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This page lists appearances of the Eleventh Doctor in the order in which he experienced them. This timeline is based upon observations of the Doctor Who universe and the events that occur during each of these stories. From these observations we have attempted to build a concise timeline. It is assumed that for each novel, comic, audio or television series, their published, broadcast or numbered order is the order they occur in.

The layout of this timeline is in part based on the observations on Doctor Who Reference Guide and Doctor Who - The Complete Adventures, as well as Lance Parkin's AHistory and other sources that allow us to make observations, such as The Whoniverse, Doctor Who Reviews, Doc Oho's Book Reviews, The History of Doctor Who, The Discontinuity Guide, Clive Banks databanks, Whopix, and the Big Finish forums. None of these sources should be used solely as a source or considered a "true" timeline for stories.

Limiting factors[[edit source]]

Companions[[edit source]]

Any story featuring Amy Pond must be after TV: The Eleventh Hour and before TV: The Time of Angels, or after TV: Cold Blood and before TV: The Pandorica Opens. Any story featuring Amy and Rory Williams as TARDIS residents must be after TV: The Vampires of Venice and before TV: The Hungry Earth, after TV: The Big Bang and before TV: The God Complex, or after TV: The Power of Three and before TV: The Angels Take Manhattan. Any story with Amy and Rory taking short trips and returning home must be after TV: The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe and before TV: The Power of Three. Any story where Amy and Rory are married and Rory remembers being a Roman centurion can only be after TV: The Big Bang.

Any story featuring the Doctor by himself must be set before TV: The Impossible Astronaut, or set between TV: A Good Man Goes to War and TV: Let's Kill Hitler, or set between TV: The God Complex and TV: The Bells of Saint John.

Any story featuring Clara Oswald must come after TV: The Bells of Saint John and before TV: The Time of the Doctor.

Costume[[edit source]]

By TV: The Snowmen, the Doctor has changed wardrobe, switching to a purple 18th-century costume. Any story where he is in this costume must be set after The Snowmen. At some point, he stopped wearing the 18th-century outfit and returned to his tweed jacket, as seen in WC: The Bells of Saint John. The one exception to this rule is COMIC: The Steampunk Conundrum as, while the Doctor is depicted wearing a purple coat, the story is explicitly established as being set between TV: A Christmas Carol and The Impossible Astronaut.

In TV: The Bells of Saint John, the Doctor switches his tweed outfit for one similar to the one he wore in 1892, but with a purple over-coat. The next episode, TV: The Rings of Akhaten, sees him add a grey waistcoat to his outfit. From TV: Nightmare in Silver, this becomes a darker velvet waistcoat, and then from TV: The Day of the Doctor until his regeneration, the Doctor is wearing a different black waistcoat which is no longer veletty but still with a high-cut.

Timeline[[edit source]]

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A new body[[edit source]]

The Doctor regenerates from his previous incarnation. The TARDIS is damaged in the process, and begins a crash landing.
  • TV: The Eleventh Hour [+]Loading...["The Eleventh Hour (TV story)"]: 1996
Follows directly on from The End of Time. Crash landing into 7-year-old Amelia Pond's shed in 1996, the Doctor finds a crack in the fabric of time and space on her bedroom wall that leads to Prisoner Zero's cell, but is forced to take off in the TARDIS without Amelia before he can find Prisoner Zero to stop the TARDIS engines phasing out of existence.
(SEGMENT)
The Doctor responds to a letter sent by young Amelia asking him when he's going to come back: he apologises and promises to be back in 15 minutes. (PROSE: Doctor, Doctor! 206 [+]Loading...["Doctor, Doctor! (DWA 206 short story)","Doctor, Doctor! 206"])
Accidentally returning in 2008, the Doctor helps the grown up Amelia, now calling herself "Amy", and her boyfriend, Rory Williams, in guiding the Atraxi to Prisoner Zero while the TARDIS regenerates. After the crisis is over, the Doctor, having been warned by Prisoner Zero that the "Pandorica will open" and "silence will fall", takes his new TARDIS control room for a test run.
Set during The Eleventh Hour, when the Doctor and Amelia are eating fish fingers and custard.
Set during The Eleventh Hour, when the Doctor confronts the Atraxi on the hospital roof.
(FLASHBACK)
While he is taking the TARDIS for a test run, the Doctor looks at his new face for the first time and, despite knowing it to be untrue, calls it his eleventh face. (PROSE: The Day of the Doctor)
(SEGMENT)
Shortly after his regeneration, the Doctor meets up with Davros on Traxamere Beta for their Christmas truce. (PROSE: Father of the Daleks)
(EPILOGUE)
The Doctor returns to Amy Pond's house in 2010 to fulfill his promise to take Amy traveling with him. He also receives a new sonic screwdriver from the TARDIS to replace the old one damaged by Prisoner Zero. Amy is roughly 21-years-old when she boards the TARDIS. (TV: The Eleventh Hour)

The first adventures[[edit source]]

Interlinked between The Eleventh Hour and The Beast Below. The Doctor informs Amy of the workings of the TARDIS, such as the broken chameleon circuit.
Amy takes her first trip in the TARDIS, ending up on the Starship UK in 3295, where she and the Doctor help Liz 10 free the star whale the ship is built on. As they prepare to leave, the TARDIS is contacted by Winston Churchill, leading directly into Victory of the Daleks.
Answering Churchill's summons, the Doctor finds three surviving Daleks fighting in World War II for the Ironside Project, and is tricked into activating a progenitor that creates a New Dalek Paradigm that escape to rebuild the Dalek Empire. The Doctor realises that history is being interfered with when Amy fails to remember the Planetary Relocation Incident.
Amy is wearing her clothes from Victory of the Daleks.
The Doctor claims that a number of months have passed since The End of Time.Evidence yet to be determined for this placement.
Amy knows about her wedding day and Rory is absent, setting this before The Time of Angels. Reference is made to the events of Apollo 23. Amy is still adjusting to life in the TARDIS and questions the Doctor on why he calls her "Pond", setting this early in their travels together.
The Doctor has already given Amy a TARDIS key, but he has only met Rory once, setting this before The Time of Angels, though he somehow already knows that Rory and Amy are engaged, despite not learning it until Flesh and Stone.
Amy encounters the Judoon for the first time. After he ensures that there are no cracks in New York City, the Doctor intends for his next stop to be the Delerium Archive, leading directly into The Time of Angels.
Finding a message from River Song in the Delirium Archive, the Doctor and Amy help her and the Church face off against a Weeping Angel at the crash of the Byzantium on Alfava Metraxis, which is also Amy's first visit to an alien planet, only to find a horde of Weeping Angels waiting for them, leading directly into Flesh and Stone. Amy meets River for the first time, and the Doctor implicitly meets her for the first time in his eleventh incarnation. Amy implies that The Beast Below and Victory of the Daleks are still recent adventures.[quote 1]
Set during The Time of Angels, presenting an alternate account to the Doctor biting Amy's arm to prove it isn't stone.
Escaping the Angels into the Byzantium, the Doctor finds another crack in time and realises that they are removing events and people from history, and uses this information to defeat the Angels. River tells the Doctor that she is in prison for murdering "the best man [she] knew", and that he will next see her "when the Pandorica opens." Returning Amy home, the Doctor learns that she is getting married to Rory, but she attempts to seduce him, causing the Doctor to decide to find Rory, leading into The Vampires of Venice. The Doctor claims to be 907-years-old.
The Doctor and Amy are facing the Weeping Angels, while Amy is wearing her red top from The Time of Angels/Flesh and Stone, suggesting a setting during.
Interlinked between Flesh and Stone and The Vampires of Venice. Amy finds out about the Doctor's previous companions.

Joined by Rory[[edit source]]

Hoping to prevent Amy's adventures from ruining her engagement, the Doctor brings Rory aboard the TARDIS, taking the pair to 1580 Venice as a wedding present, where he learns more about the cracks in time from Rosanna Calvierri of the Saturnyns while he stops her plan to drown Venice to repopulate her species, though his victory results in her suicide.
Set concurrently with the pre-title sequence of The Vampires of Venice.
Set shortly after The Vampires of Venice, with the Doctor relaying his experience with the Saturnyns to William Shakespeare.
The TARDIS crew are put into two dreams by the Dream Lord to trick them into thinking one is reality. When Rory is killed in one of the dreams, Amy realises how important he is to her, implicitly setting this after any story where she is dismissive of him. After the Doctor realises the Dream Lord's deception, the TARDIS crew escape both dreams, and the Doctor removes the psychic pollen that created the Dream Lord from the TARDIS' time rotor.
Amy and Rory are traveling in the TARDIS while still engaged, setting this between The Vampires of Venice and The Hungry Earth.
(REFERENCE)
The Doctor decides to take Amy and Rory to Rio, but instead arrives in Tibet. (PROSE: The Glamour Chase)
Rory takes his first trip to an alien planet, and he and the Doctor discuss the events of The Vampires of Venice.
The Doctor is trying to get Amy and Rory to Rio, setting this shortly before The Hungry Earth. According to Rory, their last attempt to visit Rio ended with them in Tibet, and the time before that resulted in the events of The King's Dragon.
Failing to get to Rio, the TARDIS crew find a tribe of Silurians under 2020 Cwmtaff. Taking Alaya prisoner, the Doctor goes to negotiate peace in the Silurian city with Nasreen Chaudhry, leading directly into Cold Blood.
Set during The Hungry Earth.
After Alaya is killed, her sister, Restac, begins a war campaign, forcing the Silurian leader to put the Silurians back into hibernation. Nasreen decides to remain in the Silurian city. While fleeing to the TARDIS, the Doctor is distracted by another crack in time, and fishes burnt shrapnel of the TARDIS out of it. Rory is killed by Restac while saving the Doctor's life, and is then wiped from existence by the cracks, causing Amy to forget him.

After Rory's death[[edit source]]

Set immediately before The Journey.
Amy asks the Doctor who he is, setting this early in their travels, and the two encounter Daleks and Weeping Angels in the Time Vortex, setting this after Flesh and Stone.
The Doctor and Amy meet River Song on Mars, setting this after The Time of Angels. River suggests it is early in their travels together, though there is no mention of Rory, implying a setting after Cold Blood.
The Doctor and Amy visit another planet, setting this after The Time of Angels.
Amy notes that the Doctor has been taking her to nicer places recently, and feels that she has recently lost someone, but not to the extent that she recognises the feeling. The Doctor also mistakenly calls Vincent "Rory", suggesting a setting shortly after Cold Blood. During a visit to the Musée d'Orsay in 2010, the Doctor spots a Krafayis in Vincent van Gogh's The Church at Auvers, and takes Amy to 1890 Auvers-sur-Oise to investigate, where they meet Vincent during the last month of his life. After he helps them dispatch the Krafayis, the Doctor and Amy bring Vincent to the Musée d'Orsay to see how appreciated he will be, but are ultimately unable to prevent his fated suicide.
The Doctor and Amy visit a colony world without Rory present in the TARDIS, setting this between Cold Blood and The Pandorica Opens. Amy is unaware of the fireplace aboard the TARDIS, setting this before TARDIS.

A game of adventures[[edit source]]

Set between Vincent and the Doctor and The Lodger.[1] The Doctor and Amy visit an alien planet while Rory is not with them, setting this after Cold Blood. The Doctor takes Amy to Skaro for the first time, specifically to the city of Kaalann.
Amy has her first encounter with the Cybermen.
Interlinked between Blood of the Cybermen and TARDIS.
Follows on from the ending of TARDIS.
Amy already knows the Cybermen, setting this after Blood of the Cybermen. The Doctor sees a hologram of himself and Amy from the future events of Evacuation Earth.
Amy and the Doctor save the lost city Anglica, setting this before The Mazes of Time.
Sequel to Return to Earth. Amy knows about the Silurians, setting this after Cold Blood.
Amy recognises the Cybermen and Silurians, setting this after Cold Blood and Blood of the Cybermen.
Amy has her first encounter with the Autons.
The Doctor is traveling with Amy, but Rory is absent.

Further adventures with Amy[[edit source]]

A shapeshifter transforms into a Judoon while in Amy's presence, setting this after The Forgotten Army.
The Doctor and Amy have faced Weeping Angels before, setting this after Flesh and Stone.
The Doctor is travelling with Amy, and Rory is not present or referenced. They are joined in the TARDIS by an unnamed child from Earth, who they decide to return home via the scenic route at the end of the adventure.
Amy refers to the events of Flesh and Stone and Rory is absent, setting this after Cold Blood. The Doctor and Amy visit Skaro, with the Doctor expecting Amy to be familiar with the planet, suggesting a setting after City of the Daleks.
Amy recognises the Judoon, setting this after The Forgotten Army.
The Doctor claims to be 908-years-old.
Amy visits Japan for the first time and expresses interest in going to Tokyo, setting this before The Golden Ones. Amy hasn't been travelling with the Doctor for long.

Creating the Child of Time[[edit source]]

The Doctor and Amy visit another planet, setting this after The Time of Angels, while trying to get to Basingstoke, and save the planet from a damaged gene splicer.
The Eleventh Doctor has his first encounter with UNIT when Martha Jones calls him to aid the Tokyo branch of UNIT, which results in him and Amy helping UNIT defeat Axos after a fraction of it escapes its time loop prison. They meet Chiyoko for the first time when she helps them in defeating Axos, despite initially being Axos' ally.
The Doctor recalls the events of The Vampires of Venice. After he and Amy stop the temporally misplaced Eldritch Valdemar from killing the ancestors of his enemies in 1858 Paris, a human woman named Cosette is absorbed by the TARDIS without them knowing.
The Doctor and Amy meet John Lennon in Psychspace, setting this after their plans to meet the Beatles in City of the Daleks.
While caught up in the war between the Sisters of Purity and the Galateans, the Doctor and Amy discover that the TARDIS was infected by the gene splicer during the events of Supernature, and has been absorbing lifeforms from every destination they've visited in Planet Bollywood, The Golden Ones, The Screams of Death, and Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night. The infection evolves into Chiyoko, leading directly into The Child of Time.
With the aid of a Galatean duplicate of Alan Turing, the Doctor and Amy convinces Chiyoko to undo her own creation and transfers her consciousness to a Galatean body after he returns the lifeforms that created her back to their timelines.

More adventures with Amy[[edit source]]

Amy recognises the Daleks, Cybermen, and Weeping Angels.
While the non-narrative sections suggest that the Doctor is travelling with multiple companions, the narrative features only Amy travelling with him.
The Doctor and Amy celebrate Halloween on Verticulus.
The Doctor and Amy attend the coronation of Elizabeth II.

A quiet three weeks[[edit source]]

The Doctor lodges with Craig Owens for three days in 2010 to investigate 79B Aickman Road, a timeship that he sees as an attempt by someone to build a TARDIS. As they work together to defeat the ship's autopilot, the Doctor helps Craig admit his love for his friend, Sophie. With the crisis over, the Doctor goes to rejoin Amy in the TARDIS, with Craig giving him his house key as a memento.
Set during The Lodger.
(YOUNGER COUNTERPART)
The Doctor and Amy visit Space Florida. (TV: The Big Bang)

Rebooting the universe[[edit source]]

Set three weeks after The Lodger, and one week after the visit to Space Florida. Following a message from River to 102 Stonehenge, the Doctor and Amy find the Pandorica, and discover it is both opening and transmitting a signal that is summoning the Doctor's enemies. Finding Rory alive as a Roman Centurion, the Doctor is able to frighten away his enemies, but River's piloting of the TARDIS is hijacked. As the TARDIS begins to explode with River still inside, Rory, who is actually an Auton, shoots Amy dead and the Doctor is imprisoned in the Pandorica by an alliance of his enemies, leading directly into The Big Bang.
Set immediately after The Pandorica Opens, with the Doctor briefly escaping the Pandorica while the Alliance celebrates their victory.
(REFERENCE)
To keep himself busy whilst trapped in the Pandorica, the Doctor makes a list of people, places and things he's encountered on his recent adventures. (PROSE: The Doctor's A to Z! [+]Loading...["The Doctor's A to Z! (short story)"])
The Doctor is freed by the Auton Rory, and places Amy in the Pandorica to revive her. Meeting up with the pair again in 1996 using River's vortex manipulator, the Doctor saves River from the TARDIS and launches the Pandorica into the eye of the explosion to reboot the universe. As the Doctor's timeline unravels, he revisits the events of Flesh and Stone and The Eleventh Hour, where he says goodbye to Amelia before going into the crack. However, his words to Amelia cause Amy to remember him and the TARDIS back into existence at her wedding reception. After the celebrations conclude, the Doctor takes Amy and Rory, revived to his old self by the reality reboot, for more adventure in the TARDIS, with the Doctor beginning to affectionately call them "the Ponds".

Amy and Rory's honeymoon[[edit source]]

(FLASHBACK)
Not long after Amy and Rory's wedding, the Doctor chats with Rory in the TARDIS over a glass of a corrosive substance he thought was liquor, that eats through the glasses and table. (PROSE: Visiting Hours)
The Doctor recalls the events of The Big Bang. The Doctor is travelling with Amy, although strangely no mention is made of Rory.
Set during the beginning of The War of Art, just after the Doctor leaves Amy in the TARDIS. Rory's absence is unexplained, although it could be considered that the player is seeing things from his perspective and that he is the person Amy is talking to.
Amy and Rory's wedding is still treated as a recent event, setting this shortly after The Big Bang.
The Doctor says that the TARDIS is "still playing up" after the recent events of Spam Filtered. The TARDIS crew were attempting to attend the beginning of the football league in 1888 before they arrived in Whitechapel.
The Doctor, Amy and Rory are attempting to visit the 1966 World Cup Final.
The Doctor, Amy and Rory are joined in the TARDIS by Kevin, a robotic copy of a Tyrannosaurus rex, who wants to find a better role in life beyond the resort complex he worked for. The Doctor is wearing his green overcoat.
Ending leads directly into Space Squid.
Kevin decides to stay at Nebula Base as its new chief of security.
Rory recalls the events of The Big Bang, and is mistrustful towards the Doctor and his ability to take care of Amy, suggesting a setting early in their relationship. Rory is also concerned about returning to Victorian England "again", suggesting a setting shortly after Ripper's Curse.
Set before Death is the Only Answer, with the Doctor attempting to buy a new fez. Rory still takes an issue with the Doctor referring to him as "Mr. Pond".
(SEGMENT)
The Doctor responds to a letter from the Sansheeth who want to know how time travel works. (PROSE: Doctor, Doctor! 206 [+]Loading...["Doctor, Doctor! (DWA 206 short story)","Doctor, Doctor! 206"])
After he drops Amy and Rory off on a Honeymoon planet for their honeymoon, the Doctor is attacked by the Claw Shansheeth and left stranded.[quote 2] Escaping his banishment, he meets up with Sarah Jane Smith and the Bannerman Road gang for the first time since his latest regeneration, and is also reunited with Jo Grant. Together, they put a stop the Shansheeth's plan and the Doctor reclaims his TARDIS.
The Doctor prepares to tell an unseen audience about the recent events of Death of the Doctor.
The Doctor is travelling alone while Amy and Rory are on the honeymoon planet mentioned in Death of the Doctor. He is carrying a mobile phone at Amy's insistence, not wanting to be out of contact while separated from him on another planet, suggesting this is the first time he has dropped them off somewhere and left for other adventures.
While travelling alone, the Doctor is drawn into Vorgenson's minimiser show by the New Dalek Paradigm, but he is able to escape the show by unleashing the Cybermen against the Daleks.
Set a week after The Monsters Are Coming!, with the Doctor sending a letter to the audience before they attend Vorgenson's show.
(PHOTO)
The Doctor attends a party at Frank Sinatra's hunting lodge with Father Christmas and Albert Einstein. (TV: A Christmas Carol)
The Doctor is still travelling alone, and is called on his mobile phone by Louie and Millie, the children he met in The Night after Hallowe'en. The Doctor takes several months to respond to the phone call after receiving it.
The Doctor is travelling with Amy and Rory, and recalls the events of Cold Snap and Vampire Hurricane.
(SEGMENT)
The Doctor leaves Amy and Rory in 1605 to see Romeo and Juliet. (PROSE: Honeymoon Horrors)
Set before Death Is the Only Answer.
(SEGMENT)
The Doctor receives a letter from Amy telling him to collect her and Rory from 1605 due to James I arresting them. The Doctor then drops them off at the Gardens of Zul-Thep in the year 3104. (PROSE: Honeymoon Horrors)
The Doctor acquires a new fez, specifically to replace the one River destroyed in The Big Bang, setting this before A Christmas Carol.
(SEGMENT)
The Doctor receives a telemessage from Rory telling him to save him and Amy from giant bees in the Gardens of Zul-Thep. The Doctor then sends them to meet Wyatt Earp. (PROSE: Honeymoon Horrors)
(SEGMENT)
The Doctor receives a telegram from Amy detailing the disastrous results of Rory's meeting with Earp. The Doctor then drops Amy and Rory off on Drago 14 for a beach holiday, and later receives an Instant Message that they have booked a cruise on the Thrasymachus cruise ship. (PROSE: Honeymoon Horrors)

Rewriting Kazran's history[[edit source]]

Rory is still a little untrusting towards the Doctor[quote 3], as well as a little jealous when he is credited for saving the day[quote 4], and recalls his previous "honeymoon ideas" with displeasure.[quote 5] The Doctor is summoned by Amy and Rory when the Thrasymachus starts crashing on Sardicktown. To save them, the Doctor seeks to rewrite the timeline of the town proprietor, Kazran Sardick, by visiting on Christmas Eve for seven years to take Kazran, and Abigail Pettigrew, on adventures in the TARDIS. On their first adventure, they release a sky shark back into the cloud belt using Abigail's cryogenic chamber. On the second of their annual adventures, the Doctor takes Kazran and Abigail for a sleigh ride, drawn by the same sky shark, in the cloud belt.
The Doctor picks up Kazran and Abigail for one of their adventures.
Set when the Doctor is traveling with a teenage Kazran on the crest of his adulthood. They intend to collect Abigail after they and Winston Churchill have a "day out with the lads".
(SEGMENT)
The Doctor and Kazran pick up Abigail for their sixth annual adventure. Abigail sees Kazran grown up for the first time and they spend Christmas Eve with her family. As Abigail prepares to return to her cryogenic chamber, she and Kazran share their first kiss. (TV: A Christmas Carol)
(SEGMENT)
The Doctor responds to a letter seemingly sent from the elderly Kazran. (PROSE: Doctor, Doctor! 206 [+]Loading...["Doctor, Doctor! (DWA 206 short story)","Doctor, Doctor! 206"])
Authorial intent places this between the sixth and the eighth of the annual adventures seen in A Christmas Carol. The Doctor and Kazran have recently encountered the Draconians. Abigail is mentioned and, after their private adventure, the Doctor sets the TARDIS coordinates to take Kazran home.
(SEGMENT)
On their eighth annual trip, the Doctor, Kazran and Abigail visit Hollywood. The Doctor accidentally marries Marilyn Monroe while Abigail tells Kazran the truth about the illness keeping her in the cryogenic chamber. Kazran decides to end the annual trips so he doesn't have to see her die. However, the Doctor is able to reform the elderly Kazran by bringing his younger self to see him, and Abigail is able to stabalise the clouds with her singing. With disaster averted, the Doctor collects Amy and Rory from their honeymoon. (TV: A Christmas Carol)

Ponds' extended honeymoon[[edit source]]

Rory recalls the recent events of The Big Bang, and doesn't yet have a close relationship with the Doctor, implying a setting after A Christmas Carol. Amy sends them off on an adventure on their own to help them bond.
Rory recalls the events of Cold Blood.
The Doctor gives his age as 907-years-old.
(SEGMENT)
The Doctor responds to a letter from a Judoon who wants to be a comedian. (PROSE: Doctor, Doctor! 206 [+]Loading...["Doctor, Doctor! (DWA 206 short story)","Doctor, Doctor! 206"])
Amy mentions her wedding from The Big Bang.
The Doctor and Rory mention the events of The Big Bang.
Amy and Rory are married, setting this after The Big Bang.
While Rory helps the Doctor with maintenance aboard the TARDIS, he gets distracted when Amy tries to ask the Doctor a question, causing the TARDIS to land within itself, leading directly into Time.
The Doctor uses the time differentials caused by the TARDIS landing inside itself to tell himself how to free the TARDIS.
Rory isn't as comfortable travelling in the TARDIS as the Doctor and Amy are.
Amy and Rory are married, setting this after The Big Bang.
The Doctor is on a night out with River while Amy and Rory are asleep, though he is discovered by Amy after she wakes up. When she tries asking him the question she had in Space, Amy learns that the Doctor and Rory having been taking "turns" comforting her.
When the Doctor returns from his night out with River, Amy asks him the question she had during Space: she asks how she can remember the two separate timelines that were created when the Doctor rebooted the universe, setting this shortly after The Big Bang. The Doctor mentions "Marilyn", implying a setting after A Christmas Carol.

Solo adventures[[edit source]]

(CONTEXT)
Once they decide that their honeymoon has concluded, (TV: Dinosaurs on a Spaceship) the Doctor deposits Amy and Rory back in Leadworth in February 2011, eight months after their wedding, for them to enjoy their married life. (TV: The Impossible Astronaut)
The Doctor helps Dermot O'Leary get to the National Television Awards, though after a few detours.
The Doctor recalls the events of The Pandorica Opens.
The Doctor stops by a Red Nose Day being presented by Claudia Winkleman and Jonathan Ross in 2011, and leaves with Winkleman.
The Doctor saves the Sontaran Strax in 1819, setting this before A Good Man Goes to War.
The Doctor is travelling alone in his tweed jacket, and is in good spirits.
The Doctor is traveling alone, and shares an adventure with Dorium Maldovar, setting this before A Good Man Goes to War.
(SEGMENT)
The Doctor calls River while she partakes in a dangerous race in space, and tells her about the significance Darillium has to them for the first time. (NOTVALID: The Final Night)
The Eleventh Doctor unites with his other incarnations to help a group of people seal the Time Fracture.

Plagued by SERVEYOUinc[[edit source]]

Set between A Christmas Carol and The Impossible Astronaut, with the Doctor having travelled alone for "a while" since leaving Amy and Rory to enjoy their honeymoon.[2] The Doctor meets Alice Obiefune in 2014 London and, after rescuing a Kharitite together, he invites her to travel with him in the TARDIS to help her deal with her grief over her deceased mother.
Alice takes her first trip in the TARDIS, setting this immediately after After Life.
The Doctor takes Alice to see John Jones in 1962, and he follows them into the TARDIS after overhearing Alice critises his performance. After defeating the Talent Scout in 1931 Mississippi, Jones decides to remain with them in their travels.
Ending leads directly into The Sound of Our Voices.
The Doctor, Alice and Jones rescue ARC from SERVEYOUinc, who joins them on their travels.
Ending leads directly into The Infinite Astronaut.
The Doctor decides to visit SERVEYOUinc headquarters, leading directly into The Rise and Fall.
Ending leads directly into The Other Doctor.
The Doctor decides to go looking for the Entity, setting this shortly after The Other Doctor.
Jones goes missing and the Doctor is locked out of the TARDIS, leading directly into The Comfort of the Good.
ARC is reunited with the Entity and leaves the TARDIS, while Jones returns to 1962 to resume his career.

The continuity bomb[[edit source]]

Set during Four Doctors, just after the Doctor goes off to buy some comics.
Set during Four Doctors.
Set during Four Doctors.
Set immediately after Four Doctors.

Haunted by the Time War[[edit source]]

The Doctor is put on trial by the Overcaste for creating the Malignant, but he and Alice are rescued by the Squire, an elderly woman claiming to be a companion of the War Doctor. The Then and the Now and Abslom Daak pursue the Doctor for the bounty on his head. The Doctor hides Daak's wife, Taiyin, within the TARDIS, forcing Daak to cooperate with him. Alice hasn't encountered the Daleks yet.
The Doctor, Alice, the Squire and Daak have been trapped within the TARDIS for several days, with Daak still searching for Taiyin. The Doctor decides to solve the mystery of his supposed crimes and enlists the help of Alice, the Squire and Daak to do so. Alice is ambushed by the Then and the Now outside the TARDIS, leading directly into Outrun.
After evading the Then and the Now once again, the Doctor shows his companions the time lock around the Time War and takes them to the remains of Veestrax. The Doctor decides to investigate the recurrence of the phrase "Exterminhate", believing that the Master is behind it, leading directly into The Judas Goatee.
Set during Outrun. Daak finds his wife, but decides to remain with the Doctor, pretending he never found Taiyin to save face.
The Doctor decides to track down the Master's TARDIS in order to search its data records for information on his actions during the Time War. He recruits River from the Stormcage Containment Facility in order to help him retrieve it from Shada, leading directly into The One.
Alice meets River for the first time, but River is already aware of who she is. The Doctor and his friends successfully break into Shada and steal the Master's TARDIS, but discover that he did not create the Malignant. Ending leads directly into Downtime.
The Doctor travels to Clundanius XI to drown his sorrows from the lack of clues in the Master's TARDIS. Daak discovers that "Exterminhate" is the motto of the Volatix Cabal. The Overcast Ark is infected by the Malignant, leading directly into Running to Stay Still.
River is infected by the Malignant and subsequently put into stasis, while the Squire is injured protecting the Doctor from the Then and the Now. Alice uses the Chronal tumour within The Master's TARDIS in order to enter the Last Great Time War, leading directly into First Rule.
The Squire dies in the TARDIS.
Alice returns from the Time War with the Then and the Now, having created it with her use of the Psilent songbox. The Squire is revealed to be a sleeper agent for the Volatix Cabal, leading directly into Gently Pulls The Strings.
It is revealed that Alice's use of the Psilent songbox warped the Cyclors into the Malignant. Ending leads directly into Physician, Heal Thyself.
Daak kills the Squire, while River comes out of stasis and contains the Malignant. The Then and the Now transports Daak into the Time War so he can continue hunting Daleks, while the Doctor and Alice return River to Stormcage.

Further exploits with Alice[[edit source]]

Alice recalls being in the Time War, setting this after Physician, Heal Thyself.

Protecting the Sapling[[edit source]]

The Doctor and Alice are summoned to Jones's funeral and captured by the the Scream, leading directly into The Scream.
The Scream steals the memories of the Doctor and Alice and uses them to energise the Sapling so he can possess its form. However, the Doctor stops the Scream before the process is complete. Jones, from a point in time before his death, arrives to drive the Scream away, while the Sapling joins the Doctor and Alice in the TARDIS to be protected from the Scream.
The Sapling has recently joined the TARDIS crew. The Doctor and Alice take the Sapling to Earth for the first time.
The Sapling remains in the TARDIS while the Doctor and Alice help the Ood.
Shortly after the events of Time of the Ood, the Doctor asks the Sapling to explain the powers he displayed during the events of The Tragical History Tour.
Set six months after The Scream. The Sapling is possessed by the Scream, leading directly into Hungry Thirsty Roots.
The Doctor and Alice regain their stolen memories from the Scream, while the Sapling is freed from his influence. The Sapling grows up and leaves the TARDIS.

After the Sapling[[edit source]]

Alice recalls "spending six months playing mum with the Sapling", setting this after Hungry Thirsty Roots.
The Doctor is wearing a purple variant of his tweed jacket, and is using a different console control room with a neon design control console and yellow and green glowing roundels on the walls. The Doctor recalls the events of The Underwater War. Alice meets River for the second time.
(NOTE)
Alice would eventually stop travelling with the Doctor, though under unknown circumstances.

Revolting against the Silents[[edit source]]

Answering a mysterious summons, the Doctor is reunited with Amy, Rory and River in April 2011, and takes them to 1969 Washington DC on the summoner's orders. Assigned to work with Canton Everett Delaware III by President Richard Nixon in investigating a mysterious caller, the Doctor finds that the caller is a Little girl in an astronaut suit, whom Amy, after claiming to be pregnant, shoots to "save [his] life" as they are ambushed by Silents, leading into Day of the Moon. The Doctor claims to be 909-years-old, and has not met Jim the Fish yet.
Interlinked between The Impossible Astronaut and Day of the Moon.
After three months of pretending to be prisoner of the government, the Doctor compares notes with Amy, Rory, River and Canton, and learns what "the Silence" are, and that they are behind the astronaut conspiracy, as well as the Aickman Road plot from The Lodger. Amy claims to have been wrong about her pregnancy, but the Doctor still looks into it, with conflicting results. After the Silents are defeated, the Doctor shares his first kiss with River when he returns her to Stormcage. The Doctor decides to distract himself with more adventures with the Ponds instead of investigating the little girl further.[quote 6]

New adventures with the Ponds[[edit source]]

The Doctor begins writing introductions for Doctor Who Adventures.
The Doctor introduces a Doctor Who Adventures issue containing information on the Silence, setting this after The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon.
The Doctor is still keeping track of the Silence, setting this after The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon.
The Doctor faces Professor Saurian for the first time.
The TARDIS crew arrive aboard the Fancy in 1699 as it is besieged by a Siren, which is revealed to be a virtual doctor for a Skerth spaceship that Captain Henry Avery and his crew commandeer. As he sends the Ponds off to bed, the Doctor continues to investigate Amy's possible pregnancy, while she thinks back to the recnt events of The Impossible Astronaut.[quote 7]
The Doctor introduces a Doctor Who Adventures issue that's primarily about the events of The Curse of the Black Spot.
While Amy and Rory are still having the discussion they had at the end of The Curse of the Black Spot,[quote 8] a hypercube from the Ninth Corsair arrives in the TARDIS. When the Doctor follows the hypercube to a bubble universe, the TARDIS matrix is placed in a woman's body by House, who takes the empty ship back to N-Space with Amy and Rory still inside while the Doctor is distracted by the hypercubes of the other dead Time Lords. Working with his TARDIS as her body expires, the Doctor is able to use a makeshift TARDIS to reclaim his ship by reinstalling the TARDIS Matrix and ousting House.
Amy and Rory are married, and the Doctor is roughly 900-years-old, setting this between The Big Bang and The God Complex. Rory encounters Weeping Angels for the first time, further solidifying a setting prior to The God Complex.
Amy and Rory are married, setting this after The Big Bang.
Amy and Rory are married, setting this after The Big Bang.
Amy and Rory comment on meeting pirates again, and the Doctor is disappointed that the captain hasn't heard of him, setting this between The Curse of the Black Spot and The Wedding of River Song.
When a solar tsunami forces the TARDIS to St John's Monastery in the 22nd century, the TARDIS crew learn about Gangers, and witness the beginning of a Ganger revolution, leading directly into The Almost People. The TARDIS is still confused as to whether or not Amy is pregnant, and the Doctor is cloned by the Flesh.
After secretly switching places with his Ganger, the Doctor learns that Amy watched a future version of himself die. After the Doctor's Ganger sacrifices himself to end the Ganger threat, Amy, who is revealed to have been a Ganger since before The Impossible Astronaut, goes into labour, leading into A Good Man Goes to War.
The Doctor's message for Doctor Who Adventures has been highjacked by his Ganger duplicate, suggesting a setting during The Rebel Flesh/The Almost People.
The Doctor introduces an issue of Doctor Who Adventures in which the reader is set to find out more about Idris, as well as find out where the TARDIS is going next, referencing the issue's preview of The Rebel Flesh, suggesting the Doctor has already experienced its events.
The Doctor is wondering about the identity of River Song and what has happened to Amy, setting this between The Almost People and A Good Man Goes to War.

Discovering the origin of River Song[[edit source]]

The Doctor and Rory recruit Madame Vastra, Jenny Flint, Strax, Dorium, the Judoon, the Silurians and Avery's crew to form an army to rescue Amy and her baby, Melody Pond, from Demons Run, with River turning down the request. In the ensuing Battle of Demons Run, Amy is successfully rescues, and Rory seems to stop Madame Kovarian escaping with Melody, just as the Doctor realises that Melody, having been conceived aboard the TARDIS while in the Time Vortex, is a Proto-Time Lord. However, Melody is quickly revealed to have been switched with a Ganger, and Kovarian escapes with her, as Dorium is decapitated and Strax is killed in battle with the Headless Monks. River then arrives and subtly reveals that she is Melody to the Doctor, who makes a quick exit in the TARDIS, promising to find the Ponds' baby.
The Doctor references the recent events of A Good Man Goes to War.
The Doctor references the events of The Rebel Flesh/The Almost People.
Set immediately prior to The Crash of the Elysium.
The Doctor is separated from the TARDIS so a group of humans have to return it to him while avoiding Weeping Angels.
Set immediately after The Crash of the Elysium.
The Doctor tells the readers of Doctor Who Adventures about his "handy guide to going on hols", referring to On Holiday with the Doctor.
The Doctor guiltily listens to Amy plead with him to find Melody on the TARDIS' answering machine.
Set after The Almost People.
The Doctor is travelling alone, with the Ponds dropped off home in Leadworth, setting this before The God Complex. The Doctor puts on his green coat for the first time, suggesting a setting between A Good Man Goes to War and Let's Kill Hitler.
(SEGMENT)
The Doctor meets up with Davros on Red Moon of Xhe for their Christmas truce, and Davros notes that the Doctor appears older than before. (PROSE: Father of the Daleks)
The Doctor is summoned back to Leadworth by Amy and Rory and, after she hijacks the TARDIS to 1938 Berlin, sees their childhood best friend, Mels Zucker, regenerate into River Song, who is then hunted down by the Teselecta to execute her for killing the Doctor in the future. Ensuring events lead to Melody's development into River, the Doctor departs with Amy and Rory for more adventures. From the Teselecta, the Doctor learns that the Silence is plotting to assassinate him to prevent the "First Question" being answered, and that he will be killed by River at 5:02pm at Lake Silencio on 22 April 2011.

Continued adventures with the Ponds[[edit source]]

The Doctor tells the readers of Doctor Who Adventures about the issue's "handy one-stop guide to all the unsolved mysteries" from his recent adventures before his return to television.
The Doctor is briefly filled by the same rage he has only previously felt at Demons Run, setting this after A Good Man Goes to War.
The TARDIS crew answer a distress call to the Rowbarton Estate, and help the Tenza George Thompson overcome his pantophobia by strengthening the bond between him and his adopted human father, Alex, who they also tell about George being a Tenza. The Doctor claims to be "1000-years-older" than the 8-year-old George.
Set after Night Terrors, with the Doctor sending George a bedtime story.
Rory recalls seeing Cybermen marching, possibly referencing the events of A Good Man Goes to War.
Amy refers to her honeymoon with Rory.
Set concurrently with Amy's Escapade.
The Doctor tells the readers of Doctor Who Adventures about the issue's preview of Night Terrors.

The search for Agent 99[[edit source]]

The Doctor learns about a missing man known as Agent 99.
The TARDIS crew are looking for Agent 99.
The Doctor uses the Tryptic Thought of Crystals of Lossk to locate Agent 99's telepathic signature. Finding Agent 99 on Quiox, he asks the Doctor to return him to Earth, leading into Agent 99.
The Doctor discovers that he had been set up on his search for Agent 99 by a secret council who wanted to use Agent 99 to conquer the galaxy. With Amy and Rory taken prisoner, the Doctor is unable to stop the council from using Agent 99's powers to free the Koth-Kulaar from his exile, leading directly into Dimension Warp.
As the Koth-Kulaar destroys every living thing on Earth, the Doctor rescues Amy, Rory and Agent 99, who sacrifices his life energy to send the Koth-Kulaar into oblivion.

More adventures with the Ponds[[edit source]]

The Doctor attempts to take Amy and Rory to 2011 Leadworth, suggesting a setting before their move to London in The God Complex.
The Doctor is trying to take Amy and Rory to the Bahamas, but they arrive at 1966 Barry Island instead when the Doctor slips up on the TARDIS controls.

War with the Atomon[[edit source]]

Amy and Rory are absent, having "popped home to put out the bins".
The Doctor sends a postcard addressed to Amy and Rory in Leadworth from the Ood Sphere, setting this at least before The God Complex. He mentions the events of The Doctor's Wife.
The Doctor faces the Atomon for the first time.
The Doctor mentions the recent events of Air Force Gone.

After Apalapucia[[edit source]]

During a trip to Apalapucia while it's quarantined against Chen-7, Amy accidentally gets trapped in a faster time track, resulting in a variant of her aging thirty-six years in isolation, and Rory voicing a desire to stop traveling in the TARDIS in a heated moment. Despite Rory's best efforts, the Doctor leaves the older Amy to die when they rescue the younger Amy, as the timeline would not tolerate two variants of Amy coexisting. Guilt-ridden, the Doctor is left to dwell on Rory's criticisms of his dangerous lifestyle while Rory tends to Amy, implicitly leading to his decision in The God Complex.
The Doctor tells the readers of Doctor Who Adventures about the issue's preview of The Girl Who Waited.
Set between The Girl Who Waited and The God Complex[1], with the Doctor having the Apalapucian time glass in the TARDIS drawing room.
The Doctor is traveling with Amy and Rory, who are asleep when he collects River from Stormcage, and the Doctor is aware they are River's parents, setting this after Let's Kill Hitler. While River prepares to dress herself elsewhere, a future version of River forces her way into the TARDIS, leading directly into Last Night.
The Doctor is able to teleport the future River back to Stormcage without her younger self seeing her. However, a third River then arrives with the Doctor's future self, having walked into the wrong the TARDIS en route to Darillium. Reminded of River's fate in the Library, the Doctor resolves to enjoy the time they have together.
During an adventure on a prison ship with a Minotaur, the Doctor is forced to break Amy's faith in him, and confess to himself his vanity in keeping the Ponds' in danger to appease his ego by saving them. Buying them a house in 2011 London, the Doctor leaves Amy and Rory behind on Earth to ensure their safety.

Farewell tour[[edit source]]

The Doctor references the events of The God Complex.
(SEGMENTS)
Attempting to catch the attention of the Ponds, the Doctor auditions for a role in a Carry On film in 1968, appears on the Bayeux Tapestry, makes a cameo in a production of Hamlet, (PROSE: Waving Through Time) is imprisoned in the Tower of London, breaks out of a World War II prison camp, and performs in a Laurel and Hardy film. (TV: The Impossible Astronaut)
Set during the Doctor's farewell tour, around the time of Waving Through Time, according to authorial intent.[3] The Doctor sets up a time bubble around Nora Wicker's cottage to stop a World Tree seed from sprouting and destroying the Earth. He starts sending a live recording of himself via a hologram to help Nora escape the time bubble.
Though the events of The God Complex happened "ages ago", the Doctor is still adjusting to Amy's absence. Trapped on a hostile spaceship during Christmastime, the Doctor causes an explosion, leading directly into the prologue of The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe.
(PROLOGUE)
The Doctor escapes the exploding spaceship, and is helped by Madge Arwell in finding the TARDIS. Before he departs, he promises to one day repay Madge's kindness. (TV: The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe)
The Doctor delivers a Christmas present for Amy and Rory, who are no longer travelling with him, setting this after The God Complex. After a thought, he decides to acknowledge Amy as "Mrs. Williams".
Sequel to The Night After Hallowe'en and Snowfall.
The Doctor claims to be 910-years-old, setting this one year after The Impossible Astronaut, and thus shortly after The God Complex.
Follows on directly from The Zentrabot Invasion.
Sequel to A Good Man Goes to War.
The Doctor believes his time is running out, setting this between The God Complex and The Wedding of River Song.
Set before The Wedding of River Song, at least according to River, who notes that the Doctor hasn't experienced the events of Lake Silencio yet.
Set after Death of the Doctor. The Doctor gives his fez to Sarah Jane as a gift for Clyde Langer.
The Doctor is traveling alone and is wearing his tweed jacket, setting this at least before The Bells of Saint John.
The Doctor defends Gryphon's Reach from Davros and the Daleks, and then follows them to Alacracis IV, where they fail to ambush him. The Doctor informs Davros that their Christmas truces are now at an end.
Set during Father of the Daleks, with the Doctor phoning Anke Von Grisel while facing the Daleks.
The Doctor works with the Indian Space Agency after they accidentally land on an Ice Warrior Hive, and helps the crew get home, potentially explaining the reason behind them contacting him in Dinosaurs on a Spaceship.
(HOLOGRAM)
After spending forty-six years trying to get her out, the Doctor, broadcasting his hologram from the Moon of Vega, accepts Nora's decision to remain in the time bubble, and starts leaving his hologram on repeat to keep her company. (AUDIO: The World Tree)
(SEGMENT)
The Doctor celebrates his 1103rd birthday. (PROSE: Doctor, Doctor! 250 [+]Loading...["Doctor, Doctor! (DWA 250 short story)","Doctor, Doctor! 250"])

Faking his death[[edit source]]

Set roughly two hundred years after The God Complex. Nearing the end of his farewell tour, the Doctor pays Craig Owens a social call while he cares for his and Sophie's son, Alfie. After facing some damaged Cyber Legion Cybermen together, Craig gives the Doctor a Stetson and some envelopes as he departs for America, setting up the events of The Wedding of River Song.
The Doctor says that he is still missing Amy and Rory, and tells the readers of Doctor Who Adventures about the issue's preview of Closing Time.
(FLASHBACKS)
Deciding to learn why the Silence wishes to kill him before he goes to Lake Silencio, the Doctor steals information from the Daleks to find the Teselecta at Calisto B, where he acquires intel that leads him to Dorium's head at the Seventh Transept. Dorium tells the Doctor about the Silence's need to stop the Question being answered at Trenzalore during the Fall of the Eleventh; "Doctor Who?". After learning of the passing of Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart convinces him to face the Silence, the Doctor decides to avert his death by hiding in the Teselecta while it takes on his form. (TV: The Wedding of River Song)
(REFERENCE)
The Doctor leaves a scrambled note for one of his friends that says "See you in Utah". (GAME: Doctor's Note [+]Loading...["Doctor's Note (game)"])
The Doctor informs the readers of Doctor Who Adventures that he has an appointment at Lake Silencio, before telling them about the issue's preview of The Wedding of River Song which he calls "a peek at where [he is] going next", suggesting he is aware that he will survive his upcoming "death".
(FUTURE COUNTERPART)
Making his way to Lake Silencio, the Doctor sends invitations for Amy, Rory, River and Canton to join him. He meets up with Amy and Rory in the Utah desert just before River arrives, shooting his Stetson off. After the Doctor tells them they will be going to "Space 1969", he and his friends have a picnic at Lake Silencio, where the Doctor claims to be 1103-years-old. Once Canton arrives, the Doctor goes to confront an astronaut that comes out the lake. (TV: The Impossible Astronaut)
Set during The Impossible Astronaut, right before the picnic at Lake Silencio.
The Doctor sees that River is in the astronaut shoot, which is forcing her to shoot him. However, River is able to stop herself firing on the Doctor, causing time to collapse. To ensure that time goes back on track, the Doctor marries River, and the timeline resumes its original course.
(FUTURE COUNTERPART)
River shoots the Teselecta twice, making it look like the Doctor died mid-regeneration. The Teselecta is then given a viking funeral by Amy, Rory, River and Canton, ostensibly to prevent the Doctor's dead body from being dissected. (TV: The Impossible Astronaut)
(EPILOGUE)
With the universe thinking him dead, the Doctor escapes the Teselecta unhinged, and returns to the shadows after he brings Dorium back to the Seventh Transept. (TV: The Wedding of River Song)
Set immediately after The Wedding of River Song, with the Doctor expressing his gratitude at not being dead.

Back in the shadows[[edit source]]

The Doctor is supposed to have died at Lake Silencio, setting this after The Wedding of River Song. He is currently using the aliases "Roy Robins" to hide from the Silence.
The Doctor mentions Bitey when seeing the Cybermats, and the Daleks still know who the Doctor is, setting this between Closing Time and Asylum of the Daleks.
The Doctor recalls seeing "astronauts coming from the sea he hardly dared remember", setting this after The Wedding of River Song.
River wants to ask the Doctor if they should have a child together, implying a setting after The Wedding of River Song, but also notes that he gets younger with each meeting, setting this early in their marriage if the placement is accurate.
(FRAMING DEVICE)
The Doctor finds a Dalek ship that survived World War I. (COMIC: The Dalek Project)
Seeking to repay his debt to Madge, the Doctor plans to treat her and her children, Lily and Cyril, with a trip to a snowy planet in 5345 during Christmas 1941, while also helping Madge grieve for her missing pilot husband, Reg. However, the planet is under threat from acid rain, and the Androzani trees use Madge as a lifeboat to save their life force, taking them through the Time Vortex back to 1941, and accidentally picking Reg's plane up along the way. With her family whole again, Madge convinces the Doctor to return to Amy and Rory for Christmas in 2013, and he learns that River had already told them he was still alive.
The Doctor and Amy play Twister with a Cyberman at a Christmas party hosted by David Jason.
The Doctor tells the readers of Doctor Who Adventures about the issue's preview of The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe.
The Doctor tells the readers of Doctor Who Adventures about the upcoming The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe.
The Doctor tells the readers of Doctor Who Adventures about the Christmas he's just had, which are explicitly the events of The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe.
The Doctor is "pretending to be dead", setting this not long after The Wedding of River Song.
The Doctor recounts the events of The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe.

Renewed adventures with the Ponds[[edit source]]

While trapped in the Land of Fiction with Amy and Rory, the Doctor manages to send a distress signal asking for British primary school children to invent a story involving him at an Olympics to help him escape, leading directly into Good as Gold.
Rory's absence goes unexplained.
The Doctor is 1103 years old.
The TARDIS crew team with Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the crew of the USS Enterprise-D to defeat the Cybusmen and the Borg.

Keeping in touch with the Ponds[[edit source]]

The Doctor picks River up for a date at Amy and Rory's house. Amy and Rory know River is their daughter, setting this after A Good Man Goes to War.
The Doctor leaves a message for Amy and Rory to explain why he will be late for their April meet up. He tells them about seeing Florinall 9 and Mata Hari, and they hear him crash landing into ancient Greece due to a fault in the Helmic regulator.
The Doctor is implied to be traveling alone, as Amy does not know about his recent exploits.
The Doctor and River are visiting Amy and Rory for a "family holiday".
The Doctor and River are on an adventure together. River calls him "honey", possibly alluding to their marriage.
The Doctor and River act like a married couple.
The Doctor and River act like a married couple. The house they were in during Take a Bow (Tie) is revealed to be Amy and Rory's.
The Doctor gives Amy and Rory an upcoming anniversary present, setting this after The Big Bang. He is also wearing the green coat first seen in Let's Kill Hitler.
Amy and Rory are travelling in the TARDIS with a pair of Ood.
(NOTE)
The Doctor has just left from visiting Amy and Rory in June, accidentally leaving behind an Ood he rescued from the Androvax conflict. (TV: Pond Life: June)
By July, the Doctor receives a call from Rory alerting him to the misplaced Ood, and promises to retrieve the Ood after dealing with power drainages within the TARDIS.
The Doctor is traveling alone.
In August, the Doctor tries to visit Amy and Rory, but receives no response. Worrying about their relationship, he calls them to tell them he has returned the Ood to the Ood Sphere, rode a horse through 18th century Coventry, and "accidentally" invented pasta.
During a dream, the Doctor receives a dream message beckoning him to Skaro, leading into Asylum of the Daleks.
Answering a call for help, the Doctor is captured by the Daleks, and sent to the Dalek Asylum with Amy and Rory, who are undergoing a divorce due to Amy's mismatched idea of letting Rory "go" after learning she is infertile, by the Parliament of the Daleks. Assisted by Oswin Oswald, a stranded Junior Entertainment Manager converted into a Dalek, the Doctor destroys the Asylum, fixes Amy and Rory's marital problems and has his existence erased from the Dalek Pathweb.
(DIARY ENTRY)
The Doctor writes in his diary about the Daleks summoning him to help them deal with the Dalek Asylum. (PROSE: The Doctor's Diary)

Distancing himself from the Ponds[[edit source]]

Wanting to be left completely alone by his enemies, the Doctor is able to memory-proof all information about himself at the Inforarium, denying his existence to the likes of the Daleks, the Cybermen and the Sontarans, setting this between Asylum of the Daleks and Dinosaurs on a Spaceship.
The Doctor knows he's married to River, setting this after The Wedding of River Song.
The Doctor is travelling alone and claims to be "keeping a low profile". Evo is unable to find him in any of the databases, setting this after The Inforarium.
The Doctor is currently travelling alone "for a bit" due to having "a lot going on".
The Doctor mostly travels alone at the moment.
After saving 1334 BC Egypt from giant locusts, the Doctor and Queen Nefertiti are summoned to 2367 by the Indian Space Agency, who alert the Doctor to a Silurian Ark on a collision course with Earth. With the aid of Nefertiti, John Riddell, Amy, Rory and Brian Williams, the Doctor kills Solomon the trader and saves the Earth. Amy states it has been ten months since she and Rory last saw the Doctor, presumably in Asylum of the Daleks, setting this as late as July 2014, and the Doctor likewise states he has not seen them in "ages". Rory is 31 years old.
Set during Dinosaurs on a Spaceship, with the Doctor arriving to collect Amy and Rory, but landing in May 2013 by mistake, and leaving after he realises he has "popped up in the wrong order".
(PHOTOGRAPH)
With Amy and Rory wanting to stay home, the Doctor and Brian take a trip to Siluria. (TV: Dinosaurs on a Spaceship)
(DIARY ENTRY)
The Doctor writes in his diary about his adventure on the Silurian Ark. (PROSE: The Doctor's Diary)
The Doctor has just experienced the events of Dinosaurs on a Spaceship, and is about to go on his next adventure in "A Town Called Mercy".
While trying to take Amy and Rory to a Day of the Dead festival, the Doctor finds the town of Mercy, Nevada under threat from the Gunslinger. After persuading the Gunslinger to seek redemption, Amy asks for her and Rory to be returned home, as their "friends are going to start noticing that [they're] aging faster than them." The Doctor claims to be 1200-years-old, is noted by Amy to have been traveling alone for a while before this adventure, and recalls when Rory left his phone charger in Henry VIII's en-suite.
(NOTE)
The Doctor returns Amy and Rory to their home in July, and later comes back to take them for more adventures. (TV: The Power of Three)
Though they are absent, the Doctor is currently traveling with Amy and Rory.
The Doctor is traveling alone, but is still in contact with Amy.
Rory is traveling in the TARDIS. The Doctor and River act like more of a married couple.
The Doctor and River go on a double date with Amy and Rory. The Doctor alludes to his marriage to River.

Living with the Ponds[[edit source]]

(SEGMENT)
After mysterious cubes appear around the world in late July, the Doctor is introduced to UNIT's new Head of Scientific Research, Kate Stewart, and decides to stay with Amy and Rory to observe the cubes. After four days with no progress, the impatient Doctor leaves to go on some solo adventures to "restore sanity". Amy tells the Doctor that she and Rory believe they have been traveling with him for ten years. (TV: The Power of Three)
Set during The Power of Three, when the Doctor is performing odd jobs around the Ponds' house.
(REFERENCE)
The Doctor and River are on a ship filled with Art Deco Robots, with River jumping off while the Doctor stays behind to save the robots. (AUDIO: A Brave New World)
The Doctor and Strax come to visit Amy and Rory at their house. Amy and Rory have bought a new shed after the last one was destroyed by the Doctor.
The Doctor and Strax are visiting Amy and Rory at their house. The Doctor takes Rory on a trip with him and Strax, but they accidentally destroy Amy's garden shed again upon their return.
The Doctor, Amy and Rory are setting up fireworks for Guy Fawkes' Night in November. Amy complains about her shed always being destroyed, setting this after Time Gentlemen, Please!.
The Doctor drops Rory off at Stormcage to visit River for Christmas. River recalls the events of The Wedding of River Song in Rory's presence, and he is upset that she can't be at home with him and Amy.
The Doctor and River are staying with Amy and Rory for Christmas.
The Doctor is living with Amy and Rory. River is present.
The Doctor visits Amy and Rory on their anniversary in June, with Amy mentioning that it has been roughly "nine months" since they last saw him. The Doctor takes Amy and Rory to the Savoy Hotel in 1890 for their anniversary, but finds a Zygon plot to foil in the hotel. In a return trip to get Rory's phone charger from the King's en-suite, Amy accidentally marries Henry VIII. (The Complete History vol. 71)
The Doctor has just returned from his trip to retrieve Rory's phone charger.
It is Amy and Rory's anniversary, and Rory wants to go to Majorca. Ending leads directly into Hypothetical Gentleman.
Amy and Rory are on an anniversary trip at the Crystal Palace. Rory asks the Doctor if they're still going to Majorca.
The Doctor recalls the events of The Girl Who Waited, and specifies that over four-hundred-years have passed since then, setting this after The Doctor, The Widow and the Wardrobe. Amy also mentions her tendency to accidentally fire handguns when holding them, something that happened during A Town Called Mercy.
The Doctor picks and Amy and Rory up from the airport after they have their anniversary trip to Majorca, having finally dropped them off before the events of the comic. He plans to take them home, and expects to travel alone afterwards.
(SEGMENT)
After seven weeks of adventures, the Doctor returns Amy and Rory to their anniversary party moments after they left. After a chat with Brian, the Doctor decides to stay with Amy and Rory to better monitor the cubes, promising to be more patient. (TV: The Power of Three)
Amy takes the Doctor shopping for milk for the TARDIS.
Rory takes the Doctor to watch a football match.
(SEGMENT)
In July, the cubes start activating. After telling Kate he has figured out she is the Brigadier's daughter, the Doctor talks with Amy about her and Rory wanting to stop traveling with him, and tracks down the cubes' master: the Shakri. After foiling the Shakri's plot, the Doctor makes to leave alone, but Brian persuades Amy and Rory to travel with him. (TV: The Power of Three)

Final adventures with the Ponds[[edit source]]

When the TARDIS team visit 410 BC Athens to meet Socrates and Plato, the Doctor discovers a belief engine made from psychic metal and plans to investigate how it got to Athens. He hears the question "what is buried in man" for the first time.
During a stop in 2012 South London for Rory to restock the TARDIS kitchen for Amy, the Doctor stops the Necrotist Monos from turning Londoners into Leximorphs with a gauntlet made out of psychic metal. The Doctor calls Rory by his Roman alias "Roranicus", seemingly in reference to the recent events of The Chains of Olympus.
During a failed attempt to visit Rio, the Doctor arrives on Cornucopia for the first time and meets Horatio Lynk and Miss Ghost, the latter of whom asks him "what is buried in man" as she leaves.
During a visit to 1989 Prague, the Doctor meets Patrick Lake and Hugo Wilding of MI6 and joins forces with them to stop the Mavora Collective being unleashed by Yuri Azarov, who is also controlling the Golem of Prague with psychic metal. The day is saved when Patrick's wife, Heather, uses the psychic metal to become a Golem to protect their daughter, Annabel, and is killed while destroying the Mavora Queen. The Doctor expresses his frustration that people keep asking him "what is buried in man?" wherever he goes, implying a setting shortly after The Chains of Olympus and The Cornucopia Caper. Amy alludes to being River's mother, setting this at least after Let's Kill Hitler.
The Doctor, Amy and Rory recall their previous encounter with the Nadurni in Eye of the Jungle. Rory recalls punching Hitler, setting this after Let's Kill Hitler.
The Doctor uses the Teselecta to fake someone's death, setting this after The Wedding of River Song. He is also travelling with Amy and Rory, setting this between The Doctor, The Widow and The Wardrobe and The Angels Take Manhattan.
The Doctor is wearing a fez, and appears to be traveling with Amy and Rory.

Losing the Ponds[[edit source]]

During a trip to 2012 New York City, Rory is sent back to 1938 by a Weeping Angel. Following his trail, the Doctor and Amy encounter River and discover that New York has been overtaken by the Weeping Angels. After Amy and Rory create a paradox to defeat the Angels, a surviving Angel sends them back in time beyond the reach of the TARDIS, separating the Doctor from the Ponds forever.
The Doctor is about to meet the Weeping Angels, suggesting a setting near the beginning of The Angels Take Manhattan.
Set during The Angels Take Manhattan, when the Doctor and River are distracting the Weeping Angels from Amy and Rory.
During an alternative timeline created by corruption during the Time War. The War Doctor gets a glimpse of a future in which Amy never followed Rory backwards to the past and continued to travel with the Eleventh Doctor, eventually she and the Doctor are called to Paternoster row by Vastra who is then killed by the Great Intelligence, calling the Doctor to Trenzalore.
(DIARY ENTRY)
As he leaves New York City, the Doctor writes in his diary about having just lost Amy and Rory, and his resolve to travel alone. (PROSE: The Doctor's Diary)

Grieving for the Ponds[[edit source]]

The Doctor has just lost Amy and Rory.
(FLASHBACK)
Shortly after losing Amy and Rory, the Doctor attends the Brigadier's funeral. (PROSE: Shroud of Sorrow)
The Doctor salutes the Brigadier with his other incarnations.
(FUTURE COUNTERPART)
The Doctor plans to take River to Darillium, but bumping into a younger version of himself (HOMEVID: Last Night) convinces him not to. (TV: The Husbands of River Song)
The Doctor has a weariness to him, and briefly forgets that he is now traveling alone, setting this shortly after The Angels Take Manhattan.
The Doctor is depicted wearing a purple waistcoat on the cover, and has a wearier demeanour to his surroundings. Despite being victorious against the Cyber Legion Cybermen, the Doctor feels he is "getting too young for this sort of thing", and leaves without a farewell to anyone.
Though the Doctor is depicted in his Series 7B costume on the cover, he is currently trying not to get involved in the affairs of others, and believes he has lost too many companions, suggesting a setting shortly after The Angels Take Manhattan. The Doctor is visiting old friends, such as Jo.
The Doctor encounters the Weeping Angel that sent Rory and Amy back in time during the ending of The Angels Take Manhattan, and is clearly still suffering from their loss, having not laughed much since losing them.
The events of The Angels Take Manhattan are still "very recent", and the Doctor decides to take a break from travelling for a while to distract himself from Amy and Rory's absence, suggesting a setting shortly before The Snowmen.

Facing the Creevix[[edit source]]

Finding out a time machine created by Alice Watson and Cedric Chivers at Oxford is being used an alien race called the Creevix to control time by erasing Time Agent Guy Taylor, the Doctor begins sending messages to his past incarnations to help him defeat the Creevix. Though the Doctor is depicted wearing his Series 7B costume on the cover, he is described as wearing a tweed jacket in the story, setting this at least before The Bells of Saint John.
The Doctor uses the TARDIS to contact the Sixth Doctor and Peri Brown to ask them to obtain an omniparadox from the Santa Maria, and store it in the TARDIS so he can use it to escape the timeline created by the Creevix.
The Doctors sends a message to a radio DJ so Susan Foreman can introduce Cedric to Bob Dylan's music, and meet his future wife.
The Doctor contacts the Fourth Doctor and Romana II through the Prolocutor to make sure they don't destroy the Babblesphere, and instead send it to the Stellaris Museum of Artificial Intelligence with a copy of the Fourth Doctor inside to lure out the Creevix.
The Doctor contacts the Eighth Doctor using the TARDIS Internal Communication System to get him to clear up interference so he can contact his previous incarnations directly, and the Fourth Doctor copy can lure the Creevix to Oxford.
The Doctor uses his psychic paper to send a message to the Second Doctor to ensure he saves Sophie Topolovic's research on the Quiet Ones, so that the sub-pulsar transmissions that used to lure the Creevix to Oxford can be created.
The Doctor uses an Ovid sphere to contact the Fifth Doctor to ensure that he delivers the Ovid sphere back to the Ovids, so that they share their knowledge with humanity in the far future, thus creating technology needed to use therocite.
The Doctor leaves a telephone message for the Third Doctor to ensure that he saves the therocite and sends it to Professor Reynart to store in his lab for Cedric to find in 2013.
The Doctor uses a distress beacon and a video message to tell the Tenth Doctor and Donna Noble to ensure that Guy Taylor's mother, Lyric Erskine, survives.
Having already contacted his first six incarnations, the Doctor send the Seventh Doctor and Ace a message using a hypercube to make sure that they save Guy Taylor's father, Captain OhOne.
The Doctor hijacks a giant television screen in New Vegas to tell the Ninth Doctor to save the life of Police Chief James McNeil, so that he go on the build the hotel where Guy Taylor will be conceived. He speaks of Amy in the past-tense, implying a setting after The Angels Take Manhattan.[quote 9]
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With the pieces in place, the Doctor saves Guy Taylor and erases the Creevix from history. (AUDIO: The Time Machine)

Adventuring alone[[edit source]]

The Doctor drops off Santa Claus after helping him out with his yearly routine.
The Doctor is traveling alone, and using the copper console room, setting this before The Snowmen.
While in an outwardly jovial mood, the Doctor is noted to have "something in [his] voice" that suggests his fighting the Weeping Angels is personal, setting this after The Angels Take Manhattan. The Doctor is wearing a fez and traveling alone.
The Doctor has his joy and optimism back as he battles the Weeping Angel again, suggesting a setting after The Mist of Sorrow.
The Doctor is facing the Weeping Angels.

Adventures with Decky[[edit source]]

The Doctor meets Decky Flamboon, and offers to take him home in the TARDIS.
The TARDIS now has the neon control room from The Snowmen.
Decky is returned home, and the Doctor travels on alone.

Retirement[[edit source]]

Despite being depicted on the cover as wearing his clothes from Nightmare in Silver, the Doctor is described as wearing his tweed jacket, and is currently trying to keep a low profile. After being manipulated by the Dalek Time Controller, the Doctor declares, "No more meddling", and presumably enters the retirement seen in The Great Detective. The interior of the TARDIS is described as having an "orange glow".
(NOTE)
Having grown tired of the losses he has suffered and caused, (TV: The Snowmen) the Doctor takes solitude in 1892 London, referring to it as him being "retired". (TV: The Great Detective)
The Doctor has retired until he can feel like "the Doctor" again.
Having cut himself off from the universe, the Doctor writes in his diary about how he has made contact with Vastra and Strax, setting this at least before Regeneration Impossible. He also writes how he plans to redecorate the TARDIS.
Set on 31 October 1892. The Doctor claims to have been in retirement for "the last year".
Set on 26 November 1892.
The Doctor is writing from Victorian London.
The Paternoster Gang try to encourage the Doctor out of his funk, to no avail. The Doctor has changed his clothing to a burgundy frock coat with a waistcoat, and regular tie. Jenny wishes the Doctor a "Merry Christmas", setting this shortly before The Snowmen.
Set during 23-25 December 1892. The Doctor, after being "retired" for "a long time", is encouraged by Clara Oswin Oswald to investigate Walter Simeon's interest in Captain Latimer's house, where he finds the Great Intelligence plotting to invade London as a snowstorm. Clara and Simeon die in the foiling of the Intelligence's plot.
The Doctor talks about the recent events of The Snowmen before remarking how he'll miss Clara, suggesting a setting during said episode, after the Great Intelligence has been dealt with, but before he sees Clara's grave.
(EPILOGUE)
The Doctor realises, upon reading her grave, that Clara is somehow connected to Oswin from Asylum of the Daleks, inspiring him to start travelling again. (TV: The Snowmen [+]Loading...["The Snowmen (TV story)"])

The search for Clara[[edit source]]

(SEGMENT)
In his search for Clara, the Doctor finds Lady Clara Oswald, but realises he's found the wrong Clara just as a robot butler ambushes him. (AUDIO: Prologue - Clara)
Traveling alone, the Doctor is chased around the BBC Studios by Miranda Hart while wearing his clothes from The Snowmen.
(SEGMENT)
The Doctor visits a planet shortly before its destruction, does battle with the Rocket Men, and enters a warzone whilst looking for Clara. (AUDIO: Prologue - Clara)
The Doctor arrives at a Doctor Who-themed Red Nose Day in 2013. He is traveling alone, wearing his clothes from The Snowmen, and recognises Dermot O'Leary from Dermot and the Doctor and Claudia Winkleman from The Doctor Drops In.
Despite being depicted wearing the clothing from The Snowmen on the released cover, the Doctor is described as wearing his tweed jacket.
(REFERENCE)
The Doctor acts as curator of the town museum in Watchcombe. (PROSE: Summer Falls)
The Doctor is wearing his tweed jacket.
(SEGMENT)
The Doctor helps Brigadier Winifred Bambera and Dr. Louise Rix in the 1990s. (AUDIO: Prologue - Clara)
After detecting she is upset, the Doctor picks up River from Stormncage for a surprise adventure.
The Doctor is wearing his red bowtie, and is using the neon control room from The Snowmen.
On one of their adventures together, River asks the Doctor to take her to Darillium, which he declines.
(SEGMENT)
The Doctor stops by the Regal Yacht Club Bar, officiates a wedding between a sentient concept and a hyper-intelligent squid, and puts a stop to the Carnival of the Damned. (AUDIO: Prologue - Clara)
After spending "ages" searching for Clara, the Doctor, on advice from the Bandril Empire, calls River to see if she'll tell him anything, but she refuses to give him any "spoilers". He then receives a distress signal and decides to answer it, hoping that it might be from Clara, leading into The Inheritance.

Adventures with Valarie[[edit source]]

The Doctor meets Valarie Lockwood and invites her aboard the TARDIS to travel with him and help search for Clara after he is unable to save her mother from a virus. However, the TARDIS is hijacked by an unknown force, leading directly into The House of Masks.
The TARDIS brings the Doctor and Valarie to Venice, where the Doctor begins telling Valerie about his backstory.
Continues on from The House of Masks, with the Doctor still answering Valarie's questions.
After the Doctor and Valerie escape a time loop, the TARDIS is hijacked again.
Set directly after The End. The Doctor and Valarie meet Ellery Quest. When the timeline gets rewritten, Valarie becomes mad at the Doctor for the hypocrisy that they couldn't do the same thing to save her mother. The Doctor brings Valarie to the TARDIS library, where she decides to stay alone for a while.
Valarie is alone in the TARDIS library following an argument with the Doctor and recalls her recent encounter with Ellery Quest, setting this immediately after All of Time and Space. Valarie comes to understand the nature of changing history a bit better.
Valarie wants a copy of the TARDIS manual so she can learn its operating procedures. She meets Roanna for the first time and they exchange phone numbers.
The Doctor and Valarie have had many adventures together. The Doctor becomes amnesiac and uses Valarie's cybernetics as spare parts to build a device to stop an interplanetary war, leaving Valarie in a near-death state. He reconstructs her in the TARDIS.
Set immediately after Curiosity Shop, with Valarie still upset with the Doctor, but they resolve their issues and the Doctor gives her a TARDIS key, even though she can already open the doors by clicking her fingers. The Doctor plans to take Valarie back to Medruth to visit Roanna, but Valarie claims she isn't ready to see Roanna again yet. She learns about regeneration for the first time.
Valarie admits that she has been avoiding meeting up with Roanna since the events of The Yearn due to her fear of losing someone else after her mother. The Doctor acquires an Arkheion device and intends to use it to trace their mystery caller, while Valarie decides to call Roanna and ask her for a date.
Valarie shares a date with Roanna at the World's Fair in 1893, while the Doctor finishes connecting the Arkheion device to the TARDIS, setting this directly after Spirit of the Season. The Doctor, Valarie and Roanna meet Hayden Lockwood, Valarie's husband from the future. Valarie witnesses the death of her future self, but decides to continue travelling with the Doctor and pursue a relationship with Roanna in the time she has left until she inevitably meets Hayden and settles in 19th century Chicago.
Valarie recalls the recent events of All's Fair, which have left her thinking about the possibility of an afterlife more than ever before. The Doctor opens up to Valarie about Amy and Rory for the first time, and refuses to accept losing Valarie after having already lost Clara and the Ponds. The Doctor tracks down the mystery caller and he and Valarie go after them for answers.
The Doctor and Valarie track the phone calls to a Dalek time machine inhabited by Arabella Hendricks and the ship's interface, known as Tim. They discover that Tim was behind the development of the surge in All's Fair and used Hendricks and the Fulcrum corporation to fulfil these ends as a means of destroying Tim's former masters, the Daleks. The Doctor and Valarie discover that Medrüth has been invaded by the Daleks and they set off to help Roanna and Hayden, leading directly into Daleks Victorious.
Roanna joins the Doctor and Valarie in the TARDIS after Medrüth is destroyed by the New Dalek Paradigm, resulting in the deaths of Hayden and Hoster. After their victory on Medrüth, the Daleks begin an invasion of the universe.
Set shortly after Daleks Victorious, with Roanna having just lost her home-world and the Doctor looking for ways to combat the Daleks' invasion of the universe, beginning with an attempt to use the Darinthian Blight against them. Valarie and Roanna get engaged. When the Doctor and Roanna are killed by the Daleks, Valarie makes a deal with Tim to change history and wipe out the Daleks using the surge, however she reneges on the deal and instead warns the Doctor, Roanna and her earlier self about the events to come, allowing them to come up with an alternate plan. This version of Valarie then travels to 19th century Chicago to live out her destiny with Hayden, while the other Valarie remains with the Doctor and Roanna. The Doctor resolves to defeat the Daleks and get Valarie and Roanna married.
The Doctor takes Valarie and Roanna to Matrimonia, where they are almost married while the Doctor tests the Arkheion machine on a Dalek in preparation for his plan to defeat the New Dalek Paradigm. After defeating the Daleks, the Doctor attends Valarie and Roanna's wedding before the trio part ways. The Doctor ponders if perhaps he has been going about his search for Clara the wrong way, and should instead take stock in one place and figure out where she could be, although noting that he would have to find a chair that could keep up with him, suggesting his next destination is the play park in The Bells of Saint John: A Prequel.

Finding Clara[[edit source]]

Taking a break from his search in a playground, the Doctor is advised by a young girl to "find a quiet room and have a good think", leading directly into The Bells of Saint John. He is wearing his tweed attire.
While contemplating Clara and Oswin in 1207 Cumbria, the Doctor is phoned by Clara Oswald in 2013, who helps him defeat the Wi-Fi plot of Rosemary Kizlet and her "client". Eager to unravel the mystery of Clara's existence, the Doctor invites her to join him in the TARDIS, but she asks him to return later so she can think about it. The Doctor claims to be 1000-years-old and permanently switches his tweed jacket for a purple cashmere coat with a darker-accented garb.
The Doctor tells the readers of Doctor Who Adventures about the issue's countdown to his new adventures.
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The Doctor references the events of The Bells of Saint John.
After traveling down her timeline to find out who she is, the Doctor takes Clara to Tiaanamat of the Sun-singers of Akhet, where they face the Old God Akhaten with Queen of Years Merry Gejelh. The Doctor has added a grey low-cut waistcoat into his attire, and drops Clara back home after their visit to Tiaanamat. Clara is objectively 26-years-old.
(DIARY ENTRY)
The Doctor muses in his diary about the mystery of the three Claras, and whether he should ask her what she knows in case it's a trap. (PROSE: The Doctor's Diary)
The Doctor is traveling alone while wearing his clothes from The Bells of Saint John, and the TARDIS has the neon control room from The Snowmen, and he finally figures out the answer to "what is buried in man" after taking a "good old while" to figure out what the question meant, suggesting a setting sometime after The Broken Man. After playing music with Herman's Hermits in 1965 in preparation to seeing the Beatles, the Doctor investigates a Sontaran flagship stolen by Gol Clutha, and discovers a cube made of psychic metal housing Ian Chesterton and Barbara Wright inside. After he frees them, they go to 2013 Cornucopia, just as it falls under attack from the Tribe of Gum and the Prometheans, who reveal themselves to have been behind the psychic metals in an attempt to replicate their success at enticing the Tribe of Gum. With the aid of Annabel and Patrick Lake using their Wonderland resources, the Doctor is able to plant images of the TARDIS throughout human history to act as a "firewall" against the Prometheans' influence, and Ian and Barbara are able to convince the Tribe of Gum to turn on the Prometheans, wiping out both parties. The Doctor then attends Ian and Barbara's wedding.
The Doctor is travelling alone and wearing purple clothing, suggesting a setting after The Bells of Saint John.

Unwinding the mystery[[edit source]]

Although the Doctor is wearing his tweed jacket, he is traveling with Clara, in what is suggested to be set early in their adventures together.
The Doctor is wearing his clothes from The Rings of Akhaten.
The Doctor is depicted wearing his clothing from The Rings of Akhaten. Clara is portrayed as still getting used to travelling with the Doctor, setting this towards the start of their adventures together.
The Doctor is wearing his clothes from The Bells of Saint John. Clara notes that she's becoming an expert at running, implying a later setting in their early travels.
The Doctor is wearing his clothes from The Bells of Saint John.
Clara learns about the TARDIS translation circuit and Hostile Action Displacement System while facing Skaldak the Ice Warrior aboard the Firebird during the Cold War, as well as being told about time being in flux and re-writable. She also sees a dead body for the first time.
The Doctor references the events of Cold War.
The Doctor is now wearing his waistcoat from The Rings of Akhaten.
Set between Cold War and Hide, with Clara aware that history is in flux but not knowing the full magnitude of time travel. The Doctor and Clara meet Amy Johnson in 1930 Baghdad, and take her to 2013 Cornucopia after they save her from her recorded death in 1941.
The Doctor takes Clara to Caliburn House to get empathic psychic Emma Grayling's opinion of her, learning that there is nothing unusual about Clara. Clara begins to understand the ramifications of travelling in time, such as visiting someone in the past before their death or seeing her own grave in the future.
The Doctor references the events of Hide.
In a timeline he is able to avert, but still remember, the Doctor confronts Clara about him running into her twice already, and both encounters ending in her death, and discovers that she is unaware of these events and what may be so unusual about her. From this point onwards, the Doctor is friendlier to and more trusting of Clara, and starts treating her more as a companion than a mystery.
The Doctor references the events of Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS.
The Doctor tries to take Clara to 1893 London to see if she will remember her life as "Clara Oswin Oswald", but the TARDIS lands in Yorkshire instead. After foiling Winifred Gillyflower's plot with aid from the Paternoster Gang and Ada Gillyflower, the Doctor returns Clara home. Clara has her first meeting with Vastra, Jenny and Strax.
The Doctor references the events of The Crimson Horror.
The Doctor mentions Julius Grayle from The Angels Take Manhattan.
Picking up Clara after the events of The Crimson Horror, the Doctor learns that her charges, Angie and Artie Maitland, have discovered his ability to travel in time. To keep them quiet, the Doctor takes them on a day trip to Hedgewick's World of Wonders, where they face the Weapons-grade Cyberman of the Cyberiad, in Clara's first encounter with the Cybermen. The Doctor is overtaken by Cybermites, creating a Cyber-Planner alter ego dubbed Mr Clever, from whom Clara hears about being the "Impossible Girl" for the first time from. After they defeat Mr Clever and the Cybermen with help from Emperor Ludens Nimrod Kendrick Cord Longstaff XLI, the Doctor returns Clara and the Maitland children home.
The Maitland children still believe that the Doctor is Clara's "time travelling boyfriend", setting this after Nightmare in Silver. However, the TARDIS still dislikes Clara and Clara doesn't know about the Time War, suggesting a setting before The Name of the Doctor. Clara asks the Doctor to take her to Dallas 1963, but he suggests visiting Shoreditch instead, suggesting a setting before Shroud of Sorrow.
The Doctor refers to the events of Hide.
Set between The Crimson Horror and The Name of the Doctor, as Clara is already familiar with the Paternoster Gang, but meets River for the first time. However, the Doctor, Clara, Vastra, Jenny and Strax use a Memory worm to forget their battle with the Great Intelligence and his Whisper Men.
The Doctor is travelling alone, and is illustrated wearing a long coat.
Returning to collect Clara from 10 April 2013, the Doctor learns that the Great Intelligence has taken the Paternoster Gang to Trenzalore to gain access to his tomb. When the Intelligence enters the Doctor's time stream to rewrite the Doctor to death, Clara follows after it, resulting in her being splintered across time and meeting the Doctor during Asylum of the Daleks and The Snowmen, creating the bootstrap paradox of her being the "Impossible Girl". Entering his own time stream to save her, the Doctor is confronted by a memory of the War Doctor.

After Trenzalore[[edit source]]

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The Doctor gives the readers of Doctor Who Adventures a hint of what his next adventure will be, evidently referencing The Name of the Doctor.
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The Doctor references the recent events of The Name of the Doctor.
The Doctor describes The Name of the Doctor as a "good description of the last thing that happened to [him]", suggesting a setting shortly after The Name of the Doctor.
The Doctor is wearing his tweed jacket, and was traveling with Vastra when he found the Sontarans rewriting history. He revisits the events of Nightmare in Silver and The Name of the Doctor.
The Doctor and Clara recall the events of The Name of the Doctor.

Continued travels with Clara[[edit source]]

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While using a body swap ticket to get him and Clara into the Royal Albert Hall to attend a concert in his honour, the Doctor loses most of his hair, resulting in a buzz-cut.
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Clara recalls the events of Nightmare in Silver and is still a nanny, setting this before Normality.
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The Doctor and Clara meet Etienne Boyce, otherwise known as the King of Bones.
Clara is still nanny to the Maitlands and the Doctor has been hanging around with her at the Maitlands' house, setting this between Nightmare in Silver and Normality.

Reminders of the past[[edit source]]

Clara recognises the First Doctor on sight, setting this after The Name of the Doctor.
Clara is said to have lived "many lives" on "many worlds", setting this after The Name of the Doctor. However, she is still working as a nanny, setting this before Normality.
The Doctor is wearing his waistcoat from The Rings of Akhaten.
The Doctor and Clara witness the Tonnchenform and then adventures that involve dinner with alien robots, a small jewel-encrusted seashell stolen by a man called Bozzi the Mysterio, and a chase across the snows-capes of Halas Four. Clara has encountered Daleks, Cybermen and the King of Bones, and has visited the Avocado seas of Venofax, setting this after Nightmare in Silver, Shroud of Sorrow and Into the Nowhere. After the Doctor returns Clara to her shared home with the Maitlands, she finds a letter of acceptance to teaching at Coal Hill School. The Doctor and Clara part ways temporarily so she can properly prepare for her new job.
The Doctor is wearing his waistcoat from The Rings of Akhaten.
The Doctor is wearing his clothes from The Bells of Saint John.
The Doctor is wearing his clothes from The Day of the Doctor.
The Doctor recalls the events of Cold War.
The Doctor is wearing a purple frock coat.
The Doctor attempts to check in on Clara, setting this after Normality, but he arrives in 2001 by mistake and shares an adventure with her fourteen-year-old self, though wipes her memory of their premature encounter.
Set between The Name of the Doctor and The Time of the Doctor, with the Doctor apparently having solved the mystery of who Clara is and recalling the events of The Snowmen as his "last Christmas".
The Doctor is wearing his waistcoat from The Day of the Doctor, and briefly takes on Professor Brian Cox as a companion.

Saving Gallifrey[[edit source]]

The Doctor is wearing his waistcoat from The Day of the Doctor.
After picking Clara up from Coal Hill School in September 2013[4], the Eleventh Doctor is brought back into the Last Great Time War with his tenth incarnation by the Moment to help the War Doctor, which results in Clara convincing them to find an alternative to destroying Gallifrey, and the Doctors joining with their past incarnations to lock Gallifrey in a pocket universe. With the Time Lords saved, the Eleventh Doctor decides to go looking for Gallifrey. He also meets Petronella Osgood for the first time, and gives his age as "1200-and-something", but admits that he is uncertain. The Doctor asks Clara about her new job at Coal Hill School, suggesting that she has only recently taken the position. His comments on the Tenth Doctor's appearance imply that this is the first Multi-Doctor event between the two in which the Eleventh Doctor is the incumbent incarnation.[quote 10]
The Doctor approaches someone from the TARDIS, telling them that "the Moment is here", setting this during The Day of the Doctor, between the Doctors formulating the plan to save Gallifrey and their contacting the War Council, when they were recruiting their other incarnations.
(CONJECTURE)
As part of the Human-Zygon treaty, the Doctor oversees Operation Double, and gives the Osgood Box to Osgood and her Zygon double to prepare for a "nightmare scenario". (TV: The Zygon Invasion)
The Doctor introduces a cinema screening of The Day of the Doctor with his tenth incarnation.

Further travels with Clara[[edit source]]

After Adam Mitchell kidnaps Clara, the Doctor goes to investigate Adam's whereabouts, and finds him and the Tremas Master in an alliance and holding a majority of his past companions hostage, leading directly into Endgame.
The Doctor is joined by his previous incarnations to rescue Clara and the other companions from Adam and the Master, including his tenth incarnation, implying a setting after The Day of the Doctor. After Adam realises that the Master plans to destroy the universe to spite the Doctor, he stands up for the Doctor, only to be killed stopping the Master, though not before the Doctors admit their acceptance of Adam as a true companion.
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Clara uses the alias "Lady Clara of Coal Hill", setting this after she begins working at Coal Hill School.
Though she does not appear, the Doctor is currently travelling with Clara. He recalls a meeting with Jane Austen, setting this after False Coronets. Handles is absent from his TARDIS control console, setting this before the Doctor acquired the Cyberman head.

Nearing the end[[edit source]]

The Doctor and Clara are spending Christmas with the Paternoster Gang, setting this at least after The Crimson Horror.
Clara is preparing to celebrate Christmas, taking the Doctor Christmas shopping to get her father a present, setting this shortly before The Time of the Doctor.
While answering a distress call from the Kindred of Fel to the Obsidian Mainframe, the Doctor has to auction off his TARDIS to acquire the financial resources to overload the Nucleus of the Obsidian Mainframe when Clara is kidnapped to be sold by Mr Minus with the Kindred, depowering Mr Minus long enough to stage a rescue. However, the Doctor is unable to reclaim his TARDIS before it is auctioned off.
Follows on directly from Pay the Piper, with the Doctor and Clara making their way to Cornucopia to meet with Amy Johnson, and getting caught up in a conspiracy involving Azrael the First Necrotist, whom appears to have won the bidding for the TARDIS. Clara is in her second term as a teacher at Coal Hill School, possibly the autumn term before Christmas. Recruiting Annabel Lake and her Wonderland partner, Danny Fisher, to help him find Azrael at the Wasting Wall, only for Danny to reveal he is using the Azrael identity in his anti-alien crusade, which is foiled when Annabel kills him in battle and the Doctor makes amends with his TARDIS.

Joined by Handles[[edit source]]

(REFERENCE)
The Doctor obtains the head of a Cyberman from the Maldovarium Market, and does some repairs to give it a benevolent sentience, naming his new companion "Handles". (TV: The Time of the Doctor)
While the incarnation is not identified in the story, evidence suggests that he is the Eleventh Doctor. Strax is in the Paternoster Gang, which the Doctor would not be aware of before The Snowmen. The story is set in 1897, and the Paternoster Gang recognise the Doctor on sight, setting this before they met the Twelfth Doctor for the first time in Deep Breath, which has real word evidence of being set in 1898. Furthermore, the Doctor kisses Strax's head, a habit of the Eleventh Doctor.
The Doctor is alone and wearing "a purple coat". He is aware of his fate on Trenzalore, and is trying to avoid it, setting this after The Name of the Doctor.
Set after A Good Man Goes to War, with the Doctor mentioning having a "Sontaran friend" who fought to protect his friends, with his use of the present tense implying a setting after The Snowmen.

The siege of Trenzalore[[edit source]]

Despite Clara celebrating Christmas on Earth, the Doctor thinks it is July, implying that it has been a significant amount of time since the Doctor last saw her.[quote 11] Tracing a signal to a planet that Handles identifies as Gallifrey, the Doctor and Clara, who meets Handles for the first time, are summoned by Tasha Lem to the Papal Mainframe, where they are instructed to investigate the signal on the planet. Going to a town called Christmas, the Doctor finds the signal coming from a crack in time, and realises that Gallifrey is trying to return from the pocket universe, something that would start another time war. Realising where he is and what is about to happen, the Doctor sends Clara back to her home in the TARDIS, which does not return, and prepares for the siege of Trenzalore.
The Doctor has been on Trenzalore for "centuries" by this point.
(REFERENCE)
The Doctor loses his left leg whilst fighting a blind Tsunami Snake, and has to replace it with a wooden one he whittled himself. (PROSE: The Dreaming)
The Doctor acquires a walking stick for his fake leg.
The Doctor is beginning to show signs of ageing.
(SEGMENT)
After the Doctor spends three hundred years fighting off Sontarans, Daleks, Weeping Angels and Cybermen, the TARDIS returns to Trenzalore with Clara in tow. As the Doctor updates Clara on his situation, Handles deactivates from old age, and the Doctor discovers that the Daleks have infiltrated the Papal Mainframe, sparking an all-out war on Trenzalore. Once again tricking Clara into returning home, but this time with his TARDIS returning immediately afterwards, the Doctor joins with the surviving Silents to fight in the battles of Trenzalore. (TV: The Time of the Doctor)
The Doctor's mind is now deteriorating from old age. He has been on Trenzalore for seven-hundred-and-fifty years.
The Doctor is photographed in an elderly body, setting this towards the end of The Time of the Doctor.
(SEGMENT)
After six hundred more years of fighting since Clara's last visit, the elderly Doctor prepares to face his death at the hands of the Daleks, with Tasha Lem retrieving Clara to give the Doctor a final goodbye. However, Clara instead convinces the Time Lords to assist the Doctor, and they comply by giving the Doctor a new regeneration cycle, allowing him to use the regeneration energy to destroy the Daleks and Nacrana Va Hateen, and save Trenzalore. (TV: The Time of the Doctor)
Set during the ending of The Time of the Doctor, after the Doctor has been reset to his youth, but before he completes his regeneration. Having changed back to his cashmere attire, the Doctor takes the time to call Clara in the future to say goodbye, learning that his new incarnation will be elderly with grey hair in the process.
(SEGMENT)
His youth temporally restored as he begins to complete his thirteenth known regeneration, the Doctor, having returned to his TARDIS, regenerates into his next incarnation while hallucinating seeing Amy and giving Clara a final smile. (TV: The Time of the Doctor)
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Currently unplaced[[edit source]]

These entries are placed here due to being part of ongoing storylines that have yet to offer sufficient enough evidence to be placed in a specific part of this Doctor's timeline, unless further evidence arises in the stories to come.
The Doctor recalls the events of The Name of the Doctor.

Awaiting placement[[edit source]]

These entries are placed here until a suitable position in the timeline can be determined based on the available evidence.

Quotes[[edit source]]

  1. ↑ AMY: "Can we go to a planet now? Big space ship? Churchill's bunker? You promised me a planet next."
  2. ↑ DOCTOR: "The Shansheeth lured me. A mighty old battlefield, just begging to be explored. Because I'm travelling with Amy now. And Rory. They got married. I dropped them off at a honeymoon planet, which isn't what you'd think. It's not a planet for a honeymoon, it's a planet on a honeymoon. It married an asteroid. Then they nicked the TARDIS. The Shansheeth, not Amy and... er... "
  3. ↑ RORY: "So, does this mean he's coming, or does it mean I need to change the bulb?"
    AMY: "He'll come. He always comes."
    RORY: "Right. Well, he is cutting it kind of fine."
  4. ↑ AMY: "Oh, he did it. The Doctor did it."
    RORY: "Yeah, he gets all the credit."
  5. ↑ RORY: "Got any more honeymoon ideas?"
  6. ↑ DOCTOR: "So, this little girl. It's all about her. Who was she? Or we could just go off and have some adventures. Anyone in the mood for adventures? Because I am."
  7. ↑ RORY: "You can't tell him. It's his future."
    AMY: "I know."
  8. ↑ RORY: "You're still thinking about it, aren't you?"
    AMY: "Oh, shush. We saw him die."
    RORY: "Yeah, two hundred years in the future."
    AMY: "Yes, but it's still going to happen."
  9. ↑ DOCTOR: "Something Pond used to say."
  10. ↑ DOCTOR: "Oh, that is skinny. That is proper skinny. I've never seen it from the outside. It's like a special effect."
  11. ↑ ABRAMAL: "It's Christmas."
    DOCTOR: "It's July."


Footnotes[[edit source]]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Doctor Who: The Encyclopedia
  2. ↑ http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/doctor-who-comic-writers-discuss-696342
  3. ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/gallifrey/comments/zy6py7/the_paul_spragg_opportunity_2022_winner_the_world/j24iqed/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf&context=3
  4. ↑ The Day of the Doctor is established as taking place two years before The Zygon Invasion. Clara Oswald and the School of Death establishes that The Zygon Invasion takes place during September 2015.
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