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== Personnel ==
== Personnel ==
The proprietor of the Maldovarium was [[Dorium Maldovar]], ([[TV]]: ''[[The Pandorica Opens (TV story)|The Pandorica Opens]]'') who hired [[Mervyn (The Light Keepers)|Mervyn]] as his [[barhand]] and, later, [[Plume (The Light Keepers)|Plume]] as his [[deputy]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Light Keepers (audio story)|The Light Keepers]]'')
The proprietor of the Maldovarium was [[Dorium Maldovar]], ([[TV]]: ''[[The Pandorica Opens (TV story)|The Pandorica Opens]]'') who hired [[Mervyn (The Light Keepers)|Mervyn]] as his [[barhand]] and, later, [[Plume (The Light Keepers)|Plume]] as his [[deputy]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Light Keepers (audio story)|The Light Keepers]]'') Dorium also employed an [[Ood]].
 
Twelve [[Cybermen]] taken from the [[Cyber Legion]]s acted as security. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Heist (short story)|The Heist]]'')


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Revision as of 20:06, 21 July 2022

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The Maldovarium Trading Post, better known as the Maldovarium and also known as the Maldovar Market and Maldovar's, was a market settlement in the 52nd century. It was located beneath a space-time rift, known as Geryon's Eye, and atop a planetoid.

Features

The Maldovarium had a bar (TV: The Pandorica Opens, etc.) and several salons and cafés. Dorium Maldovar's quarters were located in the inner hub. (AUDIO: The Light Keepers)

History

Establishment

Dorium Maldovar established the Maldovarium after the War Doctor suggested that he open a bar and serve banana daiquris. (COMIC: The Whole Thing's Bananas) He found the mirror containing the Light Queen beneath the building and kept it in his quarters, unaware of its true nature. (AUDIO: The Light Keepers)

30th-52nd century

In the 30th century, Nathan Hobb purchased a Magnetic Quantum Field Generator for The Best Before from the Maldovar Market. (AUDIO: Backtrack)

Having stolen Dalekanium-eating Vashta Nerada from Synthesis Station, Dendry planned to sip cocktails with his buyer at the Maldovarium only to be devoured by the Vashta Nerada before he could make his appointment. (AUDIO: Day of the Vashta Nerada)

The Eleventh Doctor once visited the Maldovarium and ordered two pots of the finest oolong tea and three dozen fruit scones as he was "borderline hangry". However, he neglected to pay his 12 credit bill before he left, angering Dorium. (AUDIO: The Light Keepers)

In 5145, Dorium acquired a vortex manipulator for River Song and gave it to her in exchange for a Callisto Pulse to disarm the micro-explosives that she had put in his wine. (TV: The Pandorica Opens)

The Eleventh Doctor crashed into the Maldovarium in his TARDIS, causing extensive damage and leaving him in Dorium's debt. To pay it, he assisted Dorium in resolving the issue of the Light Keepers, in the course of which he inadvertently caused a Lumen to topple into the building. Afterwards, Dorium hired Plume as his deputy and her people helped with the repairs. (AUDIO: The Light Keepers)

The Ravenous placed a bounty at the Maldovarium, demanding that Time Lords be brought to the Ravenous' prison dimension. Acting on this, the Nightstalker went to 1963 Shoreditch and attempted to kidnap the First Doctor and Susan Foreman. River also saw the bounty and followed him to Shoreditch. (AUDIO: An Unearthly Woman)

Colony Sarff went to the Maldovarium as they searched for the Twelfth Doctor, but were unable to find him. (TV: The Magician's Apprentice)

Dorium acquired a Judoon's brain for the Order of the Headless and asked them if they were mad to have angered the Doctor by planning to imprison Melody Pond. (WC: Brain Trafficking)

Dorium's departure

After the Eleventh Doctor learnt that Madame Kovarian had kidnapped Amy Pond, Dorium decided to close the Maldovarium and run to watch the conflict between the Doctor and the Kovarian Chapter from afar, pitying those whose debts the Doctor would call them to repay. The Doctor arrived to enlist his help after Madame Kovarian and Colonel Manton left. (TV: A Good Man Goes to War)

In Dorium's absence following his beheading (TV: A Good Man Goes to War, The Wedding of River Song) Agrakos, Kiz and Vertebrae Rax robbed the Maldovarium with the help of the Nestene Consciousness. (PROSE: The Heist)

The Eleventh Doctor found Handles in the Maldovar Market. (TV: The Time of the Doctor)

Personnel

The proprietor of the Maldovarium was Dorium Maldovar, (TV: The Pandorica Opens) who hired Mervyn as his barhand and, later, Plume as his deputy. (AUDIO: The Light Keepers) Dorium also employed an Ood.

Twelve Cybermen taken from the Cyber Legions acted as security. (PROSE: The Heist)

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Places to eat and drink
Bakeries
Restaurants
Full-service

Anti-gravity restaurant • La Bella Donna • Beswicks • Bistro 10 • Bistro 50 • Bluebird • Brasserie Lapin Blanc • The Bumptious Gastropod • Casa Lucey's • The Castillo Mexicano • Clara's diner • The Codfather (Sheffield) • The Codfather (Talmouth) • Le Crazy Croissant • Crystal Bucephalus • Daily Catch • The Dragon and the George • Forte's • Fragrant Wayfarer • Full Moon • Gilchuck's Diner • The Golden Locust • Happy Cook • Hard Rock Café • Harmony and Redemption • Harvester • Hath Food • Howard Johnson's • Iceworld's ice cream parlour • La Iguana Pensativa • Le Cognac Boulangerie • Indian Summer • Joe's Diner • Koursha's • Las Cadenas • Last Days of the Raj • Mabel's Diner • Magister Meals • Mancini's Family Restaurant • Mars Bar • Meat & Bread Handhelds • Meringue Galaxy • Moulin Rouge • Mughal Dynasty • Pfannkuchen • El Puerto • The Scone • Slim's Bar • The Slow Boat • Space Pigs • Spaceport diner • St Louis Bar and Restaurant • Tempus Fugit • Tiffany's • Vincenzo's • Wakefield's • Walsingham House • Winston's Fish Bar • X:it Bar & Restaurant

Unnamed
Fast-food
Unnamed
Canteens
Supermarkets
Grocery stores
Food markets
Delicatessens
Cafés and
coffee shops
Unnamed
Tea rooms
Bed and
breakfasts
Other
Drinking
establishments
Bars
Nightclubs
Pubs

The Black Dog • Black Swan (Cheldon Bonniface) • Black Swan (Llanfer Ceiriog) • Blue Peter • The Bonnie Prince • Captain's Cabin • The City of Moscow • The Cloven Hoof • The Cricketers • The Crown • Crown & Anchor • The Delphin Arms • The Dead Ringer • Dog and Duck • Drayton Court • Duck and Chicken • The Eagle and Child • The Elephant • The Ferret • Fighting Cocks • Fleur-de-Lys • The Gore Crow • The Green Man (London) • The Gunmaker's Arms • Hereford Arms • Hope and Anchor • The House of the Dead • The Horse & Jockey • Huntsman Pub • Jack in the Green • Jolly Brewer • King's Arms • King's Arms • The Last Centurion • The Little England • Mother Black Cap • The Nelson Arms • Papplewick Arms • Pengriffen Arms • The Pig and Thistle • Plaza Picture House • The Plough & Pheasant • The Prince of Tides • The Pump • The Queen Victoria • Rat and Parrot • The Rat and Pestle • The Red Lion (Lake District) • The Red Lion (Dalek Attack) • The Red Lion (An Unearthly Woman) • The Rose & Crown (The Forgotten Son) • The Shepherd's Cross • Six Bells • The Slaughtered Lamb • The Sparrow • The Speckled Woodpecker • Spinning Wheel • Stagnant Pond • Stanley Arms • The Starling's Beak • Stella's • Ten Bells • Time in a Bottle • The Vanishing Blue Box • Wetherspoons • White Hart (London) • White Hart (Scafell) • White Lion • White Rabbit (London) • Witch and Whirlwind • The World Turned Upside Down • Y Pren Marw

Unnamed
Inns
Unnamed
Taverns
Saloons
Speakeasies
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