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<td valign=top>'''Actors:'''</td> | <td valign=top>'''Actors:'''</td> | ||
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[[Roger Delgado]]<br> | |||
[[Peter Pratt]]<br> | |||
[[Geoffrey Beevers]]<br> | |||
[[Anthony Ainley]]<br> | |||
[[Gordon Tipple]]<br> | |||
[[Eric Roberts]]<br> | |||
[[Jonathan Pryce]]<br> | |||
Sir [[Derek Jacobi]]</td> | |||
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<td>'''First story:'''</td> | <td>'''First televised story:'''</td> | ||
<td>[[Terror of the Autons]]</td> | <td>[[Terror of the Autons]]</td> | ||
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<td>'''Latest | <td>'''Latest televised story:'''</td> | ||
<td>[[Legacy of the Daleks]]</td> | <td>[[Doctor Who: The TV Movie]]</td></tr> | ||
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<td valign=top>'''Other stories:'''</td> | |||
<td>[[The Infinity Doctors]] <br> | |||
[[The Astronomer's Apprentice]] ([[Short Trips|ST]])<br> | |||
[[The Dark Path]] ([[Missing Adventures |MA]])<br> | |||
[[Freedom (Short Trips) |Freedom]] (ST)<br> | |||
[[The Face of the Enemy]] ([[Past Doctor Adventures |PDA]])<br> | |||
[[The Switching]] (ST)<br> | |||
[[Hidden Talent]] (ST)<br> | |||
[[Who Killed Kennedy?]]<br> | |||
[[The Seismologist's Story]] (ST)<br> | |||
[[A Town Called Eternity]] (ST)<br> | |||
[[The Quantum Archangel]] (PDA)<br> | |||
[[Happy Endings]] ([[New Adventures |NA]])<br> | |||
[[Master (Big Finish) |Master]] ([[Big Finish|BF]])<br> | |||
[[Legacy of the Daleks]] ([[Eighth Doctor Adventures|EDA]])<br> | |||
[[The Curse of Fatal Death]] (parody)<br> | |||
[[Scream of the Shalka]] ([[BBC]] online story)<br> | |||
[[The Feast of the Stone]] (BBC online story)<br></td> | |||
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The Master, like [[the Doctor]], is a [[Time Lord | The Master, like [[the Doctor]], is a [[Time Lord]]. To use an [[Earth]] literary analogy, he is somewhat of a Moriaty to the Doctor's [[Sherlock Holmes | Holmes]]. He has been described as "one of the most evil and corrupt beings (the) Time Lord race has ever produced ("[[The Five Doctors]]")." | ||
== Biography == | |||
=== Early Life on Gallifrey === | |||
The Master was one of [[the Doctor]]'s classmates at the [[Time Lord Academy]]. During this time they appear to have been close friends. It was probbaly during this time that he also first met [[the Rani]]. Following graduation, the Master pursued a career as a Magistrate for the [[High Council]] ("[[The Infinity Doctors]]"). | |||
=== Descent into Darkness === | |||
"[[The Dark Path]]" | |||
=== The Master vs. the Doctor and UNIT === | |||
Sometime after his previous encounter with the Doctor, the Master appeared at a circus ground on [[Earth]] in the [[1970]]s, his [[TARDIS]] materializing in the form of a circus trailer or horse box. He promptly [[hypnosis|hypnotized]] the circus troupe to obey his orders, as part of his plan to assist the [[Nestene]]s in their latest bid to conquer Earth "[[Terror of the Autons]]". Over the next few years, he and his hypnotized or otherwise suborned followers engage in several attempts to conquer the [[Earth]], often with the aid of [[alien invaders]]. However, his attempts are invariably foiled by the Doctor. | |||
=== Living Death === | |||
When the [[Fourth Doctor]] encountered the Master on [[Gallifrey]], he had exhausted his supply of [[regeneration]]s and was attempting to rejuvenate himself; this theme of acquiring a new cycle of regenerations appears throughout the Master's future battles with the Doctor. The Doctor later learned in his eighth incarnation that the master exhausted his regenerative cycle recovering from injuries suffered on Tersurus by an explosion triggered by Susan Foreman when he attempted to kidnap her ("Legacy of the Daleks"). | |||
=== A New Body at Last === | |||
=== The End? === | |||
At the end of the | At the end of his battle with the recently regenerated [[Eighth Doctor]], the Master fell into the [[Eye of Harmony]], and was presumably destroyed. The [[Doctor]] claimed that he had been eaten by the [[TARDIS]]. It should be noted, however, that the Master has seemed on many previous occassions to be completely destroyed, only to return ,becoming even more evil and dangerous each time. | ||
Revision as of 20:19, 22 June 2005
| The Master | |
|---|---|
| Species: | Time Lord |
| Actors: |
Roger Delgado |
| First televised story: | Terror of the Autons |
| Latest televised story: | Doctor Who: The TV Movie |
| Other stories: | The Infinity Doctors The Astronomer's Apprentice (ST) |
The Master, like the Doctor, is a Time Lord. To use an Earth literary analogy, he is somewhat of a Moriaty to the Doctor's Holmes. He has been described as "one of the most evil and corrupt beings (the) Time Lord race has ever produced ("The Five Doctors")."
Biography
Early Life on Gallifrey
The Master was one of the Doctor's classmates at the Time Lord Academy. During this time they appear to have been close friends. It was probbaly during this time that he also first met the Rani. Following graduation, the Master pursued a career as a Magistrate for the High Council ("The Infinity Doctors").
Descent into Darkness
The Master vs. the Doctor and UNIT
Sometime after his previous encounter with the Doctor, the Master appeared at a circus ground on Earth in the 1970s, his TARDIS materializing in the form of a circus trailer or horse box. He promptly hypnotized the circus troupe to obey his orders, as part of his plan to assist the Nestenes in their latest bid to conquer Earth "Terror of the Autons". Over the next few years, he and his hypnotized or otherwise suborned followers engage in several attempts to conquer the Earth, often with the aid of alien invaders. However, his attempts are invariably foiled by the Doctor.
Living Death
When the Fourth Doctor encountered the Master on Gallifrey, he had exhausted his supply of regenerations and was attempting to rejuvenate himself; this theme of acquiring a new cycle of regenerations appears throughout the Master's future battles with the Doctor. The Doctor later learned in his eighth incarnation that the master exhausted his regenerative cycle recovering from injuries suffered on Tersurus by an explosion triggered by Susan Foreman when he attempted to kidnap her ("Legacy of the Daleks").
A New Body at Last
The End?
At the end of his battle with the recently regenerated Eighth Doctor, the Master fell into the Eye of Harmony, and was presumably destroyed. The Doctor claimed that he had been eaten by the TARDIS. It should be noted, however, that the Master has seemed on many previous occassions to be completely destroyed, only to return ,becoming even more evil and dangerous each time.
