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David Tennant, Matt Smith, Jenna Coleman and Steven Moffat discuss the merits of multi-Doctor stories.
In common fan parlance, a multi-Doctor story is one that involves more than one incarnation of the Doctor. Typically, although not necessarily, such tales are reserved for anniversary and/or charity events. The term is not usually applied to stories like The Almost People which involves a doppelgänger, or Father's Day, which has multiple instances of a single incarnation.
They are exceedingly rare on television and audio, but much more common in short stories and comics.
Multi-Doctor stories include:
