History ReferencedBy / DoctorWho

* ''ComicBook/GothamAcademy'': It may be a coincidence, but when Derek "Blight" Powers appears as a surprise crossover villain in the Annual, he is a skeletal-looking time-travelling villain whose time machine is disguised as a long-case clock, which also describes the Crispy Master in "The Deadly Assassin" and "The Keeper of Traken".

** Comicbook/LexLuthor's assistant in ''ComicBook/TheBlackRing'' is [[ComicBookFantasyCasting based on]] Creator/DavidTennant, and wears a blue suit and "clever specs". When the Joker takes the blame for killing him, his explanation is "He reminded me so much of that actor, I wanted to see if he'd turn into someone else!"

* In the ''ComicBook/TwoThousandAD'' spoof ''Franchise/FlashGordon'' strip "Dash Decent", Dr Zellamy builds a matter transporter in the shape of a pillar box, which is "surprisingly spacious". When Dash falls into it, he lands next to a mushroom-shaped console with a transparent central column, and in a pile of old clothes including a floppy hat and very long scarf.
* The {{Technobabble}} in ''The Adventures of ComicBook/{{Superman}}'' #634 by Creator/DanAbnett and Creator/AndyLanning comes straight from "Logopolis".
* ''Literature/AnnoDracula: Seven Days in Mayhem'' has a scene set in the fictional London district of Coal Hill, where the Council of Seven Days hold an emergency meeting in I.M. Foreman's scrapyard in Totter's Lane.
* In the computer virus arc of ''ComicBook/AdventureTime'', one of Marceline's costumes includes a shop assistant's uniform shirt with a name badge that reads "Rose".
* Comicbook/LexLuthor's assistant in ''ComicBook/TheBlackRing'' is [[ComicBookFantasyCasting based on]] Creator/DavidTennant, and wears a blue suit and "clever specs". When the Joker takes the blame for killing him, his explanation is "He reminded me so much of that actor, I wanted to see if he'd turn into someone else!"
* In ''ComicBook/BritainAProphecy'' #3, the soldier standing between TheFairFolk and Buckingham Palace looks a lot like Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart. #4 names him as General Nicolas Stewart, after the Brig's actor Nicholas Courtney.
* One panel of a ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer: Season Eight'' comic has a cameo appearance by the Tenth Doctor and Rose.
* In the Creator/YoungAnimal ''ComicBook/DoomPatrol'' #10, when Agantha appears and then takes Lucius and his family to the Daemonsphere, the sound effect used both times is "VWORP", which in ''Doctor Who'' Expanded Universe comics is the sound effect used for a materialising or dematerialising TARDIS, originating in the ''Doctor Who Magazine'' comic strip.
* In ''ComicBook/{{Excalibur}}'', Brigadier Alysande Stuart of the Weird Happenings Organisation is a {{Gender Flip}}ped version of Brigadier Alistair Lethbridge-Stewart. Her twin brother Alistaire is WHO's "scientific advisor", the same job title that the Doctor had with UNIT. At one point in the Cross-Time Caper, Alistaire encounters a Dalek who insists they've met before.
* The DC character Father Time regularly [[TheNthDoctor changes his appearance]] in what is almostly certainly a ''Doctor Who'' reference, although DependingOnTheWriter this is either when he is severely injured (like a Time Lord), regularly every year, or regularly every decade.
* One panel of the bizarre Peter Milligan/ Brendan [=McCarthy=] OceanPunk comic ''Freakwave'' included a human character in what appeared to be an empty Dalek casing.
* In ''Friendly Neighborhood ComicBook/SpiderMan'' #19 (which involves time travel), there's graffiti reading "[[ArcWords Bad Wolf]]".
* In an extremely nerdy and obscure shout out, a list of {{Fantastic Drug}}s in one of the Connor-Palmiotti issues of ''ComicBook/HarleyQuinn'' includes spectrox from "The Caves of Androzani".
* Qubit of ''ComicBook/{{Irredeemable}}'' is a clear {{Expy}} of the Tenth Doctor, with messy hair, a GadgeteerGenius who has created teleportation tech, is something of an InsufferableGenius and is also the only one who believes the [[BewareTheSuperman Plutonian]] is not beyond redemption (mirroring Ten's relationship with the Master).
* In Grant Morrison's ''[[Franchise/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica JLA Classified]]'' arc, the upper section of a Dalek is visible in Batman's "[[SciFiGhetto sci-fi closet]]".
* ''ComicBook/LeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen: The Black Dossier'' has the Doctor's TARDIS visible as a detail in a map. ''Century: 2009'' had a two panel cameo appearance by both the First and Eleventh Doctors. ''Century: 1969'' had a similar cameo by the Second. In ''The Tempest'', the Daleks ([[LawyerFriendlyCameo not named]] but obvious) are among the many alien races to invade Earth during the ending.
* In ''ComicBook/LoveAndRockets'' volume 4, the in-universe ''Professor Enigma'' show is a blatant CaptainErsatz for ''Doctor Who''. At one point, Professor Enigma says that he's just had lunch with the Doctor and Professor Franchise/{{Quatermass}}.
* In ''Franchise/TheMuppets Franchise/SherlockHolmes'', Holmes, Watson and Lestrade are on stake out, hiding in a bush, a pillar box and a police box. Lestrade calls out that he's got lost inside the police box, which is BiggerOnTheInside. There's also a brief mention of the Torchwood Institute.
* ''Power Man and Iron Fist'' #79 introduced a heroic time-travelling outlaw named Professor Gamble and his enemies the Incinerators, who were blatant [[CaptainErsatz Captains Ersatz]] for the Doctor and the Daleks. (Gamble himself looked like a cross between Creator/PatrickTroughton's version of the Doctor and Creator/BennyHill.) He later reappeared in ''ComicBook/TheAvengers Annual'' #22. Since Marvel UK was actually publishing ''Doctor Who Magazine'' at the time, the reason for the use of a CaptainErsatz rather than an actual crossover is mysterious.
* The ''ComicBook/RickAndMorty'' comic books:

* In ''ComicBook/Rocket2017'' #2, Gatecrasher of the Technet (who are, of course, connected to the Special Executive, who originally appeared in ''Magazine/DoctorWhoMagazine'') is shown having tea with an unseen figure who accidentally tells her about her future, then offers her a jelly baby. In #3, Rocket feigns madness by screaming "I CAN'T STAND THE CONFUSION IN MY MIIIIIIND!!", a line from [[Recap/DoctorWhoS21E4ResurrectionOfTheDaleks "Resurrection of the Daleks"]].
* In ''ComicBook/ScarletTraces: The Great Game'' a diagram shows the original inhabitants of the solar system, all from different works. The Earth is represented by Silurians and Sea Devils.

* The ReferenceOverdosed series ''ComicBook/TopTen'' has a Dalek among a group of wheelchair-using characters in an accessibility protest, and the Fourth Doctor among a group of "Doctor" characters in a hospital scene.
* In ''ComicBook/TheTransformersMarvel'', the design of minor Decepticon Octus implies he may transform into a Dalek. This was confirmed by WordOfGod.
* In ''ComicBook/USAvengers'' #4, the Germanic MadScientist Victor Vandoom ([[ComicBook/DoctorDoom no relation]]) declares "Nothing in the ''vurld'' can stop me now!", a line made infamous by the Germanic MadScientist Professor Zaroff in "The Underwater Menace".
* ''ComicBook/{{Viz}}'' has had several ''Doctor Who'' parodies and references:

* ''ComicBook/XMen'' #218 had a cameo by the Brigadier and Benton, taking the Juggernaut into custody after he caused some trouble in Edinburgh.

* The teleporter pod in the UsefulNotes/ZXSpectrum game ''The Dark Side'' is BiggerOnTheInside with a very TARDIS-like console (though it's square rather than hexagonal because of game engine limitations).

* The UsefulNotes/{{Macintosh}} game ''Gamma Zee'' uses "[=TARDISes=]" as teleporter spaces.

* ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}'' series:

* In the classic ''Franchise/{{Star Trek|ExpandedUniverse}}'' novel ''[[Literature/{{Rihannsu}} My Enemy, My Ally]]'', the head of the Recreaton department is working on converting Series/DoctorWho episodes into 3-D format.
* In the ''Literature/StarTrekMyriadUniverses'' novella "Seeds of Dissent" by James Swallow, the ''Botany Bay'' crewmembers who didn't wake up include Brown, [=McShane=], Summerfield, Tyler and Jones; all the surnames of ''Doctor Who'' companions.
* In the ''Literature/StarTrekDepartmentOfTemporalInvestigations'' novel ''Forgotten History'', the time-travel obsessed Starfleet officer Antonio Delgado is named after two actors who played the Master. He's also described as having a short, grizzled beard. In the same book, the mysterious element that facilitates the ''Enterprise'''s time travel is taranium, from "The Dalek Masterplan". "Tigellan chronic hysterisis" in ''Watching the Clock'' is a reference to "Meglos".

** In the "Masters of the Universe" segment of the 8th episode of season 2, the Cyberman and the Daleks are seen among the villains from various sci-fi franchises driving the Honda Civic Type R around the track. The Daleks decided to exterminate other competitors after finding out they couldn't fit in the Civic.

* ''Series/{{Life On Mars|2006}}'':
** The main character Sam Tyler was inadvertedly named after Rose Tyler. Show creator asked his daughter to suggest a surname for Sam, and she suggested "Tyler" after Rose from ''Doctor Who''. Graham has said that if he'd known where she got the name from, he would have come up with a different name for Sam.

** The Fourth Doctor and the TARDIS even make a brief cameo during the FinalBattle, during which reality is warping and the usual laws of the universe have been tossed out the window thanks to [[spoiler: Chthon's emergence]]. Darcy swiped his jelly babies.

* The {{Technobabble}} in ''The Adventures of Comicbook/{{Superman}}'' #634 by Creator/DanAbnett and Creator/AndyLanning comes straight from "Logopolis".

* Comicbook/LexLuthor's assistant in ''Comicbook/TheBlackRing'' is [[ComicbookFantasyCasting based on]] Creator/DavidTennant, and wears a blue suit and "clever specs". When the Joker takes the blame for killing him, his explanation is "He reminded me so much of that actor, I wanted to see if he'd turn into someone else!"
* In ''Comicbook/BritainAProphecy'' #3, the soldier standing between TheFairFolk and Buckingham Palace looks a lot like Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart. #4 names him as General Nicolas Stewart, after the Brig's actor Nicholas Courtney.

* In ''Comicbook/{{Excalibur}}'', Brigadier Alysande Stuart of the Weird Happenings Organisation is a {{Gender Flip}}ped version of Brigadier Alistair Lethbridge-Stewart. Her twin brother Alistaire is WHO's "scientific advisor", the same job title that the Doctor had with UNIT. At one point in the Cross-Time Caper, Alistaire encounters a Dalek who insists they've met before.

* In ''Friendly Neighborhood Comicbook/SpiderMan'' #19 (which involves time travel), there's graffiti reading "[[ArcWords Bad Wolf]]".

* In ''Comicbook/Rocket2017'' #2, Gatecrasher of the Technet (who are, of course, connected to the Special Executive, who originally appeared in ''Magazine/DoctorWhoMagazine'') is shown having tea with an unseen figure who accidentally tells her about her future, then offers her a jelly baby. In #3, Rocket feigns madness by screaming "I CAN'T STAND THE CONFUSION IN MY MIIIIIIND!!", a line from [[Recap/DoctorWhoS21E4ResurrectionOfTheDaleks "Resurrection of the Daleks"]].
* In ''ComicBook/ScarletTraces: The Great Game'' a diagram shows the original inhabitants of the solar system, all from different works. The Earth is represented by Silurians and Sea Devils.

* In the ''WebVideo/DragonBallZAbridged'' version of the special “The History of Trunks”, the credits has Trunks’ Time Machine spiraling through the time stream like the TARDIS as a Doctor Who-inspired remix of “CHA-LA HEAD CHA-LA” plays.

* ''[[ComicBook/AdjectivelessXMen X-Men]] #218'' had a cameo by the Brigadier and Benton, taking the Juggernaut into custody after he caused some trouble in Edinburgh.

* In the British ''Series/QueerAsFolk'', central character Vince is a ''Doctor Who'' fan. This is a reference to ''Doctor Who'''s famed LGBTFanbase, which included [=QaF's=] [[Creator/RussellTDavies creator]], who would later make some contributions to ''Who''.

* In ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite'' and [[VideoGame/PokemonBlack2AndWhite2 the sequels]], the lead scientist for the Pokétransfer says "Well, let's begin. Allons-y!" After you're done: Great! Molto Bene!

* ''WebOriginal/{{Hololive}}'' talent Amelia Watson is something of a CompositeCharacter between The Doctor and Literature/SherlockHolmes: A British detective with time travel abilities.