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Resurrection of the Daleks (TV story)

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	The Daleks try a direct frontal assault on the prison station with poor results. The station crew, led by Dr. Styles and Lt. Mercer, fight back in force. Lytton persuades the [[Dalek variants\|Dalek Supreme]] to use poisonous gas to dispose of the crew. This proves a success and the Daleks have little trouble taking over the ship. Following orders, Watch Officer Osborn tries to destroy Davros, first with a non-functional automated system, then in person. However, Lytton and an engineer break into the cell and kill Osborn before she can complete her mission, then release Davros from his cryogenic imprisonment.		The Daleks try a direct frontal assault on the prison station with poor results. The station crew, led by Dr. Styles and Lt. Mercer, fight back in force. Lytton persuades the [[Dalek variants\|Dalek Supreme]] to use poisonous gas to dispose of the crew. This proves a success and the Daleks have little trouble taking over the ship. Following orders, Watch Officer Osborn tries to destroy Davros, first with a non-functional automated system, then in person. However, Lytton and an engineer break into the cell and kill Osborn before she can complete her mission, then release Davros from his cryogenic imprisonment.

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	The Doctor and his friends have by now met a traumatised Stien. He joins them in returning to the warehouse to hunt for the time corridor. There they meet a military bomb disposal squad, called in after builders uncovered what they believed unexploded bombs. While the others are distracted, Turlough stumbles into the time corridor, ending up on the Dalek ship.		The Doctor and his friends have by now met a traumatised Stien. He joins them in returning to the warehouse to hunt for the time corridor. There they meet a military bomb disposal squad, called in after builders uncovered what they believed unexploded bombs. While the others are distracted, Turlough stumbles into the time corridor, ending up on the Dalek ship.

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	Back on Earth, Colonel Archer returns to the warehouse, obviously under Dalek control. Tegan tries to escape, but is soon recaptured by the policemen. She is taken through the time corridor to the Dalek ship. The squad's scientific advisor, Professor Laird, is shot while trying to flee the soldiers. Meanwhile, in the duplication chamber, Stien is overcome by confusion:. The Doctor has realised Stien's conditioning is unstable. He challenges his ability to think for himself. As the mind-copying sequence nears completion, Stien breaks his conditioning and stops the process, freeing the Doctor.		Back on Earth, Colonel Archer returns to the warehouse, obviously under Dalek control. Tegan tries to escape, but is soon recaptured by the policemen. She is taken through the time corridor to the Dalek ship. The squad's scientific advisor, Professor Laird, is shot while trying to flee the soldiers. Meanwhile, in the duplication chamber, Stien is overcome by confusion:. The Doctor has realised Stien's conditioning is unstable. He challenges his ability to think for himself. As the mind-copying sequence nears completion, Stien breaks his conditioning and stops the process, freeing the Doctor.
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-	The Doctor finds Turlough and Tegan,. They return to the TARDIS with Stien and the last surviving station crew member. Rather than depart, the Doctor decides he must destroy Davros once and for all. With Stien and Lt. Mercer he heads to the station lab,. He leaves Tegan and Turlough in the TARDIS, which he has secretly programmed to return them to the warehouse on time delay. In the lab, Davros has heard the Doctor has been taken prisoner by the Daleks. He announces that once the Doctor has been exterminated, he will build a new race of Daleks which shall be even more deadly,. They shall again become the supreme beings...	+	The Doctor finds Turlough and Tegan,. They return to the TARDIS with Stien and the last surviving station crew member. Rather than depart, the Doctor decides he must destroy Davros once and for all. With Stien and Lt. Mercer he heads to the station lab. He leaves Tegan and Turlough in the TARDIS, which he has secretly programmed to return them to the warehouse on time delay. In the lab, Davros has heard the Doctor has been taken prisoner by the Daleks. He announces that once the Doctor has been exterminated, he will build a new race of Daleks which shall be even more deadly. They shall again become the supreme beings...

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Logopolis (TV story)

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	The Master attaches a device to the sonic projectors and sets up a counterwave that brings silence to the Central Registry, preventing the Registers from making their calculations. He goes to the Registry's control room (a replica of the [[Pharos Project]] on [[Earth]], a [[radio telescope]] tasked to seek out signs of [[alien\|extraterrestrial life]]). He demands the Monitor tell him the true purpose of Logopolis. The Doctor arrives with Adric and Nyssa. Adric deactivates the Master's device, only for the Master to have Nyssa attempt to throttle him. Tegan restores the device and the Master repeats his demand. The Monitor warns the Master that bringing Logopolis to a halt will cause universal disaster, but the Master replies that it is only a temporary effect. He attempts to demonstrate this assertion by deactivating the suppression device.		The Master attaches a device to the sonic projectors and sets up a counterwave that brings silence to the Central Registry, preventing the Registers from making their calculations. He goes to the Registry's control room (a replica of the [[Pharos Project]] on [[Earth]], a [[radio telescope]] tasked to seek out signs of [[alien\|extraterrestrial life]]). He demands the Monitor tell him the true purpose of Logopolis. The Doctor arrives with Adric and Nyssa. Adric deactivates the Master's device, only for the Master to have Nyssa attempt to throttle him. Tegan restores the device and the Master repeats his demand. The Monitor warns the Master that bringing Logopolis to a halt will cause universal disaster, but the Master replies that it is only a temporary effect. He attempts to demonstrate this assertion by deactivating the suppression device.

-	The silence persists. The calculations do not resume. They go outside, and find all the Logopolitans dead, crumbling to dust, and the city collapsing. The Master thinks this is a trick and tries to have Nyssa strangle the Monitor, but the control device ceases to function. He tries to increase the device's power, but it falls apart as local decay increases. The Monitor explains the situation: the universe has long ago passed the point of [[Wikipedia:heat death of the universe\|heat death]]. To stave off final collapse, the Logopolitans have been modelling temporary [[Charged Vacuum Emboitment]]s, like the one through which the TARDIS was [[Full Circle\|previously transported into E-Space]]. The excess [[entropy]] generated by the universe had been passing through the CVEs to other universes. The Master's interference has closed the CVEs and the universe is now dying at last. The Doctor realises he has no choice. To save the universe, he has to work with the Master. He orders his companions into the TARDIS. When they argue about him working with the Master, the Doctor points out that he never chose to travel with any of them; Adric came aboard as a stowaway, Tegan's curiosity brought her into the Doctor's life and Nyssa came to him asking for help finding her father. With that, the three return to the TARDIS. The Master holds out his hand to the Doctor on their agreement to work together. "One last hope." says the Doctor and they shake hands.	+	The silence persists. The calculations do not resume. They go outside, and find all the Logopolitans dead, crumbling to dust, and the city collapsing. The Master thinks this is a trick and tries to have Nyssa strangle the Monitor, but the control device ceases to function. He tries to increase the device's power, but it falls apart as local decay increases. The Monitor explains the situation: the universe has long ago passed the point of [[Wikipedia:heat death of the universe\|heat death]]. To stave off final collapse, the Logopolitans have been modelling temporary [[Charged Vacuum Emboitment]]s, like the one through which the TARDIS was [[Full Circle\|previously transported into E-Space]]. The excess [[entropy]] generated by the universe had been passing through the CVEs to other universes. The Master's interference has closed the CVEs and the universe is now dying at last. The Doctor realises he has no choice. To save the universe, he has to work with the Master. He orders his companions into the TARDIS. When they argue about him working with the Master, the Doctor points out that he never chose to travel with any of them; Adric came aboard as a stowaway, Tegan's curiosity brought her into the Doctor's life and Nyssa came to him asking for help finding her father. With that, the three return to the TARDIS. The Master holds out his hand to the Doctor on their agreement to work together. "One last hope," says the Doctor and they shake hands.

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	[[File:Logopolis_part4.JPG\|thumb\|left\| Final moments of the [[Fourth Doctor]]]]		[[File:Logopolis_part4.JPG\|thumb\|left\| Final moments of the [[Fourth Doctor]]]]
-	Adric, Nyssa and Tegan enter the TARDIS. The Doctor has the Watcher take it out of [[spacetime]]. However, Tegan refuses to co-operate and follows the Doctor, Master and Monitor back to the Logopolis control room. The Monitor reveals that they had been completing a program to make the CVEs permanent. He prepares to use it on one of the surviving CVEs, but entropy takes hold of him. He disintegrates before their eyes. The Doctor dismantles the computer and realises the program is stored in [[bubble memory]] that they can use with the real Pharos Project. The Doctor, Master and Tegan escape from Logopolis in the Master's TARDIS.	+	Adric, Nyssa and Tegan enter the TARDIS. The Doctor has the Watcher take it out of [[space]]/[[time]]. However, Tegan refuses to cooperate and follows the Doctor, Master and Monitor back to the Logopolis control room. The Monitor reveals that they had been completing a program to make the CVEs permanent. He prepares to use it on one of the surviving CVEs, but entropy takes hold of him. He disintegrates before their eyes. The Doctor dismantles the computer and realises the program is stored in [[bubble memory]] that they can use with the real Pharos Project. The Doctor, Master and Tegan escape from Logopolis in the Master's TARDIS.

	Adric and Nyssa watch helplessly in the Doctor's TARDIS as a portion of the universe is wiped out by encroaching entropy — including [[Traken]]. On Earth, the two [[Time Lord]]s reconfigure the Logopolitan program and feed it into the Project's computers, but the Master points out that the transmitter is pointed away from the last surviving CVE. After speaking with the Watcher, Adric brings the Doctor's TARDIS to Earth as the Doctor and the Master run to realign the dish. The Doctor's [[companion]]s distract the guards and the two Time Lords go to the dish's control room, hooking up a [[light speed overdrive]] from the Master's TARDIS to ensure the signal gets to the CVE in time. On transmission of the program, the CVE begins stabilising.		Adric and Nyssa watch helplessly in the Doctor's TARDIS as a portion of the universe is wiped out by encroaching entropy — including [[Traken]]. On Earth, the two [[Time Lord]]s reconfigure the Logopolitan program and feed it into the Project's computers, but the Master points out that the transmitter is pointed away from the last surviving CVE. After speaking with the Watcher, Adric brings the Doctor's TARDIS to Earth as the Doctor and the Master run to realign the dish. The Doctor's [[companion]]s distract the guards and the two Time Lords go to the dish's control room, hooking up a [[light speed overdrive]] from the Master's TARDIS to ensure the signal gets to the CVE in time. On transmission of the program, the CVE begins stabilising.
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Energy of the Daleks (audio story)

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	* This is the first [[Fourth Doctor]] story in performed ''Doctor Who'' to feature the Daleks since [[DW]]: ''[[Destiny of the Daleks (TV story)\|Destiny of the Daleks]]'' in [[1979]]. Furthermore, it is the first performed Fourth Doctor story to feature the Daleks which does not also feature their creator, [[Davros]].		* This is the first [[Fourth Doctor]] story in performed ''Doctor Who'' to feature the Daleks since [[DW]]: ''[[Destiny of the Daleks (TV story)\|Destiny of the Daleks]]'' in [[1979]]. Furthermore, it is the first performed Fourth Doctor story to feature the Daleks which does not also feature their creator, [[Davros]].
-	* [[Mark Benton]] (Jack Coulson) previously played [[Clive Finch]] in [[DW]]: ''[[Rose (TV story)\|Rose]]''.	+	* [[Mark Benton]] (Jack Coulson) previously played [[Clive Finch]] in [[DW]]: ''[[Rose (TV story)\|Rose]]''. He also voiced [[Ellis]] in ''[[Invaders from Mars]]''.
	* [[John Dorney]] (Robomen) previously played [[Henry Noone]] in [[BFA]]: ''[[A Death in the Family (audio story)\|A Death in the Family]]'', [[Alexander the Great]] in [[BFA]]: ''[[Farewell, Great Macedon (audio story)\|Farewell, Great Macedon]]'', Rhythm in [[BFA]]: ''[[The Fragile Yellow Arc of Fragrance (audio story)\|The Fragile Yellow Arc of Fragrance]]'' and [[Janson Hart]] in [[BFA]]: ''[[Doing Time (audio story)\|Doing Time]]''.		* [[John Dorney]] (Robomen) previously played [[Henry Noone]] in [[BFA]]: ''[[A Death in the Family (audio story)\|A Death in the Family]]'', [[Alexander the Great]] in [[BFA]]: ''[[Farewell, Great Macedon (audio story)\|Farewell, Great Macedon]]'', Rhythm in [[BFA]]: ''[[The Fragile Yellow Arc of Fragrance (audio story)\|The Fragile Yellow Arc of Fragrance]]'' and [[Janson Hart]] in [[BFA]]: ''[[Doing Time (audio story)\|Doing Time]]''.
	* [[Dan Starkey]] (Kevin Winston) previously played numerous [[Sontaran]]s in the revived series, namely [[Skorr\|Commander Skorr]] and [[Skree\|Lieutenant Skree]] in [[DW]]: ''[[The Sontaran Stratagem (TV story)\|The Sontaran Stratagem]]'' / ''[[The Poison Sky (TV story)\|The Poison Sky]]'', [[Jask\|Commander Jask]] in [[DW]]: ''[[The End of Time (TV story)\|The End of Time]]'' and [[Strax\|Commander Strax]] in [[DW]]: ''[[A Good Man Goes to War (TV story)\|A Good Man Goes to War]]''.		* [[Dan Starkey]] (Kevin Winston) previously played numerous [[Sontaran]]s in the revived series, namely [[Skorr\|Commander Skorr]] and [[Skree\|Lieutenant Skree]] in [[DW]]: ''[[The Sontaran Stratagem (TV story)\|The Sontaran Stratagem]]'' / ''[[The Poison Sky (TV story)\|The Poison Sky]]'', [[Jask\|Commander Jask]] in [[DW]]: ''[[The End of Time (TV story)\|The End of Time]]'' and [[Strax\|Commander Strax]] in [[DW]]: ''[[A Good Man Goes to War (TV story)\|A Good Man Goes to War]]''.

Fourth Doctor

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	Whilst in the middle of conducting TARDIS repair, the Doctor and Romana were caught in the middle of a sacrificial ceremony for a "god" called the [[Nimon]]. They discovered that this "god" was actually a parasite alien preparing [[Skonnos]] for the rest of its species. The Doctor succeeded in preventing the teleport from bringing more than two extra Nimon before the Nimon killed themselves as an accidental side-effect to their final gambit. With the help of the [[Anethan]]s originally sent to be life-force sacrifices for the transporter, the Doctor destroyed the remaining Nimon before departing with Romana. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Horns of Nimon]]'')		Whilst in the middle of conducting TARDIS repair, the Doctor and Romana were caught in the middle of a sacrificial ceremony for a "god" called the [[Nimon]]. They discovered that this "god" was actually a parasite alien preparing [[Skonnos]] for the rest of its species. The Doctor succeeded in preventing the teleport from bringing more than two extra Nimon before the Nimon killed themselves as an accidental side-effect to their final gambit. With the help of the [[Anethan]]s originally sent to be life-force sacrifices for the transporter, the Doctor destroyed the remaining Nimon before departing with Romana. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Horns of Nimon]]'')
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		+	While trvaelling with Romana and K9, the Doctor receives a message from [[Salyavin\|Professor Chronotis]], who was living at [[St Cedd's College]] in [[Cambridge]]. During this encounter the Doctor met [[Chris Parsons]] and [[Clare Keightley]], who helped him to fight [[Skagra]], who attempted to steal [[The Worshipful and Ancient Law of Gallifrey]], so he could break into [[Shada (prison)\|Shada]] and retrieve Salyavin from his imprisonment. Without realising that Salyavin had escaped, and living under the alias Chronotis. The Doctor had to foil Skagra's plot, which involved taking Salyavin's power to project his mind into other minds, so he could use it to shift his mind into the minds of all life in the universe, using his [[Krarg\|Krargs]]. After defeating Skagra, the Doctor imprisoned him in his own [[Ship (Shada)\|Ship]], and decided to allow Salyavin to remain on Earth. ([[DW]]: ''[[Shada]]'')
		+	:''The Doctor, Romana and K9 Mark II spent an indeterminate period of time together, potentially quite a lengthy one given the Doctor and Romana's long life spans as Time Lords.''

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	Arriving on [[Tigella]] after repairing K9 from their previous adventure/vacation, the Doctor and Romana found themselves trapped onboard the TARDIS in a time loop by the last of the [[Zolfa-Thuran]]s, [[Meglos]], who also took the Doctor's form after attaching itself to a humanoid body to help itself steal the power of [[Dodecahedron]]. However, the Doctor was successful in redirecting the death beam Meglos had pointed at Tigella back on him after escaping the time loop. ([[DW]]: ''[[Meglos (TV story)\|Meglos]]'')		Arriving on [[Tigella]] after repairing K9 from their previous adventure/vacation, the Doctor and Romana found themselves trapped onboard the TARDIS in a time loop by the last of the [[Zolfa-Thuran]]s, [[Meglos]], who also took the Doctor's form after attaching itself to a humanoid body to help itself steal the power of [[Dodecahedron]]. However, the Doctor was successful in redirecting the death beam Meglos had pointed at Tigella back on him after escaping the time loop. ([[DW]]: ''[[Meglos (TV story)\|Meglos]]'')
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Castrovalva (TV story)

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	=== Myths ===		=== Myths ===
-	''Castrovalva'' was recorded fourth in [[season 19]] in order to give [[Peter Davison]] more time to grow accustomed to playing the Doctor before filming his first adventure.	+	*''Castrovalva'' was recorded fourth in [[season 19]] in order to give [[Peter Davison]] more time to grow accustomed to playing the Doctor before filming his first adventure.
	:Though Peter Davison himself is in part responsible for this myth ([[DCOM]]: ''[[Four to Doomsday]]'', ''Castrovalva'' and others), there's little truth in it. In about late [[February]] [[1981]], [[JNT]] cancelled what should have been Davison's first script, ''Project Zeta-Sigma''. This threw the production office a significant curve ball, as Davison was due to begin recording in mid-[[April]]. On [[9 March]], [[Christopher H. Bidmead]] was commissioned to write an outline for the emergency replacement story. It wasn't until [[8 April]] that the full scripts were commissioned. In other words, ''Castrovalva'' wasn't even written at the time Davison first donned his [[celery]]. ([[REF]]: ''[[The Fifth Doctor Handbook]]'')		:Though Peter Davison himself is in part responsible for this myth ([[DCOM]]: ''[[Four to Doomsday]]'', ''Castrovalva'' and others), there's little truth in it. In about late [[February]] [[1981]], [[JNT]] cancelled what should have been Davison's first script, ''Project Zeta-Sigma''. This threw the production office a significant curve ball, as Davison was due to begin recording in mid-[[April]]. On [[9 March]], [[Christopher H. Bidmead]] was commissioned to write an outline for the emergency replacement story. It wasn't until [[8 April]] that the full scripts were commissioned. In other words, ''Castrovalva'' wasn't even written at the time Davison first donned his [[celery]]. ([[REF]]: ''[[The Fifth Doctor Handbook]]'')

Andromeda (planet)

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Four to Doomsday (TV story)

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Fourth Doctor

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	The Doctor visited [[Unnamed planet (The Face of Evil)\|a planet]] colonised by the [[Mordee expedition]], and encountered the colony ship's powerful computer, [[Xoanon]]. He inadvertently accidentally imprinted his own mind on the computer, leaving it with multiple personalities. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Face of Evil]]'')		The Doctor visited [[Unnamed planet (The Face of Evil)\|a planet]] colonised by the [[Mordee expedition]], and encountered the colony ship's powerful computer, [[Xoanon]]. He inadvertently accidentally imprinted his own mind on the computer, leaving it with multiple personalities. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Face of Evil]]'')
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		+	=== New friends ===
		+	[[File:Doctor4-3.jpg\|thumb\|left\|The Doctor and [[Leela]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[Image of the Fendahl]]'')]] The Doctor returned to the planet colonised by the Mordee centuries before, where he found that he was remembered as an evil [[god]] by the descendants of the colonists. Descendants of the colonist's survey team had become a warrior tribe called the [[Sevateem]], while descendants of the technicians had become a technologically advanced tribe called the [[Tesh]]. After the Doctor cured the computer, one of the Sevateem, [[Leela]], joined him on his travels. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Face of Evil]]'')
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		+	The Doctor brought the intelligent but uneducated Leela to many locations in human history, teaching her about science and her own species' past. In Victorian [[London]], the pair encountered the magician [[Li H'sen Chang]] and his master, the self-styled Weng-Chiang, who was actually the [[51st century]] criminal [[Magnus Greel]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Talons of Weng-Chiang]]'')
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		+	[[File:Virus Invisable.jpg\|thumb\|The Doctor is infected by a virus. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Invisible Enemy]]'')]]
		+	The Doctor, having become the host of [[the Nucleus]], travelled to the [[Bi-Al Foundation]] medical centre in the year [[5000]], where its [[The Swarm (The Invisible Enemy)\|Swarm]] spread further. The Nucleus brought itself out of the Doctor's body and into the macro world to hatch more young. The Doctor travelled to [[Titan Base]], where a hive of Swarm lay. The Doctor mixed the [[oxygen]] canisters with the [[methane]] [[atmosphere]] of [[Titan]], blowing up the base. While there, he brought along [[Marius\|Professor Marius']] dog [[K9 Mark I\|K9]] to fight the Swarm-infected humans.
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		+	Unable to return to Earth with K9, Marius gave the Doctor K9 as a gift. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Invisible Enemy]]'')
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		+	The Doctor later traced the source of a Time Hole to where a group of scientists had been experimenting on a skull called [[Eustace]]. Much to his horror, the Doctor found that "Eustace" was actually the skull of a [[Fendahl]] Golden Core, but managed to stop a cult from nearly causing the end of the world. He later tossed the skull into a star to be rid of it and its evil once and for all. ([[DW]]: ''[[Image of the Fendahl]]'')
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		+	The Doctor later helped the people of a [[Pluto]] colony rebel against [[the Company]], that was oppressing them with high taxes, even saving a person from committing suicide. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Sun Makers]]'')
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		+	The Doctor helped what remained of the original [[Minyan]]s locate their race bank and home planet. He also defeated the [[Oracle]], a machine that had been selfishly ruling the planet in place of its populace. ([[DW]]: ''[[Underworld]]'')
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		+	[[File:The_Dogs_of_Doom.jpg\|thumb\|left\|The Doctor is transformed. ([[DWM]]: ''[[Doctor Who and the Dogs of Doom]]'')]]
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		+	=== Lord President of Gallifrey ===
		+	Returning once more to Gallifrey and, posing as vainglorious and power-mad, the Doctor sought and attained the office of Lord President as part of a scheme to save his home world from an invasion force of two separate enemies, the [[Vardan]]s and the [[Sontaran]]s. Leela decided to remain on Gallifrey with K9 and [[Andred]], a Gallifreyan in the [[Chancellory Guard]] she had fallen in love with. However, the Doctor left the [[Capitol]] with [[K9 Mark II]], in a crate, planning to continue adventures with his beloved dog. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Invasion of Time]]'')

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	Following the last item - a golden heart pendant - the Doctor went straight to [[Sepulchre]]. [[Demon (Demon Quest)\|The Demon]], no longer needing any disguises, sprang the trap on the Doctor. He revealed he was actually working for Mrs Wibbsey, or rather, the Hornets that had regenerated inside of her. The Demon locked the Doctor in a sarcophagus, and started the process to extract all of knowledge of [[Space]] and [[Time]] from the Doctor's mind, using it to create the [[Atlas of All Time]] for the Hornets. A quick turnabout by Mike Yates set Mrs Wibbsey in the sarcophagus instead, quickly destroying the Hornets, the Atlas and Sepulchre. The Doctor, Mike, and Mrs Wibbsey escaped in one direction while the Demon escaped in another direction, free to roam the universe. ([[AG]]: ''[[Sepulchre (audio story)\|Sepulchre]]'')		Following the last item - a golden heart pendant - the Doctor went straight to [[Sepulchre]]. [[Demon (Demon Quest)\|The Demon]], no longer needing any disguises, sprang the trap on the Doctor. He revealed he was actually working for Mrs Wibbsey, or rather, the Hornets that had regenerated inside of her. The Demon locked the Doctor in a sarcophagus, and started the process to extract all of knowledge of [[Space]] and [[Time]] from the Doctor's mind, using it to create the [[Atlas of All Time]] for the Hornets. A quick turnabout by Mike Yates set Mrs Wibbsey in the sarcophagus instead, quickly destroying the Hornets, the Atlas and Sepulchre. The Doctor, Mike, and Mrs Wibbsey escaped in one direction while the Demon escaped in another direction, free to roam the universe. ([[AG]]: ''[[Sepulchre (audio story)\|Sepulchre]]'')
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-	[[File:Doctor4-3.jpg\|thumb\|left\|The Doctor and [[Leela]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[Image of the Fendahl]]'')]] The Doctor returned to the planet colonised by the Mordee centuries before, where he found that he was remembered as an evil [[god]] by the descendants of the colonists. Descendants of the colonist's survey team had become a warrior tribe called the [[Sevateem]], while descendants of the technicians had become a technologically advanced tribe called the [[Tesh]]. After the Doctor cured the computer, one of the Sevateem, [[Leela]], joined him on his travels. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Face of Evil]]'')
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-	The Doctor, having become the host of [[the Nucleus]], travelled to the [[Bi-Al Foundation]] medical centre in the year [[5000]], where its [[The Swarm (The Invisible Enemy)\|Swarm]] spread further. The Nucleus brought itself out of the Doctor's body and into the macro world to hatch more young. The Doctor travelled to [[Titan Base]], where a hive of Swarm lay. The Doctor mixed the [[oxygen]] canisters with the [[methane]] [[atmosphere]] of [[Titan]], blowing up the base. While there, he brought along [[Marius\|Professor Marius']] dog [[K9 Mark I\|K9]] to fight the Swarm-infected humans.
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-	Returning once more to Gallifrey and, posing as vainglorious and power-mad, the Doctor sought and attained the office of Lord President as part of a scheme to save his home world from an invasion force of two separate enemies, the [[Vardan]]s and the [[Sontaran]]s. Leela decided to remain on Gallifrey with K9 and [[Andred]], a Gallifreyan in the [[Chancellory Guard]] she had fallen in love with. However, the Doctor left the [[Capitol]] with [[K9 Mark II]], in a crate, planning to continue adventures with his beloved dog. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Invasion of Time]]'')
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Mara

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-	* According to interviews with Bailey in ''[[Doctor Who: The Unfolding Text]]'', the Mara in ''[[Kinda (TV story)\|Kinda]]'' used temptation to behave in culturally disapproved-of ways. In [[Tegan]]'s case, sensuality (or even sexuality), in [[Aris]]'s case, aggression, which the [[Kinda]] regarded as abhorrent, especially when enacted by a male. Bailey did not welcome the addition of not-so-subtle indications of possession by the Mara, indicated by special effects, feeling instead that the acting of [[Janet Fielding]], who played Tegan, and others, put the point across more than adequately. He particularly disliked the imagery of glowing red eyes which, he said, seemed to hark back to the Christian notion of the Devil.	+	* According to interviews with Bailey in ''[[Doctor Who: The Unfolding Text]]'', the Mara in ''[[Kinda (TV story)\|Kinda]]'' used temptation to behave in culturally disapproved-of ways. In [[Tegan]]'s case, sensuality (or even sexuality), in [[Aris]]'s case, aggression, which the [[Kinda]] regarded as abhorrent, especially when enacted by a male. Bailey did not welcome the addition of not-so-subtle indications of possession by the Mara, indicated by special effects, feeling instead that the acting of [[Janet Fielding]], who played Tegan, and others, put the point across more than adequately. He particularly disliked the imagery of glowing red eyes which, he said, seemed to hark back to the Christian notion of the Devil.[[File:Cg_mara.jpg\|thumb\|An optional CG version of the Mara.]]
	* Though the Mara stories have a great deal of respect among fans, some consider Mara's appearance as a giant snake (especially in ''Kinda'') unrealistic and it has been cited as an example of ''Doctor Who'''s budget letting it down. On the DVD release of ''Kinda'', there is an option to replace the shots of the original prop snake with a [[CGI\|computer-generated]] snake image.		* Though the Mara stories have a great deal of respect among fans, some consider Mara's appearance as a giant snake (especially in ''Kinda'') unrealistic and it has been cited as an example of ''Doctor Who'''s budget letting it down. On the DVD release of ''Kinda'', there is an option to replace the shots of the original prop snake with a [[CGI\|computer-generated]] snake image.

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	The Doctor finally finds the earliest infestation of the Hornets in the year [[1039]], in a nunnery in [[Northumbria]], which is undersieged by wild dogs. Here, the Hornets meet the Doctor for the first time (from their perspective). While there, the Doctor discovers that the Hornets have recently come to Earth, and are now looking for their lost [[Hornet Queen]], who has hidden in the body of a pig trapped in the nunnery. The Hornets have taken the possession of wild dogs, in order to recapture their queen. They eventually achieve this, and attempt to escape in the leading dog of the pack, however, the Doctor tries to trap the Hornets in his TARDIS. While the Doctor is trying to retrieve the Hornets in the TARDIS, they take possession of him, and pilot the TARDIS back to Earth, where they can escape. They manage to escape, and encounter the younger Antonio, where the Doctor realises that he was responsible for the Hornets contact with Antonio, who would eventually set up his circus. The Doctor then took the wild dog back to Nest Cottage, becoming his dog, Captain. ([[AG]]: ''[[A Sting in the Tale]]'')		The Doctor finally finds the earliest infestation of the Hornets in the year [[1039]], in a nunnery in [[Northumbria]], which is undersieged by wild dogs. Here, the Hornets meet the Doctor for the first time (from their perspective). While there, the Doctor discovers that the Hornets have recently come to Earth, and are now looking for their lost [[Hornet Queen]], who has hidden in the body of a pig trapped in the nunnery. The Hornets have taken the possession of wild dogs, in order to recapture their queen. They eventually achieve this, and attempt to escape in the leading dog of the pack, however, the Doctor tries to trap the Hornets in his TARDIS. While the Doctor is trying to retrieve the Hornets in the TARDIS, they take possession of him, and pilot the TARDIS back to Earth, where they can escape. They manage to escape, and encounter the younger Antonio, where the Doctor realises that he was responsible for the Hornets contact with Antonio, who would eventually set up his circus. The Doctor then took the wild dog back to Nest Cottage, becoming his dog, Captain. ([[AG]]: ''[[A Sting in the Tale]]'')

-	He put an advertisement in a magazine to invite [[Mike Yates]] into his investigation of these hornets and keep him up to speed. During this time with Mike Yates, he mentioned his "recent escapades", including "[[Giant rat\|giant rats]]", "[[Sandminer robot\|killer robots]]" and "[[Fendahl\|skulls from the dawn of time]]"	+	He put an advertisement in a magazine to invite [[Mike Yates]] into his investigation of these hornets and keep him up to speed. During this time with Mike Yates, he mentioned his "recent escapades", including "[[Giant rat\|giant rats]]", "[[Sandminer robot\|killer robots]]" and "[[Fendahl\|skulls from the dawn of time]]" ([[AG]]: ''[[The Stuff of Nightmares (audio story)\|The Stuff of Nightmares]]'').

	The Doctor wanted to finally defeat the Hornets, by neutralising their queen. Which the Doctor had a achieved, with the help of Mike Yates and Mrs Wibbsey, by shrinking the Hornet Queen so small, she could only exist in the micro-universe. Therefore, weakening the Hornets, and giving the Doctor the opportunity to contain them in a stuffed animal, sending them to the other side of the universe. Giving the occupants of Nest Cottage the chance to celebrate [[Christmas\|Christmas Day]] tomorrow. ([[AG]]: ''[[Hive of Horror]]'')		The Doctor wanted to finally defeat the Hornets, by neutralising their queen. Which the Doctor had a achieved, with the help of Mike Yates and Mrs Wibbsey, by shrinking the Hornet Queen so small, she could only exist in the micro-universe. Therefore, weakening the Hornets, and giving the Doctor the opportunity to contain them in a stuffed animal, sending them to the other side of the universe. Giving the occupants of Nest Cottage the chance to celebrate [[Christmas\|Christmas Day]] tomorrow. ([[AG]]: ''[[Hive of Horror]]'')

	=== Traps for the Doctor ===		=== Traps for the Doctor ===
-	One year following the battle with the Hornets, the Doctor returned to Nest Cottage to celebrate Christmas with Mrs Wibbsey and Mike Yates. While he stayed in Nest Cottage, [[Demon (Demon Quest)\|someone]] stole the Doctor's [[spatial geometer]], leaving behind a bag with five objects as clues. The first one, the tile from a [[Roman Empire\|Roman]] mosaic, led the Doctor to Celtic Britain, where the Roman Emperor [[Demon (Demon Quest)\|Claudius]] attempted to usher the Doctor inside the back reaches of his tent, but failed, and the Doctor escaped. ([[AG]]: ''[[The Relics of Time]]'')	+	One year following the battle with the Hornets, the Doctor returned to Nest Cottage to celebrate Christmas with Mrs Wibbsey, Mike Yates and [[Captain (dog)\|Captain]], (who the Doctor gave to him to look after once the Hornets had been defeated. The Doctor already had a [[K9 Mark II\|dog]] aboard the TARDIS and he didn't think the two would get along). While he stayed in Nest Cottage, [[Demon (Demon Quest)\|someone]] stole the Doctor's [[spatial geometer]], leaving behind a bag with five objects as clues. The first one, the tile from a [[Roman Empire\|Roman]] mosaic, led the Doctor to Celtic Britain, where the Roman Emperor [[Demon (Demon Quest)\|Claudius]] attempted to usher the Doctor inside the back reaches of his tent, but failed, and the Doctor escaped. ([[AG]]: ''[[The Relics of Time]]'')

	Next, the Doctor found an altered version of a poster painted by [[Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec]]. Which led the Doctor to [[Paris]] in the [[1890s]]. Where [[Demon (Demon Quest)\|Lautrec's Concierge]] had tried to frame Lautrec as a murderer of street girls, in part to cover up his need to feed on those girls. The Concierge almost captured the Doctor in his time craft, but the Doctor managed to force his way out. ([[AG]]: ''[[The Demon of Paris]]'')		Next, the Doctor found an altered version of a poster painted by [[Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec]]. Which led the Doctor to [[Paris]] in the [[1890s]]. Where [[Demon (Demon Quest)\|Lautrec's Concierge]] had tried to frame Lautrec as a murderer of street girls, in part to cover up his need to feed on those girls. The Concierge almost captured the Doctor in his time craft, but the Doctor managed to force his way out. ([[AG]]: ''[[The Demon of Paris]]'')

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The Visitation (TV story)

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The Visitation (TV story)

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	The Doctor manages to disable the bracelets and stop both of them. The Terileptil leaves for his base in the nearby city and sends the android to take control of the TARDIS. The Doctor, Tegan, and Mace escape from the room and search the Terileptil’s lab to find it completely empty. Mace tells the Doctor that the nearby city the Terileptil was referring to was [[London]]. The android arrives at the TARDIS but is successfully dealt with by the sonic booster Nyssa finished. Adric and Nyssa then move the TARDIS to meet the Doctor and the others at the manor.		The Doctor manages to disable the bracelets and stop both of them. The Terileptil leaves for his base in the nearby city and sends the android to take control of the TARDIS. The Doctor, Tegan, and Mace escape from the room and search the Terileptil’s lab to find it completely empty. Mace tells the Doctor that the nearby city the Terileptil was referring to was [[London]]. The android arrives at the TARDIS but is successfully dealt with by the sonic booster Nyssa finished. Adric and Nyssa then move the TARDIS to meet the Doctor and the others at the manor.
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	Using the [[TARDIS scanner]], the Doctor locates the Terileptil in London. The TARDIS rematerialises there and the five enter the building. With the Terileptil leader are two other Terileptils who get the jump on the Doctor and Mace. They manage to stop them, but of the Terileptil’s weapons become overloaded and detonate. The resulting explosion destroys the building and starts a raging fire. Mace stays behind to fight the blaze as the Doctor, Tegan, and Nyssa leave in the TARDIS.		Using the [[TARDIS scanner]], the Doctor locates the Terileptil in London. The TARDIS rematerialises there and the five enter the building. With the Terileptil leader are two other Terileptils who get the jump on the Doctor and Mace. They manage to stop them, but of the Terileptil’s weapons become overloaded and detonate. The resulting explosion destroys the building and starts a raging fire. Mace stays behind to fight the blaze as the Doctor, Tegan, and Nyssa leave in the TARDIS.

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Earthshock (TV story)

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	The Cyber-Leader decides that it is time to take control of the freighter, and orders a unit of Cybermen to be activated. The unit marches on the bridge, and is spotted on one of the monitors. Briggs orders a blockade set up outside the bridge, despite the Doctor pleading that her men won't stand a chance if they do that. Sure enough, the Cybermen effortlessly blast through the barricade. At the same time, Ringway turns on the crew and announces that he now works for the Cybermen, having grown tired of Briggs. The Doctor manages to disarm him, and closes the bridge doors before the Cybermen can get inside. Briggs seems confident that they can hold out until they get back to Earth, as there are only a few Cybermen; until Adric inquires as to how many cargo containers there are, when she realises that all 15,000 are probably full of Cybermen.		The Cyber-Leader decides that it is time to take control of the freighter, and orders a unit of Cybermen to be activated. The unit marches on the bridge, and is spotted on one of the monitors. Briggs orders a blockade set up outside the bridge, despite the Doctor pleading that her men won't stand a chance if they do that. Sure enough, the Cybermen effortlessly blast through the barricade. At the same time, Ringway turns on the crew and announces that he now works for the Cybermen, having grown tired of Briggs. The Doctor manages to disarm him, and closes the bridge doors before the Cybermen can get inside. Briggs seems confident that they can hold out until they get back to Earth, as there are only a few Cybermen; until Adric inquires as to how many cargo containers there are, when she realises that all 15,000 are probably full of Cybermen.
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	As Scott, Tegan and the others kill a Cyberman and damage a second, the Cyber-Leader has his troops soften one of the bridge doors with a thermal lance. The Doctor taps into the antimatter storage system and uses it to stabilise the door just as a Cyberman breaks through, with the result that the Cyberman is fused into the door. The Cyber-Leader had also fitted explosive charges to the other bridge door, however. Just before it goes to detonate them, the Cyberman that Tegan killed crawls up. His lieutenant points out that all the crew have been accounted for, and the Cyber-Leader erroneously concludes that Ringway lied about the crew numbers.		As Scott, Tegan and the others kill a Cyberman and damage a second, the Cyber-Leader has his troops soften one of the bridge doors with a thermal lance. The Doctor taps into the antimatter storage system and uses it to stabilise the door just as a Cyberman breaks through, with the result that the Cyberman is fused into the door. The Cyber-Leader had also fitted explosive charges to the other bridge door, however. Just before it goes to detonate them, the Cyberman that Tegan killed crawls up. His lieutenant points out that all the crew have been accounted for, and the Cyber-Leader erroneously concludes that Ringway lied about the crew numbers.

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Bernard Padden

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-	'''Bernard Padden''' (born [[29 December]] [[1956]]) played [[Tylos]] in [[DW]]: ''[[Full Circle]]''. He was among those interviewed for the documentary "All Aboard the Starliner" included in the serial's [[The E-Space Trilogy\|DVD release]].	+	'''Bernard Padden''' (born [[29 December]] [[1956]]) played [[Tylos]] in the ''[[Doctor Who]]'' story ''[[Full Circle]]''. He was among those interviewed for the documentary "All Aboard the Starliner" included in the serial's [[The E-Space Trilogy\|DVD release]].

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John Hallam (actor)

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Earthshock (TV story)

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	While Adric continues in his efforts, Scott signals the TARDIS and informs them that Adric's still on-board. The Cyber-Leader decides to kill the TARDIS crew, but Tegan jumps on him and the Doctor breaks up Adric's gold-plated Mathematics Achievement badge and feeds the fragments into the Leader's chest unit. The maddened and asphyxiating Leader fires its gun aimlessly - damaging the TARDIS console in the process - and the Doctor grabs the gun and shoots the Leader, killing it.		While Adric continues in his efforts, Scott signals the TARDIS and informs them that Adric's still on-board. The Cyber-Leader decides to kill the TARDIS crew, but Tegan jumps on him and the Doctor breaks up Adric's gold-plated Mathematics Achievement badge and feeds the fragments into the Leader's chest unit. The maddened and asphyxiating Leader fires its gun aimlessly - damaging the TARDIS console in the process - and the Doctor grabs the gun and shoots the Leader, killing it.
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	Adric is closing in on fully deactivating the control device, but is thwarted when a damaged Cyberman tries to shoot him. The shot misses Adric and destroys the freighter's controls instead, leaving no chance of altering the freighter's course. The Doctor tries to save Adric, while Nyssa quickly deals with the Cyber-Lieutenant, but is unable to work the damaged TARDIS console, and he, Nyssa and Tegan watch helplessly as the freighter smashes into Earth with a massive explosion, killing Adric.		Adric is closing in on fully deactivating the control device, but is thwarted when a damaged Cyberman tries to shoot him. The shot misses Adric and destroys the freighter's controls instead, leaving no chance of altering the freighter's course. The Doctor tries to save Adric, while Nyssa quickly deals with the Cyber-Lieutenant, but is unable to work the damaged TARDIS console, and he, Nyssa and Tegan watch helplessly as the freighter smashes into Earth with a massive explosion, killing Adric.

Sue Jackson-Parker

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Marco

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	'''Marco''' of [[San Martino]] was described as the "companion" of Duke [[Giuliano]] during the latter's rocky transition to power. He was a Giuliano loyalist in the struggle against Count [[Federico]]. His exact title was never given.		'''Marco''' of [[San Martino]] was described as the "companion" of Duke [[Giuliano]] during the latter's rocky transition to power. He was a Giuliano loyalist in the struggle against Count [[Federico]]. His exact title was never given.

-	Hhis support of Guiliano was absolute. He was once chained in the dungeon of San Martino's castle but steadfastly refused to say anything against his friend, although it might have eased his punishment.	+	His support of Guiliano was absolute. He was once chained in the dungeon of San Martino's castle but steadfastly refused to say anything against his friend, even though it could have eased his punishment.

-	He tended to advise Giuliano to take a more aggressive stance against Federico and his men. Hhe advised that the captured Federico loyalist [[Rossini (Masque of Mandragora)\|Rossini]] be punished severely. Giuliano instead chose to see Rossini dealt with according to sanctioned legal principles.	+	He tended to advise Giuliano to take a more aggressive stance against Federico and his men. He advised that the captured Federico loyalist [[Rossini (Masque of Mandragora)\|Rossini]] be punished severely. Giuliano instead chose to see Rossini dealt with according to sanctioned legal principles.

	Although he basically trusted the [[Fourth Doctor]] and [[Sarah Jane Smith]], he likely would have preferred a more straightforward approach to dealing with Federico. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Masque of Mandragora]]'')		Although he basically trusted the [[Fourth Doctor]] and [[Sarah Jane Smith]], he likely would have preferred a more straightforward approach to dealing with Federico. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Masque of Mandragora]]'')

Time-Flight (TV story)

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Story notes:

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	Episode 1 marked the last time the classic series exceeded 10 million viewers. By its final season, viewership will have dropped to the 3-4 million range. Discounting the 1996 TV movie, a rating exceeding 10 million viewers would not be achieved again until the 2005-present revival.		Episode 1 marked the last time the classic series exceeded 10 million viewers. By its final season, viewership will have dropped to the 3-4 million range. Discounting the 1996 TV movie, a rating exceeding 10 million viewers would not be achieved again until the 2005-present revival.
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	He was loyally assisted by his companion, [[Marco]]. He tended to be more temperate than his friend, however. For instance, when Captain [[Rossini (Masque of Mandragora)\|Rossini]] — a man responsible for many of the deaths ordered by Federico — laid down his arms, Marco argued for his death. Giuliano instead required Rossini jailed while an appropriate course of action was considered.		He was loyally assisted by his companion, [[Marco]]. He tended to be more temperate than his friend, however. For instance, when Captain [[Rossini (Masque of Mandragora)\|Rossini]] — a man responsible for many of the deaths ordered by Federico — laid down his arms, Marco argued for his death. Giuliano instead required Rossini jailed while an appropriate course of action was considered.

-	As a a contemporary and ideological ally of [[Leonardo da Vinci]], who was a celebrant at the party Giuliano held to announce his accession to the dukedom. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Masque of Mandragora]]'')	+	He was a contemporary and ideological ally of [[Leonardo da Vinci]], who was a celebrant at the party Giuliano held to announce his accession to the dukedom. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Masque of Mandragora]]'')

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Brotherhood of Demnos

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-	The '''Brotherhood of Demnos''', also known as the '''Cult of Demnos''', was a [[cult]] in [[San Martino]] in the [[15th century]]. It worshipped the [[Rome\|Roman]] [[god]] of moonlight and practised [[human sacrifice]]. Its leader, [[Hieronymous (The Masque of Mandragora)\|Hieronymous]], was the court [[astrology\|astrologer]], and secretly aided Count [[Federico]] in his plans to to seize power, while planning for the Botherhood to become the true power in San Martino. The [[Mandragora Helix]] also planned to use the Brotherhood to keep Europe in the [[Dark Ages]], but all these plots were defeated by the [[Fourth Doctor]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Masque of Mandragora]]'')	+	The '''Brotherhood of Demnos''', also known as the '''Cult of Demnos''', was a [[cult]] in [[San Martino]] in the [[15th century]]. It worshipped the [[Rome\|Roman]] [[god]] of moonlight and practised [[human sacrifice]]. Its leader, [[Hieronymous (The Masque of Mandragora)\|Hieronymous]], was the court [[astrology\|astrologer]], and secretly aided Count [[Federico]] in his plans to to seize power, while planning for the Brotherhood to become the true power in San Martino. The [[Mandragora Helix]] also planned to use the Brotherhood to keep Europe in the [[Dark Ages]], but all these plots were defeated by the [[Fourth Doctor]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Masque of Mandragora]]'')

	After the cult's defeat, Duke [[Giuliano]] organized the survivors into a beneficent group known as the [[Orphans of the Future]]. ([[BFSJS]]: ''[[Dreamland (audio story)]]'')		After the cult's defeat, Duke [[Giuliano]] organized the survivors into a beneficent group known as the [[Orphans of the Future]]. ([[BFSJS]]: ''[[Dreamland (audio story)]]'')

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Federico

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
-	In the [[15th century]], Count Federico used the seer [[Hieronymous (The Masque of Mandragora)\|Hieronymous]] to "foretell" deaths that would bring him closer to this goal. Federico's plan was one death from succeeding. Had the the [[Fourth Doctor]] and [[Sarah Jane Smith\|Sarah]] not arrived in San Martino, he likely would have been able to kill his nephew, the last remaining person in the line of succession ahead of him.	+	In the [[15th century]], Count Federico used the seer [[Hieronymous (The Masque of Mandragora)\|Hieronymous]] to "foretell" deaths that would bring him closer to this goal. Federico's plan was one death from succeeding. Had the [[Fourth Doctor]] and [[Sarah Jane Smith\|Sarah]] not arrived in San Martino, he likely would have been able to kill his nephew, the last remaining person in the line of succession ahead of him.

	He was a relatively unpleasant individual — Giuliano called him "a tyrant" — who influenced others with fear and intimidation. The Doctor himself was ordered publicly beheaded by Federico. Ultimately, however, Federico was killed by a Hieronymous transformed by [[Mandragora Helix\|Helix energy]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Masque of Mandragora]]'')		He was a relatively unpleasant individual — Giuliano called him "a tyrant" — who influenced others with fear and intimidation. The Doctor himself was ordered publicly beheaded by Federico. Ultimately, however, Federico was killed by a Hieronymous transformed by [[Mandragora Helix\|Helix energy]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Masque of Mandragora]]'')
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Arc of Infinity (TV story)

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	\|series = [[Doctor Who television stories\|''Doctor Who'' television stories]]		\|series = [[Doctor Who television stories\|''Doctor Who'' television stories]]
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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	* This is the first [[Fourth Doctor]] story in performed ''Doctor Who'' to feature the Daleks since [[DW]]: ''[[Destiny of the Daleks (TV story)\|Destiny of the Daleks]]'' in [[1979]]. Furthermore, it is the first performed Fourth Doctor story to feature the Daleks which does not also feature their creator, [[Davros]].		* This is the first [[Fourth Doctor]] story in performed ''Doctor Who'' to feature the Daleks since [[DW]]: ''[[Destiny of the Daleks (TV story)\|Destiny of the Daleks]]'' in [[1979]]. Furthermore, it is the first performed Fourth Doctor story to feature the Daleks which does not also feature their creator, [[Davros]].
-	* [[Mark Benton]] (Jack Coulson) previously played [[Clive Finch]] in [[DW]]: ''[[Rose (TV story)\|Rose]]''.	+	* [[Mark Benton]] (Jack Coulson) previously played [[Clive Finch]] in [[DW]]: ''[[Rose (TV story)\|Rose]]''. He also voiced [[Ellis]] in ''[[Invaders from Mars]]''.
	* [[John Dorney]] (Robomen) previously played [[Henry Noone]] in [[BFA]]: ''[[A Death in the Family (audio story)\|A Death in the Family]]'', [[Alexander the Great]] in [[BFA]]: ''[[Farewell, Great Macedon (audio story)\|Farewell, Great Macedon]]'', Rhythm in [[BFA]]: ''[[The Fragile Yellow Arc of Fragrance (audio story)\|The Fragile Yellow Arc of Fragrance]]'' and [[Janson Hart]] in [[BFA]]: ''[[Doing Time (audio story)\|Doing Time]]''.		* [[John Dorney]] (Robomen) previously played [[Henry Noone]] in [[BFA]]: ''[[A Death in the Family (audio story)\|A Death in the Family]]'', [[Alexander the Great]] in [[BFA]]: ''[[Farewell, Great Macedon (audio story)\|Farewell, Great Macedon]]'', Rhythm in [[BFA]]: ''[[The Fragile Yellow Arc of Fragrance (audio story)\|The Fragile Yellow Arc of Fragrance]]'' and [[Janson Hart]] in [[BFA]]: ''[[Doing Time (audio story)\|Doing Time]]''.
	* [[Dan Starkey]] (Kevin Winston) previously played numerous [[Sontaran]]s in the revived series, namely [[Skorr\|Commander Skorr]] and [[Skree\|Lieutenant Skree]] in [[DW]]: ''[[The Sontaran Stratagem (TV story)\|The Sontaran Stratagem]]'' / ''[[The Poison Sky (TV story)\|The Poison Sky]]'', [[Jask\|Commander Jask]] in [[DW]]: ''[[The End of Time (TV story)\|The End of Time]]'' and [[Strax\|Commander Strax]] in [[DW]]: ''[[A Good Man Goes to War (TV story)\|A Good Man Goes to War]]''.		* [[Dan Starkey]] (Kevin Winston) previously played numerous [[Sontaran]]s in the revived series, namely [[Skorr\|Commander Skorr]] and [[Skree\|Lieutenant Skree]] in [[DW]]: ''[[The Sontaran Stratagem (TV story)\|The Sontaran Stratagem]]'' / ''[[The Poison Sky (TV story)\|The Poison Sky]]'', [[Jask\|Commander Jask]] in [[DW]]: ''[[The End of Time (TV story)\|The End of Time]]'' and [[Strax\|Commander Strax]] in [[DW]]: ''[[A Good Man Goes to War (TV story)\|A Good Man Goes to War]]''.