1.9 with the Ninth Doctor

• Rose Tyler ( Billie PiperBillie Piper (born September 22 1982, in Swindon, England, UK) is a British actress who started her career as a pop singer in her teens. After being spotted in a television advert while still at stage school, she was offered a record deal at the age of ju) (Series 1)

1.10 Notes on companions

1. Brigadier Lethbridge-StewartBrigadier Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart is a fictional character in the British science fiction television series Doctor Who played by Nicholas Courtney. He works for UNIT U nited N ations I ntelligence T askforce), an international organisation that is thought to be a companion by some, though by others he is not. The argument over whether he is an acceptable companion continues to this day, although he is on the list of companions listed on the BBC Doctor Who site. Some fans also consider UNIT era regulars Sergeant Benton and Captain Mike Yates to be "companions" although they do not fit the accepted definition.
2. Sara Kingdom died in the same story in which she first appears. Some fans define her as a companion and others do not. Similiarly, there is dispute over the companion status of Dr. Grace Holloway from the 1996 telemovieDoctor Who is a 1996 telemovie based on the British science fiction television series Doctor Who which it was hoped could be the pilot for a new series. In order to avoid confusion the producer subsequently suggested that fans of the series could refer to, who is offered the chance to travel with the Doctor but declines and therefore appeared only once. Another character from the telemovie, Chang Lee, is sometimes described as a companion as well, although to be accurate he was actually a companion of The MasterThis article is about the fictional character in Doctor Who. For The Master character from Manos: The Hands of Fate, see The Master (Manos). For The Master character from Buffy the Vampire Slayer, see The Master (Buffy the Vampire Slayer). For the 1980s t.
3. Of the companions, Katarina, Sara Kingdom, Adric and Kamelion have died on-screen.
4. Kamelion, an actual robot which had chronic technical problems on the set, appeared in only one story in Season 20 and a second in Season 21 and died in the second story (a brief appearance in-between was filmed but never broadcast). Because Kamelion could change shape into anyone, a number of actors played him. Since he only appeared in two stories (a third appearance was filmed but not aired), his status as a companion is a matter of debate.
5. Susan, Jamie, Harry and Sarah Jane have guest-starred in later stories. Zoe, Liz, Adric, Tegan, Nyssa, Turlough and Kamelion have appeared in cameo roles, played by the original actors rather than in stock footage or still photos. K-9 Mark III has also made a cameo.
6. Spin-off mediaDoctor Who spin-offs refers to material created outside of, but related to, the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who''. Both during the main run of the series from 1963 to 1989 and after its cancellation, numerous novels, comi have established Ace's surname as McShane. The production team had intended that if revealed in the course of a story Ace would either have the last name Gale (an allusion to the movie version of The Wizard of OzThe Wizard of Oz is a 1939 musical fantasy film based on L. Frank Baum's turn-of-the-century children's story The Wonderful Wizard of Oz in which a resourceful American girl is snatched up by a Kansas tornado and deposited in a fantastic land of witches,) or whatever would suit the story. Various novels and audio dramas have offered at least three possible explanations as to how Ace's life progressed after the end of the series.
7. Among characters likely to have last names, none were ever established for Vicki or Polly. Mel's last name was never mentioned on-screen but comes from official background literature for the character. Turlough's first name was not established until his final story.
8. The series never establishes how The Doctor first meets Mel; she just appears midway through Trial of a Time-Lord .
9. Billie Piper, who plays Rose Tyler , the most recent addition to the list of actors who have co-starred in the series, was only seven years old when Doctor Who last aired as a weekly first-run series in 1989.

2 Recurring or significant villains

• The Meddling Monk (Peter Butterworth)
• The Master ( Roger Delgado; Peter Pratt; Geoffrey Beevers; Anthony Ainley; Eric Roberts)
• Davros (Michael Wisher; David Gooderson; Terry Molloy)
• Omega (Stephen Thorne; Ian Collier)
• The Black Guardian ( Valentine Dyall)
• Sil (Nabil Shabin)
• The Rani ( Kate O'Mara)
• The Valeyard (Michael Jayston)
• The War Chief (Edward Brayshaw)

The Master appeared as a regular in Season 8 and has many guest appearances in subsequent seasons and the television movie. The Valeyard appeared in every episode of the Season 23, a season which contained just one, long, story.

3 Other recurring or important characters

• Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart (Nicholas Courtney)
• Sergeant Benton (John Levene)
• Captain Mike Yates (Richard Franklin)
• Borusa (John Arnatt; Philip Latham; Angus McKay; Leonard Sachs)
• The Inquisitor (Lynda Bellingham)
• Sabalom Glitz (Tony Selby)

Lethbridge-Stewart appeared as a regular in Seasons 7 and 8 (as well as making guest appearances before and since). Along with his role as Brett Vyon in The Daleks' Master Plan , his appearance in the charity special Dimensions in Time and his participation in the Eighth Doctor audio play Minuet in Hell, Nicholas Courtney has the distinction of having acted with every screen Doctor. Benton and Yates appeared as regulars in Seasons 8, again making other appearances before and after. The Inquisitor appeared in every episode of Season 23.

4 Enemies or alien species

• The Daleks:
  • Black Dalek / Supreme Controller
    • Slyther (Black Dalek pet)
  • Dalek Council
  • Dalek Emperor
  • Dalek Supreme Council
  • Davros
  • Kaled (or Dal)
  • Robomen (humans turned into robots)
  • Supreme Command
  • Saucer Commander
  • "Human factor" Daleks
    • Alpha
    • Beta
    • Omega
  • Gold Dalek
  • Supreme Dalek
  • Imperial Daleks
  • Renegade Daleks
  • Mutated Humans
  • Special Weapons Dalek
  • Mutations in The Lake Of Mutations
• Silurians
• Giant Maggots
• Zygons
• Anti-Matter Creature
• Androgums
  • Chessene o' The Francine Grig
  • Shockeye o' The Qwancing Grig
• Morpho
  • Altos & Sabetha (while under Morpho's control)
• Mars Ambassadors
• Ice Warriors (from Mars)
  • Varga (Ice Warrior)
  • Ice Warrior Delegates sent to Peladon
    • Izylyr (an Ice Warrior Delegate)
    • Ssorg (an Ice Warrior Sub-Delegate)
  • Slaar (leader of Ice Warriors sent to the moon)
  • Grand Marshal (Slaar's superior)
  • Breakaway Ice Warriors
    • Commander Azaxyr
• Zolfa-Thurans (cacti)
• Zarbi (giant ants)
• Cheetah People
• Ice Knights
• Spirodons
• Warrior in Booby-Trapped Garden on Marinus
• Menoptera (giant butterflies)
• Time Lords+
  • The War Chief
  • The Master
  • The Rani
  • The Meddling Monk
  • Omega
    • Gell Guards
  • Borusa
  • Castellan ( Invasion of Time )
• The Black Guardian
• Sea Devils (related to the Silurians)
• the Macra (giant crab-like creatures)
• Ogrons
• Master of the Land of Fiction (in fact an English author)
• Cavemen+
  • Kal
  • Tribe of Gum
    • Za
    • Hurg
    • Hor
    • Old Mother
• Sensorites (creatures harmed by noise)
• Mind Parasite (inside Keller machine)
• Sil
• Nestene Consciousness (disembodied intelligence)
• Autons (plastic constructs of the Nestene)
• War Machines (under rule of WOTAN)
• Axons
• Delegate Arcturus
• Movellans
• Space Pirates
• Koquillon
• Voord (invaders of Marinus)
  • Yartek (leader of the Voords)
• Krotons (crystaline creatures)
• IMC Mining Robot (under control of IMC)
• Drashigs
• Quarks (not the same as the quantum particles)
• The Dominators (owners of the Quarks)
• Daemons
• Sontarans
  • Commander Stor of the Sontaran Special Space Service
  • Group Marshal Stike Commander of the Ninth Sontaran Battle Group
    • Stike's subordinate Varl
• Cybermen
  • Cybermats
  • Cybermen's Androids
• Zygons
• Shalka
• Global Chemicals
  • BOSS (Bimorphic Organisational Systems Supervisor)
  • Justin Stevens
• Vardans+
• Morbius
• Yeti
• Robots of Death+
  • SV7
  • D84
• Terileptils
  • Terileptil's Android
  • Humans under Terileptil's control
• Euxarius Primitives
• Commander Lytton
• Rutan Host
• Super Races Euxariu
• IMC miners+
• Aztecs - Tlotoxl, Ixta & Tonila+
• Giant Spiders
• Pels+
• Aggedor
• Atlantis chronovore

• + items with a plus sign next to them are humanoid race types.

5 Historic characters

• Romans
  • Nero
• Aztecs
• French

6 External links

• The Doctor Who Image Archive
• Outpost Gallifrey, fansite
• Official Doctor Who site at BBC.co.uk

* Doctor Who characters

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