The Eighteenth Doctor

Intelligent, cunning and wanting to see the universe more than previously, this incarnation of the Doctor was a man who felt unique and wanted to restore some quirkiness to himself again. The Eighteenth Doctor was the Doctor's twentieth incarnation.
==Biography==
===Post-Regeneration===
Following his emergence into this new incarnation, this new body decided to immediately change course from Gallifrey to somewhere new. Eventually succumbing to a crash landing on the planet Astra, the Doctor decides in boarding The New Dido Express, a railway train that operates in space similar to a space crusier. However very early on, he realises something is going exceedingly wrong. The train has been hijacked and subsequently changed course to Morok where the contents and passengers can be sold to the Space Museum. Thankfully the Doctor averts this plan and upon returning the train's destination to Dido alongside driving it to its destination, he is able to return to the newly arrived Tardis which has once again redecorated itself to suit this new incarnation.
===Travels with Louie and Ruth ===
Upon getting his bearings back upto speed with the Tardis, the Doctor lands in 1959 USA during the height of the Space Race. The USA are set to launch Explorer 6 out into space to take the first photograph of Earth from its orbit.
====Death====
===Undated adventures===
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==Other realities==
===Alternate timelines===
In one such alternate timeline.
===Parallel universes===
==Psychological profile==
===Personality===
===Habits and quirks===
===Skills===
The Doctor was more of a physical person in activeness.
==Appearance==
===Clothing===
====Main attires====
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==Other matters==
==Behind the scenes==
===Casting===
Only one actor was approached for the role with that being Alfred Enoch who is the son of former-companion William Russell who played Ian Chesterton although Luke Pasqualino was also considered for the role.