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|image = Cyrian.jpg | |image = Cyrian.jpg | ||
|first = Dimensions in Time (TV story) | |first = Dimensions in Time (TV story) | ||
|appearances = [[ | |appearances = [[PROSE]]: ''[[Rescue (short story)|Rescue]]'' | ||
|actor = Samuel West | |actor = Samuel West | ||
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== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
Cyrian was from the [[asteroid]] [[Gaveston]]. During one of his travels, his [[Cyrian's spaceship|spaceship]] crashed and he became stranded on the [[planet]] [[DV Acrol 8]]. Pursued by [[Cybermen]], he was rescued by the [[First Rani]], who took him aboard [[The Rani's TARDIS|her TARDIS]] to become her travelling [[companion]], though in effect he became a servant. He later learnt enough about the workings of [[the Rani's TARDIS]] in order to operate the [[control console]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Rescue (short story)|Rescue]]'') | |||
Consequently, when the Rani captured several incarnations of [[the Doctor]] as part of her plan to assemble a menagerie of all sentient life-forms from throughout [[space]] and [[time]], hoping to use them to gain control of all individual minds in the [[universe]]. She requires only one more specimen, a [[human]] from [[Earth]]. Knowing that [[the Doctor]] will act to stop her, she creates a [[Time loop|temporal trap]] to ensnare the Doctor in all his incarnations. ([[TV]]: ''[[Dimensions in Time (TV story)|Dimensions in Time]]'') | |||
Consequently, when the Rani captured several incarnations of [[the Doctor]] as part of her plan to assemble a menagerie of all sentient life-forms from throughout [[space]] and [[time]], hoping to use them to gain control of all individual minds in the [[universe]]. She requires only one more specimen, a [[human]] from [[Earth]]. Knowing that [[the Doctor]] will act to stop her, she creates a [[Time loop|temporal trap]] to ensnare the Doctor in all his incarnations. ([[ | |||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
Before his appearance in a more conventional licensed ''Doctor Who'' story, (''[[Rescue (short story)|Rescue]]'') Cyrian was actually first introduced in the television special ''[[Dimensions in Time (TV story)|Dimensions in Time]]'' | Before his appearance in a more conventional licensed ''Doctor Who'' story, (''[[Rescue (short story)|Rescue]]'') Cyrian was actually first introduced in the television special ''[[Dimensions in Time (TV story)|Dimensions in Time]]''. Within that film, the name "Cyrian" was an edited version of the pronunciation of "Sir Ian", referencing the originally intended actor, the then recently knighted Sir [[Ian McKellen]]. | ||
[[Category:Non-DWU individuals]] | [[Category:Non-DWU individuals]] | ||
Revision as of 21:46, 22 January 2023
Cyrian was a young humanoid space traveller who became one of the Rani's few companions.
Biography
Cyrian was from the asteroid Gaveston. During one of his travels, his spaceship crashed and he became stranded on the planet DV Acrol 8. Pursued by Cybermen, he was rescued by the First Rani, who took him aboard her TARDIS to become her travelling companion, though in effect he became a servant. He later learnt enough about the workings of the Rani's TARDIS in order to operate the control console. (PROSE: Rescue)
Consequently, when the Rani captured several incarnations of the Doctor as part of her plan to assemble a menagerie of all sentient life-forms from throughout space and time, hoping to use them to gain control of all individual minds in the universe. She requires only one more specimen, a human from Earth. Knowing that the Doctor will act to stop her, she creates a temporal trap to ensnare the Doctor in all his incarnations. (TV: Dimensions in Time)
Behind the scenes
Before his appearance in a more conventional licensed Doctor Who story, (Rescue) Cyrian was actually first introduced in the television special Dimensions in Time. Within that film, the name "Cyrian" was an edited version of the pronunciation of "Sir Ian", referencing the originally intended actor, the then recently knighted Sir Ian McKellen.
