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Aurora Zharor

**Aurora Zharor** was a researcher onboard the doomed SS Dahlia and victim of the plant-based lifeform that wreaked havoc, leading to the ship's crash.

## Biography

One of the ship's original researchers after it first set off on its voyage, Aurora was present when the ship came across the lifeform floating in space and was the one to welcome Tari Ackerman onboard the ship after the Galactic Census sent her to investigate the lifeform. An avid diary keeper, Aurora wrote extensively about her experiences as a researcher and what she believed the lifeform's purpose to be, as well as her growing enthusiasm over her budding friendship with Tari.

However, this wasn't to last long, as Aurora became one of the first victims of the lifeform after it awoke and broke free from its containment within the Dahlia's hold, devouring her whilst she was preoccupied with her work. The lifeform then evolved the ability to speak as a consequence of this - and whilst it was limited to only using some of the last thoughts that Aurora had had, it still later attempted to lure Tari and the Seventeenth Doctor out of their hiding space by pretending to be Aurora in distress. (TV: *Oh Hell, It's Tari*)
Depths to Infinity (TV story)

***Depths to Infinity*** was the second episode of Series 5 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Out in the vast expanse of deep space, as the TARDIS takes a brief pit stop by an ancient spatial anomaly with properties capable of refuelling the peculiar blue box, the Doctor and Sandra soon hear an impossible noise as they busy themselves with maintenance to pass the time - a knock on the window coming from outside. With the scanners confirming the existence of a lifeform hanging on the edge of the time machine, the two cautiously open the door to find a man stumbling in; wearing an advanced spacesuit which not only refuses to come off, but the man himself seems to have no clue as to how he even started wearing it...

All he knows is that it suddenly appeared around him when he was mysteriously snatched from time & space, protecting him from the unrelenting forces of space, leading to the Doctor coming up with the solution to use the TARDIS' psychic circuits. Arriving at the man's previous location, however, the three find a woman with the exact same story; spacesuit and abduction. Moving on to her previous location; a third person who recounts the now all too familiar tale.

What exactly makes these otherwise ordinary individuals so special? How far does this peculiar phenomenon go? Who was the person taken from where the Doctor and Sandra originally found the man? But most importantly...

...why?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Sandra Parry - Helena Bonham Carter

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato and Natalie Robyn
* Director - Azhur Saleem

## Story Notes

* This episode replaced another episode by Amato and Robyn called *The Mists of Volatia*, which was eventually released on audio as a lost story.

 **The Specials** | Regular Episodes | *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA*
Cylicron

**Cylicron** was the home planet of the Cylicra.

Not much was known about it, except that it was mostly likely a cold and underforgiving place, considering the Cylicra's push to enhancing and improving themselves with cybernetic parts - seemingly to be able to survive more easily on the surface of the planet. (TV: *The False Templar*)
Arthur Fitzgerald

**Arthur Fitzgerald** was a member of the Royal Planetary Service Observatory during the 23rd Century.

## Biography

Arthur was invited to the Observatory in 2275 in order to attend an event hosted by Sir Edward Loughton where he offered astronomers and various other guests the chance to observe a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity; the fabled Devil's Starlight, one of the most stunning spatial anomalies of their time. In reality, the Devil's Starlight was the Mandragora Helix.

After a ship of crew members sent to further analyse the anomaly came back possessed by an unknown power, Arthur witnessed Edward reveal his true intentions of being in league with the Helix. (TV: *The Devil's Starlight*)

He was then attacked by the possessed crew members who were playing an attempt to increase the Helix's power, but were saved when the Doctor eventually realised that Edward and the Helix were bonded and Fleur then knocked him out. This disconnected the Helix's grip on reality, allowing it to be reduced to ashes by the Doctor's TARDIS. (TV: *The Infernal Helix*)
Basophobia (novel)

***Basophobia*** was the third novel of the New Doctor Adventures.

## Synopsis

Falling.

All she knows is falling. Waking from a deep sleep; Roxy certainly wasn't expecting to find herself alone plummeting through a seemingly infinite and colourful void, but alas, that was the situation that she was now in. But if that wasn't strange enough, ask her how the hell she got there and she couldn't tell you - all her memories of the event leading up the fall have vanished - like they never even existed in the first place.

That is until they start returning, piece by piece, with flashbacks of the Doctor, Jasmine, Axel, spaceships, a race to reach a temple and pigs who stand on two legs and wear armour flooding her mind, triggering a slow but gradual recall of what exactly happened.

So how did she get there? Will she ever escape? Roxy doesn't know yet but she hopes she can get out soon; because after all - every pit has a bottom and there's no telling how close she is to impact.

## Characters

* Roxanne Segal
* Twenty-First Doctor
* Axel Underwood
* Jasmine Hackworth
* The Porcians

## Story Notes

* *Basophobia* was originally a story intended for Series 30, which had been removed due to a massive reshuffle of that series' structure. It was, therefore, kept on the sidelines for later use.
* Basophobia is the fear of falling or not being able to stand up or walk. Appropriate as Roxy finds herself floating in nothing for the majority of the novel.
Cilla Ware

**Cilla Ware** is a BAFTA nominated director who directed 4 episodes across Series 17 and 19 of *Doctor Who*.

Ware has directing credits on a number of shows such as Fantasy-Action Drama, *Primeval* which she directed 9 episodes of between 2007-2011. She also has credits for 3 episodes of *Wild at Heart* and 2 episodes of *Spooks.*

## Credits

### Seventeenth Doctor

#### Series 17

* *Containment Breach*
* *Fear the Dark*

#### Series 19

* *The Skithra Entitlement*
* *Work Hard, Die Hard*
Alastor Pandora

**Alastor Pandora** was a criminal from the far future who travelled back in time to conquer the Earth.

## Biography

Fleeing from justice in his native time zone, Alastor stole a time craft and flew into the Time Vortex which disfigured his old and near broken ship. He collided into the Seventeenth Doctor's TARDIS which was flying through the vortex, forcing him to crash land in the 37th Century, on an Earth that had suffered many years of war and bloodshed. Exposure to the time vortex filled his mind with brand new knowledge from across history, turning him into an insane genius hell bent on conquest.

Alastor took the opportunity to become dictator of a small country, with the intent of eventually taking over all of Earth and then other planets. The Doctor and his trio of companions - Taylor Bennett, Luna Feng and Sadie Caruso - arrived on Earth a few years later, having been sidetracked with technical malfunctions following Alastor's collision with the TARDIS; just as Alastor was about to declare war in an attempt to take over Earth, intending to enslave a great number of the population. The four time travellers exposed Alastor for who he truly was and helped to overthrow him; leading to him finally being taken away by authorities. (COMIC: *The Conqueror of Our Worlds*)
Chat Show Host (No Cause for Concern)

A **Chat Show Host** presented the Alae Night Talk Show following Marko Strickland's dismissal once he began to deny the false reality caused by "the Squid" and rejected working for him.

## Biography

On his first day on the job, the host apologised for Marko's behaviour, such as Marko had done for Lexi, but made no references to any form of "classical conditioning".

The next day, the host reported about how Parliament had been becoming concerned with the increasing number of rebels, conducting protests in cities around the planet. He then witnessed "the Squid's" ship becoming destroyed as it tried to escape orbit - only being able to be silent, as the Fifteenth Doctor entered the studio and explained to the camera about how she helped to free the Republic from "the Squid's" reign of terror. (TV: *No Cause for Concern*)
A Man of a Thousand Lies (TV story)

***A Man of a Thousand Lies*** was the Christmas Special of Series 31 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Earl Huntington is dying.

A multi-billionaire with countless galaxies in the palm of his hand, he's one man that few dare to stand in the way of - until now. Earl's guilt-ridden past has been unravelled, and now he's facing the brunt of every misdeed he's ever perpetrated... on his deathbed. As the once ingeniously famous man watches his very empire crumble before him, he's left with a single wish.

A wish that, as far as he's concerned, can only be carried out by one woman. A woman who he knows all too well. A woman who was responsible for his downfall in the first place, but who would she be to deny a dying man his last wish for just one trip in the TARDIS to a location that Huntington cherished dearly? Surely a man this frail and weakened can't hold as much power as he once had?

Was the Doctor really wrong to have collapsed this man's dream, or will the truth of just who - or what - he really is finally come to fruition in the culmination of a sinister assault centuries in the making?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Diane Morgan
* Earl Huntington - TBC

## Crew

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

## Story Notes

* The episode title *A Man of a Thousand Lies* was suggested to Amato and Robyn by writer Sofia Fox.

 Minisode | *Promise Ring*

 **Twenty-Fourth Doctor** | *The Dalek Infiltration of Christmas* • *Ghosts of Christmas Future*
Body Swap (TV story)

***Body Swap*** was the fourth episode of Series 13 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

New Oceania; an entire world plummeted in to mass destruction at the hands of mother nature herself. What once stood a vibrant, luscious city now remains as a mere memory of what the place once was, lost and encased miles under the water. Of course, where there remains such sights, tourism surely isn’t far to follow.

That’s why the Doctor has brought Iriel on this brief getaway; as a treat, if you will. To see the wondrous sights of a forgotten metropolis is one thing; but to find yourself lost in a foreign world with a clan of bodysnatching creatures is another...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Celia Imrie
* Iriel - Julie Graham
* The Veil - Mark Goldthorp

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Lee Haven Jones

## Story Notes

* A working title for this episode was *Colony of the Dead*.

 **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*
Captain (The Republic Falls)

*You may be looking for the pirate Captain from the Amitu System.*

An unnamed Arkher **Captain** of the Alae Republic Army during the Fallen War tried to alert Azana about a new weapon that the Fallen were being to use - one that could seemingly wipe soldiers from existence with a single blast. (TV: *The Republic Falls*)
Charlie Smith

**"Charlie"** or **"Charles Smith"** was the Prince of Rhodia as well as the de-facto Leader of the Coal Hill Defenders and the last of his species.

## Personality

Charlie portrayed a personality that seemed to most to be warm and inviting and he was frequently described as friendly however, this image was partly a facade as underneath, Charlie was shown to be a resentful and unforgiving individual, shown for his lack of remorse of committing Genocide against the Shadow Kin. (TV: *A Long Night*)

However, one soft spot that Charlie possessed was for that of Matteusz, who he admitted had broke his heart when he left him. (TV: *A Man After His Own Heart*)
Curse of the Krynoid (TV story)

***Curse of the Krynoid*** was the fourth episode of Series 4 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

2261 B.C. A falling star hurtles into the scorching sands of the outskirts of Memphis, believed to be a blessing from the Sun God, Ra himself. However, when the Doctor and her accomplice Sandra embark on a mission to seek out the true origin behind this 'blessing', they're in for way more than they've bargained for.

The star that fell near the city was no blessing, but instead a curse. One which is rapidly growing in the intense heat of Ancient Egypt. One which threatens all of humanity, should the Doctor and Sandra fail to prevent the spread of the Krynoid...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Sandra Parry - Helena Bonham Carter
* Naunet - Nelly Karim

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Alan Wareing

## Continuity

* The Krynoid requires a host to survive with maximum potential - and thrives in direct sunlight. However, it could make do without a host and take root in the ground. (TV: *The Seeds of Doom*)

## Story Notes

 **The Specials** | Regular Episodes | *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA*
Blood On Their Hands (TV story)

***Blood On Their Hands*** was the thirteenth and final episode of Series 15 of *Doctor Who*. It was the third part of a three-part finale, preceded by *Vestige of the Master* and then *Diminished Hope*.

This episode marked the final appearance of Taj Atwal as Tari Ackerman as a regular cast member.

It was also the final chronological appearance of Celia Imrie as the Sixteenth Doctor but did not introduce Dev Patel as the Seventeenth Doctor in its closing moments. Instead, the first viewers would see of him would be in the next episode; *On Foreign Shores*.

## Synopsis

The Master has achieved total universal dominion. Nobody can stop her. Nobody except the Doctor, who happens to be trapped in one of the most highly secured Time Lord prisons in the known universe.

Freed by the Time Lords and now under their strict control, she finds herself in a battle for her life against her oldest foe and a fleet of the most feared soldiers in history; the Daleks. A battle she can’t possibly win, allied with people she can’t possibly trust, but what choice does she have?

Before this disaster is over, a sacrifice must be made and lives will be lost...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Celia Imrie
* Tari Ackerman - Taj Atwal
* The Master - Sally Phillips
* Kesavix - Logan Lerman
* The Daleks - Nicholas Briggs (voice)

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Lee Haven Jones

## Continuity

* The Master teams up with the Daleks once again. (TV: *Frontier in Space*)
* Tari remembers meeting a lone Jungle Dalek recently. The Doctor's words about one Dalek being enough to cause havoc echo inside her head as she sees the entire Dalek army. (TV: *Revenge of the Daleks*)
* Kesavix promises to return Tari back to her natural time zone and the Galactic Census. (TV: *Happy Families*)
* The Doctor is shot by Kesavix and thrown into the Time Vortex in the hopes that her body will disintegrate; however, she will be saved by Jayanna VIII and land on Tosan, having regenerated into a new body in order to survive. (TV: *On Foreign Shores*, *Lies of Heaven*)

## Story Notes

 **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***

 **Agency Master** | Television | *The Fall of an Agent* / *The Rise of an Agency*
Buried Memories (TV story)

***Buried Memories*** was the sixth episode of Series 29 of *Doctor Who*. It was the second part of a two-part story, preceded by *Lies To Tell Yourself*.

## Synopsis

Cardiff is collapsing. Nobody knows what’s happened.

On the radio, reports of a shrouded figure emerging from an otherworldly source of energy are beginning to stir fear and terror across the city - yet something bigger is soon to come.

With the entire capital city under siege by a malevolent force from beyond the boundaries of reality itself, the team will be forced to confront their most darkest fear yet...

Death has a message for the Doctor and Gwen Cooper.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Diane Morgan
* Kane Solace - Jamie Bell
* Gwen Cooper - Eve Myles
* Owen Harper - Burn Gorman
* Toshiko Sato - Naoko Mori
* Dylan Gray - Gerran Howell

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Matt Shakman

## Continuity

* Death teases Gwen with the knowledge about the death of Owen, Tosh and Ianto. (TV: *Exit Wounds*, *Children of Earth: Day Four*)
A Very Quark Christmas (TV story)

***A Very Quark Christmas*** was the Christmas Special of Series 33 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

It's Christmas Eve at San Francisco, where Ed has been staying with his brother Jeff for a few months ever since leaving the Time Agency. During the time that he was away, Jeff had been employed as a salesman at a new company known as Quark LTD, which had recently rolled into town with their flagship product: the QuarkBot 4000, a domestic robot servant.

Arriving home early - the salesmen being allowed a half day for the festivities - Jeff brought home a gift for the pair, their very own QuarkBot!

The Doctor and Sam eventually arrive at Ed and Jeff's apartment; taking the trip out to check up on Ed after his sudden departure from the Agency, with Sam correctly guessing that's where he would be due to it always being his destination following any time off. Only intending to stay for a while, when the Doctor noticed the Quark - recognising it as one of the ruthless robot soldiers of the Dominators - he quickly became distracted and insisted that they stayed with the Turners overnight.

While the others slept, the Doctor shut down and tinkered with the Quark, accidentally setting off a secret section of programming causing the robot to go mad and begin attacking the Time Lord. He knew they hadn't domesticated, he knew the Quarks were truly evil and had tricked a company into believing they were safe.

But in reality, the Doctor was wrong. Quark LTD was fully aware of the secret programming - they were an alien organisation that had gotten a hold of an army of Quarks and intended to use them for their own cause; to enslave humanity and take control of the Earth which the Doctor had foiled by setting them off early.

So their new plan? Eliminate the Doctor...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Danny John-Jules
* Samantha Wyatt - Rose Matafeo
* Ed Turner - BJ Novak
* Jeff Turner - David Hornsby

## Crew

* Writer - May Willow
* Director - Ed Bye

## Story Notes

* A working title for this episode was *The Quarks at Christmas*.

 Christmas Special | ***A Very Quark Christmas***
 **Series 34** | Minisode | *Escapology*

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

**Almandoe** was a humanoid who was caught up in the Juvenile's scheme to obtain more regeneration energy, alongside his mother, Dpondore.

## Biography

Whilst living his normal day-to-day life, Dpondore was teleported off his home planet and onto a random planet, where he and Dpondore met the Fourteenth Doctor, Bril, Connor McMillan and Frye Fly Fillif. Whilst exploring the temple, Almandoe 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.

Almandoe later witnessed his mother fall victim to the Juvenile’s scheme, where she was killed after hallucinating her late husband and Almandoe’s father. Almandoe was then comforted by the Doctor and was taken back home after the Doctor’s confrontation with the Juvenile.
(TV: *Temple of Fear*)
Ella and Alle

* Ella
* Alle

## Ella

**Ella** is an oc created by Sashley.

### Appearance

Her fur is white in most areas, except her tail and hair. Her tail is white and pink striped, and the hair has pastel rainbow colors. Ella has pinkish red eyes and light pink paws.

She wears a pink dress, striped socks (pink on a paw, blue on another) and has a collar on her neck.

### Personality

There is currently nothing known about her personality, however she may be kind and cheerful, as shown in drawings of her.

## Relatives

### Relatives

Alle (Possibly)

**Alle** is an oc created by Sashley.

### Appearance

Her fur is purpleish gray in most areas, except her tail and her hair. Her tail is purplish gray and black striped,and the hair is purple with a lighter shade near the bottom. Alle and Ella's eyes are the same color, but unlike Ella, her paws are darker colored.

She wears a dark grayish-purple shirt, and a sock that says tokyo on it.

### Personality

Alle may be possibly sarcastic and more smart than Ella, as shown in drawings. However this is unconfirmed.
## Trivia

* It’s possible Ella is a kitsune. However, this is unconfirmed.
A New Fur Paradigm (TV story)

***A New Fur Paradigm*** was the fifth episode of Series 42 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

It's the new world; anthros have suddenly replaced the entire human race. The Doctor and Anna arrive back on Earth to discover this sudden anomaly that’s flipped the world on its head. Meeting with various governments to discuss the phenomenon, they discover that they don't even know why either, there’s no concrete answer as to why this has happened.
Humans are said to have simply never existed. It appears someone has tried to erase the human race from the flow of time, choosing to replace the human race with anthros and call it a day. But why would they do such a thing?

The Doctor and Anna are about to go on a wild ride as they discover that a group called the Collective Anthro Cult of the World has organised this entire operation - a radical group of anthros who have been antagonistically targeting humans since its formation, terrorising in order to induct them into the cult. They were able to replace the whole of human history under their guise, thanks to the clever minds of some of its members to build a machine capable of rewriting the DNA of entire species.

Can the Doctor and Anna stop them before it is too late? Or will the human race be doomed to never exist ever again?

## Cast

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

## Crew

* Writer - Sofia Fox
* Director - James Gunn

## 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*
Alyx Morgan

**Alyx Morgan** was an explorer and later the CEO of Gultzvig Robotics Industries.

## Biography

Morgan was born on 15th November, 2062 in Stevenage, England, Earth. He dedicated his life to getting away from the planet and succeeded in doing so when he moved into a privately owned base on the moon (set up by friend Aidan Weber) at the age of 26. Morgan hated discussing his past prior to the construction of the moonbase and preferred "discussing the future". Despite this, after several successful surveys on and below the lunar surface, Morgan was well known for discussing his many previous accomplishments.

After living on the moon for 6 years, he and his research team conducted a thorough investigation of a maze-like cave system that he had discovered. Here he uncovered the Moonmen, what he believed to be a benevolent all–powerful alien race prepared to give humanity anything they desired. Morgan took this as an opportunity to further spread his sphere of influence amongst Earth's upper classes and bring himself more towards the status of being a household name. Consequently he set up another moonbase - the fifth that he had had influence in the construction of - and used it as a pseudo–tourist attraction for paid visitors to observe and interact with the creatures he had found. (TV: *Doctor Who and the Moonmen*)

When the Seventeenth Doctor and Jayanna IX arrived in 2095, setting rogue Time Lord Roki XII's plan into motion, the Moonmen became hostile, almost killing Morgan. He survived mainly thanks to the intervention of the Doctor, however the entire moonmen project was deemed a failure and it shattered any trust the public had in Morgan. He retreated into the shadows, continuing to pioneer exploration in space, yet far more subtly. (TV: *I Am The Doctor*)

Morgan's pioneering eventually took the form of a colony on a world outside the solar system called Velinus Five. He also became the CEO of Gultzvig Robotics Industries, creating humanoid robots. Colonists on Velinus Five did not enjoy being there, wanting to complete their duty and get off-world as soon as possible; something that would never happen as, in 2128, the robots would go on to massacre everyone in the colony barring three survivors.

The Fourteenth Doctor and Sandra Parry later arrived on the planet to find the colony full of corpses, and worked to uncover what happened to cause the robots to perform such a heinous act. (TV: *Colony of Corpses*)

## Personality

Morgan was simultaneously energetic and world–weary. He would one minute be excitedly showing visitors his latest discovery, talking at ridiculous speed, then the next be quietly lamenting his place in time and space. He often made it clear that he was very frustrated that he was born at a time that humanity had the ability to leave its home planet, yet never reach anywhere of significant interest.

In conversation he would, despite his best efforts, come off as selfish and annoying in conversation, as he bragged regularly about his many accomplishments in life. (TV: *Doctor Who and the Moonmen*)
Alan Jackson

**Alan Jackson** was the father of Maria Jackson and ex-husband of Chrissie Jackson. He was a neighbour of Sarah Jane Smith before he moved to America.

## Personality

Alan Jackson was a caring father and was empathetic towards Maria's feelings and wishes. In contrast to Maria's mother, he directly accepted Sarah Jane and Luke Smith as friends of Maria and knew how important they were for Maria and when he thought about going to Washington DC, he knew how much Maria needed to leave behind. Alan also wanted to keep Maria away from danger. When he heard about the danger that Maria faced when she was working with Sarah Jane, he wanted to protect Maria and move to another city. However, he soon realised how much it meant for Maria and changed his mind and instead, he tried to help Sarah Jane, Maria, Luke and Clyde. Even Sarah Jane Smith was impressed by the way that Maria and Alan interacted.

Alan was a friendly person and was always kind to people. He directly introduced himself to Sarah Jane after moving into 36 Bannerman Road and even after Sarah Jane's frosty reaction he stayed friendly. His computer skills were remarkable. He could even hack into the files of UNIT.
Kayla

**Kayla** is an oc created by Sashley.

## Appearance

kayla has light gray fur, with white and darker gray markings on her fur. Her hair is a dark gray, and is very large. The tips of her ears are very fluffy, and her tail is striped with white and dark gray. Her eyebrows are pure white.

Her outfit includes a light blue sweater, along with a white skirt and blue socks. She also wears round blue glasses.

## Trivia

* She is one of the shortest of Sashley’s ocs, but is taller than Ashely and Comfort Ashley.
Brother Kaufman

**Brother Kaufman** was the leader of the Disciples of Gethsemane, a notorious terrorist cell.

## Biography

Kaufman founded the Disciples of Gethsemane at a young age, the name "Gethsemane" he took from an ancient book about past traditions and recognised it as a place where great suffering occurred. The Disciples caused chaos and disorder throughout the galaxy for the sheer fun of it; which Kaufman also hoped would please the ones that he admired the most and partly worshipped - mysterious and impossibly old creatures from all across the universe. They consistently evaded capture as a whole, with individual cultists committing suicide if they were caught by any authorities.

But Kaufman wanted more. Now an old man, he tired of the cult's random lifestyle and strived for higher achievements - universal conquest. Having read about a cosmic horror which he believed would help them in this quest, he led the cult to a planet which they had long since forcibly made abandoned due to their numerous attacks and performed a ritual to summon this entity. However, to reasons unbeknownst to him or any of the cultists - the entity summoned was actually Zhdun, a small grey creature with an affinity for apples. He considered the possibility that Zhdun was indeed the one he had read about, but never found out.

Zhdun had no desire to cause death and destruction, and rather aimed for simply have fun, which he achieved by playing tricks and pranks on the cultists, generally messing around and causing harmless mischief. He was aided by the Twenty-First Doctor and Ruben Gomez by an ex-cultist who had left the group when she heard about Kaufman's plans and believed he had gone too far, enlisting their help to stop him. Enraged by this turn of events, he eventually attempted to return Zhdun back to wherever he had come from and start again, but accidentally blew himself - and the cultists - up during the ritual service after becoming distracted. The Doctor believed that his death was no real loss to the universe, adding that she "didn't say that about too many people". (TV: *The Arrival of Zhdun*)
Blue Moon (TV story)

**Blue Moon** was a Doctor Who Series 33 mini-episode consisting of a short scene, produced for the Children in Need campaign.

It was set immediately after the events of *The Fall of an Agent* and served as an explanation for what Ed did after leaving the Time Agency.

## Synopsis

(Ex) Captain Ed Turner storms out of the front doors of the Time Agency headquarters after many tiring years of service. He took one look back and then furiously slammed some random coordinates into his vortex manipulator - which he was technically supposed to hand back in - set to get as far away from there as possible. But in the heat of the moment, the disgraced former agent ever so slightly broke the gadget, causing it to grow a mind of its own which Ed could hardly control.

Before he could think about what he'd just done, the vortex manipulator transports him to British cruiser HMS Edinburgh in the Barents Sea, 10 minutes before it was due to be torpedoed by a German submarine. During those 10 minutes, Ed laid low, hiding from conflict and tinkering with the manipulator.

Then, just as the torpedo hit, he was zapped away. He arrived on the island of Fiji on the 31st of July 2015, only to be taken away again 10 minutes later to another random location on a seemingly random date. And the only connection to all of this was the Blue Moon high in the sky...

## Crew

* Writer - May Willow
* Director - Hettie MacDonald

## Story notes

 Christmas Special | *A Very Quark Christmas*
 **Series 34** | Minisode | *Escapology*
April MacLean

**April MacLean** was a student at Coal Hill Academy.

## Biography

### Stolen Body

During the Shadow Kin's assault on Earth, April was killed by Charlie so that Corakinus would die too. After Charlie used the Cabinet of Souls to kill the Shadow Kin, April was resurrected, but in Corakinus' body. (TV: *The Lost*)

### Restored

Upon returning to her own body, April retained the abilities of the Shadow Kin. (TV: *A Long Night*)

## Personality

Often described as "nice", but instead just kind, April felt that treating other people in the way that you wanted to be treated was important to making a good first impression and, as such, she would often make attempts to help people who she had no connection with. (TV: *If You Want a RedFizz...*)

April hated being treated like she was made out of glass and became furious when people tried to treat her like she was, especially her father who, despite April making efforts to reconcile with him, still left her angry every time he was around. (TV: *A Long Night*) As a result of her anger and being trapped in Corakinus' body for so long, April succumbed to bouts of uncontrollable rage which at one point, led to her destroying her bedroom. (TV: *The Kennington Loop*)
Alistair Carson

**Alistair Carson** was a 52nd century Time Agent, who under the leadership of Natalia Goldsteed, was sent back in time to the beginning of the First World War under the disguise of a member of the War Office carrying classified and confidential documents.

## Biography

The documents in which Alistair was carrying had been purposefully sabotaged and were in fact the details of the Second World War. If he had played along and sent the documents over to the official British government figures, history would have been completely torn apart. The Sixteenth Doctor with her companions Alec and Constance O'Conor met Alistair onboard a train from Truro, Cornwall to London, discovered what was happening and abruptly put an end to it. (TV:*The Timeless Train*)

It was later revealed that Alistair Carson was also working under the Eighth Master, as well as Natalia, and was subsequently killed for his failure shortly after the Doctor's, Alec's and Constance's departure from Truro. (TV: *Spiders and Fireworks*)
Boundaries (TV story)

***Boundaries*** is the upcoming sixteenth and final episode of Series 32 of *Doctor Who*. It will be the second part of a two-part finale, preceded by *Ghosts of E-Space*.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Diane Morgan
* Roxanne Segal - Chase Sui Wonders
* Axel Underwood - Mason Gooding
* Jasmine Hackworth - Kiran Sonia Sawar
Dead Men Tell No Tales (TV story)

***Dead Men Tell No Tales*** was the Halloween Special as part of the Eighteenth Doctor Specials of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The TARDIS is knocked off-course and damaged during an intense Time Storm, stranding the Doctor, Orla, Tamara and Alexis deep into the 17th Century. With each member of the TARDIS crew now separated from one another, the four scramble to find each other in uncharted territory - and all on rival pirate ships!

But a unifying threat soon rises from the depths of the sea and swashbuckling sword fights (and even scurvy!) soon become the least of the team's problems when tales of the ghostly Flying Dutchman and attacks from the dead quickly surface.

With the threat of sailing the stormy seas for all eternity facing the three unlikely crews, these feuding pirates must put aside their differences if they wish to make it to port. But when cataclysm calls from the future, what will the Doctor find when he delves deeper into the mystery of the Flying Dutchman? Is it really the threat they think it is?

Or are there bigger forces at hand?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Richard Madden#
* Orla Adair - Hannah John-Kamen
* Alexis Frye - Amandla Stenberg
* Tamara Kendall - Maya Hawke

## Crew

* Writer - Cal A. King and Alfie Innes
* Director - Mingyu Lin

## Story Notes

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

 **Twenty-Fourth Doctor** | *Mansion of Broken Dreams* • *Minutes to Midnight* • *The Under-World*
A Step into the Breach (TV story)

***A Step into the Breach*** was the second episode of Series 7 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The Siege of Vienna, 1529. 21,000 soldiers loyal to the Habsburg monarchy defending the city from an attack force of over 100,000 Ottomans. A near impossible task; the Ottoman Empire at its all-time peak of power and prosperity, led by Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent, seeking to secure John Zápolya's newfound position as King of Hungary and eventually claim control over the entirety of Hungary - following the Habsburg conquer of the country.

It's not an event that the Doctor ever expected to find herself in. Arriving in the middle of the fighting by accident, she and Pax are dragged into the heart of Vienna by a young Austrian soldier named Virgil. Now trapped as the TARDIS being decisively stuck in current Ottoman territory, nowhere is truly safe, but the Doctor reasons that the best place for them right now might just be by Niklas Graf Salm's side; the commanding officer of the defenders.

However, disaster strikes when Pax is forcibly made to fight for the Austrians, throwing the Doctor into a dilemma. She must rescue Pax from almost certain doom, whilst still maintaining her good standing with Niklas after having impressed him with her knowledge and strategies. One wrong move and she could be seen as an Ottoman spy, with the punishment being immediate execution!

Meanwhile, Pax makes friends with Virgil as the two are assigned to attack the tunnels currently being dug out by the Ottoman mining operation. A mission that could ultimately mean no return for either of them... With everything going on, the only respite the Doctor has is knowing that the Ottomans don't prevail and Vienna will survive the siege - marking the end of Turkish expansion in Europe; but a lot can happen in two weeks and it doesn't guarantee that either of them will make it out in one piece...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Eva Green
* Pax - Asa Butterfield
* Sultan Suleiman - TBC
* John Zápolya - TBC
* Niklas Graf Salm - TBC
* Virgil - TBC

## Crew

* Writer - Natalie Robyn
* Director - Peter Hoar

## Story Notes

* The concept stage for this episode was tricky. Originally it was intended to be set during the Renaissance within Germany, but that fell through when a suitable event to explore - which *hadn't* already been covered by Doctor Who before or was actually interesting enough - couldn’t be found.
	+ Many wars and battles were considered following this, before finally settling on the first Siege of Vienna.
* Working titles for this episode were *Behind Enemy Lines* and *The Siege*.
* Ultimately, the final title *A Step into the Breach* was suggested to Robyn by producer Logan Crimson. It means "to take over someone else's duty", relating to Pax's role of taking on the place of an Austrian soldier - with breach furthermore meaning the Ottoman tunnels.

 Christmas Special | *TBA*
Christmas Cheer (comic story)

*You may be looking for the similarly named comic story, Christmas Spirit.*

***Christmas Cheer*** was the two-part story published as a holiday special for *Doctor Who: The Eighteenth Doctor* comic story series, published by Titan Comics.

It was the first comic story to feature LCpl Simon Lance, Pvt Johnathon Danielsen and Pvt Alicia Sallow, as well as the first Christmas story to feature the Eighteenth Doctor, Kate Stewart and Petronella Osgood.

## Characters

* Eighteenth Doctor
* Kate Stewart
* Petronella Osgood
* LCpl Simon Lance
* Pvt Johnathon Danielsen
* Pvt Alicia Sallow
* The Nargrofen

## Story Notes

* This story was later released in the graphic novel *Christmas Cheer*.
An Electrifying Truth (audio story)

***An Electrifying Truth*** was the second story of The Seventeenth Doctor Lost Stories: Volume 1.

Originally intended for Series 19, this story was, instead, replaced by *Whatever Happened to the Crew of the SS Dahlia?*

## Synopsis

It’s farming season on the planet Sundown. As colonists awaken, preparing for another ordinary day of labour out in the fields, something seems off. No, it’s not the scarcity of crops which they’ve been frequently nurturing since the freezing cold temperatures of winter. It’s not the mysterious voices and other phenomena which keep plaguing the vicinity of the colony, either. It’s the strange blue box which has suspiciously arrived in the storage yard, and two offworlders that seem to know more than they’re letting on; and they most certainly do...

Soon, as the Doctor and Jayanna so sadly know, these people are going to be killed. Wiped off the radar completely with no explanation, and he suspects that it has something to do with the bulky and spherical object which they’ve just discovered buried underneath the melting snow...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Dev Patel
* Jayanna - Jodie Comer
Date Night (TV story)

*""We could be about to meet the most dangerous creatures in history. Be on your guard. It could be anything. Like for instance, a gnome."
"He looks kind of cute."
"NOT CUTE. NOT CUTE."*
―The Eighteenth Doctor, Ruby and Damien Barrella before and during meeting a gnome for the first time as they attack

***Date Night*** was the third episode of Series 21 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Here at UNIT, having a day off is almost typically unheard of. There’s always something. Swarms of monstrous amphibious creatures flocking the River Thames? A random drunkard unknowingly reciting the lines of the sacred texts of the Draconian Book of Ancient Spirits? You name it and it’s more than likely happened - but tonight, things will be hopefully different.

After the help of Ruby and Damien, Kate Stewart has finally found a possible new love interest on a dating app and she believes that she may have quite literally struck gold... but will it last?

Perhaps the army of colourfully-dressed garden gnomes flocking the city wreaking havoc and anarchy will be able to help answer her question. Now why did she leave the Doctor in charge of UNIT for a few hours again?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Richard Madden
* Ruby Barrella - Holly Earl
* Damien Barrella - Tom Holland
* Osric Tennyson - Jake Abel
* Johnathon Danielsen - Alex Pettyfer
* Alicia Sallow - Naomi Scott
* Kate Stewart - Jemma Redgrave

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Kate Herron

## Continuity

* The gnomes are come from the Invisible - aka the Lost Lands - just like the Fairies and the Shining Men. (TV: *Small Worlds*, PROSE: *The Shining Man*)

## Story Notes

* Although speculated by some fans to be the case for years, this episode was the first one to outwardly confirm that Kate was a lesbian; as she was shown to be on a date with a woman throughout the story.

 **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*
Broken Things (TV story)

*"Come on then... you know what you have to do to get out of here. Don't you want to be free? After all, a little confession is good for the soul."
"......please don't do this to me."*
―The Entity trying to get Luna Feng to confess her love for Taylor Bennett

***Broken Things*** was the twelfth episode of Series 18 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Whilst travelling through the Time Vortex, a vicious time storm strikes the TARDIS in mid-flight, splintering it across three different timelines. The bright side? All three versions of the ship still have operating life support. The bad news? In each one, danger awaits our trio.

In the first timeline, the Doctor finds himself onboard a TARDIS that is full of ghosts from his past.

In the second timeline, Luna finds herself in a TARDIS where she quickly finds that she is not alone; stuck with a monster of her own making.

But the third timeline is the worst of them all, Taylor is trapped all alone on a TARDIS that is dead and heading towards a black hole that grows ever closer with each passing moment.

In order to set themselves free, they must come face to face with their problems. For the Doctor: he must find peace with his past; for Luna: she must admit that she loves her friend in a way that means she can never be loved back and for Taylor: she must relive the worst night of her life. Pretty soon they realise that something or someone did this to them, but what kind of game is it playing?

And what exactly does it want?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Dev Patel
* Taylor Bennett - Adelayo Adedayo
* Luna Feng - Jessica Henwick
* Entity - Gideon Emery
* Tari Ackerman - Taj Atwal (archive footage)

## Crew

* Writer - Cal A. King
* Director - Eros Vlahos

## Continuity

* The Doctor is haunted by the memories of Tari and how he believed he failed her. (TV: *Blood On Their Hands*)
* He wishes he could find her and make it up. (TV: *Oh Hell, It's Tari*)
* Luna admits that she's always been in love with Taylor; but because Taylor is straight, her love can never be reciprocated. (TV: *A Grand Day Out*)

## Story Notes

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

*"Since when could these people speak Jaromson?"
"What? They're speaking English. Like you."
"No, they're speaking Jaromson like you."
"Ah, I think I forgot to explain."*
―Fleur, Elias Danielsen and the Fourteenth Doctor

***Birdwatch*** was the third episode of Series 1 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

In the heart of San Diego, there's a road with a pothole. Unremarkable, really. There's a lot of roads in San Diego, and potholes aren't anything out of the ordinary. Except this particular pothole is special, for it contains a tiny alien egg, barely perceptible to passers-by at first.

So when a group of teenagers heading to the skateboard park, one of whom with a half-empty bottle of Pepsi in hand, carelessly litter the sidewalks, it isn't long before the powerful combination of sugar and caffeine finds its way to the egg, and accelerates the development of the creature within.

The year is 1985, and the Doctor is off to work showing new companions Elias and Fleur how life used to be in the good old 80s for their first group outing together. Nothing wrong with easing them in slowly, right? That is until a giant eagle hatches from the egg and terrorises the streets of San Diego, rapidly growing in size all the while, leading to a race to not only save the city from devastation, but to save a lost bird far from its home...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Georgina Campbell
* Elias Danielsen - Lucas Till
* Fleur - Florence Pugh

## Crew

* Writer - Logan Crimson
* Director - Adam Smith

## Continuity

* Fleur mistakes Elias' friendly fraternising with her for flirting and states that she's not interested - Elias says that he's not interested in her in that way. (TV: *Revolution's Vice*)

## Story Notes

* This story came from a dream that Crimson had one night - however, in the dream, he had imagined a plant instead of a bird. This was later changed for *Birdwatch*, as he believed it might otherwise be too similar to a Krynoid, and didn't want his episode to come off as a repeat of *The Seeds of Doom*.
	+ Ironically, during the production of Series 4, Max Amato would advocate for the return of the Krynoid in the episode *Curse of the Krynoid*, which Crimson accepted, having changed his stance on revisiting story beats that had been done before.

 **The Specials** | Regular Episodes | *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA* • *TBA*