Doctor Who

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In the show's lore, the TARDIS that the Doctor uses was stuck in the form of a police box after a malfunction during its camouflage circuit. As a result, it became permanently disguised as a police box from the 1960s when the Doctor first landed on Earth.

Both Ninth and Tenth Doctors have their own strengths and characteristics that make them beloved by fans. The Ninth Doctor is more grounded and serious, while the Tenth Doctor is more charismatic and emotional. Ultimately, it comes down to personal preference as to which doctor is considered "better."

Amy Pond's real full name is Amelia Jessica Pond, the actress who plays her is called Karen Gillan.

His full name is Matthew Robert Smith.

The logo of St John Ambulance appears on the Doctor's TARDIS as a symbol of help and healing. It signifies the Doctor's commitment to providing aid and assistance wherever and whenever needed, aligning with St John Ambulance's mission of saving lives. This partnership highlights the Doctor's dedication to helping others and promoting well-being across time and space.

The Doctor found his new sonic screwdriver in the TARDIS in the episode "The Woman Who Fell to Earth" in Season 11 of Doctor Who. It was created by the TARDIS's energy, using Sheffield steel from the Doctor's surroundings.

Adric, played by actor Matthew Waterhouse, is considered one of the youngest companions in "Doctor Who" history. He first appeared in the classic series during the Fourth and Fifth Doctor's eras.

William Hartnell was the first Doctor Who.

They used it a few times. The phrase is based on limited information - the Doctor believed they were extinct, but a few had escaped destruction by accident or by design.

In "Dalek", one lone soldier dalek had fallen through time and had been acquired by a curio collector. Initially battered and powerless, it escaped and repaired itself, but committed suicide.

In "Bad Wolf", the Doctor learned that the Dalek Emperor himself had survived the time war, his ship falling through time. He was able to re-establish the race using cells cultivated from humans, but all of them were turned to dust by Rose, as Bad Wolf.

In "The Army of Ghosts", four special daleks, the Cult of Skaro, were revealed to have been hiding in a Void Ship, unaffected by the passage of time. They had brought with them a 'Genesis Ark' which was actually a prison ship for captured daleks, which they managed to release. However all of these were sucked into the void, though the Cult of Skaro managed to escape.

In "Daleks in Manhattan", the Cult of Skaro resurface. Three are killed in the events of the following episode "Evolution of the Daleks", the last, Jast, escapes yet again.

In "The Stolen Earth", a Dalek force including their original creator Davros, is stealing planets in order to create a specific configuration of their gravitational fields, as part of the plans for a 'reality bomb' to destroy the universe, themselves excluded. These Daleks are here because of Jast, melted and maddened, he fell into the Time War and brought them out to a different time. In the following episode, "Journey's End", they are wiped out by an alternate form of the 10th Doctor, though Davros' ultimate fate is uncertain.

Lastly, in "Victory of the Daleks", survivors from "Journey's End" try to activate a Progenitor device to create more Daleks. Since they themselves were grown from Davros' cells, the device does not recognise them as true Daleks, thus they require the Doctor's 'testimony' to activate it. The device creates new Daleks, the New Paradigm, who destroy the old Daleks, they die willingly. These New Paradigm daleks escape as the Doctor's attention is forced elsewhere.

After this, the Daleks have re-established themselves as a race, and as the Doctor notes, have seemingly abandoned their usual policies of single-minded destruction and racial purity into something almost approaching tolerance, solely out of fear of him.

A dimensional shift refers to a theoretical or speculative event in which an individual or object transitions from one dimension or reality to another. It is often popular in science fiction and paranormal theories but has no scientific basis in current understanding of physics.

Yes, when the captain of the mission has a flashback, it shows the world being taken over by Daleks (the events of The Stolen Earth), a Dalek looks at her but doesn't kill her because it knows she has to die on Mars.

Yes, Davros is the creator of the Daleks. He genetically engineered the Kaleds on the planet Skaro, transforming them into the Daleks in his quest for ultimate power and supremacy.

The Eleventh Hour

The Beast Below

Victory of the Daleks

The Time of Angels and Flesh and Stone (two part story)

Vampires of Venice

Amy's Choice

The Hungry Earth and Cold Blood (two part story)

Vincent and the Doctor

The Lodger

The Pandorica Opens and The Big Bang (two part story)

It is unknown as to exactly what the fate of the ATMOS workers was. They were either detained in holding camps by UNIT, killed by the ATMOS devices in their vehicles, or killed by the Sontarans themselves when they sent squads to eradicate what they saw as a problem.

The doctor logo is known as the Rod of Asclepius, which features a snake wrapped around a rod. It is a symbol of healing and medicine, dating back to ancient Greek mythology where Asclepius was the god of medicine and healing. The logo is commonly used to represent healthcare professions and organizations.

The current Doctor Who is played by Matt Smith.

Prisoner Zero is an inter-Dimensional creature, which escaped from it's prison via a crack in time and space. The creature has the ability to create a psychic link between itself and a living thing that is unconcious. It can then take the form of any living thing that they may dream about. In the episode it is a prisoner of the atraxi, another new creature in Doctor Who

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I can't speak for the classic series, but in New Who, the Master is shot by Lucy Saxon (his wife) and refuses to regenerate in Last of the Time Lords. However, at the very end of the episode, a woman is seen picking up his signet ring from the ashes of his funeral pyre.

In End of Time, the Master is resurrected. He attacks the Time Lord President at the end of the episode and disappears with the rest of the Time Lords.

The TARDIS is a time machine and spacecraft used by the Doctor in the TV show Doctor Who to travel through time and space. It is also a vessel that serves as the Doctor's home and base of operations. Additionally, the TARDIS is known for its ability to blend into its surroundings by changing its appearance on the outside.

The Eleventh Doctor's TARDIS has a steampunk-inspired interior with a Victorian and gothic aesthetic. It features a central control console with a time rotor that emits a green glow. The walls are mostly copper and gold, filled with various whimsical and quirky objects.

well she didnt know he was dead. she left before he was killed and she didnt remember bringing him back to life. if you remember she thought he was really dead after the dalek shot and killed him.

Captain Jack Harkness's real name is Javic Piotr Thane.

The Doctor Who top trumps cards say they are 0.68 metres. The ones shown on 'Partners in Crime' were just babies. While the scenes at the Shadow Proclamation were being designed, one picture showed an adult Adipose, towering over the crowd even while seated, it was stated to be 15' tall.