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The term "'''Master'''" | The term "'''Master'''" may refer to several different individuals in the Doctor Who universe. | ||
* [[The Master]] is one of [[the Doctor]]'s greatest single enemy, a criminal [[Time Lord]]. | |||
* The [[Master of the Land]], sometimes referred to simply as "the Master," controlled the [[Land of Fiction]] while the [[Second Doctor]], [[Jamie McCrimmon |Jamie]] and [[Zoe Herriot |Zoe]] were trapped there. He later turned out to be a benign author of | * The [[Master of the Land]], sometimes referred to simply as "the Master," controlled the [[Land of Fiction]] while the [[Second Doctor]], [[Jamie McCrimmon |Jamie]] and [[Zoe Herriot |Zoe]] were trapped there. He later turned out to be a benign author of boy's serial fiction who had been enslaved by a [[computer]], the real ruler of the Land of Fiction (''[[The Mind Robber]]"). | ||
* [[ | * "Master" is the title with which [[K-9]] addressed first [[Professor Marius]] and later to the [[Fourth Doctor]]. On some occassions, K-9 referred to the Doctor as "Doctor-Master." | ||
* [[Charles Cranleigh]] compared the Doctor's skills at [[cricket]] to those of "the other Doctor,...the Master," a comparison which makes the Doctor nervous until Charles explained that he made reference to [[W.G. Grace]]. ("[[Black Orchid (TV story) |Black Orchid]]") | |||
* [[Charles Cranleigh]] | |||
Revision as of 15:48, 2 August 2005
The term "Master" may refer to several different individuals in the Doctor Who universe.
- The Master is one of the Doctor's greatest single enemy, a criminal Time Lord.
- The Master of the Land, sometimes referred to simply as "the Master," controlled the Land of Fiction while the Second Doctor, Jamie and Zoe were trapped there. He later turned out to be a benign author of boy's serial fiction who had been enslaved by a computer, the real ruler of the Land of Fiction (The Mind Robber").
- "Master" is the title with which K-9 addressed first Professor Marius and later to the Fourth Doctor. On some occassions, K-9 referred to the Doctor as "Doctor-Master."
- Charles Cranleigh compared the Doctor's skills at cricket to those of "the other Doctor,...the Master," a comparison which makes the Doctor nervous until Charles explained that he made reference to W.G. Grace. ("Black Orchid")
