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The words used at the Academy induction ceremony:
'I swear to protect the ancient Law of Gallifrey with all my might and brain. I will to the end of my days with justice and with honour temper my actions and my thoughts.'


Introducing Doctor Who
Dr Who is the name of the BBC's longest running science fiction show about an alien time traveller. Considered a renegade among his own people, he left the planet of Gallifrey in a barely working time machine for reasons initially unknown.

We first meet up with him and his grand-daughter in a junkyard, where his ship has disguised itself as a British Police Box. From this curious beginning, and for forty years since, this time traveler, known only as The Doctor, has taken viewers, readers and listeners around the universe - one adventure after another, fixing wrongs, generally making right, or at least better, and showing us that people aren't so very different, no matter where they are.

There are companions who accompany him on journies, adversaries who appear once or twice, or are regular thorns in his side, and on occassion, we see that private side, learning more about him and his fellow Timelords.

One item which has lent a unique flavor to the show is that the Doctor can regenerate his body, essentially becoming a new person, when he is near death or has actually died. With this transition, new actors have played the role, bringing their own unique take on the role, maintaining continuity of the show, harkening to what has come before but also free to devlop their own character.

TV show reality aside, here in the real world, Dr Who became a daily part of British culture, and eventually even part of a subsection of American Culture. Books and treatises have been written about the show, the characters, the stories, the scientific possibilities and the influences it had.

Along with all of the tv shows, there were two movies in the sixties (with several changes to the basic story environment) Doctor Who and the Daleks and Daleks:Invasion Earth 2150 , and a 1996 made for TV movie which was meant to be a continuation of the tv series, and books, comics, and all kind of toys, collectibles and memorbilia. Doctor Who was, and remains, a commercial success among its fans.

Other people and sites do a better job of exploring the plethora of Doctor Who information, so instead of repeating it all here, watch the show, follow the links, and find your own path in the Whovian universe.

10/26/03 - NEWS - Doctor Who is returning to television:
BBCi
Press Release Outpost Gallifrey - TV news


From an interview with Russell T. Davies:
"None of us is talking about a reboot, it's the same old Doctor Who. I want the Doctor, at least one companion, whose name is probably Rose Tyler. I want the TARDIS, I want it to look like a Police Box, and I want them to fly through the universe and all its history, facing death and danger and braving it out with a fast and funny fighting spirit. That's Doctor Who, isn't it?"



Dr Who and Me

My first exposure to Dr Who was in the late 70's, after my family had moved to a new house. It was summer, the evening weather typically eastern US - warm, even hot, humid, balmy. I was channel surfing and came across a listing in the papers for "Dr Who" on the local PBS station. "Hmmm", I thought,"this sounds intriguing. Maybe a science show, maybe education. And just who is Dr Who, or what is it?"

That was enough for me to at least tune into the show. And I was presented with Terror of the Zygons. oooooo. The science fiction element captured my interest right away, the story was decent enough, and I was curious what this was all about. Another British show? Well , from what little I had seen of other British shows, it might be pretty good.

I was hooked almost immediately. I watched the individual episodes, trying to figure out this story I had walked into the middle of, who people were, what it was all about. And when the Doctor and his companion stepped inside their ship at the end of the story, I kept wondering what the inside looked like. The outside was a small Police box, like a larger Public telephone booth, and I recall thinking that it would be pretty small inside, where would they sit? What would the controls look like? How did it move around?

It would be several more stories before i got to see the inside of the time machine, called the TARDIS, and when I finally caught that first view, I was just amazed!. The TARDIS (from Time And Relative Dimensions In Space, established in the 1963 pilot episode, An Unearthly Child, which I didn't get to see until the mid 90's) is dimensionally transcendental, meaning it is bigger inside than outside. It was a wonderful idea and one I had toyed with myself in my own sci-fi stories and ponderings. Read more about it below in the TARDIS section.

When I first saw Dr Who, I was solidly grounding myself in the world of science fiction, with related interests in ghosts and haunted houses, supernatural and paranormal, science and space. Star Trek, in its multiple syndication runs, had long been a favorite show of mine, and Star Wars, released in 1977, had forever changed the direction of my life, away from archeaology and dinosaurs and towards space and science and technology.

Time travel was a fascinating subject, filled with possibilities and potential paradoxes, I imagined what I could and would do with a time machine. Where could I go if I were a Timelord? As much as I was deeply connected to Star Trek and the Enterprise, crossing interstellar space, with the Tardis, I could go anywhere, anywhen.

It took me awhile, but I came to realize that while I was/am fairly devoted Trekker, enjoying almost all things of the Star Trek universe, I had subtley become more and more a devout Whovian. I identified with the Doctor, saw him as a role model, the stories and actions as something to learn from. As things changed in my own life, and there were frustrations and fears and joys, I found myself thinking, "What would the Doctor do?", and from that found that I could go out and face the unknown, brave new challenges, handle unpleasantness and frustrations, and just do my best to do the right things and counter injustices.




The TARDIS
The TARDIS is the name given to the Dr's time travel capsule (type 40) by his granddaughter, and is the ship which transports the Doctor and his companions around the space time continuum. With a wheezy groaning sound, the TARDIS dematerializes and transports the crew to a new place and time.

The first time I saw the interior space, I thought it was very cool and I couldn't wait to see more of it. The control room was simple enough - a multi-paneled, mushroom shaped console in the middle of a fairly bare room. The walls were tiled, backlit, staggered roundeled circles and a with a constant low hum in the air. It was a simple set, and given the budget of the show, probably cheap to construct.

With the ship's interior implied to be vast, perhaps infinitely large, there were all kinds of possibilities of what to find inside. Usually the story took place outside the TARDIS, so we didn't get to see much more than the console room. But once in a great while, we got to see corridors, or a single room off to the side, but rarely did we see more than that. Although, we did get to hear the cloister bell ring when there was trouble in or to the TARDIS.

I wanted to see it all - rooms, hallways, storage, engines, everything. In the Mask of Mandragora, we see the Doctor (IV) and his companion, Sarah Jane Smith, walking thru a hallway, and stopping in the long unused secondary control room - all wood and brass and stained glass. I loved it. In the story, Deadly Assassin, we did get to see much more of the ship - although intead of the expected roundel paneled walls, it was more like the interior of a large warehouse, which is where I'm sure it was shot to save money (it is a low budget show, after all). Still, it was fun to see what could have been, and give rise to ideas that there was still more to see. In the final story of the fourth Dr, Logopolis, we get to see a sort of indoor garden, the roundel pattern in the stone walls, plants all dead, dry vines climbing stone pillars, and again, I thought of more and more possibilities of what could be inside.

In the first story of the fifth Doctor, Castrovalva, we are shown the Zero Room, along with several corridors and side rooms. The Zero Room is a place within the TARDIS disconnected from everything and provides a quiet calm place for the Dr to continue his troublesome regeneration. In this story, the sets are all the standard white roundel paneled walls and the impression is given that the TARDIS does go on and on, like a giant maze.

The 1996 made for TV movie, a joint effort between Fox Television and the BBC, completely revamped the TARDIS console and interior, creating something much more extravagant, giving the sense of vast expanses of internal space, and something grander for the American media consumer, who would have been a bit turned off by the simplistic cheap sets of the tv series.

This time, the console room really is vast, thousands of square feet, towering metal beams surrounding a wooden console , and off to the side, a library with reading chairs and tables, hallways shadowed in the gloom, and with glimpses to other rooms, those are equally huge and spacious. The final showdown happens in a room which looks like a grand gothic cathedral.

I've started working on my own timelord storyline, and my main character has built his own prototype experimental TARDIS. It gives me the flexibilty to build on what has been established so far, but also add in plenty of new creative elements, as well as explore more of what I would think the interior could be and how it would be used.

My TARDIS has an octagonal theme, still using the roundel idea often in the walls and such, but also branching off the TV movie idea that the interior could look like anything the user wants it to look like. Now I just need to write up descriptions and find an artist to draw it out for me.

Want to build your own Police Box style TARDIS? Here is the Blueprint file which I got from here

Alternatively, you can join the Tardis Rebuilders Club on MSN
Tardis Builders Guild
TARDIS Rebuilders




Daleks
The Daleks are one the Doctor's, and the galaxy's, major adversaries. Each Dalek is a cloned mutant encased in a travel machine equipped with sensors and an energy weapon. Ruthless, without mercy, and dedicated to the purpose of controling everything, they are relentless foes. Although sometimes they act like they don't have a brain amonst them...

It began on the planet Skaro, with the Kaleds fighting the Thals, in the typical war to the death. With their planet ravaged with endless warfare and decimation, the war took its toll on everyone as civilization began to retreat on all levels. There was a general lack of resources, only a limited supply allocated for research, the rest devoted to fighting. Gone were the super weapons and technology - it was rapidly becoming a war using primitive technology and hand to hand combat.

Radiation levels had kept increasing and resulted in the mutation of succeeding generations. One scientist, Davros , while brilliant and a genius also had a twisted sociopathic side, realized that his fellow Kaleds would never survive on Skaro nor win the war in their current physical form.

He took Kaleds cells, mutated them to withstand the new harsh environment and created a specialized casing which would function as home, armor and transport. Armed with weapons, he believed his creation to be invincible, unstoppable, and the pinnacle of development. They were his embodiment of the perfect fighting machine, dedicated, loyal and without mercy. Nothing could stop his Daleks, short of total destruction.

And maybe a flight of steps. The Daleks trundled around on wheels only, no legs or lifting mechanisms.

OK, at least not at first. The first Dalek story in 1963 was intended to be a one-off, there weren't supposed to be any more dalek stories, and this first story showed the Daleks to be self-captives in their own city. And staying in their own city, they built it for themselves only, which meant no stairs, just ramps and lifts. But, the Daleks were immensely popular with the viewers and they went on to become a recurring enemy to engage the Doctor and his changing set of companions. In the very last TV story, Remembrance of the Daleks, the Imperial Daleks forces came equipped with a hover-mode.

The Daleks have met the Doctor in every one of his regenerations, and have been consistently thwarted in their plans to some extent by him. Armed with rudimentary time travel, they have sought to establish control and dominance, extend their empire, and change history. They have threatened, cajoled, and schemed to make progress. They have killed, enslaved and manipulated others into doing their bidding, and it seems at every major turn, the Doctor is there to stop them.

Immediately after their introduction, Daleks became, and have remained, very popular. Why? They look like pepperpots (or pepper grinder/shakers in the US), they can't climb steps, they shout at everyone and then shoot them. On one hand they look a little silly, but in the Who-niverse, they are scary and deadly. Just the sight of one can invoke the same reaction as seeing a Borg in the Star trek universe. Oh. Crap. Run.

Their goals are simple - conquer everything or die trying. What we know of their society is simple - know your place, follow orders. There are only a few levels in their hierarchy, designated by color casings. But they never tire, they don't give up, they never question their own orders, and they don't tolerate disobedience. Obey the Daleks or die. It's that simple.

I like the Daleks so much, that I wanted to build one of my own. I had scoured the internet looking for information and eventually came across two people who had built their own and who also had websites of information. In time, there came the Dalek Builders Guild . My diary (with pictures) of building my own dalek can be found here

The Daleks have inspired other people to be very creative, building their own and creating new designs.
Dalek Plans
Spider Dalek
Spider Dalek II
Home of the Spider Daleks
Dalek Links
Dalek - 2005




Who People


The Doctor
First incarnation: William Hartnell [Richard Hurndall in The Five Drs ]
Second incarnation: Patrick Troughton
Third incarnation: Jon Pertwee
Fourth incarnation: Tom Baker
Fifth incarnation: Peter Davison
Sixth incarnation: Colin Baker
Seventh incarnation: Sylvester McCoy
Eighth incarnation: Paul McGann (TV Movie)
Ninth incarnation (BBCi, internet): Richard E. Grant



The Companions
Carole Ann Ford as Susan Foreman
Jacqueline Hill as Barbara Wright
William Russell as Ian Chesterton
Maureen O'Brien as Vicki
Peter Purves as Steven Taylor
Adrienne Hill as Katarina
Jean Marsh as Sara Kingdom
Jackie Lane as Dodo Chaplet
Anneke Wills as Polly Lopez
Michael Craze as Ben Jackson
Frazer Hines as Jamie McCrimmon
Deborah Watling as Victoria Waterfield
Wendy Padbury as Zoe Heriot
Caroline John as Liz Shaw
Katy Manning as Jo Grant
Elisabeth Sladen as Sarah-Jane Smith
Ian Marter as Harry Sullivan
Louise Jameson as Leela
Mary Tamm as Romana (first incarnation)
Lalla Ward as Romana (second incarnation)
Matthew Waterhouse as Adric
Sarah Sutton as Nyssa
Janet Fielding as Tegan Jovanka
Mark Strickson as Turlough
Nicola Bryant as Perpugilliam Brown
Bonnie Langford as Melanie Bush
Sophie Aldred as Ace



Notable Others
Peter Cushing as the 1960's movie Doctor
Michael Gough as the Celestial Toymaker
Brian Blessed



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Dr Who Books and Audios

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BBC Book Eighth Dr Books
The Eight Drs
* Vampire Science
* The Bodysnatchers
Genocide
War of the Daleks
* Alien Bodies
Kursaal
Option Lock
Longest Day
Legacy of the Daleks
Dreamstone Moon
Seeing I
Placebo Effect
Vanderdeken's ChilDren
The Scarlet Empress
The Janus Conjunction
Beltempest
The Face Eater
The Taint
Demontage
Revolution Man
Dominion
Unnatural History
Autumn Mist
Interference: Book One
Interference: Book Two
The Blue Angel
The Taking of Planet Five
Frontier Worlds
Parallel 59
The Shadows of Avalon
The Fall of Yquatine
Coldheart
The Space Age
The Banquo Legacy
The Ancestor Cell
The Burning
Casualties of War
The Turing Test
Endgame
Father Time
Escape Velocity
EarthWorld
Vanishing Point
Eater of Wasps
The Year of Intelligent Tigers
The Slow Empire
Dark Progeny
City of the Dead
Grimm Reality
The Adventuress of Henrietta Street          
Mad Dogs & Englishmen
Hope
Anachrophobia
Trading Futures
The Book of the Still
The Crooked World
History 101
Camera Obscura
Time Zero
The Infinity Race
The Domino Effect
Reckless Engineering
The Last Resort
Timeless
Emotional Chemistry
* Sometime Never
* Half Life
* The Tomorrow Windows
* The Sleep of Reason
* The Deadstone Memorial

 BBC Books Past Dr Novels
The Devil Goblins From Neptune
The Murder Game
The Ultimate Treasure
* Business Unusual
Illegal Alien
The Roundheads
Eye of Heaven
Face of the Enemy
* The Witch Hunters
* The Hollow Men
Catastrophea
* Mission: Impractical
Zeta Major
Dreams of Empire
Last Man Running
Matrix
The Infinity Doctors
Salvation
Wages of Sin
Deep Blue
Players
Millennium Shock
Storm Harvest
The Final Sanction
City at World's End
Divided Loyalties
Corpse Marker
Last of the Gaderene
Tomb of Valdemar
Verdigris
Grave Matter
Heart of TARDIS
Prime Time
Imperial Moon
Festival of Death
Independence Day
The King of Terror
The Quantum Archangel
Bunker Soldiers
Rags
The Shadow in the Glass
Asylum
Superior Beings
* Byzantium!
Bullet Time
Psi-ence Fiction
Dying in the Sun
Instruments of Darkness
Relative Dementias
Drift
Palace of the Red Sun
Amorality Tale
Warmonger
Ten Little Aliens
Combat Rock
The Suns of Caresh
Heritage
Fear of the Dark
* Blue Box
* Loving the Alien
The Colony of Lies
Wolfsbane
Deadly Reunion
* Scream of the Shalka
* Empire of Death
* The Eleventh Tiger
* Synthespians(TM)
* The Algebra of Ice
* The Indestructible Man
* Match of the Day
New Adventures (Virgin)
Timewyrm: Genesys
Timewyrm: Exodus
Timewyrm: Apocalypse
Timewyrm: Revelation
Cat's Cradle: Time's Crucible
Cat's Cradle: Warhead
Cat's Cradle: Witch Mark
Nightshade
Love and War
Transit
The Highest Science
The Pit
Deceit
White Darkness
Shadowmind
Birthright
Iceberg
Blood Heat
The Dimension Riders
The Left-Handed Hummingbird
ConunDrum
No Future
Tragedy Day
Legacy
Theatre of War
All Consuming Fire
Blood Harvest
First Frontier
* St. Anthony's Fire
Falls the Shadow
Parasite
Warlock
Set Piece
Infinite Requiem
Sanctuary
* Human Nature
Original Sin
Sky Pirates!
Zamper
Toy Soldiers
Head Games
The Also People
Shakedown
Just War
Warchild
SLEEPY
Death and Diplomacy
Happy Endings
* GodEngine
Christmas on a Rational Planet
Return of the Living Dad
Damaged Goods
The Death of Art
* So Vile a Sin
Bad Therapy
Eternity Weeps
The Room With No Doors
Lungbarrow
* The Dying Days



 Missing Adventures (Virgin)
Goth Opera
Evolution
Venusian Lullaby
The Crystal Bucephalus
State of Change
The Romance of Crime
The Ghosts of N-Space
Time of Your Life
Dancing the Code
System Shock
The Sorcerer's Apprentice
Invasion of the Cat-People
* Managra
* Millenial Rites
The Empire of Glass
Lords of the Storm
Downtime
The Man in the Velvet Mask
The English Way of Death
The Eye of the Giant
* The Sands of Time
* Killing Ground
* The Scales of Injustice
The Shadow of Weng-Chiang
Twilight of the Gods
Speed of Flight
* The Plotters
Cold Fusion
Burning Heart
A Device of Death
The Dark Path
The Well-Mannered War
Who Killed Kennedy?
Non-Fiction Books
* I, Who 3
* The Programme Guide: 2003
Dr Who Cookbook
Dr Who on Location
Regeneration!
* Pocket Essentials: Dr Who
* The Nine Lives of Dr Who
* Five Rounds Rapid
* The Making of Dr. Who
* Timeframe: Illustrated History
* Companions
I, Who
The Television Companion
Dr Who: A To Z
Completely Useless Encyc.
Licence Denied
* A Book of Monsters
* A Book of Lists
* The Eighties
* ACE!
* I Am The Doctor
The Discontinuity Guide



 Big Finish Audios

Dr Who Monthly Series
The Sirens of Time
* Phantasmagoria
* Whispers of Terror
* Land of the Dead
* The Fearmonger
* The Marian Conspiracy
* The Genocide Machine
* Red Dawn
* The Spectre of Lanyon Moor
* Winter for the Adept
* The Apocalypse Element
* The Fires of Vulcan
* The Shadow of the Scourge
* The Holy Terror
The Mutant Phase
Storm Warning
* Sword of Orion
* The Stones of Venice
* Minuet in Hell
* Loups Garoux
* Dust Breeding
* Bloodtide
* Project: Twilight
* Eye of the Scorpion
* Colditz
* Primeval
* The One Doctorr
* Invaders From Mars
The Chimes of Midnight
* Seasons of Fear
* Embrace the Darkness
Time of the Daleks
Neverland
* The Maltese Penguin
Spare Parts
* ...ish
* The Rapture
* The Sandman
* The Church and The Crown
* Bang-Bang-a-Boom!
Jubilee
* Nekromanteia
* The Dark Flame
* Dr Who and the Pirates
Creatures of Beauty
Project: Lazarus
Flip-Flop
Omega
Davros
Master
* Zagreus
* The Wormery
* Scherzo
* The Creed of Kromon
* The Natural History of Fear
* The Twilight Kingdom

The Excelis Trilogy
I: Excelis Dawns
II: Excelis Rising
III: Excelis Decays
* IV: The Plague Herds of Excelis

DWM Free Giveaway Stories
* Real Time
* No Place Like Home
* The Ratings War
* Last of the Titans

The Sarah Jane Smith Serials
* I: Comeback
* II: The TAO Connection
* III: Test of Nerve
IV: Ghost Town
* V: Mirror, Signal, Manoeuvre

Dalek Empire Serials
I: Invasion of the Daleks
II: The Human Factor
III: Death to the Daleks!
IV: Project Infinity

Dalek Empire II Dalek War
Part One
Part Two
Part Three
Part Four

Dr Who Unbound
* Deadline
* He Jests at Scars
* Full Fathom Five
* Sympathy for the Devil
Auld Mortality



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