The Number Doctors (disambiguation)

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Over the course of the history of Doctor Who, several pieces of fiction and non-fiction have used some title resembling The (number) Doctors. This started with The Three Doctors in 1973 and was cemented as a trend with The Five Doctors in 1983 and The Two Doctors in 1985. This page will attempt to list these in neither order of release or alphabetical order, but listing the stories from the lowest numbers to the highest.

Fiction

• The One Doctor, a 2001 audio story featuring the Sixth Doctor. The title hints that the second Doctor in the story is an imposter.
• The Two Doctors, a 1985 TV story featuring the Second and Sixth Doctors.
  • The Two Doctors, the novelisation of the story.
• The Two Doctors, an unproduced crossover pitched to Marvel Comics by Andrew Cartmel which would have featured the Seventh Doctor facing off against Doctor Strange.
• The Three Doctors, a 1973 TV story featuring the First, Second, and Third Doctors.
  • The Three Doctors, the 1975 novelisation of the story.
• The Four Doctors, a 2010 audio story featuring the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Doctors.
• Four Doctors, a 2015 comic story, featuring the Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth Doctors alongside an alternate timeline Twelfth Doctor and brief cameos by the War and Ninth Doctors.
  • Four Doctors, the graphic novel compiling the entire 2015 series.
• The Five Doctors, a 1980 illustration depicting the First, Second, Third and Fourth Doctors alongside Peter Cushing's Dr. Who.
• The Five Doctors, a 1983 TV story featuring the First, Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Doctors.
  • PROSE: The Five Doctors, the novelisation of the television story.
  • POEM: The Five Doctors, the poetic adaptation of the television story.
  • The Five Doctors, the soundtrack of the story.
• The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot, a satirical 2013 film about the creation of The Day of the Doctor. Features Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Paul McGann, David Tennant, Matt Smith and Jon Culshaw as Tom Baker.
• The Six Doctors, the working title for an early draft of The Five Doctors
• The Eight Doctors, a 1996 novel featuring the First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Doctors.
• The Eighth Doctors, a 2005 illustration showing eight "incarnations" of the Eighth Doctor depicted from 1996 to 2005.
• Thirteen Doctors, an in-universe video game. (COMIC: Happy Deathday)
• The Infinity Doctors, a 1998 novel.