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== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
* Shortly before the Ganger's death, the original [[Eleventh Doctor]] mentions that "[his] molecular memory may survive this… [he] may come back from this"; though he was referring to the explosion of the factory, as opposed to the Ganger Doctor's actual cause of death (his suicide using the Sonic), it leaves the door open for a possible return of this version of the Doctor. | |||
* As with the original [[Eleventh Doctor]], this Ganger was played by [[Matt Smith]]. While acting as previous incarnations, he briefly adopted the voices of the [[Fourth Doctor]] ([[Tom Baker]]) and the [[Tenth Doctor]] ([[David Tennant]]). | * As with the original [[Eleventh Doctor]], this Ganger was played by [[Matt Smith]]. While acting as previous incarnations, he briefly adopted the voices of the [[Fourth Doctor]] ([[Tom Baker]]) and the [[Tenth Doctor]] ([[David Tennant]]). | ||
** "One day, I shall come back." in the manner of the [[First Doctor]] from ''[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth (TV story)|The Dalek Invasion of Earth]]'' | ** "One day, I shall come back." in the manner of the [[First Doctor]] from ''[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth (TV story)|The Dalek Invasion of Earth]]'' | ||
Revision as of 16:40, 10 June 2018
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A Ganger of the Eleventh Doctor was accidentally created during a solar storm in the 22nd century after he left a DNA imprint in the Flesh. It took the form of his eleventh incarnation after having some trouble with residual traces of his other previous lives.
He sacrificed himself to allow his counterpart to leave with the survivors while he and a fellow Ganger destabilised themselves to stop an insane Ganger. The only thing remaining of him was the shoes he swapped with the Doctor.
Biography
When a bolt of solar energy struck the vat the Flesh was held in, it formed a copy of the Eleventh Doctor from a tiny measure of his genetic material, gained when he touched the Flesh. When the Doctor returned to complete his scanning of the Flesh, this Ganger's lips formed in the vat, saying "Trust me" in a distorted voice. He tried to make contact with Jennifer Lucas, but scared her away as he had not yet stabilised his form. When the humans and the real Doctor fled from the other Gangers into the chapel, this Ganger confronted them and told them to trust him. (TV: The Rebel Flesh)
At first, the Ganger had some trouble adapting to the Doctor's DNA due to the residual traces of his previous incarnations in his body. These caused him to briefly act like his first, third, fourth, and tenth incarnations, which he, like the real Doctor, did not like. He stabilised into a form and manner virtually identical to the Eleventh Doctor's; the only way to distinguish them was their difference in shoes, as the original Doctor had replaced his after the initial scan. The two Doctors subsequently swapped shoes while their companions were distracted in order to prove that Gangers were no different from their originals.
Posing as his original, Ganger Doctor tried to get Amy to see there was nothing different about them. Just like the Eleventh Doctor, he knew Amy was a Ganger herself but kept quiet.
The Ganger Doctor sacrificed himself and Ganger Miranda to stop Ganger Jennifer, setting the sonic screwdriver to a frequency that would cause the Flesh to collapse, in full knowledge that this would destroy him too so that the others would be encouraged to negotiate better conditions for the Gangers. (TV: The Almost People)
Personality
He and the original Doctor completed each other's sentences and knew each other's mind, as shown by their cooperating on a plan for one to replace another. This version of the Doctor also seemed to share the original's beliefs and values, as evidenced by his self-sacrifice. (TV: The Rebel Flesh/The Almost People)
Behind the scenes
- Shortly before the Ganger's death, the original Eleventh Doctor mentions that "[his] molecular memory may survive this… [he] may come back from this"; though he was referring to the explosion of the factory, as opposed to the Ganger Doctor's actual cause of death (his suicide using the Sonic), it leaves the door open for a possible return of this version of the Doctor.
- As with the original Eleventh Doctor, this Ganger was played by Matt Smith. While acting as previous incarnations, he briefly adopted the voices of the Fourth Doctor (Tom Baker) and the Tenth Doctor (David Tennant).
- "One day, I shall come back." in the manner of the First Doctor from The Dalek Invasion of Earth
- "Reverse the polarity of the neutron flow." in the manner of the Third Doctor from The Sea Devils
- "Would you like a jelly baby?" in the manner and voice of the Fourth Doctor from The Robots of Death
- "Hello, I'm the Doctor," as the Tenth Doctor did in The Girl in the Fireplace, followed by the Ganger Doctor screaming, "No! Let it go! We've moved on!"
- The Ganger of the Eleventh Doctor is used both as the ally "11th Doctor Flesh Clone" and as one of the enemy Gangers in the Doctor Who: Legacy mobile game.
