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{{you may|Celestial Intervention Agency|n1=the secretive Gallifreyan organization}}
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The '''Central Intelligence Agency''' or '''CIA''' was an international intelligence branch of the [[United States]] government.
The '''Central Intelligence Agency''' or '''CIA''' was an international intelligence branch of the [[United States government]].
 
On a trip to Earth in [[1996]], the [[Eighth Doctor]] guessed that the American CIA had ties with the [[Gallifreyan]] "[[Celestial Intervention Agency|CIA]]". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Interference - Book One (novel)|Interference - Book One]]'')


== History ==
== History ==
In [[1947]], the CIA retro-engineered the [[Nedenah]] spacecraft which had crashed near Roswell. As a result, in [[1948]], when the Nedenah came to rescue the vessel, the CIA shot them down. Because the Americans were able to drive the them off, the Nedenah stopped trying to rescue the captured pilot. In [[1970]], the CIA captured the Brigadier at Roswell with the Nedenah, and destroyed England's cobalt reserves in order to thwart the Waro attack at Roswell. The Americans underestimated them, and believed that they could beat the Waro, and that the CIA would replace [[UNIT]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Devil Goblins from Neptune]]'')
=== 20th century ===
 
In [[1947]], the CIA retro-engineered the [[Nedenah]] spacecraft which had crashed near Roswell. As a result, in [[1948]], when the Nedenah came to rescue the vessel, the CIA shot them down. Because the Americans were able to drive them off, the Nedenah stopped trying to rescue the captured pilot. In [[1970]], the CIA captured the Brigadier at Roswell with the Nedenah, and destroyed England's cobalt reserves in order to thwart the Waro attack at Roswell. The Americans underestimated them, and believed that they could beat the Waro, and that the CIA would replace [[UNIT]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Devil Goblins from Neptune (novel)|The Devil Goblins from Neptune]]'')
[[Bill Filer]] worked for the CIA. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Claws of Axos]]'')


In [[1951]], the CIA had a special project to test the weapons potential of psychic powers. It was headed by the undercover [[Player]], Professor [[Myrek]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Endgame (novel)|Endgame]]'')
In [[1951]], the CIA had a special project to test the weapons potential of psychic powers. It was headed by the undercover [[Player]], Professor [[Myrek]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Endgame (novel)|Endgame]]'')


In [[1959]], two CIA agents, [[Jerome Weismuller]] and [[Hawk]], were sent to [[Wales]] to locate a missing [[satellite]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Delta and the Bannermen]]'')
In [[1959]], two CIA agents, [[Jerome Weismuller]] and [[Hawk (Delta and the Bannermen)|Hawk]], were sent to [[Wales]] to locate a missing [[satellite]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Delta and the Bannermen (TV story)|Delta and the Bannermen]]'')


In the [[1960s]], the CIA captured a [[Dimensional Phase Multiplexer]] from a spaceship the US military had shot down. Two aliens from the ship, [[Melody Quartararo]] and [[Parker Theroux]], joined the CIA in an attempt to regain the Dimensional Phase Multiplexer. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Drift (novel)|Drift]]'')
In the [[1960s]], the CIA captured a [[Dimensional Phase Multiplexer]] from a spaceship the US military had shot down. Two aliens from the ship, [[Melody Quartararo]] and [[Parker Theroux]], joined the CIA in an attempt to regain the Dimensional Phase Multiplexer. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Drift (novel)|Drift]]'')


A CIA agent named [[Harry Godino]] once travelled with the [[Third Doctor]] in the [[TARDIS]] to [[the Moon]]. There they discovered a burial chamber of a member of an ancient alien race. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Lords of the Ether]]'')
In the 1970s, [[Paul (In With the Tide)|Agent Paul]] was sent to investigate the [[Remoraxian]] presence in the UK. He activated a bombing that would utterly destroy the country, as put into motion by the CIA. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[In With the Tide (comic story)|In With the Tide]]'')
 
A CIA agent named [[Harry Godino]] once travelled with the [[Third Doctor]] in [[the TARDIS]] to [[the Moon]]. There they discovered a burial chamber of a member of an ancient alien race. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Lords of the Ether (comic story)|Lords of the Ether]]'')
 
In [[1999]], the CIA allied itself to Intercom to find an alien, and they captured [[Turlough]]. Unknown to the CIA, Intercom was a cover for the [[Jex]], who intended to conquer Earth and repopulate it with human-Trions hybrids for slaves. Worse, the Jex had been pursued by the Canavitchi, their former slaves who used the Sons of Nostradamus, mystical terrorists, to strike UNIT, the CIA and Intercom. The Canavitchi planned to let the Jex attack the Earth and destroy the planet so the Jex fleet would be anihilated. The CIA had to help the [[Fifth Doctor]], [[Tegan]], Turlough and UNIT to arrest not only the Sons of Nostradamus, but also the Jex spearhead and their human accomplices at Intercom. They were able to shield Earth, using the satellite network, protecting it from the space battle between Jex and [[Canavitchi]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The King of Terror (novel)|The King of Terror]]'')
 
In 1999, [[Harry Sullivan]] was contacted by CIA agent [[Mike Foley]] who advised him to speak with the Deputy Prime Minister, [[Philip Cotton]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Millennium Shock (novel)|Millennium Shock]]'')
=== 21st century ===
[[File:CIAtorchwood.jpg|thumb|left|The seal of the Central Intelligence Agency. ([[TV]]: ''[[Rendition (TV story)|Rendition]]'')]]
In [[2001]], the CIA attempted to save the Earth from the [[Kulan]] invasion without UNIT involvement. They tracked down [[Fitz Kreiner]] and [[Sa'Motta]], who were suspected of being alien agents. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Escape Velocity (novel)|Escape Velocity]]'')
 
In [[2002]], the CIA attempted to take control of the [[Naryshkin Institute]] experiment in [[Russia]] because they believed that the Institute had created a black hole to travel in time, based on spy planes sent into Siberia which registered temporal distortions. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Time Zero (novel)|Time Zero]]'')


On a trip to Earth in [[1996]], the [[Eighth Doctor]] guessed that the American CIA had ties with the [[Gallifreyan]] CIA. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Interference - Book One]])''
When the [[Cardiff Space-Time Rift]] fractured resulting in time slips across the world, the CIA was one of several organisations that noticed the strange appearances that were occurring worldwide and asked if it had anything to do with [[Torchwood Three|Torchwood]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[End of Days (TV story)|End of Days]]'')


In [[1999]], the CIA allied itself to Intercom to find an alien, and they captured [[Turlough]]. Unknown to the CIA, Intercom was a cover for the [[Jex]], who intended to conquer Earth and repopulate it with human-Trions hybrids for slaves. Worse, the Jex had been pursued by the Canavitchi, their former slaves who used the Sons of Nostradamus, mystical terrorists, to strike UNIT, the CIA and Intercom. The Canavitchi planned to let the Jex attack the Earth and destroy the planet so the Jex fleet would be anihilated. The CIA had to help the [[Fifth Doctor]], [[Tegan]], Turlough and UNIT to arrest not only the Sons of Nostradamus, but also the Jex spearhead and their human accomplices at Intercom. They were able to to shield Earth, using the satellite network, protecting it from the space battle between Jex and [[Canavitchi]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The King of Terror]]'')
The CIA negotiated with the British Government for the transfer of alien technology from the [[The Hub|Torchwood Hub]]. [[Cotter Gleason]], the head of their [[Special Activities Division]], stole the cargo while it was en route to America. Agent [[Rex Matheson]] was sent to find Gleason and his team. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Men Who Sold the World (novel)|The Men Who Sold the World]]'')


In 1999, [[Harry Sullivan]] was contacted by CIA agent [[Mike Foley]] who advised him to speak with the Deputy Prime Minister, [[Philip Cotton]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Millennium Shock]]'')
In [[2011]], Matheson was in a terrible car accident that had him impaled by a pole, but because of [[Miracle Day]] he survived. His fellow agent [[Esther Drummond]] investigated [[Torchwood Institute|Torchwood]] at the CIA archives, where she came across [[Captain Jack Harkness]]. After an attempt on Jack's life by a suicide bomber also working for the CIA, Jack had to give Esther retcon to make her forget what she had seen. Meanwhile, Matheson arrived at Gwen Cooper's home in [[Wales]]. Jack also made his way there, just as a mysterious black [[helicopter]] attempted to blow up the house. Rex, Jack, Gwen, her husband Rhys and her newborn daughter escaped from the attack in a car. Matheson contacted the police and arrested Torchwood for [[Rendition]] to the USA. ([[TV]]: ''[[The New World (TV story)|The New World]]'')


In [[2001]], the CIA attempted to save the Earth from the [[Kulan]] invasion without UNIT involvement. They tracked down [[Fitz Kreiner]] and [[Sa'Motta]], who were suspected of being alien agents. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Escape Velocity]]'')
Rex Matheson and Lyn Peterfield accompanied Jack Harkness and [[Gwen Cooper]] back to America on a plane. Unbeknownst to everyone else, Lyn was ordered to remove Jack, as the CIA had somehow learned Jack was mortal. She slipped arsenic into his cola, which Jack then drank. Rex later discovered what had happened, created an antidote to the poison, whilst Gwen Cooper apprehended Lyn. Meanwhile, at CIA headquarters, Esther discovered her identity had been removed and that she was being framed. She escaped using the identity of [[Charlotte Wills]] and went to the airport to warn Rex. On arrival at the airport Lyn was put in handcuffs but given the key without Rex knowing. Esther called Rex and warned him the CIA was against them just in time for Rex to defend himself from a surprise attack by Lyn and some other agents. During the fight, Lyn had her neck broken, but survived due to Miracle Day. Rex, Jack and Gwen fled the airport and met up with Esther who arrived in a blue Mini. They drove from the CIA agents and Lyn, whose head had been rotated 180 degrees. ([[TV]]: ''[[Rendition (TV story)|Rendition]]'')


In [[2002]], the CIA attempted to take control of the [[Naryshkin Institute]] experiment in [[Russia]] because they believed that the Institute had created a black hole to travel in time, based on spy planes sent into Siberia which registered temporal distortions. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Time Zero]]'')
Convinced that the CIA had turned against him, Rex broke into [[Brian Friedkin]]'s house and interrogated him at gunpoint, learning about the mysterious group that had ordered Jack and anyone who had made contact with him be eliminated. ([[TV]]: ''[[Dead of Night (TV story)|Dead of Night]]'')


In [[2011]], CIA agent [[Rex Matheson]] was in a terrible car accident that had him impaled by a pole, but because of [[Miracle Day]] he survived. His fellow agent [[Esther Drummond]] investigated ''[[Torchwood (TV series)|Torchwood]]'' at the CIA archives, where she came across [[Captain Jack Harkness]] After an attampt on Jack's life by a suicide bomber also working for the CIA, Jack had to give Esther retcon to make her forget what she had seen. Meanwhile, Matheson arrived at Gwen Cooper's home in [[Wales]]. Jack also made his way there, just as a mysterious black helicopter attempted to blow up the house. Rex, Jack, Gwen, her husband Rhys and her newborn daughter escaped from the attack in a car. Matheson contacted the police and arrested Torchwood for [[Rendition]] to the USA. ([[TV]]: ''[[The New World]]'')
After Rex called Doctor [[Vera Juarez]]'s brother, Friedkin tracked him to [[Angelo Colasanto]]'s mansion and tried to assassinate him, Jack and Gwen. However, Rex tricked Friedkin into confessing to him and broadcast the truth to arriving CIA agents through the [[Eye-5]] lenses. Friedkin and his men were arrested, but he blew himself up out of fear of [[the Three Families]]. Rex and Esther were returned to work with the CIA as a result and the Torchwood team started working with the CIA. After the discovery of a [[null field generator]], Gwen was deported since Jack refused to cooperate and Jack had Esther and Rex help him escape with a vital piece. While Esther went with Jack as he was seriously wounded, Rex stayed with the CIA to help track the Three Families, not knowing that Charlotte Wills was blocking their efforts. ([[TV]]: ''[[End of the Road (TV story)|End of the Road]]'')


Rex Matheson and Lyn Peterfield accompanied Jack Harkness and [[Gwen Cooper]] back to America on a plane. Unbeknownst to everyone else, Lyn was ordered to remove Jack, as the CIA somehow learned Jack was mortal. She slipped arsenic into his cola, which Jack drunk. Rex later discovered what had happened, created an antidote to the poison, whilst Gwen Cooper apprehended Lyn. Meanwhile, at CIA headquarters, Esther discovered her identity had been removed and that she was being framed. She escaped using the identity of [[Charlotte Willis]] and went to the airport to warn Rex. On arrival at the airport Lyn was put in handcuffs but given the key without Rex knowing. Esther called Rex and warned him the CIA was against them just in time for Rex to defend himself from a surprise attack by Lyn and some other agents. During the fight, Lyn had her neck broken, but survived due to miracle day. Rex, Jack and Gwen fled the airport and met up with Esther who arrived in a blue Mini. They drove from the CIA agents and Lyn, whose head had been rotated 180 degrees. ([[TV]]: ''[[Rendition (TV story)|Rendition]]'')
Using CIA resources Rex helped track the locations of [[the Blessing]] to [[Shanghai]] and [[Buenos Aires]]. Rex was given permission to work undercover by [[Allen Shapiro]] to avoid attention from the Families, but Wills found out anyway when he had to sign to retrieve the case of Jack's mortal [[blood]] Esther brought to Buenos Aires. The CIA sent the Argentinian army to help Rex and Esther and tracked Wills as the mole before she blew up Shapiro and [[Noah Vickers]] to prevent the truth from getting out. Esther died in the effort to reverse the Miracle and at Esther's memorial service, the team learned of Wills' duplicity from a post-mortem email from Vickers. Wills killed Rex before being gunned down herself, but Rex somehow ended up with Jack's [[immortality]] and was resurrected. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Gathering (TV story)|The Gathering]]'', ''[[The Blood Line (TV story)|The Blood Line]]'')


Convinced that the CIA had turned against him, Rex broke into [[Brian Friedkin]]'s house and interrogated him at gunpoint, learning about the mysterious group that had ordered Jack and anyone who had made contact with him be eliminated. ([[TV]]: ''[[Dead of Night]]'')
In [[2020]], [[Control (The Devil Goblins from Neptune)|Control]]'s branch of the CIA acquired a [[device (Goo!)|device]] which had drifted in from another dimension, and tested it unwarily. It began to open cracks between their universe and [[Ecto-Space]], causing [[pink slime]] with unpredictable effects to leak out into the universe. Though they covered most of the incidents up, being aided in this by [[lockdown]] reducing the number of witnesses, they were unable to shut down the device themselves and eventually, reluctantly petitioned [[P.R.O.B.E.]] for help. ([[HOMEVID]]: ''[[Goo! (home video)|Goo!]]'')


[[Howie Spragg]] theorised that he had been made part of a CIA operation. ([[TV]]: ''[[The God Complex]]'')
In [[2040]], a CIA agent named [[Laura Collinson]] worked undercover in a plan to make [[Canada]] rely on US protection. The plan was stopped by the [[Seventh Doctor]] and his companions. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Nuclear Option (short story)|The Nuclear Option]]'')


In [[2040]] a CIA agent named [[Laura Collinson]] worked undercover in a plan to make [[Canada]] rely on US protection. The plan was stopped by the [[Seventh Doctor]] and his companions. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Nuclear Option]]'')
== Other references ==
[[Howie Spragg]] once theorised that he had been made part of a CIA operation. ([[TV]]: ''[[The God Complex (TV story)|The God Complex]]'')


== Known CIA personnel ==
[[Ace]] had a pin of the CIA on [[Ace's jacket|her]] [[black]] [[bomber jacket]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Dragonfire (TV story)|Dragonfire]]'')
* [[Laura Collinson]]
* [[Esther Drummond]]
* [[Bill Filer]]
* [[Mike Foley]]
* [[Brian Friedkin]]
* [[Harry Godino]]
* [[Hawk]]
* [[Jennings (Apollo 23)|Jennings]]
* [[Rex Matheson]]
* [[Sandra Morales]]
* Professor [[Myrek]]
* [[Melody Quartararo]]
* [[Lyn Peterfield]]
* [[Steve Reynolds]]
* [[Allen Shapiro]]
* [[Parker Theroux]]
* [[Noah Vickers]]
* [[Jerome Weismuller]]
* [[Charlotte Willis]]
* [[Shawnie Yamaguchi]]
* [[Suicide Bomber (The New World)|Suicide Bomber]]


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Latest revision as of 18:40, 3 November 2024

This article needs to be updated.

The CIA's role in Miracle Day needs to be added to its history. Also, the existing stuff for TV: The New World and Rendition is too wordy.

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Central Intelligence Agency

The Central Intelligence Agency or CIA was an international intelligence branch of the United States government.

On a trip to Earth in 1996, the Eighth Doctor guessed that the American CIA had ties with the Gallifreyan "CIA". (PROSE: Interference - Book One)

History[[edit] | [edit source]]

20th century[[edit] | [edit source]]

In 1947, the CIA retro-engineered the Nedenah spacecraft which had crashed near Roswell. As a result, in 1948, when the Nedenah came to rescue the vessel, the CIA shot them down. Because the Americans were able to drive them off, the Nedenah stopped trying to rescue the captured pilot. In 1970, the CIA captured the Brigadier at Roswell with the Nedenah, and destroyed England's cobalt reserves in order to thwart the Waro attack at Roswell. The Americans underestimated them, and believed that they could beat the Waro, and that the CIA would replace UNIT. (PROSE: The Devil Goblins from Neptune)

In 1951, the CIA had a special project to test the weapons potential of psychic powers. It was headed by the undercover Player, Professor Myrek. (PROSE: Endgame)

In 1959, two CIA agents, Jerome Weismuller and Hawk, were sent to Wales to locate a missing satellite. (TV: Delta and the Bannermen)

In the 1960s, the CIA captured a Dimensional Phase Multiplexer from a spaceship the US military had shot down. Two aliens from the ship, Melody Quartararo and Parker Theroux, joined the CIA in an attempt to regain the Dimensional Phase Multiplexer. (PROSE: Drift)

In the 1970s, Agent Paul was sent to investigate the Remoraxian presence in the UK. He activated a bombing that would utterly destroy the country, as put into motion by the CIA. (COMIC: In With the Tide)

A CIA agent named Harry Godino once travelled with the Third Doctor in the TARDIS to the Moon. There they discovered a burial chamber of a member of an ancient alien race. (COMIC: Lords of the Ether)

In 1999, the CIA allied itself to Intercom to find an alien, and they captured Turlough. Unknown to the CIA, Intercom was a cover for the Jex, who intended to conquer Earth and repopulate it with human-Trions hybrids for slaves. Worse, the Jex had been pursued by the Canavitchi, their former slaves who used the Sons of Nostradamus, mystical terrorists, to strike UNIT, the CIA and Intercom. The Canavitchi planned to let the Jex attack the Earth and destroy the planet so the Jex fleet would be anihilated. The CIA had to help the Fifth Doctor, Tegan, Turlough and UNIT to arrest not only the Sons of Nostradamus, but also the Jex spearhead and their human accomplices at Intercom. They were able to shield Earth, using the satellite network, protecting it from the space battle between Jex and Canavitchi. (PROSE: The King of Terror)

In 1999, Harry Sullivan was contacted by CIA agent Mike Foley who advised him to speak with the Deputy Prime Minister, Philip Cotton. (PROSE: Millennium Shock)

21st century[[edit] | [edit source]]

The seal of the Central Intelligence Agency. (TV: Rendition)

In 2001, the CIA attempted to save the Earth from the Kulan invasion without UNIT involvement. They tracked down Fitz Kreiner and Sa'Motta, who were suspected of being alien agents. (PROSE: Escape Velocity)

In 2002, the CIA attempted to take control of the Naryshkin Institute experiment in Russia because they believed that the Institute had created a black hole to travel in time, based on spy planes sent into Siberia which registered temporal distortions. (PROSE: Time Zero)

When the Cardiff Space-Time Rift fractured resulting in time slips across the world, the CIA was one of several organisations that noticed the strange appearances that were occurring worldwide and asked if it had anything to do with Torchwood. (TV: End of Days)

The CIA negotiated with the British Government for the transfer of alien technology from the Torchwood Hub. Cotter Gleason, the head of their Special Activities Division, stole the cargo while it was en route to America. Agent Rex Matheson was sent to find Gleason and his team. (PROSE: The Men Who Sold the World)

In 2011, Matheson was in a terrible car accident that had him impaled by a pole, but because of Miracle Day he survived. His fellow agent Esther Drummond investigated Torchwood at the CIA archives, where she came across Captain Jack Harkness. After an attempt on Jack's life by a suicide bomber also working for the CIA, Jack had to give Esther retcon to make her forget what she had seen. Meanwhile, Matheson arrived at Gwen Cooper's home in Wales. Jack also made his way there, just as a mysterious black helicopter attempted to blow up the house. Rex, Jack, Gwen, her husband Rhys and her newborn daughter escaped from the attack in a car. Matheson contacted the police and arrested Torchwood for Rendition to the USA. (TV: The New World)

Rex Matheson and Lyn Peterfield accompanied Jack Harkness and Gwen Cooper back to America on a plane. Unbeknownst to everyone else, Lyn was ordered to remove Jack, as the CIA had somehow learned Jack was mortal. She slipped arsenic into his cola, which Jack then drank. Rex later discovered what had happened, created an antidote to the poison, whilst Gwen Cooper apprehended Lyn. Meanwhile, at CIA headquarters, Esther discovered her identity had been removed and that she was being framed. She escaped using the identity of Charlotte Wills and went to the airport to warn Rex. On arrival at the airport Lyn was put in handcuffs but given the key without Rex knowing. Esther called Rex and warned him the CIA was against them just in time for Rex to defend himself from a surprise attack by Lyn and some other agents. During the fight, Lyn had her neck broken, but survived due to Miracle Day. Rex, Jack and Gwen fled the airport and met up with Esther who arrived in a blue Mini. They drove from the CIA agents and Lyn, whose head had been rotated 180 degrees. (TV: Rendition)

Convinced that the CIA had turned against him, Rex broke into Brian Friedkin's house and interrogated him at gunpoint, learning about the mysterious group that had ordered Jack and anyone who had made contact with him be eliminated. (TV: Dead of Night)

After Rex called Doctor Vera Juarez's brother, Friedkin tracked him to Angelo Colasanto's mansion and tried to assassinate him, Jack and Gwen. However, Rex tricked Friedkin into confessing to him and broadcast the truth to arriving CIA agents through the Eye-5 lenses. Friedkin and his men were arrested, but he blew himself up out of fear of the Three Families. Rex and Esther were returned to work with the CIA as a result and the Torchwood team started working with the CIA. After the discovery of a null field generator, Gwen was deported since Jack refused to cooperate and Jack had Esther and Rex help him escape with a vital piece. While Esther went with Jack as he was seriously wounded, Rex stayed with the CIA to help track the Three Families, not knowing that Charlotte Wills was blocking their efforts. (TV: End of the Road)

Using CIA resources Rex helped track the locations of the Blessing to Shanghai and Buenos Aires. Rex was given permission to work undercover by Allen Shapiro to avoid attention from the Families, but Wills found out anyway when he had to sign to retrieve the case of Jack's mortal blood Esther brought to Buenos Aires. The CIA sent the Argentinian army to help Rex and Esther and tracked Wills as the mole before she blew up Shapiro and Noah Vickers to prevent the truth from getting out. Esther died in the effort to reverse the Miracle and at Esther's memorial service, the team learned of Wills' duplicity from a post-mortem email from Vickers. Wills killed Rex before being gunned down herself, but Rex somehow ended up with Jack's immortality and was resurrected. (TV: The Gathering, The Blood Line)

In 2020, Control's branch of the CIA acquired a device which had drifted in from another dimension, and tested it unwarily. It began to open cracks between their universe and Ecto-Space, causing pink slime with unpredictable effects to leak out into the universe. Though they covered most of the incidents up, being aided in this by lockdown reducing the number of witnesses, they were unable to shut down the device themselves and eventually, reluctantly petitioned P.R.O.B.E. for help. (HOMEVID: Goo!)

In 2040, a CIA agent named Laura Collinson worked undercover in a plan to make Canada rely on US protection. The plan was stopped by the Seventh Doctor and his companions. (PROSE: The Nuclear Option)

Other references[[edit] | [edit source]]

Howie Spragg once theorised that he had been made part of a CIA operation. (TV: The God Complex)

Ace had a pin of the CIA on her black bomber jacket. (TV: Dragonfire)