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I'm surprised this isn't already here (And yes, I did check.) We know from the New Series episode "The Doctor's Wife" that time lords can change gender, and it's nowhere near a stretch that The Doctor loved The Master that way before he turned evil. The Master was a woman in one of his/her regenerations, and she and the First Doctor had one or more children. One the children was Susan's mother or father.

Part B concerns those gangsters who try to kill Chang Lee. At least, that's apparently why they're there,and certainly why we ''assume'' they were there -- they certainly shoot his mates, but when Chang Lee's dead in their sights, they just sort of stand there and sneer for a bit. As if they're waiting for something else. They've obviously been lurking there a while, given that they were hiding when their supposed 'targets' were just happily walking away, and only revealed themselves after their presence was accidentally exposed. Then the TARDIS appears -- not only right in front of Chang Lee, but conveniently exactly where the gangsters have a perfect shot at whoever happens to walk out the door. They shoot it -- and then ''reload'', wait for the Doctor to come out, and then shoot ''him''. And ''then'' bugger off, without even bothering with Chang Lee -- who, we're led to believe, they're supposedly there to kill in the first place. They were never interested in Chang Lee really -- they were hired by parties unknown to whack the ''Doctor'', and Chang Lee and his mates just stumbled upon them (probably on the run from those gangsters who ''were'' after them) and had to be silenced as witnesses. Of course, they've probably got no idea ''why'' they were hired or what they've been part off -- they are notably freaked out by the TARDIS -- but it's either a hell of a coincidence or someone's arranged things so that the Doctor appear in that exact alley at that exact time when a whole load of machine-gun packing gangsters just happened to be spraying bullets around. If he gets shot and dies there and then, great -- if not, he gets carted off to a human hospital where, having no understanding of Time Lord physiology, they'd no doubt bugger up somehow and probably end up killing him anyway. Either way, result. And whether the Master (who the Time Lords, as we eventually learn, are quite happy to use as a puppet) gets a new body or, as even the plotters would have to concede is more likely, the Doctor gets a new regeneration, either way TheChessmaster that is the Seventh Doctor is taken out of play. Win-win.

[[WMG:Zoe is a descendant of sherlock holmes.]]

*No Holmes appeared in "All-Consuming Fire" and Mycroft apperd in "The Adventure of the Diogenes Damsel"

* Possibly {{Jossed}} by the comic mini-series ''Doctor Who: The Forgotten''. It is revealed in a flashback involving The Eighth Doctor that The Doctor's claims to be half-human, as well as his erratic behavior during the TV Movie, were all part of a XanatosGambit to throw The Master off-guard, accomplished in part through a half-broken Chameleon Arch (a.k.a. The Eighth Doctor's trademark fob watch!)

That's why he always tries to protect the Earth and praises humanity - obviously, he was mocked for his ancestory as a child, and he feels the need to constantly prove that humans are great. Or else go [[StarTrek Spock-like]] and put them down to prove he's not one of them.

[[WMG: Gallifrey is the world of ''Main/ChronoTrigger''.]]

.No Holmes appeared in "All-Consuming Fire" and Mycroft apperd in "The Adventure of the Diogenes Damsel"

[[WMG:The Rani is [[LandOfTheLost Holly Marshall]].]]

In the 1974 ''LandOfTheLost'' episode "Elsewhen", Holly encounters a blonde woman, apparently in her twenties, who calls herself "Rani", who turns out to be Holly's older self come back in time to help her. Rani admits that she can time travel at will and understands the technology of the Land. Given that the pylons of the Land display TARDIS-like properties, it seems plausible that at least one ''is'' a TARDIS; the future Holly used it to escape the Land to Gallifrey where she became a Time Lady (just as Ace would have if the classic series had never been cancelled).

[[WMG: [[AvatarTheLastAirbender Sozin and Roku]] were previous regenerations of The Doctor and the Master]]

General speculation on Series/DoctorWho goes into [[AC:WMG/DoctorWho]].

* The one who shows up [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbQa8C9t4mY here]] at the 1:55 mark. She's just credited as "Neighbour". [[http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Survival "Survival"]] took place in Perivale around 1989, while [[http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Father%27s_Day "Father's Day"]] indicates that Jackie moved to the Powell Estate in Peckham some time after 1987-- not too difficult to reconcile, one way or another.

* The one who shows up [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbQa8C9t4mY here]] at the 1:55 mark. She's just credited as "Neighbour". [[http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Survival "Survival"]] took place in Perivale around 1989, while [[http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Father's_Day "Father's Day"]] indicates that Jackie moved to the Powell Estate in Peckham some time after 1987-- not too difficult to reconcile, one way or another.

Castile, which took over most of the peninsula, was the really nasty ProudWarriorRace. And while the conquistadores had to keep Queen Isabella deceived about what they were doing lest they be hanged, that was only while she lived; the Castilian ethos made the US Indian Wars look tame. And Barbara's goal was to avert the EvilVersusEvil aspect of the Spanish vs. the Aztecs.

A little theory I came up with. The Master killed Susan's parents out of hatred for the Doctor. Thats why he left Gallifrey to escape the guilt of his child's death. he took Susan to protect her from the Master. Then to stop her sadness he Chameleon arched her to erase her parents out of her memory but having them be in the back of her mind (Hence her calling One Grandfather). But around Dalek Invasion of Earth she started to regain those memories. The Doctor out of fear of her anger and her sadness he left her on earth claiming it to be for her to grow up (hiding the real reason of protection for the both of them). In my version Sam Beckett tells Five to go to her and reconcile.

Not sure if this is canon due to not having seen enough Ace episodes, but I don't think we ever learn the identity of Ace's father, and they are eerily similar...

Romana looked like Princess Astra because she liked her appearance, so the Doctor took Maxil's appearance because he liked it.

In ''The Brain Of Morbius'', we are introduced to several of the Doctor's before the first. If these are to be believed, then the fourth Doctor is actually the ''twelfth'' Doctor, and the fifth Doctor is the ''thirteenth''. This is why his regeneration ends with him claiming "it feels different this time", and why the sixth Doctor has such a hard time trying to settle down: because he's just reincarnated into a new lifecycle, and he's essentially been reset to his factory settings. No wonder his mind is a bit boggled -- he's actually a brand new first Doctor (Mark II).

* I've heard it argued the other heads seen in the battle weren't the Doctor's, but were actually Morbius's.

I haven't seen any of the classic Silurians (only Smith era), but those silurians look rather similar to the Ice Warriors as seen on Peladon. They certainly look alike, they have the same green skin/scales. And they both wear head coverings and green clothes

A love affair between Susan Foreman and [[Main/{{Torchwood}} Captain Jack Harkness]] in the 22nd century created a hybrid bloodline, which culminated in a mostly human time traveler who would come to be known as the Other. The Other [[WMG/{{BillAndTedsExcellentAdventure}} somehow]] ended up in Gallifrey's distant past, and was subsequently reincarnated as the current Doctor. So his soul is part human, anyway...

* Isn't there a line in "The Impossible Planet/The Satan Pit" where the Doctor mentions the various races who have taken on the characteristics of gods and demons (Like the Daemons and the Osirans), and the Beast claims to have inspired them all? Sutekh and his race may be acting on some race memory in adopting a simmilar MO. They may even be related to the Beast and his species (such as his "Son" who showed up in Torchwood Season 1), or literally inspired by him.

In "Everything Changes", the first episode of {{Torchwood}}, Jack mentions that he was pregnant once and is trying to never be again. (Cue Ianto.) The other parent was Nine. The child will go on to produce Susan.

Recently suggested by The DoctorWhoMagazine. At the start of the next serial "The Invasion", the TARDIS is shown reforming (after falling apart during the previous serial). Jamie wakes the Doctor up saying the emergency unit has worked and Zoe then asks if they are on their way anywhere, or if they are stuck (in nowhere). The TARDIS reforming scene is supposed to show that the entirety of "The Mind Robber" took place in the Doctor's mind; but what if the Doctor is still stuck in The Land Of Fiction, and his victory against The Master of The Land Of Fiction was a ruse to make him think he'd won?

Recently suggested by the ''DoctorWhoMagazine''. Like the Master, the Doctor was revived by the Time Lords. This would explain why, in the "Brain Of Morbius," he was in his fourth body and why we saw faces before that. They were of [[ObviousBeta the Doctor mkI.]]

* Clone #2: ''First Frontier'' -> ''The Eight Doctors'' -> The TV Movie -> ''Sometime Never...'' -> ''The Gallifrey Chronicles'' -> ''The Glorious Dead'' (''DoctorWhoMagazine'' strip).

He was none too stable, except when Vicki and the Doctor hear him ''in the TARDIS'', he's calmed down quite a bit. The Zero Room's calming influence did the trick.

This troper came away from ''Planet of the Ood'' with the sense that worlds like Desperus were where the Harriet Beecher Stowes and William Wilberforces of the 2G&BHE tended to wind up.

They were brought back to life by the TARDIS.

So, the Seventh Doctor... kind of gets killed for no reason in the MadeForTVMovie. ''[[OrIsIt Or does he]]?!''