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Drashig

**Drashigs** were massive snake-like creatures with six eyes on stalks, fanged mouths and segmented bodies with greenish brown skin. They also had a sparse covering of hair. Their hide was strong enough to withstand machine gun fire, but especially large amounts of damage could kill them. They were very strong and could burst through metal structures.

They were known as one of the most dangerous predators in the universe.

## History

One group of Drashigs lived on the singular moon of Canis Astra which orbited Ganyo, a planet widely known as housing one of Earth's most successful human colonies in the 23rd century. After coming to the realisation that Drashigs did not purely originate from the Grundle Satellite, researchers from the colony began to conduct observations and field tests into their habitats and everyday lives. Their behaviour was supposedly contrary to what had already been documented already to those living on the Grundle Satellite, and thus they began to initiate an extraction of this group down to a more accessible location on Ganyo. After attempting to extract a singular Drashig first, however, things immediately turned sour when it broke free from its cell mid-transfer and subsequently consumed every member of personnel onboard.

It was this event that caused Colony Head Governor Sarwell Upton to eventually disregard Canis Astra and defund all operations which had originally went into the research, and with the increasing intake of non-recyclable waste building up in the colony, began to use it as a landfill of sorts. This eventually destroyed the environment of Canis Astra, reducing it to what could be considered a glorified wasteland as waste-filled vessels travelled between the Moon and the Planet disposing of various harmful contents; the Drashigs' original prey now becoming extinct, and thus having to live off of the waste. Occasionally, the waste-filled vessels would also carry prisoners who were intended to be disposed of. More often than not, they fell victim to the Drashigs if they hadn't already succumbed to the heavily radiated atmosphere.

When the Sixteenth Doctor and Tari Ackerman arrived on Canis Astra with the TARDIS after threatening Upton, they encountered a dying Drashig which had been mortally wounded by a prisoner. After attempting to comfort it until it eventually passed away, both Tari and the Doctor swore to avenge what had been done to their own habitat.

After the disappearance of Upton, a clean-up operation was subsequently launched by colony activists at the request of Tari. (TV: *Prisoners of the Moon*)
Fractured Time (TV story)

*You may be looking for the comic story, Fragments in Time.*

***Fractured Time*** was the eleventh and penultimate episode of Series 29 of *Doctor Who*. It was the first part of a two-part finale, followed by *How to Earn a Degree in Time Meddling*.

## Synopsis

On the distant space station Bravo, a research facility conducting risky experiments in the deep of space, nothing is ever as it seems for young Julie Peridot. Every day feels the same. Nothing feels genuine. Not even her own colleagues. Not even her own work, the work she's devoted her entire life towards thanks to her boss? You know, the one with the... questionable alias?

Her mother always told her she'd amount to nothing, and she was adamant to prove her wrong, but just how far will she go just to prove herself? Her boss certainly seems to think she’ll go far, but by his standards, that may be too much...

Only time will tell - or at least it would, if it didn't happen to be collapsing right around her...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Diane Morgan
* Kane Solace - Jamie Bell
* Sixth Meddler - James McAvoy
* Seventh Meddler - Kathryn Drysdale
* Julie Peridot - Claire Foy

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Edgar Wright

## Story Notes

* Although the renegade Time Lord villain in this story has been known as the Meddler ever since their return, the decision was made to have the two incarnations be referred to as the Monk and Nun when spoken about, in order to differentiate them.

 Minisode | *Promise Ring*
Orrl

**Orrl** was a Zygon who arrived on 18th century Earth in order to root out their ex-leader Staac. Both he and Stris were responsible for safely returning Staac back to Zygor so he could face the consequences of his betrayal.

Orrl later thanked the Sixteenth Doctor for her co-operation, to which she remained indifferent towards. (TV: *A Devil in Disguise*)
Jayanna II

## Incarnations of Jayanna

**Jayanna II** continued her predecessor's work as a Cardinal of Gallifrey, but found that she was growing increasingly disillusioned with the position.

## Biography

After waking up from her regeneration, Jayanna ordered the immediate destruction of the Sontaran party that had led them into the trap, but this became an action that she later pondered was the correct choice. She came to question the decisions that Gallifrey were taking and increasingly rebelled against them, which caused her to fall out with Mosdra.

She died when an experiment which she was overseeing went horribly wrong and exploded, exposing her to vast amounts of lethal radiation. When the dust had settled, she had already regenerated into a male incarnation. (AUDIO: *The Grand Scarlet Hotel*)

## Appearance

Jayanna V later described this incarnation as being taller than her first incarnation, with long black hair and a mischievous, almost clownish-like energy.
Elizabeth I

**Elizabeth I** was the Tudor Queen of England, Ireland and Wales from 1558 to 1603, and a spouse of the Tenth Doctor. With no children to inherit her throne, she became the last of the Tudor monarchs.

## Biography

25 years after marrying the Tenth Doctor, Elizabeth moved to marry Sir Francis Walsingham, who was her Secretary of State and Chancellor of the Order of the Garter. From 1571 onwards, Francis had been complaining of ill health - caused by testicular cancer - and therefore, this was seen as a secure way to ensure the future of Francis' estate, as well as a possible way of finally producing an heir for Elizabeth to continue the Tudor line, who was getting older and pressurised increasingly every year to have children before it was too late.

In reality, however, Francis had been impersonated by the Spy Master - who enjoyed their shared moniker of the "Spy Master" - and Elizabeth was subsequently hypnotised to not question the radically different looking Francis. Francis was also hypnotised to willingly keep himself locked inside a room in the Tower of London. The entire marriage was set up by the Master, who wanted to marry Elizabeth so he could claim control of the British Throne and dispose of the Queen quickly, whilst making it look like she died of natural causes. From there, as King, he could then use the British Army to conquer the European Continent and later, the world.

This plot was discovered by the Sixteenth Doctor and Tari Ackerman, who freed Elizabeth from her hypnotism. Gathering soldiers, the three confronted the Master and discovered the location of the real Francis. Realising he was beat, the Master fled in his TARDIS - and Elizabeth continued to rule alone until she died in 1603. (TV: *The Privy Conquest*)
Edith Gladstone

**Edith Gladstone** was a human from Derby and the wife of Gideon Gladstone.

## Biography

Edith was the mother with two children, a daughter aged 9 and a son aged 5 from her marriage with Gideon. By 1843, she had died, murdered by Gideon in a fit of rage when she had been standing up to him after he began to beat their children. After her death, the Soulcatcher, feeding off of the devastation Gideon had wrought, trapped her spirit within the walls of the house, stuffing itself greedily on the cycle of pain within the family.

When the Fourteenth Doctor arrived at Derby and had uncovered the truth behind the Soulcatcher, she had Gideon arrested and their children taken from him. With the truth revealed, the Soulcatcher was now without a food source and so, finally let Edith's soul go. (TV: *Cottage of Lost Souls*)
Meddling Affairs (TV story)

***Meddling Affairs*** was the second episode of Series 26 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

After spending a few hundred years travelling alone, the Doctor finally has a companion in the form of the fresh-faced alien, Drelick. The Doctor has plans to take him to Petrograd 1917, Russia, the birthplace of the Russian Revolution and the eventual Soviet Union, to show the young cadet a taste of Earth history.

When there, something goes amiss: Lenin is missing, the October Revolution isn't going well for the Bolsheviks, and the Doctor suspects someone is meddling with history. He must now seek to find out who or what, and most importantly, why?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Lennie James
* Drelick - Colin Ryan
* Rogue Time Agent - TBC
* Vladimir Lenin - TBC

## Crew

* Writer - Lewis Bentley
* Director - Jonathan Frakes

## Continuity

* The Doctor claims that he is no stranger to people attempting to change Earth's history for their own reasons. (TV: *History Misaligned*, *Time Crime*, *Silence on the Mount*, et all)

## Story Notes

 **Series 28** | Regular Episodes | *The Trial* / *The Eye of the Storm* / *Nova* / *The Improper Sontarans* / *The Fracturing Algak* / *The Puppet Masters* / *An End Once And For All: Part One* / *An End Once And For All: Part Two*
Doll Makers

The **Doll Makers** were a humanoid species who had developed extremely pale, hardened skin due to the conditions on their planet and were very good at the creation of doll making.

## History

A rogue gang of aliens looking to make a profit kidnapped a group of Doll Makers and sold them on an intergalactic black market - unable to speak their language and thus couldn’t communicate their species names; the aliens simply called them “Doll Makers” as that was the first notable thing they noticed about them. A number of Doll Makers later broke off from the slavery that they had been thrown into, hijacked a ship and ended up fleeing where they eventually found Earth and a lonely old man running an orphanage in 1950s America.

Befriending and keeping Christopher company, they quickly grew worried that their captors were on their tail and became desperate to do whatever it took in order to hide from them. Striking a deal with Christopher, they helped him convert children into dolls for his collection, in exchange for kids to be lured into their spaceship which sat cloaked a few miles out from the orphanage, using them to re-power the ship.

Accidentally arriving in Pasadena a few decades too early whilst trying to get her companions Alec and Constance O'Conor for a home visit, the Sixteenth Doctor caught wind of this plot and promptly put an end to it - getting the orphanage closed, the girls living inside moved to a safer place and Christopher arrested. The Doll Makers tried to flee, but their spaceship wasn’t ready yet and it exploded mid flight. (TV: *The Girl with the Porcelain Skin*)
Ganyo

**Ganyo** was a human colony planet led by Colony Head Governor Sarwell Upton, which was seen as one of Earth's most successful human colonies in the 23rd century. It had seven moons, one of which was Canis Astra.

## History

When humans moved into Ganyo, they discovered that a group of Drashigs lived on Canis Astra, one of the seven moons which orbited the planet. They attempted to extract them from the moon, moving them to a more accessible location on Ganyo, but after an attempt to move a singular Drashig failed due to ending in a containment breach and the death of numerous personnel, Upton decided to simply abandon any interest into Canis Astra and defunded all research and operations relating the moon.

However, with the increasing intake of non-recyclable waste building up in the colony, he began to use it as a landfill of sorts - which eventually destroyed the environment of Canis Astra, reducing it to what could be considered a glorified wasteland as waste-filled vessels travelled between the moon and the planet disposing of various harmful contents. The Drashigs' original prey had now becoming extinct, and thus had to live off of the waste. Occasionally, the waste-filled vessels would also carry prisoners who were intended to be disposed of. More often than not, they fell victim to the Drashigs if they hadn't already succumbed to the heavily radiated atmosphere.

When the Sixteenth Doctor and Tari Ackerman arrived on Canis Astra with the TARDIS after threatening Upton, they encountered a dying Drashig which had been mortally wounded by a prisoner. After attempting to comfort it until it eventually passed away, both Tari and the Doctor swore to avenge what had been done to their own habitat.

After the disappearance of Upton, a clean-up operation was subsequently launched by colony activists at the request of Tari. (TV: *Prisoners of the Moon*)
In Flux (TV story)

*"Hold on. Gallifreyan soldiers on an uncharted world? Who do you lot think you are, swarming the immediate vicinity with your Battle TARDISes?”
“Who do we think we are? You’re not very much one to talk lady, are you? You’ve came here with the same transport, and presumably the same intentions as us. You’re here to eradicate the last remnants of this arachnid scum.”
“Arachnid scum? I’m quite afraid that I have no idea what you’re on about, dear. This is the part where I would ideally say that context is key, I would imagine.”
“You really don’t know?”
“Would I be asking if I knew?”
“The* Racnoss*, for Arcadia's sake.”
“Oh, well, uh... that puts quite a turn on things, doesn’t it?"*
―The Sixteenth Doctor and Iriel's first meeting

***In Flux*** was the first episode of Series 13 of *Doctor Who*. It was the first part of a two-part story, followed by *Web of Deceit*.

This episode introduced Iriel as portrayed by Julie Graham as the Sixteenth Doctor's new companion.

## Synopsis

Pakla X, a ravaged moon in the Kasterborous Constellation, is in the epicentre of the raging Racnoss Wars; a conflict spanning light years against the deadly arachnid species and the omnipotent Time Lords. The Doctor knows that, by the end, the outcome will be one of mass genocide and the near-extinction of the Racnoss Empire.

One of many of the first fledgling empires to succumb to the iron fist of Gallifrey’s indigenous people, but when the Doctor arrives shortly after saying goodbye to her dearest companions Alec and Constance, torn out of the vortex by an unseen force, she’s plummeted headfirst into an even bigger mystery.

Arriving in the final days of the war, history as the Doctor knows it is being altered at the hands of one sinister arachnid Empress. Somehow, the Empress knows that the Racnoss will lose the battle in one last fight to the death, and she’s hellbent on altering the course of history in her own favour - but can the Doctor stop her, alongside the rather bloodthirsty Gallifreyan soldier known as Iriel?

## Cast

* The Doctor - Celia Imrie
* Iriel - Julie Graham
* Kalti'noq Mal-Galdha - Sarah Parish

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Lee Haven Jones

## Continuity

* The Doctor finally enters the Racnoss Wars. Iriel is a Gallifreyan commander, in charge of rooting out hidden strains of Racnoss. (TV: *The Runaway Bride*)

## Story Notes

* Originally playing the Racnoss Empress in the Racnoss's 2006 debut story *The Runaway Bride*, it'd taken actor Sarah Parish a lot of convincing by Amato in order to reprise her role as one of the vicious alien arachnids; repeatedly voicing her discomfort in playing the role again numerous times in behind the scenes footage.

 **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*
James Liron

**James Liron** was a companion of the Doctor from the Sixteenth Doctor's future who led a campaign against her with UNIT.

## Biography

As a teenager, James became a companion of an incarnation of the Doctor after the Sixteenth Doctor, along with his sister. After travelling for some time, the Doctor proved to be absent-minded and neglectful - which came to a head when during a battle on an asteroid, the Doctor's constant mistakes led to the death of James' sister. Unable to face up to what they'd done, the Doctor abandoned James, leaving him stranded with his sister's dead body.

Making contact with UNIT due to having previously met them before, James was rescued, where he was offered a job within the organisation. (TV: *Confrontation*) Rising up in the ranks, James planned his revenge on the Doctor - with his plan being kicked into action when he became aware of the Sixteenth Doctor's arrival on Earth in 2015 with her companions Violet and Leo. He sent a strike team to intercept the Doctor, where they destroyed her sonic screwdriver and the TARDIS using advanced alien technology - and forced her to go on the run. (TV: *Future Past*)

James and his team followed the Doctor and co to Cardiff, where they teamed up with Torchwood, revealing the institute's continued existence to UNIT for the first time, since they were assumed to be destroyed in 2009. (TV: *To the Ends of the Earth*)

With Torchwood on the Doctor's side and UNIT on James' side, a skirmish broke out between the two groups, with James becoming more and more desperate to kill the Doctor at all costs. However, the Doctor eventually learnt the truth behind James' vendetta against her, having been clueless as to why he hated her so much up until then. She then vowed that she would never take James on as a companion when she would finally meet him for real in the future; also protecting his sister from dying. This caused a time shift meaning James' manhunt never happened and restoring the sonic and TARDIS back to normal. (TV: *Confrontation*)
Doctor Who Fan Series Wiki

**Welcome to the Doctor Who Fan Series Wiki!** If you're reading this, then welcome.

The following wiki is a documentation of a *Doctor Who* fan series devised by a group of friends where we ask the simple question: "What if the Thirteenth Doctor's regeneration at the end of *The Power of the Doctor* didn't result in the return of an old face?"

Currently sitting at twelve entirely original Doctors, it has been quite a long journey to plan it all out and has taken a lot of contributions from an array of talented people. Please note that we are no longer looking to add any more eras to the project at this point in time.

## The Doctor

**Fourteenth Doctor****Fifteenth Doctor****Sixteenth Doctor****Seventeenth Doctor****Eighteenth Doctor****Nineteenth Doctor****Twentieth Doctor****Twenty-First Doctor****Twenty-Second Doctor****Twenty-Third Doctor****Twenty-Fourth Doctor****"Other" Doctor**

## Series List

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**Series 1****Series 2****Series 3****Series 4****Series 5****Series 6****The Specials**
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**Series 7****Series 8****Series 9****Series 10****Series 11**
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**Series 12****Series 13****Series 14****Series 15**
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**Series 16****Series 17****Series 18****Series 19**
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**Series 20****Series 21****Series 22****The Specials**
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**Series 23****Series 24****Series 25****The Specials**
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**Series 26****Series 27****Series 28**
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**Series 29****Series 30****Series 31****Series 32**
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**Series 33****Series 34****Series 35****Series 36**
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**Series 37****Series 38****Series 39****Series 40****The Specials**
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**Series 41****Series 42****Series 43****Series 44**
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**Torchwood: Phoenix Rising****Class Series 2****The Sarah Jane Adventures Continued**
Graeme Harper

**Graeme Harper** is a BAFTA award-winning Director (born 11 March 1945) who has numerous episodes of *Doctor Who* and is well-known and well respected by the community for his directing skills.

Despite his legendary reputation as a director of *Doctor Who*, Graeme has directed for other popular British TV shows including *Hollyoaks*, *Inside No.9*, *Holby City* and *Coronation Street*, including the Tram Crash episode for the show's 50th anniversary. However, this is just a small taste of the massive catalog of productions he has held the role of director in.

## Credits

### Fourteenth Doctor

#### Series 1

* *The Devil's Starlight*
* *The Infernal Helix*
* *The Paradox Machine*
* *The Warrior's Way*

#### Series 3

* *Mendacium*
* *Race to Galaxy's End*

### Fifteenth Doctor

#### Series 9

* *The Amazing Adventures of Dr. Who*
* *Life in Perpetual Darkness*

### Seventeenth Doctor

#### Series 16

* *Extinction Planet*
* *Reckoning of the Mlerki*
Happy Families (TV story)

*"Great, now I'm covered in the slime of this... disgusting slug thing."
"Disgusting slug* THING?! *Doctor, keep your pet in line!"
"Yes, Tari, try present at least a modicum of respect. Cretin will do, I think."*
― Tari Ackerman, Veg and the Sixteenth Doctor

***Happy Families*** was the second episode of Series 15 of *Doctor Who*.

This episode introduced Tari Ackerman as portrayed by Taj Atwal as the Sixteenth Doctor's new companion.

## Synopsis

When the Doctor is forced to land at the turn of the 57th century after an incident with her TARDIS and the Nun, she meets a young woman working for the Galactic Census who is investigating an institute accustomed only to the filthy rich peoples of the nearby galaxies. An institute which appears to allow these people to build their own families from scratch using only their finest technology; but at whose expense?

As the Doctor and new found companion Tari delve deeper into this dark mystery, she begins to uncover a malicious plan orchestrated by a familiar, slimy entity; only this time, they’re exploiting a lot more than just prisoners...

## Cast

* The Doctor - Celia Imrie
* Tari Ackerman - Taj Atwal
* Karis Denison - Warwick Davis
* Tev - Nabil Shaban
* Veg - Christopher Ryan

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Lee Haven Jones

## Continuity

* The Seventh Meddler had forced the Doctor to land on Corporation Station 7, using her technology she used to drag soldiers out of time. (TV: *A Century Reborn*)
* The Doctor originally mistakes Tev for Sil, another Mentor; Tev is not aware as to who Sil is. (TV: *Vengeance on Varos*)

## Story Notes

* *Happy Families* was not always Tari's introductory episode, originally it was planned for her to be introduced in *Brothers of the Sundown*, before it was brought up to *Dust to Dust* and then finally, *Happy Families*.

 **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*
If You Want a RedFizz... (TV story)

**If You Want a RedFizz...** was the third episode of Series 2 of *Class*.

## Synopsis

April always thought modern day marketing was obnoxious, but this was just plain annoying. All day, every day, RedFizz advertising trucks driving around, blaring their slogans, getting their message out there. And clearly; it’s working as not only do students from Coal Hill swarm the Trucks when they arrive outside the school at lunch break, but the local residents as well, sometimes going to extreme lengths to get there before the drinks are sold out.

And then what else could happen at Coal Hill? People start dying. Certain that it’s RedFizz causing it. April tries to convince the group to investigate; but with no one taking any real notice, she decides to push matters into her own hands and do her own sleuthing, but how could the space-time rift have anything to do with the company when their production takes place miles away from the school? Is someone secretly funnelling ingredients that have fallen through to the factories?

And what kind of company wants to kill off all its customers?

## Cast

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

## Crew

* Writer - Natalie Robyn
* Director - Elegance Bratton

## Story Notes

* This episode is a slight parody of the Diet Coke adverts featuring Sophie Hopkins; where she proclaims "If you want a Diet Coke, just have a Diet Coke!"
Jane Korro

**Jane Korro** was a Catalast criminal and trafficker, whose deal with Jose Banda, led to her downfall and arrest.

## Biography

Contacted by Jose who had Raxacoricofallapatorian children stolen from Blockto Korn-Mar Thatch-Bo Jonseen to sell, Jane made her way to a cruise ship on the planet Arkha where she met Jose and the transaction was made. Heading to the storage bay to prep the crate containing the children, Jane was discovered by the Seventeenth Doctor, Jayanna IX and Blockto after Jose had accidentally given away her location whilst being interrogated by the Time Lords.

Just right then, the ship docked itself at its next destination and before Jane could react, she was arrested by Arkha authorities alongside Jose and Blockto. (TV: *Out of Sight, Out of Mind*)
Future Past (TV story)

***Future Past*** was the eighth episode of Series 14 of *Doctor Who*. It was the first part of a three-part story, followed by *To the Ends of the Earth* and then *Confrontation*.

## Synopsis

The Doctor has lived a long life, she has been to a great many places. However, when she lands on Earth, it isn't her past that comes back to haunt her, but instead it is her future.

James was once the Doctor’s companion, or he will be.

One day however, when his Doctor left him stranded on an asteroid with his dead sister by his side, he vowed that he would get his revenge one way or another.

And now, the Doctor finds herself in his crosshair for a mistake that she hasn't even made yet.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Celia Imrie
* Violet Blackwell - Lydia West
* Leo Darius-Alesandro - Bill Milner
* James Liron - Aaron Taylor-Johnson

## Crew

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

## Story Notes

* King has confirmed that the title of this story, is in fact, a reference to the X-Men comic and movie adaption of a similar name, known as *Days of Future Past*.
	+ Ironically, Aaron Taylor-Johnson who plays the main villain of the trilogy, played Quicksilver in the Marvel Cinematic Universe; a character that belonged at various periods of time to the X-Men.

 **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*
Kamdo

Kamdo and its moon.

**Kamdo** was the fifth and outermost planet in the Amitu System. It was well known for supposedly being the home of the Sky Demon among various groups of space pirates.

## Characteristics

It was quite hostile; while not inhabited by any native life, Kamdo had nightmarish weather conditions and practically no water. While the atmosphere had an excessively high sulphur concentration, it was still breathable while unpleasant to be in for long amounts of time. The ground was usually grey and rocky, with large boulders mixed into a fine sandy dust. The surface was populated with a large amount of mountains and volcanoes owing to the planets volatile state and large amount of tectonic activity.

Before being forced into the Shravana's domain, the Doctor remarked that he found the salty taste of the higher atmosphere quite refreshing.

Kamdo had one moon. (TV: *The Sky Demon Can Wait*)

## History

Millennia before life in the universe began, the Shravana made full contact with reality by punching a hole in space in the surface of Kamdo. This resulted in the formation of a large volcano-like structure, the observable interior simply being a blinding white glow.

Billions of years after the Shravana event, the planet was visited by the Aremh, who, upon assessing the Shravana situation, declared the deadly world the Holiest Planet in the solar system. The Aremh were then promptly wiped out, resulting in further billions of years of the planet sitting alone. (TV: *The Sky Demon Can Wait*)

Several visits were made by humanoid travellers over time, however reports of these expeditions were usually vague and unintelligible, and, according to a number of other travellers who deemed themselves as experts in the field, often completely made up. The last of these such visits was made by two simultaneous expeditions - that of a space pirate crew on a search to find the Sky Demon with the kidnapped Doctor and that of the Doctor's companions on a mission to rescue him. (TV: *All Hail the Sky Demon*)
Harmony and Redemption (TV story)

***Harmony and Redemption*** was the seventh episode of Series 27 of *Doctor Who*.

This episode marked the final appearance of D.C. Douglas as Kyber as a regular cast member.

## Synopsis

*Welcome onboard the Harmony and Redemption! Please enjoy your time aboard, and take in the wondrous sights of the nearby galaxies and everything it has to offer from highly precious minerals guarded by ancient civilisations, to one of the rarest anomalous spectacles in Mutter’s Spiral! It’s a sight you simply won’t forget...*

The Harmony and Redemption is a luxury space cruiseliner for the most hardened of criminal masterminds. A swift yet expensive getaway where ruthless maniacs can slip off for a cocktail or two while enjoying the sights that the universe has to offer. Sights that they often find they never have the time to admire - except for one person. Vienna Salvatori.

Though, she’s not aboard this ship for reasons you may think. Instead, she’s on the trail of a highly secretive and shady organisation who are willing to go through hell just to have the skilled assassin brought down. A secretive organisation which are coincidentally all holed up on the vessel for a brief excursion. Naturally, everything seems to be going to plan. Guns primed, explosives planted strategically across the grandiose interior.

And then the blue box arrives.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Lennie James
* Penelope - Laura Aikman
* Kyber - D.C. Douglas
* Vienna Salvatori - Chase Masterson

## Crew

* Writer - Max Amato
* Director - Jonathan Frakes

## Story Notes

* Originally conceived as a two parter, the second part had to be dropped following a belief from Amato that no more real plot could be drawn and that the story worked best with a single part.
* With Kyber being added last minute, his exit had to be hastly included, with *Harmony and Redemption* being chosen simply for its setting making the more sense in terms of being a place where he would want to stay.

 **Series 28** | Regular Episodes | *The Trial* / *The Eye of the Storm* / *Nova* / *The Improper Sontarans* / *The Fracturing Algak* / *The Puppet Masters* / *An End Once And For All: Part One* / *An End Once And For All: Part Two*
Doctor Who Annual Series 33

***Doctor Who Annual Series 33*** was the British *Doctor Who* annual published by BBC Children's Books. Unlike with all British annuals, which were published in the year prior the cover date, this annual forewent displaying a year and instead chose to name itself after the series it mainly covered.

## Overview

Publisher BBC Children's Books, UK
Priced £8.99 (UK)
Format: Hardback, 112 pages
Featured Doctor: Twenty-Second Doctor
Featured Companions: Samantha
Featured Enemies: Various
### Features

* Showtime
* Cyberdome
* Doctor Who: Behind the Scenes (A Look at the Production of Series Thirty-Three)
* *The Doctor's Diary*
* *Secrets of the TARDIS*
* *Know Your Friends and Foes*
	+ The Doctor
	+ Samantha
	+ The Corsair
	+ The Sea Devils
	+ Tony Lamor
	+ Earl Tornsey
	+ The Daleks
	+ The Master
	+ The Quarks
* *Intergalactic Guide to Planets and Places*
	+ Ognara
	+ Calufrax
	+ Gamma 4.X7
	+ Spiridon
	+ Phaaris

### Additional features

* Quiz: Which alien are you most like?
* Puzzle: Character Crossword
* Puzzle: Who's There?
* Puzzle: Species Word Search
* Puzzle: Monster Merge
* Puzzle: Cliff Code
* Puzzle: Spot the Difference
* Make-It: Sonic Screwdriver
* Word-Puzzle: Who is he?
* Puzzle: Find The TARDIS
Heather's Bad Day (TV story)

***Heather's Bad Day*** is the sixth episode of Series 23 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Heather Crombie does not consider herself to be anything important; she works long days at the local laundrette, goes home, eats her tea and then goes to sleep. Day in and day out; that is until after a long 7-and-a-half-hour long shift, she is knocked into a puddle by a passerby. Ordinarily, this would be nothing but another bad day in a long line, but as she continues on her walk, she finds herself drenched with a mixture of sweat, detergent and now, Time.

As she walks, reality seems to glitch around her, casting her down into her own timeline with each step seemingly taking her from one year of her life to the next. Lost within her own past, Heather wonders if she’ll ever make it home, especially as old traumas rise back to the surface and the threats faced in each year form very real consequences to her present.

With her personal timeline unravelling, her only hope lies with a stranger who seems to keep cropping up throughout; a stranger calling herself the Doctor, as well as her friends, Orla, Alexis and Tamara, who keep telling her that an organisation called ‘the Hexed’ is responsible for her predicament... and as each year passes, even these strangers are unsure if they can save Heather in time. With the potential to be erased from existence, the only one who may be able to save Heather is herself.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Katie McGrath
* Orla Adair - Hannah John-Kamen
* Alexis Frye - Amandla Stenberg
* Tamara Kendall - Maya Hawke
* Heather Crombie - TBA

## Story Notes

 **Series 24** | Regular Episodes | *The Life and Times of Nimueh Sheehy*
Invasion of the Alien Squid People from Outer Space (TV story)

*"You're a Squid!"
"A what?"
"A squid!"*
―Taylor Bennett and Squid Subordinate Three

***Invasion of the Alien Squid People from Outer Space*** was the second episode of Series 18 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

Promising Taylor and Luna excitement and adventure amongst the stars, the Doctor slams the randomiser button and the TARDIS takes the trio to the planet Alpha Cancri. On the extensively aqueous planet, the time travellers find stunning views, fascinating flora and an entire imperial civilisation populated entirely by bipedal tentacled cephalopods.

Paraded all over the shop as freakish anomalies, the trio eventually manage to create something resembling mutual respect with the natives who, upon learning that they come from different planets, enthusiastically explain everything about their society, customs and future plans. The Doctor is initially impressed by their intent to colonise nearby planets for increased space and resources, until they express interest in a particularly suitable world not far away from Alpha Cancri - Earth. They initially dismiss it under the impression that it would be too hard to conquer, being already inhabited. However, they spot something that made them very quickly change their minds - squids.

Cephalopoda Coleoidea. *Squid*.

These animals native to Earth bear a disturbing similarity to the tentacled inhabitants of Alpha Cancri, and they did not take this well. Amid cries of “execute the oppressors” and “save the children”, the Doctor and co. have to prevent a devastating invasion of Earth by squid-people before it’s too late!

## Cast

* The Doctor - Dev Patel
* Taylor Bennett - Adelayo Adedayo
* Luna Feng - Jessica Henwick

## Crew

* Writer - Katie Taylor
* Director - Ed Bye

## Continuity

* The Doctor recalls a Squid who became President of the Alae Republic; the rest of the Squids tell him that he must've been an outlier amongst their kind. (TV: *No Cause for Concern*)

## Story Notes

* The entire story premise of alien squids becoming outraged at the apparent slavery of earth squids by humans had been a jokey suggestion from showrunner Natalie Robyn to writer Katie Taylor, but one that they liked a lot.

 **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*
Doctor Who Annual Series 16

***Doctor Who Annual Series 16*** was the British *Doctor Who* annual published by BBC Children's Books. Unlike with all British annuals, which were published in the year prior the cover date, this annual forewent displaying a year and instead chose to name itself after the series it mainly covered.

## Overview

Publisher BBC Children's Books, UK
Priced £7.99 (UK)
Format: Hardback, 94 pages
Featured Doctor: Seventeenth Doctor
Jayanna IX - list of appearances

The following is a **list of Jayanna IX's appearances**.

## Television

### Series 19

* *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*
Doctor Who and the Moonmen (TV story)

*"Let's drink to the ruins of what we fortunate few are leaving behind."*
―Alyx Morgan

***Doctor Who and the Moonmen*** was the fourteenth episode of Series 19 of *Doctor Who*. It was the first part of a two-part story, followed by *I Am The Doctor*.

## Synopsis

Benevolence, compassion, pure unadulterated bliss - this is what the Moonmen offer.

And it's what the crowds flocking en masse to Alyx Morgan's latest gift to the human race receive, for sure. Once he had found a race of what were essentially gods, residing alone on the dark side of the moon, offering unlimited kindness to those who merely ask for it - what else was he supposed to do but sell tickets to visit them?

However, there are much more worrying events unfolding behind the scenes, as the Doctor discovers. Well, both Doctors discover. Unbeknownst to the Doctor and Jayanna, another lost and confused Doctor is trying to piece together a mystery of his own; who he is, how he came here, and how to escape the gaze of the dreaded Moonmen...

## Cast

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

## Crew

* Writer - Katie Taylor
* Director - Lucy Tcherniak

## Continuity

* After landing on the Moon, the Doctor claims that he's never had too much luck on moonbases. (TV: *The Moonbase*, *The Seeds of Death*)
* The Doctor immediately recognises the Moonmen's abilities as being identical to that of the Wizards on Unnuna. (TV: *How to Live Forever*)
* Roki pretends that he is the recently regenerated Eighteenth Doctor. (TV: *Monsters and Legends*)

## See Also

* *How To Live Forever*

 **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*
Harvest Season (TV story)

***Harvest Season*** was the fifth episode of Series 2 of *Doctor Who*.

## Synopsis

When diplomatic starships entering the Datysian system start to disappear, the Shadow Proclamation has no other choice but to turn to the Doctor. The Datysians are a proud and secluded people; to launch a public inquiry would be to make an accusation.

With the TARDIS, the Doctor doesn't take long to bypass the Datysian defences and reach the planet's surface undetected. What will she do when faced with the vast factories of Datysia - and the many, many ambassadors who have been taken for experimentation in the Datysians' quest for immortality?

## Cast

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

## Crew

* Writer - Logan Crimson
* Director - Toby Haynes

## Continuity

* Xanrass 1 can be seen as being part of the Datysian System on a map the Doctor reads. (TV: *The Holo-Matrix*)
* The Doctor seals Datysia into a time-lock with the assistance of the Shadow Proclamation, stating that she can stop them from ever becoming a threat. However, she is unsure as to whether it will hold forever. (TV: *The Crimes of Datysia*)
* Elias questions if the Doctor has the right to seal Datysia away. (TV: *Genesis of the Daleks*)

## Story Notes

* A working title for this episode was *Harvest Time*.

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

## Incarnations of Jayanna

Born for war, **Jayanna VI** fought in the Last Great Time War all the way until the end.

## Biography

Once young and fit, many centuries of fighting eventually took its toll. It was also during the war that Jayanna met up with Mosdra again for the first time since her second incarnation, where they agreed to finally make up.

She survived until the end of the war and was present at Arcadia when it fell. After Gallifrey was moved into its pocket dimension, she was taken to a field hospital where she finally died of old age and regenerated once more. (TV: *I Predict a Riot*)

## Appearance

Jayanna IX described her sixth self to the Seventeenth Doctor as having a serious disposition, a battleworn and hard expression and blonde hair.
Emi

**Emi** was a Kaled from Skaro and a companion of the Fifteenth Doctor.

## Personality

Born in wartime, Emi was a particularly serious and straightforward person with everybody that she didn't know, including the Doctor and Jake at first. She had a somewhat difficult time understanding what's wrong and what's right, which often led to the Doctor having to teach her the difference - but any mistakes were done out of ignorance, rather than malice.

Despite this, she was very confident, intelligent, brave and always tried to juice every bit of information out of every serious situation possible. However, she still could manage to resort to her extensive melee skills, gained due to a constant fight for survival during the war. She held deep shame for what her people, the Kaleds, would become in her future; expressing this as a vicious hatred towards the Daleks.

## Appearance

Emi resembled a typical female Kaled of above average height, with dark skin, brown eyes and long, black hair which she wore in various different styles, including dreadlocks or twists.
Nyssa of Traken

**Nyssa of Traken** was a previous companion of the Doctor's, more specifically during their fourth and fifth incarnations and a later associate of the Sixteenth Doctor.

## Biography

Many years after leaving the company of the Fifth Doctor onboard the *Terminus*, Nyssa found herself caught up within the Imperial-Renegade Dalek Civil War, stuck on the sidelines. Wanting to help with the numerous number of patients coming in as a result of the civil war, Nyssa joined the crew of the Kepler as a Chief Medical Adviser, alongside her robot, Loki.

However, Nyssa became unaware of Davros fleeing from the Renegade Daleks and hiding onboard the Kepler. As he accidentally got himself trapped within the bowels of the ship for many years, Nyssa continued working until one day, the Kepler arrived in the Garizan Cluster and everything changed. The ship was ambushed by Renegade Daleks who were searching for Davros, during the same time that the Sixteenth Doctor, Alec and Constance O'Conor landed within the Kepler. The Doctor reunited with her former companion, who took some persuading that this was the same person as the Doctor Nyssa knew so long ago.

At the same time, Alec and Constance uncovered the presence of Davros, just as the Daleks broke through the Kepler's defences. (TV: *An Unlikely Stowaway*)

Following the Doctor to confront Davros about what the fleet's purpose truly was, Nyssa later helped to fight back against the invaders, supplying medical equipment and looking after those who were injured. Eventually, the Daleks were defeated and Davros fled. Nyssa and the Doctor used the time afterwards to properly catch up, before the Doctor and her companions had to leave, with Nyssa remaining behind to continue her work onboard the Kepler. (TV: *The Fall of the Kepler*)
Jayanna IV

## Incarnations of Jayanna

Young and naive, **Jayanna IV** was a short-lived incarnation.

## Biography

Wanting to avoid any awkward questions following the regeneration, Jayanna secretly and quietly left the village, dematerialising her TARDIS away. Later, she found herself under attack from space pirates, who made her TARDIS crash land onto a jungle planet.

Forced to exit the vessel as it was on fire, the pirates touched down onto the surface of the planet and chased her, up until the point where she accidentally ran off the edge of a cliff and fell into the depths below. She died immediately. Fortunately, this event was witnessed by staff of the Grand Scarlet Hotel, which was flying past nearby. They chased the pirates off and brought both Jayanna and her TARDIS onboard. Given her own room, Jayanna regenerated atop her bed in an older, taller body. (AUDIO: *The Grand Scarlet Hotel*)

## Appearance

Jayanna V later described this incarnation as being young looking and small, but also shy and timid.
Doctor Who Annual Series 31

***Doctor Who Annual Series 31*** was the British *Doctor Who* annual published by BBC Children's Books. Unlike with all British annuals, which were published in the year prior the cover date, this annual forewent displaying a year and instead chose to name itself after the series it mainly covered.

## Overview

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

* The Final Showdown
* Dalekmania
* Doctor Who: Behind the Scenes (A Look at the Production of Series Thirty-One)
* *The Doctor's Diary*
* *Secrets of the TARDIS*
* *Know Your Friends and Foes*
	+ The Doctor
	+ Ruben
	+ The Stenza
	+ Brother Kaufman
	+ The Terileptils
	+ The Daleks
	+ Tev and Veg
	+ The Slitheen
	+ "The Tenth Doctor"‏‎
* *Intergalactic Guide to Planets and Places*
	+ Tesrii
	+ Pallas
	+ Skaro
	+ Murtha
	+ Celta-Gamma Planet

### Additional features

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