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*The following article is written from an In Universe perspective.*

The Master (known at times by various other aliases), was a renegade Time Lord, he was a friend of The Doctor before becoming a long standing opponent.

Though they had been friends from childhood, and longtime schoolmates at the Academy, The Master's lust for power would eventually pull the two apart. While The Doctor and The Master would sometimes remain close friends, The Master developed an intense hatred for and often sought to kill the Doctor, who came to regard The Master as his arch enemy. Despite this enmity, however, the two maintained grudging respect for the other, and would on occasion act as allies.

Biography

Early Life

The Master grew up on Gallifrey in the House Of Oakdown. (DW: The Confrontation of the Wicked)

Academic Career

The Master and the Doctor became friends on their first day at the academy, (DW: Revenge of the Master) with both being tutored by Borusa. (LFTR: Mastermind) The Master and the Doctor enjoyed building "time flow analogues" to disrupt each other's experiments. (DW: The Time Monster)

Hunger for Power

As the Master graduated from the Academy, he came to a realisation about what he wanted to achieve and decided he wanted to become Lord President and rule over Gallifrey (MOV: Doctor Who: Revelation). After only a few years since leaving the Academy and gaining Time Lord status, the Master became a member of the High Council in the position of Cardinal of the Prydonian Chapter. (DW: Behind the Looking Glass)

Around this time, the Doctor and the Master terminated their friendship after the Doctor saw the Master for who he truly was. After this, the Master sought to seek revenge for the Doctor not joining him in his quest for power. (MOV: Doctor Who: Revelation)

The Master finally got his chance when the Doctor was forced to contact the Time Lords to help stop the War Lord. During the trial for the War Lord, he listened as a Time Lord read out the crimes committed but assured everyone that the humans had been returned to their proper times. After The Doctor read his statement and The War Lord attempted to defend his actions, The Master and the two other Time Lords sentenced to erasure from history.

The Master attended The Doctor's trial and learned of how he was willing to help others and fight evil. After this he and the other Time Lord allowed The Doctor to say goodbye to Jamie and Zoe. After deciding The Doctor's fate, The Master sentenced The Doctor to exile on Earth in the 20th Century and a forceful regeneration. (DW: The War Games; MOV: Doctor Who: Revelation)

Not long after this The Master attempted a coup to overthrow Lord President Slaan, however, this plan failed and the Master decided to flee Gallifrey. However, as he did so, The Master was shot and killed, but he managed to get away in his TARDIS before regenerating into his next incarnation. (MOV: Doctor Who: Revelation)

Confrontations with Leftover

To be added.

Taking Over Gallifrey

To be added. (DW: Auribus Teneo Lupum; The Winner's Protector)

Acting in the shadows

To be added.

Battle with the Eleventh Doctor

To be added.

Nemesis of the Third Doctor

Many months after being exiled from Gallifrey, the Master managed to find his way to Earth and appeared at the International Circus, his TARDIS in the form of a horse box. He hypnotised the circus troupe and plastic factory manager Rex Farrel to obey his orders as part of his plan to assist the Nestenes in their latest bid to conquer Earth. A Time Lord emissary alerted the Doctor to his rival's presence on the planet, and before the radio telescope could be used to bring the Nestene invasion force to Earth, the Doctor convinced the Master that the Nestenes would not distinguish between the Master and anyone else in their takeover, and the two worked together to fling the Nestene back into space by "changing the polarity" whilst the radio telescope's transfer shift was still open. Afterwards, the Master fled. The Doctor, however, had already taken his dematerialisation circuit, preventing the Master from leaving Earth in his TARDIS. (DW: Terror of the Autons)

The Master returned again, posing as the scientist who had "developed" the Keller Machine. He used prisoners as a plan to hijack the Thunderbolt, a missile containing nerve gas and use it to destroy the World Peace Conference, which would trigger a nuclear war. The Doctor, with the help of Barnham, stopped the Master with the Keller Machine, and the Doctor reactivated the missile's abort mechanism. UNIT also destroyed the missile along with the Keller Machine, but the Doctor later discovered he had lost the Master's dematerialisation circuit in his altercation with the Master. Shortly after, the Master telephoned to let it be known that he had found the circuit and was free now to come and go as he pleased, while the Doctor had to remain in exile. (DW: The Mind of Evil)

The Master brought Axos to Earth, hoping to ally himself with them. Instead, he became the prisoner of Axos, and only escaped by saying that he would help it. The Doctor tricked the Master into thinking he was going to betray Earth. Instead, he trapped the Master with Axos in a time loop. (DW: The Claws of Axos) Posing as an Adjudicator, the Master travelled to a human colony on the planet Uxarieus in the year 2472. There, the Time Lord records indicated he would find the Doomsday Weapon created by a near-extinct native species. Once again the Doctor defeated his plans and the weapon was destroyed. (DW: Colony in Space)

Posing as a vicar named "Victor Magister" in the village of Devil's End after murdering the old vicar, the Master summoned the ancient Dæmon Azal, but he failed to understand the power and control that was necessary following summoning him. Following Azal's confrontation with Jo Grant's selflessness, Azal destroyed himself through Jo's illogical actions. The Master was captured by UNIT following a failed attempt to escape in the Doctor's car, Bessie. (DW: The Dæmons)

The Master was imprisoned inside a castle prison on Fortress Island as the only prisoner. The Doctor believed he would be in this prison "forever". The Master convinced his jailer, Colonel George Trenchard, to help him steal electronic parts from HMS Seaspite, telling Trenchard that this was intended as a lure for enemy agents. With these parts, the Master instead made contact with the reptilian Sea Devils, an aquatic species similar to the land-dwelling Silurians, and planned to cause a war between humans and Sea Devils, making the Sea Devils rulers of Earth again. Because the reactivation machinery of the Sea Devils' hibernation units deteriorated during millions of years of hibernation, the Master saw it necessary to construct a sonar device to awaken the remaining reptiles. The Master captured the Doctor and forced him to help create this device, but to prevent the device from reactivating further Sea Devil bases and stop the war, the Doctor blew up the Sea Devil base by reversing the device's polarity, creating a massive reverse feedback. The Master escaped in a hovercraft when the officer guarding him, CPO Myers, was hypnotised and framed as the Master's corpse, and the Master returned to the church crypt in Devil's End to retrieve his TARDIS. (DW: The Sea Devils)

The Master posed as "Professor Carl Thascalos" and constructed a machine known as TOMTIT at Cambridge's Newton Institute to summon the ancient chronovore Kronos, whom he wished to control. He hypnotised the institute's director, Dr Charles Percival, but accidentally killed him by releasing Kronos from the Crystal of Kronos. The Master summoned the Atlantean priest Krasis for instructions on how to control Kronos while meddling with the flow of time to obstruct the Doctor from getting in his way.

After knocking out Sergeant Benton, the Master retreated to his TARDIS, but the Doctor tried to trap him in a time lock using his own TARDIS, accidentally creating a space loop when both TARDISes were materialised within the other. When the TARDISes were separated during their negotiations, the Master ejected the Doctor into space, but the Doctor survived by using the telepathic circuit of his TARDIS to help Jo return him to safety.

The Master travelled to ancient Atlantis and failed to hypnotise King Dalios, who easily resisted his influence. Confronting the Doctor there, the Master tried to manipulate Queen Galleia into betraying her husband, since she had taken a romantic liking in his charm compared to Dalios' often dull personality. Galleia, however, was enraged when the Master caused Dalios to die in the coup they staged in Atlantis. Before he was arrested, the Master commanded Krasis to use the Crystal of Kronos housed in Atlantis and brought forth Kronos, who destroyed the entire civilisation.

Fleeing Atlantis with Jo as his hostage, and with Kronos under his control, the Master was in a position to cast destruction unto the entire cosmos, however, the Doctor threatened to time ram the Master's TARDIS with his own, which would take everyone's lives in the process if he did not give up his plans for chaos. The Master did not believe the Doctor would earnestly carry out his warning because he knew endangering Jo's life was not an option for him. In response to the Doctor's hesitation, Jo tried to complete the time ram before the Master could release Kronos again. Instead, Kronos spared everyone from death, and captured the Master for the crime of trying to control it but allowed him to go free at the request of the Doctor. (DW: The Time Monster)

On Skaro, the Master forged an alliance with the Daleks, acting as their agent to provoke warfare between the Earth Empire and the Draconian Empire in the 26th century. To achieve this, he employed a force of Ogrons who, through the use of hypnosound, made themselves appear human or Draconian, thus provoking the other side. When the Doctor revealed the true perpetrators, the plot was abandoned. (DW: Frontier in Space)

Personality

To be added.

Physical Appearance

To be added.

Other Information

To be added.

Behind the Scenes

To be added.

List of Appearances

Doctor Who

Season 6

The War Games (retcon)

Season 8

Season 21

Season 22

The Mark of the Rani

Season 23

The Trial of a Time Lord
- The Ultimate Foe

Season 26

Survival

Season 31

The Prisoner of Time

Season 33

Revenge of the Master

Season 37

The Puppet Master

Season 39

The Name's Shakespeare, William Shakespeare (archive footage)

Season 40

The Curse of the Tower

Season 42

Auribus Teneo Lupum

Season 43

Season 49

Season 50

Season 52

Leftover

Season 3

Destiny - Or Not (retcon)

Season 4

The Future's Truth
Mastermind

Panopticon

Series 7

Cold Front

Season 1

Movies

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-The Master, known at times by various other aliases-was a renegade Time Lord, he was a friend of The Doctor's before becoming a long standing opponent.
+[[Terror of the Autons]]|last_appearance = [[The New Empire (serial) | The New Empire]]|main_actor = [[Roger Delgado]] (1971-1973)
+[[Peter Pratt]] (1976)
-Though they had been friends from childhood, and longtime schoolmates at the Academy, The Master's lust for power would eventually pull the two apart. While The Doctor and The Master would sometimes remain close friends, The Master developed an intense hatred for And offen sought to kill The Doctor Who came to regard The Master as his arch enemy. Despite this enmity, however the two would on occasion act as allies. The Eleventh Doctor termed The Master as his arch frienemy.{{Character|image1 = 4034B90E00000578-4496210-image-m-73 1494518552242.jpg|species = [[Time Lord]]|place_of_origin = [[Gallifrey]]|first_appearance = [[The War Games]] (retcon); [[Terror of the Autons]]|last_appearance = [[Doctor Who: Revelation]]|main_actor = [[Trevor Martin]]; [[Roger Delgado]]; [[Peter Pratt]]; [[Geoffrey Beevers]]; [[Anthony Ainley]]; [[Geoffrey Bayldon]]; [[David Paymer]]}}
+[[Geoffrey Beevers]] (1981)
+[[Anthony Ainley]] (1981-1996)
+[[Murray Melvin]] (2000-2003)
+[[Geoffrey Bayldon]] (2005-2007)
+[[Jason Issacs]] (2012-)|other_actor(s) = [[Trevor Martin]] (1969)
+[[David Paymer]] (2007)
+[[Douglas Booth]] (2013)|aliases = Professor Bollington
+Zita Ita
+James Pritchard|row13 = [[Robert Holmes]]|image2 = The Master (Roger Delgado).jpg}}{{Dwucanon}}'''The Master''' (known at times by various other aliases), was a renegade [[ Time Lord|Time Lord]], he was a friend of [[The Doctor]] before becoming a long standing opponent.
+Though they had been friends from childhood, and longtime schoolmates at the Academy, The Master's lust for power would eventually pull the two apart. While The Doctor and The Master would sometimes remain close friends, The Master developed an intense hatred for and often sought to kill the Doctor, who came to regard The Master as his arch enemy. Despite this enmity, however, the two maintained grudging respect for the other, and would on occasion act as allies.
 == Biography==
-Early Life
+=== Early Life ===
-The Master grew up on Gallifrey in the House Of Oakdown.
+The Master grew up on [[Gallifrey]] in the [[House Of Oakdown]]. ([[Doctor Who (TV Series)|DW]]: [[The Confrontation of the Wicked|''The Confrontation of the Wicked'']])
-Academic Career
+=== Academic Career ===
+The Master and [[the Doctor]] became friends on their first day at the academy, ([[Doctor Who (TV Series)|DW]]: ''[[Revenge of the Master (serial)|Revenge of the Master]]'') with both being tutored by [[Borusa]]. ([[Leftover (TV Series)|LFTR]]: [[Mastermind (serial)|''Mastermind'']]) The Master and the Doctor enjoyed building "time flow analogues" to disrupt each other's experiments. ([[Doctor Who (TV Series)|DW]]: ''[[The Time Monster (serial)|The Time Monster]]'')
+=== Hunger for Power ===
-The Master And The First Doctor became friends on their first day at the academy. They enjoyed building Time Flow Analouges to disrupt each other’s experiments.
+As the Master graduated from the Academy, he came to a realisation about what he wanted to achieve and decided he wanted to become [[Lord President]] and rule over Gallifrey ([[Movies|MOV]]: [[Doctor Who: Revelation|''Doctor Who: Revelation'']]). After only a few years since leaving [[the Academy]] and gaining [[Time Lord]] status, the Master became a member of the [[High Council]] in the position of [[Cardinal]] of the [[Prydonian Chapter]]. ([[Doctor Who (TV Series)|DW]]: [[Behind the Looking Glass|''Behind the Looking Glass'']])
+Around this time, the Doctor and the Master terminated their friendship after the Doctor saw the Master for who he truly was. After this, the Master sought to seek revenge for the Doctor not joining him in his quest for power. ([[Movies|MOV]]: [[Doctor Who: Revelation|''Doctor Who: Revelation'']])
+The Master finally got his chance when the Doctor was forced to contact the Time Lords to help stop [[the War Lord]]. During the trial for the War Lord, he listened as a Time Lord read out the crimes committed but assured everyone that the humans had been returned to their proper times. After The Doctor read his statement and The War Lord attempted to defend his actions, The Master and the two other Time Lords sentenced to erasure from history.
+The Master attended The Doctor's trial and learned of how he was willing to help others and fight evil. After this he and the other Time Lord allowed The Doctor to say goodbye to [[Jamie]] and [[Zoe]]. After deciding The Doctor's fate, The Master sentenced The Doctor to exile on Earth in the 20th Century and a forceful regeneration. ([[Doctor Who (TV Series)|DW]]: ''[[The War Games (serial)|The War Games]]''; [[Movies|MOV]]: [[Doctor Who: Revelation|''Doctor Who: Revelation'']])
+Not long after this The Master attempted a coup to overthrow Lord President [[Slaan]], however, this plan failed and the Master decided to flee Gallifrey. However, as he did so, The Master was shot and killed, but he managed to get away in his TARDIS before regenerating into his next incarnation. ([[Movies|MOV]]: [[Doctor Who: Revelation|''Doctor Who: Revelation'']])
+=== Confrontations with Leftover ===
+To be added.
+=== Taking Over Gallifrey ===
+To be added. ([[Doctor Who (TV Series)|DW]]: ''[[Auribus Teneo Lupum (episode)|Auribus Teneo Lupum]]''; ''[[The Winner's Protector (episode)|The Winner's Protector]]'')
+=== Acting in the shadows ===
+To be added.
+=== Battle with the Eleventh Doctor ===
+To be added.
+=== Nemesis of the Third Doctor ===
+Many months after being exiled from Gallifrey, the Master managed to find his way to Earth and appeared at the [[International Circus]], his [[TARDIS]] in the form of a [[horse box]]. He hypnotised the circus troupe and plastic factory manager [[Rex Farrel]] to obey his orders as part of his plan to assist the [[Nestenes]] in their latest bid to conquer Earth. A Time Lord emissary alerted the Doctor to his rival's presence on the planet, and before the radio telescope could be used to bring the Nestene invasion force to Earth, the Doctor convinced the Master that the Nestenes would not distinguish between the Master and anyone else in their takeover, and the two worked together to fling the Nestene back into space by "changing the polarity" whilst the radio telescope's transfer shift was still open. Afterwards, the Master fled. The Doctor, however, had already taken his dematerialisation circuit, preventing the Master from leaving Earth in his TARDIS. ([[Doctor Who (TV Series)|DW]]: ''[[Terror of the Autons (serial)|Terror of the Autons]]'')
+The Master returned again, posing as the scientist who had "developed" the Keller Machine. He used prisoners as a plan to hijack the Thunderbolt, a missile containing nerve gas and use it to destroy the World Peace Conference, which would trigger a nuclear war. The Doctor, with the help of Barnham, stopped the Master with the Keller Machine, and the Doctor reactivated the missile's abort mechanism. UNIT also destroyed the missile along with the Keller Machine, but the Doctor later discovered he had lost the Master's dematerialisation circuit in his altercation with the Master. Shortly after, the Master telephoned to let it be known that he had found the circuit and was free now to come and go as he pleased, while the Doctor had to remain in exile. ([[Doctor Who (TV Series)|DW]]: ''[[The Mind of Evil (serial)|The Mind of Evil]]'')
+The Master brought Axos to Earth, hoping to ally himself with them. Instead, he became the prisoner of Axos, and only escaped by saying that he would help it. The Doctor tricked the Master into thinking he was going to betray Earth. Instead, he trapped the Master with Axos in a time loop. ([[Doctor Who (TV Series)|DW]]:[[The Claws of Axos (serial)| ''The Claws of Axos'']]) Posing as an Adjudicator, the Master travelled to a human colony on the planet Uxarieus in the year 2472. There, the Time Lord records indicated he would find the Doomsday Weapon created by a near-extinct native species. Once again the Doctor defeated his plans and the weapon was destroyed. ([[Doctor Who (TV Series)|DW]]: ''[[Colony in Space (serial)|Colony in Space]]'')
+Posing as a vicar named "Victor Magister" in the village of Devil's End after murdering the old vicar, the Master summoned the ancient Dæmon Azal, but he failed to understand the power and control that was necessary following summoning him. Following Azal's confrontation with Jo Grant's selflessness, Azal destroyed himself through Jo's illogical actions. The Master was captured by UNIT following a failed attempt to escape in the Doctor's car, Bessie. ([[Doctor Who (TV Series)|DW]]: ''[[The Dæmons (serial)|The Dæmons]]'')
+The Master was imprisoned inside a castle prison on Fortress Island as the only prisoner. The Doctor believed he would be in this prison "forever". The Master convinced his jailer, Colonel George Trenchard, to help him steal electronic parts from HMS Seaspite, telling Trenchard that this was intended as a lure for enemy agents. With these parts, the Master instead made contact with the reptilian Sea Devils, an aquatic species similar to the land-dwelling Silurians, and planned to cause a war between humans and Sea Devils, making the Sea Devils rulers of Earth again. Because the reactivation machinery of the Sea Devils' hibernation units deteriorated during millions of years of hibernation, the Master saw it necessary to construct a sonar device to awaken the remaining reptiles. The Master captured the Doctor and forced him to help create this device, but to prevent the device from reactivating further Sea Devil bases and stop the war, the Doctor blew up the Sea Devil base by reversing the device's polarity, creating a massive reverse feedback. The Master escaped in a hovercraft when the officer guarding him, CPO Myers, was hypnotised and framed as the Master's corpse, and the Master returned to the church crypt in Devil's End to retrieve his TARDIS. ([[Doctor Who (TV Series)|DW]]: ''[[The Sea Devils (serial)|The Sea Devils]]'')
+The Master posed as "Professor Carl Thascalos" and constructed a machine known as TOMTIT at Cambridge's Newton Institute to summon the ancient chronovore Kronos, whom he wished to control. He hypnotised the institute's director, Dr Charles Percival, but accidentally killed him by releasing Kronos from the Crystal of Kronos. The Master summoned the Atlantean priest Krasis for instructions on how to control Kronos while meddling with the flow of time to obstruct the Doctor from getting in his way.
+After knocking out Sergeant Benton, the Master retreated to his TARDIS, but the Doctor tried to trap him in a time lock using his own TARDIS, accidentally creating a space loop when both TARDISes were materialised within the other. When the TARDISes were separated during their negotiations, the Master ejected the Doctor into space, but the Doctor survived by using the telepathic circuit of his TARDIS to help Jo return him to safety.
+The Master travelled to ancient Atlantis and failed to hypnotise King Dalios, who easily resisted his influence. Confronting the Doctor there, the Master tried to manipulate Queen Galleia into betraying her husband, since she had taken a romantic liking in his charm compared to Dalios' often dull personality. Galleia, however, was enraged when the Master caused Dalios to die in the coup they staged in Atlantis. Before he was arrested, the Master commanded Krasis to use the Crystal of Kronos housed in Atlantis and brought forth Kronos, who destroyed the entire civilisation.
+Fleeing Atlantis with Jo as his hostage, and with Kronos under his control, the Master was in a position to cast destruction unto the entire cosmos, however, the Doctor threatened to time ram the Master's TARDIS with his own, which would take everyone's lives in the process if he did not give up his plans for chaos. The Master did not believe the Doctor would earnestly carry out his warning because he knew endangering Jo's life was not an option for him. In response to the Doctor's hesitation, Jo tried to complete the time ram before the Master could release Kronos again. Instead, Kronos spared everyone from death, and captured the Master for the crime of trying to control it but allowed him to go free at the request of the Doctor. ([[Doctor Who (TV Series)|DW]]: ''[[The Time Monster (serial)|The Time Monster]]'')
+On Skaro, the Master forged an alliance with the Daleks, acting as their agent to provoke warfare between the Earth Empire and the Draconian Empire in the 26th century. To achieve this, he employed a force of Ogrons who, through the use of hypnosound, made themselves appear human or Draconian, thus provoking the other side. When the Doctor revealed the true perpetrators, the plot was abandoned. ([[Doctor Who (TV Series)|DW]]: ''[[Frontier in Space (serial)|Frontier in Space]]'')
-The Master developed a strong bond with The Doctor.
 ==Personality==
 To be added.
 ==Physical Appearance==
 To be added.<gallery>
-The Master (Trevor Martin).jpg
+The Master (Trevor Martin).jpg|[[Trevor Martin]]
-B90E00000578-4496210-image-m-73 1494518552242.jpg
+B90E00000578-4496210-image-m-73 1494518552242.jpg|[[Geoffrey Bayldon]]
-The Master (Roger Delgado).jpg
+The Master (Roger Delgado).jpg|[[Roger Delgado]]
-The Master (Peter Pratt).jpg
+The Master (Peter Pratt).jpg|[[Peter Pratt]]
-The Master (Geoffrey Beevers).jpg
+The Master (Geoffrey Beevers).jpg|[[Geoffrey Beevers]]
-The Master (Anthony Ainley).jpg
+The Master (Anthony Ainley).jpg|[[Anthony Ainley]]
+The Master (Jason Isaacs).png|[[Jason Issacs]]
 </gallery>
 ==Other Information==
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 To be added.
 ==List of Appearances==
+{| width="100%"
-===Doctor Who ===
+| valign="top" width="50" |
+==== ''Doctor Who'' ====
+===== ''Season 6'' =====
+*''[[The War Games (serial)|The War Games]] ''(retcon)
+===== ''Season 8'' =====
+*''[[Terror of the Autons (serial)|Terror of the Autons]]''
+*''[[The Mind of Evil (serial)|The Mind of Evil]]''
+*''[[The Claws of Axos (serial)|The Claws of Axos]]''
+*''[[Colony in Space (serial)|Colony in Space]]''
+*''[[The Dæmons (serial)|The Dæmons]]''
+===== ''Season 9'' =====
+*''[[The Sea Devils (serial)|The Sea Devils]]''
+*''[[The Time Monster (serial)|The Time Monster]]''
+===== ''Season 10'' =====
+*''[[Frontier in Space (serial)|Frontier in Space]]''
+===== ''Season 14'' =====
+*''[[The Deadly Assassin (serial)|The Deadly Assassin]]''
+===== ''Season 18'' =====
+*''[[The Keeper of Traken (serial)|The Keeper of Traken]]''
+*''[[Logopolis (serial)|Logopolis]]''
+===== ''Season 19'' =====
+*''[[Castrovalva (serial)|Castrovalva]]''
+*''[[Time-Flight (serial)|Time-Flight]]''
-==== Season 6 ====
+===== ''Season 20'' =====
+*''[[The King's Demons (serial)|The King's Demons]]''
-* [[The War Games]]
+*''[[The Five Doctors (serial)|The Five Doctors]]''
-==== Season 8 ====
+===== ''Season 21'' =====
-* [[Terror of the Autons]]
+*''[[Planet of Fire (serial)|Planet of Fire]]''
-* [[The Mind of Evil]]
+*''[[The Caves of Androzani (serial)|The Caves of Androzani]]''
-* [[The Claws of Axos]]
-* [[Colony in Space]]
-* [[The Dæmons]]
-==== Season 9 ====
+===== ''Season 22'' =====
+*''[[The Mark of the Rani (serial)|The Mark of the Rani]]''
-* [[The Sea Devils]]
-* [[The Time Monster]]
-==== Season 10 ====
+===== ''Season 23'' =====
+*''[[Season 23 (Doctor Who)|The Trial of a Time Lord]]''
-* [[Frontier in Space]]
+**''[[The Ultimate Foe (serial)|The Ultimate Foe]]''
-==== Season 14 ====
+===== ''Season 26'' =====
+*''[[Survival (serial)|Survival]]''
-* [[The Deadly Assassin]]
-==== Season 18 ====
+===== ''Season 31'' =====
-* [[The Keeper of Traken]]
+*''[[The Prisoner of Time (serial)|The Prisoner of Time]]''
-* [[Logopolis]]
-==== Season 19 ====
+===== ''Season 33'' =====
+*''[[Revenge of the Master (serial)|Revenge of the Master]]''
-* [[Castrovalva]]
-* [[Time-Flight]]
-==== Season 20 ====
+===== ''Season 37'' =====
-* [[The King's Demons]]
+* [[The Puppet Master (serial)|''The Puppet Master'']]
-* [[The Five Doctors]]
-==== Season 21 ====
+===== ''Season 39'' =====
+*''[[The Name's Shakespeare, William Shakespeare (episode)|The Name's Shakespeare, William Shakespeare]] (archive footage)''
-* [[Planet of Fire]]
-* [[The Caves of Androzani]]
-==== Season 22 ====
+===== ''Season 40'' =====
-* [[The Mark of the Rani]]
+* [[The Curse of the Tower (episode)|''The Curse of the Tower'']]
-==== Season 23 ====
+===== ''Season 42'' =====
+*''[[Auribus Teneo Lupum (episode)|Auribus Teneo Lupum]]''
-* [[The Trial of a Time Lord]]
-** [[The Ultimate Foe]]
-==== Season 26 ====
+===== ''Season 43'' =====
+*''[[The Winner's Protector (episode)|The Winner's Protector]]''
-* [[Survival]]
+* [[May Fortune Favour the Bold|''May Fortune Favour the Bold'']]
+* [[Behind the Looking Glass|''Behind the Looking Glass'']]
+* [[The Sharper the Knife|''The Sharper the Knife'']]
+* [[Demons of the Past|''Demons of the Past'']]
+* [[The Noble Sacrifice|''The Noble Sacrifice'']]
+* [[May the Truth Be Damned|''May the Truth Be Damned'']]
+* [[The Confrontation of the Wicked|''The Confrontation of the Wicked'']]
-==== Season 30 ====
+===== ''Season 49'' =====
+* [[Those Who Lead (serial)|''Those Who Lead'']]
-* [[The Dark Dimension]]
+* [[Destiny of the Gaians (serial)|''Destiny of the Gaians'']]
-==== Season 31 ====
+===== ''Season 50'' =====
-* [[The Prisoner of Time]]
+* [[The Poisoned Sea (serial)|''The Poisoned Sea'']]
+* [[The Slave Master (episode)|''The Slave Master'']]
+* ''[[The Dimensions of Space and Time (episode)|The Dimensions of Space and Time]]''
+* ''[[The Greenhouse Effect (episode)|The Greenhouse Effect]]''
+* ''[[Remembrance of the Gaians (episode)|Remembrance of the Gaians]]''
+* ''[[The Third Planet (serial)|The Third Planet]]''
-==== Season 32 ====
+===== ''Season 52'' =====
+* [[The Martian Equinox (serial)|''The Martian Equinox'']]
-* [[Trouble in San Francisco]]
-* [[The Last Night]]
+*''[[The New Empire (serial)|The New Empire]]''
+| valign="top" width="50" |
+==== ''Leftover'' ====
-==== Season 33 ====
+===== ''Season 3'' =====
+*''[[Destiny - Or Not (episode)|Destiny - Or Not]] (retcon)''
-* [[Revenge of the Master]]
-==== Season 39 ====
+===== ''Season 4'' =====
-* [[The Name's Shakespeare, William Shakespeare]]
+*''[[The Future's Truth (episode)|The Future's Truth]]''
+*''[[Mastermind (serial)|Mastermind]]''
-==== Season 42 ====
+==== ''Panopticon'' ====
-* [[Auribus Teneo Lupum]]
-==== Season 43 ====
+===== ''Series 7'' =====
-* [[The Winner’s Protector]]
+* [[Home (episode)|''Home'']]
+* [[Unity (episode)|''Unity'']]
-* [[May Fortune Favour the Bold]]
-* [[Behind the Looking Glass]]
+* [[Earth (episode)|''Earth'']]
-* [[The Sharper the Knife]]
+* [[Doctor (episode)|''Doctor'']]
-* [[Demons of the Past]]
-* [[The Noble Sacrifice]]
-* [[May The Truth Be Damned]]
-* [[The Confrontation of the Wicked]]
-=== Leftover ===
+==== ''Cold Front'' ====
-==== Season 4 ====
+===== ''Season 1'' =====
-* [[The Future's Truth]]
+* [[Downfall|''Downfall'']]
-* [[Mastermind, Part I]]
+* [[Obey|''Obey'']]
-* [[Mastermind, Part II]]
-=== Movies ===
+==== ''Movies'' ====
-* [[Doctor Who: Revelation]]
+* [[Doctor Who: Revelation|''Doctor Who: Revelation'']]
+* [[Doctor Who: Genesis|''Doctor Who: Genesis'']]
+|}
+[[Category:Characters]]
+[[Category:Time Lords]]
+[[Category:Villains]]
+[[Category:Members of The Resistance]]
+[[Category:Prydonian Chapter Members]]
+[[Category:Antagonists]]
+[[Category:Chapter One Characters]]