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[[File:Doctor and Rogue dance.jpg|thumb|left|The Doctor dancing with [[Rogue (Rogue)|Rogue]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Rogue (TV story)}})]] | [[File:Doctor and Rogue dance.jpg|thumb|left|The Doctor dancing with [[Rogue (Rogue)|Rogue]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Rogue (TV story)}})]] | ||
The Doctor and Ruby attended a party organised by the [[Duchess of Pemberton]]. He was delighted at the spectacle. After Ruby experienced interference in her [[psychic earrings]], he traced it to [[Rogue (Rogue)|Rogue]]. He learnt that he was there to find a [[Chuldur]] and showed the Doctor his ship. Rogue accused him of being the Chuldur he was searching for, but after teasing him for a bit, the Doctor changed the settings on Rogue's ships scanner to show multiple previous incarnations and that he was from Gallifrey. They teamed up to find the Chuldur by creating a scandal in regency society. They discovered that there was a [[Chuldur family]] at work. He expanded Rogue's trap to work for up to six occupants. He managed to corner the family during the wedding between Lord [[Barton (Rogue)|Barton]] and Ruby trapping them all, thinking that Ruby had been killed by the Chuldur. Rogue captured the last Chuldur placing her in the trap. Rogue and the Doctor kissed, allowing him to gain the trigger. He watched as Rogue replaced Ruby in the trap and set it off. He set Rogue's ship off to wait for its pilot. Ruby asked if he would go searching for Rogue. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Rogue (TV story)}}) | The Doctor and Ruby attended a party organised by the [[Duchess of Pemberton]]. He was delighted at the spectacle. After Ruby experienced interference in her [[psychic earrings]], he traced it to [[Rogue (Rogue)|Rogue]]. He learnt that he was there to find a [[Chuldur]] and showed the Doctor his ship. Rogue accused him of being the Chuldur he was searching for, but after teasing him for a bit, the Doctor changed the settings on Rogue's ships scanner to show multiple previous incarnations and that he was from Gallifrey. They teamed up to find the Chuldur by creating a scandal in regency society. They discovered that there was a [[Chuldur family]] at work. He expanded Rogue's trap to work for up to six occupants. He managed to corner the family during the wedding between Lord [[Barton (Rogue)|Barton]] and Ruby trapping them all, thinking that Ruby had been killed by the Chuldur. Rogue captured the last Chuldur placing her in the trap. Rogue and the Doctor kissed, allowing him to gain the trigger. He watched as Rogue replaced Ruby in the trap and set it off. He set Rogue's ship off to wait for its pilot. Ruby asked if he would go searching for Rogue. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Rogue (TV story)}}) | ||
[[File:We did it! (TLoRS).jpg|thumb|right|The Doctor and Ruby in [[UNIT]]’s [[Time Window]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Legend of Ruby Sunday (TV story)}})]] | |||
The Doctor returned to [[UNIT HQ, City of London|UNIT HQ]] to ask for their help investigating a woman who kept appearing in different forms across recent travels, citing [[Gina Scalzi]] and [[Penny Pepper-Bean]] amongst his examples. [[Kate Lethbridge-Stewart]] and [[Morris Gibbons]] were quick to point out that they already knew as it was [[Susan Triad]]. He noticed he noticed her name was an anagram of TARDIS, and Ruby wondered if she was his granddaughter, due to having the same first name. Of learning of Susan's age, he wondered it she might be [[Ruby Sunday's mother]] and ask to use UNIT's time window to help learn more about that night. After a glitch stopped them from seeing her face, he got Colonel [[Winston Chidozie]] to look closer at what she was pointing at. After encountering a large particulate cloud which killed Chidozie, he went with [[Mel Bush]] to confront Susan before the launch of her product. He asked her if her dreams matched the people she did, which she confirmed. When Kate informed him that there was something living around the TARDIS, and realised that UNIT archivist [[Harriet Arbinger]] was a harbinger. He deduced that he was right that there was something in her name, but it wasn't an anagram but a different abbreviation SUsan Triad TECHnology, referring to [[Sutekh]], the [[Osiran]] who was a God of Death. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Legend of Ruby Sunday (TV story)}}) | The Doctor returned to [[UNIT HQ, City of London|UNIT HQ]] to ask for their help investigating a woman who kept appearing in different forms across recent travels, citing [[Gina Scalzi]] and [[Penny Pepper-Bean]] amongst his examples. [[Kate Lethbridge-Stewart]] and [[Morris Gibbons]] were quick to point out that they already knew as it was [[Susan Triad]]. He noticed he noticed her name was an anagram of TARDIS, and Ruby wondered if she was his granddaughter, due to having the same first name. Of learning of Susan's age, he wondered it she might be [[Ruby Sunday's mother]] and ask to use UNIT's time window to help learn more about that night. After a glitch stopped them from seeing her face, he got Colonel [[Winston Chidozie]] to look closer at what she was pointing at. After encountering a large particulate cloud which killed Chidozie, he went with [[Mel Bush]] to confront Susan before the launch of her product. He asked her if her dreams matched the people she did, which she confirmed. When Kate informed him that there was something living around the TARDIS, and realised that UNIT archivist [[Harriet Arbinger]] was a harbinger. He deduced that he was right that there was something in her name, but it wasn't an anagram but a different abbreviation SUsan Triad TECHnology, referring to [[Sutekh]], the [[Osiran]] who was a God of Death. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Legend of Ruby Sunday (TV story)}}) | ||
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[[file:15 on Match of the Day.png|thumb|left||The Doctor on ''[[Match of the Day]]''. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Match of the Who (TV story)|timestamp=0:34}})]] | [[file:15 on Match of the Day.png|thumb|left||The Doctor on ''[[Match of the Day]]''. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Match of the Who (TV story)|timestamp=0:34}})]] | ||
The Doctor appeared on ''[[Match of the Day]]'' with a [[cyborg]] [[Gary Lineker (in-universe)|Gary Lineker]] and a [[hologram|holographic]] [[Ian Wright (in-universe)|Ian Wright]], seemingly commenting on a [[football]] match. He remarked that a [[goalkeeper (Match of the Who)|goalkeeper]]'s cybernetically extendable [[arm]]s created a difficult atmosphere, which Wright agreed with. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Match of the Who (TV story)}}) He later provided continuity announcements for [[BBC One (in-universe)|BBC One]], introducing shows such as ''[[EastEnders]]'' and ''[[Pointless]]''. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Untitled 1 (May 2024 TV story)|Untitled|noital=1}}) | The Doctor appeared on ''[[Match of the Day]]'' with a [[cyborg]] [[Gary Lineker (in-universe)|Gary Lineker]] and a [[hologram|holographic]] [[Ian Wright (in-universe)|Ian Wright]], seemingly commenting on a [[football]] match. He remarked that a [[goalkeeper (Match of the Who)|goalkeeper]]'s cybernetically extendable [[arm]]s created a difficult atmosphere, which Wright agreed with. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Match of the Who (TV story)}}) He later provided continuity announcements for [[BBC One (in-universe)|BBC One]], introducing shows such as ''[[EastEnders]]'' and ''[[Pointless]]''. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Untitled 1 (May 2024 TV story)|Untitled|noital=1}}) | ||
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