The Doctor's Reboot

## Source

**The Doctor's Reboot** is the first episode of the first series of *The Richie Doctor*.

## Cast

* Richie Reviews as The Richie Doctor
* Robot as Yasmin Khan
* Robot as Graham O'Brien
* Callum Stook as The Master
* Doctor Who Funpage as The Daleks

## Crew

* Written by - Sharon
* Script Edited by - Doctor Who Funpage
* Edited by - Doctor Who Funpage
* Music by - Murray Gold, Segun Akinola & Doctor Who Funpage

## Sypnosis

Chibnall and Whittaker are out, and The Richie Doctor is in! What will happen to the fam? What do The Master and The Daleks want? You'll have to find out...

## Plot

Regenerated from being a woman, the Doctor finds himself a man again in front of his companions Yaz and Graham. Offending Yaz, the Doctor remarks about his previous incarnation's bubblies. He then appreciates not getting accused to be a witch and being able to avoid the twenty-fifth century. He ridicules his own clothes he got from a charity shop, giving him the impression of everything being "so wrong", realizing he needs to change from noticing his bra. He later asks his companions about his new outfit, noticing the TARDIS to be small. He criticizes the vessel to be dark and orange, giving the impression of a crystal cavern.

Not wanting to deal with them, he decides to take his companions back home, planning to start a new reboot. He hopes to gain new companions, outfits, a TARDIS, and a "load of" retcons. Explaining his reason, he describes her as bland as a cardboard cutout, adding that she sounds like a robot. He giving the same robot comment to Graham. The Doctor, however, acknowledges a bit of his charisma but recognized how series twelve ruined him. In spite of her queerbaiting and incomplete arc, the Doctor says to her "you're out and I'm in.", asking if Chibal still in charge of the show, planning to get marketed for a new audience after the "Timeless Children shit". Because of her year of origin, she pointed out an implied amiss apsects of the Doctor's appearance, protested when appearance ever does matter. Failing to convince him, she protests how they can win another BAFTA and confess her love to him; the Doctor responded that he hates her. When his companions were dropped off, Yaz struggle after leaving since her career depends on the TARDIS, comforted by Graham. Needing to head back to a chase, Graham wonders about Ryan's whereabouts; Yaz explains that budget cuts can result in the spending of weird cinematography and an "aspect ratio" that can not be spent on playback.

Back in the TARDIS, the Doctor prepares for a new title sequence, not enjoying the previous one. After the sequence, he describes it as awful, requesting someone to rehire Murray. He exits the TARDIS to arrive in South Africa. He then corrects himself to be actually in ransor of rubbishness with the tooth fairy, admiring the place. A Dalek approaches him, noticed by the Doctor to be a "super special" Dalek, which made him resemble an Oral-B Toothbrush. Detected by the Doctor, the Dalek commands to follow him. Not knowing how the casual public can understand what is happening, the Doctor abides by his orders, losing the audience.

The Doctor follows him to the Master, who escaped and refuses to explain how. Teaming with the Daleks, the Master introduces a device as the fourth wall tissue eliminator. It enables him to foresee flaws in every plan and to bypass them. The Doctor jokes about it being inactive since the Master is still cringy, provoking the Master to claim to be the best Master ever. The Doctor deactivates the device with his new sonic screwdriver and theme, although the Master claims the theme to be his.

When the Master mentioned how he did not tell the whole story arc of this season, the Doctor rather made it clear to not do so and suggest resorting back to standalone adventures. The Master emphasizes the Doctor's need to return to Gallifrey since he discovered something, up to the Doctor's disinterest. The Doctor wants to ignore the past events for the sake of the soft reboot. The Master finally stated someone going to initially reveal him and the Doctor to be brothers. Surprised by the news, he nonetheless will stop watching this show if the writers keep treating it like crap. As his device's power reduces, the Master announces the Doctor will see him again before leaving, undoubted by him.

Back in the TARDIS, the Doctor looks upon how this was not a filler story, noticing he no longer having companions anymore. According to him, the episode will be better if it lasts longer as he does not look forward to hearing the theme again.

A voice informs of no post-credit scene since this video is not a Marvel movie. They then command to choose another video to watch and bid bye.