the correlation of the numbers and size relate to the chosen ones. See: The Meebur Theorem
Doc

**Doc**

History

Doc, or Doc Maybe (u/Doc-Maybe on Reddit) is a Discord and Reddit user, and one of the co owners of the Eyepire SubReddits, which includes, r/PalpatineMemes, r/ImperialMemes, r/AhsokaMemes, and r/ObiWanKenobiMemes. He joined the Galactic Council Discord after his sub, r/PalpatineMemes, got several hundred members in a matter of days. Soon thereafter, he made his own server, the Eyeperial Ruling Council.

Doc in Discord

The Eyeperial Ruling Council is where **Docism** started. Doc has died briefly once for around three days. His most recent death, in which he gained employment, lasted nearly a month, although he has yet to permanently die.

Now that Doc has achieved god status, it is unlikely that he will die anytime soon. The individual who is Doc may die, but the *idea* of Doc will live on, much like the idea of, say, Harambe lives, though the individual has passed from this world.

(Insert link to theories as to the true identity of Doc)
La colère du dieu lune (animée)

* Télévision
* Dessinée 1
* Dessinée 2

**La colère du dieu lune** est le deuxième épisode de la série animée.

## Synopsis

Pendant les heures les plus sombres de Thèbes, un jeune prêtre nommé Hapu perd la raison, au même moment un profane entre dans l'appartement de la princesse Théti. Pendant ce temps, Pharaon Merenrê est empoisonné lors de son campement et est remplacé par son jeune frère Ahmès qui abuse de son pouvoir. De plus, les gardes d'Ahmès expulsent Papyrus du palais, au mépris des ordres de Theti.
Imura

Cidade inicial da campanha, pertencente a divisão política de Droviel Empire.

Nela encontram-se os seguintes NPCs e estabelecimentos:

**NPC:**

* Adolfo
* Arlo, O Trapaceiro
* Fóli (vendedora de cavalos, indicada por Nyala)
* Hogi Loneleaf
* Ishin

**Estabelecimento:**

* Carpintaria Old Carven, Wood Works
* Posto da Guarda (chefe Richard)
* Taverna Drunk Goblin (taverneira Nyala)
* Taverna The Thin Frog Inn (taverneiros Barton e Bottel)
* Guilda de ladrões Thunderbolts (chefe Lorenzo)
Main (disambiguation)

# The Meebur Theorem

A recent theory has been derived by Amy as she wanted to find out the correlation between the length of Doc's foot and Lord Meebur. She is a believer that there is a relationship between the numerical values in length and the path to becoming a God. She wrote up a mathematical theorem called 'The Meebur Theorem" it involves finding the turning point from "Sexy" to "Super sexy." She ended up getting distracted and calculated how much hotness Meebur carries instead by using a Specific Heat Capacity formula as well as a differential equation. Below shows the content of her theorem:

Meebur Length: 0.33m = 330mm

Doc's foot length (approximation): 0.27m = 270mm

Let y = The "The Chosen Number"

"The Chosen Number" is the number which correlates to "The Chosen one"

330
−
# 270
60
m
m

{\displaystyle 330 - 270 = 60mm}

∴

{\displaystyle \therefore}

# y
330

x
2

−
270
x
−
60

{\displaystyle y = 330x^2 - 270x - 60
}

d

y

d

x

=
660
x
−
# 270
0

{\displaystyle {\operatorname{d}\!y\over\operatorname{d}\!x} = 660x - 270 = 0}

660
# x
270

{\displaystyle 660x = 270}

∴

{\displaystyle \therefore}

# x
0.40909090

{\displaystyle x = 0.40909090}

Find the Turning Point (T.P) of the curve:

# x
−
b
±
(
√

b
2

−
4
(
a
)
(
c
)
)

/

2
a

{\displaystyle x = -b\pm(\surd b^2 - 4(a)(c)) / 2a}

so

# x
270
±
√
(
(
−

270
2

)
−
4
(
330
)
(
−
60
)
)

/

2
(
330
)

{\displaystyle x = 270 \pm\surd((-270^2) - 4(330)(-60))/ 2(330)}

∴

{\displaystyle \therefore}

# x
1

{\displaystyle x=1}

 or

# x
−
2

/

11

{\displaystyle x = -2/11}

See Image for Meebur/Doc curve

Find the Specific Heat Capacity of Meebur's Hotness:

# Q
M
c
θ

{\displaystyle Q = Mc\theta}

 or

# Q
M
c
Δ
t

{\displaystyle Q = Mc\Delta t}

Where:

Q = Energy in Joules = 66J

M = Mass in Kg = 0.25Kg

θ = Change in temperature in °K = 60°K

# Q
M
c
θ

{\displaystyle Q = Mc\theta}

# 66
0.25
(
60
)
c

{\displaystyle 66 = 0.25(60) c}

# 66
15
c

{\displaystyle 66 = 15c}

# c
4.4
J
K

g
−

1

K
−

1

{\displaystyle c = 4.4JKg^-1K^-1}

∴

{\displaystyle \therefore}

V
e
r
y
S
e
x
y

{\displaystyle VerySexy}

*From this calculation, we have learned N̶o̶t̶h̶i̶n̶g̶ that the chosen number doesn't matter... In fact, you'll never matter because you'll never be as sexy as Meebur and I have the physics right there to prove it. - Amy*
Le labyrinthe (dessinées)

**Le labyrinthe** est le treizième tome de la bande dessinée Papyrus. C'est un tome qui n'est pas adapté dans la série animée.

## Synopsis

Une délégation crétoise conduite par le jeune prince Melos, fils du roi Minos, arrive à Memphis. Cependant, cette réunion se termine par une terrible catastrophe - le taureau sacré Apis tue Melos. Afin d'éviter une guerre entre l'Egypte et la Crète, il a été décidé de livrer Apis en Crète. Sur les conseils de la reine rusée, Papyrus est nommé ambassadeur d'Égypte. Sur leur chemin, une tempête le rattrape et le jeune homme parvient à peine à s'échapper et à atteindre la Crète, perdant tous ses compagnons et le taureau sacré Apis dans l'abîme.
L'Égyptien blanc (dessinées)

**L'Égyptien blanc (dessinées)** est le cinquième volume de la bande dessinée Papyrus. Son pendant animé est L'égyptien blanc.

## Synopsis

En chassant dans le Nil, Papyrus et Théti-Chéri rencontrent un Ktikuktakulagulak petit mais émacié. Ils décident de le ramener dans sa patrie, dans une forêt morte, dont le chemin croise le tombeau d'un pharaon. Cependant, des pilleurs de tombes sont déjà en action là-bas, et seule une cape magique faite de guêpes peut sauver Papyrus des intrus. Là, il l'emmène sur une montagne où une belle déesse aux cheveux étincelants est emprisonnée.

Tombée amoureuse d'un jeune bûcheron de la vallée côtière, la déesse a provoqué la colère de son père, le dieu crocodile Sebek. Il est révélé que Sebek avait transformé la vallée en une forêt morte et ses habitants en nains maléfiques, ktikuktakulagulaks, et avait condamné sa fille à épouser une montagne magique. Ces rochers commencent déjà à se refermer derrière elle, et Papyrus doit se dépêcher de la sauver à temps.
Rauser (bandes dessinées)

À ne pas confondre avec  Rauser de la série animée.

## Histoire

Rauser est un personnage de la bande dessinée. C'est un sage et un sorcier car il est capable de communiquer avec les dieux par des moyens mystiques.

Contrairement à son homologue animé, Rauser a l'air beaucoup plus jeune et son rôle dans les bandes dessinées n'est pas aussi important; n'apparaissant qu'en quatre volumes. Son intrigue comprend l'instruction de  Théti-Chéri comment sauver les espèces menacées  Papyrus sur l'île des dieux.

Le rôle majeur de Rauser dans les bandes dessinées était dans le dix-huitième volume où il a pu renverser les revendications Amenmes' au trône et vaincre son assistant, Osokon le sorcier par la magie.
Le colosse sans visage (dessinées)

**Le colosse sans visage** est le troisième tome de la bande dessinée Papyrus. Il est adapté dans la série animée comme «*Le colosse sans visage*».

En rupture avec l'escorte, Théti et Papyrus se retrouvent au pied d'un étrange sphinx à tête d'hyène. De retour à Thèbes, ils rencontrent un mendiant aveugle sur le chemin qui sauve Papyrus d'un char de course. Plus tard dans la nuit, Papyrus fait un cauchemar et au réveil, il découvre la perte d'une épée magique. Après sa longue recherche, il retourne au sphinx du désert pour écouter l'histoire du roi, assumant l'exécution d'une mission.
The Bard Chronicles (TV story)

***The Bard Chronicles*** was the seventh episode of Series 13 of *Doctor Who*. It was the second part of a two-part story, preceded by *Secrets of the Bard*.

## Synopsis

Things have spiralled out of control for the Doctor.

Iriel has been taken, the people she swore to protect slaughtered and the one place of safety that she knows gone. With nothing left to lose, the Doctor finds herself more dangerous than ever but with a constantly evolving enemy to face, even she may not be able to survive what's coming, because it's bigger than just the small town that she's found herself in.

If she doesn't stop this before it's too late, then the entire world will pay in blood.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Celia Imrie
* Iriel - Julie Graham
* Robert Shakespeare - Nickolas Grace

## Crew

* Writer - Cal A. King
* Director - Lee Haven Jones

## Story Notes

* King has stated multiple times that they do not like how this story turned out and wishes that they had remained true to their original idea for it, mentioning that they wanted the story to be only one part and retaining of its original working title: *Night Spiders*.

 **Series 15** | Regular Episodes | *A Century Reborn* • *Happy Families* • *Dust to Dust* • *The Privy Conquest* • *Samurai Robots of Japan* • *Prisoners of the Moon* • *The Obsidian Vortex* / *The Iridescent Cascade* • *Brothers of the Sundown* • *Revenge of the Daleks* • *Vestige of the Master* / *Diminished Hope* / *Blood On Their Hands*
La momie engloutie (animée)

* Télévision
* Dessinée

**La momie engloutie** est la première épisode de la série animée.

## Synopsis

Papyrus est un simple pêcheur qui passe ses journées au bord du Nil à la recherche de nourriture. Il n'aspire pas aux aventures car il s'intéresse à l'obtention de produits de première nécessité comme n'importe qui d'autre.

Cependant, cela change tout d'un coup alors qu'il fait des efforts accidentels pour sauver Princesse Théti qui a été momifié vivant. Par la suite, Papyrus reçoit son épée signature lors de sa rencontre avec la déesse Nebou.
Theresa

Theresa is the worst thing to ever exist. Theresa is known to be the Anti-Dengr and is thus the worst thing in Dengrism (The View of Dengr). Theresa is also a terrible being who has cursed others outside of Dengrism. Theresa has killed several Dengr’s and is Swedish.

History of Theresa

Theresa was awakened from the very depths of Hell itself when she sensed good in the world. She has no physical embodiment, and must use the forms of others to remain in our world.

During the birth of Dex and Nik’s son, who would be named after Saint Dengr, Theresa overtook the child, killing his soul by driving the good from it and taking on the body of the child so that she might survive in the mortal world.

She has since vanished into the wide world, hiding in the darkest corners of the Earth, biding her time, and growing in power.
Papyrus (série animée)

Gulli(Russie)

**Papyrus** est une série télévisée d'animation belgo-franco-canadienne en 52 épisodes de 22 minutes, créée d'après la série de bande dessinée éponyme de Lucien De Gieter, produite par Dupuis Audiovisuel, TF1 et Medver Inc. En France, la série a été diffusée à partir du 8 avril 1998 sur TF1 dans l'émission *TF! Jeunesse*1, en Belgique sur La Deux dans *Ici Bla-Bla* et au Québec sur Radio-Canada.

## Synopsis

Papyrus, simple petit pêcheur et Théti, la princesse d'Égypte, fille du Pharaon Merenrê, vivent au temps des pharaons dans l'Égypte antique. Papyrus est muni du Glaive d'Horus dont la puissance vient de la magie des dieux et est le protégé de Nébou, la déesse resplendissante, fille de Sobek le dieu du Nil à tête de crocodile. Théti, elle, est la prêtresse d'Isis, l'épouse d'Osiris.

## Distribution

### Voix françaises (Studio Karina Films)

* Alexis Tomassian : Papyrus
* Élisabeth Ventura : Théti
* Jean Negroni : Raouser
* Sauvane Delanoë : Tiya
* Tony Marot : Imouthep
* Bruno Devoldère : Aker
* Patrice Baudrier : Le Pharaon Merenrê
* Thierry Bourdon : Hapou
* Jean-Pierre Michaël : Ahmès
* Gérard Surugue : Bebo, grand vizir Nesimontou, gardes, Sébek
* Brigitte Aubry : Isis, Nébou
* Jean Barney : Rê, Thot
* Jean Topart : Mutesa
* François Siener : narrateur
* Denis Boileau : Semkhat (1x01), Noufer (1x03), Minos, Ulès (1x09), Sebek (1x15)
* Igor De Savitch : Icare

### Voix secondaires

* Féodor Atkine : Keptès (1x07), Sinab (1x16, 1x25), Sénefer (1x20), Knoum (1x26)
* Sauvane Delanoë : Princesse Ariane (1x09)
* Dorothée Pousséo : Princesse Anitti (1x21, 2x04)
* Christophe Lemoine : Tamik (1x24)
* Laurence Dourlens : une des deux filles d'Akhénaton (1x06)
* Marjorie Frantz : une des deux filles d'Akhénaton (1x06)
* Élisabeth Wiener : un serpent doué de six vies (1x07)
* Jean-Claude Sachot : Chepseska
* Antoine Tomé : Akhénaton

## Shenzen

Guy Delisle évoque, dans sa bande dessinée *Shenzhen* publiée à L'association, l'animation de la série dans un studio de Shenzhen dont il était le directeur.

## Les références

1. ↑https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papyrus\_(s%C3%A9rie\_t%C3%A9l%C3%A9vis%C3%A9e\_d%27animation)
Épisodes

La série animée a été produite par Dupuis, qui a été diffusée pour la première fois le 8 avril 1998. Elle contient 2 saisons comprenant 52 épisodes qui se sont déroulés jusqu'en 2002. Voici la liste des épisodes de la série animée.

## **Première saison**

1. La momie engloutie(adapté de la BD)

2. La colère du dieu lune (adapté de la BD *Les quatre doigts du dieu lune*)

3. Le seigneur des crocodiles (adapté de la BD)

4. La vengeance des Ramsès (adapté de la BD)

5. Le colosse sans visage (adapté de la BD)

6. Le pharaon maudit (adapté de la BD)

7. Le soleil noir de Seth (adapté de la BD *Le tombeau de pharaon*)

8. La métamorphose d'Imhotep (adapté de la BD)

9. Le labyrinthe (adapté de la BD)

10 Le triomphe de Bastet

11. La cité des scribes

12. Le démon des monts rouges

13. La plume d'or du grand faucon

14. Le réveil du sphinx rouge

15. L'égyptien blanc (adapté de la BD)

16. La harpe d'Hathor

17. Le sarcophage oublié

18. La maison de vie

19. La revanche d'Amon

20. La renaissance de l'enfant pharaon

21. Les larmes de géants (adapté de la BD)

22. L'enfant hiéroglyphe (adapté de la BD)

23. Le maître des trois portes  (adapté de la BD)

24. La pyramide noire (adapté de la BD)

25. Le miroir de Nebou

26. La deuxième crue du fleuve sacré

## **Deuxième saison**

1. Le sacrilège de Papyrus

2. Mika la magicienne

3. La trentième case du senet maudit

4. La justice de Thoueris

5. Le réveil d’Osiris

6. Le babouin blanc

7. Le pays volé

8. Les 4 chapelles de Toutankhamon

9. Le divin potier

10. Le retour de Senkhet

11. Le talisman de la grande pyramide (adapté de la BD)

12. Yam

13. Le temps de la discorde

14. Les 7 nœuds d'Horus

15. Le renoncement de Papyrus

16. Le Nil rouge

17. La couronne sacrée d'Ouadjet

18. Neferourê

19. Les émissaires

20. Princesse Tiya

21. La princesse des étoiles

22. L'enfant sacré d'Ebla

23. L'arbre Ished

24. Le pilier Djed

25. Le procès de Papyrus

26. Le cauchemar
Rauser (animée)

saison 2

À ne pas confondre avec Rauser de les bandes dessinées.

Rauser (également Raouser) est un personnage principal de la série «Papyrus». Il est le Grand Prêtre d'Horus.

## Personnage

De caractère, Rauser est modeste, direct et surtout, fait preuve d'une sagesse apparemment illimitée. Malgré sa vieillesse, Rauser est un bon ami et c'est quelqu'un à qui tout le monde peut s'adresser pour se consoler s'il a des doutes ou des questions.
Lancaster

The Lancaster Hideout is located in the sewers of Lancaster.

Lancaster City was originally one of the four most well-developed cities in Tierra, and was the only city under Tierra's rule that didn't fall after Tierra did, managing to continue thriving purely on commerce and trade. Thanks to the vast variety of trade markets and commodities, Lancaster had the most well developed and large underground sewage system in the Valla Empire.
Île des Cyclopes

**L'île Cyclope** est le quatorzième tome de la bande dessinée Papyrus.

## Synopsis

Sur les traces de Papyrus, une expédition égyptienne menée par Théti-Chéri part en Crète. Cependant, Knossos est détruite par un terrible tremblement de terre, et les habitants voient les visiteurs comme les coupables de cette catastrophe. Après avoir miraculeusement échappé à la foule déchaînée, la princesse Théti se retrouve dans la grotte d'une prophétesse pythique, qui l'informe que Papyrus se trouve sur l'île du géant borgne avant de lui offrir une outre magique qui peut l'aider dans une situation désespérée. Sur son navire, Théti décide de naviguer vers l'ouest jusqu'à cette île mystérieuse. Mais le mécontentement grandit au sein de l'équipe et la princesse devient une victime.
Le maître des trois portes (dessinées)

**Le maître des trois portes** est le deuxième volume de la bande dessinée Papyrus. Il est adapté dans la série animée comme «*Le maître des trois portes*».

Le Nil commence soudainement à se tarir, provoquant une famine généralisée. Les deux Théti-Chéri et Papyrus dirigez-vous vers le Nil et découvrez la source de la sécheresse ; pour des raisons inconnues, le grand fleuve s'élargit à un rythme progressif, coulant sous terre. Séparé de Théti, Papyrus est témoin d'un autre miracle qui a coûté la vie au conducteur de char. Poursuivant une étrange créature oryx-antilope, Papyrus pénètre dans les entrailles d'un rocher géant et s'engage dans un combat en tête-à-tête avec un dragon monstrueux. Après l'avoir vaincu, à son insu, Papyrus devient le maître officiel des trois portes et entre dans un nouveau monde inconnu, où il trouve une statue mystique en or, possédant le visage de Théti.
Les quatre doigts du dieu de la lune

**La colère du dieu lune** est le sixième volume de la bande dessinée Papyrus. Il est adapté dans la série animée comme «*La colère du dieu lune*».

Le silence de la nuit est interrompu par un cri de Hapu, qui a vu le sanctuaire de Thot être frappé par une force inconnue. Quelques instants après, les gardes découvrent les appartements de la princesse Théti-Chéri et sa mère-reine ont été profanées. La recherche du coupable n'a pas de chance, mais Papyrus parvient par inadvertance à repérer une étrange créature à quatre doigts.

Profitant de la confusion du palais, le prince Ahmès, le frère cadet du pharaon qui a régné sur Thèbes en son absence, prend les choses en main. Par les ordres d'Ahmès, Papyrus est chassé du palais, mais même dans les rues de Thèbes, des ennuis l'attendent.
La momie engloutie (dessinées)

**La momie engloutie** est le premier volume de la bande dessinée Papyrus. Il est adapté dans la série animée comme «*La momie engloutie*».

Épuisé par une autre journée de travail, Papyrus, un jeune et simple pêcheur, s'endort dans un bateau amarré sur le rivage. Peu de temps après, cependant, le bateau est détaché et le jeune homme est emporté par les eaux à travers une forêt inondée. Là, une tribu de pygmées condamne Papyrus à être enterré au fond d'une mine abandonnée, où il rencontre la princesse Théti-Chéri. Elle révèle qu'elle a été momifiée vivante par les ennemis de son père, le pharaon.

Ainsi, cela marque officiellement le début d'aventures (et de mésaventures) à venir pour le jeune pêcheur, qui est choisi par les dieux dans le cadre de son destin.
Sky Smith

**Sky Smith** was a middle school student who was the adopted daughter of Sarah Jane Smith following the Fleshkind incident of 2012.

## Biography

Sky Smith was born as a Fleshkind humanoid and was originally tied to a nuclear power plant, before shutting it down to sever the link. Sarah Jane adopted her as her daughter and had since been focused on school, living life as a normal 13-year-old girl.

## Personality

Upon her transformation or "priming", Sky knew nothing of the world. In this regard, she was very similar to Sarah Jane's first adoptive child, Luke — a similarity Rani noted early on. Because of her naïveté, Sky asked many questions, wanting to know more about Earth, which she loved. Rani became Sky's guide to the world similar to how Clyde was Luke's.

Sky enjoyed Clyde's jokes more than Sarah Jane and Rani did, and was very joyful. She could also be quite defiant and very brave. Shortly after her birth, she ignored the Bannerman Road gang's protests when she was willing to die in order to save Earth — and specifically, to save Sarah Jane, with whom she had quickly developed a bond. Sky was nervous about meeting Luke in person and was initially jealous of him, but quickly she grew to love her brother as he did her. Unlike Luke, she did not call Sarah Jane "Mum".

## Behind the Scenes

Following the release of *The Daleks of Bannerman Road*, original actress Sinead Michael decided to promote NFTs and it was decided to recast her character as this wiki does not support, endorse or tolerate NFTs.
La pyramide noire (dessinées)

**La pyramide noire** est le dixième tome de la bande dessinée Papyrus. Il est adapté dans la série animée comme «*La pyramide noire*».

## Synopsis

Après les événements du temple d'Amenhotep III, Théti Chéri perd sa personnalité et se transforme en Sekhmet-Nefer, une subordonnée de la déesse de la guerre Sekhmet. Pour la libérer de cet état, Papyrus doit retrouver une pyramide noire, perdue au fin fond du continent africain.

Cependant, les habitants quittent leurs villages à la vue d'un navire égyptien et les voyageurs parviennent à capturer un prisonnier. Papyrus reconnaît un vieil ami Tamik chez le pygmée et lui explique sa situation. Tamik accepte de guider les Égyptiens dans ce voyage dangereux mais merveilleux.

En route pour la Nubie, Papyrus accepte l'appel des indigènes contre son gré et est contraint de se battre avec le champion local, qui ne peut être vaincu qu'avec l'aide de lait de chèvre. Poursuivant le voyage, les amis atteignent enfin le but principal de leur expédition - la pyramide noire.
Susan Foreman

**"Susan"** was the name most commonly used by a Gallifreyan who was the original companion of the First Doctor, her grandfather. At different times in her life she used the surnames **Foreman**, **English** and after her marriage, **Campbell**. According to some sources, her birth name was not Susan at all, but rather **Larn** or **Arkytior**.

## Personality

Susan loved her grandfather, as he did her. She was fond of 20th century England, so she enrolled in school there. Despite the Doctor's warnings, she still endangered their secrets. Susan understood contemporary technology and was familiar with historical events, but knew very little about ordinary things, like money. Despite these gaps, however, she was still very intelligent, to the extent that teacher Ian suspected she was not only smarter than him but holding back on her knowledge so that her teachers didn't feel stupid.

Her sheltered life on Gallifrey resulted in her being quick to show fear, either by screaming or calling for her grandfather. She quickly befriended Ian and Barbara but did not accept their claims the Doctor had intentionally damaged his own TARDIS. She also did not overcome her fears easily. She also seemed to have a sense of humour, having mentioned a liking of memes when visiting the Library of Alexandria, which could take a turn to the morbid side.

Compared to her grandfather, Susan had a much more altruistic mindset, however, she was not above manipulating her grandfather to try and force him into doing the right thing, or calling out his rudeness.

## Appearance

At sixteen years old, Susan was tall for humans her age, with closely-cropped, dark hair framing a pale and round elfin face with finely-boned cheeks. She had dark, almond eyes that belied an intelligence far beyond her years and looked very much like an ordinary student.
Le pharaon maudit (dessinées)

**Le pharaon maudit** est le onzième tome de la bande dessinée Papyrus. Il est adapté dans la série animée comme «*Le pharaon maudit*».

## Synopsis

Papyrus et Théti Chéri se retrouvent dans les ruines abandonnées d'Akhetaton, cité du Pharaon Akhenaton maudit. Des femmes étranges se faisant passer pour les six filles du pharaon et de sa femme Néfertiti complotent pour mettre en scène la mort de Papyrus. Cependant, grâce à l'intervention des scarabées sacrés, Théti parvient à échapper au piège insidieux.

Puis les héros rencontrent « Akhénaton et Néfertiti », qui entendent leur confier une mission importante. Cependant, les femmes se font passer pour les esprits du pharaon et de sa femme, cherchant à se débarrasser des intrus. Mais avec l'aide de la mystérieuse vieille femme, Papyrus et Theti s'échappent du piège et se retrouvent dans la tombe d'Akhenaton, gardés par un trésor de scarabées.
La métamorphose d'Imhotep (dessinées)

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**La métamorphose d'Imhotep** est le huitième volume de la bande dessinée Papyrus. Il est adapté dans la série animée comme «*La métamorphose d'Imhotep*».

## Synopsis

Papyrus, Imhouthep et Théti-Chéri avec leurs amis se rendent à Sakkarah pour fêter l'anniversaire du pharaon Cheb-sed. Soudain, ils sont retardés par un événement inattendu dans lequel Papyrus sauve un paysan d'être dévoré par un crocodile. À la surprise générale, l'homme qui a été secouru ressemble étrangement au père royal de Théti.

Pendant ce temps, une conspiration se prépare dans le camp du Pharaon - une statue géante « pleure » des larmes de sang, destinées à compromettre le prestige du Seigneur des Deux Terres. Par la suite, Pharaon réagit à un empoisonnement qui l'empêche de terminer la cérémonie. Les amis décident que le paysan prend la place du pharaon tandis que Papyrus et Imhouthep cherchent un moyen de le guérir.