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|name          = ''Doctor Whoah!''
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|image          = Doctor Whoah! 385.jpeg
|number        = 17
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|doctor        = Ninth Doctor
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|artist        = [[Baxter (artist)|Baxter]]
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|publication    = [[DWM 385]]
|publication    = [[DWM 385]]
 
|release date  = [[26 July (releases)|26 July]] [[2007]]
|cover date    = [[22 August (releases)|22 August]] [[2007 (releases)|2007]]
|publisher      = Panini Comics
|publisher      = Panini Comics
|epcount        = 1
|series        = ''[[Doctor Whoah!]]'' stories
|series        = ''[[Doctor Whoah!]]'' stories
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* [[Fifth Doctor]]
* [[Fifth Doctor]]


== References ==
== Worldbuilding ==
* The Fifth Doctor says that the Eighth Doctor didn't get a regeneration at all. The Eighth Doctor denies this, saying they can all be found on [[YouTube]].
* The Fifth Doctor says that the Eighth Doctor didn't get a regeneration at all. The Eighth Doctor denies this, saying they can all be found on [[YouTube]].


== Notes ==
== Notes ==
* The Eighth Doctor's claim that his regenerations can be seen on YouTube is a nod to the popular trend of fans creating their own Eighth Doctor regeneration sequences, through various mediums, which could often be found on video sharing sites such as YouTube, a trend which, predictably, fell out of fashion after the release of ''[[The Night of the Doctor (TV story)|The Night of the Doctor]]''.
* The Eighth Doctor's claim that his regenerations can be seen on YouTube is a nod to the popular trend of fans creating their own Eighth Doctor regeneration sequences, through various mediums, which could often be found on video sharing sites such as YouTube, a trend which, predictably, fell out of fashion after the release of ''[[The Night of the Doctor (TV story)|The Night of the Doctor]]''.
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The seventeenth instalment of Doctor Whoah! was printed in DWM 385.

Summary[[edit]]

The classic Doctors are jealous of the special effects that the Ninth Doctor and the War Master got for their recent regeneration scenes.

Characters[[edit]]

Worldbuilding[[edit]]

  • The Fifth Doctor says that the Eighth Doctor didn't get a regeneration at all. The Eighth Doctor denies this, saying they can all be found on YouTube.

Notes[[edit]]

  • The Eighth Doctor's claim that his regenerations can be seen on YouTube is a nod to the popular trend of fans creating their own Eighth Doctor regeneration sequences, through various mediums, which could often be found on video sharing sites such as YouTube, a trend which, predictably, fell out of fashion after the release of The Night of the Doctor.