"The Doctor"

**" " -The Cabinet**
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## Birth and death

### Place(s) of Death

The TARDIS, Antartica (1)English countryside (2)

UNIT HQ (3)

The Pharos Project (4)

The TARDIS, Androzani Minor (5)

The TARDIS, Lakertya (6)

Walker General Hospital (7)

Karn (8)

The TARDIS (9)

The TARDIS (10)

The TARDIS (11)

Trenzalore (12)

Mondasian colony ship (13)

### Cause(s) of Death

old age (1)Scarecrows (2)

radiation poisoning (3)

fall damage (4)

Spectrox poisoning (5)

lasers (6)

gunshot wounds (7)

Elixir of Life (8)

old age (9)

absorption of time energy (10)

radiation poisoning (11)

old age (12)

electrocution (13)

### Place of rebirth(s)

old age (1)Scarecrows (2)

radiation poisoning (3)

fall damage (4)

Spectrox poisoning (5)

lasers (6)

gunshot wounds (7)

Elixir of Life (8)

old age (9)

absorption of time energy (10)

radiation poisoning (11)

old age (12)

electrocution (13)

## Production stats

### Other actors

Sylvester McCoy (The Fall of the Kurgon)

> "*Actually, I think I may have gone a little too far*"
> ― The Seventh Doctor, Delta and the Bannermen
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"The Doctor" was the main alias used by a mysterious renegade Time Lord from Gallifrey who travelled through time and space with various companions in their obsolete and "borrowed" Type 40 TARDIS. They were the universe's "greatest defender", having saved the cosmos thousands of times throughout a long life, becoming a great legend across the universe.

## History

### The First Doctor

Arriving on the ship *The Remembrance of Dreams* - a ship on the water world Hope 332 - the Doctor and Susan found that the ship was being attacked by beings called the Ocranhos. They stopped the Ocranhos from killing all of the crew and then used the abandoned *Remembrance* to stop the hive from leaving Hope 332. The Doctor and Susan then left Hope (DW: A World of Water)

The Doctor left Skaro for Earth, using the fast return switch. The spring in the switch was damaged, causing it to be stuck. The TARDIS was sent to the beginning of a solar system and everyone was knocked out on the trip. The TARDIS tried warning the crew about the atoms forming around them when they came to, but the Doctor assumed that this was Ian and Barbara sabotaging the ship. Once Barbara figured out what was going on, the Doctor fixed the spring, ending the fault, and apologised to his companions. (DW: *The Edge of Destruction*)

The TARDIS landed on an island on Marinus, where Arbitan asked the Doctor and his friends to search for the keys to the reprogrammed Conscience of Marinus to regain control over the Voord, as all of his other followers and family members failed to retrieve them. When the Doctor refused his aid, Arbitan trapped the TARDIS in a forcefield, preventing the Doctor and his companions' escape. They used Arbitan's travel dials to reach Morphoton. Barbara released Arbitan's daughter, Sabetha, and the rest of the city from the Morpho's mind control, and retrieved the first key.

The Doctor jumped ahead to Millennius, the location of the final key, to find Eprin. Once Ian had found two more keys, he was knocked out and framed for Eprin's murder. The Doctor stood as defence at Ian's trial, but Ian was sentenced to death. The Doctor learnt that one of the conspirators in the murder, the prosecutor, Eyesen, was ready to collect one of the keys and Ian was spared execution. The guards captured Eyesen and the last key was found in the mace that killed Eprin. The Doctor and his companions returned to Arbitan's island, where Arbitan had been murdered. Ian handed the Voord leader, Yartek, a fake key, which destroyed the Conscience, along with the Voord. (DW: *The Keys of Marinus*)

The Doctor and his companions arrived in an Aztec temple in Mexico. They went through a one-way passage that prevented access to the TARDIS. Barbara posed as the Aztec god, Yetaxa, with the others as her servants, to find a way back. Barbara tried and failed to change the Aztecs' history of human sacrifice for the better, which the Doctor strongly advised her against. Susan was to be punished for denying marriage to the Perfect Victim of the Aztecs' sacrifice and Ian to be executed when he was framed by the High Priest of Sacrifice, Tlotoxl, for attacking the High Priest of Knowledge, Autloc. Autloc's faith in Yetaxa was shattered, and he left for the wilderness. The Doctor and Ian distracted Ian and Susan's guard to escape. They worked on a pulley system to open the doorway back to the TARDIS. (DW: The Aztecs)

The Doctor and his friends next arrived inside a spaceship in the 28th century, where two crewmembers were suspended in a state resembling death and another, John, had had his mind opened and turned insane, following an attack on their minds by the Sensorites. The Sense Sphere, which the ship had been trapped around, had its aqueducts' water supply poisoned with atropine by survivors of a previous human expedition whose ship had been destroyed. The TARDIS' lock was taken by the Sensorites, leaving the Doctor and his companions trapped on the spaceship.

After the Doctor and his companions resisted the Sensorites, the Doctor, Ian and Susan agreed to go down to the Sense Sphere, where the Doctor worked out the cure for this "disease", which had also afflicted Ian, while the Sensorite scientists treated John. The Doctor and Ian, followed by Barbara, went to the aqueducts where *Atropa belladonna* had been growing. They found the human expedition and pretended to be a welcoming party for them and that the "war" against the Sensorites was won. The expedition was taken into custody on Maitland's ship. Maitland's ship was free to leave and the TARDIS crew regained their lock. (DW: *The Sensorites*)

In another attempt to return Ian and Barbara home, the TARDIS malfunctioned, and they landed in a place filled with giant bugs and long, winding paths. Ian and Susan found a gigantic matchbox, while the Doctor and Barbara found a worm. Ian was trapped in the matchbox, which was taken by a man named Farrow, just as the Doctor realised that they were on Earth, but they had been shrunk down to the size of an inch.

Farrow met with Forester to tell him that his insecticide had been rejected, and was killed by Forester. The crew, looking for Ian, heard the gunshot and ran to the scene, where they were menaced by a cat. Entering the house, Barbara began to die when she touched the insecticide. She proceeded to contact someone through a telephone and reached Hilda Rowse and her husband Bert. They managed to grow back to size and Barbara recovered. Forester and his accomplice, Smithers, were handed over to the police. (DW: *Planet of Giants*)

On Aridius, the Doctor discovered via the Time-Space Visualiser that the Daleks were on his trail to kill him and take the TARDIS, and that they were already on Aridius as the visualisation was in the past. After saving Ian and Vicki from a Mire Beast, the Doctor and his companions escaped Aridius as the Daleks began slaughtering the Aridians workforce. With the Daleks in hot pursuit in their time vessel, the Doctor went to many different times and places to shake them off, including the Empire State Building in 1966 and the sailing ship Mary Celeste. They accidentally left Vicki behind at the Festival of Ghana in 1996, but she stowed away on the Daleks' time ship and followed the TARDIS to Mechanus.

There, the Daleks created an android version of the Doctor, which Ian believed to be the Doctor and ended up fighting the real Doctor as he thought he was the fake until the Dalek-controlled Doctor addressed Vicki as Susan. The next day, the Doctor and his friends were captured by the Mechonoids and imprisoned in the city with Steven Taylor, a stranded Earth astronaut. The Doctor escaped, leaving the Daleks and Mechanoids to destroy themselves in a pitched battle for supremacy of the city. Steven got lost in the battle and was presumed dead by the travellers, (DW: *The Chase*) but he had in fact stowed away in the TARDIS. (DW: *The Time Meddler*) Preparing to leave, the Doctor was wary when Ian and Barbara asked him to help them use the Daleks time machine to finally return to 1963. Although he was sorry to bid farewell to them, he did as they asked. A while later, he and Vicki observed them back in 1965 Shoreditch on the Visualiser. (DW: *The Chase*)

In 1200 BC Troy, the Doctor was mistaken for Zeus and taken to a Greek camp, where he was held prisoner by Odysseus and offered his freedom on the condition he help them fight against the Trojans. With his friends caught up in the battle, the Doctor helped the Greeks to infiltrate the city and stopped Cassandra from burning the TARDIS. With the help of Cassandra's handmaiden, Katarina, the Doctor rescued an injured Steven from his fights with Trojan soldiers. Vicki fell in love with Cassandra's brother, Troilus, and remained in Troy with the Doctor's blessing, whilst he gained a new companion in Katarina. (DW: *The Myth Makers*)

The Doctor landed the TARDIS on the planet Kembel in the hopes of finding medicine for Steven's blood poisoning, leaving Steven in the TARDIS with Katarina. There, he encountered Bret Vyon, a Space Security Agent who wanted to steal the Doctor's ship, and was knocked out and had his keys stolen. As Bret tried to get Katarina to pilot the TARDIS, Steven knocked him out and let the Doctor in. After securing Bret to a chair, the Doctor went outside again, where he heard a spaceship landing, and decided to head towards it in search of the needed medicine, only to learn that it was a Dalek saucer.

After moving away from the Daleks unseen, the Doctor discovered a magnetic tape in the jungle undergrowth. He rejoined his friends who escaped from the TARDIS with Bret's help. Bret, however, informed the Doctor that the Daleks had started to burn down the jungle. With the Doctor resolved to find out what the Daleks were doing on Kembel and stop them, he and the others discovered a large landing bay with ships from the many outer galaxies and the *Spar* ship Bret recognised as belonging to Mavic Chen, the Guardian of the Solar System.

After capturing one of the delegates, Zephon, the Doctor used his cloak as a disguise and infiltrated the meeting. There, Mavic Chen presented the Daleks with the Taranium Core, the power source for the Daleks' Time Destructor. However, the Doctor stole the Taranium and ran off before the meeting was concluded. Having only just managed to get aboard the *Spar* in time before Bret and the others blasted off, the Doctor learned of the Daleks' plans by listening to a tape he had retrieved with a message from Marc Cory, another SSS Agent and associate of Bret's.

The Doctor and Bret agreed to head back to Earth and warn the authorities of the Dalek threat. However, the Daleks seized control of the *Spar* and forced it to crash-land on the planet Desperus, where convicted criminals were sent. With Steven and Bret having fixed the *Spar* and the Doctor having used his ingenuity to prevent some prisoners getting on board, the ship took off again. However, another prisoner, Kirksen, had snuck on board and took Katarina hostage inside the airlock. Despite Steven and the Doctor's protests, Bret was forced to turn the ship back towards Kembel. However, Katarina opened the outer door of the ship, sending Kirksen and herself to their deaths in the vacuum of space. Shaken, the Doctor lamented that, while Katarina couldn't have understood what she was doing, he would always remember her as "one of the daughters of the gods".

After landing on Earth, the Doctor, Steven and Bret went to see Daxtar, a friend of Bret's who he thought would believe their story, at a nearby research complex. Daxtar proved to be untrustworthy when he let slip he knew about the Taranium. Suspecting him to be in league with Chen, Bret shot him. Believing they would be caught any moment, the Doctor and Steven escaped just as another SSS Agent, Sara Kingdom, arrived. Showing no mercy, she killed Bret before he had a chance to explain himself.

Evading capture, the Doctor and Steven were pursued by Sara into an empty chamber were they all fell victim to a molecular dissemination experiment and were transmitted to the swampy planet Mira. A small Dalek task force soon arrived on Mira to apprehend the travellers and regain the Taranium. After the Doctor found Steven and Sara, they made their way to a nearby cave for shelter and tried to persuade Sara about the Daleks' plot with Mavic Chen, with Steven also furious with Sara for killing Bret, who Sara admitted was her brother. Suddenly, the invisible inhabitants of Mira, the Visians, surrounded the cave, but a Dalek appeared and shot one of them dead, causing the other Visians to begin attacking the Daleks and, in the confusion, the travellers evaded capture, stole the Daleks' spaceship and escaped Mira. Upon their return to Kembel, the Doctor gave the Daleks a copy of the Taranium Core he had made on the way, and then returned to the TARDIS.

The Doctor landed outside a police station on 25 December 1965, where he was arrested. After being rescued by Steven, they visited a Hollywood film studio in the 1920s, though they did not know where they had landed and thought they were in an insane asylum. The Doctor was mistaken for an expert on Arab customs and had an encounter with Bing Crosby. Back on board the TARDIS, the time travellers toasted a Happy Christmas to themselves. (DW: *The Daleks' Master Plan*)

The Doctor and Steven arrived in Paris in 1572, where the Doctor decided to visit Charles Preslin, leaving Steven to sightsee. After reuniting with Steven, the Doctor realised that the St Bartholomew's Day massacre was about to begin and departed in the TARDIS. Steven was very angry that the Doctor had left Anne Chaplet, the French girl he had befriended, to her probable death, and disregarded the Doctor's plea that he couldn't rewrite history. He decided to leave the TARDIS when it landed in Wimbledon Common in 1966, leaving the Doctor alone to reminisce over all of the companions who had left him. He briefly wondered if he should return to his own planet, but decided that he could not. However, Steven returned when a young girl named Dodo Chaplet forced her way into the TARDIS, which then departed. (DW: *The Massacre*)

The Doctor, Steven and Dodo arrived on a planet shared by two very different peoples; the Elders and the Savages. The Elders led a civilised lifestyle, but their intelligence was gained by draining the life energy from the Savages. The Doctor stopped this practice with the aid of a group of Savages by destroying the laboratory and equipment that transferred energy from the Savages and left Steven behind to keep the peace between the two groups for the future. (DW: *The Savages*)

The Doctor, Ben and Polly arrived at the Snowcap base in 1986 Antarctica, where they were treated with hostility by General Cutler. When the pilots of *Zeus IV* discovered a new planet between Mars and Venus, the Doctor, having predicted this, tried to convince the crew that Earth had a twin planet millions of years ago called Mondas, but Cutler refused to listen and sent his men to claim the TARDIS. However, the station came under attack from the Cybermen. (DW: *The Tenth Planet*) Knowing the Cyberman invasion would ultimately be resolved through his reading of historical accounts, the Doctor was content to be an observer, though remained ready to intervene should the situation call for it. (DW: *Twice Upon a Time*) However, he collapsed when Mondas began draining Earth's energies, (DW: *The Tenth Planet*) due to his regeneration process starting, (DW: *Interference - Part Two*) and Mondas syphoning off his ability to resist regenerating any longer. (DW: *Twice Upon a Time*)

### The Second Doctor

The TARDIS crew met Draconians, Alpha Centaurans, and Venusians in a bar, before a strange signal drew them to the Hotel Galaxian, where the Doctor had to prevent the Selachians getting their hands on a lethal computer program that could turn any existing computer system into a weapon against its assigned target. (DW: *The Murder Game*)

With Jamie now in tow, they next landed in the lost city of Atlantis, where the Doctor met Professor Zaroff, a well renowned scientist who had created a way to harness plankton into edible food. The Atlantians let him stay under the promise that he would raise their city from the sea. The Doctor realised this plan would destroy the Earth and tried to convince their leaders, to no avail. They managed to foil Zaroff's plan by flooding the city, and thereby saved the Earth. (DW: *The Underwater Menace*)

After landing near the Galacti-bank, the TARDIS got impounded for not paying a parking ticket. Soon after, the Selachians attacked the bank looking for something. The Doctor managed to negotiate the release of some of their hostages and to find a way to stop the Selachians from stealing from the vault. (DW: *The Selachian Gambit*) They later landed in a casino run by the Sidewinder Syndicate. The Doctor had an illegal device planted on him, which Polly used to escape the Sidewinder Syndicate. (DW: *House of Cards*)

On Earth, the Doctor fought against the Robot Yeti and the Great Intelligence in the Himalayas, (DW: *The Abominable Snowmen*) and returned to Earth again in a new Ice Age, and discovered Ice Warriors buried in the ice. (DW: *The Ice Warriors*)

The Doctor set the TARDIS controls for both his friend William Shakespeare's house in Stratford and the Pan-Galactic Games on Alpha Centauri, as Victoria had wanted to see how her ancestors had lived in the late 16th century and Jamie had wanted some excitement and spectacle, reasoning that he stood a fifty-fifty chance of arriving at one or the other. Instead, to their disappointment, they materialised in Australia in 2018. The Doctor briefly wondered if something was causing the TARDIS to keep coming back to Earth, but dismissed the thought. (DW: *Timewyrm: Apocalypse*) The Doctor was drawn into a plan to impersonate his double, Ramón Salamander, and uncover his plans to become dictator of Earth. He succeeded, and Salamander was sucked out into the Time Vortex when he tried to escape in the TARDIS. (DW: *The Enemy of the World*)

The Doctor and Jamie arrived on the planet Z2915, a colony of the Mordrovan Empire which was known as Hell. They stopped the inhabitants of a Bonestalker ship which had been buried in Hell from re-awakening and taking over the nearby planets (DW: The Hell Planet)

The travellers landed on the asteroid of Lavonia, where a peace conference was held to end the long war between the Xantha Empire and the Tibari Republic. The Doctor, Jamie and Zoe were captured by Atrika, a Tibari scientist in disagreement with the decision of his president, and allied himself with the Daleks to assassinate her, having built a machine, powered by a Dalek crystal, that allowed him to project someone's avatar and control their actions to carry out the mission. Atrika forced Zoe into the machine, and sent her to assassinate the president, but the Daleks forced Atrika to project the Doctor too before the mission was accomplished. With the Doctor's help, Zoe was able to resist Atrika's influence.

The Doctor and Zoe then persuaded Atrika that the Daleks intended to disrupt the conference and destroy both Xantha and Tibari, and convinced him to rebel against them. Atrika attacked the Daleks and was shot, but, before dying, he managed to project his own mind inside the Daleks, and made them feel horror and disgust for her crimes, eventually destroying them. The Doctor and Zoe were then brought back to reality by Jamie and alerted both Xantha and Tibari of the imminent danger. (DW: *Fear of the Daleks*)

On the planet Dulkis, the Doctor, Jamie and Zoe fought the Dominators and their robotic servants, the Quarks, (DW: *The Dominators*) and had an adventure in the Land of Fiction, (DW: *The Mind Robber*) where the Doctor, Jamie and Zoe were approached by "the famous Hat Collector", who asked for the Doctor's stovepipe hat, and dematerialised when the Doctor gave it to her. (DW: *Time & Time Again*)

They once more battled the Ice Warriors, preventing them from turning Earth into their new home through spores. (DW: *The Seeds of Death*) During this encounter, the Doctor was taken to the Multivarium, where he and another captive spent years trying to escape. (DW: *The Room with All the Doors*)

The Doctor and his companions landed on a planet where the War Lords planned to use human soldiers as an army to conquer the galaxy by picking them out of various periods of Earth's history with the War Chief's space-time vessel technology that had been given to them. The Doctor, Jamie and Zoe helped unite the various resistance movements on the planet to fight the War Lords. Unable to return all the kidnapped soldiers to their correct places in time and space, the Doctor called the Time Lords for help with a hypercube, thereby betraying his location to them, (DW: *The War Games*) following advice given to him by the Eighth Doctor in a time bubble. (DW: *The Eight Doctors*)

The Doctor, Jamie and Zoe tried to slip away before the Time Lords arrived, but the Time Lords started interfering with the TARDIS operation and demanded the Doctor hand himself over. Wanting to escape their detection, the Doctor materialising the TARDIS on an ocean and then in space, (DW: *The War Games*) and even briefly on the Ulk-Ra planet, where the Doctor reluctantly "switched off" Ossu-male. (DW: *War Crimes*) They continued their attempts to flee the Time Lords, but were inevitably caught and brought to the Time Lords' home planet, (DW: *The War Games*) Gallifrey. (DW: *The Time Warrior*) As he was forced back to his home planet, the Doctor reflected on his travels. (DW: *Goodbyes*)

After the Time Lords dematerialised the War Lord for his crimes, they placed the Doctor on trial for violating the non-interference policy of the Time Lords. Jamie and Zoe were taken away from him and had their memories of the time they spent travelling with him removed, save for their first adventure. After showing that his interfering with time actually helped prevent evils such as the Daleks, Quarks, Yeti, Cybermen and Ice Warriors from gaining significant power, his sentence was handed down. He was to be exiled to Earth in the 20th century with a forced regeneration. He was given a choice of new appearance, but rejected all of the choices. At their wits' end, the Time Lords chose his new face for him and sent the protesting Doctor away to begin his exile. (DW: *The War Games*)

### The Third Doctor

The Doctor's new assistant at UNIT after Liz left was Jo Grant. After being warned about the Master coming to Earth, the Doctor convinced the Master to stop his alliance with the Nestenes, after providing them with a bridge-head allowing the aliens to return to Earth and creating weapons and tactics, as the Nestenes would not distinguish between the Master and anyone else in their takeover, and the two worked together to fling the Nestenes back into space by "chang[ing] the polarity" whilst the transfer shift of the radio telescope that summoned the Nestene invasion force was still open. The Doctor had also stranded the Master on Earth after stealing the dematerialisation circuit of the Master's TARDIS. (DW: *Terror of the Autons*)

During an invasion by silver crabs along the British coastline, the Brigadier and the rest of UNIT began to find it difficult to remember the Master when they were called in to investigate a mysterious incident on a North Sea drilling platform. The Doctor deduced the silver crabs were Sild, and were causing everyone to forget the Master by what he called "time fade". The Doctor decided he had to spring the Master from his prison at Durlsdon Heath before the Sild got to him, but his time ran out and the Brigadier had to have the RAF blow up the prison. In the aftermath, the Doctor and the Master travelled to the far future to destroy the *Consolidator* and all the Sild on board. Sometime later, the Doctor returned to UNIT, without the Master. Then, the Master also showed up to gloat, but once again UNIT were able to successfully arrest him and take him away. (DW: *Harvest of Time*)

Thinking he had fixed the TARDIS, the Doctor and Jo took it on a test flight, but due to the Time Lords' intervention, (DW: *The Face of the Enemy*) the Doctor accidentally landed the TARDIS on the ledge of a great cliff, which gave way and caused it to fall to the bottom of the chasm, on Peladon. After a cautious climb to safety in the middle of a turbulent storm, the Doctor and Jo entered the citadel of Prince Peladon, where the Doctor was mistaken for a human dignitary summoned to act as chairman of a committee assessing an application by the planet to join the Galactic Federation, where delegates consisted of the Ice Warrior Izlyr, the Alpha Centauri and Arcturus. There proved to be a conspiracy between a Federation delegate and the High Priest of Peladon, and the Doctor and Jo revealed this conspiracy to the Prince. When the delegates began to point fingers at each other in blame, the Doctor himself accused, all suspicions were rendered futile.

However, the Doctor discovered that Peladonians worshipped a mythical beast named Aggedor, which turned out to be real. After encountering it, he learned a Venusian lullaby could calm it, it feared fire, and it could fall under hypnosis. Aggedor was simply a wild creature confined to the citadel in a temple, but the Doctor faced a punishment of execution for desecrating the inner sanctum of Aggedor's temple. Through a plea, he was allowed to battle for survival in a pit fight against the mute warrior Grun instead. The Doctor won the match and spared Grun, since he was a simple and frightened soul at heart. However, delegate Arcturus revealed himself as a traitor working for Hepesh and attempted to snipe the Doctor from above the pit, however, Ssorg killed Arcturus before he could kill the Doctor.

Hepesh had refused to let Peladon join the Federation because he held fast to the old customs of the planet, which would soon be abandoned if an alliance changed the ways it was governed. He used Aggedor to kill Torbis, let Aggedor run wild through the citadel and cause chaos and framed the Ice Warriors as part of a bid to sabotage the delegation, creating dissent between all parties. The Doctor brought Aggedor to the Prince of Peladon so he would also learn of its presence, but Hepesh tried to command it to kill as its High Priest and appointed ruler. He intimidated Aggedor with a torch, thinking it would obey out of fear, but instead, it provoked Aggedor into fatally mauling him. With the traitors condemned, relations between the Federation and the Peladon Kingdom were improved. After the TARDIS had been heaved up the mountainside, the Doctor and Jo had to disembark immediately from Peladon when the real Earth delegate arrived and they were outed as impostors. (DW: *The Curse of Peladon*)

The Doctor and Jo visited the Master, now imprisoned on Fortress Island. He claimed to have reformed, but still refused to reveal the location of his TARDIS. As they left, the governor, Colonel Trenchard, told them ships had been disappearing. The Doctor investigated, and discovered that the Master had used Trenchard's sense of duty to manipulate him into stealing electrical equipment from the naval base HMS *Seaspite* to build a machine to control the Sea Devils, hoping to use the reptiles to conquer the world. The Doctor entered the Sea Devils' base and tried to encourage peaceful negotiation, but the Royal Navy, under orders from Private Secretary Walker, attacked the base with depth charges, causing more hostilities between humans and Sea Devils. The Doctor escaped with the captured navy crewmembers and their submarine, and returned to HMS *Seaspite*, which was promptly captured by the Master and the Sea Devils.

The Master forced the Doctor to create a sonar device that would reactivate more Sea Devil bases, but the Doctor plugged it in improperly, creating a noise that temporarily incapacitated the Sea Devils, and allowing time for Jo and Captain Hart to gain reinforcements to recapture HMS *Seaspite*. The Doctor chased the Master and his device into the Sea Devil base, and overloaded the device by reversing the polarity. This destroyed the base, preventing more bases from being activated and stopping the war. With the Sea Devils destroyed, the Doctor was prepared to return the Master to prison, but the Master successfully made his escape. (DW: *The Sea Devils*)

The Doctor also met Iris Wildthyme, who helped him encounter robot sheep, aliens who looked like book characters and an alien named Verdigris. (DW: Verdigris)

While testing out the TARDIS, The Doctor and Jo arrived in Los Angeles in the 1990s. While there, they stopped the plans of a piece of alien technology called the Virtualia and its human ally - Daniel Tetson - from taking over Earth. (DW: Virtualia)

### The Fourth Doctor

The Doctor, Sarah and Harry met up with the Brigadier, and discovered that an alien race known as the Zygons were planning to use a Skarasen to attack London and abducting people to power body-prints that let them shape-shift into the forms of humans as disguises, the disappearance of the Duke of Forgill being among them. The Doctor and company had several close calls with the Zygons and eventually discovered the location of their spaceship, rescuing everyone, during which, the Doctor instigated the ship to self-destruct.

Discovering the plan was to have the Skarasen besiege Stanbridge House in a display of power, the group made haste to London. As the Brigadier and UNIT took care of the surviving Zygon commander, Broton, the Doctor found the trilanic activator used to control the Skarasen's movement and gave it to the Skarasen, who ate it and returned to Loch Ness. The Doctor prevented the destruction of the city, though the monster was still seen by the populace, and the Brigadier would have to quietly cover up the incident. After returning to Scotland to retrieve the TARDIS and bring the Duke back home, Harry chose to leave the TARDIS and find a more conventional means of transportation, while the Doctor managed to persuade Sarah to stay. (DW: *Terror of the Zygons*)

The Doctor found his TARDIS forced to land on Karn by the Time Lords, as the Sisterhood of Karn had been crashing ships that passed Karn to protect what was left of their Elixir of Life. The Doctor used a firecracker to unplug the crevice the elixir came from, being promptly booted out. He then discovered the evil Time Lord Morbius was being resurrected in a patchwork body. Defeating him in battle of mindbending, the Doctor managed to reduce Morbius to a mindless beast that tumbled off a cliff to his death. However, the Doctor was left severely drained, but the Sisterhood allowed him to drink some their elixir, which restored the Doctor's health. (DW: *The Brain of Morbius*)

Some time after leaving Karn, the Doctor and Sarah arrived in the Devon moorland. They were attacked by a mutated hound and were saved by hunters. They then went on to stop the plans of British inventor Tobias Breckinridge to change the course of human evolution using a Rutan healing salve. (DW: Evolution)

Arriving in 1998 London, the Doctor became involved with stopping the Voracians from using a computer virus that would make all technology sentient and rise up against humanity. He destroyed the virus and chased them off the planet. (DW: *System Shock*)

The Doctor traced the source of a time hole to a group of scientists experimenting on a mysterious skull called Eustace. Much to his horror, the Doctor discovered "Eustace" was actually the skull of a Golden Core, responsible for creating humanity's darker side. Believing it could give them the power to rule the world, a cult used the scientist Thea Ransome as a medium for "Eustace". The cult's plan backfired, as the core simply began transforming them into Fendahl. The cult's leader, Maximillian Stael, committed suicide, preventing them from reaching the quota of thirteen Fendahl. The Doctor blew up their base, killing the transformed humans. (DW: *Image of the Fendahl*)

The TARDIS crew arrived on the planet Drummond, an Earth colony in the far future where everybody uses handheld computers from morning to night. The Doctor looked into the planet's datastream, Rene.net, when a subliminal command flashed through Rene.net to Drummond's entire population: 'Kill the Doctor'. (DW: *Kill the Doctor!*) The Doctor cooperated with the police to defeat Sutekh when he returned. (DW: *The Age of Sutekh*)

The search for the fifth segment brought the Doctor and Romana to Delta III where the Swampies worshipped an overgrown squid called Kroll, who was attacking a human mining base. Putting himself in harm's way, the Doctor found Kroll had swallowed the segment of the Key and was transformed by its properties. Allowing himself to be grabbed by the giant creature, the Doctor was able to use the tracer to reclaim the segment, transforming Kroll back into smaller squids in the process. Reclaiming the piece, the Doctor and Romana returned to search for the last segment. (DW: *The Power of Kroll*)

While repairing K9, the Doctor found Romana had regenerated into Astra's form, much to his displeasure. The randomiser landed the TARDIS on Skaro, where the Daleks were excavating the remains of the Kaled base to restore Davros. The Doctor also faced the Movellans, an android race at war with the Daleks. Having reached an impasse of logic, they both needed someone to reprogram their respective computers for "illogical" movements that would give either side an advantage. Winning the Movellans over, the Doctor allowed them to take Davros in cryogenic custody to await trial for his crime of creating the Daleks. (DW: *Destiny of the Daleks*)

Arriving on Tigella, a planet he visited centuries earlier, the Doctor was accused of stealing the Dodecahedron, but was saved from punishment when it was discovered someone was posing as him. He discovered Meglos, last of the Zolfa-Thurans, had stolen the object to power a device that could destroy planets. The Doctor stopped Meglos by redirecting his machine's laser back at it, destroying him. While preparing to leave for a new adventure, the Doctor received a message from Gallifrey, demanding the return of Romana. (DW: *Meglos*)

After discovering Adric had stowed aboard his TARDIS, the Doctor and Romana next arrived on the most technologically advanced planet in E-Space, where they learned of a human ship called the *Hydrax* that came there several years ago. They met the Three Who Rule, discovering their castle was actually the *Hydrax* and they were vampires, converted by the Great Vampires' king, an old nemesis of the Time Lords. During the Time of Arising, in which the King would be resurrected and return to N-Space, the Doctor launched an escape craft from the *Hydrax* through its heart, killing the ancient creature. After this, the Doctor set off to return Adric home, as well as to find a way back into his own universe. (DW: *State of Decay*)

Back in N-Space, the Doctor was called by the Traken Union's Keeper to assist him in keeping evil away while his power waned from age, and a replacement was found. He encountered Nyssa of Traken and her father, Tremas, when he and Adric were accused of wishing to take the Source for themselves. The Doctor eventually discovered the Decayed Master was attempting to steal the Source, planning to use its power to merge with him to get a new body. However, the Doctor turned the tables on him again, leaving the Master to perish in his exploding TARDIS. (DW: *The Keeper of Traken*)

The Doctor and Adric then found themselves in the Midea system. There, they stopped the Hatred from taking over the system and finally destroyed it. The duo then left (DW: Hate Crimes)

### The Fifth Doctor

While Nyssa rested in the TARDIS, the Doctor, Adric and Tegan visited the planet Deva Loka. While Tegan slept in a peaceful location, the Doctor and Adric were arrested by Commander Sanders, who was undergoing a nervous breakdown. With an artefact known as the Box of Jhana provided by the Kinda, Deva Loka's natural inhabitants, they managed to restore his mind. The Doctor then discovered that a malevolent entity known as the Mara had used Tegan to possess a male from the Kinda tribe. Using mirrors, the Doctor was able to force the Mara out, leaving it to perish. He then helped with asking the exploration team to leave Deva Loka. (DW: Kinda)

After experiencing a strange dream, the Doctor found that the TARDIS had materialised on a space station orbiting the planet Dymok, which he soon learned had been created by the Celestial Toymaker to help him find a replacement host for him, now that Rallon was dying. Although the Toymaker attempted to sow discord between the Doctor and his companions, they rallied themselves in time to help the Dymova disrupt the Toymaker's link with Rallon, allowing Rallon to expel the Toymaker from his body by triggering all twelve of his regenerations at once. The Toymaker was subsequently delayed when Rallon's Watcher merged with the Toymaker to keep him in check in the future. (DW: Divided Loyalties)

Adric became distant towards the Doctor, Nyssa and Tegan, causing him to request a return to E-Space, which the Doctor angrily denied out of fear that he would become trapped in the mini-universe again. Visiting Earth to cool off after their argument, the Doctor uncovered a plot by the Neomorph Cybermen to destroy Earth with a Cyber-bomb. After defusing it, he traced the Cybermen to Captain Briggs' space freighter, which they now plotted to use as a giant bomb.

As the freighter shifted through time to the distant past, Adric tried to stop the freighter by cracking logic codes on the ship's controls, but a surviving Cyberman destroyed the controls, causing the freighter to hit the Earth and kill the dinosaurs. Trapped on the freighter, Adric also died. Nyssa and Tegan were devastated, (DW: *Earthshock*) and the heartbroken Doctor was haunted by the fact that he couldn't use his ability as a time traveller to save him, as Adric's death was now fixed in Earth's history.[**source** needed] Adric's death would haunt the Doctor for centuries, (DW: *The Forgotten*) and led him to swear that he would not allow another of his companions to die. (DW: *Goth Opera*)

When Tegan began having precognitive dreams of the Mara, the Doctor decided to deal with the problem on the Mara's home planet, Manussa, where the Doctor sought help from a snake-dancer named Dojjen. According to him, the Doctor had to find his "still point"; the Mara fed on negative emotions, but if one found this internal spot, they would be safe from being fed on. Taking advantage of this knowledge, the Doctor starved the Mara to death, freeing Tegan of its influence. (DW: *Snakedance*)

After leaving Tegan behind, the Doctor and Turlough found themselves caught in the crossfire of the Sontaran-Rutan war while in the Raghi system (DW: Lords of the Storm)

The Doctor and Turlough then found themselves dragged to the planet Ardonia, where they stopped Thalleous Sendaris and Omega's plans (DW: Warsong)

### The Sixth Doctor

The Doctor set out to fix everything wrong with his aging TARDIS, even succeeding in partially repairing its broken chameleon circuit. Picking up an extraterrestrial signal, he and Peri were drawn into an adventure involving an attempt by the CyberNeomorphs to destroy the Earth with Halley's Comet. (DW: *Attack of the Cybermen*) The Doctor later disconnected the chameleon circuit (DW: *Hall of Mirrors*) after the TARDIS continued to shift between an array of problematic disguises, (DW: *Quick Change*) causing the TARDIS to resume using its police box exterior. (DW: *Vengeance on Varos*)

Visiting the Dorsill islands, the Doctor discovered that the British government was conducting experiments with alien genetic material dubbed "Denarian". Intending to find an end to injury and disease, their tests were instead threatening to transform humanity through the material's collective consciousness. The Doctor created a solution which cured everyone under Denarian control. (DW: Grave Matter) In an attempt to recalibrate his TARDIS, the Doctor visited Earth in the far future, where he helped stop the Pararachnids from consuming the few surviving humans, and received aid from the microscopic Wibliwee. (DW: Moon Graffiti) He then visited Reef Station One in the 101st century, where he prevented the Nestene Consciousness from conquering the New Earth Republic. (DW: Synthespians™)

Arriving in 1980s Blackpool, the Doctor and Peri encountered the Celestial Toymaker and foiled a plot involving video games. (DW: The Nightmare Fair)

After leaving Magnus, the Doctor and Peri found themselves on a Tigellan ship. The ship was thrown through space and time by a crack in space-time and ended up on the planet Zolfa-Thura in the year 1644. The Doctor stopped two Zolfa-Thurans, Dastrix and Gastrox, from using the newly-made Dodecahedron to take over the universe and then used the Dodecahedron to send the Tigellan ship back through time. The Doctor and Peri then left (DW: The Screens of Zolfa-Thura)

The Doctor and Peri arrived in the city of Niterói during the 60s. They investigated the death of two electronic technicians and discovered a link between the deaths and a plot by a race called the Veritiseans to invade the planet. Peri was captured by the Veritiseans and made into a robotic servant, however, the Doctor was able to undo this transformation and stop the invasion attempt. The Doctor and Peri then departed (DW: The Lead Masks)

At a conference of lexicographers, the Doctor was asked to investigate the death of an old friend, Osefa de Palabra Hftzbrn. He uncovered the fact that Warren was trying to get the Ish into existence. (DW: *...ish*)

After leaving Egypt, the Doctor and Peri arrived on the planet Esselven Minor. The Doctor and Peri were separated and the Doctor gained a friend in one of the robotic gardeners - Green-7. The Doctor and Green-7 (along with Peri, several holograms, and a young "scavenger" named Kel) discovered the secret of Esselven Minor, encountered Dexel Dynes again, and stopped the machinations of tyrant Glavis Judd (DW: Palace of the Red Sun)

According to one account, on a return trip to Világ, Evelyn left the Doctor to marry Rossiter. The Doctor reacted badly and refused to say goodbye properly. (DW: Thicker Than Water) However, another account suggested that it was the Doctor who decided to leave Evelyn behind, on Earth in 1988, to "keep an eye out for any old enemies", such as the Irish Twins. According to this account, both the Doctor and Evelyn parted on bad terms. (DW: Instruments of Darkness)

The Doctor went on the trail of a parasite known as "the Darkness", and arrived on Earth, where he was saved from a mugging by UNIT officers Will Hoffman and Emily Chaudhry. Aided by Will, Emily and UNIT, the Doctor stopped the Darkness from influencing the human population into murdering their loved ones. (DW: *The Terror of the Darkness*)

The Doctor was called to a spaceship to be used as a scapegoat to drive out hijackers. However, this plan turned sour when a genetically engineered species known as the Vervoids emerged from their pods in storage and killed many of the passengers, simultaneously causing several others to mutate into new members of their own kind. With the Vervoids attempting to convert all of humanity, the Doctor was forced to destroy them by fast-forwarding their lifecycle, as he knew that just one Vervoid making it to Earth would allow this to happen. (DW: *Terror of the Vervoids*)

The Doctor and Mel arrived on Earth in the year 1993 - where they encountered Evelyn. The Doctor chastised Evelyn for using her knowledge of the future to make money. The Doctor, Mel, and Evelyn then encountered Cellian and Ciara - who had rebelled against their Nestene control - and stopped a plan by two Cylox criminals to take over Earth. The two Cyloxes were killed by their jailer - who sacrificed herself in the process, Cellian and Ciara were killed in battle, and Evelyn decided to join up with Mel and the Doctor on their travels (DW: Instruments of Darkness)

### The Seventh Doctor

Travelling to Paradise Towers so Mel could enjoy its swimming pool, the Doctor found that the staff and residents residing within the Towers had all become either anarchist Kangs, cannibalistic Rezzies or pompous Caretakers. Accused of being the "Great Architect" that built the Towers, the Doctor was nearly killed by the Chief Caretaker, who wanted the Tower to run the way he wanted. The real architect, Kroagnon, a madman who killed anyone who moved into his creations to keep them perfect, was still within the complex, and had been using the Cleaners to murder residents. As the Doctor and Mel investigated, Kroagnon became concerned, and transplanted his disembodied mind into the Chief, going on a murderous rampage through the complex. He was defeated when Pex, the only remaining male resident, pushed him to his death down a lift shaft, sacrificing himself to prove his bravery. (DW: *Paradise Towers*)

The Doctor's TARDIS then crashed into a rift in space-time. This caused the Doctor and Mel to be spread across the tomb of a Maker called L'mea'crath. The Doctor became a wise man to a tribe called the En'el'lan. While there, he stopped beings called the "Bone Spirits" from destroying the tribe. He then crossed into another part of the tomb and rejoined with Mel. They then stopped a being called Vestrath from taking over the tomb and then stopped L'mea'crath from erasing all the lifeforms within his tomb. They then departed (DW: Shining Bright)

While travelling in the TARDIS, the Doctor received "junk mail" advertising the Psychic Circus. Deciding to attend after Ace admitted to her fear of clowns, the pair discovered that the circus had been taken over by the Gods of Ragnarok, who were forcing the patrons to perform for them until they were no longer amusing and killed. The Doctor took the fight to their home dimension, where he performed for them. Once he ran out of tricks, he used a medallion to reflect the Gods' blast back at them, destroying them. Their business concluded, the duo departed, leaving the sole-surviving troupe member, Kingpin, and the werewolf-like Mags to rebuild the Psychic Circus. (DW: The Greatest Show in the Galaxy)

After collecting his mail in 2012, the Doctor and Ace went to Graystairs to find Doctor Joyce Brunner. While in Graystairs and the surrounding village of Muirbridge, the Doctor stopped an alien criminal called Sooal and his accomplice "Megan" from opening an Annarene stasis chamber. He and Ace then left Muirbridge - with the Doctor leaving a Landine which he encountered in Muirbridge with a woman called Countess Gallowglass - who held the letter that started his adventure to Graystairs (DW: Relative Dementias)

A Pellidreiyn ship crashed in Fetchborough during the 19th century, the Pellidreiyn infected a lord named Henry Roberts. During this time The Seventh Doctor and his companion Ace would arrive in Fetchborough, soon after they arrived, Roberts attacked the Doctor; seemingly killing him; and captured Ace, wanting to make her into a Dreiyn. Roberts began killing his servants and feasting on their skin; usually leaving their bodies in hard-to-find locations. Roberts was eventually stopped by the Doctor; who managed to survive his attack and faked his own death, The Doctor then destroyed the Pellidreiyn ship to stop the infection spreading any further (DW: Manor)

Shortly afterwards, the TARDIS landed in 1930s Alaska, with the Doctor intending to investigate a strange ice formation. The travellers soon met an expedition team looking for an ancient chamber containing "horrors from the dawn of time", and the Doctor and Ace became separated from Hex and the expedition team. Presumed dead, the pair arrived at what appeared to be an island psychiatric facility and met CP Doveday, a poet who claimed to live on the island, who took them to the person in charge. There, the Doctor learned that the entire facility was in fact a prison for three dormant Karnas'koi. (DW: Lurkers at Sunlight's End)

The Doctor and Benny would find themselves on the planet Anthapalsia where they stopped the "Protector of the Inheritance" from massacring the population, Ruby Galcess and Niecytise Cnartise would join them (DW: Inheritance)

Landing on an alternate Earth where the Silurians had killed the Doctor in his third incarnation, the TARDIS trio lost the TARDIS and became embroiled in an inter-species conflict. Managing to escape in his parallel counterpart's TARDIS, the Doctor was forced to destroy the alternate universe in order to generate the energy needed to restore the original. Realising that someone was meddling with his own timeline, the Doctor set out to discover who was responsible. (DW: *Blood Heat*)

After defeating the Garvond, (DW: *The Dimension Riders*) and an Aztec warrior with abnormal psychic abilities, (DW: *The Left-Handed Hummingbird*) the Doctor once again became trapped in the Land of Fiction, this time by a young man named Jason, who wanted him to replace him as the Master of the Land. The travellers ultimately managed to escape - leaving Jason behind. (DW: *Conundrum*)

During a visit to 1970s Earth, the Doctor uncovered a scheme devised by Mortimus the Meddling Monk, and discovered that it was he who had made the changes to the Doctor's timeline he and his companions had recently discovered by enslaving a Chronovore named Artemis. Thwarting a Vardan invasion of Earth and freeing the Chronovore, the Doctor successfully defeated Mortimus, finally managing to reconcile with Ace and enabling her and Benny to resolve their differences in the process. (DW: *No Future*)

After leaving, the Doctor contacted the Time Lords to return Jason to his native time (DW: Head Games)

The Doctor, Ace, and Benny arrived on Peladon; Benny would take a break and join an archaeological expedition afterwards (DW: Legacy)

Dropping Ace off on a leisure planet based around the victorian era of Earth (DW: A Victorian Interlude) The Doctor arrived on Trion, the home of his former companion Turlough and stopped the Gods from taking over Trion; he also rescued his former companion and current president of Gallifrey; Romana (DW: The Story of Trion)

After leaving Trion, they were attacked by a Pillar ship and dragged into the In-Between; where they stopped The Pillars and a dimensional parasite called Jaxerus from entering their universe and taking it over (DW: The In-Between)

They then arrived on a planet which the Gods (actually called the Kalirathra) had invaded; they discovered that the Kalirathra and the Pillars had teamed up to take over all of time and space. The Doctor and company eventually found themselves on the Kalirathra homeworld, where they stopped the Kalirathra and then sealed them in a dimensional prison (DW: War of the Gods)

Eventually, The Doctor would return for Ace and re-united with Benny (DW: Theatre of War)

Arriving during the 19th century, The Doctor, Bernice, and Ace teamed up with Sherlock Holmes and Watson to stop a being calling herself "Azathoth" (DW: All-Consuming Fire)

The Doctor, Bernice, and Ace would stop the Tzun Confederacy (who was helped by the Master) from taking over Earth in the 1950s (DW: First Frontier)

The Doctor then sent Ace on a mission to the planet Sartrus. While she was doing this, the Doctor and Bernice visited the Aneari University. While there, the duo stopped a parasitic being called the Deoni from taking over the planet. The Doctor, however, was infected by the Deoni and Bernice was forced by the Deoni-infected Doctor to pilot the TARDIS to Sartrus. While there, the Deoni attempted to have the Doctor destroy the planet using a device that only Time Lords could use, however, the Doctor managed to fight off the Deoni. He then used the device to destroy the Deoni. Ace then re-joined with Benny and the Doctor and the trio left Sartrus (DW: Head Invaders!)

The Doctor, Benny, Roz, and Chris stopped the Land of Fiction from invading reality; he also re-united with Mel (DW: Head Games)

The four continued to journey together, becoming involved in the Rutan-Sontaran War, (DW: *Shakedown*) arriving in Nazi occupied Britain, (DW: *Just War*) and becoming involved in the events surrounding the re-emergence of ancient power of psi in humanity on Earth in the 21st century (DW: *Warchild*) and on Dione in the 23rd. (DW: *Sleepy*)

Now one member smaller, the TARDIS crew continued their travels, discovering an ancient Martian weapon known as the GodEngine, (DW: *GodEngine*) visiting America in the 20th and 21st centuries (DW: *Christmas on a Rational Planet*) and reuniting with Benny to aid her in her search for Isaac Summerfield, her father. (DW: *Return of the Living Dad*)

### The Eighth Doctor

Shortly after leaving Janus Prime and Menda, the Doctor saved the enitre Bel system from destruction at the hand of solar fluctuations and saved Sam a cult that gave people unlimited lives through the use of nanogenes (DW: Beltempest)

The Doctor then gained a new companion, Compassion, with the departure of Sam. Both Sam and Fitz played pivotal roles in the Doctor's battles with various enemies, including Faction Paradox. It was this battle which would change both companions and the Doctor. The Doctor then travelled alone for a time, (DW: *Interference: The Hour of the Geek*) investigating the War in his future, and he discovered the true identity of the enemy; however, he then erased the data from his memory. (FAC: *Toy Story*) Eventually, the Doctor met up with Fitz and Compassion once again. (DW: *The Blue Angel*)

Immediately after leaving Earth the TARDIS crew found themselves on a museum on the planet New Jupiter called EarthWorld that chronicled the history of Earth - badly. This was due to the loss of information from Earth's history and general poor recordkeeping. While on EarthWorld, the Doctor stopped the plans of three insane teenage twins - Asia, Antartica, and Africa - as well as revealing the murderer of their mother, Hanstrum. (DW: EarthWorld)

Some time later, the Doctor attempted to push the TARDIS to its limits to see what they were - this meant that the TARDIS was forced to crash on the planet Endpoint and the Doctor, Fitz, and Anji were stranded on the city of Hope after the TARDIS sunk into the acid sea. The unofficial leader of the city - Silver - became interested in the Doctor and his friends after the Doctor supplied an apple core which held vital seeds. As such, the Doctor was contracted to solve a series of murders which turned out to be caused by human throwbacks living in a submarine attempting to harvest a chemical in the Endpoint native's brains. The Doctor stopped the experiments, however, Silver used a terraforming device to make Endpoint more habitable. He appropriated the experiments and used them to make a race of supermen to take over the universe. The Doctor stopped him and marooned Silver on a deserted planetoid. The Doctor and company then left the planet of Endpoint afterwards (DW: Hope)

The Doctor and Charley found themselves in a duplicate of Prague, helped re-unite an alien child and mother, stopped a filmmaker from being executed, and stopped a Threllip invasion of Earth (DW: War in a Time of Peace, They Fell, Doctor Who and the Adaptation of Death, Living Legend)

The Doctor decided to take Liv and Helen to Liv's homeworld of Kaldor, where he met Liv's sister, Tula, and again combated the Vocs. He agreed to jump ahead one year in time with Helen to allow Liv time on Kaldor. (DW: *Escape from Kaldor*)

### The War Doctor

Leading a flotilla of Battle TARDISes to the Tantalus Eye to engage the Daleks, the Doctor crashed on Moldox after evading his TARDIS out of the way of a Dalek stealth ships ambush that wiped out the flotilla. On Moldox, the Doctor met Cinder, and used her help in investigating a Dalek base, where he found Temporal Weapon Daleks, a new breed of Dalek that possessed weaponry capable of removing living creatures from existence, and discovered that the Eternity Circle of Daleks were building a De-mat weapon in a plan to wipe Gallifrey from history so they could win the Time War. The Doctor took Cinder to Gallifrey in order to warn the Time Lords of the Daleks' plan. The Doctor told Rassilon and the High Council of the Daleks' plan, and Rassilon decided to use to Tear of Isha to wipe the Dalek presence from the Eye, killing all other life in the area in the process. The Doctor was against this plan, so Rassilon had him and Cinder thrown into a prison cell, (DW: *Engines of War*) in preparation for their exile from Gallifrey. (DW: *The Whoniverse*)

With Cinder's help, the Doctor broke free of the prison. Picking up Karlax, who was now was on the verge of regenerating after ambushing the TARDIS, the Doctor and Cinder escaped to the Death Zone in order to find Borusa, whom Rassilon was using as a possibility engine to predict the outcome of battles in the War. After leaving Karlax to recover in the Zero Room, the Doctor and Cinder travelled to confront the Daleks near the Tantalus Eye after disposing of the Tear in the distant future. The Dalek leaders attempted to forcibly convert the Doctor into the prototype of the new Predator Dalek, but they were saved when Karlax recovered from his regeneration and tried to escape in the TARDIS, which responded to a program that the Doctor had added that would cause it to home in on a tracking signal implanted in Cinder by the Time Lords. Outraged, Karlax attempted to kill the Doctor, but Cinder jumped in the way of the blast to protect him. In revenge, the Doctor set the TARDIS to leave Karlax behind as it dematerialised, leaving him to be exterminated on board a Dalek command station. Bleeding to death, Cinder died on the floor of the TARDIS. The Doctor had the opportunity to use Borusa's possibility engine to create an alternate timeline where Cinder survived, but knew she would have preferred that he ensure the Eternity Circle of Daleks never existed. The Doctor took Borusa to the Tantalus Eye, the proximity of which gave Borusa the ability to change the timelines to his preference. The Doctor used Borusa to wipe out the Dalek presence from the Eye, thus ending the Dalek plan, but at the price of Borusa's death.

The Doctor then journeyed to Moldox after going around searching for information about how to find the cadavers of Cinder's deceased family, who were all murdered by Daleks and left to rot in the ruins of their own home. The Doctor buried the skeletal remains of Cinder's mother, father and brother along with Cinder's body, and erected a wooden grave marker that bore her real name. After paying his respects to the fallen family, he stood and looked defiantly at the Tantalus Eye. In honour of Cinder's death, the Doctor vowed to put an end to the War once and for all, promising "no more". (DW: *Engines of War*)

### The Ninth Doctor

The Doctor discovered an alien spaceship was trapped between real space and the Time Vortex, and investigating further led him and Rose to the house of Lord Farthingale in 1920. There, the Doctor overheard a detective, Dr. Merrivale Carr, had identified the murderer of two people in the house as the society hostess, Glenda Neil. The Doctor and Rose entered the room, explaining to the houseguests that "invisible aliens" were the real cause of death. A haze appeared in the house and another guest, Bart Faversham, was suddenly thrown into the fireplace.

After the guests reached safety, Rose explained that the trapped spaceship's engines were releasing an energy field that had been killing people in an attempt to move. The Doctor signalled the spaceship with the standard galactic code of the 455th century. As they were teleported on board, the Doctor and Rose discovered the ship's crew had died in the crash and the ship's computer had been moving on its own through an emergency program. The Doctor repaired the ship and he and Rose returned to the TARDIS on Earth. (DW: *Doctor vs Doctor*)

### The Tenth Doctor

Arriving in Africa in the 22nd century, the Doctor met the Wurms, who were seeking to destroy the art works of their enemies, the Valnaxi, who had taken on the form of humans. The Doctor got rid of both species before they could do any further damage to Earth. (DW: *The Art of Destruction*) On Laylora, the Doctor thwarted the Witiku, who were trying to drive aliens off the planet. (DW: *The Price of Paradise*)

While in flight, the TARDIS was captured by the Shadow Proclamation, and the Doctor was put on trial. Because Gisella was Varlos' daughter, the Crystal was legally returned to her, as it was officially Varlos' property. However, Gisella betrayed the Doctor, when she handed over the Eternity Crystal to the Collective. Although, she accidentally revealed the Darksmith's secret rendezvous point, the location where they were meeting their infamous clients. (DW: *The Pictures of Emptiness*)

The Doctor arrived in London on Christmas Eve 1851, where he met a man calling himself "the Doctor" and his companion, Rosita, and assumed he was his next incarnation. However, after noticing inconsistencies, the Doctor discovered the "Next Doctor" was actually a human named Jackson Lake, who had the contents of an infostamp about the Doctor imprinted on his brain after his wife was murdered by the Cybermen. Jackson aided the Doctor in stopping the Cybermen and their ally, Ms. Hartigan, who was betrayed and cyber-converted into the CyberKing. After London was saved, Jackson was reunited with his son, and invited the Doctor to share Christmas dinner with them in memories of everyone the two men had lost, an offer which was at first declined, but then accepted by the Doctor. (DW: The Next Doctor)

Fleeing to the Dark Times through the Time Fracture that his alterations to history had created, the Doctor, wanting some peace and quiet, found himself on the planet Andalia and was intrigued by a demonstration of Professor Hana Fallomax's Lifeshroud that claimed to cheat death. He saved the demonstrator, Estinee, from being attacked by Brian the Ood, who had been contracted to test the technology's efficacy by Ambassador Verv-Hoondai Chalskal. The Kotturuh arrived and issued their judgement on the inhabitants of Andalia, and kidnapped Estinee, but the Doctor and Brian followed them to Mordeela to rescue her. They witnessed her being rescued by Fallomax and fled from revenants back to the TARDIS, but the Kotturuh, angry at his interference in their Design, marked the Doctor with a date on Andalia in a few days.

Rufusing to be intimidated, the Doctor sought out Fallomax to help her Lifeshroud project and, even after he learnt them to be useless and that Estinee had an inexplicable natural immunity to death, agreed to help her make a working model without the crystals needed from Mordeela. With Chalskal's funding, the were able to make a Lifeshroud with a six hour operating time, which they tested on Chalskal when Brian outed him as a fraud. Brian convinced Chalskal to hand over his mercenary forces for the Doctor's war with the Kotturuh, while the Doctor refocused his efforts on reverse engineering the Kotturuh's power to render them mortal as well, taking Estinee and Fallomax back to Atharna to finalise his research. While he initially wanted to only grant them an ordinary lifespan, after the Kotturuh influenced Estinee to send the TARDIS forward in time to his appointed date and also kill Fallomax, and she killed herself to save him, the Doctor chose to give the Kotturuh a lifespan of just fifteen minutes to wipe them out, believing this would stop death at its source and rewrite time for the better as he declared himself the "Time Lord Victorious" again.

Adopting the ceremonial Time Lord robes of the Prydonian Chapter, the Doctor returned to his fleet for a final charge against the Kotturuh by sealing their power source at Mordeela. However, his fleet was confronted by his eighth and ninth incarnations, who arrived above Mordeela in a Dalek saucer and a Vampire coffin ship respectively, and attempted to convince him to stop. Dismissing them as Kotturuh illusions, the Doctor ordered his fleet to fire on Mordeela (DW: *The Knight, The Fool and The Dead*) destroying the planet. In the ensuing Battle of Mordeela, the Tenth Doctor's fleet was either destroyed by the Daleks and the vampires or forced to flee. While he was able to negotiate a cease fire with his other incarnations in a telepathic contact, the Eighth and Ninth Doctors were unable to make their forces stand down, and the Tenth Doctor escaped in his flagship, the only surviving ship of his fleet, in the confusion after he managed to seal the gateway to the Kotturuh's realm. (DW: *All Flesh is Grass*)

### The Eleventh Doctor

The Doctor then took Rory and Amy to the Lexington Internation Bank crash - where they encountered alien con artists who used devices that let people put more time in their lives - unknowingly giving the con artists vast portions of their life. The Doctor stopped the con artists - Symington, Blensinkop, and Jane Smythe - from cashing their investments. He also caused the bank crash as a side effect of this. (DW: Borrowed Time)

Receiving a cry for help on his psychic paper, the Doctor and the Ponds were led to a council estate in search of the source, with the Doctor finding it to be a young boy named George, who was afraid his father, Alex, was going to send him away. Further investigation led to the Doctor and Alex being sucked into the dollhouse in George's cupboard, along with Amy and Rory and several of George's neighbours. Inside the dollhouse, the Doctor discovered that George was a Tenza, who had come to Alex and his wife, as they could not have children; the dollhouse was where George put all his fears, but they were out of control. The Doctor encouraged Alex to help his son face his fears and everyone escaped the dollhouse, with the Doctor promising to check on George in case something else went awry. (DW: Night Terrors)

Eventually, the Doctor, along with thousands of other ships, discovered a mysterious message being broadcast across the universe from a planet. After boarding both Dalek and Cybermen ships to find out more, and barely managing to escape, he visited Clara at Christmas and met her family. After helping her prepare Christmas dinner, the Doctor and Clara travelled to the Papal Mainframe, where the Doctor met up with Tasha Lem, an old friend of his. Tasha sent the Doctor and Clara to a town on the planet, Christmas, to investigate the message.

Arriving at the town's clock tower, the Doctor was horrified to find a crack in time, through which the message was being broadcast - "Doctor Who?" The Doctor found it was the Time Lords, trapped in a pocket universe, trying to get out. If he spoke his name, they would come out, but then the other ships would descend on the planet, beginning a new Time War. Realising he was on Trenzalore and knowing the battle that lay ahead of him, the Doctor tricked Clara into going home in the TARDIS, but she clung on to the exterior and the TARDIS didn't return due to extending its force field to protect Clara. With his ship gone, the Doctor lived on Trenzalore for three-hundred-years, defending the planet against Daleks, Cybermen, Weeping Angels and Sontarans, in what was known as the Siege of Trenzalore. During this time, Handles was the Doctor's only companion, but he was forced to keep repairing him without the necessary spare parts. (DW: The Time of the Doctor)

### The Twelfth Doctor

Deciding to return to Victorian London, the Doctor and Clara reunited with the Paternoster Gang to investigate a carnival at the Frost Fairs, where some performers had gained powers, in connection with a death that had occurred. They discovered these events were linked to weapon-creator Orestes Milton, who was hiding from the Shadow Proclamation. The Doctor stopped Milton's anger-inducing machine, but was unable to prevent his escape. However, Affinity, a shape-shifter created by Milton, tricked him into thinking the Shadow Proclamation wanted his help, and the real Shadow Proclamation destroyed Milton's ship when it attempted to leave Earth. The humans altered by Milton retained their powers, and decided to resume their work at the fair. (DW: *Silhouette*)

The Doctor brought Clara to the planet Isen VI to check on a faint warning signal of Gallifreian origin. They found the planet being terraformed by Kano Dollar and his company, Dollar Intergalactic, which woke up a Hyperion named Rann-Korr, who was hiding in hibernation since the alliance of races led by Rassilon defeated Hyperios. The Doctor managed to freeze Rann-Korr by reversing the terraforming process while using himself as a bait. (DW: *Terrorformer*)

At Clara's urging, the Doctor took her and Courtney to the Moon in 2049, so that Courtney could be the first girl on the Moon to bolster her confidence. Landing instead in a recycled space shuttle heading for the moon, the Doctor was informed by Captain Lundvik that the moon had inexplicably gained mass, and that she and her crew were going to use nuclear bombs to dispose of the additional mass. Investigating a disused mining base from a previous mission, the Doctor, his companions and the astronauts found corpses preserved in webs and research that suggested that the moon was disintegrating. Soon after, the group was attacked by a spider creature, which Courtney killed with washing up equipment, but not before Lundvik's whole crew was killed.

Taking a scared Courtney back to the TARDIS, the Doctor voiced his uncertainty of the Moon's fate to Clara, calling it a "grey area" in time. Exploring the moon's surface for the reason behind the deterioration, the Doctor, Clara and Lundvik discovered a horde of spider germs beneath the Moon's surface, as well as amniotic fluid, prompting the Doctor to investigate beneath the Moon for answers. Scanning the Moon's core, the Doctor discovered that the Moon was, in fact, an egg for an ancient creature that was hatching. Reuniting with Clara and Lundvik after the shuttle and the TARDIS fell into a canyon, the Doctor informed them of his discovery after establishing contact with Courtney's phone. While Clara and Lundvik argued about killing the creature for the sake of the Earth, the Doctor had Courtney bring the TARDIS to him via a DVD, deciding that it was not his place to decide the Moon's future, and left in his TARDIS for Clara, Lundvik and Courtney to decide on behalf of humankind.

After Clara chose to spare the creature, despite humanity voting for its death, the Doctor returned for the three women, taking them to a beach on Earth to see the creature hatch and the Moon harmlessly disintegrate in Earth's atmosphere. Confirming that the sight of the moon hatching kick started the humans pioneering into space, and seeing the creature hatch a new egg with same mass as the old Moon, the Doctor returned Courtney and Clara to Coal Hill School. However, Clara, angered by the position the Doctor had put her in, asked the Doctor if he had known the egg was harmless, which the Doctor confirmed as true. Tired of the Doctor's apathy, Clara argued with the Doctor about how he had almost caused her to kill an unborn creature, and, deeply hurt by the Doctor's constantly patronising attitude toward humanity in general, she told him to leave and not return for her. The Doctor was left stunned by her reaction and immediately took off. (DW: *Kill the Moon*)

Arriving in an underwater base called the Drum in 2119, the Doctor found that the TARDIS was "unhappy" with her surroundings, and he and Clara then wandered around the base to find it empty with signs of a struggle. Seeing two apparitions of a Tivolian and human male, they stumbled upon a spaceship marked with foreign wording, which the Doctor found untranslatable. The apparitions then chased the Doctor and Clara to a Faraday cage, containing the base's crew; Cass, Tim Lunn, Alice O'Donnell, Mason Bennett and Richard Pritchard. Using his UNIT credentials to gain their trust, the crew explained to the Doctor that the man, Jonathan Moran, had been their captain before his death, and that they had been menaced by the apparitions only at the night since discovering the ship, which lead then to believe that they were ghosts, which the Doctor debunked.

As the Drum entered day mode, the Doctor learned more about the base from the crew, and further investigated the spaceship, discovering that one of the power cells was missing and a suspended animation chamber was unaccountable. After re-evaluating the situation caused the Doctor to conclude that the ghosts were genuine, the Drum's night mode was activated by the ghosts, and the Cloister Bell began to ring. With Prichard killed by Moran, and the ghosts trying to lure a medical team to the Drum, the Doctor ordered the base be locked under quarantine and encouraged the surviving crew to help him capture the ghosts.

Trapping the ghosts in the Faraday cage, the Doctor found they were repeating coordinates to the flooded town's church, and that the ghosts had been artificially created to act as a homing beacon. After Bennett retrieved the ship's suspended animation chamber, the Doctor found that the coordinates had been the symbols within the spaceship, and decided to go back in time to before the town's flooding to find the truth of the matter. As the Doctor, Clara and the crew made their way to the TARDIS, the ghosts began flooding water into the Drum, resulting in emergency doors coming down and splitting the group in half. Clara was trapped in the base with Cass and Lunn, while the Doctor set off in the TARDIS with O'Donnell and Bennett. (DW: *Under the Lake*)

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**Recurring characters**
Hydrium, Hadley, Investigator Rog'tor, Captain Kiyoshi, Sgt. Fishe, The Cabinet, Fel!lexi gel, Delarasay, Thosth, Andranazar, Finn, Ash, Virmir, Shaley, Pumpkin, Tom, Dr. Phage, Bow-tie, The Creator, Kaluex, IRONIC4life, Hudson, XTeodor12, Penny, Axel

**Minor characters**
Ess'Kraktik, Kost, Hurranix, Beanson, Yyge, Achillean Nestoris, Zulius Kaltaris, Q, **The Doctor**

Ankarstian, Poseidon, Areex

**Recurring characters**
Hydrium, Sgt. Fishe, SANTACLAWS, Axel, Multimus, Whiskers, Lobotius, Kieli, Teodor, Kaluex, Hudson, Ash, Ironicus, Jerome, The Cabinet of Alnair, Virmir, Cyl Drathra, Blod, Lusitiaño

**Minor characters and allies**
Fel!lexi\_Gel, Hadley, F'Geran, Sul-Synth, Xylan, The Curator, Tannison, Dolmanoi, Rog'tor, Xylan, Phage, Andranazar, Ess'Kraktik, Markas, Gothylasan, Leibnizoral, Finn, Captain Kiyoshi, Storker, Toreela, Galatan Nestoris, Kalthex Voltaris, Jorex Voltaris, Ciantrius Sendaris, Achillean Nestoris, Zulius Kaltaris, Kost, Kalem, Tom, **The Doctor**, Vekos, Shaley, Oleyl Wolf, Celzor, Dralon, Ethron, Kelma, Martin Pennathy, David Kempler, Nyle Johnson, Kaarta, Romana, Maxil, Padral, Josiah Jacenite, J, Terema, Nyra Shandry, Gabriel Farmer, Sam Farmer, Delarasay, Thosth, Myna, Samuel, Drelmen, Sen Dait-Thel, Palthinious, Andrew Graceford, Purcerre, Lethall, Gorna, Good Thorn, Good Beanley, Good Adriano, Good Cubeson, Ex-commander, Ch'arrsen, Terpav, Darwin, Thorn, Seralen, Gesorev