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I Predict a Riot (TV story)

*"You know, I never admitted. I don't actually remember her regenerating. I mean, I remember being her, but then suddenly, I was the guy you met back on Earth. You know the one. I just woke up in the TARDIS looking different. Always meant to find out what happened."
"...you don't mean?"
"Yeah. I think we're about to find out just what went down. Makes sense to be now; considering the Blinovitch Limitation Effect and everything."*
―Jayanna IX and the Seventeenth Doctor about Jayanna VII

***I Predict a Riot*** was the thirteenth episode of Series 19 of *Doctor Who*.

This episode was also known for the surprise appearance of a past incarnation of Jayanna, as played by Jessica Chastain.

## Synopsis

The Doctor and Jayanna receive a distress call from... Jayanna?

Following it to its source, they arrive at a small carnival on the planet Alkos in the far future, and discover a sideshow attraction run by a man named Victor Nolan. However, it's not long before a powerful energy source strikes the miniscope, and a Raston Warrior Robot breaks free, throwing the carnival into chaos.

As Victor forms an alliance with his now-sentient specimen, the Doctor, Jayanna and Jayanna must team up to survive the robot's massacre before figuring out exactly why it's trying to extract energy from the atmosphere. But why has the robot spared Victor? And what is the Cube it keeps talking about?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Dev Patel
* Jayanna IX - Jodie Comer
* Jayanna VII - Jessica Chastain
* Victor Nolan - Colin McFarlane

## Crew

* Writer - Twelve Layton
* Director - Owen Harris

## Continuity

* After being killed by the Raston Warrior Robot, Jayanna VII returns to her TARDIS in order to regenerate into the incarnation that met the Doctor during the Adnosina crisis. (TV: *Lies of Heaven*)
* Jayanna VII loses her memories of meeting her future self due to the Blinovitch Limitation Effect. (TV: *The Day of the Doctor*)

## Story Notes

* The episode name *I Predict a Riot* was inspired by the Kaiser Chiefs song of the same name and was suggested to Layton by showrunner Natalie Robyn.
* The inspiration for this story came from the TV game show *The Cube*, in which a masked woman - who became the source of the Raston Warrior Robot being in the episode - demonstrates how to successfully complete a game within the "Cube" to the contestants.
* Originally episode seven, *I Predict a Riot* was later swapped with *Cryptomnesia* to become episode thirteen.

 **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*
Humanity's Beacon

**Humanity's Beacon** was a splinter group of the Alliance, who believed that the Alliance should focus on human purity and dominance within the galactic community,

## History

A growing and dark movement within the Alliance consisting only of humans had been developing for quite some time, before they gained enough members to finally splinter off and establish themselves as a proper faction - dedicated to create human dominance in the universe and setting the Alliance back on the right path, which they saw as their destiny. However, they had never been strong enough to launch a proper attack against the Alliance - that was until the Opal Master met with their leaders.

She offered them the Opal Weapon; an ancient and powerful device she took from somewhere unknown, only indicating that their previous owners had long since died. Retrofitting it for mass use, Humanity's Beacon was finally ready to launch a full-scale attack against the Alliance in an attempt to seize control and begun an open warfare. The Alliance's response was to throw all of their planets into lockdown, sending soldiers to patrol the streets of major cities and readying their fleet to fight. (TV: *The Opal: Part One*)

However, the Opal Weapon had another purpose that the Master had set up for her own use; it was powerful enough to be able to destroy the entire multiverse. The Twentieth Doctor had teamed with the Alliance to launch a counter attack against Humanity's Beacon, alongside all his allies, but the fight proved to extraordinarily difficult and Humanity's Beacon managed to push the Alliance all the way back to Earth. Meanwhile, the Doctor's companion, Drelick had been searching the Alliance's archives, where he found a counter to the Opal Weapon, something that was just as old and powerful. He met with the Doctor and left with no choice, Drelick activated the weapon which destroyed the Opal Weapon and a large proportion of Humanity's Beacon's fleet.

As the Master, who didn’t take the surprise very well, teleported away amid the chaos that was the weapons’ destruction, the surviving members of the radical splinter group were arrested and taken away by Alliance forces. (TV: *The Opal: Part Two*)
Elemental Universe

The **Elemental Universe** was the name given to the universe created by the Klucuin out of N-Space, who had implanted the Shevek Cro'taq into the Eye of Harmony present at the Temple of Atropos on the planet Time.

## History

Ruled by the Klucuin for what was assumed to be a full year, it was eventually eradicated via the destruction of the Shevek Cro'taq and reverted back to normal by a group led by Koschei; this universe's incarnation of the Wells Master.

As the Master had previously bonded with the Shevek Cro'taq, when Koschei visited Archaic Space - which was a section of the Elemental Universe that was very similar to how N-Space behaved in regards to physics - a reaction was triggered that returned Koschei's memories; making her aware of what was wrong and set her on the quest to restore the universe. (TV: *A Universe Apart*)

## Differences from N-Space

* Unlike N-Space which was bound by the laws of physics and time, the Elemental Universe was run out of pure elemental power - a fundamental massive shift in the laws of science. This was how the universe which the Klucuin originated from was run and was essentially, in layman's terms, magic.
* As a result, the concept of time was simply gone and all time ran concurrently. Even the concept of events that never happened and never would happen leaked into its history.
* As the Klucuin was made from that primeval energy, they held the power to reshape reality in any way they so desired if they found it necessary.
* The personal history of everyone who lived in N-Space was rewritten:
	+ The Fourteenth Doctor became Theta Sigma and the Wells Master became Koschei; who were now a married couple and worked together at a university.
	+ Elias Danielsen and Sandra Parry were protestors who rebelled against the Klucuin's rule.
Eetol

**Eetol** was an Ice Warrior rebel, who plotted to prevent his species' defeat at Brittanicus Base.

## Biography

After the Ice Warriors' defeat at Brittanicus Base, two Warriors located on Mars - Eetol and Tanzaa - after hearing of what had happened, plotted to take their revenge on the humans who killed their brethren, justifying their actions with the ancient Martian code; "Harm one of us and you harm us all." Getting their hands on time travel technology, the two landed in Moscow, 1941. Their intentions were to reach Brittanicus Base, however, due to both Moscow and Brittanicus Base being snow covered, the two did not realise they had landed in the wrong place.

Originally wanting to change time by ensuring that the Ice Warriors succeeded in conquering the Earth at Brittanicus Base, they adapted their plans by teaming with a Russian soldier named Viktor - although they always planned to betray him in the end, due to him also being human - promising him riches and power. From hereon in, the two attempted to enact their revenge on Earth by laying it to waste, using Russia as a central hub to do so. This would ensure that the Ice Warriors who were awoken in 5000, 3059 years later, could be woken a lot sooner and their lives saved.

The three came across and attacked an outpost filled with soldiers taking a break from travelling, wanting to clear out anyone in the city who could stop them and started a skirmish fighting the people within, but the trio were eventually defeated by the Sixteenth Doctor, Violet and Leo, who forced them to return back to Mars in disgrace. (TV: *Crossfire*, *The Weapons of War*)
Doctor Who Annual Series 43

***Doctor Who Annual Series 43*** was the British *Doctor Who* annual published by BBC Children's Books. Unlike with all British annuals, which were published in the year prior the cover date, this annual forewent displaying a year and instead chose to name itself after the series it mainly covered.

## Overview

Publisher BBC Children's Books, UK
Priced £7.99 (UK)
Format: Hardback, 94 pages
Featured Doctor: Twenty-Fourth Doctor
Featured Companions: Anna, Danny
Featured Enemies: Various
### Features

* Doctor Who: Behind the Scenes (A Look at the Production of Series Forty-Three)
* *The Doctor's Diary*
* *Tales of the Dark Times*
* *Know Your Friends and Foes*
	+ The Doctor
	+ Anna Delgado
	+ Danny O'Brien
	+ Vashta Nerada
	+ Nerada Vashta
	+ The Silurians

### Additional features

* Quiz: Which alien are you most like?
* Puzzle: Character Crossword
* Puzzle: Who's There? (Shadow Monsters)
* Puzzle: Species Word Search
* Puzzle: Monster Merge
* Puzzle: Cliff Code
* Puzzle: Spot the Difference
* Make-It: Monster Masks
* Word-Puzzle: Who is She?
Jayanna

## Incarnations of **Jayanna**

**Jayannainoevan** (or **Jayanna** for short) was a renegade Time Lord from Gallifrey and a travelling partner of the Seventeenth Doctor.

## Biography

### Early life

Jayanna was originally a Cardinal of Gallifrey - becoming popular and well respected on the political scene - and was even banked for the Presidency at one point. However, Jayanna ultimately fled Gallifrey, believing that they had wasted so many of their lives in service for the planet and yet, Gallifrey did not give them anything in return.
Imposter Syndrome (TV story)

***Imposter Syndrome*** was the New Year Special of Series 31 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Life has been going great for Gabby Gonzalez and Cindy Wu! Their friend; the Doctor, has taken them to popular beach and resort moon Ethea, a place which he claims he would've described as "luxury" - if it hadn't be for the fact that that word is sooooo overused. Just don't ask them how they got there, their memories' a little fuzzy on that whole aspect...

Life hasn't been going so well for the Doctor. Not their Doctor, a future Doctor - who's recently had to deal with the undead, Slitheen and a very rich man determined to screw her over. That's why she's taking a visit to popular beach and resort moon Ethea, something to help calm things down for her as you will.

However, when the Tenth and Twenty-First Doctors inevitably meet on Ethea, the timing couldn’t have been better as reports of various robberies, hostage taking and general miscellaneous crimes begin flooding in. This is a particularly dangerous criminal, the newsreader claims. This is why everyone needs to know, just to be safe. And perfect! Who better to solve the case then two Doctors!

What's even more peculiar although - and some might say convenient - is that all these crimes were committed in places that Gabby, Cindy and the Tenth Doctor had previously visited. Is someone stalking the three? What are their intentions? The Twenty-First Doctor isn't too certain, but she's also not 100% sure she can trust her past self right now...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Diane Morgan
* "The Tenth Doctor" - David Tennant
* Gabby Gonzalez - Ana de Armas
* Cindy Wu - Zhou Dongyu

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato and Natalie Robyn
* Director - Ben Taylor

## Story Notes

* The episode title *Imposter Syndrome* was suggested to Amato and Robyn by writer Sofia Fox.
* This episode marks the first time that Titan Comics exclusive companions made their way to TV.

 Minisode | *Promise Ring*

 **Twenty-First Doctor** | *Remnants of the Cybermen* • *Uprising of the Sheep* • ***Imposter Syndrome***
Doctor Who: The Seventeenth Doctor

***Doctor Who: The Seventeenth Doctor***, published by Titan Publishing Group, was an comic book series comprised of multiple stories.

Year One and Two were set within Series 18, in-between *Broken Things* and *The Return of Axos* and features the Seventeenth Doctor and his companions Taylor Bennett and Luna Feng, as well as a brand new comic exclusive companion, Sadie Caruso.

Year Three was set before Series 19, leading up to *The Skithra Entitlement* and features the Doctor, Sadie and another brand new comic exclusive companion, Rafael Linnark.

## Collected editions

Hardback and paperback books were published collecting stories from the series, each book reprinting five or six issues for Year One and Two. Complete years were later published in hardback.

 Year 2 | *The Conqueror of Our Worlds*
Jaromso

**Jaromso** was a planet far away from Earth, and the temporary home of Fleur after she escaped the Krillitanes, before she met the Fourteenth Doctor and Elias.

## Characteristics

Jaromso was a sizable planet; with rainbow-coloured skies, seven sea-blue moons and exotic vibrant life across the entire exterior. However, this was incredibly surface-level and the true face of Jaromso was hidden; a dark and grimy underground ruled by crime bosses and casino war lords. (TV: *True Colours*)

## History

Escaping her people, the Krillitane who would later take on the name Fleur, eventually found herself at Jaromso and quickly found herself entangled with the underground and criminal syndicates, soon coming under the wing of a crime lord. Fleur would also befriend a fellow escapee and Nostrovite, Abijah.

Whilst on the surface of the planet, Fleur soon came under attack from numerous gangs that littered the population, but was rescued by the Doctor and her companion, Elias who had arrived on the planet following Elias' request to visit an alien world for the first time. Being pursuited by the gangs, the three managed to reach the casino where the TARDIS had landed, where the Doctor invited Fleur onboard as a companion, which she accepted. (TV: *True Colours*)

After Fleur's death at the hands of Yasheia, the Doctor returned to Jaromso following her confrontation with Yasheia and her employer, Rassilon at Gallifrey, to bury Fleur's body in a forest under the rainbow sky, leaving an undying flower on her grave. (TV: *To Reign in Hell*)
Farren Blackburn

**Farren Blackburn** is a BAFTA award winning Director who directed one episode from Series 3.

Blackburn is extremely prolific outside of the DWU, working on different shows inside of the Netflix MCTVU including *Daredevil*, *The Defenders* and *Iron Fist*. He also directed 2 episodes of *Waterloo Road* in 2007 and many many more television shows and films.
Jamie Childs

***Jamie Childs*** is a Hugo award-nominated director who directed two episodes during Series 1 before taking a long hiatus, returning for Series 20 and 30.

Childs also has credits in other series such as *Class*, *His Dark Materials*, *Stan Lee's Lucky Man* and *Vera.*

## Credits

### Fourteenth Doctor

#### Series 1

* *Feline Trouble at the Tower*
* *History Misaligned*

### Eighteenth Doctor

#### Series 20

* *Monsters and Legends*
* *Sunken Treasure*
* *Hope for the Hopeless*

#### Minisode

* *UNIT in Operation*
* *Memorial Day*
* *A Day on the Job*

### Twenty-First Doctor

#### Series 30

* *Crisis Prevented*
* *Memory Construct*
* *Blooding*

### Class Series 2

* *The Kennington Loop*
* *Liar, Liar*
Drahvin

The **Drahvins** were a humanoid race. They were predominantly female and looked mostly human, but had several large dots around their brow ridge.

## History

During the future, after the events of *Galaxy 4*, the Drahvins ruled over numerous star systems which surrounded Drahva where they'd set up several space prison stations, incarcerating those who defied their rigid dictatorship or did as little as pass through their airspace with no valid reasoning. One such station, overseen by Commander Malda, housed a number of inmates who were, unbeknownst to their captors, planning on an escape by stealing a vessel and self-destructing the station. Using this as a distraction, they would proceed to infiltrate a second prison station in order to free more of their people and so on.

This plan was aided by newcomers the Sixteenth Doctor, Violet and Leo after learning of their reasoning behind being imprisoned. While at first the Doctor was sceptical of trusting them, she knew how callous the Drahvins were and so opted to help out with the intention of relocating them to another facility afterwards. This plan would never come to fruition however, as during their rebellion, the Drahvin scouts outsmarted the group by using their decoy First Prisoner, an agent of theirs, activating the station's self-destruct themselves in time for there to be no possible way for their captives to escape and cause further chaos. Having to retreat hastily back to the TARDIS, the trio of time-travellers barely made it back alive - both the Drahvins and prisoners dying in the resulting explosion. (COMIC: *Agents of Drahva*)
Greek Fire (TV story)

***Greek Fire*** was the ninth episode of Series 4 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The TARDIS lands in Constantinople, 672, during the time of the Byzantine Empire. The Doctor claims to have a date with an architect by the name of Callinicus of Heliopolis, but it’s not long until she’s rushing Sandra back into the TARDIS and moving onto the next destination.

That destination being Constantinople... again, but now six years later in 678 during its first siege from the Umayyad Caliphate. The two watch as the Arab fleet burst into flame, before moving swiftly onto even further into the city’s future, this time in 822, during Thomas the Slav’s full scale rebellion. Moving on further still, to the Byzantine blockade of the Danube during the Bulgarian war of 970, a second siege, the Rus' raids on the Bosporus, and so on and on.

But what is all this in aid of, Sandra wonders? Why are we constantly moving up and down Constantinople’s history, getting ourselves into trouble? Well, it’s very simple, you see; the Doctor seeks to answer the age-old mystery that has puzzled historians for centuries - just exactly what are the secrets behind the creation and chemical composition of the famous incendiary weapon that could burn on water, otherwise known as Greek fire...?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Sandra Parry - Helena Bonham Carter
* Callinicus of Heliopolis - TBC

## Crew

* Writer - Natalie Robyn
* Director - Sallie Aprahamian

## Story Notes

* *Greek Fire* wasn't planned to be a pure historical from the start, but a lack of ideas of how to incorporate aliens into the plot led to it becoming one instead.

 **The Specials** | Regular Episodes | *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA*
Frye Fly Fillif

**Frye Fly Fillif** was a humanoid who was caught up in the Juvenile's scheme to obtain more regeneration energy.

## Biography

Whilst living his normal day-to-day life, Frye was teleported off his home planet and onto a random planet, where he met the Fourteenth Doctor, Bril, Connor McMillan, Dpondore and Almandoe. Whilst exploring the temple, Frye and the others came to understand that a Time Lord who called himself the Juvenile had kidnapped them, searching for more Time Lords to steal regeneration energy from. His methods reacted differently on non-Time Lords, instead causing hallucinations of deceased people they knew before dying themselves.

Frye tried to keep everyone's spirits up, constantly cracking jokes - however, he was the first of them to die, but who he hallucinated wasn’t seen by anyone.
(TV: *Temple of Fear*)
Fragments in Time (graphic novel)

*You may be looking for the titular comic story.*

***Fragments in Time*** was the fourth volume of the Titan Comics series of *Doctor Who: The Sixteenth Doctor* comic collections. It collected Year Two issues six through eleven of the series.

## Publisher's summary

The Sixteenth Doctor's star-crossed epic with the Galactic Agency concludes, as enemies make their presence finally known! The Doctor, Violet and Leo face off against the terror of the Master, as the truth behind both the Agency and Trinity of Light are revealed...

Collects *Doctor Who: The Sixteenth Doctor* #16-21

## Featured stories

* *Smoke and Water*
* *Poisoned Realities*
* *Fragments in Time*

## Additional features

* Cover Gallery - The covers of the collected comic book issues

## Credits

* Writer: Max Amato
* Artist: Roberta Ingranata
* Editor: Andrew James

 Year 2 | *Capsized* • *Legends of the Black Nebula* • *Smoke and Water* • *Poisoned Realities* • *Fragments in Time*
Dust to Dust (TV story)

***Dust to Dust*** was the third episode of Series 15 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The surface of Nostreni isn’t anything special. Frequented by endless dust devils and other natural disturbances, you wouldn’t think it was a hospitable world. That is, unless you’re a member of the United Planetary Terraforming Corporation. With a few simple functions of their machinery, they can turn a barren wasteland into a dense jungle paradise. But at what cost?

As the Doctor and Tari arrive on Nostreni, they're quickly swept up in one of Nostreni's largest and most ambitious projects yet. Not everything is going to plan though. Hidden in the atmosphere, amongst the tens of dust particles, there lies microscopic and insectoid creatures. Creatures who’ve waited years for their prey and it has finally arrived. Whatever you do, don’t touch the dust.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Celia Imrie
* Tari Ackerman - Taj Atwal

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Lee Haven Jones

## Story Notes

* *Dust to Dust* was originally Tari's introductory episode, it having been brought up from *Brothers of the Sundown*, before it was brought up again to *Happy Families*.
* Originally, the subspecies of Vashta Nerada were never scheduled to make a return from their debut story *Day of the Vashta Nerada*, the Nostrenians intended to be an entirely original species, until much later into the planning stages of the episode.

 **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*
Eleventh Doctor

## Canon

Explosive, exuberant, emotionally unpredictable and adventurous, the **Eleventh Doctor** was the final incarnation of the Doctor's first regenerative cycle.

## Personality

Never shying away from adventure, the Eleventh Doctor preferred a life of excitement, and would deliberate avoid a stable situation to keep things from being "boring", with his one condition to his companions choosing a destination being that had to pick somewhere "amazing", though he also longed for a "simple life". More childish in nature than his previous incarnations, he would advise others against "[growing] up" and frequently defined himself as a "a madman with a box". As he struggled to act as a mature adult in his socialising, to the extent that the psychic paper failed to register him as a "mature and responsible adult", the Doctor had trouble reading a room, which would lead to him saying something inappropriate or even offensive.

Unable to resist the call to adventure and the need to help others, though in a reckless fashion, the Doctor tried to be a figure of comfort in the universe by standing by those who were afraid and defenceless, never abandoning those who were in need, even if he believed they weren't real, but prioritised those in more immediate danger than those who could be saved later.

He enjoyed a vocabulary populated by unconventional adjectival-noun structures, with one of his more favoured phrases being "timey wimey". However, he often gave long and scientific explanations to certain phenomena, before his examples were simplified by or for the benefit of others. A strong believer in hope and redemption, the Doctor saw every life as important and meaningful.
Eighteenth Doctor's regeneration (Through the Looking Glass)

## Result

The Eighteenth Doctor becomes the "Other" Doctor

## The Doctor's regenerations

In an alternate timeline, the Eighteenth Doctor **regenerated** into the "Other" Doctor after a raid on the Eye of Sontar went horribly wrong.

## History

### Causes

In an alternate timeline, the Eighteenth Doctor and Orla Adair were captured by the Sontarans and thrown into the Jaleidor prison soon after they departed ways with Damien Barrella and Milly Turzon. They eventually managed to escape and made plans to assault the Eye of Sontar - the team assembled comprising of the Doctor, Orla and the UNIT family; Johnathon Danielsen, Alicia Sallow and Kate Stewart.

However, the assault failed; resulting in everyone dying, the Doctor regenerating into a female incarnation and the Sontarans winning, enabling them to conquer the universe. (TV: *Through the Looking Glass*)

### Aftermath

The Doctor woke up to find that her TARDIS had been stolen by the Zygritors and set out to find it after meeting RJ Barrella, whose parents, Damien and Milly had been killed. (TV: *Through the Looking Glass*)

She eventually went back in time with RJ to help her previous incarnation defeat the Sontarans, which prevented the regeneration that led to her from even existing in the first place, wiping her from history. (TV: *The Eye of Sontar*) This meant that the Eighteenth Doctor ultimately regenerated properly into a different incarnation later on. (TV: *The Operation of Time: Part Two*)
Jaeger Steward

**Come back later.**
This page is under construction. Either a source for Jaeger Steward is yet to be released or the writeup simply isn't finished yet. Just bear in mind that not all information will be present here.

## Appearances

### Appearance:

*All Hail the Sky Demon*

**Jaeger Steward** was the right-hand man of a notable Li-Toman captain.

## Personality

Steward was an incredibly meek individual, contrasting greatly with his boisterous employer. He hated conflict, and actively tried to avoid any kind of situation that would lead to it, much to the Captain's displeasure. Despite this, there was something about his job that he enjoyed, and he tried to make the most of it.
Giant Spiders (Spiders and Fireworks)

A new species of **Giant Spiders** were bred by the Eighth Master with the intent of causing chaos and mayhem just for some fun.

## History

The Master arrived at Iriemond on the planet Catalist sometime after her encounter with the newly regenerated Sixteenth Doctor at Pasadena, (TV: *A Masterful Reckoning*) with the expressed intent of carrying out a new form of plan. In this case, the Master did not look towards world domination, believing Catalist not to be worth it. Instead, she wanted to have some of her own fun - deciding to kidnap civilians to experiment on.

Originally looking for homeless people, who she thought no one would miss, she was somewhat surprised at her inability to actually find any - nevertheless, she persisted and led some children away from an orphanage into her TARDIS. From there, she tested how Comparian, Catalast and Arkher DNA reacted when combined with DNA of species from other planets. Various trials with test subjects taken from hospitals, morgues and hotels over many years ultimately determined that Earth spider DNA produced the best results, creating a massive and mutated arachnid creature. Producing numerous of these creatures, the Master fitted them all with chips which meant that not only could she control their every action, but she was able to use their eyes as cameras and see what they saw.

Satisfied with her creations, the Master let loose the spiders on Iriemond and activated their Chaos Mode, meaning all their brain functions became set towards one objection - cause as much damage as possible. She also turned on Collection Mode, which meant the spiders did not kill their victims; but rather, they brought them back to her TARDIS to also be converted.

However, through the eyes of one of the spiders, the Master noticed that the Doctor was also on the planet, alongside her companions Alec and Constance O'Conor. She also witnessed Alec getting split up from the Doctor and Constance in the rush of the evacuation following the first spider attack - and was dismayed to learn that fireworks proved to be an effective weapon against the spiders, causing them to go blind, which in turn, made them panic so much, their heart gave out and they died.

The spiders' downfall begun after Alec followed a group of them to the Master's TARDIS after watching them steal some victims from an apartment block. From there, he met the Master once again and gained an understanding as to what she had done. Breaking away from her malicious guided tour through her lab, Alec used the chips to get the spiders to all enter the TARDIS and swarm the inside. He then sealed the Master inside her lab with the spiders, before breaking the controls, freeing them from her control. Trapped, the Master was forced to eject the lab from the TARDIS, which led her to be teleported into the control room due to her being a lifeform, but the spiders were all wiped out - having mutated so much, they were no longer seen as alive. (TV: *Spiders and Fireworks*)
Drelick - list of appearances

The following is a **list of Drelick's appearances**.

## Television

### Series 26

* *Freshman*
* *Meddling Affairs*
* *The Trouble With Adipose*
* *Ark-556*
* *The Big Blue Conference*
* *The Initiative*
* *Purgatory*
* *Fury*
* *The Opal: Part One*
* *The Opal: Part Two*

### Series 28

* *The Eye of the Storm*
* *Nova*
* *The Improper Sontarans*
* *The Fracturing Algak*
* *The Puppet Masters*
* *An End Once And For All: Part One*
* *An End Once And For All: Part Two*
George Orwell

**George Orwell**, originally known as **Eric Blair**, was an English soldier and author.

## Biography

In December 1936, Orwell arrived in Barcelona with the intention of joining the Republicans and was quoted saying “I've Come to Fight Against Fascism!” Whilst at the Lenin Barracks soon after arriving, he met the Fourteenth Doctor, Elias Danielsen and Fleur who had been drawn to the city by an unusual signal radiating from the centre. Unable to materialise the TARDIS any closer, the TARDIS team were forced to trek through the battleground to uncover what was emitting the signal.

Intrigued by this strange woman and her friends, Orwell accompanied them on their journey - one that was uncomfortable for Elias, as he had wanted to escape his native time period due to all the conflict, but found that it still existed no matter where he went. Eventually they found that the signal was being created by discarded alien technology that had fallen to Earth. The Doctor took it with her as they left, as to ensure no one native to 1936 would find it and destroy the timeline.

Orwell would remain fighting in the war until May 1937, where he was shot in the neck by a sniper. He survived, but his injury disqualified him from any more action and he returned to England by June. (TV: *1936*)
Into the Computer (novel)

*"This is incredible! An entity disguised as a computer virus, hiding inside a computer? It's fascinating! And it's also terrifying..."*
―The Eighteenth Doctor

***Into the Computer*** was the seventh novel of the New Series Adventures.

## Synopsis

UNIT's main computer system has been overridden by a rootkit malware. It's unknown to the organisation how it got there and with no way to destroy it, the Doctor is called into UNIT's headquarters to investigate and see if he can figure out how to solve it. Together, with Ruby, Damien and Osric, he identifies the source of the rootkit - an entity of extraordinary power known to destroy technological marvels. They can't let it destroy the UNIT mainframe.

There's only one way to destroy the entity, and that's to shrink themselves and fight the enemy inside the computer. With the go-ahead of UNIT staff, the Doctor and his companions make the jump to fight the enemy themselves. No one really knows if they will make it out alive, but as ever, the Doctor remains optimistic.

Inside the computer, the entity has started its digital rampage. Osric makes the first leap, followed by the others. Together, if they can, they can destroy the entity and save UNIT as a team.

## Characters

* Eighteenth Doctor
* Ruby Barrella
* Damien Barrella
* Private Johnathon Danielsen
* Private Alicia Sallow

## Story Notes

 **Wave Four** | *Ignorant Bliss* • *Your Precious Empire* • *Murder on the Starliner 6-Trevv-3*
Gamemaster Heathcliff

**Gamemaster Heathcliff** was the mastermind behind the Nervegear, technology used by him to carry out his true desires.

## Biography

A member of a leading game development company in Japan, Heathcliff would eventually become the director and lead development of the Nervegear, a VRMMO game - (Virtual Reality Massively Multiplayer Online Game) - making use of the latest VR technology.

The game was soon released to the public, attracting thousands of players from across the globe. However, the game had a darker side; it was really an outlet for Heathcliff to be able to live in a world that was of his own making; his own fantasy. Usually, this wouldn't necessarily be a problem, but Heathcliff had programmed the game in such a way that it trapped players within the game; unable to escape until they had fought their way out completely - as well as making it so that when a player's character had died within the game, the player was killed in real life too.

These freak deaths were secretly explained away and the players were slightly brainwashed to forget these details when they finally exited the game to protect Heathcliff - he had established all this in order to protect himself from people who wanted out or to destroy his game, and henceforth, his entire world - such as the Red Players.

The Fourteenth Doctor caught wind of Heathcliff's scheme when her companion Fleur entered the game and found she could not leave, being forced to fight to stay alive in the action RPG landscape. The Doctor was forced to track down Heathcliff's real location, but when she failed to extract him from the game, she entered the game and found a way to shut the system down, freeing everyone trapped within. Heathcliff was exposed and shunned, being handed over to authorities. (TV: *Game Over*)

The game being a fully realised VR immersive experience would eventually set the stage for Holograpic AI. (TV: *The Holo-Matrix*)
Gabby Gonzalez

**Gabriella Lucia Fernanda "Gabby" Gonzalez** was a Mexican-American companion of the Tenth Doctor. She travelled with him shortly after he lost Donna Noble and, like Martha Jones, was originally promised only one trip in the TARDIS.

Gabby unknowingly possessed supernatural abilities which tapped into her deep interest in art. Because of this, Gabby's notebook would often contain real-time documentations of her adventures; even when she was not around it. Gabby was also able to summon butterfly-shaped apparitions which she would use for various purposes.

## Personality

Gabby was a generally happy and cheerful individual, as well as an aspiring artist. She wanted to attend college and was frustrated that her father wanted her to stay at home, but ultimately loved him and the rest of her family.

Gabby was childhood friends with Cindy Wu, but was unaware that Cindy harbored romantic feelings towards her. Gabby would explain to Cindy that while she did indeed love her, she wanted Cindy to realise that she didn't need their relationship to survive. She later admitted to herself that her love for Cindy was not the kind Cindy wanted.
Jasmine Hackworth

**Jasmine Hackworth** was a drummer and human companion of the Twenty-First Doctor.

## Biography

After starting college, Jasmine struggled to fit in and make friends - that was until she heard that fellow students Axel Underwood and Roxanne Segal had recently formed a band and required a drummer. Putting her name forward, she met the two and quickly hit it off - in more ways than one for Roxy and Jasmine, who soon began dating after a few months.

Their career in music as a band first started off by performing a few gigs in local bars, until one day they'd got kicked out from one place after Roxy picked a fight with one of the drunkards which frequented the area. (PROSE: *Hometown Blues*)
Eighteenth Doctor - list of appearances

## Navigate by Doctor

The following is a **list of the Eighteenth Doctor's appearances**.

## Television

### Series 20

* *Monsters and Legends*
* *Sunken Treasure*
* *Pryp'yat'*
* *The Bomb*
* *Deception*
* *Hope for the Hopeless*
* *Deep in the Woods*
* *The Intern*
* *Fool's Gold*
* *Changing of the Guard*
* *001*
* *Extinction Event*
* *The Witching Hour*
* *Gods of Time*
* *Season of the Cybermen*

### Series 21

* *The Museum That Was Locked in Time*
* *All Hope Lost*
* *Date Night*
* *The Faceless Statues*
* *One More Day*
* *Unsinkable*
* *A Monument and a Warning*
* *The Mists of Time*
* *A Conversation With An Auton*
* *The Infinity*
* *Swan Song*
* *Isle of the Vrykolakas*
* *The Empire of Doom*

### Series 22

* *World's At War*
* *Requiem of a Dream*
* *Night of the Rellons*
* *Urban Decay*
* *Phantoms of the Past*
* *The King That Never Was*
* *From Out of the Fog*
* *Through the Looking Glass*
* *The Hunting Party*
* *A New Hope*
* *Reality of Lies*
* *Victory of the Sontarans*
* *The Eye of Sontar*
* *Samhain*
* *Slay Bells Ring*

### The Specials

* *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*

## Comics

### Titan Comics

#### Doctor Who: The Eighteenth Doctor

* *Squared*
* *Broken Down*
* *Deep in the Abyss*
* *New Dawn*
* *Christmas Cheer*

## Prose

### New Series Adventures

* *The Clockmaker*
* *Hatred as an Art Form*
* *Rogue Transmission*
* *Disciples of the Fendahl*
* *Catching Fire*
* *The Enemy Within*
* *Into the Computer*
* *Operation: Extinction*
* *Ghost Train*
* *Ignorant Bliss*
* *Your Precious Empire*
* *Murder on the Starliner 6-Trevv-3*
Fragments in Time (comic story)

*You may be looking for the TV story, Fractured Time.*

***Fragments in Time*** was the three-part ninth and final story for the second year of the *Doctor Who: The Sixteenth Doctor* comic story series, published by Titan Comics.

It featured the Galactic Agency, a recurring element throughout the previous eight stories.

## Summary

In the final part to this epic saga of stories, the Doctor encounters the ominously secretive Galactic Agency for one final showdown after their devious trickery and manipulating her, Violet and Leo into doing their own dirty work - as well as hoping to take down the Master once and for all!

However, as her friends are separated across space, the Doctor must make a decision which could very well affect not only the structural integrity of the universe itself, but the life of an old friend turned enemy...

Who will reign victorious?

## Characters

* Sixteenth Doctor
* Violet Blackwell
* Leo Darius-Alesandro
* The Master
* Chief Councillor Ventilia
* Galactic Agent Torna

## Continuity

* The Master is killed and forced to regenerate into an incarnation who would plague the Sixteenth Doctor right up until her death. (TV: *Life or Death?*, *The Three Masters*, *Vestige of the Master*)

## Story Notes

* This story was later released in the graphic novel *Fragments in Time*.

 Year 2 | *Capsized* • *Legends of the Black Nebula* • *Smoke and Water* • *Poisoned Realities* • ***Fragments in Time***

 **Agency Master** | Television | *The Fall of an Agent* / *The Rise of an Agency*
Hannah (Pestilence)

## Hannah

**Hannah** was a woman from 1665 England, who was inadvertently intertwined with a Cyberman plot.

## Biography

After Hannah's daughter fell victim to the bubonic plague in 1665, she moved into their house in order to take care of Mary, her granddaughter. Soon after, a Cyberman disguised as a Plague Doctor visited the house whilst Hannah was cooking a stew - under the guise that it would be able to help Hannah's ill daughter - which Hannah allowed in.

In reality, the Cyberman was either infecting her daughter with nano-bots which would convert her into a Cyberman after she had died or was merely checking up on the nano-bots that were already inside her's current condition to ensure conversion would be a success. (TV: *Pestilence*)
Fish Person

The **Fish People** were humans who had been surgically altered by scientists at Atlantis to breathe water, so that they could harvest plankton for the population.

## History

After Professor Hermann Zaroff's plan to raise Atlantis from the sea, which would've cracked the planet into two, was prevented, killing him in the process, the Fish People were left isolated. To prevent mass panic, the UK government worked to rehouse them all in a castle located on the shore of Penzance - owned by the Fifth Raja. From there, he conducted experiments on the Fish People - researching into the potential of hybrids - with their bodies becoming scarred with symbols.

Keeping the Fish People safe inside an aquarium, he disposed of their bodies once they died, with the Seventeenth Doctor and Jayanna IX finding one such body on the coast after they arrived in Penzance in the 1970s. Investigating the castle, the Doctor discovered their aquarium and set them free once again, after the Raja escaped with an unconscious Jayanna in tow. The Fish People were subsequently left to their own devices inside the castle. (TV: *Meeting at Zaggit Zagoo*)
Emi - list of appearances

The following is a **list of Emi's appearances**.

## Television

### Series 9

* *Crumbling Society*
* *I Have A Dream*
* *Let There Be Mirxoth*
* *Decimation*
* *The Flames of Sontar*
* *Half-Life*
* *The Amazing Adventures of Dr. Who*
* *Life in Perpetual Darkness*
* *The Scorched Earth*
* *You and I*
* *Carbon Dating*
* *The Cataclysm*
* *Queen for a Day*
* *Temporal Tumult*
Journey into the Dark (TV story)

***Journey into the Dark*** was the ninth episode of Series 31 of *Doctor Who*. It was the second part of a two-part story, preceded by *Mr Black Hole*.

## Synopsis

Outside of space and time, there is a planet. And the Doctor and Ruben are trapped there.

The Black Hole Generator is dead and the duo have no way of contacting reality for help - all they have are their wits and... not much else, as they hide from the mad figures of some of the most feared criminal minds in the universe.

The Skorpo gang were on Pallas when it was erased from the universe, an entirely intentional effort to end the tyranny they endlessly wrought upon creation. Outside of space and time they rested, while their sole remaining member, C'Otos Mova, plotted their freedom. They've stayed docile for thousands of years, but since the Doctor turned up, they can sense escape, and now they're out for blood.

To make matters worse, they aren't the only things alive on the planet. Deep below the surface, unimaginable evil writhes, just as desperate for freedom as everyone else. The Skorpo Gang came to Pallas for a reason, and they are not going to let it go.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Diane Morgan
* Ruben Gomez - Manny Jacinto
* C'Otos Mova - TBC

## Crew

* Writer - Katie Taylor
* Director - Runyararo Mapfumo
Karison

**Karison** was the home planet of Milly Turzon, a woman with an unusual connection with the Eighteenth Doctor, but more in particular with his companion, Damien Barrella.

## History

Five years before the Eighteenth Doctor, Ruby and Damien arrived on Karison by accident for the first time in their own personal timeline, the Ravagers arrived on Karison and liberated it, taking over control for themselves. This event seemed to involve Milly, as well as the TARDIS team somehow, as Milly spent the next half a decade preparing for the Doctor and co's return; which the Ravagers also took the liberty of doing.

As the years fell away and the Doctor, alongside his companions, finally came back to Karison, the Ravagers travelled to Milly's homestead out in the wilderness to confront the Doctor once and for all. However, what they were met with was defences that surrounded the homestead and a Doctor who had not yet met the Ravagers. What they did not know was that the TARDIS team's future selves warned Milly that when they next returned to Karison, the Ravagers would attack - with her then passing on the message to their present selves, allowing them to prepare for the forthcoming assault.

After some time and with the Ravagers' attacks proving close to breaking down the defences, the Doctor planned to offer himself up to the Ravagers, hoping to stop the bombardment - but before negotiations could begin, Milly was finally able to destroy the Ravagers' ships, killing them and freeing Karison from their rule. (TV: *Hope for the Hopeless*)
Jose Banda

**Jose Banda** was a Comparian criminal and thief, known for being uncatchable across the Alae Republic, until he made his first mistake by kidnapping Blockto Korn-Mar Thatch-Bo Jonseen's children, leading to his downfall and arrest.

## Biography

Whilst in space, Jose came across Blockto's ship who was travelling back home to Raxacoricofallapatorius. Realising an opportunity after scanning her ship for life signs and discovering that Raxacoricofallapatorian children were onboard, Jose intercepted the ship and kidnapped Blockto's children, dragging them onto his ship whilst leaving her for dead. He then travelled to the planet Arkha, arranging a meeting with Jane Korro to sell the children on.

However, Blockto had woken up just in time to be able to follow Jose and snuck onboard as well, murdering Vilma Piffi Hanno to use her body as a skin suit whilst hiding in the storage room and set off to find Jose. However, because Jose had disguised himself whilst raiding her ship, she was forced to deduct exactly who amongst the people on the ship was actually Jose, killing a few innocent people whilst trying to locate him.

Once Blockto had been revealed by the Seventeenth Doctor and Jayanna IX, Jose revealed himself, announcing that he was only now doing so because he had just sold Blockto's children off to a trafficker, whom he met as a neutral location on the ship. He then attempted to teleport away using a portable device, but Jayanna wrestled it off of him. From there, Blockto attempted to assassinate Jose, but the Doctor intervened, stating that she would never find out who now had her children if she did. However, Jose refused to admit who now possessed her children but accidentally slipped up that their location was now the storage bay.

Jose was later arrested by Arkha authorities alongside Jane and Blockto. (TV: *Out of Sight, Out of Mind*)
Feasting on Easter (TV story)

***Feasting on Easter*** was the Easter Special of Series 43 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Danny O'Brien is just a friendly and laid-back guy, working day-to-day at his law firm, O'Brien and Associates. That is... until the Doctor came into his life.

Danny had already been best friends with Anna ever since high school, yet never met the Doctor until last Christmas, when the Daleks infiltrated the world. The Doctor took care of that though. She's clever like that!

Having been told of Anna's adventures with the Doctor, he wanted to see the sights that the universe offered, fascinated by the idea of alien life, both the good and the bad. With this, the Doctor agrees to take him.

But before they could leave, something sinister has appeared in Michigan. On Easter Sunday, no less. Danny has to face his first threat on day one and he seems up for the job, but can he survive the Vashta Nerada before he gets a chance to start his adventures for real...?

## Cast

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

## Crew

* Writer - Sofia Fox
* Director - Sallie Aprahamian

## Story Notes

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