The Purple Doctor

## Incarnations of the Doctor

As a result of the Master's sacrifice to become his guardian, the Little Red Doctor was resurrected and received a new regeneration cycle which began with **the Purple Doctor**.

During post-regeneration, the Doctor was founded by Megan Williams and Tommy Benton of UNIT unconscious on an Earth surface. There, Tommy used the Karma on the Purple Doctor too early since it was during his post-regeneration process, resulting in the damage of his eyesight. Because of the incident, the Doctor wore glasses in order to properly see.

This incarnation took a toll on the Doctor and Megan's relationship as she had a special one with the Little Red Doctor. Because of this, Megan confronted the Purple Doctor about her discomfort of adjusting to him, so they soon decided to start their own relationship fresh.

After undergoing his post-regeneration, the Purple Doctor attempted to take off with Megan on the TARDIS only to have failed dematerialization due to low energy, stranding him on Earth for some time.

## Biography

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### Post-regeneration

When the Little Red Doctor regenerated to the Purple Doctor, he was befuddled and accidentally overloaded the engine of the TARDIS by pressing too many buttons. This caused his companion Megan Williams to be at the culmination of getting ejected. He held onto her before intentionally letting her go as she safely landed upon UNIT rescue, while he crash-landed. Suffering from post-regeneration trauma, he was founded by Megan and UNIT official Tommy Benton, who drained his excess regeneration energy via the Karma under his very orders; however, Tommy used it too early, causing his vision to go impaired.

The Doctor was taken to settle at Nessa William's house, where he was assigned a UNIT case by the Brigadier regarding the seventeen unconnected deaths in a local area and acquired glasses to perfect his eyesight. He then found himself pursued by time flies attracted by his regeneration energy. Despite his concerned objections to risking Megan's life, she distracted the flies, allowing him and Tommy to flee. Presiding for UNIT, the duo went to investigate one of the deaths, reluctantly permitted by PC Lauren Miller. Deduced that the flies were the culprit in order for time to be manipulated, he with Tommy followed the evidence by going to the sewers illicitly right to the flies after convincing Lauren to keep it discreet.

The flies took Megan as the communicating host, trying to exploit the Doctor's guilt and turmoil in order to coerce him to have them consume his regeneration energy. The Doctor complied but forced them under the condition that the flies would leave the planet while holding himself hostage. With a freed Megan's protest and the flies violating the deal, he resorted to using the karma to thwart them.

Following the incident, the TARDIS's interior was redecorated with a purple shade and the Doctor was given a new sonic screwdriver, much to his amusement. Though Megan had a different relationship with the Little Red Doctor than the Purple Doctor, Megan reconciled with the latter and decided to resume being his companion. However, the TARDIS obtained major errors that prevented materialization, stranding the duo on Earth. (*Doctor Who FanFilm*: How Time Flies)

### Stranded on Earth

The Doctor spent his time on Earth trying to fix the TARDIS by dismantling the console, which proved himself difficult when discarding a component. Megan would even criticize his method based on the appearance of the disorderly interior. Surprisingly, after not seeing him for a while due to possibly avoiding him, Megan called and invited him to investigate a notorious meteor crash in Chesterwood Park. When he and Megan reunite, their interaction started out a little awkward, albeit they momentarily familiarized their relationship.

The Doctor and Megan approached the crash site, while he reencountered PC Lauren Miller, who forbade UNIT and Torchwood from entering due to the authority of Angela Fletcher, who replaced Nick as Brigadier and affirmed that he resigned, much to their shock. Though Angela had a clear background check, they discreetly teamed up with Torchwood officials, Tommy and Captain Fraser Ward, in order to expose Angela's suspicious behavior, essentially spying on her in a span of a week. They discovered that Angela trapped Nick in another dimension, so the Doctor tasked Megan to blow up Angela's escape pod, to their success. Believing Von Fel-Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen, Angela's true guise, deserved no death sentence, the Doctor offered to take her home, but her pride made her refuse, forcing Nessa to splash Von with vinegar, disintegrating her. (*Doctor Who FanFilm*: Vengeance of the Bloodline)

After the TARDIS was completely repaired, Megan resumed her travels with the Doctor, but he accidentally brought Nick when noticing the timeline being altered by the Movement, a group that fed scriptwriter Johnathan Clark's ideas of films from the future in 1982, which endangered Nick's existence. He accidentally aggravated Megan by expecting her to get over his previous incarnation, but they later reconciled. The Doctor exposed the Movement's plan to Johnathan and vowed to protect him from them, only to have his hand amputated. The Movement had gotten away, leaving the Doctor curious about who they were. (*Doctor Who FanFilm*: The Summer of '82)

## Personality

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## External links

* The Purple Doctor on Wikipedia
* The Purple Doctor on Tardis