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He's the future son of LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya and Kyon that inherited a mix of common sense and god-like power which he uses to traverse time and space doing heroics. He pretends to be one because it provides a good cover for his powers.

* The Gallifrey Chronicles has three potential Ninth Doctors being seen. Recap/TheNightOfTheDoctor has AudioPlay/BigFinishDoctorWho become canon, meaning the Eighth Doctor Adventures could go elsewhere. Fitz could have died just after the end and the Doctor regenerated into Shalka Doctor. the Time Lords were still destroyed in this story which was an original idea for a series leading from "Scream of the Shalka". However, like in this story, the Time Lords would still exist in the Matrix. They guide the Doctor to areas to help.

The Doctor's name is the Gallifreyan equivalent of KVIIItlyin, Jaeysin, or Abcde. Alternatively, it translates to "Fart-face".

Which means Susan did'nt go to Coal Hill and instead, after the Time Lord Academy, started travelling on her own TARDIS with John and Gillian.

Which also means Ian and Barbara did'nt met the Doctor. Which means he's known as Theta Sigma instead.

Since this 2nd Doctor is'nt the 2nd Doctor we know, he doesn't meet Jamie and Victoria. His companions are a boy from the 26th century and a girl from the 17th. Both are around 22 when they start travelling with the Doctor. Both are about 25 when they leave.

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* ...whose [[Main/DroppedABridgeOnHim sudden, accidental death]] brought about a clownish yet darkly manipulative persona.

** The [[http://tardis.wikia.com TARDIS Wikia site]] ties itself in knots trying to explain the Doctor's personal timeline, including the various [[Main/ExpandedUniverse novels, short stories and comics]]. They basically conclude that he's lied about his age, or forgotten, on multiple occasions, and the best we can say is that Ten is "about 1000 years old."

* Issue #57 of the ''Doctor Who'' comic book reveals his name as " d³Σx[[superscript:2]]. Naturally, this isn't Main/{{canon}}, but it's worth mentioning.

Or ''a'' god incarnate, at least. He's clearly more than just another Time Lord, but they're at the apex of the [[Main/TechnologyLevels technological ladder]]. Above them are only the various cosmic powers of that universe, gods in all but name; the Doctor is one of these. This not only explains how he can consistently defeat other cosmic powers, but also such other mysteries as the Morbius faces, why his true name is so secret, and various enigmatic comments from the seventh Doctor.

* Something similar explicitly happens in the Main/ExpandedUniverse. The Eighth Doctor ''Radio Times'' comic strips all happened while the companion in the Eighth Doctor novels was at a pop concert, for instance. And in {{canon}}, "The Face of Evil" reveals that he wandered off (in the {{novelization}}, near the start of "Robot") and inadvertently created a megalomaniacal computer in the far future.

[[WMG: Due to his constant and repeated visits throughout time, the Doctor's Main/WeirdnessMagnet has been imprinted onto Earth and on humans themselves.]]

This serves to explain matters like Main/ZeeRust-ed glimpses of the future from past episodes (including why Zoë’s early 21st century doesn't look much like Rose's) and inconsistencies like the UNIT dating controversy. The Doctor's travels (and those of other time-travelers) have altered galactic history quite a bit. As the Doctor seems to take a special interest in Earth and humanity, his interventions in particular have drastically shifted human history many times.

This was long before we started hearing about him having flings with various historical figures. Long before he developed his human fetish. Maybe this is why 4/Romana fics are so common; because she's just about the only Classic companion he wouldn't have been [[{{Squick}} squicked]] out by had they tried to [[Recap/DoctorWhoS27E10TheDoctorDances "dance"]]. At some point, maybe as a result of kissing Grace Holloway, maybe as a result of spending time with Captain Jack, he decided he had a bit of a [[BoldlyComing fetish for humans]], which is why 10, 11 and 12 have so many flings with them. The Doctor just wants to mate, and he's into [[GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe one-hearted space babes]].

[[WMG: The TARDIS is a Main/WeirdnessMagnet.]]

Hence why none of them survived. All Time Lords not on Gallifrey or taking a vacation anywhere were summoned to the very beginning of the Time War. This was done by the Time Lords because a) they needed everyone they could get and b) it was [[JumpingTheSlipperySlope the beginning]]. If anyone refused, [[MoralEventHorizon they were fed to House.]] Indeed, House may be one of the monsters created during the Time War-thrown back half a million years to avoid suspicion. This is the reason why the Master used a Chameleon Circuit: humans weren't part of the Time War, [[LoopholeAbuse so his Yana personality could get out.]]

Think of it this way. The first dimension of time is linear, unaltered time; the one the Doctor is ''in'' when he steps outside the TARDIS. This is what the TARDIS can move through. The second dimension of time is a bit trickier to explain. Let's take Amy Pond's parents as an example. Timeline A is the timeline in which Amy's parents existed, and always existed, and were never absorbed by the Time Field. Timeline B is the timeline in which they never existed, as they were erased by the Time Field. Timeline C is the timeline in which Amy's parents were returned to existence. Timeline D is the timeline in which the ''Doctor'' is brought back into existence. The version of Amy's wedding we see is in this timeline. The second dimension of time moves in that fashion, going from Timeline A, to Timeline B, to Timeline C, to Timeline D. TARDISs can't travel through it in a non-linear order, but they can be used to recreate earlier timelines artificially. Although the TARDIS wasn't used in the above example, what I mean is that Timeline C is almost a recreation of Timeline A, but with bits of Timeline B left over. This also explains why the Doctor and the Master always meet in the right order; their TARDISs are moving linearly on the same dimension, if you will.

The companions are humans in the Matrix, but every so often the machines get involved and PowerUp a companion (like the DoctorDonna or when Rose looked into the time vortex) to help the Doctor defeat an especially destructive/bugged program. They immediately remove these program enhancements once these threats are over, hence why these companions all end up reverting to a purely human form afterward, often causing damage of some kind.

* There are only seven in Sonic's world and time... but other realities and time travel are confirmed for Sonic's universe as well. They could easily have gotten emeralds from various realities and even have the same Emeralds powering different TARDISs thanks to the Chaos Emeralds being indestructable.

...inflicted by [[ComicBook/GrantMorrisonsBatman The Black Glove]]. (I wasn't sure which of those things to put after the other.) Anyway, I got this idea after noting that while the Doctor has always been eccentric and lively to certain degrees, the last three in particular have been increasingly ooh-what's-that energetic. Now rather than being, say, the result of rising standards in the media of what can hold our attention as a quirky, quick-thinking hero, or something to that effect, a friend of mine (not too up on ''Doctor Who'') suggested offhandedly that he had discovered meth. Now, of course, our friend the Doctor would never turn to drugs like that, but what of a sinister organization known for weaponizing drugs and using them to push the boundaries of succeeding at killing the hero? Well, that it should be the villains of a comic I've never read is strangely-fitting icing on the cake, but the point is he died of too many uppers and is still working through it.

!! Mello is a Time Lord. (It's already on the {{Time Lord WMG}} page, I am just posting a logical conclusion.)

[[WMG: The Doctor destroyed Gallifrey by speaking the [[{{Literature/TheChroniclesOfNarnia}} Deplorable Word.]]]]

The Series/StarTrekEnterprise episode "In A Mirror, Darkly" credits also included a shot of the moonlanding but the flag was the Earth flag and the space suit was more advanced than in reality. This is consistent with the Unit years of Doctor Who which hinted not only at a more powerful United Nations but at a more advanced space programme, suggesting it's quite believable there would have been an early united Earth space landing (even if it had to be kept secret from the population). The episode also showed people attacking the Vulcans when they landed and taking their guns, which would make sense if you were as used to alien invasions as the people of the Doctor Who universe are.

The drumming sound in his head? It's actually the bass line for the ''Doctor Who'' theme. He is subconsciously aware that he is a fictional character in a fictional universe and meant to be a Main/DesignatedVillain for the series, which the constant theme stuck in his head keeps reminding him of, and it compels him to fight against The Doctor and be evil. How did he get this way? By seeing into the rift that all Time Lords look into as kids, in reality a rip in their fictional dimension into ours; those who look into it either run away in denial of seeing "the real world", go mad upon realizing they're nothing but fictional constructs, or become GenreSavvy (AKA "inspired") as a result.

Though he does still get a Sonic Screwdriver and a K9. He also has a Space-Time-Visualizer, keeps 500 year diaries for each incarnation, even jelly babies, psychic paper, and undershirts with question mark lapels. Basically he's a mix of various Classic Doctors but also NuWho.

* It would also be even more terrifying than [[NightmareFuel B]][[NightmareFuel l]][[ParanoiaFuel i]][[UpToEleven nk]]

*** No, it's the Silence. [[http://doctorwhotv.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/Doctor-Who-Insider-silence-570-300x168.jpg and it's]] [[UpToEleven even WORSE than the Slender Man.]]

* I came here looking for this.

Since this 2nd Doctor is'nt the 2nd Doctor we know, he does'nt meet Jamie and Victoria. His companions are a boy from the 26th century and a girl from the 17th. Both are around 22 when they start travelling with the Doctor. Both are about 25 when they leave.

Pretty much all his major ShipTeasing has involved somebody blonde: Romana had a lot of chemistry with the 4th Doctor(her second incarnation was blonde), Russell T Davies had the Doctor all but outright say he loves the Master (the blonde Creator/JohnSimm Master has the most blatant FoeYay to date) and Steven Moffat had the strawberry blonde River all but admit she's shagged him. Sure, there's been ShipTease [[HeroesWantRedHeads with gingers]] like Good Queen Bess and Amy Pond, but that's usually unrequited on their side, and the Doctor wants to ''be'' ginger instead. This even extends beyond the fourth wall! Tom Baker was married to Lalla Ward(said second incarnation of Romana's actor) for some time, Peter Davison's second wife was blonde and David Tennant married the blonde Georgia Moffet([[CastIncest aka Davison's daughter]]). It seems that our Doctor has a thing for blondes.

* The Master [[FoeYay is in love with the Doctor, despite their opposing moralities.]] And the same for the Doctor. The moment the Doctor [[GenderBender became a woman,]] they hooked up and lived happily ever after. IfItsYouItsOkay...

* His wife is TheBeard. It's likely he never touched her, and was busy having delicious FoeYay with the Doctor. Possibly even psychic sex, since the Doctor [[FetishRetardant became really old.]] Lucy killed him because of this.

* FoeYay. FoeYay. Bountiful, delicious, slash-fic fuelling FoeYay. The kind of FoeYay that gives us plenty of Rule34 Master/Doctor.

* Considering [[FoeYay how the Doctor and Master are practically gay for each other]], [[ParentalIncest this is really squicky.]] Unless you're into that, mind you.
* The FoeYay is ''really'' YMMV. I personally think this could make a lot of sense.

* They're very close, and have a clear Cain and Abel relationship (or FoeYay, YMMV). However, in "The End of Time," the Master mentions "my father." So they were half-siblings, possibly one of the founding reasons for their antagonistic relationship. When Martha asks if they're brothers...well, Rule 1: The Doctor lies.

For one thing, they are childhood friends, if not [[FoeYay more than that]]. For another, we have seen the Doctor save the Master several times, and likewise a couple times as well, so it's not unprecedented. The wibbly wobbly ball makes the whole thing more complicated, because their timelines might not always perfectly sync up, meaning that, an older version of the Master might wind up saving a younger version of the Doctor, or likewise. This causes fixed time, forcing the Doctor to save a younger Master in order to stick to the established timeline. It's a given at this point that the Master will survive certain death situations (this could be applied to Davros and the Daleks as well, incidentally), to the point where writers don't even always bother to explain how. This theory could potentially fill in the gaps caused by a lot of unexplained villain survival.

Think about it. He did badly in his classes, went against the very foundation of Time Lord society (i.e. non-interference)ran away from the untempered schism. Some of the doctor's lines suggests this. The hermit acted as a guardian parent after he'd lost his biological parents. He used to play at the Master's house alot because he had lost a real home, and what about the "it's not easy being the only child left out in the cold you know" line, that was him being rejected and forced out of the house. As he had bad grades, he couldn't get a decent life on Gallifrey and was forced to sleep rough. In the end, he got fed up and ran off to see the universe (and possibly to stop Susan from getting a terrible life on the streets like he had up to that point.)

In the episode [[Recap/RedDwarfSeasonVDemonsAndAngels Demons and Angels]][[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/aeaac7s1dhienmzwwhuqqhb8y0jxlneb6exirkudxms.jpg the TARDIS can be seen]] just before the red dwarf explodes. What makes this teory possible is that in that episode the crew made a device that accidentally splits the ship, and everything on it, into its good and evil halves after it explodes. The theory states that just after the red dwarf exploded, the TARDIS landed there and the explosion destroyed it and the doctor,but created two versions of the TARDIS and the doctor. One good,the regular doctor and one bad,The Valeyard.

[[WMG: The entire series takes place within Film/TheMatrix]]