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Doctor Who Velocity

## Trailer

***Doctor Who Velocity*** is a series based on *Doctor Who*.

As an alternate take on Jodie Whittaker's Thirteenth Doctor, the series charts the adventures of an alternative version of the character (Krystal Moore), a sprightly incarnation who travels through time and space with a series of companions while saving the universe from classic villains. Unlike other fan films, the series' version of the Doctor is newly regenerated woman.

## Production

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*Doctor Who Velocity* started when Krystal Moore had an idea for a comedy sketch after Matt Smith departed from *Doctor Who*, believing it would be funny if the Doctor was female. The idea came back to her when Peter Capaldi left *Doctor Who*, so she notified the idea to her partner Chris Phillips, who loved it. Chris already had a sort of experience with making fan films after his *Power Rangers* fan film was popularized in the early 2000s.

## References

1. ↑ Doctor Who: Velocity gears up for a second episode – The Doctor Who Companion
2. ↑ Angels and Baseball Bats: Catching Up with the Doctor Who Velocity Crew – The Doctor Who Companion
3. ↑ Doctor Who Velocity - Fan Series - Channel Trailer
4. ↑ The Doctor Who Fan Series You NEED To Watch - Interview with 'Doctor Who: Velocity' Team! - YouTube

## External links

* Doctor Who Velocity YouTube channel
* Doctor Who Velocity Facebook page
Lauren Miller

PC **Lauren Miller** is a police officer and the girlfriend of Charlie Radstock.

As a result of several people going missing, she belived that this showed a pattern from Torchwood seemly covering their cases up. Her views aggravated her and her boyfriend into one of the constant arguments they had, causing him to suggest they needed space. Eventually, Charlie asked her if their relationship is over.

Investigating Ashley Jones' death and other related deaths, the Purple Doctor and Tommy Benton joined in, connecting them to the sewers. Lauren allowed them to head down there, despite knowing that this was illegal.

## Biography

### Arguing with her boyfriend

Calling her boyfriend Charlie Radstock while walking, Lauren was arguing with him about her beliving the significance of patterns of more people disappearing than ever before, up to his disbelief. She argued that cases have been seemly covered up by Torchwood from the public hearing nothing about them. Lauren told him that he was not ambious or curious enough, esclauting their conversation into insults. Aggravated about him saying they need space, Laura was tired of her constant arguing with him and told him to piss off before hanging up.

She soon arrived at a shopping center ranning into Captain Fraser Ward of Torchwood, noticing him injured and a sort of animal. Treating his wound, she offered to reach an ambulance only for him to deny. Fraser left to catch the creature, leaving Lauren to tell him to come back to no avail.

After he left, Lauren received a text from her boyfriend that asked if their relationship is done.

### Meeting the Doctor

At a crime scene regarding Ashley Jones' death, Lauren Miller was on duty when she caught the Purple Doctor and Tommy Benton, a UNIT and Torchwood offcial, investigating the body. Asked by the Doctor of what she knew, she informed them that Ashley was twenty-three and was on the phone with his partner at the time of death, didn't knew what was the cause only with the clue that he was "banging" on about some flies. Aware that they were seventeen other victums in the local area, Lauren found the case to be diffcult due to having no leads and to have guys like the Doctor and Tommy taking over.

Found the Doctor's connection of the deaths to the sewers, Lauren initially head to the city for a warrent only for the Doctor to insist that there was no need or time either. Found that the case to be far out of crime juristication, the Doctor and Tommy took the case for themselves by planning to go down the sewers. Despite being aware of what they were about to do was illegal, Lauren told the two that she did not saw them, keeping this discret. Before heading down, the Doctor told her to secure the parameter.

## Trivia

* Just like Gwen Cooper from the original *Torchwood* series, Lauren was once a police officer before meeting a Torchwood official and had relationship issues with her boyfriend.
* Based on Tommy Benton and Lauren Miller reappearance in How Time Flies after Minisode, the episode may be a backdoor pilot for *Torchwood Rebirth*.
Loki

This page was given a conjecture title due to not being given an official name.

Struggling to conceive a "lame pun" for a scepter he wielded, a **man** was experimenting with "sepic" and "septuagenarian". Oscar then grabbed the man by his neck, learning that he discovered his weakness. When the man apologized for it, Oscar responded with the pun "apology acc-'scepter'd" while stabbing him with the scepter, leaving the man to die in satisfaction from knowing the pun was nailed for him. Vengeful of the man's death, Thor declared that Oscar will die, interrupted when getting stabbed with the scepter. (*TOON SANDWICH*: SUPER-SHOWDOWN-BOWL!)

## External links

* Loki on Wikipedia
* Loki on Tardis
* Loki on Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki
* Loki Laufeyson (Earth-199999) on Marvel Database
Maggie May

**Maggie May** was a companion of the Irish Doctor.

## Biography

***This section of the article is a stub, meaning it's incomplete. You can help by expanding it.***

Maggie May worked at a station led by Mr Dawson, who gave her two weeks to find a story. Despite the time, she has failed to find any successful leads, which kept her job in jeopardy as she struggled to make ends meet. One day, she witnessed a flying TARDIS accompanied by the Irish Doctor as they briefly meet for the first time. Maggie decided to write an article about the TARDIS and even used the topic as her story to cover aliens, but Dawson fired her for choosing a bizarre topic before she encountered Statikos, an alien made of electricity seeking to invade Earth.

Shortly after, the Doctor confronted her about her story and, though he's an alien himself, he convinced a reluctant Maggie to trust him. Statikos later possessed Maggie, forcing her to trap him in a VHS tape at the cost of overwriting footage of what was left of her late brother Jordan. After Statikos' defeat, the Doctor immediately ditched her, only to have returned to ask her to travel with her, which she gladly accepted. (*Doctor Who: Fractured Timeline*: The Spark)
Memory of Blue

## Source

**Memory of Blue** is the second episode of *Doctor Whooves Living Legacy*.

## Cast

* Tone Shift as 11th Doctor, Hoovesworth, & Vampires
* GeekySonic as Legacy Doctor
* KenzieVA as Lyra
* Pretty Pegasus Wings as Vale
* Phonic as Young Tick Tock

## Synopsis

Tick Tock, now revealed to also be someone called 'the Doctor,' recounts to Lyra Heartstrings the events of his life that led to him becoming what he is now.

## Plot

***This section of the article is a stub, meaning it's incomplete. You can help by expanding it.***

The Doctor begins to narrate to Lyra a story that changed his life forever when he was a foal, picking what he could only remember after losing most of the "bits". In the story, he was Tick Tock, who was had a filly friend named Vale. She was known by the Doctor to be adventurous and have yet to receive a cutie mark at the time. With his friend, Tick uncomfortably accompanies her since it was night.
Nessa Williams

**Nessa Williams** was the mother of Megan Williams.

In 1996, Nessa encountered a grown-up Megan, unknowingly aware she was her daughter from the future. Later that day, Megan encouraged her mother to allow Consequence to kill her, assuring that her baby daughter will be alright without a mom.

Years after her death, Megan reunited with her mother when the Doctor used the time scepter to extract her from 1996 to his present.

## Biography

***This section of the article is a stub, meaning it's incomplete. You can help by expanding it.***
Magician

The **Magician** was a human form adopted by the Trickster. He was a magician who hosted a television show known as *THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH*, where he would perform magic tricks. The Trickster secretly used this guise to create an alternate reality, where the Purple Doctor would be hated that he would be banished from Earth.

## Biography

***This section of the article is a stub, meaning it's incomplete. You can help by expanding it.***

In one show, he enlisted Megan Williams and the Purple Doctor as guests and humiliated his skepticism of magic with a trick where he changed the duo's chosen card into jokers. The Trickster later used this guise to tell the entire human race of the Purple Doctor alongside his companion Megan Williams, provoking them to relentlessly express their deep hatred for the duo. (*Doctor Who FanFilm*: The Most Hated Man On Earth)
International Electromatics (DW2012 Universe)

"*This is my damn company! Built from the age of fifteen. So I suggest you want your bleeding pay, right? You do what I say, mate. Yeah?*"
—Mr Dickinson

**International Electromatics** is a technology company founded by its head Mr Dickinson.

In exchange for his daughter Suzie to be repaired, Mr Dickinson made a deal with the Cybermen for his company to release the their electronic products to be inserted with chips in order to turn the human race into Cybermen. The Doctor with the help of Jessica Whitehouse managed to block out the signal that would've started the converting process.

This incident resulted in all the company to be in administration due to the quality control fault in the products that are set to be destroyed.
Milhouse Van Houten

This page was given a conjecture title due to not being given an official name.

"*I don't think the real Radioactive Man wears a plastic smock with a picture of himself on it.*"
—Lisa
"*He would on Halloween.*"
—Child
A **child** failed to impress Lisa by up dressing as Radioactive Man.

## Appearance

### *The Simpsons*

#### Season 11

* Treehouse of Horror X
	+ Desperately Xeeking Xena
Kenna DeValor

**Kenna DeValor** is a nonbinary American voice actor from Pennsylvania, United States. They voiced Alisa Pearce in the *Doctor Who: Remnants* episode Requiem For Prosperity as well as other projects in the Doctor Who: Remnants series and other unlicensed Doctor Who fan audios and other creative projects. Kenna currently studies English Literature and Creative Writing at university and has been acting onstage and on film for over 14 years. They also enjoy cosplay, acting, makeup artistry, reading, and writing.[*citation needed*]
Natasha

**Natasha**, also known as **Black Widow**, was a political member of the Fanficten. When all Fanficten members were apprehended by FPD as suspects for a killing spree, Hela and Thor interrogate them all including Natasha, though Natasha and him had a conflict of interest due to their history. (*FANFICTASIA*: Guiltfinger)

## External links

* Natasha on Wikipedia
* Natalia Romanoff (Earth-199999) on Marvel Database
* Natasha on Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki
Murder on the Polar Express

**Conspiracy to Invade of The Daleks** is an episode of *Dr Who Fanfilm AMAZING*.

## Cast

***This section of the article is a stub, meaning it's incomplete. You can help by expanding it.***

## Crew

***This section of the article is a stub, meaning it's incomplete. You can help by expanding it.***

## Plot

After the Polar Express collides with the TARDIS, the AMAZING Doctor climbs aboard to find the passengers to be children and gets invited by the conductor to inspect the death of a passenger, retrieving a marigold flower as a clue. If the killer isn't caught, the train would have to be "terminated," hence the peril. The Doctor and conductor find the killer's library card, which shows that he checked out books regarding absorbing Christmas power from children and "growing from massive heights". The duo enters the China Town cart, where an ill-natured passenger named Johnny besmirches Santa and tells everyone to boycott Christmas and celebrate other holidays. Johnny unveils himself to be the Day of the Dead skeleton, who is the killer, and seeks to have his holiday usurp Christmas as the default holiday. With his book, he enlarges himself, allowing himself to wreak havoc at the North Pole.

The conductor transforms the train into a giant mecha, using it to duel and overpower Johnny. When the train needs to finish Johnny off, the conductor volunteers to sacrifice himself to supply enough Christmas magic, allowing it to fling Johnny away to his defeat.

The Doctor then encounters the Original Doctor, an elderly incarnation that is racist against immigrants. The AMAZING Doctor tells the Original Doctor to stop his racism, easily convincing him. The Original Doctor wishes the audience a merry Christmas and threatens to kill them if otherwise before departing with free spirit, while the AMAZING Doctor watches in awe.

## External links

* Murder on the Polar Express on the DrWhoFanfilm Wiki
Jessica Whitehouse (dark dimension)

"*I'm the Doctor. The man who makes people better. I put them out of their pain. I remember when they all bow to me. Jessica Whitehouse, Lily Robins, the brigadier, even my own daughter. Nothing was more satisfying than watching them burn and scream.*"
—The Dark Doctor

Despite being bowed to by **Jessica Whitehouse**, the Doctor found it satisfying to watch her and several others burn and scream. She was murdered along with the several others by the Time Lord who believed he put them out of their pain.
House hunters

In ***house hunters***, Jack and Susan were given the choice to buy one of the listed houses: the Haitan Warzone Bungalow, the Murder Cabin on the Lake, and the *Breaking Bad* House. Unsure, Susan requested to see other houses only to get shot. Forced to choose in order to avoid death, Jack choose the *Breaking Bad* House since he was a fan of the show. When excitedly meeting Walter White in the house, Jack then excoriated in pain as he was in flames. (*If [Blank] Were Real*: IF TV SHOWS WERE REAL 2)
Lisa Simpson

**Lisa Simpson** was the rational member of the Simpson family.

## Biography

***This section of the article is a stub, meaning it's incomplete. You can help by expanding it.***

### Concealing Ned Flanders' murder

After Lisa and the Simpsons escaped some vampires to retrieve their Super Sugar Crisp cereal, Marge was driving the family late on a foggy night before appearing to have fatally struck Ned Flanders due to Homer forgetting to put in the fog lights. The Simpsons agreed to keep the murder secret, but they were repeatedly spooked by mysterious markings of red words telling them that "I know what you did" alongside a shadowed man with a hook. The man revealed himself to be an undead Flanders, explaining that he was simply a werewolf trying to kill the family. Homer was deserted by the family when Flanders attacked him. (*The Simpsons*: Treehouse of Horror X)

## External links

* Lisa Simpson on Wikipedia
* Lisa Simpson on Tardis
Humanity Mark II: Part 1

## Source

**Humanity Mark: Part 1** is the third episode of *Lego Doctor Who Adventures*.

## Cast

***This section of the article is a stub, meaning it's incomplete. You can help by expanding it.***

## Crew

***This section of the article is a stub, meaning it's incomplete. You can help by expanding it.***

## Synopsis

The Doctor arrives on a space station, where he meets an old friend... and old enemies.

## Plot

Failing to transmit a distress signal to the hawk space station, members of the ship Cargo 12 encounter a spaceship of Cybermen before the latter blew up the cargo.

The Doctor arrives at the hawk space station, where his old friend, Captain Jack of Torchwood, greets him as all organizations have representatives of their own on the mission. Jack introduces the Doctor to Mr. Davidson, the commissioner. The station awaits Cargo 12 to deliver further supplies, growing suspicious over the delay. Jack takes the Doctor to the mission's observation base used to find inhabitable planets due to increasing overpopulation.

The two view and notice the Cybermen spaceship before the latter ambushed the base's control, decreeing to the passengers that they will be upgraded and their prisoners.
Jodie

**Jodie** was a Time Lord member of the 66th Gallifreyan fleet, serving under their friend, Lieutenant Cass.

When the fleet's ship was attacked by the Daleks, it crashed into Antia-4, where the two were kept alive under Dalek pursuit. They both escape, only to discover the Last Doctor's plan on to subjugate the universe and to enslave them. When they both didn't comply, the Doctor hypnotized Jodie into killing Cass before forcing Jodie to commit suicide by jumping off a bridge. (*Doctor Who: Dead End*: Ruler of the Daleks)
Max (Torchwood 2000)

**Max** was a spy of the Underground Terrorist Association.

After Max obtained a holding cell, he was chased by Kronos who was possessing a Judoon. Eventually, he encountered Angel Warren and then Jaxus Kader both of Torchwood 2000, concealing them of who he works for. When Angel mentioned "Torchwood", Max had trouble recalling it.

Wanting to know about the holding cell, Jaxus threatened Max to give the device over. When the two left him alone, Max soon informed the Underground Terrorist Association of Torchwood 2000's return. After Jaxus contained Kronos via holding cell, Max threatened him to hand it back only for Jaxus to shoot first. At the time, Jaxus was aware of him being a spy. (*Torchwood 2000*: Dead Inside)
Melanie Chesterton

**Melanie Chesterton** was the medical lead of UNIT. She idolized the Classy Doctor for his work at UNIT but was ultimately assigned to interrogate his next incarnation, who unexpectedly became evil and manipulated her to give in to his control.

## Biography

***This section of the article is a stub, meaning it's incomplete. You can help by expanding it.***

During her time at UNIT, Melanie heard everything about the Classy Doctor's work there and idolized him. When various portals inexplicitly opened all over Britain, Brigadier Laurel Lee introduced Melanie to him and assigned them to investigate a photo of a portal; he realized that the portal originated from the Big Bang. The Weeping angels then threatened and ambushed UNIT, so the Doctor tasked Melanie to blow up UNIT via delta wave for him to refine in order to fling the angels to the sky. (*The Classy Doctor Chronicles*: Goodbye, Julia Part 1)

### Interrogating the Last Doctor

After UNIT detained the Last Doctor for teaming up with the Daleks and trying to dominate the world, a bemused, but stern Melanie was tasked to carry out his interrogation. Due to the case's severity, UNIT employees such as Melanie weren't socially inclined to discuss the Doctor's case as that would risk their jobs. One day, she received a day off from brigadier Laurel Lee and took the Doctor's confiscated sonic screwdriver home. She used the sonic on herself, inadvertently inducing herself into a bizarre dream, which allowed the Doctor to psychologically subjugate her to side with his ideology. The next day, she was shocked to learn that the brigadier fatally shot herself. Once she completely succumbed to the Doctor's control, she was coerced to illegitimately release him and kill her friend Joseph. (*Doctor Who: Dead End*: Melanie)
Atraxi

In dimension 111, the **Atraxi** were a "space police force" that incarcerated Prisoner Zero, who evaded custody and hid on Earth. In order to capture the fugitive, the Atraxi demanded the Earth's residents to hand over Prisoner Zero or Earth would be boiled. The Tenth Doctor lured the Atraxi to Prisoner Zero as they successfully captured it. (*Doctor Who: Divergence*: Time's End)
Matthew Davis

**CT29**, better known under his humanoid allies **Matthew Davis**, was a Cyberman and criminal.

After causing the destruction of the Polaris Solar System, he was charged by the High Council of Gallifrey with three counts of genocide. Overwhelmed by the severity of his crimes, he ultimately retired his Cyberman persona and settled to a new life, where he helped others as a doctor in addition to starting a family with his wife. In spite of his progress to be a good person, he pleaded guilty to the charges and the Soldier carried out his execution. (*Doctor Who: The Soldier Stories*: Only Orders)
Jack Field

When Rebirth came to collect an artifact, **Jack Field** was assigned on to a blockade as a post and was oblivious on who they truly are, ranting to Lizzie Hathaway on how they were allowed to jump in "on the action," unlike him as a solider. He later wanted to join Lizzie on intervening with an unleashed alien creature, but Colonel Stevenson forbidden him to do so. (*Torchwood New Era*: New Division)
James Kirk

Captain **James Kirk** is a personnel of the USS Enterprise.

After getting no response from the Malurians and Doctor Manway of the Federation science team, James got reported from Spock that their surroundings have no signs of life. When a bolt of energy attacked the ship, James contacted the creature to assure no hostile intention. However, the creature responded that the ship is an enemy to its species, the Daleks.
Mirror Demon

The **Mirror Demon** was a shapeshifter who originated from a dimension inside a mirror. His abilities allowed him to project into a manifestation of a person's fear.

A reflection of his was destroyed by the Little Red Doctor that left him to believe to have destroyed the real creature. Forcing the Little Red Doctor's TARDIS to materialize where his original mirror is, the Mirror Demon trapped Professor Henry Vancouver in his dimension and posed as the victim to the Little Red Doctor and Megan Williams to escape his dimension. When the two discovered the Mirror Demon's real identity, the Mirror Demon took the form of the Little Red Doctor and horrifically learned the Doctor's real name from his memories. To rid his burden of knowing the Doctor's name, the Mirror Demon released Henry from his dimension in exchange for the Little Red Doctor to destroy the mirror along with the Mirror Demon and his dimension in it.
In with the new

**In with the new** is the first prequel of *Doctor Who Fan Film* that was released during the release of the first series.

## Synopsis

The Doctor decorates the TARDIS to make her fit more to his taste of his new incarnation. Jess find the TARDIS wardrobe as the Doctor gets a new sonic screwdriver.

## References

1. ↑ Doctor Who Fan Film Series One Prequel 1: In with the new - YouTube
Big Bang (Gormaco’s Doctor Who Universe)

The Classy Doctor took Julia King and dropped a Weeping angel to a void, where it would soon die on the **Big Bang**. Once the Big Bang erupted, it presented the birth of the universe, (*The Classy Doctor Chronicles*: The Angel In Paris) creating it.

One of the various portals in Britain that appeared as rips in space and time was from the Big Bang as a result of the angel tampering with the structural integrity of the universe (*The Classy Doctor Chronicles*: Goodbye, Julia Part 1) by obtaining god powers from the event. (*The Classy Doctor Chronicles*: Goodbye, Julia Part 2)

## External links

* Big Bang (Gormaco’s Doctor Who Universe) on Wikipedia
* Big Bang (Gormaco’s Doctor Who Universe) on Tardis
Horror Night

**Horror Night** is the second episode of the second season of *Doctor Who: Dead End* and the eleventh episode overall.

## Cast

* Hayden Prindel as The Doctor/Anchor
* Eclipse Strasser as Gemma
* Elise Zolnoski as The Entity

## Synopsis

The Doctor and Gemma arrive to horror night at Wyler theater! where a foe from the doctor's past is hosting, and the villains are coming to life

## Plot

***This section of the article is a stub, meaning it's incomplete. You can help by expanding it.***
Jack Holt

Commander **Jack Holt** is an agent of the United Nations Intelligence Taskforce. After one of his men mysteriously disappeared, Jack figured that he was onto something by looking into his research supporting a possible Earth invasion of a shapeshifting alien race.

Finally using via phone, Jack summoned the Clockwork Doctor and his companion, Lilly Sparrow, into a remote location of the woods for assistance in order to keep their interaction discreet. To keep their trust, Jack explained to them that no alien race will ever call the Doctor. The Clockwork Doctor correctly assumed that the shape-shifting species would be the Imacumites. They continued the investigation to Jack's safehouse to be joined by Officer Julia, where they learned from the news that the president defunded the military and its branches.

Suspicious that the Imacumites may only want Earth's natural resources rather than invasion, the Clockwork Doctor got him and the group to visit President Steve Mannson regarding the issue. Revealed to be an Imacumite, the president took the group to the species' mothership where Julia was revealed to be Queen Juliandus, the Imacumite queen of her species. To thwart them, the Clockwork Doctor self-destructed their mothership and escaped back into the Earth's surface along with Jack and Lilly. After this, Jack was set to get in order of what's left of UNIT.
Iris

**Iris** is an waitress of Missy Towers.

While she was discussing with Brian about Dr. Hart coming to the hotel, Iris de-escalated Brian's worries about his British dishes cooked beyond Dr. Hart's nationality. Their boss, Missy, soon caught them disregarding their duty, so she strictly regulated them back to work.
Micheal Scarn

"*Wow, I wish I can meet someone like him. I mean, I know that my grief is having an affect on me. My grades. My relationship with my mom.*"
—Micheal Scarn

**Micheal Scarn** was the son of Helene Scarn.

Anguished when his father died of cancer, Micheal never felt the "same" since. His grades and relationship with Helene were unfavorably affected by his grief.

A year after his father's death, Micheal skipped his classes at school because he was bored, so he checked up his mother underground, who was with Harry Schwartz and the Doctor. The group decided to split up, tagging Micheal alone with Harry. When Harry and Micheal then opened up, Micheal was inspired by Harry' story about the Doctor to resolve his own issues.
Matt Vowles

**Matt Vowles** was a Torchwood operative. Assigned by Captain Fraser Ward to infiltrate Professional Containment's production line, Vowles worked as a cleaner at the facility and discovered alien bodies taken to Mr. Jacobs. They discovered his identity, rending him compromised, so he updated what he found to Rebirth members Lizzie Hathway and Fraser's parallel universe counterpart, who, unbeknownst to Vowles, was posing as the real Fraser. (*Torchwood: Nexus*: Professional Containment)
Mitta

**Mitta** was a resident of Sunnytown. Like most residents, she was an earth pony, who didn't have a cutie mark.

Mitta loved her friend Ruby and was traumatized and abhorred when the town murdered her. Though she didn't directly commit the crime, she was recognized by the death curse as a target for being an accomplice rather than simply defending Ruby. Mitta tried to hatch on an escape from the curse before the Doctor forbade her to join as a retribution for her crime, leaving her, alongside the town, condemned as an undead creature. (*Doctor Whooves and Assistant*: Sunnytown)
Matt

**Matt** is a former companion of the Doctor.

Living with his own friends on an outdoor area after becoming aware of the Weeping Angels, Matt reunited Harry after not seeing him for five years along with meeting the Doctor. While inside the floating TARDIS in space, Matt stepped out that led him into falling to another universe.

During his stay there, Matt managed to build himself shelter while also being emotionally broken from him crying at night.

## Appearances

### *Gmod Doctor Who*

#### Series 1

* The Day Of The Stones
* The Ragnarok Of Doom (mentioned)
* 32-BIT
Marcus Shipman

In a distorted portion of a recording, **Marcus Shipman** announced his run for presidency. According to Darren in a subsequent portion, Marcus had kicked him out five years prior when his parents were onto him for twenty years, though Darren find this reasoning unjustified as he did "nothing wrong." (*dystopia.mp4*)
Illuminati

The **Illuminati** was an organization composed of all the evil people across the world. It was to spread secret messages, as it had accumulated and recruited those who wished to join such as United States President Barack Obama. In order to destroy it, the Monocle Doctor used his time travel "skills" to mischievously become its head and feigned his loyalty to the organization. (*The Monocle Doctor*: Illuminati of the Doctor)

## Members

Many others have presided over the Illuminati meeting as members:

* Prime Minister David Cameron (*The Monocle Doctor*: Illuminati of the Doctor)
* Jeremy Clarkson (*The Monocle Doctor*: Illuminati of the Doctor)
* Steven Moffat (*The Monocle Doctor*: Illuminati of the Doctor)
* Neil Patrick Harris (*The Monocle Doctor*: Illuminati of the Doctor)
* *Spongebob Squarepants* creator Stephen Hillenburg (*The Monocle Doctor*: Illuminati of the Doctor)
* Taylor Swift (*The Monocle Doctor*: Illuminati of the Doctor)
* Stephen Hawking (*The Monocle Doctor*: Illuminati of the Doctor)
* Billy Treacy and Richard B Brookes of the Five Who Fans (*The Monocle Doctor*: Illuminati of the Doctor)
* George Lucas (*The Monocle Doctor*: Illuminati of the Doctor)
* Patrick Stewart (*The Monocle Doctor*: Illuminati of the Doctor)
* *Adventure Time* creator Pendleton Ward (*The Monocle Doctor*: Illuminati of the Doctor)
* The President of France (*The Monocle Doctor*: Illuminati of the Doctor)
* Benedict Cumberbatch (*The Monocle Doctor*: Illuminati of the Doctor)

## External links

* Illuminati on Wikipedia
* Illuminati on Tardis
Jane Cavern

**Jane Cavern** is a false identity adopted by Kronos, serving as the prime minister of the United Republic of Britain who is affiliated with the Government.

In a fictitious account, Jane Cavern was elected prime minister on a mandate by the British people.

Jane Cavern publicly addressed the death of the audience's children on a transmission, claiming it would be beneficial not be raised in a corrupted world. The address was transmitted to Benji's mother and a number of others. Jane Cavern believes that killing children is necessary in order to minimize the damage due to expected Asteroid A221B's collision with Britain.

She then contacted Jaxus Kader and Gita who were on a forest, aware of their actions and location, indicating of them about the drones that subsequently attacked them.
Isaac Travers

This article is subjected for a rewrite.

**Isaac Travers** is an actor, producer, and writer.

He also voices The Classy Doctor as the main role for the audio series *The Classy Doctor Chronicles*. He reprised the role in live action from the *Doctor Who: Dead End* mini-episode Confessions.

He also co-wrote a story for Gormaco's Doctor Who: Dead End titled Lost Souls. He would write a short story about the 1st doctor's origins prior to the events of an unearthly child with The long story begins.

## External links

* Isaac Films official YouTube channel
* Isaac Travers on Facebook
* @i.saac8332 on Instagram
* @officalisaacfilms03 on Instagram
* @T03Isaac on Twitter
IAT Productions

This article is subjected for a rewrite.

**IAT Productions** is a youtube channel created by Isaac Travers which was originally called Isaac films, the channel originally focused on movie reviews. In 2022 The Channel Realised The First Episode of The Mysterious Doctor Adventures with Mystery Rises.[*citation needed*]
Juana Inés de la Cruz

* 7th dimension
* Third dimension

## Versions of Juana Inés de la Cruz

Two versions of Sor **Juana Inés de la Cruz** both shared a link from the third and 7th dimension, allowing them to dream of each other's lives.

The third dimension Juana, known as "The Tenth Muse," was a sister at a convent, serving under Father Nuzez. She had a gift of seeing realities of the universe, unseen by most. She would write about her dreams in her poems for the Doctor to read. However, her poems summoned "forces" from the 7th dimension, so the Silence forced Father Nuzez to destroy them.

Eventually the Silence forced 7th dimension Juana to sever the link, but The Tenth Muse manged to recover her writings, read by everyone. (*Doctor Who Velocity*: Episode 7)
Juana Inés de la Cruz (third dimension)

## Versions of Juana Inés de la Cruz

A **version** of Sor **Juana Inés de la Cruz**, also known as **The Tenth Muse**, was a sister of a convent in the third dimension in the 17th century, serving under Father Nuzez.

She had a gift that allowed her to see other realities of the universe most people couldn't see. Because of her gift, she shared a link with her other self, allowing them both to dream of each other's lives. She wrote about her dreams in the form of poetry, disapproved by Father Nuzez as her work would divert her from the "path of righteousness." (*Doctor Who Velocity*: Episode 7)

## External links

* Juana Inés de la Cruz (third dimension) on Wikipedia
Imacumite

**Imacumites** are a race of shape-shifters, formerly led by Queen Juliandus IV.

After their home planet reached too close to its star, Queen Juliandus IV began the process of an Earth invasion that lasted for years in order to gain an extraction of the planet's resources.

After the Clockwork Doctor foiled their plan by blowing up their mothership, he believed the species will be forced to blend into Earth society as Humans since Juliandus IV is no longer their leader.
Jameson

Colonel **Jameson** was a member of UNIT.

## Biography

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In accordance with a protocol regarding the Doctor's demise, he left his dying TARDIS to UNIT, which then became dormant for three years. After the Parallel Doctor arrived in Jameson's universe, Jameson was acquainted with him at UNIT and informed of the demise of this universe's Doctor. Though the TARDIS had appeared unresponsive to UNIT, the Parallel Doctor activated it with ease and recovered a message from this universe's Doctor. (*Doctor Who: Resurrection*: Two of a Kind)
Jeanne-Antoinette Poisson

This page was given a conjecture title due to not being given an official name.

While ambushed by the Clockword Droids in 17th-century France, a **woman** asserted to one that she didn't fear him, before a rapture in time emerged. (*Doctor Who FanFilm*: Into the Time Loop)

## External links

* Jeanne-Antoinette Poisson on Wikipedia
* Jeanne-Antoinette Poisson on Tardis
Karma (How Time Flies)

The **Karma** was a device designed by the Doctor, used by Tommy Benton under the Doctor's instructed orders to extract the Purple Doctor's excess regeneration energy to relieve his post-regeneration trauma. Used too early during the Purple Doctor's healing process, the device interrupted his regeneration process before it can reach up to the eyes which damaged his eyesight.
Josh Mulligan (Doctor Who: Divergence)

**Josh Mulligan** was a companion of the Young Doctor. He and the Doctor aided the Galatiac Federation's outpost when under attack by the Daleks. The Doctor destroyed the military Daleks, but got confronted by a Dalek in the process, who attempted to exterminate him and Josh. The Dalek missed its fire and killed itself, diverging Josh's reality from the main timeline. (*Doctor Who: The Young Doctor Chronicles*: Insurrection of the Daleks: Part Two; *Doctor Who: Divergence*: Eve Of War)
Lilly Sparrow

**Lilly Sparrow** was a companion of the Clockwork Doctor.

Emotionally affected by the loss of her mother, her grief had left her in a lonely emotion with nothing else for her to explore in her life.

## Biography

***This section of the article is a stub, meaning it's incomplete. You can help by expanding it.***

## Appearances

### *Doctor Who: Regenerated*

#### Series 1

* Comprehension
* Whispers In The Dark
* The Calvinverse
* Masqerade
* Reflection
Jeremy Butler

**Jeremy Butler** was the CEO of ENCOM and an employee of Dial-A-Rave Pirate Radio.

Working for Dial-A-Rave Pirate Radio, Jeremy organized illegal raves throughout England in 1989 with his employee Ashley. One of the raves he arranged occured at Stonehenge with the help of local druids to conceal the party from the police, which woke the weeping angels up to lock the ravers into an infinite loop. Assisting the Doctor with the angel's departure, he provided floorplans for the location.

After the angels were sent, Jeremy purchased ENCOM and became its CEO, pursuing the video game business only for profit.

## Biography

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Keeping Up Regenerations

## Trailer

**Keeping Up Regenerations** is the second episode of *The Madness of Missy*.

## Cast

* Alia E. Torrie as Missy
* Marcus Cotton as The Jacobi Master
* Anthony Richard Kirven as Malcom
* Wink Taylor as The Doctor
* Samuel Nicholls as The Simm Master
* Hayden Prindel as Eddie

## Crew

* Written by - Silas Fox
* Script Edited by - Doctor Who Funpage
* Edited by - Doctor Who Funpage

## Sypnosis

Missy and The Master are attempting to host a dinner for The Doctor, but The Master has plans of his own to make sure it doesn’t go to plan...

## Plot

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The Master enjoys playing a video game, killing. His wife, Missy, asks him to stop appearing "villainous" to their neighbors. After working arduously, Missy has prepared the Doctor's upcoming dinner party she is gonna host in order to impress him, annoyed by the Master's incompetence. When the Master finds it difficult to agree with her objective, Missy reminds him that he is their oldest friend only to correct herself from his disapproval by saying, "enemy". The Master became relieved that she seemly had not lost her edge.

While cooking for the Doctor, Missy prepares various dishes. Missy soon answers a knock only to surprisingly see Malcolm the villain, worried that the neighbors saw him, concerned it will make her appear as a villain in spite of being one. Missy heads to shop for supper, rudely signaling him to be gone once she returns home. As usual, Malcolm comes to visit the Master, delightfully seeing him in the front room. Malcolm then plots with him to "deal" with the good guys, planning to have Missy tie back into "reality".

Heading to shop, Missy encounters Eddie, discussing with him about the dinner party, curious on which incarnation will attend. Eddie bids her luck, noting his high standards for morals, recalling when the Doctor left his house when his wife nearly killed a fly. Missy confidently remarks her household to be the "epitome of goodness". Continuing the subject, Eddie asks if that is why they heard her husband yelling about "burning zombies brains out", answered by Missy that it may be from next door.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.instagram.com/p/CL4ZcmfswaH/
Missy

**Missy** was a Time Lord.

## Biography

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After arriving on a planet via portal without knowing how, Missy encountered Susan, aware of her being the granddaughter of the Doctor who is an old friend of hers. Exploring the planet with Susan, Missy found the Doctor's TARDIS that takes them both to a planet. There, an Ice Warrior pushed Susan to fall, motivating Missy to kill it before she fell through a portal to an unknown location.

When her hotel, Missy Towers, first became fully booked after she owned it for four years, Missy apologized for a call, unable to book a room for the caller. Before Dr. Hart— a hotel guest— arrived, the Doctor warned Missy of him being American since she gets excited over the nationality and doctors, wanting her to maintain her excitement.

Caught the hotel's employees —Brian and Iris—, Missy strictly regulated them back to work. Missy then feels uneasy about Dr. Hart visiting, so Brian expressed his faith in Missy eventually knowing what she wants to do.

When Dr. Hart arrives, he arrived with his wife, who also goes by "Dr. Hart". Missy had trouble distinguishing the two separately until she learned their same occupation. Booked them for room 12, Missy called for K-9, who she got from Barcelona, to assist Mrs. Hart with her luggage.

## External links

* Missy on Dawn of the Multiverse official website
Issue 1 (Conquerors of Reality)

The **first issue** of *Conquerors of Reality* was released on November 16, 2020.

## Crew

* Written by - Doctor Who Funpage (uncredited)

## Sypnosis

Taking place after The Broken Sky, Susan is trapped on the planet after the First Doctor leaves in his TARDIS. However, Missy comes along and takes her on an adventure...

## External links

* Official website
* Conquerors of Reality (Part 1) on Dawn of the Multiverse official website
Johhny

**Johhny**, also known as the **Day of the Dead skeleton**, was a holiday figure. Due to his forgettable performance in the holiday's second year when driving a parade float in Mexico, he was rendered a DNF, which prevented his holiday from reaching worldwide.

After the conductor banished him in the "darkest days" of the Holiday Wars, he managed to abscond and envied Santa over Christmas being prominent than the Day of the Dead, driven to absorb Christmas power from children at the Polar Express, while posing as a passenger. Opting to have his holiday usurp Christmas for its default status, he used the power to grow larger in size and wreak havoc in the North Pole but was ultimately defeated by the conductor with the train-transformed mecha. (*Dr Who Fanfilm AMAZING*: Murder on the Polar Express)
Mistletoe

**Mistletoe** was a reindeer affiliated with the east squad. During his delivery test, a mountain yeti stole joy from the aurora, causing him to lose his sleigh and two of his bells, which destabilized his flying ability. After his test backtracks, he befriended the Doctor, who was an alien, along with his companion Ditzy Doo, despite reindeer being prohibited to interact with ponies. The two helped Mistletoe locate his belongings and restore the aurora's joy by having him become the yeti's friend, allowing him to resume the test. (*Doctor Whooves and Assistant*: Peril Of The Bells)
Megaversal Displacement

## Source

**Megaversal Displacement** is the fourth episode of the second season of *Doctor Who: Dead End* and the thirteenth episode overall.

## Cast

* Hayden Prindel as The Doctor/The Host/The Entity
* Eclipse Strasser as Gemma
* Isaac Travers as The Classy Doctor
* Isaac Burchall as The Renegade Doctor

## Synopsis

Three Doctors are taken out of their rightful place in the megaverse and into the outer circle. The Classy Doctor and Renegade Doctor meet The Host, the caretaker of The Dark Manor. While The Last Doctor and Gemma find themselves back in the grove. With The Entity (Ricochet Entertainment) wanting both of them as slaves.

## Plot

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Judoon (Dead Inside)

Enterted thorough a tear in time into a pocket universe, a **Judoon** was possessed by Kronos when it arrived in a government-restricted area of a country and killed David and his uncle Rob there. Seeking out conquest, Kronos then chased a spy of the Underground Terrorist of Association in the Judoon's body to acquire a holding cell he obtained. The Judoon's presence caught the attention of Torchwood 2000, who all investigated the Judoon's whereabouts.

When Torchwood 2000 member Jaxus Kader guessed that the Judoon was actually possessed, Kronos revealed Jaxus its true form, abandoning the Judoon's body, leaving the Judoon unconscious in Jaxus arms.
Into the Mind

**Into the Mind** is the fifth episode of the second series of *Doctor Who FanFilm* and is the tenth episode overall.

## Synopsis

Picking up right after 'Two Great Minds' the two Doctors are beginning to look into the corruption of time, but events are suddenly changed when the TARDIS falls into a Time Pocket which causes the Doctor to loose he's memory. It's up to the other Doctor to go deep into he's mind through a physic link and recover the lost memories of the Doctor, but the Doctor wont ever be the same again, from this point on, the truth will be revealed.

## References

1. ↑ Doctor Who FanFilm Series 2 Episode 5 - Into the Mind - YouTube
Jabberwock

The **Jabberwock** was an interdimensional being capable of consuming universes by leaning them towards the void. He sought to consume all universes along with the multiverse, endangering the existence of everything. His defeat was prophesied and ultimately fulfilled when Clockwork and Time Turner lunge the word "Snicker-snack" to seal him away.

## Archives

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Lewis Carrot, a historian, documented the Jabberwock's presence in a journal, though the specified nature of his work varied between two universes. In one universe, his book, the collected Journals of L.C, detailed the strange happenings in Ponyville during the 800s such as the Jabberwock. In the other universe, Carrot was also a monster hunter and his journal contained little information about the Jabberwock, other than a cliff note and the Jabberwock's capability of "spawning". Both versions of the journal each comprised its own version of the same poem, which disclosed on how to seal and defeat the Jabberwock if combined. (*Doctor Whooves and Assistant*: Wrong Way Backwards, *Doctor Whooves Adventures*: Wrong Way Backwards)

## Biography

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## External links

* Jabberwock on Wikipedia
* Jabberwock on Tardis
Lucas (disambiguation)

**This article is a disambiguation page for Lucas**

The following is a list of links to pages that share the same or similar title.

Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

**Lucas** may refer to:

* *For the character, see Lucas Slayer*
	+ *For the episode named after the character, see Lucas*
New Beginnings

**New Beginnings** is a prequel to the third season of *Doctor Who: Dead End*, serving as an installment for *The Dark Doctor* event.

## Cast

* Iris Prindel as The Doctor
* Dylan Preston as Hostage

## Crew

***This section of the article is a stub, meaning it's incomplete. You can help by expanding it.***

## Plot

One week after his regeneration via dark regeneration energy, the Last Doctor is grief-stricken after Gemma's demise. He embraces the somber persona, replacing his purple jacket to a darker color and weaponizing his sonic screwdriver used to assault a hostage.
Jade Lewis

**Jade Lewis** was the highest authority of the Cyber-Fleet.

After her friend Gemma mysteriously disappeared, Jade was greatly wistful from her absence, before getting enlisted into Torchwood for some time, where she worked alongside with her friend Peter. She would later discover Gemma's association with the Last Doctor, developing vindictive and envious resentment over him, and was later expelled from Torchwood.

Following her discovery, Jade was captured and ultimately subjugated by the Cybermen for an upgrade. This granted her the ability to control reality from tying to a paradox. After Jade endured a fatal loss against Ellis Williams and Peter, the Cybermen took her in the Cyber-Fleet as the highest authority. Noticing the universe's imbalance, Jade sought to fix it by ordering the Cyber-Fleet to start a conversion on Gallifrey.

## Biography

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Temporal dimensional printer

A **temporal dimensional printer** was a machine that can create any object by "print[ing]" them to life from anywhere.

The Little Red Doctor built one for his TARDIS on Christmas Eve and tested it to print a cube-shaped toy. That same day, the Autons plot an invasion against the UK by positioning under every tree, so the Doctor used the printer to create wooden toys for the children to replace the Autons. (*Doctor Who FanFilm*: The Night Before Christmas)