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*When [[Sixth Doctor|The Doctor]] was forced to kill the [[Vervoid]]s to stop them killing the humans on [[Hyperion III]]. This was used against him in a Trial occuring in his own past. When [[The Valeyard]] accused the Doctor of genocide the Doctor said that he had no other option ([[DW]]: ''[[Terror of the Vervoids]]''). When the [[Eighth Doctor]] traveled to the events of the trial and met his sixth incarnation, he dismissed the charge due to the Artificial nature of the Vervoid's creation. ([[EDA]]: ''[[The Eight Doctors]]'') | *When [[Sixth Doctor|The Doctor]] was forced to kill the [[Vervoid]]s to stop them killing the humans on [[Hyperion III]]. This was used against him in a Trial occuring in his own past. When [[The Valeyard]] accused the Doctor of genocide the Doctor said that he had no other option ([[DW]]: ''[[Terror of the Vervoids]]''). When the [[Eighth Doctor]] traveled to the events of the trial and met his sixth incarnation, he dismissed the charge due to the Artificial nature of the Vervoid's creation. ([[EDA]]: ''[[The Eight Doctors]]'') | ||
*The Doctor caused Genocide when he destroyed the Time Lords and most of the Daleks at the end of the [[Last Great Time War]].([[DW]]: ''[[The End of Time (TV story)|The End of Time]]'') | *The Doctor caused Genocide when he destroyed the Time Lords and most of the Daleks at the end of the [[Last Great Time War]].([[DW]]: ''[[The End of Time (TV story)|The End of Time]]'') | ||
*[[Dalek Caan]] committed genocide by killing all the [[Human-Dalek|Dalek-Humans]] when they refused to obey the [[Dalek]]s. When [[Tenth Doctor|The Doctor]] confronted | *[[Dalek Caan]] committed genocide by killing all the [[Human-Dalek|Dalek-Humans]] when they refused to obey the [[Dalek]]s. When [[Tenth Doctor|The Doctor]] confronted him, he offered help as he "already saw one genocide" and he wouldn't "cause another". ([[DW]]: ''[[Evolution of the Daleks]]'') | ||
*As the Daleks believed in racial purity and their superiority, they were responsible for many acts of genocide during their history. Such as the [[Dax]] ([[DYD]]: ''[[The Corinthian Project]]''),[[Koral]]'s species ([[NSA]]: ''[[Prisoner of the Daleks]]'') and [[Eve (The Mad Woman in the Attic)|Eve]]'s species ([[SJA]]: ''[[The Mad Woman in the Attic]]''). | *As the Daleks believed in racial purity and their superiority, they were responsible for many acts of genocide during their history. Such as the [[Dax]] ([[DYD]]: ''[[The Corinthian Project]]''),[[Koral]]'s species ([[NSA]]: ''[[Prisoner of the Daleks]]'') and [[Eve (The Mad Woman in the Attic)|Eve]]'s species ([[SJA]]: ''[[The Mad Woman in the Attic]]''). | ||
*The Doctor accused his [[Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor|Meta-Crisis duplicate]] of genocide when he destroyed all the Daleks in the [[Medusa Cascade]] destroying their fleet and the [[Crucible]]. As he thought he was too dangerous he left him in [[Pete's World]] with [[Rose Tyler]] so she could make him better as she did for [[Ninth Doctor|the Doctor himself]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[Journey's End]]'') | *The Doctor accused his [[Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor|Meta-Crisis duplicate]] of genocide when he destroyed all the Daleks in the [[Medusa Cascade]] destroying their fleet and the [[Crucible]]. As he thought he was too dangerous he left him in [[Pete's World]] with [[Rose Tyler]] so she could make him better as she did for [[Ninth Doctor|the Doctor himself]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[Journey's End]]'') | ||
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- For the novel of the same name, see Genocide (novel).
Genocide is the destruction or attempted destruction of either a species or specific group of people.
List of Genocides
- When The Brigadier destroyed the Wenley Moor Silurian colony the Doctor was disgusted by the act, considering it genocide. (DW: Doctor Who and the Silurians)
- When The Doctor was forced to kill the Vervoids to stop them killing the humans on Hyperion III. This was used against him in a Trial occuring in his own past. When The Valeyard accused the Doctor of genocide the Doctor said that he had no other option (DW: Terror of the Vervoids). When the Eighth Doctor traveled to the events of the trial and met his sixth incarnation, he dismissed the charge due to the Artificial nature of the Vervoid's creation. (EDA: The Eight Doctors)
- The Doctor caused Genocide when he destroyed the Time Lords and most of the Daleks at the end of the Last Great Time War.(DW: The End of Time)
- Dalek Caan committed genocide by killing all the Dalek-Humans when they refused to obey the Daleks. When The Doctor confronted him, he offered help as he "already saw one genocide" and he wouldn't "cause another". (DW: Evolution of the Daleks)
- As the Daleks believed in racial purity and their superiority, they were responsible for many acts of genocide during their history. Such as the Dax (DYD: The Corinthian Project),Koral's species (NSA: Prisoner of the Daleks) and Eve's species (SJA: The Mad Woman in the Attic).
- The Doctor accused his Meta-Crisis duplicate of genocide when he destroyed all the Daleks in the Medusa Cascade destroying their fleet and the Crucible. As he thought he was too dangerous he left him in Pete's World with Rose Tyler so she could make him better as she did for the Doctor himself. (DW: Journey's End)
- After the Death of all his species, Androvax went on a vengeful vendetta, destroying 12 planets before finally being arrested by the Judoon when he attempted to destroy Earth. (SJA: Prisoner of the Judoon)
- When the Weeping Angels arrived on Alfava Metraxis, they wiped out the Aplans.(DW: The Time of Angels)
- The alien Stingrays travelled to San Helios and consumed all life on the planet. (DW: Planet of the Dead)
