What planet are the Ood from?

Ood Sphere

Ood
First appearance	“The Impossible Planet” (2006)
Information
Home world	Ood Sphere, Horsehead Nebula
Type	Squid-faced Humanoids

What do the Ood say in Doctor Who?

The Ood merely says “the circle must be broken”, before suddenly getting up to attack. Before he can fully stand, he dies. Donna wonders if they should bury him, but the Doctor says to let the snow do the job.

Who played in the Ood Doctor Who?

The episode takes place in the year 4126 on the Ood-Sphere, the titular planet of the episode. The Doctor (David Tennant) and his companion Donna Noble (Catherine Tate) investigate Ood Operations, a company that is selling the Ood as a servant race, to discover the reason the Ood are happy to serve.

Are the Ood related to the Sensorites?

Russell T Davies has acknowledged the Sensorites as an influence on the basic concept of the Ood. Computer read-outs in TV: Planet of the Ood and a mention by Davies in an episode commentary [which?] revealed that the Ood Sphere and the Sense Sphere are part of the same star system.

Are the Ood humans?

Behind the scenes video The Ood, also known as Oodkind, were a gestalt species of telepathic humanoids native to the Ood Sphere. Humanity enslaved the Ood, mutilating them to ensure a dedication to servitude.

Is the Ood evil Doctor Who?

Ood are not monsters. They are a peaceful race, sophisticated and wise, and loyal friends of the Doctor. However, when they are taken over and controlled by evil entities they become monstrous creatures, acting against their instinct with lethal intent!

Are the Voord Cybermen?

The Voord later appeared in a comic strip story “The World Shapers” written by Grant Morrison within Doctor Who Magazine issues 127 through 129. In this story, involving the Sixth Doctor and Peri Brown, the Voord are revealed to be evolving into the Cybermen.

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What planet is the Abzorbaloff from?

It is known that he comes from the planet Clom, which is the twin planet of Raxacoricofallapatorius which is the home planet of the Slitheen and the Blathereen families, whom the Abzorbaloff looked down upon.

What is the Vashta nerada?

Meaning “the shadows that melt the flesh”, Vashta Nerada occur naturally on most planets – including Earth – in small clusters, like the dust in sunbeams.