The Planets of Doctor Who

This is certainly the dustiest place in the universe. Every day, storms and rains of dust sweep this planet, which is mostly used as a refueling stop for traveling spaceships. Other than the refueling stations, there are only a small handful of businesses which make their home there. The Doctor and Ace visit this planet once to investigate what sounds like the scream of a Dalek that echoes across the planet's surface at all times of the day and night.

Don't let this planet's name fool you; it is far from a paradise. The native species that populate it are called Mandrels, and they are far from peaceful. Other creatures dwelling in this dark and foreboding endless jungle include man-eating plants that would attack and quickly consume any passing travelers. Even the Doctor almost fell victim to such a plant on his travels across the surface of Eden. This should not be on anybody's list of planets to visit.

This is the home-world of the Timelords. It once was a wonderful planet of red grass, orange skies and trees with leaves of silver. The Doctor spent his youth on this planet, learning the ways of his people and even befriending the young Master, before the time vortex corrupted him. Unfortunately, this planet and its people engaged in a brutal war against the Daleks, known as the Time War. Since then, the planet’s beauty and splendor have become a thing of the past.

Not all planets are located within the universe. This one, for instance, is located in a small bubble universe that has sprouted from our own. Unlike many of the planets the Doctor and his companions have visited, this one has a mind of its own. It survives by consuming TARDISes -- not the shell, but the essence. And since the Doctor's TARDIS is the last one known to exist, House gladly invites the Timleord over for supper.