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|home planet= [[Ood Sphere]]
|only        = The End of Time (TV story)
|home era= [[4226]]
|actor        = Ruari Mears
|appearances= [[DW]]: ''[[The End of Time (TV story)|The End of Time]]''
|voice actor = Brian Cox (actor)
|actor= [[Brian Cox]] (Voice)<br> [[Ruari Mears]] (Costume)
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The '''Ood Elder''' was the leader of the ruling council on the [[Ood Sphere]] in [[4226]], identifiable by the external forebrain, yellow-tinged facial tentacles and downward-pointing, crescent-shaped ears.
'''The Ood Elder''' was the leader of the ruling council on the [[Ood Sphere]] in [[4226]], identifiable by the external forebrain. When the mind of the Ood became plagued by nightmares, the Elder sent [[Ood Sigma]] to send a telepathic message to the Doctor, very shortly after the events on [[Bowie Base One]] in [[2059]], to bring him to the Ood Sphere. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Waters of Mars]]'')


When the Doctor arrived, the Elder and the other Ood that were present showed him a vision of [[The Master (Harold Saxon)|the Master]]. Despite the Master's [[Last of the Time Lords|death and refusal to regenerate]] after [[the Year That Never Was]] cancelled itself out, the Ood Elder assured the Doctor that the Master would soon return. He also showed The Doctor images of [[Wilfred Mott]], sitting at a table, looking upset, and of [[Joshua Naismith]] and [[Abigail Naismith]] in the Naismith mansion, though at the time he did not recognise him, and an image of [[Lucy Saxon]] imprisoned; the Ood were unaware of her part in events, and the Doctor explained her history with the Master to them. The Doctor again insisted the Master was dead, but the Ood Elder showed him something he hadn't seen: an [[Trefusis|old women]] recovering the Master's ring, allowing him to be reborn. The Doctor tried to leave in panic, but the Ood Elder remarked there was more: ''"The Master is part of a greater design, because a shadow is falling over creation. [[Gallifrey|Something vast]] is stirring in the dark!"''
When the Doctor arrived on the Ood Sphere after being telepathically summoned there by [[Ood Sigma]], the Elder and the other Ood that were present showed him a vision of {{Simm}}. Despite the Master's [[Last of the Time Lords (TV story)|death and refusal to regenerate]] after [[the Year That Never Was]] cancelled itself out, the Ood Elder assured the Doctor that the Master would soon return. He also showed the Doctor images of [[Wilfred Mott]], sitting at a table, looking upset, of [[Joshua Naismith]] and [[Abigail Naismith]] in the [[Naismith mansion]], though at the time he did not recognise him, and an image of [[Lucy Saxon]], imprisoned; the Ood were unaware of her part in events, and the Doctor explained her history with the Master to them. The Doctor again insisted the Master was dead, but the Ood Elder showed him something he hadn't seen; an [[Trefusis|old woman]] recovering the Master's ring, allowing him to be reborn. The Doctor tried to leave in panic, but the Ood Elder remarked there was more; "The Master is part of a greater design, because a shadow is falling over creation. [[Gallifrey|Something vast]] is stirring in the dark!"


At this point, the eyes of the Ood Council turned red. The Ood Elder explained that the Ood had gained the power to see through time ''"because time is bleeding. Shapes of things once lost are moving through the veil, and these events from years ago threaten to destroy this future, and the present, and the past!"''. When the Doctor asked what they meant by this, the Ood Elder replied ''"This is what we have seen, Doctor. The darkness heralds only one thing...[[The End of Time (TV story)|the end of time itself!]]"''
At this point, the eyes of the Ood Council turned red. The Ood Elder explained that the Ood had gained the power to see through time "because time is bleeding. Shapes of things once lost are moving through the veil, and these events from years ago threaten to destroy this future, and the present, and the past!" When the Doctor asked what they meant by this, the Ood Elder replied "This is what we have seen, Doctor. The darkness heralds only one thing...[[Ultimate Sanction|the end of time itself!]]" Horrified, the Doctor then left, returning to 21st century [[Earth]] to stop the Master; and eventually to stop [[Rassilon (The End of Time)|Rassilon]]'s plan to sacrifice life to achieve godhood.


Horrified, the Doctor then left, returning to 21st century [[Earth]] to stop the Master.
The Ood Elder, along with the other Ood, telepathically sang with the [[Tenth Doctor]] before he [[Tenth Doctor's regeneration|regenerated]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The End of Time (TV story)|The End of Time]]'')


He, along with the other Ood, telepathically sang with [[Tenth Doctor|the Doctor]] before he [[Regeneration|Regenerated]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The End of Time (TV story)|The End of Time]]'')
== Behind the scenes ==
*The Ood Elder was also the only Ood who was not voiced by [[Silas Carson]].


==Behind the Scenes==
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*The Ood's prophecy that "Time is bleeding" could have been a reference to the [[Time Field|Cracks in Time]] (Which the Doctor encountered shortly after stopping Rassilon) rather than [[Rassilon's Final Solution|The End of Time]].


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Latest revision as of 21:44, 12 October 2024

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The Ood Elder was the leader of the ruling council on the Ood Sphere in 4226, identifiable by the external forebrain, yellow-tinged facial tentacles and downward-pointing, crescent-shaped ears.

When the Doctor arrived on the Ood Sphere after being telepathically summoned there by Ood Sigma, the Elder and the other Ood that were present showed him a vision of the Saxon Master. Despite the Master's death and refusal to regenerate after the Year That Never Was cancelled itself out, the Ood Elder assured the Doctor that the Master would soon return. He also showed the Doctor images of Wilfred Mott, sitting at a table, looking upset, of Joshua Naismith and Abigail Naismith in the Naismith mansion, though at the time he did not recognise him, and an image of Lucy Saxon, imprisoned; the Ood were unaware of her part in events, and the Doctor explained her history with the Master to them. The Doctor again insisted the Master was dead, but the Ood Elder showed him something he hadn't seen; an old woman recovering the Master's ring, allowing him to be reborn. The Doctor tried to leave in panic, but the Ood Elder remarked there was more; "The Master is part of a greater design, because a shadow is falling over creation. Something vast is stirring in the dark!"

At this point, the eyes of the Ood Council turned red. The Ood Elder explained that the Ood had gained the power to see through time "because time is bleeding. Shapes of things once lost are moving through the veil, and these events from years ago threaten to destroy this future, and the present, and the past!" When the Doctor asked what they meant by this, the Ood Elder replied "This is what we have seen, Doctor. The darkness heralds only one thing...the end of time itself!" Horrified, the Doctor then left, returning to 21st century Earth to stop the Master; and eventually to stop Rassilon's plan to sacrifice life to achieve godhood.

The Ood Elder, along with the other Ood, telepathically sang with the Tenth Doctor before he regenerated. (TV: The End of Time)

Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]

  • The Ood Elder was also the only Ood who was not voiced by Silas Carson.