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* The [[Sixth Doctor]] was a blonde, curly-haired man who wore a multi-[[colour]]ed [[Sixth Doctor's coat|coat]]. ([[COMIC]]: [[The Daft Dimension (DWM 507 comic story)|''The Daft Dimension'' 507]], etc.)
* The [[Sixth Doctor]] was a blonde, curly-haired man who wore a multi-[[colour]]ed [[Sixth Doctor's coat|coat]]. ([[COMIC]]: [[The Daft Dimension (DWM 507 comic story)|''The Daft Dimension'' 507]], etc.)
* The [[Seventh Doctor (The Daft Dimension)|Seventh Doctor]] was a short man who liked to play the [[spoon]]s. ([[COMIC]]: [[The Daft Dimension (DWM 507 comic story)|''The Daft Dimension'' 507]], etc.)
* The [[Seventh Doctor (The Daft Dimension)|Seventh Doctor]] was a short man who liked to play the [[spoon]]s. ([[COMIC]]: [[The Daft Dimension (DWM 507 comic story)|''The Daft Dimension'' 507]], etc.)
* The [[Eighth Doctor]] was suave young gentleman. He [[Eighth Doctor's regeneration|regenerated]] on [[Karn]] with the help of [[Ohila#Other realities|Ohila]]. ([[COMIC]]: [[The Daft Dimension (DWM 499 comic story)|''The Daft Dimension'' 499]], [[The Daft Dimension (DWM 592 comic story)|''The Daft Dimension'' 592]])
* The [[Eighth Doctor]] was a suave young gentleman. He [[Eighth Doctor's regeneration|regenerated]] on [[Karn]] with the help of [[Ohila#Other realities|Ohila]]. ([[COMIC]]: [[The Daft Dimension (DWM 499 comic story)|''The Daft Dimension'' 499]], [[The Daft Dimension (DWM 592 comic story)|''The Daft Dimension'' 592]])
* An incarnation identified as the [[War Doctor (The Daft Dimension)|War Doctor]] was a dishevelled old man with a beard. He was shown to be quite grumpy. ([[COMIC]]: [[The Daft Dimension (DWM 507 comic story)|''The Daft Dimension'' 507]])
* An incarnation identified as the [[War Doctor (The Daft Dimension)|War Doctor]] was a dishevelled old man with a beard. He was shown to be quite grumpy. ([[COMIC]]: [[The Daft Dimension (DWM 507 comic story)|''The Daft Dimension'' 507]])
* The [[Ninth Doctor (The Daft Dimension)|Ninth Doctor]] was a man with large [[ear]]s and a [[hawk]]-like face. He was the incarnation to return from the [[Last Great Time War]] and meet [[Rose Tyler (The Daft Dimension)|Rose Tyler]]. ([[COMIC]]: [[The Daft Dimension (DWM 485 comic story)|''The Daft Dimension'' 485]])
* The [[Ninth Doctor (The Daft Dimension)|Ninth Doctor]] was a man with large [[ear]]s and a [[hawk]]-like face. He was the incarnation to return from the [[Last Great Time War]] and meet [[Rose Tyler (The Daft Dimension)|Rose Tyler]]. ([[COMIC]]: [[The Daft Dimension (DWM 485 comic story)|''The Daft Dimension'' 485]])

Revision as of 15:02, 10 September 2023

A version of the Doctor existed in the Daft Dimension, with a broadly similar history and regenerative cycle to their counterpart in a more serious universe.

This Doctor was somehow, simultaneously, a real individual, and a "fictional" character on the television series Doctor Who, a fact they were seemingly fully aware of.

Biography

Early life

The Doctor was born on Gallifrey in the constellation of Kasterborous. (COMIC: The Daft Dimension 548)

A week after he borrowed a hatstand from a fellow Gallifreyan, the Doctor ran away from Gallifrey with a stollen Type 40 TARDIS, and a big brass candlestick. (COMIC: The Daft Dimension 519)

The Doctor's incarnations

Most of the Doctor's incarnations were identical to those in N-Space, consisting of fifteen successive incarnations beginning from the elderly gentleman who was identified as the first, as well as several additional incarnations whom lack a chronological placement. All but three identified incarnations typically appear in human forms of varying genders.

Chronologically placed

Ambiguous incarnations

Actors who have played the Doctor

The Doctor was said to have been played on screen by several actors. By the time the press were speculating over the Thirteenth Doctor's identity, the Doctor had been portrayed by such actors as Peter Capaldi, Matt Smith, and David Tennant, and in a film by Peter Cushing. (COMIC: The Daft Dimension 510)

At a later point, they were portrayed by Jodie Whittaker. (COMIC: The Daft Dimension 579)