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* InformedAbility: The Doctor calls Baltazar "the greatest despot who ever, ''ever'' lived." Despite the fact that he seems to have no dominion over anything aside from his pirate ship and ends up getting defeated by (in order) a spoon and a robot parrot. Ten likes to exaggerate, though.
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* InformedAbility: The Doctor calls Baltazar "the greatest despot who ever, ''ever'' lived." lived". Despite the fact that he seems to have no dominion over anything aside from his pirate ship and ends up getting defeated by (in order) a spoon and a robot parrot. Ten likes to exaggerate, though.
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** Caw says Baltazar promised him [[Film/MontyPythonsLifeOfBrian "all the gold I could eat."]]
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** Caw says Baltazar promised him [[Film/MontyPythonsLifeOfBrian "all the gold I could eat."]]eat".]]
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* SpacePirates: See SkyPirates
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* SpacePirates: See SkyPiratesSkyPirates.
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Next up is the planet of the frog peole. Well, planet of the frog ''person'': Ulysees Meregrass, an Anuran war consultant; and his clients, a hive of giant alien aphids. Meregrass also has datachip-shaped jewelry, so the Doctor and Martha stick close to him while he strategizes with the hive queen about their war against... humans, who ''also'' live on the planet. And who, it turns out, were there first, and were ''attacked'' by the aphids, and are the good guys [[HumansAreBastards for a change]]. The Doctor brings about peace by posing as a pirate leader, Doctor Vile, of the Mantasphid, in a bit of over-the-top voice work from Creator/DavidTennant.
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Next up is the planet of the frog peole.people. Well, planet of the frog ''person'': Ulysees Meregrass, an Anuran war consultant; and his clients, a hive of giant alien aphids. Meregrass also has datachip-shaped jewelry, so the Doctor and Martha stick close to him while he strategizes with the hive queen about their war against... humans, who ''also'' live on the planet. And who, it turns out, were there first, and were ''attacked'' by the aphids, and are the good guys [[HumansAreBastards for a change]]. The Doctor brings about peace by posing as a pirate leader, Doctor Vile, of the Mantasphid, in a bit of over-the-top voice work from Creator/DavidTennant.
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The one [[UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash animated in Flash!]]
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* PragmaticVillainy: When Baltazar escapes imprisonment, he doesn't seek {{Revenge}}, but rather has the Doctor find an object of immense value for him.
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* PragmaticVillainy: When Baltazar escapes imprisonment, he doesn't seek {{Revenge}}, but rather has the Doctor find the ''Infinite'', an object of immense value for him.him. Even when he has the Doctor at his mercy, he prioritizes getting to the ''Infinite'' while the getting is good, and just leaves the Doctor deserted on the nearest prison planet.
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This was initially shown in serialised form as a regular feature in the BBC's children's BonusMaterial show ''Totally Doctor Who'', and later broadcast as an omnibus. Can be watched [[http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xe6s7k_doctor-who-the-infinite-quest-part_people here]]
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This was initially shown in serialised form as a regular feature in the BBC's children's BonusMaterial show ''Totally Doctor Who'', and later broadcast as an omnibus. Can be watched [[http://www.[[https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xe6s7k_doctor-who-the-infinite-quest-part_people com/video/x2m6rik here]]
