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The End of Time (TV story)

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	== References ==		== References ==
	*The name of Jessica Hynes' character, Verity Newman, is a reference to [[Verity Lambert]] and [[Sydney Newman]]. This is the second time the revived series has honoured the two people who are considered among the primary creators of ''Doctor Who''; a similar reference occurred in ''[[Human Nature (TV story)\|Human Nature]]'' when the Doctor, under his human guise, says his parents were named Verity and Sydney.		*The name of Jessica Hynes' character, Verity Newman, is a reference to [[Verity Lambert]] and [[Sydney Newman]]. This is the second time the revived series has honoured the two people who are considered among the primary creators of ''Doctor Who''; a similar reference occurred in ''[[Human Nature (TV story)\|Human Nature]]'' when the Doctor, under his human guise, says his parents were named Verity and Sydney.
		+	*In the preview, the Tenth Doctor lists off things he did instead of rushing to meet Ood Sigma; among them is a implied marriage with Elizabeth I. He also implies that one nickname of her can't be used anymore; presumably he meant "the Virgin Queen".

	== Story Notes ==		== Story Notes ==

Lucy Saxon

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	[http://www.haroldsaxon.co.uk/lucysaxon.shtml Official Harold Saxon website]		[http://www.haroldsaxon.co.uk/lucysaxon.shtml Official Harold Saxon website]

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Wiry Woman

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	The '''Wiry woman''' was a [[Futurekind]] that had somehow sneaked into [[Silo 16]]. She sabotaged some wiring and power, causing a man in the radiation chamber to be killed. She was later shot. ([[DW]]: ''[[Utopia (TV story)\|Utopia]]'')		The '''Wiry woman''' was a [[Futurekind]] that had somehow sneaked into [[Silo 16]]. She sabotaged some wiring and power, causing a man in the radiation chamber to be killed. She was later shot. ([[DW]]: ''[[Utopia (TV story)\|Utopia]]'')

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	[[Category:Individuals with unknown names]]		[[Category:Individuals with unknown names]]
	[[Category:100,000,000,000,000 CE individuals]]		[[Category:100,000,000,000,000 CE individuals]]

Futurekind Chieftain

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	After [[Professor Yana]] turned back into [[the Master]], the Futurekind horde could get inside the abandoned Silo. But [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]], [[Martha Jones]] and [[Jack Harkness]] escaped in time, leaving the Chieftain and his minions to feed only on [[Chantho]]'s remains. Presumably he had died when [[Malcassairo]] had nova-ed later on that year, along with the entire [[Futurekind]] species. ([[DW]]: ''[[Utopia (TV story)\|Utopia]]'')		After [[Professor Yana]] turned back into [[the Master]], the Futurekind horde could get inside the abandoned Silo. But [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]], [[Martha Jones]] and [[Jack Harkness]] escaped in time, leaving the Chieftain and his minions to feed only on [[Chantho]]'s remains. Presumably he had died when [[Malcassairo]] had nova-ed later on that year, along with the entire [[Futurekind]] species. ([[DW]]: ''[[Utopia (TV story)\|Utopia]]'')
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	[[Category:100,000,000,000,000 CE individuals\|Cheiftain, futurekind]]		[[Category:100,000,000,000,000 CE individuals\|Cheiftain, futurekind]]
	[[Category:Individual leaders\|Chieftain, futurekind]]		[[Category:Individual leaders\|Chieftain, futurekind]]

Animated scarecrows (Family of Blood)

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	{{Quote\|Do you like them, Mr. Phillips? I made them myself. I'm ever so good at science, sir. Molecular fringe animation, fashioned in the shape of straw men, sir. My own private army. Ever so clever, sir.\|[[Son of Mine]]\|The Family of Blood}}		{{Quote\|Do you like them, Mr. Phillips? I made them myself. I'm ever so good at science, sir. Molecular fringe animation, fashioned in the shape of straw men, sir. My own private army. Ever so clever, sir.\|[[Son of Mine]]\|The Family of Blood}}
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	The [[Family of Blood]] used [[scarecrow]]s as mindless soldiers through the power of [[molecular fringe animation]] in rural [[1913]] [[England]].		The [[Family of Blood]] used [[scarecrow]]s as mindless soldiers through the power of [[molecular fringe animation]] in rural [[1913]] [[England]].
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	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[Animated scarecrows (Time Lords)]]		*[[Animated scarecrows (Time Lords)]]
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	[[Category:Artificial beings]]		[[Category:Artificial beings]]

Mother of Mine

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	When she was caught by the Doctor, after she and her family tried to take his life essence, she was thrown into a event horizon of a collapsing galaxy, to be imprisoned there forever. ([[DW]]: ''[[Human Nature (TV story)\|Human Nature]]''/''[[The Family of Blood]])''		When she was caught by the Doctor, after she and her family tried to take his life essence, she was thrown into a event horizon of a collapsing galaxy, to be imprisoned there forever. ([[DW]]: ''[[Human Nature (TV story)\|Human Nature]]''/''[[The Family of Blood]])''
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	[[Category:Tenth Doctor enemies]]		[[Category:Tenth Doctor enemies]]
	[[Category:Criminals]]		[[Category:Criminals]]

Father of Mine

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	'''Father/Husband of Mine''' was one of the [[Family of Blood]], who possessed Farmer [[Clark]] in [[1913]], in order to find [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]].		'''Father/Husband of Mine''' was one of the [[Family of Blood]], who possessed Farmer [[Clark]] in [[1913]], in order to find [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]].
	When he blew up their ship, the Doctor tied Father of Mine in unbreakable chains made of [[dwarf star alloy]] and left him there to see how horrible it is to live for all eternity. ([[DW]]: ''[[Human Nature (TV story)\|Human Nature]]'' / ''[[The Family of Blood]]'')		When he blew up their ship, the Doctor tied Father of Mine in unbreakable chains made of [[dwarf star alloy]] and left him there to see how horrible it is to live for all eternity. ([[DW]]: ''[[Human Nature (TV story)\|Human Nature]]'' / ''[[The Family of Blood]]'')
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	[[Category:Tenth Doctor enemies]]		[[Category:Tenth Doctor enemies]]
	[[Category:Criminals]]		[[Category:Criminals]]

Daughter of Mine

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	==Behind the Scenes==		==Behind the Scenes==
	In the book ''[[Martha in the Mirror]]'' [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]] mentions "A Girl With a Red Balloon" , possibly meaning that she was haunting the castle by being in the mirrors.		In the book ''[[Martha in the Mirror]]'' [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]] mentions "A Girl With a Red Balloon" , possibly meaning that she was haunting the castle by being in the mirrors.
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Son of Mine

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	Noticeably, he possessed a manner of talking that made many of his consecutive sentences run into each other, and was probably the most intelligent of his Family.		Noticeably, he possessed a manner of talking that made many of his consecutive sentences run into each other, and was probably the most intelligent of his Family.
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	[[Category:Individual leaders]]		[[Category:Individual leaders]]
	[[Category: Tenth Doctor enemies]]		[[Category: Tenth Doctor enemies]]

Dexter (Miss)

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	This character's name was never revealed on screen. Like [[Trinity Wells]], her name is derived solely from the credits. In her case, she was the "Sinister Woman" in ''[[42]]'', but "Miss Dexter" in the cast of characters for ''[[The Sound of Drums]]''.		This character's name was never revealed on screen. Like [[Trinity Wells]], her name is derived solely from the credits. In her case, she was the "Sinister Woman" in ''[[42]]'', but "Miss Dexter" in the cast of characters for ''[[The Sound of Drums]]''.
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	[[Category:21st century individuals\|Dexter, Miss]]		[[Category:21st century individuals\|Dexter, Miss]]
	[[Category:Human security personnel\|Dexter, Miss]]		[[Category:Human security personnel\|Dexter, Miss]]

Dev Ashton

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	'''Dev Ashton''' was a engineer on-board the ''[[S.S. Pentallian]]''. The sentient [[star]] [[Torajii]], having already possessed [[Korwin McDonnell\|another crewmember]] took over Ashton's body in order to make him kill. Due to the intervention of [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]], Torajii relinquished its hold over Ashton, [[Erina Lessak]] worked under him. After Ashton had been possessed, [[Kath McDonnell]] tricked the possessed Ashton into being trapped in the stasis chamber which killed it. ([[DW]]: ''[[42]]'')		'''Dev Ashton''' was a engineer on-board the ''[[S.S. Pentallian]]''. The sentient [[star]] [[Torajii]], having already possessed [[Korwin McDonnell\|another crewmember]] took over Ashton's body in order to make him kill. Due to the intervention of [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]], Torajii relinquished its hold over Ashton, [[Erina Lessak]] worked under him. After Ashton had been possessed, [[Kath McDonnell]] tricked the possessed Ashton into being trapped in the stasis chamber which killed it. ([[DW]]: ''[[42]]'')
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	[[Category:42nd century individuals]]		[[Category:42nd century individuals]]
	[[Category:Human spacecraft crew]]		[[Category:Human spacecraft crew]]

Hal Korwin

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	Even when possessed, Korwin recognized his wife, but claiming "its all her fault". Kath lured him to an [[airlock]] and ejected both of them into space in order to save the others. They flew into space in each other's arms. ([[DW]]: ''[[42]]'')		Even when possessed, Korwin recognized his wife, but claiming "its all her fault". Kath lured him to an [[airlock]] and ejected both of them into space in order to save the others. They flew into space in each other's arms. ([[DW]]: ''[[42]]'')
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	[[Category:42nd century individuals\|Korwin, Hal]]		[[Category:42nd century individuals\|Korwin, Hal]]
	[[Category:Humans\|Korwin, Hal]]		[[Category:Humans\|Korwin, Hal]]

Tenth Doctor

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	{{Featured spotlight star}} {{Quote		{{Featured spotlight star}} {{Quote
-	\|1 = I'm the Doctor. I'm a Time Lord. I'm from the planet Gallifrey in the Constellation of Kasterborous. I'm 903 years old and I'm the man who is gonna save your lives and all 6 billion people on the planet below. You got a problem with that?	+	\|1 = I though I was just a survivor, I'm the winner! The [[Time Lord]] Victorious!
	\|2 = [[The Doctor]]		\|2 = [[The Doctor]]
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Mysterious Man

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	The "'''Mysterious Man'''" was an agent of "[[Harold Saxon]]" who oversaw Saxon's good friend, [[Richard Lazarus]]'s experiment to make himself younger. He persuaded [[Francine Jones]] that she should not trust [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Lazarus Experiment]]'') This decision led to Francine's decision to let another one of Saxon's agents track the Doctor's whereabouts. ([[DW]]: ''[[42]]'')		The "'''Mysterious Man'''" was an agent of "[[Harold Saxon]]" who oversaw Saxon's good friend, [[Richard Lazarus]]'s experiment to make himself younger. He persuaded [[Francine Jones]] that she should not trust [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Lazarus Experiment]]'') This decision led to Francine's decision to let another one of Saxon's agents track the Doctor's whereabouts. ([[DW]]: ''[[42]]'')
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-	[[Category:21st century individuals]]	+	{{Series_3_aliens}}
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	[[Category:Humans with unknown names]]		[[Category:Humans with unknown names]]
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Sylvia Thaw

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-	'''Lady Sylvia Thaw''' assisted in creating the [[Genetic Manipulation Device\|rejuvenating device]] used and built by [[Richard Lazarus]] and had intended to use it for herself. She was also [[The Master (Harold Saxon)\|Mr Saxon's]] representative on the project. She believed she was not just a co-worker and she loved Lazarus. When Lazarus mutated after his rejuvenation went faulty he drained the life out of Sylvia as he needed the energy for the mutation to stabilise. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Lazarus Experiment]]'')	+	'''Lady Sylvia Thaw''' assisted in creating the [[Genetic Manipulation Device\|rejuvenating device]] used and built by [[Richard Lazarus]] and had intended to use it for herself. She was also [[The Master (Harold Saxon)\|Mr Saxon's]] representative on the project. She believed she was not just a co-worker and she loved Lazarus. When Lazarus mutated after his rejuvenation went faulty he drained the life out of Sylvia as he needed the energy for the mutation to stabilise. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Lazarus Experiment]]'')
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	[[Category:21st century individuals\|Thaw, Sylvia]]		[[Category:21st century individuals\|Thaw, Sylvia]]
	[[Category:British aristocrats\|Thaw, Sylvia]]		[[Category:British aristocrats\|Thaw, Sylvia]]

The Gift (The Sarah Jane Adventures)

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	\|featuring = <ul><li>[[Sarah Jane Smith]]</li><li>[[Luke Smith]]</li><li>[[Clyde Langer]]</li><li>[[Rani Chandra]]</li><li>[[K-9 Mark IV]]</li></li>		\|featuring = <ul><li>[[Sarah Jane Smith]]</li><li>[[Luke Smith]]</li><li>[[Clyde Langer]]</li><li>[[Rani Chandra]]</li><li>[[K-9 Mark IV]]</li></li>
-	\|enemy = <ul><li>[[Blatheren]]</li><li>[[Slitheen]] (cameo)</li></li>	+	\|enemy = <ul><li>[[Blathereen]]</li><li>[[Slitheen]] (cameo)</li></li>
	\|setting = earth, london, ealing		\|setting = earth, london, ealing
	\|writer = [[Rupert Laight]]		\|writer = [[Rupert Laight]]

Human-Dalek

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	The Dalek-Humans were killed while they were revolting, by [[Cult of Skaro#Caan\|Dalek Caan]] who sent a fatally high-pitched sound to their ears. ([[DW]]: ''[[Evolution of the Daleks]]'')		The Dalek-Humans were killed while they were revolting, by [[Cult of Skaro#Caan\|Dalek Caan]] who sent a fatally high-pitched sound to their ears. ([[DW]]: ''[[Evolution of the Daleks]]'')
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	[[Category:Daleks]]		[[Category:Daleks]]
	[[Category:Cult of Skaro]]		[[Category:Cult of Skaro]]

The Gift (The Sarah Jane Adventures)

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-	\|enemy = <ul><li>[[Slitheen]]</li><li (part one only) >[[Blathereen]]</li></li>	+	\|enemy = <ul><li>[[Blatheren]]</li><li>[[Slitheen]] (cameo)</li></li>
	\|setting = earth, london, ealing		\|setting = earth, london, ealing
	\|writer = [[Rupert Laight]]		\|writer = [[Rupert Laight]]

The Gift (The Sarah Jane Adventures)

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	* Why didn't Mr. Smith detect that the Rakweed was dangerous at the first analysis? ''Mr Smith said that between his first and second analysis, the plant mutated'' .		* Why didn't Mr. Smith detect that the Rakweed was dangerous at the first analysis? ''Mr Smith said that between his first and second analysis, the plant mutated'' .
	* When Chris Slitheen is talking to the other Slitheen, his compression unit lifts up, revealing the edge of where the latex head and fat suit meet.		* When Chris Slitheen is talking to the other Slitheen, his compression unit lifts up, revealing the edge of where the latex head and fat suit meet.
-	* Since the Blathereen aren't actually bounty hunters and weren't sending the Slitheen to Raxacoricofallapatorius to be executed, what happened to the Slitheen?	+	* Since the Blathereen aren't actually bounty hunters and weren't sending the Slitheen to Raxacoricofallapatorius to be executed, what happened to the Slitheen? ''They probably killed them.''
	* Why do the Blathereen still have their compression collars on when they only appear in their Raxacoricofallapatorian form?		* Why do the Blathereen still have their compression collars on when they only appear in their Raxacoricofallapatorian form?
	* One point into part two, part of the Rakweed spread on the Blathereen's computer is missing. ''This could be the school, where Clyde and Rani had destroyed the Rakweed by using the bell.''		* One point into part two, part of the Rakweed spread on the Blathereen's computer is missing. ''This could be the school, where Clyde and Rani had destroyed the Rakweed by using the bell.''

Diagoras

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	What was left of Diagoras, merged with Sec, was exterminated by either Thay or Jast. ([[DW]]: ''[[Daleks in Manhattan]]'', ''[[Evolution of the Daleks]]'')		What was left of Diagoras, merged with Sec, was exterminated by either Thay or Jast. ([[DW]]: ''[[Daleks in Manhattan]]'', ''[[Evolution of the Daleks]]'')
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	[[Category:Allies of the Daleks]]		[[Category:Allies of the Daleks]]
	[[Category:Cult of Skaro]]		[[Category:Cult of Skaro]]

Pharmacist

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	The '''Pharmacists''' were various people who lived in [[Pharmacytown]] in the [[New New York Undercity\|Undercity]] of [[New New York]], selling [[mood drug]]s to others. They used to have good business before [[the Motorway]] opened in [[5,000,000,026]], however by the year [[5,000,000,053]] they were lucky if they got a customer every day. ([[DW]]: ''[[Gridlock]]'')		The '''Pharmacists''' were various people who lived in [[Pharmacytown]] in the [[New New York Undercity\|Undercity]] of [[New New York]], selling [[mood drug]]s to others. They used to have good business before [[the Motorway]] opened in [[5,000,000,026]], however by the year [[5,000,000,053]] they were lucky if they got a customer every day. ([[DW]]: ''[[Gridlock]]'')

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	[[Category:Organizations]]		[[Category:Organizations]]
	[[Category:Pharmacists]]		[[Category:Pharmacists]]

The Gift (The Sarah Jane Adventures)

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	* Since the Blathereen aren't actually bounty hunters and weren't sending the Slitheen to Raxacoricofallapatorius to be executed, what happened to the Slitheen?		* Since the Blathereen aren't actually bounty hunters and weren't sending the Slitheen to Raxacoricofallapatorius to be executed, what happened to the Slitheen?
	* Why do the Blathereen still have their compression collars on when they only appear in their Raxacoricofallapatorian form?		* Why do the Blathereen still have their compression collars on when they only appear in their Raxacoricofallapatorian form?
-	* One point into part two, part of the Rakweed spread on the Blathereen's computer is missing.	+	* One point into part two, part of the Rakweed spread on the Blathereen's computer is missing. ''This could be the school, where Clyde and Rani had destroyed the Rakweed by using the bell.''
-	* When the blathereen are eating Rakweed notice that when sarah is captured they aren't actually eating it.	+	* When the Blathereen are eating Rakweed notice that when sarah is captured they aren't actually eating it.

	==Continuity==		==Continuity==

The Gift (The Sarah Jane Adventures)

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	*The [[Blathereen]] first appeared in [[NSA]]: ''[[The Monsters Inside]]''.		*The [[Blathereen]] first appeared in [[NSA]]: ''[[The Monsters Inside]]''.
	*The [[Slitheen]] first appeared in [[DW]]: ''[[Aliens of London]]'' / ''[[World War Three]]'', and [[SJA]]: ''[[Revenge of the Slitheen]]'' [[SJA]]: ''[[The Lost Boy]]'' and [[SJA]]: ''[[From Raxacoricofallapatorius With Love]]''.		*The [[Slitheen]] first appeared in [[DW]]: ''[[Aliens of London]]'' / ''[[World War Three]]'', and [[SJA]]: ''[[Revenge of the Slitheen]]'' [[SJA]]: ''[[The Lost Boy]]'' and [[SJA]]: ''[[From Raxacoricofallapatorius With Love]]''.
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	==Timeline==		==Timeline==

Catkind

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	Though the name "Catkind", has not, to date appeared onscreen, the production team of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' has apparently made this the official name of the species.		Though the name "Catkind", has not, to date appeared onscreen, the production team of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' has apparently made this the official name of the species.
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Doomfinger

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	:''It may be that she was called Mother Doomfinger because she could kill a person with one touch and perhaps only she had this power.''		:''It may be that she was called Mother Doomfinger because she could kill a person with one touch and perhaps only she had this power.''
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	[[Category:16th century individuals\|Doomfinger]]		[[Category:16th century individuals\|Doomfinger]]

Bloodtide (Carrionite)

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	In 1599, the three Carrionites opened a portal to the Deep Darkness, allowing all other Carrionites to enter this universe, but they were stopped by Shakespeare after he created a phrase that closed the portal and trapped Bloodtide, Doomfinger, and Lilith in their crystal ball, which [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]] took.([[DW]]: ''[[The Shakespeare Code]]'')		In 1599, the three Carrionites opened a portal to the Deep Darkness, allowing all other Carrionites to enter this universe, but they were stopped by Shakespeare after he created a phrase that closed the portal and trapped Bloodtide, Doomfinger, and Lilith in their crystal ball, which [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]] took.([[DW]]: ''[[The Shakespeare Code]]'')
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Mona Lisa's Revenge

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	*The [[Cup of Athelstan]] and the International Gallery appeared in [[DW]]: ''[[Planet of the Dead (TV story)\|Planet of the Dead]]''.		*The [[Cup of Athelstan]] and the International Gallery appeared in [[DW]]: ''[[Planet of the Dead (TV story)\|Planet of the Dead]]''.
	*A smiliar story, featuring paintings and drawings coming to life appeared in [[DW]]: ''[[Fear Her]]''.		*A smiliar story, featuring paintings and drawings coming to life appeared in [[DW]]: ''[[Fear Her]]''.
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		+	*''Not bad, not in my league of course. But then again Leo was a bit of a ledge, even back then'' Lisa
		+	*''That's it. Now I really have seen everything!'' Clyde
		+	*''Looks like it's just me and you now, Harders'' Lisa
		+	*''Galaxina's gun!'' Clyde
		+	*''What'ya think Luke? Who's got the more enigmatic smile?'' Rani

	==Timeline==		==Timeline==

Lilith

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	In 1599, the three Carrionites opened a portal to the Deep Darkness, allowing all other Carrionites to enter this universe, but they were stopped by Shakespeare after her created a phrase that closed the portal and trapped Bloodtide, Doomfinger, and Lilith in their crystal ball, which [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]] took. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Shakespeare Code]]'')		In 1599, the three Carrionites opened a portal to the Deep Darkness, allowing all other Carrionites to enter this universe, but they were stopped by Shakespeare after her created a phrase that closed the portal and trapped Bloodtide, Doomfinger, and Lilith in their crystal ball, which [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]] took. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Shakespeare Code]]'')
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Florence Finnegan

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	Her known victims include the [[Child Princess]] of [[Patrivolde]] Regency 9 and Dr [[B. Stoker]], a doctor at the Royal Hope Hospital, whom she killed to assimilate his blood so she would appear biologically Human to the Judoon scanners. She also drained [[the Doctor]] of blood and in so doing nearly killed him, however, this enabled the Judoon to recognize her as not Human and therefore, the fugitive they had to capture. ([[DW]]: ''[[Smith and Jones]]'')		Her known victims include the [[Child Princess]] of [[Patrivolde]] Regency 9 and Dr [[B. Stoker]], a doctor at the Royal Hope Hospital, whom she killed to assimilate his blood so she would appear biologically Human to the Judoon scanners. She also drained [[the Doctor]] of blood and in so doing nearly killed him, however, this enabled the Judoon to recognize her as not Human and therefore, the fugitive they had to capture. ([[DW]]: ''[[Smith and Jones]]'')
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Roboform Christmas Tree

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	These baubles were used by [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]] to decimate the [[Empress of the Racnoss]] and her children. Like many other robots, they can be stopped using a [[sonic screwdriver]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Runaway Bride]]'')		These baubles were used by [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]] to decimate the [[Empress of the Racnoss]] and her children. Like many other robots, they can be stopped using a [[sonic screwdriver]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Runaway Bride]]'')
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Lance Bennett

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	'''Lance Bennett''' was the fiancé of [[Donna Noble]].		'''Lance Bennett''' was the fiancé of [[Donna Noble]].

-	In [[June]] [[2007]] Lance was working as the head of Human Resources at [[H.C. Clements]], where Donna had just landed a temp job. His offer of a cup of coffee quickly turned into a romantic relationship at least for Donna, who pressured him into marriage. Their wedding was scheduled for [[24th December]] [[2007]].	+	In [[June]] [[2007]] Lance was working as the head of Human Resources at [[H.C. Clements]], where Donna had just landed a temp job. His offer of a cup of coffee quickly turned into a romantic relationship at least for Donna, who pressured him into marriage. Their wedding was scheduled for [[24th December]] [[2007]].

	Unbeknownst to Donna, however, Lance had been working for [[Empress of the Racnoss]] for at least six months. At the Empress' behest, he dosed her with dangerous [[Huon]] particles over this period, intending for his Huon-saturated bride to provide the energy that the Empress needed to resurrect her race. Himself betrayed by the Empress, Lance met his end in the hungry jaws of her children. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Runaway Bride]]'')		Unbeknownst to Donna, however, Lance had been working for [[Empress of the Racnoss]] for at least six months. At the Empress' behest, he dosed her with dangerous [[Huon]] particles over this period, intending for his Huon-saturated bride to provide the energy that the Empress needed to resurrect her race. Himself betrayed by the Empress, Lance met his end in the hungry jaws of her children. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Runaway Bride]]'')
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Racnoss

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The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith

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	As the TARDIS appears, attempting to 'lock on' to its pilot, the Doctor explains that they can use the [[artron energy]] that powers the TARDIS to fight the Trickster, but his attempt to help Luke, Rani and Clyde into the TARDIS fails, with the TARDIS and the Doctor being cut off from the hotel. However, Clyde's attempt to enter the TARDIS results in him becoming temporarily charged with artron energy, allowing him to attack the Trickster within the Void space.		As the TARDIS appears, attempting to 'lock on' to its pilot, the Doctor explains that they can use the [[artron energy]] that powers the TARDIS to fight the Trickster, but his attempt to help Luke, Rani and Clyde into the TARDIS fails, with the TARDIS and the Doctor being cut off from the hotel. However, Clyde's attempt to enter the TARDIS results in him becoming temporarily charged with artron energy, allowing him to attack the Trickster within the Void space.

-	The Trickster's power momentarily disrupted by Clyde's attack, the Doctor is able to materialise the TARDIS in Sarah's second, telling her that there is only one way to end the Trickster's deal. As the Trickster and Clyde appear, both weakened by Clyde's attack, Sarah Jane tearfully informs Peter that the only way to stop the Trickster is for Peter to take back the deal, even though this will mean his death; Peter genuinely died in the accident, and is currently only living a half-life that will become real once he marries Sarah Jane. Although the Trickster claims that Peter is too weak to make that decision, Peter states that his love for Sarah Jane has strengthened him. He ends the deal, throwing his ring into the Trickster, who bursts into flames.	+	The Trickster's power momentarily disrupted by Clyde's attack, the Doctor is able to materialise the TARDIS in Sarah's second, telling her that there is only one way to end the Trickster's deal. As the Trickster and Clyde appear, both weakened by Clyde's attack, Sarah Jane tearfully informs Peter that the only way to stop the Trickster is for Peter to take back the deal, even though this will mean his death; Peter genuinely [[File:Sarah-jane-the-mad-woman-in-the-attic-6k.jpg\|thumb\|left\|The [[TARDIS]] appearing in the Attic]]died in the accident, and is currently only living a half-life that will become real once he marries Sarah Jane. Although the Trickster claims that Peter is too weak to make that decision, Peter states that his love for Sarah Jane has strengthened him. He ends the deal, throwing his ring into the Trickster, who bursts into flames.
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	Everyone returns to the hotel at the moment before the Doctor's arrival, with Peter having vanished and nobody else but the heroes remembering anything about the presence of the Trickster or the Doctor. People begin to whisper and a tearful Sarah Jane informs the guests that the wedding is off.		Everyone returns to the hotel at the moment before the Doctor's arrival, with Peter having vanished and nobody else but the heroes remembering anything about the presence of the Trickster or the Doctor. People begin to whisper and a tearful Sarah Jane informs the guests that the wedding is off.

The Gift (The Sarah Jane Adventures)

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	'''The Gift''' is the sixth and final story in [[The Sarah Jane Adventures]] [[Series 3 (The Sarah Jane Adventures)\|Series 3]].		'''The Gift''' is the sixth and final story in [[The Sarah Jane Adventures]] [[Series 3 (The Sarah Jane Adventures)\|Series 3]].
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The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith

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-	The episode starts with Sarah Jane sneaking out of her home for "a traffic report meeting". It is the fifth time Sarah Jane Smith has made an excuse to the gang for going out, and Luke activates Mr Smith and gets him to track Sarah Jane. Luke, Clyde and Rani find Sarah Jane on a date [[File:The-wedding-of-sarah-jane-smith-3.jpg\|thumb\|230px\|left\|[[Sarah Jane]] secretly seeing her new boyfriend [[Peter Dalton]].]]with a posh-looking man and Sarah Jane kisses him. As they are leaving, Clyde is puzzled by a strange sound (the distorted sound of the [[TARDIS]] engines). Sarah Jane is at first upset and shocked when she learns from Mr Smith and K-9 that the gang have been spying on her, and reveals that she was about to tell them. The man's name is Peter Dalton; Sarah Jane forgives them and jokes with Luke about how she might have to reveal to Peter her investigations with aliens. When Sarah Jane has left, Luke also hears the sound of the TARDIS.	+	The episode starts with Sarah Jane sneaking out of her home for "a traffic report meeting". It is the fifth time Sarah Jane Smith has made an excuse to the gang for going out, and Luke activates Mr Smith and gets him to track Sarah Jane. Luke, Clyde and Rani find Sarah Jane on a date [[File:The-wedding-of-sarah-jane-smith-3.jpg\|thumb\|left\|[[Sarah Jane]] secretly seeing her new boyfriend [[Peter Dalton]].]]with a posh-looking man and Sarah Jane kisses him. As they are leaving, Clyde is puzzled by a strange sound (the distorted sound of the [[TARDIS]] engines). Sarah Jane is at first upset and shocked when she learns from Mr Smith and K-9 that the gang have been spying on her, and reveals that she was about to tell them. The man's name is Peter Dalton; Sarah Jane forgives them and jokes with Luke about how she might have to reveal to Peter her investigations with aliens. When Sarah Jane has left, Luke also hears the sound of the TARDIS.

	Peter arrives and Clyde, Rani and Gita try to spy on him. Rani takes a delivered parcel from Sarah Jane when it starts moving. In the Chandras' house, Rani and Clyde both see a multi-eyed slug/caterpillar creature burst open the parcel. K-9 runs out of the house to warn about the creature, but Luke manages to pass off K-9 as a prototype toy. K-9 then joins Rani and Clyde in trying to catch the creature as Sarah Jane, Peter and Luke go for a meal. During the meal, Rani, Clyde and K-9 manage to bring the alien slug to the attic where Mr. Smith transmats it to its home planet, Polongus. Luke and Peter quickly bond over the meal. Two days later, Peter proposes to Sarah Jane in a restaurant - she accepts, and the surrounding crowds applaud. However, the mysterious engagement ring begins to glow. At the same time, Clyde and Rani find out that Peter's house is virtually empty.		Peter arrives and Clyde, Rani and Gita try to spy on him. Rani takes a delivered parcel from Sarah Jane when it starts moving. In the Chandras' house, Rani and Clyde both see a multi-eyed slug/caterpillar creature burst open the parcel. K-9 runs out of the house to warn about the creature, but Luke manages to pass off K-9 as a prototype toy. K-9 then joins Rani and Clyde in trying to catch the creature as Sarah Jane, Peter and Luke go for a meal. During the meal, Rani, Clyde and K-9 manage to bring the alien slug to the attic where Mr. Smith transmats it to its home planet, Polongus. Luke and Peter quickly bond over the meal. Two days later, Peter proposes to Sarah Jane in a restaurant - she accepts, and the surrounding crowds applaud. However, the mysterious engagement ring begins to glow. At the same time, Clyde and Rani find out that Peter's house is virtually empty.

	In the attic, Clyde tries to convince Sarah Jane that Peter may be more than he seems: Sarah Jane claims that she knows about the empty house, and Peter now lives in a flat closer to work. Rani and Luke are convinced, but Clyde is still very suspicious, and is shocked that Sarah Jane is getting married to Peter in two weeks. Sarah Jane appears to be in a trance, controlled by her glowing engagement ring. Mr Smith attempts to alert Sarah Jane to alien activity, but she deactivates him, saying that she doesn't want to deal with aliens anymore and may never have to tell Peter about her secret life.		In the attic, Clyde tries to convince Sarah Jane that Peter may be more than he seems: Sarah Jane claims that she knows about the empty house, and Peter now lives in a flat closer to work. Rani and Luke are convinced, but Clyde is still very suspicious, and is shocked that Sarah Jane is getting married to Peter in two weeks. Sarah Jane appears to be in a trance, controlled by her glowing engagement ring. Mr Smith attempts to alert Sarah Jane to alien activity, but she deactivates him, saying that she doesn't want to deal with aliens anymore and may never have to tell Peter about her secret life.
-	[[File:The-wedding-of-sarah-jane-smith-42.jpg\|thumb\|230px\|[[Tenth Doctor\|The Doctor]] crashes [[Sarah Jane Smith\|Sarah Jane]]'s wedding.]]	+	[[File:The-wedding-of-sarah-jane-smith-42.jpg\|thumb\|[[Tenth Doctor\|The Doctor]] crashes [[Sarah Jane Smith\|Sarah Jane]]'s wedding.]]

	On the wedding day, Clyde attempts to insult Peter subtly, saying that the wedding has been arranged too fast; this angers Luke, who shouts at Clyde. Sarah Jane then arrives, accompanied by Rani as bridesmaid, and it is strongly implied that Luke fancies Rani. Clyde also reveals that K-9 is here, further enraging Luke. When the Registrar asks whether anyone has to object to speak now, [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]] bursts through the doors shouting "STOP THIS WEDDING NOW!" and K-9 emerges from hiding having detected alien activity. A white-cloaked Trickster then materialises and disappears with Sarah Jane and Peter...		On the wedding day, Clyde attempts to insult Peter subtly, saying that the wedding has been arranged too fast; this angers Luke, who shouts at Clyde. Sarah Jane then arrives, accompanied by Rani as bridesmaid, and it is strongly implied that Luke fancies Rani. Clyde also reveals that K-9 is here, further enraging Luke. When the Registrar asks whether anyone has to object to speak now, [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]] bursts through the doors shouting "STOP THIS WEDDING NOW!" and K-9 emerges from hiding having detected alien activity. A white-cloaked Trickster then materialises and disappears with Sarah Jane and Peter...

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-	As Luke, Clyde and Rani regain consciousness, the Doctor introduces himself, swiftly revealing that they and K9 are the only people in the hotel, which now exists in a white void trapped at 15:23:23. The Trickster has literally trapped them in a second, cutting them off from the [[File:The-wedding-of-sarah-jane-smith-36.jpg\|thumb\|left\|230px\|The [[TARDIS]], trying to break through to get to its pilot with arton energy around it.]]rest of the world and, more importantly, cutting them off from the TARDIS, which cannot materialise properly. Using K9's sensors and the sonic screwdriver, the Doctor is able to determine that Sarah Jane is trapped in another second, deducing that the Trickster has separated the two groups to prevent them helping Sarah Jane.	+	As Luke, Clyde and Rani regain consciousness, the Doctor introduces himself, swiftly revealing that they and K9 are the only people in the hotel, which now exists in a white void trapped at 15:23:23. The Trickster has literally trapped them in a second, cutting them off from the [[File:The-wedding-of-sarah-jane-smith-36.jpg\|thumb\|left\|The [[TARDIS]], trying to break through to get to its pilot with arton energy around it.]]rest of the world and, more importantly, cutting them off from the TARDIS, which cannot materialise properly. Using K9's sensors and the sonic screwdriver, the Doctor is able to determine that Sarah Jane is trapped in another second, deducing that the Trickster has separated the two groups to prevent them helping Sarah Jane.

	As Sarah Jane realises what has happened, she removes her engagement ring, realising that it has been influencing her actions. Peter protests that the 'angel' (The Trickster) told him that the ring would only ensure everything worked out at the wedding, and points out that Sarah Jane accepted his proposal on her own. As Peter explains that the Trickster came to him when he had an accident at home, offering him his life and the love he never had, the Trickster states that Sarah Jane and her allies will only be returned to the real universe when she says "I do".		As Sarah Jane realises what has happened, she removes her engagement ring, realising that it has been influencing her actions. Peter protests that the 'angel' (The Trickster) told him that the ring would only ensure everything worked out at the wedding, and points out that Sarah Jane accepted his proposal on her own. As Peter explains that the Trickster came to him when he had an accident at home, offering him his life and the love he never had, the Trickster states that Sarah Jane and her allies will only be returned to the real universe when she says "I do".

-	While attempting to find a way out of the hotel, the Doctor confronts the Trickster, revealing that he is the personification of the Pantheon [[File:Sarah jane no peter.JPG\|thumb\|right\|230px\|Peter is gone.]]of Discord, a group of aliens from a different universe thriving on chaos and trying to break through into this universe. The Trickster reciprocates with his own knowledge of the Doctor and explains that, with her marriage marking the beginning of her new life, Sarah Jane will forget her old life of defending Earth; he also mysteriously comments that 'the Gate' is waiting.	+	While attempting to find a way out of the hotel, the Doctor confronts the Trickster, revealing that he is the personification of the Pantheon [[File:Sarah jane no peter.JPG\|thumb\|right\|Peter is gone.]]of Discord, a group of aliens from a different universe thriving on chaos and trying to break through into this universe. The Trickster reciprocates with his own knowledge of the Doctor and explains that, with her marriage marking the beginning of her new life, Sarah Jane will forget her old life of defending Earth; he also mysteriously comments that 'the Gate' is waiting.

	As the TARDIS appears, attempting to 'lock on' to its pilot, the Doctor explains that they can use the [[artron energy]] that powers the TARDIS to fight the Trickster, but his attempt to help Luke, Rani and Clyde into the TARDIS fails, with the TARDIS and the Doctor being cut off from the hotel. However, Clyde's attempt to enter the TARDIS results in him becoming temporarily charged with artron energy, allowing him to attack the Trickster within the Void space.		As the TARDIS appears, attempting to 'lock on' to its pilot, the Doctor explains that they can use the [[artron energy]] that powers the TARDIS to fight the Trickster, but his attempt to help Luke, Rani and Clyde into the TARDIS fails, with the TARDIS and the Doctor being cut off from the hotel. However, Clyde's attempt to enter the TARDIS results in him becoming temporarily charged with artron energy, allowing him to attack the Trickster within the Void space.

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The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith

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	The Trickster's power momentarily disrupted by Clyde's attack, the Doctor is able to materialise the TARDIS in Sarah's second, telling her that there is only one way to end the Trickster's deal. As the Trickster and Clyde appear, both weakened by Clyde's attack, Sarah Jane tearfully informs Peter that the only way to stop the Trickster is for Peter to take back the deal, even though this will mean his death; Peter genuinely died in the accident, and is currently only living a half-life that will become real once he marries Sarah Jane. Although the Trickster claims that Peter is too weak to make that decision, Peter states that his love for Sarah Jane has strengthened him. He ends the deal, throwing his ring into the Trickster, who bursts into flames.		The Trickster's power momentarily disrupted by Clyde's attack, the Doctor is able to materialise the TARDIS in Sarah's second, telling her that there is only one way to end the Trickster's deal. As the Trickster and Clyde appear, both weakened by Clyde's attack, Sarah Jane tearfully informs Peter that the only way to stop the Trickster is for Peter to take back the deal, even though this will mean his death; Peter genuinely died in the accident, and is currently only living a half-life that will become real once he marries Sarah Jane. Although the Trickster claims that Peter is too weak to make that decision, Peter states that his love for Sarah Jane has strengthened him. He ends the deal, throwing his ring into the Trickster, who bursts into flames.
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	Everyone returns to the hotel at the moment before the Doctor's arrival, with Peter having vanished and nobody else but the heroes remembering anything about the presence of the Trickster or the Doctor. People begin to whisper and a tearful Sarah Jane informs the guests that the wedding is off.		Everyone returns to the hotel at the moment before the Doctor's arrival, with Peter having vanished and nobody else but the heroes remembering anything about the presence of the Trickster or the Doctor. People begin to whisper and a tearful Sarah Jane informs the guests that the wedding is off.

Supreme Pontiff of Time

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The Gift (The Sarah Jane Adventures)

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-	*A Blathereen explodes in the attic covering the team with it's remains, Clyde says "Why does this always happen to me?" referencing when a Slitheen exploded on him in [[SJA]]: ''[[Revenge of the Slitheen]]'' and a Bane in [[SJA]]: ''[[Enemy of the Bane]]''	+	*When the Blathereen explodes in the attic covering the team with it's remains, Clyde says "Why does this always happen to me?" referencing when a Slitheen exploded on him in [[SJA]]: ''[[Revenge of the Slitheen]]'' and a Bane in [[SJA]]: ''[[Enemy of the Bane]]''
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The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith

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-	The episode starts with Sarah Jane sneaking out of her home for "a traffic report meeting". It is the fifth time Sarah Jane Smith has made an excuse to the gang for going out, and Luke activates Mr Smith and gets him to track Sarah Jane. Luke, Clyde and Rani find Sarah Jane on a date with a posh-looking man and Sarah Jane kisses him. As they are leaving, Clyde is puzzled by a strange sound (the distorted sound of the [[TARDIS]] engines). Sarah Jane is at first upset and shocked when she learns from Mr Smith and K-9 that the gang have been spying on her, and reveals that she was about to tell them. The man's name is Peter Dalton; Sarah Jane forgives them and jokes with Luke about how she might have to reveal to Peter her investigations with aliens. When Sarah Jane has left, Luke also hears the sound of the TARDIS.	+	The episode starts with Sarah Jane sneaking out of her home for "a traffic report meeting". It is the fifth time Sarah Jane Smith has made an excuse to the gang for going out, and Luke activates Mr Smith and gets him to track Sarah Jane. Luke, Clyde and Rani find Sarah Jane on a date [[File:The-wedding-of-sarah-jane-smith-3.jpg\|thumb\|230px\|left\|[[Sarah Jane]] secretly seeing her new boyfriend [[Peter Dalton]].]]with a posh-looking man and Sarah Jane kisses him. As they are leaving, Clyde is puzzled by a strange sound (the distorted sound of the [[TARDIS]] engines). Sarah Jane is at first upset and shocked when she learns from Mr Smith and K-9 that the gang have been spying on her, and reveals that she was about to tell them. The man's name is Peter Dalton; Sarah Jane forgives them and jokes with Luke about how she might have to reveal to Peter her investigations with aliens. When Sarah Jane has left, Luke also hears the sound of the TARDIS.
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	Peter arrives and Clyde, Rani and Gita try to spy on him. Rani takes a delivered parcel from Sarah Jane when it starts moving. In the Chandras' house, Rani and Clyde both see a multi-eyed slug/caterpillar creature burst open the parcel. K-9 runs out of the house to warn about the creature, but Luke manages to pass off K-9 as a prototype toy. K-9 then joins Rani and Clyde in trying to catch the creature as Sarah Jane, Peter and Luke go for a meal. During the meal, Rani, Clyde and K-9 manage to bring the alien slug to the attic where Mr. Smith transmats it to its home planet, Polongus. Luke and Peter quickly bond over the meal. Two days later, Peter proposes to Sarah Jane in a restaurant - she accepts, and the surrounding crowds applaud. However, the mysterious engagement ring begins to glow. At the same time, Clyde and Rani find out that Peter's house is virtually empty.		Peter arrives and Clyde, Rani and Gita try to spy on him. Rani takes a delivered parcel from Sarah Jane when it starts moving. In the Chandras' house, Rani and Clyde both see a multi-eyed slug/caterpillar creature burst open the parcel. K-9 runs out of the house to warn about the creature, but Luke manages to pass off K-9 as a prototype toy. K-9 then joins Rani and Clyde in trying to catch the creature as Sarah Jane, Peter and Luke go for a meal. During the meal, Rani, Clyde and K-9 manage to bring the alien slug to the attic where Mr. Smith transmats it to its home planet, Polongus. Luke and Peter quickly bond over the meal. Two days later, Peter proposes to Sarah Jane in a restaurant - she accepts, and the surrounding crowds applaud. However, the mysterious engagement ring begins to glow. At the same time, Clyde and Rani find out that Peter's house is virtually empty.

	In the attic, Clyde tries to convince Sarah Jane that Peter may be more than he seems: Sarah Jane claims that she knows about the empty house, and Peter now lives in a flat closer to work. Rani and Luke are convinced, but Clyde is still very suspicious, and is shocked that Sarah Jane is getting married to Peter in two weeks. Sarah Jane appears to be in a trance, controlled by her glowing engagement ring. Mr Smith attempts to alert Sarah Jane to alien activity, but she deactivates him, saying that she doesn't want to deal with aliens anymore and may never have to tell Peter about her secret life.		In the attic, Clyde tries to convince Sarah Jane that Peter may be more than he seems: Sarah Jane claims that she knows about the empty house, and Peter now lives in a flat closer to work. Rani and Luke are convinced, but Clyde is still very suspicious, and is shocked that Sarah Jane is getting married to Peter in two weeks. Sarah Jane appears to be in a trance, controlled by her glowing engagement ring. Mr Smith attempts to alert Sarah Jane to alien activity, but she deactivates him, saying that she doesn't want to deal with aliens anymore and may never have to tell Peter about her secret life.
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	On the wedding day, Clyde attempts to insult Peter subtly, saying that the wedding has been arranged too fast; this angers Luke, who shouts at Clyde. Sarah Jane then arrives, accompanied by Rani as bridesmaid, and it is strongly implied that Luke fancies Rani. Clyde also reveals that K-9 is here, further enraging Luke. When the Registrar asks whether anyone has to object to speak now, [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]] bursts through the doors shouting "STOP THIS WEDDING NOW!" and K-9 emerges from hiding having detected alien activity. A white-cloaked Trickster then materialises and disappears with Sarah Jane and Peter...		On the wedding day, Clyde attempts to insult Peter subtly, saying that the wedding has been arranged too fast; this angers Luke, who shouts at Clyde. Sarah Jane then arrives, accompanied by Rani as bridesmaid, and it is strongly implied that Luke fancies Rani. Clyde also reveals that K-9 is here, further enraging Luke. When the Registrar asks whether anyone has to object to speak now, [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]] bursts through the doors shouting "STOP THIS WEDDING NOW!" and K-9 emerges from hiding having detected alien activity. A white-cloaked Trickster then materialises and disappears with Sarah Jane and Peter...

	====Part Two====		====Part Two====
-	As Luke, Clyde and Rani regain consciousness, the Doctor introduces himself, swiftly revealing that they and K9 are the only people in the hotel, which now exists in a white void trapped at 15:23:23. The Trickster has literally trapped them in a second, cutting them off from the rest of the world and, more importantly, cutting them off from the TARDIS, which cannot materialise properly. Using K9's sensors and the sonic screwdriver, the Doctor is able to determine that Sarah Jane is trapped in another second, deducing that the Trickster has separated the two groups to prevent them helping Sarah Jane.	+	As Luke, Clyde and Rani regain consciousness, the Doctor introduces himself, swiftly revealing that they and K9 are the only people in the hotel, which now exists in a white void trapped at 15:23:23. The Trickster has literally trapped them in a second, cutting them off from the [[File:The-wedding-of-sarah-jane-smith-36.jpg\|thumb\|left\|230px\|The [[TARDIS]], trying to break through to get to its pilot with arton energy around it.]]rest of the world and, more importantly, cutting them off from the TARDIS, which cannot materialise properly. Using K9's sensors and the sonic screwdriver, the Doctor is able to determine that Sarah Jane is trapped in another second, deducing that the Trickster has separated the two groups to prevent them helping Sarah Jane.
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	As Sarah Jane realises what has happened, she removes her engagement ring, realising that it has been influencing her actions. Peter protests that the 'angel' (The Trickster) told him that the ring would only ensure everything worked out at the wedding, and points out that Sarah Jane accepted his proposal on her own. As Peter explains that the Trickster came to him when he had an accident at home, offering him his life and the love he never had, the Trickster states that Sarah Jane and her allies will only be returned to the real universe when she says "I do".		As Sarah Jane realises what has happened, she removes her engagement ring, realising that it has been influencing her actions. Peter protests that the 'angel' (The Trickster) told him that the ring would only ensure everything worked out at the wedding, and points out that Sarah Jane accepted his proposal on her own. As Peter explains that the Trickster came to him when he had an accident at home, offering him his life and the love he never had, the Trickster states that Sarah Jane and her allies will only be returned to the real universe when she says "I do".

-	While attempting to find a way out of the hotel, the Doctor confronts the Trickster, revealing that he is the personification of the Pantheon of Discord, a group of aliens from a different universe thriving on chaos and trying to break through into this universe. The Trickster reciprocates with his own knowledge of the Doctor and explains that, with her marriage marking the beginning of her new life, Sarah Jane will forget her old life of defending Earth; he also mysteriously comments that 'the Gate' is waiting.	+	While attempting to find a way out of the hotel, the Doctor confronts the Trickster, revealing that he is the personification of the Pantheon [[File:Sarah jane no peter.JPG\|thumb\|right\|230px\|Peter is gone.]]of Discord, a group of aliens from a different universe thriving on chaos and trying to break through into this universe. The Trickster reciprocates with his own knowledge of the Doctor and explains that, with her marriage marking the beginning of her new life, Sarah Jane will forget her old life of defending Earth; he also mysteriously comments that 'the Gate' is waiting.

	As the TARDIS appears, attempting to 'lock on' to its pilot, the Doctor explains that they can use the [[artron energy]] that powers the TARDIS to fight the Trickster, but his attempt to help Luke, Rani and Clyde into the TARDIS fails, with the TARDIS and the Doctor being cut off from the hotel. However, Clyde's attempt to enter the TARDIS results in him becoming temporarily charged with artron energy, allowing him to attack the Trickster within the Void space.		As the TARDIS appears, attempting to 'lock on' to its pilot, the Doctor explains that they can use the [[artron energy]] that powers the TARDIS to fight the Trickster, but his attempt to help Luke, Rani and Clyde into the TARDIS fails, with the TARDIS and the Doctor being cut off from the hotel. However, Clyde's attempt to enter the TARDIS results in him becoming temporarily charged with artron energy, allowing him to attack the Trickster within the Void space.

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	The Trickster's power momentarily disrupted by Clyde's attack, the Doctor is able to materialise the TARDIS in Sarah's second, telling her that there is only one way to end the Trickster's deal. As the Trickster and Clyde appear, both weakened by Clyde's attack, Sarah Jane tearfully informs Peter that the only way to stop the Trickster is for Peter to take back the deal, even though this will mean his death; Peter genuinely died in the accident, and is currently only living a half-life that will become real once he marries Sarah Jane. Although the Trickster claims that Peter is too weak to make that decision, Peter states that his love for Sarah Jane has strengthened him. He ends the deal, throwing his ring into the Trickster, who bursts into flames.		The Trickster's power momentarily disrupted by Clyde's attack, the Doctor is able to materialise the TARDIS in Sarah's second, telling her that there is only one way to end the Trickster's deal. As the Trickster and Clyde appear, both weakened by Clyde's attack, Sarah Jane tearfully informs Peter that the only way to stop the Trickster is for Peter to take back the deal, even though this will mean his death; Peter genuinely died in the accident, and is currently only living a half-life that will become real once he marries Sarah Jane. Although the Trickster claims that Peter is too weak to make that decision, Peter states that his love for Sarah Jane has strengthened him. He ends the deal, throwing his ring into the Trickster, who bursts into flames.

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	*When the TARDIS was trapped in the Dalek Time Corridor ([[DW]]: ''[[Resurrection of the Daleks]]'')		*When the TARDIS was trapped in the Dalek Time Corridor ([[DW]]: ''[[Resurrection of the Daleks]]'')
-	*When the Master opened the Eye of Harmony in an attempt to take the Eighth Doctor's remaining regenerations, signifying that the TARDIS itself was dying. ([[DW]]: ''[[Doctor Who (1996)\|Doctor Who]]'')	+	*When the Master opened the [[Eye of Harmony]] in an attempt to take the Eighth Doctor's remaining regenerations, signifying that the TARDIS itself was dying. ([[DW]]: ''[[Doctor Who (1996)\|Doctor Who]]'')
	*As [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]] began to fly the TARDIS erratically. ([[DW]]: ''[[Children in Need Special]]'')		*As [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]] began to fly the TARDIS erratically. ([[DW]]: ''[[Children in Need Special]]'')
	*When [[Harold Saxon\|the Master]] cannibalized [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]]'s TARDIS into a [[Paradox Machine]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Sound of Drums]]'')		*When [[Harold Saxon\|the Master]] cannibalized [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]]'s TARDIS into a [[Paradox Machine]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Sound of Drums]]'')

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	According to one account, during [[Ninth Doctor\|his ninth incarnation]], the Doctor threw the recorder away on a rubbish tip on Earth while having a clear out of some old things. In this case, however, the instrument was referred to as a flute. ([[WEB]]: ''[[Defending the Earth!\|whoisdoctorwho.co.uk]]'')		According to one account, during [[Ninth Doctor\|his ninth incarnation]], the Doctor threw the recorder away on a rubbish tip on Earth while having a clear out of some old things. In this case, however, the instrument was referred to as a flute. ([[WEB]]: ''[[Defending the Earth!\|whoisdoctorwho.co.uk]]'')
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	Next, the Doctor and Donna visited the [[China\|Chinese]]-influenced planet of [[Shan Shen]]. When Donna went to get her fortune told, [[Time Beetle\|a member]] of the [[Trickster's Brigade]] created an alternate universe around her. In this alternate universe she met [[Rose Tyler]], who told her two words to tell the Doctor. After Donna corrects the universe, she is able to tell the Doctor the two words: [[Bad Wolf meme\|Bad Wolf]]. Donna asks what it means and the Doctor replies with "The end of the Universe". ([[DW]]: ''[[Turn Left]]'')		Next, the Doctor and Donna visited the [[China\|Chinese]]-influenced planet of [[Shan Shen]]. When Donna went to get her fortune told, [[Time Beetle\|a member]] of the [[Trickster's Brigade]] created an alternate universe around her. In this alternate universe she met [[Rose Tyler]], who told her two words to tell the Doctor. After Donna corrects the universe, she is able to tell the Doctor the two words: [[Bad Wolf meme\|Bad Wolf]]. Donna asks what it means and the Doctor replies with "The end of the Universe". ([[DW]]: ''[[Turn Left]]'')

-	He rushed back to [[Earth]] to check that everything was fine, but as soon as they went back to the TARDIS, the whole planet was stolen. Finding no clue as to where the Earth was, he went to the [[Shadow Proclamation]] and learned that 27 planets including Earth had been stolen. With a bit of help from [[Harriet Jones]], [[Jack Harkness]], [[Sarah Jane Smith]], [[Luke Smith]], [[Martha Jones]], [[Mr Smith]] and [[Rose Tyler]] (The [[Children of Time]]) as well as Donna's mother and grandfather he was able to be contacted and managed to lock on to the location of the Earth. After a quick chat with his friends and [[Davros]] (who had been saved by [[Dalek Caan]] from the [[Last Great Time War]])	+	He rushed back to [[Earth]] to check that everything was fine, but as soon as they went back to the TARDIS, the whole planet was stolen. Finding no clue as to where the Earth was, he went to the [[Shadow Proclamation]] and learned that 27 planets including Earth had been stolen. With a bit of help from [[Harriet Jones]], [[Jack Harkness]], [[Sarah Jane Smith]], [[Luke Smith]], [[Martha Jones]], [[Mr Smith]] and [[Rose Tyler]] (The [[Children of Time]]) as well as Donna's mother and grandfather he was able to be contacted and managed to lock on to the location of the Earth. After a quick chat with his friends and [[Davros]] (who had been saved by [[Dalek Caan]] from the [[Last Great Time War]]). He landed on Earth. While talking to Donna, Donna pointed out that Rose was behind him. He turned around and the two began to run towards each other. Then a Dalek emerged from the shadows and fired at him. It was only a glancing blow but was enough to mortally wound him. He had to be taken back into the[[File:The 10th Doctor puuting in the rest of his regeneration into his hand so that his body woulded change.jpg\|thumb\|Fending off regeneration]]TARDIS where he began to regenerate. Using his nearby severed hand, he used the regeneration to heal himself, but not to regenerate into a new form. As a result of this, a [[Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor\|new Doctor]] was born from his severed hand and Donna who was accidentally made part-Time Lord, becoming the DoctorDonna. DoctorDonna disabled the planet powered Reality Bomb to stop Davros from destroying the entire universe and the three Doctor's sent the planets back to their original time and space. However, The Doctor was horrified by the actions of the new Doctor, who wiped out the last remaining members of the Dalek race. The Children of Time used the TARDIS to tow Earth back to it's original point in time and space. The Doctor said his goodbyes to Sarah Jane, Martha, Jack and Mickey before he left the new Doctor in Pete's World, hoping that Rose and the new Doctor would be able to help each other. The new Doctor was able to tell Rose that he loved her and they passionately kissed. Upon returning to our universe, he was forced to remove Donna's Time Lord abilities, as they would eventually kill her. He returned Donna to her mother and grandfather, and told them that they would have to make sure she never remembered the Doctor. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Stolen Earth]]'' /''[[Journey's End]]'')
-	He landed on Earth. While talking to Donna, Donna pointed out that Rose was behind him. He turned around and the two began to run towards each other. Then a Dalek emerged from the shadows and fired at him. It was only a glancing blow but was enough to mortally wound him. He had to be taken back into the[[File:The 10th Doctor puuting in the rest of his regeneration into his hand so that his body woulded change.jpg\|thumb\|Fending off regeneration]]TARDIS where he began to regenerate. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Stolen Earth]]''). Using his nearby severed hand, he used the regeneration to heal himself, but not to regenerate into a new form. As a result of this, a [[Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor\|new Doctor]] was born from his severed hand and Donna who was accidentally made part-Time Lord, becoming the DoctorDonna. DoctorDonna disabled the planet powered Reality Bomb to stop Davros from destroying the entire universe and the three Doctor's sent the planets back to their original time and space. However, The Doctor was horrified by the actions of the new Doctor, who wiped out the last remaining members of the Dalek race. The Children of Time used the TARDIS to tow Earth back to it's original point in time and space. The Doctor said his goodbyes to Sarah Jane, Martha, Jack and Mickey before he left the new Doctor in Pete's World, hoping that Rose and the new Doctor would be able to help each other. The new Doctor was able to tell Rose that he loved her and they passionately kissed. Upon returning to our universe, he was forced to remove Donna's Time Lord abilities, as they would eventually kill her. He returned Donna to her mother and grandfather, and told them that they would have to make sure she never remembered the Doctor. ([[DW]]: ''[[Journey's End]]'')

	[[Es'Cartress]] of the [[Tactire]], an inhabitant of [[Callufrax Minor]], had been stuck on the [[Crucible]] and was unable to return home before the Doctors returned the planets. As such, he had to escape to the TARDIS. He then attempted to take over the Doctor's mind, but his link with the TARDIS forced them both into [[the Matrix]]. The Doctor was shown to have the stronger mind and was able to take control, killing Es'Cartress. ([[IDW]]: ''[[The Forgotten]]'')		[[Es'Cartress]] of the [[Tactire]], an inhabitant of [[Callufrax Minor]], had been stuck on the [[Crucible]] and was unable to return home before the Doctors returned the planets. As such, he had to escape to the TARDIS. He then attempted to take over the Doctor's mind, but his link with the TARDIS forced them both into [[the Matrix]]. The Doctor was shown to have the stronger mind and was able to take control, killing Es'Cartress. ([[IDW]]: ''[[The Forgotten]]'')
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-	The Doctor decides to go to the Planet [[Mars]]. There he met the crew of [[Bowie Base One]], including [[Adelaide Brooke]] who served as his companion for a short time. He knew the crew of Bowie Base, and that one would die, as it was one of the most important events in the expansion of Humanity through the universe. He learnt that the crew died due to [[The Flood (The Waters of Mars)\|The Flood]], which caused six of them mutate. Initially unwilling to interfere due to his belief that the event was a fixed point in time, he changed course once he remembers the deaths he has lived through and what it has left him with. He saves Adelaide, Mia and Yuri and takes them back to Earth [[2059]]. Adelaide was angry at the Doctor's interference, and scolds him for thinking himself above obeying history's course (her death meant that her grandaughter would be inspired to go explore the stars). Adelaide then walks into her home, apparently having given up trying to defy the Doctor, but committed suicide. The Doctor's memories of the day's events change to fit in with the new timeline created. Distraught at the impossiblity of his task of changing history, he began to ponder his own end when a vision of Ood Sigma appeared before him. As he entereds the TARDIS, the Cloister Bell rings. With a defiant "No!" he activated the TARDIS. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Waters of Mars]]'')	+	The Doctor decides to go to the Planet [[Mars]]. There he met the crew of [[Bowie Base One]], including [[Adelaide Brooke]] who served as his companion for a short time. He knew the crew of Bowie Base, and that everyone would die, as it was one of the most important events in the expansion of Humanity through the universe. He learnt that the crew died due to [[The Flood (The Waters of Mars)\|The Flood]], which caused six of them mutate. Initially unwilling to interfere due to his belief that the event was a fixed point in time, he changed course once he remembers the deaths he has lived through and what it has left him with. He saves Adelaide, Mia and Yuri and takes them back to Earth [[2059]]. Adelaide was angry at the Doctor's interference, and scolds him for thinking himself above obeying history's course (her death meant that her grandaughter would be inspired to go explore the stars). Adelaide then walks into her home, apparently having given up trying to defy the Doctor, but committed suicide. The Doctor's memories of the day's events change to fit in with the new timeline created. Distraught at the impossiblity of his task of changing history, he began to ponder his own end when a vision of Ood Sigma appeared before him. As he entereds the TARDIS, the Cloister Bell rings. With a defiant "No!" he activated the TARDIS. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Waters of Mars]]'')

	:''For a list of Tenth Doctor stories in the order in which he experienced them, see [[Tenth Doctor - Timeline]].''		:''For a list of Tenth Doctor stories in the order in which he experienced them, see [[Tenth Doctor - Timeline]].''

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-	'''The Louvre''', was one of the best art galleries in the universe, was located in [[Paris]] and it held the greatest art work in the universe; the [[Mona Lisa]]. [[Fourth Doctor\|The Doctor]] visited it in the [[1980s]] with [[Romana II\|Romana]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[City of Death]]'')	+	'''The Louvre''', was one of the best art galleries in the universe, was located in [[Paris]] and it held the greatest art work in the universe; the [[Mona Lisa]]. [[Fourth Doctor\|The Doctor]] visited it in the [[1980s]] with [[Romana II\|Romana]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[City of Death]]''). [[Mr. Harding]] visited it at least once, although the Mona Lisa is only allowed to be seen for twenty seconds but Harding put a fight in order to see her as he loved the painting.

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-	Shortly afterwards he and Donna visited the leisure planet [[Midnight]]	+	Shortly afterwards he and Donna visited the leisure planet [[Midnight]]. Donna stayed at the leisure palace whilst the Doctor took a four-hour[[File:67.jpg\|thumb\|left\|The Doctor on board the [[Crusader 50]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[Midnight]]'')]]shuttle bus ride to the [[Sapphire Waterfall]]. The bus was subsequently attacked by an [[Midnight Entity\|unknown creature]] which possessed one of the passengers, [[Sky Silvestry]] and eventually the Doctor, with the aim of inciting mass hysteria among the other passengers. Before the creature could trick the passengers into throwing out the Doctor, Sky was dragged out into the X-Tonic sun by the bus' hostess, who realized that Sky was stealing the Doctor's voice, and the creature departed, its plans defeated. ([[DW]]: ''[[Midnight (TV story)\|Midnight]]'')
-	Donna stayed at the leisure palace whilst the Doctor took a four-hour[[File:67.jpg\|thumb\|left\|The Doctor on board the [[Crusader 50]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[Midnight]]'')]]shuttle bus ride to the [[Sapphire Waterfall]]. The bus was subsequently attacked by an [[Midnight Entity\|unknown creature]] which possessed one of the passengers, [[Sky Silvestry]] and eventually the Doctor, with the aim of inciting mass hysteria among the other passengers. Before the creature could trick the passengers into throwing out the Doctor, Sky was dragged out into the X-Tonic sun by the bus' hostess, who realized that Sky was stealing the Doctor's voice, and the creature departed, its plans defeated. ([[DW]]: ''[[Midnight (TV story)\|Midnight]]'')

	Next, the Doctor and Donna visited the [[China\|Chinese]]-influenced planet of [[Shan Shen]]. When Donna went to get her fortune told, [[Time Beetle\|a member]] of the [[Trickster's Brigade]] created an alternate universe around her. In this alternate universe she met [[Rose Tyler]], who told her two words to tell the Doctor. After Donna corrects the universe, she is able to tell the Doctor the two words: [[Bad Wolf meme\|Bad Wolf]]. Donna asks what it means and the Doctor replies with "The end of the Universe". ([[DW]]: ''[[Turn Left]]'')		Next, the Doctor and Donna visited the [[China\|Chinese]]-influenced planet of [[Shan Shen]]. When Donna went to get her fortune told, [[Time Beetle\|a member]] of the [[Trickster's Brigade]] created an alternate universe around her. In this alternate universe she met [[Rose Tyler]], who told her two words to tell the Doctor. After Donna corrects the universe, she is able to tell the Doctor the two words: [[Bad Wolf meme\|Bad Wolf]]. Donna asks what it means and the Doctor replies with "The end of the Universe". ([[DW]]: ''[[Turn Left]]'')

-	He rushed back to [[Earth]] to check that everything was fine, but as soon as they went back to the TARDIS, the whole planet was stolen. Finding no clue as to where the Earth was, he went to the [[Shadow Proclamation]] and learned that 27 planets including Earth had been stolen. With a bit of help from [[Harriet Jones]], [[Jack Harkness]], [[Sarah Jane Smith]], [[Luke Smith]], [[Martha Jones]], [[Mr Smith]] and [[Rose Tyler]] (The [[Children of Time]]) as well as Donna's mother and grandfather he was able to be contacted and managed to lock on to the location of the Earth. After a quick chat with his friends and [[Davros]] (who had been saved by [[Dalek Caan]] from the [[Last Great Time War]]	+	He rushed back to [[Earth]] to check that everything was fine, but as soon as they went back to the TARDIS, the whole planet was stolen. Finding no clue as to where the Earth was, he went to the [[Shadow Proclamation]] and learned that 27 planets including Earth had been stolen. With a bit of help from [[Harriet Jones]], [[Jack Harkness]], [[Sarah Jane Smith]], [[Luke Smith]], [[Martha Jones]], [[Mr Smith]] and [[Rose Tyler]] (The [[Children of Time]]) as well as Donna's mother and grandfather he was able to be contacted and managed to lock on to the location of the Earth. After a quick chat with his friends and [[Davros]] (who had been saved by [[Dalek Caan]] from the [[Last Great Time War]])
	He landed on Earth. While talking to Donna, Donna pointed out that Rose was behind him. He turned around and the two began to run towards each other. Then a Dalek emerged from the shadows and fired at him. It was only a glancing blow but was enough to mortally wound him. He had to be taken back into the[[File:The 10th Doctor puuting in the rest of his regeneration into his hand so that his body woulded change.jpg\|thumb\|Fending off regeneration]]TARDIS where he began to regenerate. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Stolen Earth]]''). Using his nearby severed hand, he used the regeneration to heal himself, but not to regenerate into a new form. As a result of this, a [[Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor\|new Doctor]] was born from his severed hand and Donna who was accidentally made part-Time Lord, becoming the DoctorDonna. DoctorDonna disabled the planet powered Reality Bomb to stop Davros from destroying the entire universe and the three Doctor's sent the planets back to their original time and space. However, The Doctor was horrified by the actions of the new Doctor, who wiped out the last remaining members of the Dalek race. The Children of Time used the TARDIS to tow Earth back to it's original point in time and space. The Doctor said his goodbyes to Sarah Jane, Martha, Jack and Mickey before he left the new Doctor in Pete's World, hoping that Rose and the new Doctor would be able to help each other. The new Doctor was able to tell Rose that he loved her and they passionately kissed. Upon returning to our universe, he was forced to remove Donna's Time Lord abilities, as they would eventually kill her. He returned Donna to her mother and grandfather, and told them that they would have to make sure she never remembered the Doctor. ([[DW]]: ''[[Journey's End]]'')		He landed on Earth. While talking to Donna, Donna pointed out that Rose was behind him. He turned around and the two began to run towards each other. Then a Dalek emerged from the shadows and fired at him. It was only a glancing blow but was enough to mortally wound him. He had to be taken back into the[[File:The 10th Doctor puuting in the rest of his regeneration into his hand so that his body woulded change.jpg\|thumb\|Fending off regeneration]]TARDIS where he began to regenerate. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Stolen Earth]]''). Using his nearby severed hand, he used the regeneration to heal himself, but not to regenerate into a new form. As a result of this, a [[Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor\|new Doctor]] was born from his severed hand and Donna who was accidentally made part-Time Lord, becoming the DoctorDonna. DoctorDonna disabled the planet powered Reality Bomb to stop Davros from destroying the entire universe and the three Doctor's sent the planets back to their original time and space. However, The Doctor was horrified by the actions of the new Doctor, who wiped out the last remaining members of the Dalek race. The Children of Time used the TARDIS to tow Earth back to it's original point in time and space. The Doctor said his goodbyes to Sarah Jane, Martha, Jack and Mickey before he left the new Doctor in Pete's World, hoping that Rose and the new Doctor would be able to help each other. The new Doctor was able to tell Rose that he loved her and they passionately kissed. Upon returning to our universe, he was forced to remove Donna's Time Lord abilities, as they would eventually kill her. He returned Donna to her mother and grandfather, and told them that they would have to make sure she never remembered the Doctor. ([[DW]]: ''[[Journey's End]]'')

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	*At some point after his encounter with Sally Sparrow, the Doctor and Martha encountered the [[Weeping Angels]] and were transported sans TARDIS to 1969, where they spent an unknown length of time following the information provided by Sparrow. Their activities during this period have not been completely detailed. ([[DW]]: ''[[Blink]]'')		*At some point after his encounter with Sally Sparrow, the Doctor and Martha encountered the [[Weeping Angels]] and were transported sans TARDIS to 1969, where they spent an unknown length of time following the information provided by Sparrow. Their activities during this period have not been completely detailed. ([[DW]]: ''[[Blink]]'')
	*At one point, the Doctor and [[Rose Tyler]] visited a rocky, barren planet watching giant creatures that are similar to manta rays in appearance fly past. ([[DW]]: ''[[Army of Ghosts]]'' (flashback))		*At one point, the Doctor and [[Rose Tyler]] visited a rocky, barren planet watching giant creatures that are similar to manta rays in appearance fly past. ([[DW]]: ''[[Army of Ghosts]]'' (flashback))
-	*At some point, the Doctor engages in an adventure in Elizabethan England which results in him becoming an enemy of [[Queen Elizabeth I]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Shakespeare Code]]'')	+	*The Doctor in his fear for his own life marries [[Queen Elizabeth I]] then becoming her enemy. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Shakespeare Code]]'')
	:''This occurs at some point between [[DW]]: ''[[The Shakespeare Code]]'' and ''[[The End of Time (TV story)\|The End of Time]]''.''		:''This occurs at some point between [[DW]]: ''[[The Shakespeare Code]]'' and ''[[The End of Time (TV story)\|The End of Time]]''.''
	*The Doctor may have met [[River Song]] and entered into a relationship of some sort with her. ([[DW]]: ''[[Silence in the Library]]'' / ''[[Forest of the Dead]]'')		*The Doctor may have met [[River Song]] and entered into a relationship of some sort with her. ([[DW]]: ''[[Silence in the Library]]'' / ''[[Forest of the Dead]]'')
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Cult of the Black Pyramid

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The '''Cult of the Black Pyramid''' were a secrety society of [[Human]]s.

They were centered around the worship of the [[Osirian]] known as [[Horus]] and denounced [[Sutekh]] as a false god. The aim of the cult was to find the [[Eye of Horus]] and locate the [[Black Pyramid]] in order to release their god. After the discovery of the jeweled scarab in [[2541]], [[Anwar Nazir]] who was the leader of the Cult of the Black Pyramid journeyed to the resting place of Horus in order to awaken the ancient being. However, he discovered that Horus had died long ago in c1500AD after a failure in his sacrophagus's life support system.

This allowed the [[Fourth Doctor|Doctor]] and [[Sarah Jane Smith]] to defeat the cultists and help end the threat they posed. ([[VD]]: ''[[Scarab of Death]]'')

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	After [[Professor Yana]] turned back into [[the Master]], the Futurekind horde could get inside the abandoned Silo. But [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]], [[Martha Jones]] and [[Jack Harkness]] escaped in time, leaving the Chieftain and his minions to feed only on [[Chantho]]'s remains. Presumably he had died when [[Malcassairo]] had nova-ed later on that year, along with the entire [[Futurekind]] species. ([[DW]]: ''[[Utopia (TV story)\|Utopia]]'')		After [[Professor Yana]] turned back into [[the Master]], the Futurekind horde could get inside the abandoned Silo. But [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]], [[Martha Jones]] and [[Jack Harkness]] escaped in time, leaving the Chieftain and his minions to feed only on [[Chantho]]'s remains. Presumably he had died when [[Malcassairo]] had nova-ed later on that year, along with the entire [[Futurekind]] species. ([[DW]]: ''[[Utopia (TV story)\|Utopia]]'')
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	In 1599, the three Carrionites opened a portal to the Deep Darkness, allowing all other Carrionites to enter this universe, but they were stopped by Shakespeare after he created a phrase that closed the portal and trapped Bloodtide, Doomfinger, and Lilith in their crystal ball, which [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]] took.([[DW]]: ''[[The Shakespeare Code]]'')		In 1599, the three Carrionites opened a portal to the Deep Darkness, allowing all other Carrionites to enter this universe, but they were stopped by Shakespeare after he created a phrase that closed the portal and trapped Bloodtide, Doomfinger, and Lilith in their crystal ball, which [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]] took.([[DW]]: ''[[The Shakespeare Code]]'')
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	[[Category:16th century individuals\|Bloodtide]]		[[Category:16th century individuals\|Bloodtide]]

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	*When the TARDIS was traveling back in time to [[Event One]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[Castrovalva (TV story)\|Castrovalva]])''		*When the TARDIS was traveling back in time to [[Event One]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[Castrovalva (TV story)\|Castrovalva]])''
	*When the TARDIS was trapped in the Dalek Time Corridor ([[DW]]: ''[[Resurrection of the Daleks]]'')		*When the TARDIS was trapped in the Dalek Time Corridor ([[DW]]: ''[[Resurrection of the Daleks]]'')
-	*When the Master opened the Eye of Harmony in an attempt to take the Eighth Doctor's remaining regenerations, signifying that the TARDIS itself was dying. ([[DW]]: ''[[Doctor Who (1996)\|Doctor Who]]'')	+	*When the Master opened the [[Eye of Harmony]] in an attempt to take the Eighth Doctor's remaining regenerations, signifying that the TARDIS itself was dying. ([[DW]]: ''[[Doctor Who (1996)\|Doctor Who]]'')
	*As [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]] began to fly the TARDIS erratically. ([[DW]]: ''[[Children in Need Special]]'')		*As [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]] began to fly the TARDIS erratically. ([[DW]]: ''[[Children in Need Special]]'')
	*When [[Harold Saxon\|the Master]] cannibalized [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]]'s TARDIS into a [[Paradox Machine]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Sound of Drums]]'')		*When [[Harold Saxon\|the Master]] cannibalized [[Tenth Doctor\|the Doctor]]'s TARDIS into a [[Paradox Machine]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Sound of Drums]]'')