Doctor Who

The TARDIS was invented by the creators of the television show "Doctor Who," Sydney Newman, C. E. Webber, and Donald Wilson. It first appeared in the series in 1963.

In scripts he gives a broad brush answer of 960 years old, quite young for a time lord

Peri's surname is Brown. Her full name is Perpugilliam Brown.

Doctor who will come back at Christmas and new years. David Tennent changes to Matt smith.

She was 23 in the events of her companionship with the Doctor, her actor on the other hand (Freema Agyeman) had just turned 34 on March the 20th in 2013.

When Rose first meets The Doctor it is stated that she is 19 years of age.

A single Dalek warrior is an incredible threat. On its own a Dalek is a violent but relatively unthreatening individual. The Dalek is a devolved humanoid species that vaguely resembles a mutant octopus. The Dalek fighting machine/Dalek combination is one of the most terrifying and destructive things in the whole universe.

The Dalek race evolved constantly until they became a threat not just to the lower species but to the higher races such as the Time Lords. Eventually the Daleks and Time Lords all but wiped each other out in a Time War.

Daleks are geniuses able to compute massive amounts of information very rapidly. They have a sucker attachment able to manipulate things at least as small as a computer keypad, a gun attachment able to exterminate all life forms and an emergency temporal shift allowing them to travel in time. This latter ability would have been more pronounced during the Time War and, in fact, they have developed the ability to power themselves from temporal energy.

Daleks can fly, self repair and have an extremely effective energy shield surrounding them. They are, in short, almost the perfect killing machines. It was estimated by the foremost expert on Daleks that a single Dalek would have been able to wipe out a significant proportion of the population of the mid 21st Century US single handedly. It is unclear if the Dalek's energy field would be able to repel a direct hit from a nuclear weapon but if it could or was able to evade such an attack there is no reason to believe that a single Dalek would not be capable of completely exterminating the entire human race.

Darth Vader is a Dark Lord of the Sith. Vader has telekinetic and telepathic abilities as well as extremely heightened agility, spacial awareness and precognitive abilities. Vader can kill using his telekinetic abilities over a distance of several miles (as has been seen by his execution of incompetent officiers on other vessels). Vader has an innate understanding of technology and can exert control over it. Vader also has much higher than average speed, strength, reactions and leap range. Vader also has the ability to fly or drive any vehicle far beyond the expected capabilities of the vehicle in question.

Vader is armed also with his lightsaber. The lightsaber is an energy based weapon that can cut through anything other than another lightsaber. There is some evidence to suggest that lightsabers can cut through energy fields.

In virtually every possible encounter the Dalek would win. Only The Doctor has proven to be an effective adversary to them.

Darth Vader would, despite all of the Dalek's abilities, win easily.

Vader's abilities would allow him to deflect the energy of a Dalek's attack using either his lightsaber or his inate abilities. He would be able to evade any other attack through precognition, agility and speed. He could cut through the armour of a Dalek easily with his lightsaber. His telekinetic abilities would allow him to move objects towards the Dalek or to move the Dalek itself. Vader could use his telekinetic abilities to take the Dalek's armour apart at a distance or he could take it over and force it to self destruct. He could also use the Force to simply kill the Dalek at a distance.

The only ability that Vader possesses that wouldn't help him to win would be his ability to influence the minds of others. The Dalek's singular will and phenomenal intelligence would be to great for him to exert any power over it. This would not be relevant in the grand scheme of things as he could kill the Dalek in so many other ways.

they hid the 27 planets in a pocket of time in the Medusa Cascade, It was put one second out of sinc with the rest of the universe which made it a perfect hiding space

The 10th Doctor, played by David Tennant, regenerates by absorbing a large amount of radiation while saving Wilfred Mott in the "Doctor Who" episode "The End of Time." This process causes him to regenerate into the 11th Doctor, portrayed by Matt Smith.

As of now, the next actor to play the iconic role of the Doctor in "Doctor Who" has not been officially announced. The casting of the Doctor is typically kept under wraps until the BBC makes an official announcement.

It's ambiguous whether the Doctor loved Martha romantically in Doctor Who. While he deeply cared for her as a companion and valued their friendship, there was no explicit romantic relationship between them.

As of my last update, there has been no official confirmation of a Season 5 of Doctor Who. It's best to keep an eye on official announcements from the BBC or the show's production team for the most accurate information.

The Doctor told Rose "Run!" at various points in the series as they faced dangers together.

It was a team effort. The BBC's head of drama Sydney Newman is often credited with creating the show, but in fact it was Head of Serials Donald Wilson who first commissioned the creation of a science fiction series (which Newman kicked into high gear). And a writer named CE Webber wrote the first treatment. Producer Verity Lambert and Anthony Coburn - writer of the first episodes to be broadcast - also played major roles in its creation.

The Master is obviously returning for the Christmas specials along with his wife Lucy, there are no definite plans to bring back the Rani, just the papers naming various women who might play her like Zoe Lucker, Gillian Anderson and even Kate O'Mara who played her in the classic series.

As of my last information, there have been 14 official actors who have portrayed the Doctor in the "Doctor Who" TV series. Each actor brings their own interpretation to the role of the iconic Time Lord.

Expanding your question to 2008 (as it is now as I'm answering, so up until the last episode of Season 4 of the new series, Journey's End)... There have been 202 stories (if you include the unfinished Shada) comprising 757 episodes. And if you don't count Shada, 201 stories 751 episodes.

The original Cybermen (Classic Who) could be defeated with gold.

The NuWho Cybermen are not weakened or destroyed by gold as they were able to finally upgrade past that flaw, however, they could be killed or "deleted" by using their own weapons against them or if they were shot by Daleks.

Here is a list of some other things that can hurt or kill them now :

gravity and solvents based weaponry, radiation, and EMP based weaponry

The Daleks appeared mostly in the first and second doctor's era. If you count "The Dlek's Master Plan" and "Mission to the Unknown" as separate stories, they have appeared in 14 stories.

There are 13 episodes: 4.1: Partners In Crime 4.2: Fires Of Pompeii 4.3: Planet Of The Ood 4.4: The Sontaren Stratagem 4.5: The Poison Sky 4.6: The Doctor's Daughter 4.7: Unicorn And The Wasp 4.8: Silence In The Library 4.9: Forest Of The Dead 4.10: Midnight 4.11: Turn left 4.12: The Stolen Earth 4.13: Journey's End

i don't know, but Karen Gillan will be playing her

Doctor Who's name has never been revealed. He just calls himself The Doctor.

Sometimes he introduces himself by saying, "I am The Doctor." And the person says, "Who?"

He also commonly refers to himself using the alias "John Smith" but again this is not a real name.

The Doctor is sometimes also referred to as Theta Sigma however this was a nickname from his time at the "Prydon Academy" on Gallifrey.