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Liv Rowe

**Liv Rowe** was an operative of the newly formed Torchwood Three, created in order to fight Phoenix.

## Personality

Liv was a significantly headstrong woman, extremely reactive to any kind of situation at hand. Whilst not stupid, Liv was not as quicksilver as her fellow teammates and thus, her solutions to problems tended to be physical rather than intellectual, preferring to get her hands dirty and jump right into the middle of it.

Although not necessarily a team player, Liv would reluctantly take an active role in any teams that she had to join, having decided that if she had to be part of one, then she was going to do it right and make sure that everyone got right as well.
Paul Wilmshurst

**Paul Wilmshurst** is a two time BAFTA nominated director (born 15 December 1961) who directed a two-part story for Series 2.

Outside of Doctor Who, Paul has directed the critically-aclaimed *Jamestown* as well as two episodes of the show *Da Vinci's Demons* and *Law and Order: UK*. Wilmshurst also has writing credits for shows such as *Runaway, I Shouldn't Be Alive* and the TV movie documentary *Hiroshima*.

## Credits

### Fourteenth Doctor

#### Series 2

* *The Fallen War*
* *The Republic Falls*
Legion of Ghosts (TV story)

***Legion of Ghosts*** was the seventh episode of Series 33 of *Doctor Who*. It was the second part of a two-part story, preceded by *Only the Living*.

## Synopsis

Sam is lost.

Extremely lost.

She wakes up in an unremarkable white void. 4 billion other confused people do the same. Some bizarre sparkly things tell her and her fellow abyss compatriots to stay where they are until they can be processed. If this is the afterlife, she is not impressed.

Some heavy concentrating reveals the true nature of the void and where she really is... or isn't. Her consciousness has been snatched milliseconds before her death and is being held, probably indefinitely. Surely there's a way out somewhere.

There has to be. She just has to find it.

She hopes.

## Cast

* Samantha Wyatt - Rose Matafeo
* Tony Lamor - TBC
* Hjalmar ch'Kela - TBC
* Megara - Michael Caine (voice)
* The Doctor - Danny John-Jules

## Crew

* Writer - Katie Taylor
* Director - Ben Wheatley

## Story Notes

 Christmas Special | *A Very Quark Christmas*
 **Series 34** | Minisode | *Escapology*
Lost in the Artirex (TV story)

*"Look at what you have done, Doctor. The chaos you have unleashed. Do you not realise that what we're doing here is necessary?"
"But why?"
"To preserve species before the end of all things."*
―A Reaver and Alexis Frye

***Lost in the Artirex*** was the New Year Special of the Eighteenth Doctor Specials of *Doctor Who*.

This episode introduced Alexis Frye as portrayed by Amandla Stenberg and Tamara Kendall as portrayed by Maya Hawke as the Eighteenth Doctor's new companions.

## Synopsis

The Artirex is the greatest and oldest collection of all life in the universe - serving as an ark for every species, should one be pushed to the brink of extinction and for recently imprisoned Alexis Frye and Tamara Kendall - it’s become their home after they were kidnapped from Earth. Still, it's not all bad; they've adapted to their new situation and almost have something that looks like bliss.

That is until the glass window looking in on their enclosure explodes as the Doctor and his companion, Orla come bursting through - they apologise for the inconvenience, but they landed in another enclosure and the residents were none too happy, little realising the chaos they have unleashed.

With creatures getting out all over the Artirex as the containment systems cascade and fail, the Doctor and Orla are tasked by the Reavers to return their specimens into the appropriate containment cells; otherwise the Time Lord will be added to their collection as the last of his kind...

It's safe to say that for Tamara and Alexis, it's not set to be a quiet night in.

## Cast

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

## Crew

* Writer - Cal A. King
* Director - Nida Manzoor

## 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-First Doctor** | *Remnants of the Cybermen* • *Uprising of the Sheep* • *Imposter Syndrome*
Memory Construct (TV story)

***Memory Construct*** was the fifth episode of Series 30 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Quoris, a planet located roughly on the outskirts of the Qantari Devastation, is home to a tight-knit community of aliens. They come from far and wide, across billions of worlds, just to get a taste of the authentic aesthetic of this heavenly world, and recently there has been one such individual who has took the populace by storm.

She's enticing, captivating and wondrous - and she has a revolutionary new invention to introduce to willing customers. Her name is Iaris Balova, and her invention is called the "Dream Construct" - but why is it when the Doctor arrives, she vaguely recognises the name? Have they met before, or is it something far more sinister than that?

As the Doctor and Kane scramble to figure out the enigma behind this lady shrouded in mystery, Ruben finds himself pulled into an altogether different kind of trouble. A different kind of trouble unlike anything he's ever encountered before.

His past.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Diane Morgan
* Kane Solace - Jamie Bell
* Ruben Gomez - Manny Jacinto
* Iaris Balova - TBC
* Jaslene Gomez - TBC

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Jamie Childs

## Continuity

* During one flashback Ruben sees after being connected to the Dream Construct, he witnesses his mother’s past where her and her family were being shunned out of their home by the Japanese invasion of the Philippines during World War Two and were forced to flee to Canada. (TV: *Could Never Be Heaven*)
Ercole di Albrisis

**Ercole di Albrisis** was the true writer of the Voynich manuscript, and a man whose identity remained unknown to history.

At the peak of the Seekofel in northern Italy, he was able to peer into a previous universe that was later conquered by the Klucuin. Writing in an unidentifiable language and script, as well as depicting the strange flora and fauna he saw within, his manuscript would one day end up in the library of Georg Baresch, a 17th century alchemist from Prague. The Voynich manuscript later gained fame and its name upon being sold to the collector Wilfrid Voynich in the 20th century. (TV: *Ultimatum*)

In the Elemental Universe, he, along with Elias Danielsen and Sandra Parry, were among the few to be mostly unaffected by the Klucuin's conquest. (TV: *A Universe Apart*)
Owen Harper

**Owen Harper** was the Chief Medical Officer of Torchwood Three during the 21st century.

During a mission investigating an organisation known as "the Pharm", he was shot dead by Aaron Copley, a man that Owen idolised, however, after this, he was brought back to life with the Resurrection Gauntlet and lived in a constant state of Undeath where he would not age, could not eat or drink or heal and did not need to sleep or expel waste.

## Personality

Owen was incredibly rash and impulsive when making decisions and often didn't stop to consider the consequences that would spiral out of them. This lead to moments of conflict with the other members of Torchwood Three, in particular, Captain Jack Harkness, who he often stood in contention with, going so far as to question his authority.

Constantly presenting a cold and sarcastic exterior after the death of his wife, Owen was shown to secretly be empathetic; albeit, he struggled to present or even truly understand his own emotions, including those he possessed for his colleague Toshiko Sato. In truth, Owen was incredibly tormented by another thing and during the last couple of months of his existence, was faced with the terrifying knowledge that he was alive on borrowed time in a pale imitation of what life used to be like, now that he couldn't do many of the things that made life worth living.
Final Cut (TV story)

***Final Cut*** was the eighth episode of Series 7 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Lucy Manning lives a perfect life. A perfect wife Alexandria, a perfect child Nessa, a perfect career as a film director. She doesn't want for anything, the studio covers production for all her films with ease and her popularity is at an all time high, which doesn't seem to be letting up anytime soon.

To put it frankly, she fails to see how it could get any better - and nor would she want it to. This truly is the best life she could possibly have; something that she feels entirely grateful and blessed to have.

But not everything seems to be going so smoothly as of lately. After all... well she couldn't be completely sure, but she feels like she's being stalked. Two people seemingly trying to get close to her, trying to do something but always prevented from doing so. Always lurking in the background. Always the same man and woman.

Who they are, Lucy has no real idea; she's never seen them before in her life, but one thing feels certain. It's like they want to tell her something. It's like they want to tell her that nothing here is even real...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Eva Green
* Pax - Asa Butterfield
* Lucy Manning - TBC
* Alexandria Manning - TBC
* Nessa Manning - TBC

## Crew

* Writer - Natalie Robyn
* Director - Emerald Fennell
Imperius

*"Remember us, remember the Gallifreyans that once lived."*
―Imperius' dying words, *An End Once And For All: Part Two*

**Imperius** was the Time Lord leader of the Convocation of Twelve.

## Biography

Imperius was presumedly the Convocation's founder, gathering eleven other like minded Time Lords - who all believed Gallifrey had grown too big and been involved in too many wars and battles at the cost of too many lives, and so, aimed to restore it into being just another planet in the night sky. However, they came to the conclusion that to reach such a goal, they had to wipe entire civilisations who had ties to the destructions of Gallifrey from the timeline. (TV: *The Puppet Masters*)

Using their immense power, Imperius ordered the Twentieth Doctor's TARDIS to be taken away from him, stranding him in 2365 in order to capture him and lure him to their side, with the promise of a merciful death. (TV: *The Trial*, *The Puppet Masters*)

Discovering the last remnants of the Algak in the universe, they helped to restore their numbers back to normal levels and manipulated them into waging war against the Earth Alliance, claiming the forces of N-Space would otherwise completely destroy them. In reality, the Alliance had just been the Convocation's first target, and they were merely using the Algak to carry out their own means. (TV: *The Fracturing Algak*) When the Algak and Sontarans had been defeated on the planet being used to breed the Sontaran army by the Doctor, Imperius personally visited Algak Command and motivated the Algak onwards as many within their ranks wanted to retreat; giving them a Battle TARDIS in order to better achieve their goals. (TV: *The Fracturing Algak*, *The Puppet Masters*)

Whilst the Algak were wiping the Convocation's targets out from time, Imperius visited the Doctor's ship, the *Nebulous* - speaking to the Doctor alone to explain himself and convince him to join forces. However, when the Doctor refused, Imperius was angered (TV: *The Puppet Masters*) and ordered the next target to be Earth. The Algak fleet initially were relentless in their attack, but after being pushed back by the Doctor's task force, they swapped sides and aimed their sights at Imperius's Battle TARDIS. (TV: *An End Once And For All: Part One*)

Whilst under attack, Imperius's TARDIS was boarded by the Doctor, Penelope and Drelick. He fought all three of them separately, but only the Doctor proved impossible to overpower, who ultimately dealt him a fatal blow. The Doctor offered to save his life out of mercy, but Imperius refused and opted to die, spitting out his final words to the trio. (TV: *An End Once And For All: Part Two*)
Koralin

**Koralin** was the first planet ever visited by the Fifteenth Doctor, who discovered it to be a land of the dead.

## History

The people of Koralin were contacted by an alien species who presented them with apparent proof that an afterlife existed. In one way or another, this species managed to convince the population to want to commit mass suicide in the hopes of reaching this afterlife. The people left behind video messages in order to explain what had happened to them, and to leave some form of mark on the universe; to prove that they had existed.

With a solution added to the water supply, everyone soon died. A week later, Koralin was visited by a newly regenerated Doctor and Pax I - who quickly came across the masses of dead. They investigated in order to uncover what had happened and ultimately came across a message from an ambassador of sorts who described what the aliens had told them.

The Doctor and Pax travelled back in time to the aliens' visit, where she demanded to see the so-called proof. The aliens obliged, but the Doctor did not allow Pax to see - feeling it might be better for him to not know the truth either way. Whatever she saw, it meant that she did not try to stop the process; a decision Pax took to mean that this afterlife did, in fact, exist, but it was merely because despite her own views on the matter, the Doctor didn't think of herself as being smart enough or indeed the one who had any right to dispute it or stop them from carrying out the act. (TV: *What Comes After*)

However, as the Doctor and Pax would later find out, there were a number of survivors who left before the deaths began; disagreeing with the decision. They settled down on another planet and eventually established Proastia. (TV: *Modern Living*)

All throughout this, Pax had been somewhat apprehensive towards the Doctor, which she did not fail to notice. After they had discovered the truth, they sat down on a cliff's edge watching the sunset as he opened up following some gentle coaxing - her regeneration had made him fearful about his own inevitable future regeneration and the consequences of changing your persona so dramatically. The Doctor reassured him that it was indeed scary and never ceased to be - but the outcome always turned out for the best in the end. (TV: *What Comes After*)
Life or Death? (TV story)

*"Promoting yourself to a governmental position on a planet you barely even know? Goodness, you really are moving up in the world, aren't you?"
"I'm sure your childish jabs are amusing to somebody, Doctor. Why don't you tell a few to the billions dying beneath us right now? I'm sure that instead of you valiantly leaping to their aid, they'd be most delighted to laugh as they all burn."*
―The Sixteenth Doctor and the Eighth Master

***Life or Death?*** was the twelfth and penultimate episode of Series 12 of *Doctor Who*. It was the first part of a two-part finale, followed by *Master of Worlds*.

## Synopsis

On the distant world of Anto, centuries of environmental neglect has finally backfired upon the billions of individuals that reside there. Years of failing to prevent the further corruption has made them realise the error of their pitiful ways. As natural disasters sweep the land, official planetary spokespeople have gathered for one final meeting onboard Space Station 51, each one representing every major city below.

Their task?

To decide whether or not the world below should be stripped of all life, and started anew; but do they have the right?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Celia Imrie
* Alec O'Conor - Tom Felton
* Constance O'Conor - Imogen Poots
* Eighth Master - Jane Asher
* Ninth Master - Sally Phillips

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Lee Haven Jones

## Continuity

* The Master has teamed up with another incarnation of themselves before in the Doctor's past - although it happens in the future for both incarnations of the Master here. (TV: *The Doctor Falls*)

## 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*
Eye of Corruption

The **Eye of Corruption** was an object of unknown origin which had fallen down to Earth in the 1930s and remained buried for two decades until a man who later named himself Mr Emerald uncovered it whilst on a hike. Whilst not knowing its true name at first, Mr Emerald later confessed to the Fifteenth Doctor that he merely woke up one day with the name settled within his mind.

## History

After some time, due to his carrying about everywhere, the eye's dark power begun to corrupt him and led him to forge a new identity, based around his love for horror movies and began to spawn creatures drawn from his imagination, using the movies as inspiration.

Taking a liking to a nearby mansion, Mr Emerald paid a housecall to the owners and used the creatures to kill them, whilst making it seem to the local population like they had simply moved away and left him the house.He later used the eye to corrupt the house and to paralyse his mother, forcing her to become bound to a wheelchair, before eventually robbing her of the ability to speak and write.

Later, Mr Emerald, on pursuit from the Doctor and his companion, Jake Scott, used the eye to kill his mother, allowing the Doctor to realise how exactly he was achieving everything he was doing but fueled by the recent murder, the Eye spiralled out of control and started to spawn creatures even more twisted than the originals. Unwanting to face the consequences of what he had done, Mr Emerald let them kill him - sapping the Eye's power and reverting the corrupted mansion back to normal. (TV: *Life in Perpetual Darkness*)

## Appearance

The Eye of Corruption resembled a small black stone with an inner glowing purple core, which appeared to fade in and out of existence constantly. When holding the eye, the user's eyes would shine a great purpefore dimming down to a blend of purple and their original eye colour. The Doctor noted how smooth the eye was; with there being no apparent cracks, bumps or edges on the surface. (TV: *Life in Perpetual Darkness*)
Planet (Pursuit)

## Planet

Alongside her people, the Krillitanes, Fleur joined them as they began systematically cleansing the population of an **entire planet**.

## History

Although not originally thinking much of it at first, Fleur was soon given a task to infiltrate one of the native populations as one of their "own", using a morphic illusion. However, she would eventually come face to face with all the destruction her people were inflicting, causing an immense change of heart. In an act of sabotage, she warned the population about what was coming and told them to hide, working to sabotage the mission as much as possible.

After they realised what had happen, Fleur was taken in by her commanding officers and was sought to be put on trial for her actions before she managed to escape and went on the run, leading her to Jaromso where she would eventually meet the Fourteenth Doctor and Elias Danielsen. (TV: *Pursuit*)
Makov

**Come back later.**
This page is under construction. Either a source for Makov 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

### Appearances:

*The Sky Demon Can Wait*

*"temp"*
―Makov, *The Sky Demon Can Wait*

**Makov** was the alias of a creature that had infiltrated the crew of a Li-Toman captain.
Nerada Vashta

The **Nerada Vashta** were swarming, carnivorous beings who were a genetically modified "negative" breed of Vashta Nerada.

## Biology

Being so small that they were invisible to the naked eye, what was known about the Nerada Vashta from the small number of attempts to study them was limited - they were microscopic beings that lived in swarms, thousands strong, but individually or in small numbers, they were not a threat.

However, Nerada Vashta swarms were sentient and coordinated their efforts. The Nerada Vashta lived in the light, casting glows when they entered the dark.
Master of Worlds (TV story)

*"If you don't tell me where the Doctor is, i'll send you down onto the surface of that rotten planet and have you buried in that pyroclastic flow. Please don't make me do that, Alec, I wouldn't want to have to dig up your remains in the next century along; archaeology is so boring!"*
―The Ninth Master

***Master of Worlds*** was the thirteenth and final episode of Series 12 of *Doctor Who*. It was the second part of a two-part finale, preceded by *Life or Death?*.

## Synopsis

The Masters have made their presence known. With their horrifying scheme already set in motion, too late for the Doctor to prevent it, have the genocidal duo really succeeded in one of their most despicable ideas yet?

As the world beneath them continues to suffer, the Masters shall see to it that they suffer no longer; however painful and agonising that may be. After all, this is just the first step in their path to victory.

First the world of Anto, next the universe.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Celia Imrie
* Alec O'Conor - Tom Felton
* Constance O'Conor - Imogen Poots
* Eighth Master - Jane Asher
* Ninth Master - Sally Phillips

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Lee Haven Jones

## 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*
Mr Black Hole (TV story)

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

## Synopsis

Outside of space and time, there is a planet. Pallas literally dropped off the map millions of years ago, along with the entire civilisation that inhabited it. But now someone wants to bring it back.

C'Otos Mova is a man of infinite riches and limitless charm, who saved the Draithan Empire from starvation thanks to his Black Hole Generator, technology that can create resources from nothing and feed trillions. But of course, it's all an act, and C'Otos is on track to reverse engineer his stolen technology to breach the fabric of the universe and pull Pallas back to reality, with no regard for maintaining the stability of time and space.

"*But why do such a thing?*" the Doctor wonders as she watches the black holes slip gracefully into formation; what's it all for? There couldn't be anything on Pallas worth the annihilation of reality... could there?

## Cast

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

## Crew

* Writer - Katie Taylor
* Director - Runyararo Mapfumo
Klargox

**Klargox** was an Ice Warrior revolutionary, who plotted to assassinate the King of Peladon, trying to force Mars into a full-scale war against the Federation and Peladon.

## Biography

Growing ever more disillusioned with the Federation, Klargox, alongside Ssirz, established an Martian independence movement and worked to bring Mars out of the Federation, ultimately succeeding. However, Klargox wanted to go one step further and secretly cultivated his own war fleet to wage war against the Federation, and more specifically, Peladon, blaming them for many of Mars' troubles. Convincing Ssirz to work with him, they arrived on Peladon with a plot to assassinate their King, hoping this would kick start the war they wanted and end in Peladon's destruction.

Their plan was uncovered and prevented by the Fourteenth Doctor, Elias and Fleur, and were later taken back to Mars by their own people to answer for their crimes. (TV: *The Peladon Division*)
James (The Intern)

**James** was a student for a specialist school, who later became intern for UNIT.

## Biography

James was a high achieving student at one of the UK's top performing specialist science and maths schools; this status led to him being invited on a tour of UNIT, where a new intern would be headhunted from some of the students. However, due to him being a trans man, James was often the target of bullies from his school and during the tour, they tormented him and pushed him into specialist equipment.

This accidentally caused the start of a chain reaction which threatened to trigger a meltdown that could've destroy the entirety of the UNIT headquarters. In the headquarters at the time, the Eighteenth Doctor, Ruby and Damien Barrella sought to find the reason behind the crisis and discovered what happened to James via CCTV.

They found that James had run away into the heart of the headquarters and was now trapped there, so were forced to help lead him out only via video and phone calls. After James was freed, the meltdown was prevented at the last minute and he was offered an internship.
(TV: *The Intern*)
Marissa Felmont

Dr **Marissa Felmont** was the leader of the organisation Phoenix in the year 2135.

## Biography

After Phoenix encountered and was destroyed by Torchwood in the 21st Century, Marissa's grandfather helped it to rebuild bigger and better, spreading its influence spreading far beyond just Cardiff. Phoenix came in possession of the Infinity in the mid 2020s after it was taken from the wreckage of the *Titanic* in the 1980s and passed around many hands. When Marissa became Phoenix leader, the organisation still held onto the Infinity - and thus, she used it to freeze the New York National History Museum within a time bubble, so that she and her troops could enter its Archives and receive a precious item from inside.

The mysterious origins of the time bubble caught the attention of the New York City news; which attracted the Eighteenth Doctor, Ruby and Damien Barrella who went to investigate. An employee of the museum, Osric Tennyson held a statue which had residual artron energy attached that passed into him when the Time Lock engaged; preventing him from being affected and allowing him to enter and exit as he pleased - he led the Doctor and his team, also including James Stark and Fride Lehnsherr, into the museum, as to confront Marissa and break the time bubble.

Once Marissa and Phoenix had been defeated, the Infinity fell from their possession, but it disappeared via escaping through time before the Doctor could grab it. (TV: *The Museum That Was Locked in Time*)
King of Peladon

The **King of Peladon** was the ruling Monarch of Peladon many years after the Doctor's numerous visits to the planet.

## Biography

As a child, the King grew up hearing many stories about the Doctor and how he saved Peladon from numerous threats and dangers, sometimes with a new appearance and always with a companion at his side.

Later, now as King, he faced assassination plots from the Ice Warriors Klargox and Ssirz who had successfully led Mars out of the Federation to independence and wanted to start a war they wanted that would end in Peladon's destruction. It was at this time that the Fourteenth Doctor arrived on Peladon, alongside companions Elias Danielsen and Fleur, having landed deep below the surface in a crypt. Upon escaping the crypt, the Doctor sought audience with the King and found him within his royal chambers. The King was surprised at the Doctor's radical new appearance, but had her imprisoned for breaking and entering - wanting to appear stern but fair, not allowing even the Doctor to break any laws.

However, whilst the Doctor was in a cell, Elias and Fleur were left wandering Peladon, where they ran into the King and saved him from being assassinated. As thanks, he freed the Doctor and together, they investigated the assassination threats, after the King admitted that he did not know the reasoning behind them. After Klargox and Ssirz were stopped and sent back to Mars in disgrace, the King let the three leave - with honours - and granted safe passage back to the crypt, and henceforth, the TARDIS. (TV: *The Peladon Division*)
Malefactor Relocation Vessel

*You may be looking for the specific vessel from *The Halfmen*.*

**Malefactor Relocation Vessels** were large transport ships created by the government of the planet Ninsun for mass relocation of prisoners of war.

## History

In the year 20,094, the V'Bisi Empire declared war on the planet Ninsun and its colonies. The war with the V'Bisi people lasted far longer than anticipated, and was far more deadly. As the conflict rose in intensity, the Ninsun army began to be overwhelmed with prisoners of war. The Ninsun law clearly stated that captured soldiers and civilians were *not* to be executed under any circumstances. However, the escalating conflict led to an overwhelming amount of prisoners, so the new goal was to simply "get them out of the way".

After being passed down from department to department, the final orders were to send the captured V'Bisi directly to the highly polluted planet Kaviri in "Malefactor Relocation Vessels" and not look back. Thus, over the course of the war, nearly every single captured soldier, officer and civilian was shipped directly to Kaviri with very little food and water. The cheaply built automated ships all crash landed on arrival and barely any of the passengers survived any of the shipments.

This practice continued for a few years after the war ended in Ninsun's favour, with common criminals as the passengers, until it was discovered what was actually happening to them and the process was discreetly halted and brushed under the rug for good.

Malefactor Relocation Vessel A3A2 was one of the final ships sent to the planet (crashing in 20,349) and, in part due to luck, was the only ship that's passengers didn't end up as mutations. It was also the ship that the Sixteenth Doctor, Violet Blackwell and Leo Darius-Alesandro visited, several hundred years after its initial crash. (TV: *The Halfmen*)

## Characteristics

The vessels were enormous, approximately a mile long and 1/8 of a mile high. Cuboidal in shape, they were painted jet black and had a single large thruster engine on one end. The interiors of the ships were bare bones and cheap to fit their purpose; very small cell-like living quarters for each prisoner, communal areas for socialising and the occasional bathroom. They were fitted with a large water tank and enough food for a few weeks. The general idea was that the prisoners would become self sustaining within this time, however almost none of them had the skills to do so even if they survived the initial landing or hostile environment of the planet they landed on. (TV: *The Halfmen*)
Maria Jackson

**Maria Jackson** was an secondary school student living in America during the events of Series 5. Before the Dalek occupation of Bannerman Road, Maria had announced to the team she would be returning to America after her father's job fell through and it had prompted them to return to England.

## Biography

Maria Jackson was one of the first members of the original team, having met Sarah Jane Smith during the Invasion of the Bane crisis. She later moved to America after her father was offered a job there, and has been living there ever since, with no more adventures. Suddenly, the job her father had been working at fell through, so he and Maria decided to move back to the UK and back to Bannerman Road.

## Personality

Maria had a tolerant and patient personality, but was also very inquisitive, which resulted in her stumbling across Sarah Jane meeting an alien. Her parents' divorce made her somewhat moody, and she was much less worldly-wise and trendy than Clyde. However, she was also a lot kinder and braver, telling Sarah Jane to let Kaagh kill her in order to save Earth.
Pythia

**Pythia**, also known as **the Oracle of Delphi**, was a renegade Time Lord from Gallifrey and friend of the Doctor through many of their lives.

## Biography

Although the events that led up to her fleeing from her home planet were never specified by Pythia, it was known that she did so in her first incarnation when she was particularly young and that unlike most people who made a choice at a young age and live to regret it, she was always thankful towards her younger self.

A long time friend of the Doctor's since their first incarnation, Pythia knew many of their incarnations - with one of her favourites being a vicenarian-aged woman with short black hair. (TV: *The Mists of Time*)
Mire

The **Mire** were a warrior race, purported to be one of the deadliest in the galaxy.

## Biology

Whilst wearing their armour, the Mire resembled large, clunky, metal robots made from dirty green metal, however, underneath their helmets, they had small, lamprey-like heads with three circular rows of teeth. (TV: *Chaos in Cardiff*)

## History

In 2020, the Mire arrived in Cardiff, the space-time rift catching their attention so thus decided to make it both their food and power source, their ship engines tapping into the energy radiating from the rift. They used a land mine which used an audio signal to release overwhelming levels of adrenaline and testosterone within the population, leading to citywide riots in the streets. From there, the Mire begun extracting people via teleport in order to convert them into food.

However, the Fourteenth Doctor - her Time Lord biology being able to withstand the signal - and her newfound companion Sandra Parry - who had found the device such as it was activated and thus was caught with such an intense blast that all negative effects left her body rapidly as it was unable to sustain itself - were able to defeat the Mire's plot. (TV: *Chaos in Cardiff*)
Megara

The **Megara** were floating, glowing formless creatures that upheld galactic law.

## Characteristics

The Megara resembled glowing orbs, floating several feet above the ground. They were biomachines, made from a swarm of individual tiny metallic organisms. They glowed brightly, and pulsed in time with their speech, which was generated in a harsh, clipped tone.

The Megara acted as judge, jury and executioner in cases where the accused had already been caught. When a crime had been committed, an agency responsible for *catching* the criminals would bring the accused to the Megara, who would put them on trial and give out suitable punishments. (TV: *Only the Living*)

## History

Created by the Galactic Federation, the Megara were constructed as tireless infallible justice machines. They worked independently from the Federation itself, acting as law enforcement when they were made aware of crimes.

When tipped off about Tony Lamor's plan by Hjalmar ch'Kela, a large Megara taskforce just about managed to save the lives of nearly everyone he tried to kill, including Samantha Wyatt, by copying the victims' consciousnesses into a Centre for the Temporary Sustenance of the Deceased mere seconds before the deaths started. The usual Megara practice was not to interfere with the crimes themselves, and only act once the accused was caught. The minds of the victims were saved on this occasion not because the Megara desired them alive, but because the scale of the crime was so great that they needed to search their memories for evidence against Lamor, and clues as to his whereabouts. (TV: *Only the Living*, *Legion of Ghosts*)
Like a Dream (TV story)

***Like a Dream*** was the Christmas Special of Series 30 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

The premature destruction of Earth in the 1980s has fascinated and puzzled the Doctor and Ruben ever since it begun. Despite managing to find a way to hold the shattered ruins of the planet in flux with the promise of restoring it back to normal at some point in the future, so far the search for how to actually achieve that has proven futile.

Then one day, the Doctor and Ruben arrive in a new dimension, a place of no-time after having linked energy readings from Earth's future to a gateway to this dimension. A place ruled by a singular entity, lording over none as it sits; more content to be alone.

Recognising their importance, the entity has a deal for the two; if they help rid its dimension of the infectious parasites that have invaded, corrupting the very walls of reality and threatening to destroy everything it worked for - it will bring back life to the rock, all its inhabitants and the future that it had been so cruelly robbed of.

Whilst it is true that it had noticed the destruction of Earth way back then - it did not just leave it to its fate and attempted to save as much of its future as possible, although it had been desperately late and thus its efforts were patchy; nevertheless, this remains as a clear sign for the Doctor and Ruben that the entity will keep its word.

The Doctor just has one request... could she possibly invite some of her past selves to help out?

## Cast

* Twenty-First Doctor - Diane Morgan
* Ruben Gomez - Manny Jacinto
* Sixteenth Doctor - Celia Imrie
* Seventeenth Doctor - Dev Patel
* Iriel - Julie Graham
* Teddy - Omari Douglas
* Amy-Mae - Mary Elizabeth Winstead
* Entity - TBC

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato and Natalie Robyn
* Director - Guillem Morales

## Story Notes

 Minisode | *Promise Ring*

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

**Jack Harkness** was the alias adopted by Time Agent and con man **Javic Piotr Thane** from the 51st century.

## Personality

Jack's personality was wilfully enigmatic. He enjoyed his persona of "mysterious time traveller", much of which remained constant in his experiences with Torchwood and the Doctor. Jack automatically flirted with most people he met, not caring about their gender or if they were human, alien or even robots. Besides being a flirt, Jack was a drinker. He once remarked that on one occasion when he was sentenced to death, he got drunk and ended up in bed with both his executioners. Despite the fact that he was incapable of dying even if he wanted to, Jack retained a sense of humour, frequently telling jokes and being lively and cheerful.

However, underneath his cheerful demeanour, Jack was unsure if he wanted to die or not. Living forever brought him to an existential viewpoint. While he joked about grey hairs and remained silent about mortality, Jack saw death as the ultimate end of being; there was no afterlife and no one waiting for him from his past lives. Although friendly and flirtatious, Jack could also be ruthless at times and did not hesitate to kill anyone or anything that he felt was a threat.

## Behind the Scenes

This wiki does not in any way support or endorse Barrowman after the allegations of indecency, misconduct and harassment - and only remains within Torchwood: Phoenix Rising due to it having been heavily planned before said allegations; the decision was made to write Jack out at the end of the series.
Mansion of Broken Dreams (TV story)

***Mansion of Broken Dreams*** was the Halloween Special of Series 41 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

It's the 31st of October, Halloween night.

The Doctor and Anna stumble upon the Twelfth Doctor and Clara Oswald while exploring an abandoned mansion. It turns out running into yourself can be quite scary, as the Twelfth Doctor and Clara are investigating a disturbance there - and neither of them may like what they find. Looking around, a horrifying discovery is made, just as the Doctors become separated from their companions.

They've fallen into the sinister Dream Lord's trap...

The Doctor's manifested the Dream Lord before, but not when two of them were present. Now they have to find out which nightmare is real and if they can escape. Can they get out of the mansion alive or will the Dream Lord take over their nightmares for eternity?

## Cast

* Twenty-Fourth Doctor - Thandiwe Newton
* Anna Delgado - Lux Pascal
* Twelfth Doctor - Peter Capaldi
* Clara Oswald - Jenna Coleman
* The Dream Lord - Shohreh Aghdashloo

## Crew

* Writer - Sofia Fox
* Director - Sallie Aprahamian

## Story Notes

* This episode's title was inspired by the *Green Day* song *Boulevard of Broken Dreams*.

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

 **Twenty-Fourth Doctor** | ***Mansion of Broken Dreams*** • *Minutes to Midnight* • *The Under-World*
Lunch Time (TV story)

**Lunch Time** was the second episode of Series 2 of *Class*.

## Synopsis

Everyone loves lunch time, right? An hour for everyone to just relax and do whatever they need to, but just like everything else at Coal Hill Academy, it is not quite what it appears to be.

Matteusz’s suspicions are soon confirmed, when he swears that he saw someone tied up in the meat freezer, but surely he couldn't have done so, that would be insane, wouldn't it? But actually come to think of it, the dinner ladies were replaced recently, so then who really knows what’s inside the secret pasta bake...?

Something is going on in Coal Hill and Matteusz only has an hour to solve it, before they just might make a meal of him...

## Cast

* Matteusz Andrzejewski - Jordan Renzo
* Charlie Smith - Greg Austin
* Tanya Adeola - Vivian Oparah
* Miss Quill - Katherine Kelly
* Amodeus Cocker - Chiwetel Ejiofor

## Crew

* Writer - Cal A. King
* Director - Nida Manzoor
Otis (Hometown Blues)

## Otis

**Otis** was a childhood friend of Axel Underwood, a future companion of the Twenty-First Doctor.

## Biography

When he was a child, Otis accompanied Axel on a journey to a cave a few miles out by the shore by a steep cliff face that they had discovered. Daring Otis to have a look inside to see what could be in there, Axel jokingly decided to swim back to shore to make it look as though he'd abandoned him.

After waiting for an hour, Otis still hadn't returned and Axel grew worried. He later found out that Otis had sustained a fatal injury inside the cave, cutting open his leg and almost drowned after failing to swim back to shore in time. After having to be rescued by the lifeguards, his relationship with Axel soured significantly.

However, as the only person in Newquay who had properly seen the creature whose incursion Axel was investigating years later in 1994, he agreed to make up for the sake of the town, and helped to expel the creature. (PROSE: *Hometown Blues*)
Loathian

The **Loathians** were a species who were known across the universe for specialising in creating heightened and extreme emotional states in their subjects. The Loathians had a strong, moral code to never kill - only to observe and experiment.

## History

Looking to conduct a new experiment and becoming aware of the Eighteenth Doctor's being stranded on Earth, a group of Loathian scientists and technicians travelled to the planet and parked their spaceship in orbit, using a cloaking device to make the ship seem like just an ordinary mechanical satellite on radar and other scanning equipment, as to not invoke suspicion from humans.

With the scientists teleporting down to Earth, the technicians remained on the ship, priming it ready for the next stage of the experiment. The scientists travelled to UNIT, where the Doctor, alongside his companion Damien Barrella, were located, conducting some late night tests. From there, they introduced a newly developed nerve agent into the Doctor's lab, which specifically caused the victim to devolve into unpredictable and uncontrollable hatred towards the first person they saw after inhaling the agent. Satisfied that they had triggered discord between the Doctor and his companion - after witnessing the two argue and then storm off in a flash - the scientists returned to their ship.

However; they had not taken into account the Doctor having another companion - in the form of Ruby Barrella. Ruby had been left confused that this new found hatred between the Doctor and her brother; with Damien refusing to leave their caravan and the Doctor refusing to leave his lab. At the same time, the Loathians began their attacks on London, releasing various nerve agents across the capital, believing there was no one to stop them now the Doctor and his companion were out of commission.

In time, the nerve agents turned deadly - and Ruby hunting down the source of these agents alongside UNIT, managed to locate the Loathians' ship, detecting abnormalities in the signal the ship was sending as part of its satellite disguise. Subtly manipulating the Doctor to help her, Ruby and a few UNIT personnel teleported to the ship and after a short battle, made them realise that they were causing more damage than they ever wanted to originally. They had little experience around humanoids and merely did not know what death for one looked like, therefore they had never been aware of what they were causing.

The Loathians provided UNIT with the antidotes to their nerve agents, before leaving to return home in shame. (PROSE: *Hatred as an Art Form*)
Lisa McCabe

**Lisa McCabe** was a freelance private detective from Sacramento.

## Biography

On 1st January 2000, whilst nursing a severe hangover from a New Year's party organised by her friend Clair, the Mlerki invaded the city. Lisa woke up to find the entire city covered with a dense web, spun by the Mlerki as to cause confusion and terror amongst the population. She was then visited by Sandra Parry who had been combing through the apartment block that the Fourteenth Doctor and her had been staying in, in search for help.

Unable to refuse anyone in need of help, Lisa and Sandra begun travelling across the city in search for the Doctor. During their search, they discovered that Clair had also been taken, made acquaintances with a group of survivors before hearing a story about a meteor crash in the river near the sewer entrance, leading the two to begin looking there. There, they found the Doctor and Clair trapped in a web cocoon and promptly freed them, before being chased out by the Mlerki Queen.

The four then discovered the meteor that had crashed in the river on the banks, which the Doctor identified as the Mlerki's spacecraft. From there, the Doctor was able to call all the Mlerki back into the sewers before flooding it. Afterwards, Sandra thanked Lisa for her help before the two left the city via TARDIS. (TV: *The Great Web of Sacramento*)

Whilst portal-jumping, the Doctor and Sandra arrived back in Sacramento in 2002 and met up with Lisa again who was surprised by both their presence and the portals appearing across the city. The Doctor apologised and claimed she was working on fixing it before the two jumped through another portal, leaving Lisa behind. (TV: *Nexus Point*)
Krillitane

The **Krillitanes** were a race from the planet Krillia that could take physical features from races they conquered, "cherry-picking" the best bits from the people they conquered and destroyed.

## History

The Krillitanes once raided a planet and begun systematically cleansing its population, adapting and adopting the native species' main features which the Krillitanes deemed useful enough to take for themselves. It was this event that led to the Krillitane, who would later take on the name "Fleur", to betray her species, by sabotaging the mission and going on the run after she was brought in for trial.

The Krillitanes would begin an active search for Fleur, sending out Brother Terinus as leader of a task force, with the sole objective of tracking Fleur down and bringing her back home for a proper trial. They eventually found her travelling with the Fourteenth Doctor and Elias Danielsen, intercepting the Doctor's TARDIS, where Fleur voluntarily gave herself up as to ensure that her friends were not harmed.

Fleur was returned to Krillia and finally placed on trial for her crimes against the Krillitane race - but was rescued by the Doctor and Elias, convincing the Krillitanes to let Fleur go, in exchange that she never came back home. (TV: *Pursuit*)