Organizations

The Cybermen are a cybernetic species of half-creature, half-machine conquerors originating from the planet Mondas, driven by a relentless doctrine of forced assimilation and the eradication of organic weakness. Initially …

UNIT (United Nations Intelligence Taskforce) is Earth's premier military-scientific rapid-response organization, operating under a United Nations mandate to investigate and neutralize extraterrestrial, temporal, and anomalous threats. Initially fielded as a …

Collective of personnel operating Station Three (the Wheel), including Ryan, Lernov, Casali, and others. Distinct from the station itself and other crews in the series.

A collective of Himalayan Buddhist monks divided into factions, with key individuals (e.g., Khrisong, Songsten, Thomni, Ralpachan, Sapan) driving the internal conflict and interacting directly with the Doctor and companions. …

Colonel Lethbridge-Stewart commands British Army operations from Goodge Street HQ, with Captain Knight as key subordinate. They direct defenses against Yeti attacks, fungal webs, and the Great Intelligence but admit …

The British node in the global ioniser program, also referred to as 'British Base' or 'Britannicus Base Europe'. Led by Clent from its Medi-Control Centre (Ioniser Control Room), this facility …

EuroSea Gas manages North Sea gas infrastructure centered on the refinery compound, which combines refining operations, control halls, worker quarters, and a Medicare center. Chief Robson once drove production despite …

Salamander’s regime, which rules underground bunker survivors, is structured hierarchically with a core Inner Circle comprising lieutenants (Benik, Bruce) and security enforcers who execute direct orders. The regime sustains power …

Orbital space station serving as the primary setting for the Cyber-Invasion arc. Distinct from its crew (the Wheel Crew) and other stations in the series.

Professor Parry leads this expedition to excavate the Cybermen city on Telos. Klieg, Kaftan, Toberman, Callum, and others form the team, pushing reckless tomb breaches amid hazards. Klieg and Kaftan …

A community of prisoners confined underground for decades by Salamander, who maintains control through fabricated lies about a surface war and lethal radiation. Swann manages technical systems and morale, detects …

A covert resistance network led by Giles Kent, operating in clandestine safe havens (e.g., Kent's office) and engaging in direct actions (raids, recruitment) to overthrow Salamander's regime. Opposed to Salamander's …

The core, disembodied intelligence behind the Mind-Control Network, separate and superior to its proxy agents (e.g., Yeti, possessed humans). Acts as the strategic mastermind and primary antagonist, surviving tactical defeats …

On-site crisis leadership team with direct authority over refinery operations, including threat response, weapon deployment, and personnel safety. Central to the plot and interacts directly with the Doctor and companions.

Localized team at Britannicus Base, led by Clent and Garrett, operating under the Global Ioniser Network's coordination. Focuses on running ioniser controls to halt glacier advance, with internal conflicts (e.g., …

A specialized tactical unit within the Wheel’s operations, focused exclusively on physical security, threat response, and enforcement. Unlike the broader Operations Team, this division patrols critical areas, verifies sabotage, restrains …

A Himalayan Buddhist fortress and sacred space that serves as the primary physical and supernatural battleground for the conflict with the Great Intelligence. Unlike the monks, it is a location …

The overarching command structure of the Wheel, responsible for system-wide operations, including threat detection, maintenance coordination, and crisis management. Unlike the specialized Security team, this group includes non-security personnel (e.g., …

Permanent adventuring trio (Jamie McCrimmon and Victoria Waterfield) central to the Doctor’s time-space interventions across multiple episodes. Focuses on strategic operations, infiltration, and high-stakes adventures. Excludes Professor Travers and monastery-specific …

A global enforcement and investigative agency led by Bruce, distinct from the World Authority. It handles custodies, interrogations, and direct security operations, while the Authority makes governing judgments.

The Weed Colony, a sentient seaweed entity also called the Seaweed Intelligence or The Colony, controls humans like Robson through hypnotic dominance. It drives sabotage on North Sea oil rigs …

Ad-hoc coalition of the Doctor, companions, and UNIT allies formed to counter the Great Intelligence's invasion. Lacks formal structure or assets; relies on individual skills and tactical coordination. Internal divisions …

Operates within the Palace, a political/military stronghold, with a focus on protecting palace grounds and enforcing regime loyalty. Their discussions highlight internal doubts and power vacuums following Denes’s arrest.

A confirmed Earth government authority with direct oversight of Space Wheel W3, referenced in multiple scenes during the Cybermen invasion. Unlike Earth For Earth, Earth Central is actively engaged in …

Klieg and Kaftan represent the Brotherhood of Logicians, an Earth society that gathers humanity's sharpest minds into what Klieg calls the greatest man-made intelligence. They infiltrate Professor Parry's Telos expedition …

Human scientists at the polar base develop the ioniser to reverse the ice age. Ice Warriors target and exploit them under Varga's command. In the glacier cave standoff, the Doctor …

On-site operational arm of the refinery, responsible for direct enforcement of safety protocols, crisis response, and technical oversight. Led by advisors like Van Lutyens and interacts with frontline personnel (e.g., …

A hibernating force of Ice Warriors buried in the glacier, commanded by Varga. The army requires power packs to revive its dormant members, with their full activation posing an existential …

Continental-scale infrastructure coordinating ioniser operations across multiple bases (Britannicus, America, Australasia), serving as the organizational framework for localized teams like the Britannicus Ioniser Project Team. Represents the systemic backbone of …

A mass of deceived prisoners who believe Salamander’s lies about atomic war and surface radiation. Staff control rooms and question intruders to protect his narrative, but lack the militarized structure …

A tactical network of controlled entities (e.g., robotic Yeti, possessed humans like Arnold) that execute the Great Intelligence's commands. Acts as the enforcement arm of the Intelligence, including guarding locations, …

A tactical assassination team under Anton’s direct command, specialized in eliminating targets (initially Salamander, later the Doctor). Operates with ruthless efficiency, exhibiting internal fractures (e.g., Curly killing Rod) but no …

A collective leadership body within Detsen Monastery, distinct from operational groups like the Monastery Guards. Comprises high-ranking figures (e.g., Khrisong, Abbot Songsten) and focuses on strategic governance, including authorizing departures …

Regional government body overseeing visa and travel warrant issuance in Central Europe, led by Controller Denes. Acts as a reluctant ally to the resistance against Salamander, facilitating undercover operations for …

Pre-existing operational group led by Clent, including Jamie McCrimmon, Elric Penley, and Victoria Waterfield. Serves as the ethical and survival stake in the Ice Warriors crisis, with Victoria voicing moral …

Chorley represents London Television amid the Yeti crisis at Goodge Street. He interviews Captain Knight outside the Ops Room, distracting him during chaos reported by Corporals Lane and Blake. Chorley …

The Silver Carrier functions as a rogue spaceship that approaches the Wheel station, flashing red approach indicators and generating severe system disturbances and interference. This triggers radio chaos, crew pain …