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Biography
A day to come
I feel like this section shouldn't be included in the truncated version...
Post-regeneration
After his predecessor was shot and subsequently failed to be saved by a Dr. Grace Holloway, the Eighth Doctor was born with amnesia, which he overcame with the help of Grace, (TV: Doctor Who [+]Loading...["Doctor Who (TV story)"], PROSE: The Novel of the Film [+]Loading...["The Novel of the Film (novelisation)"], The TV Movie [+]Loading...["The TV Movie (novelisation)"]) although he would soon-after get amnesia again, this time being helped by Rassilon as he guided the Doctor's TARDIS to meet his past selves, regaining his memories as he went, (PROSE: The Eight Doctors [+]Loading...["The Eight Doctors (novel)"]) and potentially changing reality from the state it was in his part of previous life to a new one where Flavia was now Lady President rather than Romana II. (PROSE: Unnatural History [+]Loading...["Unnatural History (novel)"], The Eight Doctors [+]Loading...["The Eight Doctors (novel)"])
Early days
Now with Sam Jones, who he'd met when regaining his memories for a second time (PROSE: The Eight Doctors [+]Loading...["The Eight Doctors (novel)"]), the Eighth Doctor went on multiple travels with her, including to Seychelles (AUDIO: Bounty [+]Loading...["Bounty (audio story)"]), Stonehenge (where they discovered it was built with slave labour), (PROSE: The People's Temple [+]Loading...["The People's Temple (short story)"]) Eros (where they were captured by Asheya before being released) (PROSE: The Queen of Eros [+]Loading...["The Queen of Eros"]) as well as "several side steps" by himself, (PROSE: Seeing I [+]Loading...["Seeing I (novel)"]) where he played with his model train set, (PROSE:Model Train Set [+]Loading...["Model Train Set (short story)"]) worked on a farm ownned by Panstedas (PROSE: Totem [+]Loading...["Totem (short story)"])), and briefly took the title "Merlin" (PROSE: One Fateful Knight [+]Loading...["One Fateful Knight (short story)"]).
After having travelled with her for a while, the Doctor left Sam at a Greenpeace rally, for "a few hours" from her persepctive, but "a few years" from his. (PROSE: Vampire Science [+]Loading...["Vampire Science (novel)"])
Some time during this gap, the Doctor picks up Grace Holloway for "one trip", wherein they went to Brendais and Grace was kidnapped by Adam Mitchell, (COMIC: The Body Politic) although the Eighth Doctor, along with all of his past and future selves up to the Eleventh Doctor, eventually saved her and their other companions. (COMIC: Endgame) On one occasion, he walked through a forest of time flies only to be saved by a future incarnation. (COMIC: A Stitch in Time [+]Loading...["[[A Stitch in Time (CC comic story)]]"])
Stacy and Sssard
The Eighth Doctor met Stacy Townsend onboard the Dreadnought where her fiancé Bill was cyber-converted (COMIC: Dreadnought [+]Loading...["[[Dreadnought (comic story)]]"]), and then met Ssard on Ice Warrior Mars (COMIC: Descendance [+]Loading...["[[Descendance (comic story)]]"]) who later joined the Doctor's TARDIS crew, after the trio were captured by Ice Lord Artix. (COMIC: Ascendance [+]Loading...["[[Ascendance (comic story)]]"]) The trio would later travel to Victorian London, where Stacy was kidnapped by Shapeshifters (COMIC: Perceptions [+]Loading...["[[Perceptions (comic story)]]"]), although the Doctor saved her by defeating the shapeshifters. (COMIC: Coda [+]Loading...["Coda (comic story)"]) Soon after leaving the Doctor, Stacy and Ssard got married. (PROSE: Placebo Effect)
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Izzy Sinclair
The Doctor met "comic geek" Izzy Sinclair through his friend Maxwell Edison when thwarting a plan of the Celestial Toymaker's, and she joined him in his TARDIS, (COMIC: Endgame [+]Loading...["[[Endgame (DWM comic story)]]"]) travelling first to the Keep in 51st century, (COMIC: The Keep [+]Loading...["[[The Keep (comic story)]]"]) before getting interrupted by a court-dream conjured up by a Vortex parasite, which the TARDIS's consciousness helped defeat, and deciding they needed a holidy. (COMIC: A Life of Matter and Death [+]Loading...["[[A Life of Matter and Death (comic story)]]"]) However, they first landed on a small satellite orbiting Crivello's sun, and thwarted on attack by the Daleks by blowing up said sun, although he failed to destroy the Threshold, another enemy of his who was also trying to destroy the Daleks. (COMIC: Fire and Brimstone [+]Loading...["[[Fire and Brimstone (comic story)]]"]) Finally ariving on a tourist planet, the Doctor got caught up in a serial murder case, but Izzy saved him by tipping off the police to the whereabouts of the true culprit. (COMIC: By Hook or By Crook [+]Loading...["[[By Hook or By Crook (comic story)]]"]) Summoned by Fey Truscott-Sade to an isolated island, the pair defeated Varney, although unforetunately the Doctor was infected with a toxin (COMIC: Tooth and Claw [+]Loading...["[[Tooth and Claw (comic story)]]"]) meaning he had to return to Gallifrey, later leaving and meeting Shayde, who asked him for a favour, apparently resulting in his regeneration into a new incarnation, (COMIC: The Final Chapter [+]Loading...["[[The Final Chapter (comic story)]]"]) although it was later revealed to have secretly been Shayde. (COMIC: Wormwood [+]Loading...["[[Wormwood (comic story)]]"])
Later, Izzy and the Doctor met Grace Holloway and a new incarnation of the Master, (COMIC: The Fallen [+]Loading...["[[The Fallen (comic story)]]"]) before arriving in 17th century Japan, (COMIC: The Road to Hell [+]Loading...["[[The Road to Hell (comic story)]]"]) and then a parallel universe where they met Beep the Meep and, confused by the fictionality of his life within this universe, prompty left. (COMIC: TV Action! [+]Loading...["[[TV Action! (comic story)]]"]) The pair then met an emotional cyberman, Kroton, (COMIC: The Company of Thieves [+]Loading...["[[The Company of Thieves (comic story)]]"]) who then, with the Doctor, fought the Master for control of the Glory and won, banishing the Master to "someplace else", and electing to leave the TARDIS. (COMIC: The Glorious Dead [+]Loading...["[[The Glorious Dead (comic story)]]"])
Now travelling with just Izzy again, the Doctor and her encounter some robots that believe they are human (COMIC: The Autonomy Bug [+]Loading...["[[The Autonomy Bug (comic story)]]"]) before meeting an alien called "Destrii" who swapped bodies with Izzy, seemingly disintergrateing, leaving Izzy in Destrii's body, (COMIC: Ophidius [+]Loading...["[[Ophidius (comic story)]]"]) which the Doctor helped her through (COMIC: Beautiful Freak [+]Loading...["[[Beautiful Freak (comic story)]]"]), although her predicament unforetunately resulted in her being kidnapped. (COMIC: Children of the Revolution [+]Loading...["[[Children of the Revolution (comic story)]]"]) The Doctor contacted Fey, (COMIC: Me and My Shadow [+]Loading...["[[Me and My Shadow (comic story)]]"]) who aided him in looking for Izzy, although they found Destrii alive first and took her along tothe planet Oblivion where they found Izzy (COMIC: Uroboros [+]Loading...["[[Uroboros (comic story)]]"]), who, after being returned to her origial body, chose to leave the Doctor's company due to the stress of being in Destrii's body. (COMIC: Oblivion)
Time off
Shortly after leaving Izzy, a depressed Eighth Doctor went to a bar called Bish's, and the bartender told him he seemed most at home helping people, making the Doctor decide to go on holiday. (COMIC: Where Nobody Knows Your Name [+]Loading...["[[Where Nobody Knows Your Name (comic story)]]"]) Intending to go to Egypt], the Doctor first foiled the Nukaryote's plan to absorb all life on Earth, (COMIC: Doctor Who and the Nightmare Game [+]Loading...["[[Doctor Who and the Nightmare Game (comic story)]]"]) before succeeding in getting to his holiday destination with a boatman called Ediphis, and stoppping the Osiran Thoueris from seizing control, feeding her to the crocodiles. (COMIC: The Power of Thoueris! [+]Loading...["[[The Power of Thoueris! (comic story)]]"]) Returning to London 1840, the Doctor met Spring-heeled Jack and prevented, with Jack, the scientist Morjanus from creating a genetic weapon, and parting on good terms and Jack restored Morjanus's fabricated persona of "Penny Chapman". (COMIC: The Curious Tale of Spring-Heeled Jack [+]Loading...["[[The Curious Tale of Spring-Heeled Jack (comic story)]]"])
Destrii
After an unknown amount of time[1], Destrii and the Eighth Doctor bumped into each other once more, with the Doctor saving her from the Jodafra. (COMIC: Bad Blood [+]Loading...["[[Bad Blood (comic story)]]"]) After helping him defeat the Zeronites, Destrii joined the Doctor in his TARDIS,(COMIC: Sins of the Fathers [+]Loading...["[[Sins of the Fathers (comic story)]]"]) travelling at least to London in 2004 to prevent the Cybermen converting all humans, (COMIC: The Flood [+]Loading...["[[The Flood (comic story)]]"] although she survived eventually left the TARDIS under untold circumstances. (COMIC: The Stockbridge Child [+]Loading...["[[The Stockbridge Child (comic story)]]"])
Between longterm companions
The Eighth Doctor reuinited with the Brigadier and Bernice Summerfield (who initiated a sexual encounter with him) for the first time, during an attempted Ice Warrior invasion; (PROSE: The Dying Days [+]Loading...["[[The Dying Days (novel)]]"]) he met Bernice for a second time during an archaeological dig for his TARDIS key. (AUDIO: Benny's Story [+]Loading...["[[Benny's Story (audio story)]]"]) The Doctor reunited with Joseph Liebermann in Salt Lake City. (PROSE: Matrix [+]Loading...["[[Matrix (novel)]]"]) He later visited Clio on her birthday, and as he told her a story of a princess cursed to sleep whilst the world moved on, she died in his arms. (PROSE: The Glass Princess [+]Loading...["[[The Glass Princess (short story)]]"])
The Doctor tricked the Von Neumann seeding probe into allowing him to destroy it, (PROSE: Spore [+]Loading...["[[Spore (short story)]]"]) and was later contacted by Benny to undo a time paradox with his other selves, which succeeded, and Bernice took him back to his own time. (AUDIO: Collision Course [+]Loading...["[[Collision Course (audio story)]]"])
The Future War
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Finally reunited with Sam Jones after around a year of his time, but only a few hours of hers, the Doctor went on many adventures with her, where the pair including encountered a group of vampires in 1997 San Francisco; (PROSE: Vampire Science [+]Loading...["[[Vampire Science (novel)]]"]) stopped a Zygon plot to conquer Victorian era Earth; (PROSE: The Bodysnatchers [+]Loading...["[[The Bodysnatchers (novel)]]"]) reunited with an old friend of the Doctor's who helped them stop an alternate timeline of "Paratractis" created by the Tractites, and failing to discover who gave the Tractites the means for their creation); (PROSE: Genocide [+]Loading...["[[Genocide (novel)]]"]) discovered the Skaro the Doctor destroyed in his previous incarnation may not have been the real one, explaining how the Master was tried there preceeding the Doctor's regeneration; (PROSE: War of the Daleks [+]Loading...["[[War of the Daleks (novel)]]"]) encounted, in late 21st century East Indies, ReVit Zone, participants - including Faction Paradox member Justine, Time Lod Homunculette, and a Shift - from a war in Gallifrey's future who were attending an aunction for a mysterious relic; (PROSE: Alien Bodies [+]Loading...["[[Alien Bodies (novel)]]"]) and investigated temporal disturbances on the planet Hirath, resulting in Sam getting sent away on a ship by accident (PROSE: Longest Day [+]Loading...["[[Longest Day (novel)]]"]). Intending to begin searching for Sam, he first recieved a distress call from his granddaughter Susan, and inadvertedly meeting the Master and thwarting his plan to steal abandoned Dalek tech, although he succeeded in killing Susan's partner, David Campbell, only for Susan to throw him out of his own ship, presumably resulting in his transformation into his decayed state, (PROSE: Legacy of the Daleks [+]Loading...["[[Legacy of the Daleks (novel)]]"]) although there were conflicting accounts for this transoformation. (COMIC: Doorway to Hell [+]Loading...["[[Doorway to Hell (comic story)]]"], ect) The Doctor continued his search for Sam, briefly finding her on the semi-sentient Dreamstone Moon, although they were separeted once again, with Sam believing the Doctor dead. (PROSE: Dreamstone Moon [+]Loading...["[[Dreamstone Moon (novel)]]"]) They were finally reunitied on Ha'olam after the Doctor spent three years in a prison controlled by INC, (PROSE: Seeing I [+]Loading...["[[Seeing I (novel)]]"]) although they were again separted by mercinaries on Janus Prime, with the Doctor defeating their leader, Gustav Zemler, and unforetunately destroying Janus Prime; (PROSE: The Janus Conjunction [+]Loading...["[[The Janus Conjunction (novel)]]"]) and then saving the Bel system from destruction and Sam from a cult that gave people unlimited lives through nanogenes. (PROSE: Beltempest [+]Loading...["[[Beltempest (novel)]]"])
After Fitz Kreiner joined the TARDIS crew in London 1963, (PROSE: The Taint [+]Loading...["[[The Taint (novel)]]"]) the Doctor, Sam and Fitz went on a few adventures, where they visited the Vega Station; (PROSE: Demontage [+]Loading...["[[Demontage (novel)]]"]) revolunaionary China, where Fitz left the TARDIS for two years of his time, but only a week of Sam and the Doctor's time, (PROSE: Revolution Man [+]Loading...["[[Revolution Man (novel)]]"]); and a dimensional anamoly (PROSE: Dominion [+]Loading...["[[Dominion (novel)]]"]) which caused Sam's timeline to get rewired back to its original state, resulting in her hair being dark and her never having met the Doctor, although "dark Sam" would eventually sacrifice herself for "blonde Sam" to be reborn, in order to thwart Griffin's plans. (PROSE: Unnatural History [+]Loading...["[[Unnatural History (novel)]]"]) Soon after, Sam asks to leave the TARDIS, (PROSE: Autumn Mist [+]Loading...["[[Autumn Mist (novel)]]"]) which - after a complicated afair with Faction Paradox's Remote project, wherein the original Fitz Kreiner became "Father Kreiner" whilst a remembered version who had been with the Remote for generations, along with another Remote member aquainted with Fitz whilst he was with the Remote, joined the TARDIS - she did. (PROSE: "What Happened On Earth" [+]Part of Interference - Book One, Loading...{"namedpart":"What Happened On Earth","1":"[[Interference - Book One (novel)]]"}, "What Happened On Earth" [+]Part of Interference - Book Two, Loading...{"namedpart":"What Happened On Earth","1":"[[Interference - Book Two (novel)]]"})
The Doctor, Fitz Kreiner, and Compassion then had some adventures, during which they visited the Obverse; (PROSE: The Blue Angel [+]Loading...["[[The Blue Angel (novel)]]"]) met a group of Time Lords mutated to resemble Elder Things for camouflage, the Doctor helped destroy the Celestis's Mictlan, and Compassion was exposed to an expanse of War TARDISes, (PROSE: The Taking of Planet 5 [+]Loading...["[[The Taking of Planet 5 (novel)]]"]) and soon after begins her transformation into a TARDIS. (PROSE: Frontier Worlds [+]Loading...["[[Frontier Worlds (novel)]]"]) Fitz meets Filippa Cian on Skale, and so the Doctor leaves him there whilst he drops of Compassion on Earth so that she can "learn to be more human". After picking Fitz back up, the pair vistit "strange dimenions", "worlds at an angle to reality", and "dreamlike places", (PROSE: The Shadows of Avalon [+]Loading...["[[The Shadows of Avalon (novel)]]"]) including distracting Earth officials so that a man can commit suicide to avoid a slow painful death, (PROSE: Growing Higher [+]Loading...["[[Growing Higher (short story)]]"]) before returning for Compassion, resulting in the TARDIS being destroyed by a dimensional tear, and a conspiracy orchestrated by Cavis and Gandar, under the orders of Romana III, results in Compassion completing her transformation into the Type 102, which Romana intended to use to breed her new Type 103s. The Doctor and Fitz escaped in Compassion using a randomiser, in an attempt to escape from the Time Lords. They travelled to Yquatine, (PROSE: The Fall of Yquatine) Eskon, (PROSE: Coldheart) and Banquo Manor, when a Time Lord disguised as Cuthbert Simpson obtained the randomiser seed code for Compassion, and transmitted this information to Gallifrey. This allowed the Time Lords to predict where the Doctor would materialise next, (PROSE: The Banquo Legacy) resulting in them bringing the trio to Gallifrey and the Faction Paradox invasion of Gallifrey commencing, culminating in Gallifrey's destruction, the undoing of the War, and the amnesiac Doctor being set down on Earth in 1894 and Fitz in 2001, both by Compassion. (PROSE: The Ancestor Cell [+]Loading...["[[The Ancestor Cell (novel)]]"])
Post-War universe
- For the associated reality page, see Post-War universe .
Walking the Earth
After "falling" (PROSE: The Story So Far... [+]Loading...["[[The Story So Far... (short story)]]"]) into the post-War version of reality with no memory of his prior life, Compassion placed the Doctor down into 1894 Earth whilst his TARDIS healed, wherein he finds a note telling him to "meet Fitz at St. Louis on 8 February 2001". During the interval between his arrival in 1894 and him meeting Fitz in 2001 (PROSE: Escape Velocity [+]Loading...["[[Escape Velocity (novel)]]"]), the Doctor had many adventures stranded on Earth in linear chronology - he went by the alias "John" during his defeat of a vampire in the 20th century; (PROSE: Evergreen [+]Loading...["[[Evergreen (short story)]]"]) visited Prague in 1903; (PROSE: The City of the Dead [+]Loading...["[[The City of the Dead (novel)]]"]) started realising there was more to the world than obvious in 1918; (PROSE: Casualties of War [+]Loading...["[[Casualties of War (novel)]]"]) in the 1930s wrote short stories for various magazines which subconsciously expressed his prior life; (PROSE: Wolfsbane [+]Loading...["[[Wolfsbane (novel)]]"]) met Lorenzo Smitt in 1935 (PROSE: The Year of Intelligent Tigers [+]Loading...["[[The Year of Intelligent Tigers (novel)]]"]) and then travelled with her for a time afterwards; (PROSE: The Gallifrey Chronicles [+]Loading...["[[The Gallifrey Chronicles (novel)]]"]) met his former companion (who, due to his amnesia, he didn't recognise) Harry Sullivan in 1936; (PROSE: Wolfsbane [+]Loading...["[[Wolfsbane (novel)]]"]) perchased Fitz's journel in a bookshop in 1938; (PROSE: Time Zero [+]Loading...["[[Time Zero (novel)]]"]) met Alan Turing from 1943 to 1945 and tried to track a strange code, but realised he didn't know if helping the source of the signal was right, (PROSE: The Turing Test [+]Loading...["[[The Turing Test (novel)]]"]) and susbequently got depressed for the next few years, getting back on the track of love and peace after he got caught up in a Cold War conflict; (PROSE: Endgame [+]Loading...["[[Endgame (novel)]]"]) became, in the 1950s, a ghost-writer but left after realising an alien was causing a degenerative mental condition in the locals and he couldn't help; (PROSE: Mordieu [+]Loading...["[[Mordieu (short story)]]"]) spent some time, 1962, in an ancient Khmer temple; (PROSE: The Year of Intelligent Tigers [+]Loading...["[[The Year of Intelligent Tigers (novel)]]"]) spent some time with Cludia in 1976; (PROSE: Father Time [+]Loading...["[[Father Time (novel)]]"])[2] adopted Miranda Dawkins from the far future after her biological father and mother were killed. Miranda later leaned the truth about her past, and so fled in fear, with the Doctor discovering, by 1989, that she had been captured by Ferran on his ship theSupremacy. Miranda ultimately decided to return to the future with Ferran to reform society, whilst the Doctor stayed on Earth to await his appointment with Fitz. (PROSE: Father Time [+]Loading...["[[Father Time (novel)]]"])
Sabbath
Info from Mad Dogs and Englishmen, Trading Futures, The Crooked World, History 101, Notre Dame du Temps, Camera Obscura, Fitz's Story, & Emotional Chemistry needs to be added
By 2001, the TARDIS had indeed regained its original appearance, and the Doctor was reunited with his old friend Fitz, and gained a new companion, Anji Kapoor, following a thwarted invasion of Earth by the Kulan. (PROSE: Escape Velocity [+]Loading...["[[Escape Velocity (novel)]]"]) The trio's first excursion was to a musuem on New Jupiter called "EarthWorld", which chronicled Earth's history due to a loss of information and lack of recordkeeping. (PROSE: EarthWorld [+]Loading...["[[EarthWorld (novel)]]"]) They layer took a cat to a new life in Wales, (PROSE: The City of the Dead [+]Loading...["[[The City of the Dead (novel)]]"]) and met the Hitchemus Tigers, who were sentient, although Anji refused to accept this, "ignoring" the TARDIS translation circuits (PROSE: The Year of Intelligent Tigers [+]Loading...["[[The Year of Intelligent Tigers (novel)]]"])
On 18th century Earth, Sabbath removed the Doctor's second heart, which was apparently poisening him as it linked him to a home world that no longer ever existed, although Sabbath gave it to himself, allowing him to travel through time away from his home world. (PROSE: The Adventuress of Henrietta Street [+]Loading...["[[The Adventuress of Henrietta Street (novel)]]"]) This caused the Doctor to loose some of his physical abilities, such as the respiratory bypass system, although he came to accept he was defined by his actions, not physical limits. (PROSE: Hope [+]Loading...["[[Hope]]"]) Later, the Doctor encountered a race of clock-people (PROSE: Anachrophobia [+]Loading...["[[Anachrophobia (novel)]]"]), in reality a "fallen" version of Faction Paradox (PROSE: The Story So Far... [+]Loading...["[[The Story So Far... (short story)]]"]), who rewrote themselves into the history of the planet Gallifraxion Four by welding themselves into the natives' biodata; (PROSE: Anachrophobia [+]Loading...["[[Anachrophobia (novel)]]"]) whilst separted from his companions, befriended Alcestis, becoming her tutor; (PROSE: Fallen Gods [+]Loading...["[[Fallen Gods (novel)]]"]) the Doctor learns to dance. (PROSE: The Book of the Still [+]Loading...["[[The Book of the Still (novel)]]"]) Sabbath was, after a series of battles with the Doctor, forced to remove the Doctor's second heart from himself, allowing the Doctor to begin regrowing it; (PROSE: Camera Obscura [+]Loading...["[[Camera Obscura (novel)]]"]) he drops off Fitz and Anji to travel alone for a while, returning with his second heart fully grown, and Sabbath's con artist, Trix MacMillan, asks and is denied to join the TARDIS crew. (PROSE: Time Zero [+]Loading...["[[Time Zero (novel)]]"]) The Doctor and Fitz travel to Selonart in a parallel dimension and then to (PROSE: The Infinity Race [+]Loading...["[[The Infinity Race (novel)]]"]) an alternate universe where Alan Turing is alive in 2003 and someone is suppressing humanity's development, and then (PROSE: The Domino Effect [+]Loading...["[[The Domino Effect (novel)]]"]) to a pocket universe contemporous with the mainstream one, and then (PROSE: Reckless Engineering [+]Loading...["[[Reckless Engineering (novel)]]"]) they stop Good Times, Inc, but only with Sabbath's help, and finally (PROSE: The Last Resort [+]Loading...["[[The Last Resort (novel)]]"]) the Doctor realised Trix had been hiding in the TARDIS since she asked to join, and she finally lets her. Anji leaves to look after a child Time Lord called Chloe. (PROSE: Timeless [+]Loading...["[[Timeless (novel)]]"]) Discovering Sabbath had secretly been working for the Council of Eight, who wanted to to collapse all universes into one reality controlled by them, the Doctor destroyed the Council with the help of Sabbath and Zezanne, but seemingly at the cost of their lives. (PROSE: Sometime Never... [+]Loading...["[[Sometime Never... (novel)]]"])
Final adventures with Fitz and Trix
After defeating the Council, the Doctor, Fitz and Trix went to Espero. While there, the Doctor was offered to have his memories restored by Madam Xing, which he refused. (PROSE: Halflife [+]Loading...["[[Halflife (novel)]]"]) Soon after, the Doctor looked through the Tomorrow Window and saw multiple possible personal futures, although the vision eventually settled on one true future. (PROSE: The Tomorrow Windows [+]Loading...["[[The Tomorrow Windows (novel)]]"]) Five months later, he spent several months in 1904 and then a century beneath Mausolus House. (PROSE: The Sleep of Reason [+]Loading...["[[The Sleep of Reason (novel)]]"]) The Doctor saw, in mirrors around the TARDIS, a ghostly figure of whose identity he was uncertain. (PROSE: The Deadstone Memorial [+]Loading...["[[The Deadstone Memorial (novel)]]"]) The Doctor killed Arnauld Klimt as he had gone mad, (PROSE: To the Slaughter [+]Loading...["[[To the Slaughter (novel)]]"]) before it being revealed to him that, ever since he'd destroyed Gallifrey, he'd had the Matrix inside his head - explaining his amnesia - which meant he could possibly bring back the Time Lords. (PROSE: The Gallifrey Chronicles [+]Loading...["[[The Gallifrey Chronicles (novel)]]"])[3] Indeed, in a vision of the future the Doctor had seen previously, Gallifrey was there. (PROSE: The Tomorrow Windows [+]Loading...["[[The Tomorrow Windows (novel)]]"]).
Later, the Doctor, wearing his, as the War Doctor would later describe it, "swashbuckling" (PROSE: The Day of the Doctor [+]Loading...["[[The Day of the Doctor (novelisation)]]"]) oufit, the Doctor, Fitz, and Trix, stumble upon a planet of time distortions, and the Doctor is haunted by the possiblity of a future "war of time" and what it might turn him into. (PROSE: We Can't Stop What's Coming [+]Loading...["[[We Can't Stop What's Coming (short story)]]"])
Between longterm companions
The Doctor met Iris Wildthyme and Jo Grant in 1930s Hollywood whilst he was investigating Vita Monet; (AUDIO: The Elixir of Doom [+]Loading...["[[The Elixir of Doom (audio story)]]"]) attended the Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart's funeral; (PROSE: The Gift [+]Loading...["[[The Gift (ST short story)]]"]) and spent a Christmas with his brother Irving Braxiatel andBernice Summerfield. (PROSE: ...Be Forgot [+]Loading...["[[...Be Forgot (short story)]]"])
Alone again, the Doctor picked up siblgings Samson and Gemma Griffin in Folkestone Library, (AUDIO: Terror Firma [+]Loading...["[[Terror Firma (audio story)]]"]) but during their travels recieved a distress call from a Time Lord, leaving the two behind in Vienna and arriving in 1816, whereupon he realised the "Time Lord" had been himself from the future, and he invited Mary Shelley to join him on his travel, to which she agreed. (AUDIO: Mary's Story [+]Loading...["[[Mary's Story (audio story)]]"]) Their first adventure was to 1873 Vienna and they defeated a pair of Cybermen and the insane Johan Drossel. (AUDIO: The Silver Turk [+]Loading...["[[The Silver Turk (audio story)]]"]) Later, they prevented a Varaxil from destroying any wielders of [[Odic wave form]|odic energy]]. (AUDIO: The Witch from the Well [+]Loading...["[[The Witch from the Well (audio story)]]"]) After encountering someone who made skeltetons of the dead to attack cities, Mary requested to return home, leaving the Doctor on good terms. (AUDIO: Army of Death [+]Loading...["[[Army of Death (audio story)]]"])
Remembering he had been intending to meet Professor Chronotis in 1979 Cambridge in his fourth incarnation with Romana II (WC: Shada [+]Loading...["[[Shada (webcast)]]"]) before being Time Scooped by Borusa (TV: The Five Doctors [+]Loading...["[[The Five Doctors (TV story)]]"]), the Doctor called upon Romana, now Lady President of Gallifrey, and the two met Chronotis, before being interupted by Skagra, following him to Shada, and eventually defeating him. (WC: Shada [+]Loading...["[[Shada (webcast)]]"]) After returning to Gallifrey, the Doctor, Romana and K9 stopped a group of Time Lords from achieving immortality. (PROSE: The Time Lord's Story (short story [+]Loading...["The Time Lord's Story (short story"]) The Doctor then resumed his travels with Samson and Gemma. (AUDIO: Mary's Story [+]Loading...["Mary's Story (audio story)"])
After a series of more adventures with Samson and Gemma, Davros, whom they'd stumbled across on a Nekkistani time vessel, forced Gemma to alter the Doctor's memories so that she forgot her and Samson, and forced the Doctor to take him to Earth. (AUDIO: Terror Firma [+]Loading...["[[Terror Firma (audio story)]]"])
Charley Pollard
- For The associated reality page, see Positive-time universe .
Anti-time infection
At some point during his life, when he was wearing his outfit he wore on his first day of life, and had the "victorian console" thereof, (TV: Doctor Who [+]Loading...["Doctor Who (TV story)"]) the Doctor saved the self-described "Edwardian adventuress" Charlotte Pollard, "Charley to her friends", from the airship R101, thus breaking the Web of Time as it was a known historical fact that everyone died onboard said airship. (AUDIO: Storm Warning [+]Loading...["[[Storm Warning (audio story)]]"] Travelling together, the duo encountered the Cybermen and Orioin androids in the Garazone system; (AUDIO: Sword of Orion [+]Loading...["Sword of Orion (audio story)"]) travelling to Venice in the future; (AUDIO: The Stones of Venice [+]Loading...["[[The Stones of Venice (audio story)]]"]) and encountered the Brigadier in the newly founded state of Malebolgia. (AUDIO: Minuet in Hell [+]Loading...["[[Minuet in Hell (audio story)]]"]) After travelling with the Doctor for several weeks, Charley realised that she had fallen in love with him. (AUDIO: Letting Go [+]Loading...["[[Letting Go (audio story)]]"]) Later, the pair went to 1841 Paris and met a mummy, (AUDIO: The Mummy Speaks!) and got caught in a temporal paradox caused by the Ilkeians visiting their past through the Time Vortex; (AUDIO: The Slaying of the Writhing Mass) and reunited with an android they had met recently on Garazone, helping her escape her programming which caused her to commit atrocities. (AUDIO: Heart of Orion) Later, they went to 1938 New York and encountered Orson Welles. (AUDIO: Invaders from Mars) The Doctor and Charley visited Bob Dovie at 59A Barnsfield Crescent in Totton, Hampshire on 23 November 1963. (AUDIO: The Light at the End)
At some point, the Doctor and Charkey encountered the Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh Doctor. (AUDIO: The End of the Beginning)
Arriving at Edward Grove to investigate a temporal paradox, the Doctor and Charley inadvertedly caused said paradox, partially due to Charley's paradoxical existence. (AUDIO: The Chimes of Midnight) Shortly after, the Doctor and Charley encountered Sebastian Grayle, and they discovered - after acting out events they were trying to avert - that the Nimons had taken advantage of the damage done to the Web of Time by Charley's non-death to take control of the universe. Although they averted this timeline, the possibility of it scared the Doctor. (AUDIO: Seasons of Fear) The pair then almost killed off the entire Solarian/Cimmerian race, before realising their mistake and correcting it. (AUDIO: Embrace the Darkness) They then prevented an alternative timeline ruled by the Daleks caused by the extraction of William Shakespeare from history as a child. (AUDIO: The Time of the Daleks) Returning Will to his proper time, the Doctor was turned into a ventriliquist doll, and Charley escaped the Toymaker's Toyroom. (AUDIO: Solitaire)
Shortly after their encouter with the Daleks, the Doctor and Charley were captured by the Celestial Intervention Agency and brought before Lady President Romana II who officially revealed that the damage to the Web of Time which Charley's survival had caused, had opened up a portal to the anti-time universe. In order to prevent the Neverpeople from dropping a load of ant-time onto the Capitol, the Doctor absorbs the anti-time into himself and [[The Doctor's TARDIS]|his TARDIS]] (AUDIO: Neverland), turning them both into forms of Zagreus. In order to prevent the positive-time universe from getting infected by anti-time, the Doctor exiled himself to Rassilon's Divergent Universe, with Charley following him into his TARDIS, (AUDIO]: Zagreus) and a version of Rassilon in a physical body also arriving there. (AUDIO: The Next Life)
Divergent Universe
Upon discovering that Charley had followed him in, the Doctor was seemingly convinced she couldn't be herself, as "Charley wouldn't betray me", although he would grow to accept her again. The two encountered a sound creature, discovering "someone" was expirementing on the environment. (AUDIO: Scherzo) Leaving, they discovered the Interzone and its Kro'ka, who showed them into the next zones, including Eutermes, where they met their new companion C'rizz; (AUDIO: The Creed of the Kromon) Light City; (AUDIO: The Natural History of Fear) Setarus; (AUDIO: The Twilight Kingdom) the Multihaven; (AUDIO: Faith Stealer) and Excelis. (AUDIO: The Last) The Doctor eventuallyu managed to trick Kro'ka into revealing the Divergence's home base, Caerdroia, where the TARIS was, wherein the Doctor split into three selves, each representing part of his personality. Using this advantage, the TARDIS crew managed to recapture their TARDIS, and set off to explore the Divergent Universe on their own terms. (AUDIO: Caerdroia) At some point later, Rassilon purged the Zagreus infection from the Doctor, allowing it to manifest in the woman Perfection, although the Doctor didn't discover this until later. On their final adventure in this universe, Rassilon and the Kro'ka tried to turn Charley and C'rizz against each the Doctor, although this failed. After fighting off Rassilon and Perfection's huband, Keep, - the ultimate result of the Divergence's tests in evolution - the TARDIS crew left in their TARDIS for the main universe, safe in the knowledge that the Doctor wouldn't destroy the universe through his Zagreus infection. However, they were immediately confronted by Davros. (AUDIO: The Next Life)
Return the main universe
Back in the main universe, the Doctor managed to defeat Davros due to his mental instability, caused by his mind being merged with the Dalek Emperor, (AUDIO: Terror Firma) and then took C'rizz, who had been ambivalent to the TARDIS gardens, to the beautiful planet Endarra; (AUDIO: Scaredy Cat) took his companions to the The Great Exhibition of the Works of Industry of All Nations in 1851 London; (AUDIO: Other Lives) then the [[Industry (planet)]|planet Industry]] ruled by the Figurehead enforcing through the Clockwork Men; (AUDIO: Time Works) a mysterious prison called the Cube; (AUDIO: Something Inside) and visted a people who hadn't developed recording technology, and so re-enacted their first expoure to alien life. (AUDIO: Memory Lane)
On the American frontier, the Doctor played poker with a future version of his current incarnation that was travelling with Lucie Miller. (AUDIO: The 100 Days of the Doctor)
C'rizz faced many challenges in the new universe that challenged his mental state. (AUDIO: Something Inside) This eventually led to C'rizz sacrificing his life to save the Doctor from the Absolver. C'rizz's death had a negative impact on Charley and she asked the Doctor to take her home, (AUDIO: Absolution (BFM audio story)) and after being caught up in a Cyberman plot to attack Earth from the future, he did so. (AUDIO: The Girl Who Never Was)
Between longterm companions
- Main article: Eighth_Doctor#Alone_again
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Lucie Miller
Info from All the Fun of the Fair, Late Night Shopping, The Young Lions, The Caves of Erith, The Curse of the Fugue, Flashpoint, & The Beast of Orlok needs to be added
After travelling alone for an unspecified amount of time, the Doctor was taken by suprise when Lucie Miller appeared in his TARDIS as part of a "witness protection scheme". He tried to take her home, but his TARDIS refused to land there, "bouncing off" the shield around Lucie's home, landing on Red Rocket Rising and, after they thwarted Martez's plans to create new Daleks, the two accepted they were stuck with each other, (AUDIO: Blood of the Daleks [+]Loading...["Blood of the Daleks (audio story)"]) and soon afterwards in 1974 Blackpool, after defeating the Only Ones, Lucie accepted the Doctor's proposal to be his "official" companion. (AUDIO: Horror of Glam Rock [+]Loading...["Horror of Glam Rock (audio story)"]) Together, the Doctor and Lucie travelled to: a planet resembling ancient Greece and put an end to a group of people cloning themselves and, once their current body got too old, stealing their clones (who were self-aware)'s bodies to achieve immortality; (AUDIO: Immortal Beloved [+]Loading...["Immortal Beloved (audio story)"]) one of Mars's moons, Phobos, and defeated an entity that fed on people's experienced fear; (AUDIO: 'Phobos [+]Loading...["Phobos (audio story)"]) persuaded Nick Zimmerman, who was using a time loop, to steal a [[Space-time vessel]|time-ship]]; (AUDIO: 'No More Lies [+]Loading...["No More Lies (audio story)"]) and put a stop to a Cyberman invasion using a quantum crystalliser. During this excursion, the pair realised that the Time Lords had intended to extract Karen Coltraine to prevent her becoming a dictator and place her in the Doctor's TARDIS, rather than Lucie, as they had job interviews on the same day at the same place. (AUDIO: Human Resources [+]Loading...["Human Resources (audio story)"])
The Doctor played poker with a younger version of himself travelling with Charley and C'rizz on the American frontier. (AUDIO: The 100 Days of the Doctor)
The Doctor and Lucie became trapped in the Canthares black hole, where the Daleks were experimenting on the other space travellers trapped within it. The Doctor fell under the influence of the Fendahl during this adventure, unbeknownst to Lucie. (AUDIO: The Dalek Trap [+]Loading...["The Dalek Trap (audio story)"], [[[Island of the Fendahl (audio story)|[Island of the Fendahl]] [+]Loading...["[Island of the Fendahl (audio story)"]) They attended the roller derby on Castus Sigma to celebrate Lucie's birthday. (AUDIO: [[[The Revolution Game (audio story)|[The Revolution Game]] [+]Loading...["[The Revolution Game (audio story)"]) Three weeks after the Canthares incident, (AUDIO: 'Island of the Fendahl [+]Loading...["Island of the Fendahl (audio story)"]) they visited Hortons Orb, (AUDIO: The House on the Edge of Chaos [+]Loading...["The House on the Edge of Chaos (audio story)"]) before being drawn to the island of Fandor in 2007. There they discovered that the Doctor set the Fendahl free from Canthares when he released the trapped space travellers from the black hole. (AUDIO: [[[Island of the Fendahl (audio story)|[Island of the Fendahl]] [+]Loading...["[Island of the Fendahl (audio story)"]) On their continued travels, the Doctor and Lucie were trapped within the mind of Sepulchre, (AUDIO: Dead London [+]Loading...["Dead London (audio story)"]) investigated a murder mystery on Sirius Exhibition Station, (AUDIO: Max Warp [+]Loading...["Max Warp (audio story)"]) uncovered an Auton town in 2008 Uzbekistan, (AUDIO: Brave New Town [+]Loading...["Brave New Town (audio story)"]) became involved in a fight between two species for a priceless skull on Indigo 3 (AUDIO: The Skull of Sobek [+]Loading...["The Skull of Sobek (audio story)"]) and were reunited with the Headhunter and Karen during a jewel heist in 1898 Sweden. (AUDIO: [[[Grand Theft Cosmos (audio story)|[Grand Theft Cosmos]] [+]Loading...["[Grand Theft Cosmos (audio story)"]) Lucie's aunt, Patricia Ryder, died during a Zygon plot, and instead of informing Lucie, the Doctor and Pat's Zygon (as a human) husband Haygoth decided to live the rest of his life as her. (AUDIO: The Zygon Who Fell to Earth [+]Loading...["The Zygon Who Fell to Earth (audio story)"])
While visiting a space station, the Doctor was kidnapped by a group of Trell. With the help of Rosto, Lucie discovered that Cristophe Zarodnix, a billionaire who had recently purchased the planet Karn, was a member of the Cult of Morbius and planning to use the Doctor to resurrect Morbius. (AUDIO: Sisters of the Flame [+]Loading...["Sisters of the Flame (audio story)"]) Trapped in a final struggle against the Gallifreyan tyrant, both the Doctor and Morbius fell from great height, apparently resulting in his death. (AUDIO: The Vengeance of Morbius [+]Loading...["The Vengeance of Morbius (audio story)"]) After spending six-hundred years on the planet Orbis, an amnesiac Doctor was reunited with Lucie, (AUDIO: Orbis [+]Loading...["Orbis (audio story)"]) and the pair shared many more adventures, battling Krynoids, (AUDIO: Hothouse [+]Loading...["Hothouse (audio story)"]') Wirrn, (AUDIO: Wirrn Dawn [+]Loading...["Wirrn Dawn (audio story)",""]) Baroques, (AUDIO: The Scapegoat [+]Loading...["The Scapegoat (audio story)"]) and the Cannibalists. (AUDIO: The Cannibalists [+]Loading...["The Cannibalists (audio story)"])
Returning to 2015 Earth, the Doctor discoveed the Eightfold Truth organiisation, who predicted "a rebel sun" would purge the planet. (AUDIO: The Eight Truths [+]Loading...["[[The Eight Truths (audio story)]]"]) In reality, the group was a front for the Eight Legs, and they tried to make Lucie their queen, but the Doctor saved her and Karen, but failed to save the Headhunter. (AUDIO: Worldwide Web [+]Loading...["[[Worldwide Web (audio story)]]"])
Molly, Liv and Helen
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Josie Day
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Last Great Time War
Helping victims out and avoiding the conflict
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Ending the Time War
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Regeneration =
- Main article: Eighth Doctor's regeneration
{{Main|The Doctor's ninth incarnation]}
- ↑ The original plan for 'The Flood (comic story) would have featured the Eighth Doctor's regeneration, suggesting a placement near the end of his life, but as this didn't hold through to the end it is more reasonable to place Destrii's travels near Izzy's
- ↑ This was a reference to the novel [[User:NateBumber/Sandbox/The Stranger (novel)|]], which is currently not covered by this wiki
- ↑ Lance Parkin's clear intent here was to tie-in with the new series, as he (reasonably) presumed it would have an intact Gallifrey, and this novel was originally planned to be published before Rose [+]Loading...["[[Rose (TV story)]]"]. However, this point of "continuity-plaster" also offers an easy way to place all non-EDA content after the EDAs.