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* EarlyInstallMentWeirdness: in [[Recap/DoctorWhoGuardianS0E0Gravestone Gravestone]], which is set after the series but was made before its official creation, he doesn't wear his iconic suit, sports a hat and heavy coat, and his character is slightly off.
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* EarlyInstallMentWeirdness: EarlyInstalmentWeirdness: in [[Recap/DoctorWhoGuardianS0E0Gravestone Gravestone]], which is set after the series but was made before its official creation, he doesn't wear his iconic suit, sports a hat and heavy coat, and his character is slightly off.
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* SharpDressedMan: Once he's selected it as his official attire, he's never seen without his grey three-piece suit with black tie and white shirt. Well, except when it gets burnt, or he gets stuck two hundred years in the past and loses the outfit in favor of clothes that were seemingly stolen from Creator/SteveMcQueen (which he ''loathes'').
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* SharpDressedMan: Once he's selected it as his official attire, he's never seen without his grey three-piece suit with black tie and white shirt. Well, except when it gets burnt, or he gets stuck two hundred years in the past and loses the outfit in favor of clothes that were seemingly stolen from Creator/SteveMcQueen Creator/SteveMcQueenActor (which he ''loathes'').
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* YouLookFamiliar: In [[Recap/DoctorWhoGuardianS0E0Gravestone Gravestone]], which is possibly set in a distant future of the show proper, the Doctor (already--or still?--played by Kieran Jenkins) meets a Victorian-era couple in which the husband looks very familiar to Barry (they are both played by Thomas Rainford, after all), but no mention of this resemblance comes up.
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* YouLookFamiliar: In [[Recap/DoctorWhoGuardianS0E0Gravestone Gravestone]], which is possibly set in a distant future of the show proper, the Doctor (already--or still?--played by Kieran Jenkins) meets a Victorian-era couple in which the husband looks very familiar to Barry (they are both played by Thomas Rainford, after all), but no mention of this resemblance comes up. Of course, the character of barry hadn't been written yet, and it's possible that the so-called "Pilot" is set in a parallel universe to that of the Series proper.
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The amnesiac companion of the ginger
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The amnesiac companion of the ginger
ginger Doctor. Possibly also the only sane man on the TARDIS.
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* DeadpanSnarker: Oh, ''incredibly''.
* FantasticRacism: Towards humans, Nardole-levels. And of course, as with Nardole, it's Main/PlayedForLaughs.
* TheFogOfAges: Like all modern Doctors, he can't remember his proper age. On different occasions he gives his age as two thousand years old, or four, or five.
* HeroicComedicSociopath: he can really come off as a pompous jerk most of the time, as he treats all humans ''very'' condescendingly (even his companion). He is genuinely enthralled by an apparently unsolvable murder, to the point that his interference eventually ''causes'' the murder itself, considers genocide "fun" and declines solving world hunger by the simple reason that "I can't always be there to hold their (mankind's) hand"...and it's all Main/PlayedForLaughs. He's actually a ''subversion'' of this trope, as this is all just a front, as evidenced in Episode 2: "Obsession for Murder". He is seriously depressed, after thousands of years of travelling and loss, and on the inside he's just as broken as his post-Time War incarnations. He also suffers from hallucinating and amnesia, and undoes a murder he accidentally caused just to regain a little bit of his sanity.
* SharpDressedMan: Once he's selected it as his official attire, he's never seen without his grey three-piece suit with black tie and white shirt. Well, except when it gets burnt, or he gets stuck two hundred years in the past and loses the outfit in favor of clothes that were seemingly stolen from Creator/SteveMcQueen (which he ''loathes'').
* FantasticRacism: Towards humans, Nardole-levels. And of course, as with Nardole, it's Main/PlayedForLaughs.
* TheFogOfAges: Like all modern Doctors, he can't remember his proper age. On different occasions he gives his age as two thousand years old, or four, or five.
* HeroicComedicSociopath: he can really come off as a pompous jerk most of the time, as he treats all humans ''very'' condescendingly (even his companion). He is genuinely enthralled by an apparently unsolvable murder, to the point that his interference eventually ''causes'' the murder itself, considers genocide "fun" and declines solving world hunger by the simple reason that "I can't always be there to hold their (mankind's) hand"...and it's all Main/PlayedForLaughs. He's actually a ''subversion'' of this trope, as this is all just a front, as evidenced in Episode 2: "Obsession for Murder". He is seriously depressed, after thousands of years of travelling and loss, and on the inside he's just as broken as his post-Time War incarnations. He also suffers from hallucinating and amnesia, and undoes a murder he accidentally caused just to regain a little bit of his sanity.
* SharpDressedMan: Once he's selected it as his official attire, he's never seen without his grey three-piece suit with black tie and white shirt. Well, except when it gets burnt, or he gets stuck two hundred years in the past and loses the outfit in favor of clothes that were seemingly stolen from Creator/SteveMcQueen (which he ''loathes'').
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* BadassInDistress: has proven himself at being quite capable of helping out in dangerous situations, and took down an Main/EldritchAbomination masquerading as a ghost (with some help) in Episode 3. Come Episode 4, he's kidnapped by the henchmen of the Main/ArcVillain, and put through a ''Film/TheRunningMan'' situation. Sure, he gives his captors hell and refuses to play by their rules, but is kidnapped once again and is saved only by the intervention of the Doctor (a past one, however).
* ButtMonkey: the Doctor's personal one. He doesn't enjoy it.
* DeadpanSnarker:Oh, ''incredibly''.
* FantasticRacism: Towards humans, Nardole-levels. And of course, asHe has to be, to cope with Nardole, it's Main/PlayedForLaughs.
* TheFogOfAges: Like all modern Doctors, he can't remember his proper age. On different occasions he gives his age as two thousand years old, or four, or five.
* HeroicComedicSociopath: he can really come off as a pompous jerk most ofthe time, as he treats all humans ''very'' condescendingly (even his companion). He is genuinely enthralled by an apparently unsolvable murder, to Doctor.
* OnlySaneMan: To thepoint that his interference eventually ''causes'' the murder itself, considers genocide "fun" and declines solving world hunger by the simple reason that "I can't always be there to hold their (mankind's) hand"...and it's all Main/PlayedForLaughs. He's actually a ''subversion'' of this trope, as this is all just a front, as evidenced in Episode 2: "Obsession for Murder". He is seriously depressed, after thousands of years of travelling and loss, and on the inside he's just as broken as his post-Time War incarnations. He also suffers from hallucinating and amnesia, and undoes a murder he accidentally caused just to regain a little bit of his sanity.
Doctor.
* SharpDressedMan:Once he's selected it as his official attire, he's never seen For the First two episodes he dons a similar suit to the Doctor's own, only black and without his grey three-piece suit with black tie and white shirt. Well, except when it gets burnt, or he gets stuck two hundred years a jacket.
* YouLookFamiliar: In [[Recap/DoctorWhoGuardianS0E0Gravestone Gravestone]], which is possibly set in a distant future of thepast and loses show proper, the outfit Doctor (already--or still?--played by Kieran Jenkins) meets a Victorian-era couple in favor which the husband looks very familiar to Barry (they are both played by Thomas Rainford, after all), but no mention of clothes that were seemingly stolen from Creator/SteveMcQueen (which he ''loathes'').this resemblance comes up.
* ButtMonkey: the Doctor's personal one. He doesn't enjoy it.
* DeadpanSnarker:
* FantasticRacism: Towards humans, Nardole-levels. And of course, as
* TheFogOfAges: Like all modern Doctors, he can't remember his proper age. On different occasions he gives his age as two thousand years old, or four, or five.
* HeroicComedicSociopath: he can really come off as a pompous jerk most of
* OnlySaneMan: To the
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* SharpDressedMan: Once he's selected it as his official attire, he's never seen without his grey three-piece suit with black tie and white shirt.
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* SharpDressedMan: Once he's selected it as his official attire, he's never seen without his grey three-piece suit with black tie and white shirt. Well, except when it gets burnt, or he gets stuck two hundred years in the past and loses the outfit in favor of clothes that were seemingly stolen from Creator/SteveMcQueen (which he ''loathes'').
!Barry Dalton
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->'''Debut:''' "[[Recap/DoctorWhoGuardianS1E1BrokenMemories BrokenMemories]]" (2016)
->'''Played by:''' Creator/Thomas Rainford (2016-present)
-->''"Don't patronise me; I'm Barry, and I'm nineteen"''
The amnesiac companion of the ginger
!! Tropes associated with this guy:
* DeadpanSnarker: Oh, ''incredibly''.
* FantasticRacism: Towards humans, Nardole-levels. And of course, as with Nardole, it's Main/PlayedForLaughs.
* TheFogOfAges: Like all modern Doctors, he can't remember his proper age. On different occasions he gives his age as two thousand years old, or four, or five.
* HeroicComedicSociopath: he can really come off as a pompous jerk most of the time, as he treats all humans ''very'' condescendingly (even his companion). He is genuinely enthralled by an apparently unsolvable murder, to the point that his interference eventually ''causes'' the murder itself, considers genocide "fun" and declines solving world hunger by the simple reason that "I can't always be there to hold their (mankind's) hand"...and it's all Main/PlayedForLaughs. He's actually a ''subversion'' of this trope, as this is all just a front, as evidenced in Episode 2: "Obsession for Murder". He is seriously depressed, after thousands of years of travelling and loss, and on the inside he's just as broken as his post-Time War incarnations. He also suffers from hallucinating and amnesia, and undoes a murder he accidentally caused just to regain a little bit of his sanity.
* SharpDressedMan: Once he's selected it as his official attire, he's never seen without his grey three-piece suit with black tie and white shirt. Well, except when it gets burnt, or he gets stuck two hundred years in the past and loses the outfit in favor of clothes that were seemingly stolen from Creator/SteveMcQueen (which he ''loathes'').
!Barry Dalton
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->'''Debut:''' "[[Recap/DoctorWhoGuardianS1E1BrokenMemories BrokenMemories]]" (2016)
->'''Played by:''' Creator/Thomas Rainford (2016-present)
-->''"Don't patronise me; I'm Barry, and I'm nineteen"''
The amnesiac companion of the ginger
!! Tropes associated with this guy:
* DeadpanSnarker: Oh, ''incredibly''.
* FantasticRacism: Towards humans, Nardole-levels. And of course, as with Nardole, it's Main/PlayedForLaughs.
* TheFogOfAges: Like all modern Doctors, he can't remember his proper age. On different occasions he gives his age as two thousand years old, or four, or five.
* HeroicComedicSociopath: he can really come off as a pompous jerk most of the time, as he treats all humans ''very'' condescendingly (even his companion). He is genuinely enthralled by an apparently unsolvable murder, to the point that his interference eventually ''causes'' the murder itself, considers genocide "fun" and declines solving world hunger by the simple reason that "I can't always be there to hold their (mankind's) hand"...and it's all Main/PlayedForLaughs. He's actually a ''subversion'' of this trope, as this is all just a front, as evidenced in Episode 2: "Obsession for Murder". He is seriously depressed, after thousands of years of travelling and loss, and on the inside he's just as broken as his post-Time War incarnations. He also suffers from hallucinating and amnesia, and undoes a murder he accidentally caused just to regain a little bit of his sanity.
* SharpDressedMan: Once he's selected it as his official attire, he's never seen without his grey three-piece suit with black tie and white shirt. Well, except when it gets burnt, or he gets stuck two hundred years in the past and loses the outfit in favor of clothes that were seemingly stolen from Creator/SteveMcQueen (which he ''loathes'').
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!! Tropes associated with the television series
* FantasticRacism: Towards humans, Nardole-levels.
* HeroicComedicSociopath: he can really come off as a pompous jerk most of the time, as he treats all humans ''very'' condescendingly even his companion. He is genuinely enthralled by an apparently unsolvable murder, to the point that his interference eventually ''causes'' the murder itself, considers genocide "fun" and declines solving world hunger by the simple reason that "I can't always be there to hold their (mankind's) hand"...granted, it's all Main/PlayedForLaughs, but still, is this really the hero of the story?
* FantasticRacism: Towards humans, Nardole-levels.
* HeroicComedicSociopath: he can really come off as a pompous jerk most of the time, as he treats all humans ''very'' condescendingly even his companion. He is genuinely enthralled by an apparently unsolvable murder, to the point that his interference eventually ''causes'' the murder itself, considers genocide "fun" and declines solving world hunger by the simple reason that "I can't always be there to hold their (mankind's) hand"...granted, it's all Main/PlayedForLaughs, but still, is this really the hero of the story?
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!! Tropes associated with the television series
this Doctor:
* DeadpanSnarker: Oh, ''incredibly''.
* FantasticRacism: Towards humans,Nardole-levels.
Nardole-levels. And of course, as with Nardole, it's Main/PlayedForLaughs.
* TheFogOfAges: Like all modern Doctors, he can't remember his proper age. On different occasions he gives his age as two thousand years old, or four, or five.
* HeroicComedicSociopath: he can really come off as a pompous jerk most of the time, as he treats all humans ''very'' condescendinglyeven (even his companion.companion). He is genuinely enthralled by an apparently unsolvable murder, to the point that his interference eventually ''causes'' the murder itself, considers genocide "fun" and declines solving world hunger by the simple reason that "I can't always be there to hold their (mankind's) hand"...granted, and it's all Main/PlayedForLaughs, but still, is Main/PlayedForLaughs. He's actually a ''subversion'' of this really trope, as this is all just a front, as evidenced in Episode 2: "Obsession for Murder". He is seriously depressed, after thousands of years of travelling and loss, and on the hero inside he's just as broken as his post-Time War incarnations. He also suffers from hallucinating and amnesia, and undoes a murder he accidentally caused just to regain a little bit of the story?his sanity.
* SharpDressedMan: Once he's selected it as his official attire, he's never seen without his grey three-piece suit with black tie and white shirt.
* DeadpanSnarker: Oh, ''incredibly''.
* FantasticRacism: Towards humans,
* TheFogOfAges: Like all modern Doctors, he can't remember his proper age. On different occasions he gives his age as two thousand years old, or four, or five.
* HeroicComedicSociopath: he can really come off as a pompous jerk most of the time, as he treats all humans ''very'' condescendingly
* SharpDressedMan: Once he's selected it as his official attire, he's never seen without his grey three-piece suit with black tie and white shirt.
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!Ginger Doctor
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->'''First appearance:''' "[[Recap/DoctorWhoGuardianS0E0Gravestone Gravestone]]" (2015)
->'''Debut:''' "[[Recap/DoctorWhoGuardianS1E1BrokenMemories BrokenMemories]]" (2016)
->'''Played by:''' Creator/Kieran M. Jenkins (2015, 2016-present)
-->''"Now, Barry, you've ssen what I can do with my bearings; imagine if I crack"''
The first incarnation of yet a new regeneration cycle of the Renegade Time Lord Extraordinaire, The Doctor.
The happy-go-lucky kid who can inadvertently eradicate a race of extragalactic aubergines out of boredom.
!! Tropes associated with the television series
* FantasticRacism: Towards humans, Nardole-levels.
* HeroicComedicSociopath: he can really come off as a pompous jerk most of the time, as he treats all humans ''very'' condescendingly even his companion. He is genuinely enthralled by an apparently unsolvable murder, to the point that his interference eventually ''causes'' the murder itself, considers genocide "fun" and declines solving world hunger by the simple reason that "I can't always be there to hold their (mankind's) hand"...granted, it's all Main/PlayedForLaughs, but still, is this really the hero of the story?
[[quoteright:241:http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5525064/mediaviewer/rm1835608832]]
[[caption-width-right:241:''"Bored!!"'']]
->'''First appearance:''' "[[Recap/DoctorWhoGuardianS0E0Gravestone Gravestone]]" (2015)
->'''Debut:''' "[[Recap/DoctorWhoGuardianS1E1BrokenMemories BrokenMemories]]" (2016)
->'''Played by:''' Creator/Kieran M. Jenkins (2015, 2016-present)
-->''"Now, Barry, you've ssen what I can do with my bearings; imagine if I crack"''
The first incarnation of yet a new regeneration cycle of the Renegade Time Lord Extraordinaire, The Doctor.
The happy-go-lucky kid who can inadvertently eradicate a race of extragalactic aubergines out of boredom.
!! Tropes associated with the television series
* FantasticRacism: Towards humans, Nardole-levels.
* HeroicComedicSociopath: he can really come off as a pompous jerk most of the time, as he treats all humans ''very'' condescendingly even his companion. He is genuinely enthralled by an apparently unsolvable murder, to the point that his interference eventually ''causes'' the murder itself, considers genocide "fun" and declines solving world hunger by the simple reason that "I can't always be there to hold their (mankind's) hand"...granted, it's all Main/PlayedForLaughs, but still, is this really the hero of the story?
