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[edit] Episode One: New Earth
[edit] The Sisters of Plenitude
| Doctor Who race | |
|---|---|
| Sisters of Plenitude | |
| Type | Feline humanoids |
| Affiliated with | New Humans |
| Homeworld | The New Earth |
| First appearance | New Earth |
The Sisters of Plenitude were a race of super evolved cats who could walk upright. They opened a hospital on New Earth and were rather sinister. The Humans were too much for them so to find cures they tested on Humans they grew called "The Flesh". The Humans soon broke out when Cassandra threatened the Sisters and they rampaged infecting a group of Sisters and many patients and visitors. When the Doctor stopped them the Sisters were arrested by the New New York police.
Russell T. Davies said though that he would possibly bring back the New Earth and it's characters in another episode, possibly in Season 3.
[edit] Lady Cassandra
| Doctor Who universe character | |
|---|---|
| Lady Cassandra | |
| Race | Human |
| Home era | 5 Billion |
| First appearance | The End of the World |
| Last appearance | New Earth |
| Portrayed by | Zöe Wannamaker, Billie Piper, David Tennant, Sean Gallagher |
Cassandra is the "Last Human". She first met the Doctor on Platform One at the end of the world in the Year 5 Billion. The temperature increased so much she was killed in the episode's climax.
However some skin from her back was used and her blue eyes were salvaged so Cassandra lived on and grew her own servant. A clone called Chip.
She arrived on New Earth and hid in the hospital and discovered the Sisters were hiding something. She soon stole Rose's body when she arrived and unleashed the Flesh which were zombie-like. They began to infect people and Cassandra kept swapping through people's bodies.
When the Doctor stopped the Flesh and cured them he told Cassandra it was time to die. She was upset and stole Chip's body. A sudden change of personality made Cassandra realise it was time to die.
The Doctor did one last thing and showed her herself when she was still a Human. Cassandra told her old self how beautifal she was and Cassandra suddenly died in Chip's body.
[edit] Chip
| Doctor Who universe character | |
|---|---|
| Chip | |
| Race | Clone |
| Home era | 5 Billion |
| First appearance | New Earth |
| Last appearance | New Earth |
| Portrayed by | Sean Gallagher |
Chip was made by Cassandra. He is a clone from Cassandra's favourite patterns hence the markings on his head; and on the last person who ever told her she was beautifal. Chip worshipped Cassandra and survived the attack from the Flesh by hiding in a cubicle without being infected by the diseases.
Chip came back and Cassandra entered his body to the Doctor's anger. Cassandra began to die and had a change of heart and was ready to die.
The Doctor took Cassandra back to when Cassandra was still Human and died in Cassandra's arms telling her how beautifal she was. Cassandra died in Chip's body.
[edit] The Face of Boe
| Doctor Who universe character | |
|---|---|
| The Face of Boe | |
| Race | Unknown |
| Home planet | Somewhere in the Isop Galaxy |
| Appears in | The End Of The World |
The Face of Boe is a giant head who lived in the Silver Devistation. It was male but gave birth and first met the Doctor on Platform One at the end of the world.
It then met the Doctor on New Earth when it was dying of old age and called upon the Doctor on phsycic paper. The Sister who was with the Face in the New Earth Hospital said it would tell a secret to a wanderer, a man without a home (presumabely the Doctor). At the end of the story it spoke to the Doctor telepathically and told him he had recovered from dying and said he had better things to do than dying. He said they would meet again for a third and final time...
The Face will presumabely tell the Doctor he is not the last of the Time Lords in Series 3 since Russell T. Davies said that he would use the New Earth setting again...
[edit] The New Humans/The Flesh
| Doctor Who race | |
|---|---|
| New Humans | |
| Type | Human |
| Affiliated with | Sisters of Plenitude |
| Homeworld | New Earth |
| First appearance | New Earth |
The Flesh were grown by the Sisters of Plenitude so that cures for sick people could be found. When Cassandra released them the creatures began to rampage across the hospital infecting anyone they touched. This was dangerous because in their cubicles they would be infected with every illness in existence every 5 minutes.
The Doctor saved them by disenfecting them in the lifts with all the cures. They became Human meaning Cassandra wasn't the last "pure" Human anymore.
[edit] Episode Two: Tooth and Claw
[edit] Werewolf
| Doctor Who race | |
|---|---|
| Werewolf | |
| Type | Crossover between wolf and human |
| Homeworld | Unknown |
| First appearance | Tooth and Claw |
The werewolf was an alien which crash landed to Earth in a meteor. It infected someone who evolved into a werewolf.
The werewolf was changed in the full moon and escaped chasing everyoe through Torchwood House. It was fended off by mistletoe for a while but soon came back.
The Doctor worked out that the house was built as a trap for the werewolf by Queen Victoria's husband and Sir Robert's father.
They were chased into the room with a telescope which killed the wolf with a strong power. However before it died it bit Queen Victoria who was with the Doctor and Rose meaning that the Royal family were werewolves. It would have taken quite a while. It was worked out around late 20th century meaning Princess Anne is a werewolf...
[edit] Father Angelo and the Bretherin
| Doctor Who universe character | |
|---|---|
| Father Angelo | |
| Race | Human |
| Home era | 1800s |
| First appearance | Tooth and Claw |
| Last appearance | Tooth and Claw |
| Portrayed by | Ian Hanmore |
Father Angelo took over Torchwood House by attacking with his Bretherin. They also brought in a Werewolf that transformed in the Full Moon. Father Angelo posed as a servant but was apparently shot by Queen Victoria. The Bretherin were protected from the Werewolf by mistletoe, which repelled the beast.
[edit] Episode Three: School Reunion
[edit] The Krillitanes
| Doctor Who race | |
|---|---|
| The Krillitanes | |
| Type | Shapeshifters who steal body parts off of other creatures |
| Homeworld | Unknown |
| First appearance | School Reunion |
The Krillitanes were aliens who would steal parts of other aliens and creatures. They needed imense power as well to crack the Krillitane code so shape shifted into teachers and fed chips to school children in a school. The chips contained Krillitane oil making the children more intelligent. The Krillitanes would then eat the children to gain their intelligence and imagination.
When the Doctor, Rose and Mickey met former companions Sarah-Jane Smith and K9 Mark III they decided to stop them. However K9 was worn out and didn't have as much power.
K9 saved the day by blowing the Krillitanes up with Krillitane oil but would kill himself in the process. K9 sacrificed himself but his brain was found along with his parts and a more powerful version was built, K9 Mark IV.
[edit] Episode Four: The Girl in the Fireplace
[edit] Clockwork Robots
| Doctor Who race | |
|---|---|
| Clockwork Robots | |
| Type | Mechanical droids |
| Homeworld | None |
| First appearance | The Girl in the Fireplace |
The Clockwork Robots were created by a spacecrew from the 51st Century. When the ship was damaged, vital machinery was destroyed so they began to use the crew's body parts instead.
They managed to travel through time windows so they could meet Madame de Pompadoure to use her brain, only when she was at the right age though.
They had strange smiling faces and long black hair for their trips to France but were actually glass humanoid figures operated by space age clockwork technology.
They would break any clocks in the room to disguise their arrival and would slice open the parts of people where the organs could be found by their blades and saws in their hands.
The Doctor freezed them with ice guns but finally defeated them by destroying the time window causing them to break down. The Doctor managed to get back however by Madame de Pompadoure's fireplace.
[edit] Episode Five: Rise of the Cybermen/ Episode Six: The Age of Steel
[edit] John Lumic/Cyber Controller
| Doctor Who universe character | |
|---|---|
| John Lumic | |
| Race | Human |
| Home era | 2000s on the Parallel Earth |
| First appearance | Rise of the Cybermen |
| Last appearance | The Age of Steel |
| Portrayed by | Roger Lloyd-Pack |
John Lumic was a crippled scientist on the Parallel Earth. He wanted to live on so decided to invent something where he could be converted. Eventhough the President did not give permission.
John created the Cybermen. When Mr. Crane his advisor rebelled he pulled off John's support unit so the Cybermen had him converted, to his dissaproval. John became the Cyber Controller wh was defeated when the Cybermen went insane when remembering they were once Human. The Cntroller escaped and began to climb up the zepelin. However his part of rope was cut off by the Sonic Screwdriver. The Cyber Controller plummeted to his death but may return...
[edit] Cybermen
| Doctor Who race | |
|---|---|
| Cybermen | |
| Type | Cyborgs |
| Homeworld | Mondas/Parallel Earth |
| First appearance | The Tenth Planet/Rise of the Cybermen |
The Cybermen were once Humans who were converted into Cybermen by having their brains removed and put into metal casing along with some of their flesh. A small chip was also put in to programme out their emotions.
They were on the parallel Earth when the Doctor, Rose and Mickey met them but the Cybermen were in the original series.
They were using earpods to control the minds of people so they would walk into the factories so they could be converted.
Their creator, John Lumic was a crippled scientist who was dying. He too was converted but into a Cyber Controller.
The Cybermen were defeated by having their emotion chips removed so they would remember who they were driving themselves insane. The Cyber Controller tried to climb onto the zepelin the TARDIS crew were escaping on, but with the use of the Sonic Screwdriver the rope was cut and the Cyber Controller fell to it's death.
However there were factories all over the parallel Earth so they may have managed to live on since they enter the normal universe in An Army of Ghosts/Doomsday, the 2006 series finale.
[edit] Episode Seven: The Idiot's Lantern
[edit] The Wire
| Doctor Who universe character | |
|---|---|
| The Wire | |
| Race | Unknown |
| Home era | Unknown, battled the Doctor in the 1950s |
| First appearance | The Idiot's Lantern |
| Last appearance | The Idiot's Lantern |
| Portrayed by | Maureen Lipman |
The Wire was executed on it's own planet by it's own kind. It lived on in image and with the help of Mr. Magpie, feed on the electricity in people's brains.
It would suck the face of people via an electrical beam while disguised as a BBC continuity announcer.
It was defeated when the Doctor trapped it on a tape with the help of a boy called Tommy when it stole Rose's face. Everyone's faces returned and the Doctor decided to tape over the Wire so it could not escape.
[edit] Episode Eight: The Impossible Planet/ Episode Nine: The Satan Pit
[edit] The Ood
| Doctor Who race | |
|---|---|
| The Ood | |
| Type | Super evolved squids |
| Homeworld | Unknown |
| First appearance | The Impossible Planet |
The Ood are squid-like creatures who are slaves to Humans. They only work by the commands of the Humans until they became posessed by the Devil.
Their eyes went red and the translators they talked through were used to electrocute people.
The Ood talk telepathically on "Basic: 10" but they began to communicate louder and reached "Basic: 100". They can also talk through globe shaped translators.
[edit] The Devil
| Doctor Who universe character | |
|---|---|
| The Devil | |
| Race | Evil essence |
| Home planet | Krop Tor |
| Home era | 30,000 |
| First appearance | The Impossible Planet |
| Last appearance | The Satan Pit |
| Portrayed by | Gabriel Woolf |
The Devil is an evil essence that was trapped underground the surface of the planet oriting a black hole by the people who lived on the surface.
It was sealed under a trapdoor in a pit and is called "The Beast". It posessed worker Toby Zed who was with the Earth crew and would speak to him with threatening messages.
The Devil was first seen on the scanner but the Doctor then found out miles under the planet's surface in the pit. If it was to escape it would die. It was destroyed when freed and Toby Zed (whom was possessed) was released from the escape rocket by Rose and hurtled towards the black hole. The rocket was then rescued by the Doctor who hijacked it.
The Doctor didn't answer when asked if it really was the Devil. The story was left very unresolved but the mystery of it could be linked with the series finale.
[edit] Episode Ten: Love & Monsters
[edit] The Abzorbaloff
| Doctor Who race | |
|---|---|
| Abzorbaloff | |
| Type | Large, green mutant |
| Homeworld | Klom |
| First appearance | Love & Monsters |
The Abzorbaloff was the winning entry in the Blue Peter Design A Monster Competition.
It absorbs people through it's transparent green flesh and their faces can be seen.
It is presumabely Victor Kennedy, since Peter Kay plays both.
[edit] Other Enemies
Other rumoured monsters are:
Daleks: Gelth:
A Girl
Humanoid Creature, possibly Sycorax
