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The Cosmic Cyberman

## Clip

**The Cosmic Cyberman** is a special release for *The Dark Doctor* event. It is an audio story.

It follows Jade recalling October 2019 in order to trace the events that incited her anger towards the Doctor, while Peter struggles to balance thinking between his brain and heart.

## Cast

* Vivian as Jade/The Cosmic Cyberman
* Martin Chuma as Peter
* Gabe Not Dave as Cybermen
* Iris Prindel as The Doctor/UNIT Soilder #2/Zygon/Sontaran
* Eclipse Strasser as Gemma
* Sigve as James Mitchell
* Imasha as Ellis
* La’Cron Williams as UNIT Soilder #1
* Elise Zolnoski as Melanie
* Gabe Meadows-Cleveland as Daleks
* Isaac Travers as The Classy Doctor

## Synopsis

Jade is taken back to October 2019 for 1 purpose. to Explain the events that made her angry towards a man. that man's name is the doctor.

## Plot

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

A frightened Jade wakes up in an unknown location and seeks to find Gemma. Against Jade's wishes, a memory transfer commences, which summons a cyber memory control taking the form of Gemma, someone she trusts, and alerting of a cyber memory control in the brain. Jade asks where Gemma is, but the cyber memory control search and find her location to be unknown. The cyber memory control claims Jade to be "nowhere" in spite of her persistent belief to be somewhere. In order to access Jade's location, the cyber memory control goes to establish full connection with her memories by recommencing his memory transfer against his will, causing her agonizing pain.

At the start of the memories, a fatigued Jade wakes up to an alarm on October 26, 2019 and gets called by Peter. John and Peter plan to watch Jay and Silent Bob today, but Peter was unable to invite Gemma and John when contacting them. Gemma gave no response, while John declined, making Peter speculate that he's hanging with Mary.

## References

1. ↑ Gormaco (@gormaco\_) • Instagram photos and videos
The Doctor (Doctor Who Short Films)

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* Old Doctor
* Scarf And Beaded Doctor
* Bow Tie Doctor

The Doctor is a traveller throughout time and space, operating on the TARDIS.

His appearance varies based on his ability to regenerate after facing near death.

He is residing in Universe-132297 (Doctor Who Short Films)

## Links

DOCTOR WHO SHORT FILMS

OLD DOCTOR (DOCTOR WHO SHORT FILMS)

SCARF AND BEADED DOCTOR (DOCTOR WHO SHORT FILMS)

BOW TIE DOCTOR (DOCTOR WHO SHORT FILMS)

## YOU TUBE

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpC3C3ZfK7Ch-m5NpLTR0iA
The Young Doctor (Doctor Who: Divergence)

**The Young Doctor**, alongside his companion Josh Mulligan, aided the Galactic Federation's outpost when under attack by the Daleks by destroying the military Daleks. While doing so, a Dalek attempted to exterminate the two, but missed its aim and killed itself, therefore failing to kill Josh, which diverged this Doctor's reality from the main timeline. (*Doctor Who: The Young Doctor Chronicles*: Insurrection of the Daleks: Part Two; *Doctor Who: Divergence*: Eve Of War)
United Intelligence Taskforce Intergalactic Division

At the comm center, the **United Intelligence Taskforce Intergalactic Division** monitors channels between worlds to assure neither influence each other, ensuring balance.

Anticipated Agent 451 and Agent 577 arrival, it members Commander Collins and the Doctor assisted Agent 451 in stopping Trace, tracked Agent 577 as subject B. (*T.R.A.C.E. A Doctor Who Fan Film Webseries*: Episode 2)
The Red Assassin: Part 2

**The Red Assassin: Part 2** is the second 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.***

## Plot

The Doctor recognizes the killer as The Red Assassin, a bounty hunter. The Red Assassin kills one of the guards, forcing the Doctor to teleport him back to the spaceship and scramble the circuits. The Doctor uses the TARDIS to scan the ship watching them to uncover the Red Assassin's employer.

The TARDIS detects that the ship is a battlecruiser belonging to the Demarians, a humanoid race who takes pride with their criminal status. The Doctor opens a video call with Demarian Kestaar Ganshii, who desires to demolish the Earth's governments to promote disorder by killing off every world leader.

The Doctor opts to contact UNIT for assistance before the Red Assassin returns, so the Doctor challenges him a fight to the death via laser swords. After the Doctor lures the Red Assassin to the upper floor of a clock tower, the remaining guard shoots the latter, causing him to fall before getting impaled. With the Red Assassin dead, the Doctor retrieves the teleport bracelet and sends it back to the battlecruiser, blowing it up.

The Doctor later joins the guard in watching the fireworks.
Valedictory package

In response to the expected Asteroid A221B collision to Earth, the government announced a distribution of **valedictory packages** in order to assure the dying experience.

Ralf had acquired one that was meant for two people, sharing its content with Goddrick, utilizing it as a final solution to the end of the world. When they drank the contents, they both screamed in agony and subsequently froze.
The Doctor (Freshy Kanals Rap Battles)

"*You don't want to face a time lord in the rhyme war. You're minor to the Daleks I fought.*"
—The Doctor

**The Doctor** participated in a rap battle with Doctor Strange as they alternated their turns to belittle each other.

The Doctor started the battle, subsequently rapping at his Tardis, a parallel universe, Gallifrey, and a vault. (*Freshy Kanals Rap Battles*: Doctor Strange vs Doctor Who)

## External links

* The Doctor on Wikipedia
* The Doctor on Tardis
* The Doctor on Freshy Kanal Wiki
The Mekkon Assassination

## Elsewhere

**The Mekkon Assassination** is the second episode of the first volume of *Doctor Who: Uncharted Past*.

## Cast

* Daniel Patton as The Irish Doctor
* Amy McAllister as Fiona Chase
* Joseph Overton as Kah-Nok
* Oliver Silcock as Kralpark
* John N. Harper as Trigonian Lord / Scout

## Synopsis

Taking Fiona on her first adventure in the Tardis, the Irish Doctor makes a miscalculation and arrive at the fall of the Mekkon Empire. With the horrors of war happening all around them, the Irish Doctor and Fiona must try and stop the fighting before everyone dies.

## Plot

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

The Doctor takes Fiona to the planet Mek, homeworld of the alien Mekkons, intending to be in 6 years after the Mekkon Empire' renewal (3595). He realize that the renewal is too early as the empire collapses due to a "ever-growing" Trigonian resistance dispersing a hazardous fog as a blitz, endangering the Mekkons; this greatly "hurts" their treaty with the Mekkons to make a pact. The two groups with Mekkons Kah-Nok, the "wise" Mekkon leader, and Kralpark. The group retreat to the woodlands to find the surviving Mekkons, while evading the Trigonian's detection. The Doctor explains to Fiona that Trigonians are "multi-dimensionally" existing beings that could travel to parallel universes. When a Trigonian discover the group, the Doctor surrenders himself to see the Trigonian Lord, allowing the rest to escape.
The Proper Bonkers Doctor

**The Proper Bonkers Doctor** was an incarnation of the Doctor.

## Biography

### Post-regeneration

When the Moustache Doctor regenerated to the Proper Bonkers Doctor, a befuddled PB adjusted to this new incarnation and choose a new outfit, exaggerating on the incarnation's new innovative persona. (The New Doctor)

#### Post-degeneration

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

At Vore, the Rani attempted to kill AMAZING and a version of PB in order to prevent Blanos from obtaining enough power from multi-Doctor stories to destroy half of the canon. The Rani used a degenerate gun on AMAZING to revert him back into a baby, forcing him to degenerate back to PB, while the other PB accidentally regenerated into AMAZING. The Cosmic Doctor abruptly arrived and scared off the Rani, rescuing PB. PB was disgusted to once again have "old teeth".

Founded a letter falsely to be from Cosmic, PB took offense by the hateful words and accused Cosmic, only to learn that he misunderstood the situation. (Sheda 2)

### Travels

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

PB was once confronted by the evil Emojis and thwarted their efforts to destroy the world by making them vanish, proving himself to be as an "undefeatable" Time Lord. (The Evil Emojis)

Deciding he needed to learn from the "masters" again, PB traveled to the temple of Ninjutsu to learn Ninjutsu from Ninja Bob, who trained him to exert his physical strength. A villain challenged PB to a fight, but PB proved his competence at "sonic-jutsu" by brutally exerting his sonic screwdriver at him. Galvanized by PB's skills, Bob requested to join PB in time and space and was accepted as a companion. (The Day of The Ninja)

PB and Bob encountered the evil lamps, who killed off Bob. Fueled by grief of losing another companion, PB used his sonic screwdriver to send the lamps away. (The Lamps of Death)

Following Bob's demise, PB's body was forcefully possessed by the Anti-Doctor. An induced PB went to a realm, where he met the Moustache Doctor, who encouraged him to save the universe from the Anti-Doctor. PB manifested a sonic screwdriver, which he used to rightfully obtain his body and defeat the Anti-Doctor. (The Anti-Doctor)

## External links

* The Proper Bonkers Doctor on Wikipedia
* The Proper Bonkers Doctor on Tardis
* The Proper Bonkers Doctor on DrWhoFanfilm Wiki
Violet

**Violet** met the Little Red Doctor when she curiously asked him about an unusual blue box she spotted in the woods. Soon, the Arkhallons forced the Earth population to be in a sleep trance. After waking up from this, the Doctor explained to her that their aliens and that he needed to contact UNIT. Intrigued by this, Violet initially planned to assist the Doctor with this. The Doctor rejected this and left her alone, concluded that his life is dangerous and that he can't interfere with anyone else's.

## Appearances

### *Doctor Who FanFilm*

#### Series 3

* The Arkhallon Trance
* Power of the Puppeteer (mentioned)
The Vashta Nerada Return!

## Trailer

**The Vashta Nerada Return!** is the fifth episode and the first Christmas special of *Doctor Who Velocity*.

## Cast

* Krystal Moore as The Doctor
* Jen Potcher as Gloria Apiary
* Brett Dayne as Noel Sleigh Kringle
* Paycen McGahey as Kevin Apiary

## Crew

* Camera - Kody Newton
* Sound - Tom Sanford
* Sound - Maggie Schernthanner
* Tardis 3D Model - Daniel J Patton
* Theme Tune by - Hardwire Productions
* Christmas Theme Music by - The Boffins
* Special Thanks to - SOVRN
* Special Thanks to - Newton To Newton Productions
* Special Thanks to - Repop Gift Shop
* Written by - Krystal Moore
* Directed by - Chris Phillips

## Synopsis

Can you imagine being stuck in a Christmas Movie that never ends? The Doctor must save her friend Gloria from a festive disaster and stop an ancient threat lurking in the shadows!

## Plot

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

Gloria Apiary is celebrating Christmas, her favorite holiday, purchasing on various items. She contacts her son, Kevin Apiary, who is enjoying cocktail at a beach. She asks him to choose for her to get him either a red or a green sweeter only for him to admit staying abroad for a while because of the IRS' suspicions about what happened with his company. When she offer to ship to to his address, he assures her better to not know. Failed to be tempted her son with turkey, his favorite dessert and the presents, he suggests her to spend Christmas with her cousins or sister. Decided to spend it alone, she told him not to worry, secretly disappointed.

At a house, Gloria is browsing Christmas Movies, happily surprised from the Doctor's unannounced visit with Christmas treats. Turns out, he wanted her to check on Gloria. They soon drank the bottle the Doctor brought. When the Doctor noticed Christmas Movies on the television, Gloria recalls putting on Christmas films at bedtime which eased her fear of the dark.

At bed, Gloria wakes up by lookalike of her, who claimed to be the best version of Gloria if Gloria wants that. Gloria excitedly follows her lookalike to the "perfect Christmas world", loving A Christmas Carol.

Outside on the next day, the Doctor checks up on Gloria only to find her not accepting unsolicited visitors, discovering strange energy readings around the place. Gloria assures everything to be wondering, leaving the Doctor suspicious.

Inside the television, Gloria suddenly teleports to Noel Sleigh Kringle, up to his shock. Thinking it's a dream, Gloria mentions Kevin, asked by Noel if he's her fiancé or boyfriend. Charmed by Noel's personality, Gloria delightfully stares at him as he does the same to her.

The television switches the scene to a cabin.
The Dickensian Doctor

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   **The Dickensian Doctor** is a doctor who fans doctor run by **TTPRODUCTIONS 23** and portrayed by ABI LOUISE

She first appeared in the audio drama "MUDLARKS" released in October 2022. She is primarily an audio drama doctor. Although she will be making her first screen appearance in December 2024 with TORN VEIL by TT PRODUCTIONS23 & OVERTON AUDIOS

The Dickensian doctor is a clumsy fool who tends to stumble over both her words and her own feet. She once dropped her sonic under a canon on a pirate ship and attempted to reach it by poking it with a sword ( DEVILS OF THE CARIBBEAN)

She has a steampunk Tardis interior, which has a unique atmosphere

Dickensian only travels with a companion later in life as she felt she didn't have the capacity to look after one. After a while, she travels with LOGAN DEREKSON, a Space pilot from earth, who she found on a Sontaran training planet.[*citation needed*]

## References

1. ↑ https://www.instagram.com/p/Cv7PfkOM9Tr/
The Doctor (ANGRY MINECRAFT)

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**The Doctor** is a Time Lord that travels in his TARDIS and is from an unknown universe. His former companions and friends are Steve, Fred, Tyrone, Zach, and Jay. He is currently accompanying the birds, while Steve is being trained to be a wizard.

## Biography

When the Doctor was in his first seen incarnation, he encountered a Minecraft universe known as Minecraft, where he befriended Steve, Fred, Tyrone, Zach, and Jay. After the they got chased by monsters, the Doctor toke them to his TARDIS, traveling back to the Middle Ages of Minecraft. When they arrived, they stayed for a while exploring the land. Eventually, the Doctor dropped them off back to their universe as he leaves with his TARDIS.

At some point of time, the Doctor regenerated to an unknown incarnation, which could possibly be the Doctor's Second Seen Incarnation.

He meet Steve again in a different incarnation to save his friends and to defeat a powerful enemy known as Herobrine. He recruited the birds, Sonic, and Mario to help Steve kill Herobrine.

When Herobrine returns, he sends Steve to a master known as Goku to teach him how to be a properly trained wizard, while the Doctor is currently accompanying the birds.

## Appearance

### ANGRY MINECRAFT

#### Season 1

* Part 3 - Doctor Who?
* Part 4 (mentioned)
* Part 7
* Part 8
* Part 9
* Part 10

#### Season 2

* Part 13
* Part 16
* GOKU MEETS STEVE (mentioned)
Universe-912 ((DOCTOR WHO FAN FILMS (series)

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This universe which diverged from 2017 during event of The Doctor Falls

Universe-912 also referred to as *the universe*, is a universe where The Doctor originated and resides.

The Doctor there travels throughout space and time of this dimension and prevents alien threats.

## EVENTS

*Dalek invaison of Earth* had happened on Planet Earth during 2110

*Cybermen had attack on Planet Zan* had happened during 2210

The Doctor went missing during 2211
The Classy Master

## Incarnations of the Master

Wanting to be a god, **the Classy Master** plotted to replace a Weeping angel as a catalyst in the Big Bang to obtain god powers, using his TARDIS as transport. Melanie figured that because the Master was a Time Lord, his plan would either resulted in him blowing up or becoming an ungodly creature. The Classy Doctor added that the latter may be more likely from knowing the Master.

To prevent the Doctor from interfering with his plan, the Master kidnapped and coerced Julia King and Brigadier Laurel Lee into playing a game, filled with deadly obstacles he built, forcing the Doctor to save them. However, the Doctor prevailed the Master's expectations and still managed to confront him along with Melanaie, Julia, and Laurel.

As a result, the Doctor inadvertently became the catalyst instead and was rendered into a monster state. To renormalize the Doctor, the Master assisted Julia into feigning her death caused by the Doctor in order give him a regenerative shock. Afterwards, the Master reluctantly began to take Melanaie, Julia, and Laurel back to UNIT base. (*The Classy Doctor Chronicles*: Goodbye, Julia Part 2)

## External links

* The Classy Master on Wikipedia
* The Classy Master on Tardis
The Doctor (The First Hipster)

**The Doctor** is a time traveler using a time machine known as the Retardis. After failing to prevent Jennifer Lawrence from being famous, Cartman stole the Retardis from the Doctor, leaving the individual with no time machine to travel in.

## Trivia

* This version of the Doctor is based off the Eleventh Doctor from the revived *Doctor Who* series due to his appearance and attire.
The Ender Vane

In the Classy Doctor's universe, **the Ender Vane** explored planets only to find them in ruins. He stopped at Earth in 2005 to find the same result and met the Classy Doctor, an idol of his as he knows his future. Teamed up with the Doctor to find the reason for the circumstances, the Ender Vane and him arrived at a city only to find it deserted as well before encountering a shadow which the Ender Vane recognized as dangerous.

When the creature attacked the two, they both ran to the Doctor's TARDIS that was then taken to the Doctor to the Matrix of Gallifrey only for the two to find Gallifrey "destroyed." The two entered into the Matrix to search its database and found an alternate version of the Ender Vane to be responsible for the Earth to be in ruins before the Doctor's arrival with the use of his powers. They then both noticed an amulet in the Darkness' neck, suspecting it to give it his powers.

The Ender Vane then used a device, coined by him as the Time Thinghy before he knew what it was, that he used to travel in the Megaverse to leave the universe and stop his alternate version from repeating his actions to other universes.
The Doctor (Gormaco’s Doctor Who Universe)

* Classy
* Last

## Incarnations of **the Doctor**

"*Well, I hope you’re enjoying it. Because these memories were all built from thousands of years. Memories I can’t have back. Memories are what defines us. Without them, people aren't people. Yet here you are...wasting precious memories. Memories that defined who I am. And What do you think I’ll do without them? I’d unleash the fury of a Time Lord. Do you really want to see that happen? But of course, you won't be able to see it anyway. Because you’re getting full, aren't you?*"
—The Last Doctor

A **version** of **the Doctor** was a traveler throughout time and space, operating on the TARDIS. His appearance varies based on his ability to regenerate after facing near death.

His legacy spawned several stories, praising him to be a "good man". One was when the Last Doctor saved the Kruls from the Yo-Yo Man.

## Appearances

### *Doctor Who Fanfilm*

#### Series 1

* Heist Of The Daleks
* Just Keep Yo-ing

### *The Classy Doctor Chronicles*

#### Season 1

* The Sontaran Invasion
* The Angel In Paris
* The Mysterious Dinner Party

### *Doctor Who*

#### Short Trips

* Burn The Witch! (mentioned)
* No More Class
* Away In His Mind

## External links

* The Doctor (Gormaco’s Doctor Who Universe) on Wikipedia
* The Doctor (Gormaco’s Doctor Who Universe) on Tardis
Uncle of The Doctor

## Source

**Uncle of The Doctor** is the fourth episode of *Dr Who Fanfilm AMAZING*.

## Synopsis

Haunted by a haunting prophecy, the Doctor continues on his quest to find his long lost Uncle. But will he discover more then he bargained for? What secrets will be revealed? Will the Doctor make it out of this epic series finale alive?

## Plot

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

## External link

* Uncle of The Doctor on the DrWhoFanfilm Wiki
The Doctor Again

## Source

**The Doctor Again** is the prequel of the first series of *Doctor Who: Regenerated*.

## Cast

* Micah Fierro as The Doctor
* Vaylee Alair as Chloe
* Jericho Rose as The Doctor
* Zac Fergis as Petrolite

## Synopsis

The Doctor has become a renegade in a galactic war across the galaxy! On his path of destruction, he is determined to end the war once and for all, unfortunately for him things don't exactly go as planed and he is forced to regenerate into a new incarnation.

## Plot

An indefinite amount of long times ago on the planet Gallifrey, a TARDIS leaves the planet. Although there are many universes and timelines, they all have one thing in common: the ongoing storm.

Somewhere on the surface, the Doctor of war and his companion Chloe ran away from an explosion as he destroyed planets, distraught from her of what he did. Seen various amounts of suffering, he argues that he had no choice. Believed the contrary, she asks him if he can even call himself "the Doctor" anymore since he's turning into a renegade. He adds that he already is one.

As another explosion occurs nearby, the two ran from the site only for her to have shot down, leaving her paralyzed. Before she dies, she made him promise to be the Doctor. Her death was by the hands of Petrolite out of vengeance, whose planet was one he destroyed, resulting in the death of their people. Although he apologizes for what he did, they shot him down and left him, starting his regeneration process.

Realized his state, he heads to his TARDIS where he decides that he can't afford to be a renegade again, recognizing his title to be a helper and healer. Saved people in the past, he figures that he also needs to save himself. Welcoming the new Doctor, he finally turns into the Clockwork Doctor.

Waken up, he checks his body to find he no longer needs glasses, liking his fluffy hair despite not being ginger. The TARDIS soon starts crashing to America on Earth, adjusted by him from the controls as it proceeds.
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The Last Master

## Incarnations of the Master

**The Last Master** was an incarnation of the Master.

After the Last Doctor created a paradox, the Master sought to correct it by kidnaping Gemma Jones as a means to kill her in order to restore the universe. While keeping Gemma captive, the Master learned from Gemma of her plan's success in the future, so took the opportunity of this newfound knowledge to accelerate the Doctor's regeneration process and to steal his TARDIS.

## Biography

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

On October 25, 2019, the Master robbed the Doctor of Gemma and kept her captive, seeking to correct his mistake regarding a paradox he created. Later, the Master welcomed Gemma to her "final resting place" where she was awakened and tied to a chair. According to Gemma, the Master had inflicted some "interesting" torture methods on her. Before the Doctor arrived to free Gemma, the Master initiated the process to kill her in order to restore the universe as her attempt succeeded. After Gemma died in the Doctor's arms, the Master sincerely apologized for what had happened. The Doctor decided to spare the Master in spite of what she did, unable to do so since it would cause another paradox. "Gift[ing]" the Doctor's generosity, the Master unexpectedly accelerated the Doctor's regeneration process because Gemma had told her of her plan's success in the future, already have stolen his TARDIS. The Master then escaped. (*Doctor Who: Dead End*: The End Of A Lifetime)

## External links

* The Last Master on Wikipedia
* The Last Master on Tardis
Travis Richey

**Travis Richey** is a writer and actor.

He had created the series *Untitled Web Series About a Space Traveler Who Can Also Travel Through Time* centering on his character the Inspector which was based on a metafictional charter he had previously portrayed on *Community*. He had then made a guest appearance as the character in the *Doctor Stew* crossover episode *TOON CRASH*.

After his series premiered, he appeared as the 12th Doctor in *The Doctor Games*.
The Stick Man Doctor

In his TARDIS at Universe 78, **the Stick Man Doctor** was pulled by a gateway to Universe 616 and Universe 89, where he was encountered and joined by Spider-Man and Batman, respectively. The gateway escorted them all to Universe T-21, where they met Iron Man. The Stick Man Doctor entered back into the gateway and was sent back to Universe 78. (*Dawn of the Multiverse*: Heroes of the Multiverse)

## External links

* The Stick Man Doctor on Wikipedia
* The Stick Man Doctor on Tardis
The Remastered Series

## Trailer

**The Remastered Series**, also known and styled as **Doctor Who Remastered**, **project 0**, **Project 0**, **and Project: Zero**, is the ongoing remastered collection of *Doctor Who FanFilm* from series 1-4.

As of December 7, 2019, DW2012 has released the four remastered episodes of the first series.
The Operators

**In The Blood** is the fourth episode of the second volume of *Doctor Who: Uncharted Past* and the ninth episode overall.

## Cast

* Daniel Patton as The Irish Doctor
* Calum Quigg as Nathan Chase
* Nick Payne as Oscar
* Harvey Smith as The Protector

## Sypnosis

Taken out of time, the Irish Doctor and Nathan find themselves at the mercy of the Protector and his Operators - but who are they? Can the Doctor escape the maze? Can Nathan break free of his captors?

## References

1. ↑ Doctor Who: Uncharted Past | Volume 2 | Episode 4: The Operators - YouTube
The Dark Manor

**The Dark Manor** was an encrypted mansion located outside of all reality. It served as a refuge for unwanted "creatures and stories that don't belong in the megaverse," so that none would harm the balance of the megaverse. (*Doctor Who: Dead End*: Megaversal Displacement, *RE:TEMPORALSHIFT.mp4*)

When the Renegade and Classy Doctor were abducted, they arrived at the mansion and was welcomed by its caretaker, the Entity. (*Doctor Who: Dead End*: Megaversal Displacement)
Théâtre National de l'Opéra de Prance

**Théâtre National de l'Opéra de Prance** was an opera house in Prance, owned by Treble.

The house started out quaint with its opera shows performed by composer Dorian Mode. Much of the audience was bored, other than Lydian, who adored his work and was hired to sing. Due to the initiation of World Party Two, the house was popularized, resulting in Treble overworking the couple to many performances by deciding upon extensive budget cuts. (*Doctor Whooves Adventures*: Pony of the Opera)
The Devil

When Geffrey saw the Doctor exit from the TARDIS, he falsely accused her of being a witch under the ostensible evidence that she emerged from the "Devil's box". The Doctor's case was settled by the Court of Assizes, where she argued her defense, but jeopardized herself when confessing that she once met **the Devil**, also known as **Satan**, who didn't have a box and was coincidentally sucked to a black hole. (*Doctor Who Velocity*: Episode 1)

## External links

* The Devil on Wikipedia
* The Devil on Tardis
* The Devil on Tardis
UNIT Guy

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**One** of Commander Jack Holt's men from the United Nations Intelligence Taskforce was called by Officer Julia due to her attention to his research over a possible alien invasion. When asked about his research, the man explained to Julia that his research supports the theory of aliens taking the forms of Humans. The man responded to Julia's concern about not informing her of this by telling her that he wanted to get all the facts before informing her. After their conversation, Julia wished he informed her before and approached to kill him before the man screamed.
Theta Sigma (The long story begins)

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Forseen by the Coucil, **Theta Sigma**, also known as **the Doctor**, is a reincarnation of the Other.

While on Gallifrey, he did not agreed with the rules and was an outcast for not joining the Time Lords.

When he was eight, he was taken away from his family to enroll in the Prydonian Academy. He was mentored by Borusa, learning about math, science, and a lot of history. As a student, he lost his marks due to his bad behavior, but did befriended Zita Eita who also wanted to leave the planet like him. His friend would always stand up for him when he struggled like when he told bullies to leave him alone when he was hurt. One day on their regular walks, the Doctor became appalled of his friend's desire to rule planets and have others obey him. As a result, he ended their friendship and told him to never speak to him unless if he changed, leaving Theta to never feel the same again.
The Doctor (Doctor Whooves and Assistant)

* Time Turner
* Clockwork

**The Doctor** was a Time Lord defined by his need to protect those he cared about. He travelled throughout the universe through a time machine known as the TARDIS.

## Biography

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

### Extinction of the Doctor's race

The Doctor had a deplorable past where he had killed, once believing that the "ends justify the means". He came to realize his dismal mentality and vowed to not kill for his race but had taken mercy on the despised likes of the Cybermen and Daleks, who destroyed planets to wipe out countless lives. This resulted in the Gallifrey's destruction (*Doctor Whooves and Assistant*: The Isle of Flaputa) as well as the extinction of the Doctor's entire race survived by himself. (*Doctor Whooves and Assistant*: Wrong Way Backwards)

### Incarnations

The Doctor had numerous incarnations that spanned across various realities. In the aftermath of his race's extinction, two incarnations that bared with the outcome (*Doctor Whooves and Assistant*: Wrong Way Backwards) ultimately departed from the Doctor's home universe.[*citation needed*]

* Torn by his immense guilt, one incarnation of the Doctor, nicknamed Time Turner, took personal responsibility for causing the extinction and his planet's destruction (*Doctor Whooves and Assistant*: The Isle of Flaputa, Wrong Way Backwards) and deliberately broke his vow, deciding that it would be necessary to kill anyone who caused harm to another. (*Doctor Whooves and Assistant*: Wrong Way Backwards)

* One incarnation, nicknamed Clockwork, believed that he did what he could to prevent extinction and maintained his vow. (*Doctor Whooves and Assistant*: Wrong Way Backwards)

## External links

* The Doctor (Doctor Whooves and Assistant) on Wikipedia
* The Doctor (Doctor Whooves and Assistant) on Tardis
* The Doctor (Doctor Whooves and Assistant) on My Little Pony Friendship is Magic Wiki
The Ghost Terminator From The Future

***The Ghost Terminator From The Future*** was a film in 1984 written by aspiring scriptwriter Jonathan Clark. Its cast consisted of Michael J. Fox, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Sigourney Weaver. The concept of the film was a mash-up of ideas taken from future films such as *Ghostbusters*, *Terminator*, *Gremlins*, and *Back to the Future* that were all secretly fed to Jonathan by the Movement to alter the timeline. The film became a commercial failure, ensuring that the original films would never get made. (*Doctor Who FanFilm*: The Summer of '82)
The Broken Sky (Part 1)

## Source

**The Broken Sky (Part 1)** is the first part of The Broken Sky of *Dawn of the Multiverse*.

## Crew

* Written by - Doctor Who Funpage
* Narrated by - Elliot Jedras

## Sypnosis

The First Doctor, travelling with Susan, Barbara and Ian, comes across a small deserted planet home to a small town. However, there's something strange about the skies above the town...

## External link

* The Broken Sky (Part 1) on Dawn of the Multiverse official website
The Xmas Message Doctor

**The Xmas Message Doctor** was the Christmas Universe counterpart of the AMAZING Doctor.

Realized his failure of yet getting a present suitable for his mother for MIDDLE CHRISTMAS, he ultimately decided to get her a dildo after 10,000 years but realized that it ran out of stock in his universe. (*Dr Who Fanfilm AMAZING*: Twice Upon a Middle Christmas Message of The Doctor)

## External links

* The Xmas Message Doctor on Wikipedia
* The Xmas Message Doctor on Tardis
* The Xmas Message Doctor on DrWhoFanfilm Wiki
UNIT log 2.

## Source

**UNIT log 2.** is the second prequel of The town that went missing: Audio logs of *Doctor Who: Dead End*.

## Cast

* Gabe Meadows-Cleveland as The Librarian
* Martin Chuma as Lieutenant Lucas Adams
* Michael Stanley as Private Edward Maxis

## Crew

* Writer/Producer - Hayden Prindel
* Editor - Terrific Productions

## Synopsis

The trio is now on the right track but bunker down for the night.
Venari (episode)

## Source

**Venari** is the first episode of the first volume of *Meddlesome*. It is set in the Prism universe.

## Cast

### Starring

* Joshua Griggs as The Monk
* Emily Fleetham as Edith Williams

### Also starring

* Reuben Roper as Venari
* Cat Furniss as Romana
* Alan Overton as Stephen

### Guest starring

* Danny Overton as Gordan
* Jacob Overton as Jackson

## Crew

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

## Plot

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

In the 19th century Earth, Edith Williams is a discontented bar mate, who regularly deals with drunk patrons. Alien predator Venari causes a scene and goes after her. Mortimus (forcefully titled the Monk) arrives at Edith's rescue and fires a beam at Venari, but it is strangely ineffective. The Monk crafts a bubble to conceal and shift him and Edith to a second away from the universe. He inquires his superior, coordinator Romana of the CIA, on the mission, who reminds him that he'll be sent to and disciplined at Gallifrey if he fails after 30 minutes.

The Monk explains to Edith that he's a Time Lord and was captured by Romana, who forces him to undergo her missions as punishment for illicitly "meddl[ing] with things". He realizes that Venari is an invincible "hive" creature. The two simultaneously use multiple devices (temporal minds, electric staff, and the stasis beam) to lure the Venari into an immobilized state to take him out. The Monk purposely outs to Venari, tricking him to be entrapped in an "electric stasis field". Unfortunately, Venari breaks free and the Monk is held back by regeneration energy producing. Despite Editih's ordinary background, Venari is convinced that she is more than just a human and has dangerous capabilities worthy enough to kill her. The Monk unleashes his regeneration energy at Venari, killing him.
The Remnants

## Source

**The Remnants** is the second episode of the first season of *Torchwood*.

## Cast

* Izzy Love as Ellis
* Erika as Vivian
* Katharin Rasmussen as Lydia
* Martin Chuma as Peter
* Isaac Burchall as Patrick
* Donna Shipman as Gran
* Kristen Shipman as Vivian’s Mom
* Paul Pemberton as Eleventh Doctor
* Hayden Prindel as Silence, Tyler, & The Last Doctor
* Elise as Sara
* Adam Crowson as Eric
* Edme as Katie
* Meow as Brittany
* Daniel as Jake
* Isaac Travers as Classy Doctor
* Gabe Meadows-Cleveland as John
* Kyla Ninja as Mary
* Renegade Productions as Fourth Doctor

## Crew

* Written By - Daniel
* Cover Art - Hayden Prindel
* Edited By - Hayden Prindel

## Sypnosis

Ellis has been contacting people who have seen the doctor. They have come to tell their tales. Torchwood 10 is about to be formed.

## Plot

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

"*And the last person we'd believe to lie-*"
—The Doctor
"*-is the most trusted man in the world. And it needs to stay that way!*"
—Tom Hanks
Due to Jennifer Lawrence's fame, **Tom Hanks** became known as the "most trustworthy man in the world." Ironically, Tom, himself, lied to the Doctor on joining him to prevent this and soon tricked him into punching Jennifer, causing her accidental fame. Betrayed, the Doctor punched Tom unconscious. (*The First Hipster*)

## External links

* Tom Hanks on Wikipedia
* Tom Hanks on Tardis
The Monk

**Mortimus**, also known by his title **the Monk**, was a Time Lord notorious to his kind for his illicit "meddl[ing]". He was incarcerated by coordinator Romana of the CIA and was forced to carry out missions with a human companion known as Edith Williams.

## Biography

### Murdering the Council

In dimension 893, Mortimus was among the three Decca members that murdered all of the High Council. During the last day of Gallifrey, the First Doctor and Braxiatel attempted to escape the planet, only to be confronted by a furious Mortimus, who revealed that there is nothing left beyond Gallifrey. Mortimus shot Brax unconscious and chased the Doctor, who managed to escape. (*Doctor Who: Divergence*: Blissful Ignorance)

### Incarceration and carrying out Romana's missions

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

Despite Gallifrayan strict non-intervention rule, Mortimus tended to "meddle with things" to his own likening. Eventually, not long after his regeneration, he was captured and incarcerated by coordinator Romana of the CIA for his crime. She forced him to carry out a number of missions to fix things under his title the Monk.

One mission took place in Earth of the 19th century, where the Monk is assigned to protect human bar mate Edith Williams from Venari, an alien predator who was durable against the Monk's weapons and targets her because he believed she has capabilities more than a typical human in contrary to her appearance. If the Monk didn't succeed after 30 minutes, he would unfortunately be disciplined back on Gallifrey. He and Edith devised a plan to lure Venari in an electric stasis field to take him out, but he escaped. The Monk resorted to taking off his ring to lethally unleashes his regeneration energy at Venari. Much to the Monk's dismay, Romana was impressed by Edith's aid and assigned her as the Monk's human companion. (*Meddlesome*: Venari)

## External links

* The Monk on Wikipedia
* The Monk on Tardis
The Arkhallon Trance

## Source

**The Arkhallon Trance** is the first episode of the third series of *Doctor Who FanFilm* and the twelfth episode overall.

John Barrowman's voice was archived for Captain Jack Harkness, teasing for the upcoming spin-off series *Torchwood Rebirth* that was promoted in the post-credits scene.

## Cast

* Luke Newman as The Doctor
* Chloe Naughton as Jessica Whitehouse
* Dale Smith as Brigadier
* Sian Garner-Jones as Violet
* Aidan Beardsmore as Prime minister
* Kai Nelson as Matt
* Elizabeth Kirk as Sarah Whitehouse
* Ryan Hennessy as Lieutenant Peterson
* Elizabeth Carter as Linda
* Daniel J Patton as K-9 (voice)
* John Barrowman as Captain Jack Harkness (archived footage)
* Jay Mcguiness as Arkhallons
* Dokka Chapman as Bus extra

## Synopsis

Wakey Wakey, the invasion has begun! The Doctor is back kicking off the first adventure of 8! The Earth is under threat, everyone is sleeping, and death is on it's way! The Doctor joins forces with UNIT to fight the deadly race known as Arkhallons but maybe earth needs more than The Doctor.

## Plot

***This section of the article is a stub, meaning it's incomplete. You can help by expanding it.***
The Doctor (T.R.A.C.E. A Doctor Who Fan Film Webseries)

**The Doctor** is a member of the United Intelligence Taskforce Intergalactic Division.

## Biography

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

Traveled via portal, the Doctor once went back to 1562 and met himself.

After Agent 451 lost a fight to Agent 577, the Doctor and Commander Collins both of the United Intelligence Taskforce Intergalactic Division first met Agent 451 when they crept up on him. They subsequently took him to a building and to a comm center operated by their organization, both via portal. When the orginization tracked Agent 577's location, the Doctor learned that Agent 451's mission was to disable Trace. Reconized the term, the Doctor recalled seeing it before from another world and time as he was unable to prevent it, described it as someone to be a walking time bomb.

Both up to Agent 451's dismay, the Doctor made him sure that he was unable to escape far and assured him that he needs their help.
The Sontaran Invasion

## Source

**The Sontaran Invasion** is the first episode of the first season of *The Classy Doctor Chronicles*.

## Cast

* Isaac Travers as The Classy Doctor
* Hayden Prindel as The Sontaran's/Strax

## Synopsis

The Classy Doctor finds himself in the 1950's where sontarans have taken the humans. he needs to find out why and fast.

## Plot

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

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

In a lecture, a **man** profoundly argued that time was an "illusion" and the "best day you'll ever be" since it could be imagined that all your moments happened all at once. In hopes of perfecting time travel to before Thanos erased half of life, Scott Lang and Steve attended the lecture, but Steve realized that despite the man's brilliance, they needed a "bigger brain". (*Multiverse* )

## External links

* Twelfth Doctor (Multiverse) on Wikipedia
* Twelfth Doctor (Multiverse) on Tardis
The Town That Went Missing

## Source

**The Town That Went Missing** is the third episode of the first season of *Doctor Who: Dead End*.

It is the first episode of the series to be an audio story, replacing live-action as the ongoing format.

It was released on October 25, 2020 on the Gormaco YouTube channel, marking the one-year anniversary of the series.

## Cast

* Hayden Prindel as The Last Doctor
* Gemma Strasser as Gemma
* Gabriel Meadows-Cleveland as The Librarian
* Martin Chuma as Lieutenant Lucas Adams
* David Baker/Hax0n00 as Dr Arthur Lambert

## Crew

* Edited By - Terrific Productions
* Cover By - Hayden Prindel
* Written By - Hayden Prindel
* Title theme by - TheUnknownEditor07

## Synopsis

Taking place right after episode 1, The Doctor and Gemma find themselves in an abandoned town. With a secret lurking in the woods.

## Plot

***This section of the article is a stub, meaning it's incomplete. You can help by expanding it.***
UNIT log 3.

## Source

**UNIT log 3.** is the third prequel of The town that went missing: Audio logs of *Doctor Who: Dead End*.

## Cast

* Gabe Meadows-Cleveland as The Librarian
* Martin Chuma as Lieutenant Lucas Adams
* Michael Stanley as Private Edward Maxis

## Crew

* Writer/Producer - Hayden Prindel
* Editor - Terrific Productions

## Synopsis

The trio are at the town. Investigating why the town just disappeared.
The Doctor in the Garden

## Source

**The Doctor in the Garden** is the third episode of *Doctor Puppet*.

The episode marked the Ninth Doctor's first appearance.

## Crew

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

* Story Boards - Isam S. Prado
* Puppers - Alisa Stern
* Sets & Props - Shelby Arnold
* Sets & Props - Rachel Gitlevich
* Sets & Props - Alisa Stern
* Stop Motion Animation - Rachel Gitlevich

## Plot

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

**The Other Doctor** is a previous incarnation of the Northern Doctor. This version of the Doctor occasionally helped his future self, even unknowingly sacrificing himself to become him.

Earlier, this incarnation helped his future self to stop the Master.

## Biography

***This section of the article is a stub, meaning it's incomplete. You can help by expanding it.***
The Northern Doctor (Doctor Who: Divergence)

In dimension 50, an **alternative version** of **the Northern Doctor** decided to stay in Carpathia to assure that the Zetas made a treaty with the ACs. Though he was successful, some Zetas went rogue and used the phantom to overpower the ACs, causing the ACs to wipe out the Zetas as Carpathia faced its downfall. Realized that he failed, the Doctor self-destruct the Zeta capitol and was about to regenerate. (*Doctor Who: Divergence*: The Tragedy Of Carpathia)
Torchwood 2000

*You may be looking for the orginization*.

"*In a broken world with no government, police, nor state, we defend the innocent from the undesirable. Aliens, monsters, creatures, and the very worst of humanity. Underground...tucked away in our little bunker. Shielded from the perils of mankind. We are Torchwood 2000.*"
—Jaxus Kader

***Torchwood 2000*** is a series produced by FV Studios.

The series follows the crewmembers of the Berkshire branch of Torchwood 2000 lead by Jaxus Kader, consisting of Angel Warren, Gita, and Goddrick. The team protects the innocent as they live inside a world where no government exists.

The next installment, *Memories Are Forever*, will premiere in 2022 as a storyline and "Doctor Who Saga", following the Torchwood team in the same continuity. It is spilt into four parts and will run over the series and a planned *Doctor Who* fan film.

## Production

The original pilot for *Torchwood 2000* was transpired by Reuben Roper, which was for his personal YouTube. Callum Trevitt suggested to Reuben of rejuvenating the base idea by transforming the series into a "parallel world" web series.

In 2017, the series began with an idea for the story, which based around a companion of the Doctor, who was abandoned in the far future. The idea was pitched to the crew a number of times, all unsuccessful. As a result, Callum eventually decided to follow the Torchwood format instead, seeing that the decision was massively worth it.

## Episodes

 2
 The world is ending and it's up to 'The Government' to save Britain's children from the consequences... But what are they truly up to? Who is Jane Cavern? And... Who exactly is Jaxus Kader?

## See also

* Category:Everything (DW2012 Universe), wiki category dedeicated to the continuity of the series
* Memorial

## References

1. ↑ Memories Are Forever
2. ↑ Memories Are Forever: A Doctor Who Saga Trailer
3. ↑ Torchwood: Interviews Torchwood 2000 - Interview with Callum Trevitt
The Candidate

## Source

**The Candidate** is the third episode of *Doctor Who: Fractured Timeline*.

## Cast

* Daniel Patton as The Irish Doctor
* Áine Coyle as Maggie May
* Kate Lassman as The Rani
* Jakey Kendrick as Tom
* Hugo Alyn Stephens as Colonel Stevenson
* Michelle Willows as News Reporter

## Synopsis

When the Doctor takes Maggie for a day out in London, the day takes an unexpected turn from a face from the Doctor’s past comes back to haunt him.

## Plot

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

1. ↑ Fractured Timeline - YouTube