Seconddoctor Stories

Still reeling from the death of her roommate, Sophie strives to move on. She continues to fight alien threats, alongside her best friend, the Doctor. Sophie tackles university, alien invasions, and loss. BBC owns all rights to Doctor Who and affiliates

With Sophie under the Master's sway, and the Doctor's best enemy holding the people of the world hostage, what will happen? The world is shattered thanks to the Master, and everything seems bleak. Will the Doctor save the day, and will Sophie ever be able to be herself again?

The story begins with a girl of a mere five years. She's saved from aliens by the Oncoming Saviour... I mean Storm. He pops in and makes sure she's okay through the years, letting her tag along on adventure. BBC owns rights to Doctor Who and affiliates

At the end of just another ordinary day's work, Isabel's commute is hijacked by metal horrors calling themselves - Daleks. She and her fellow bus-riders are put to work clearing an empty lot in the middle of Albuquerque, guarded by mindless men, threatened with death. Their only hope: A strange little man calling himself the Doctor... Trusting the Doctor is the craziest thing Isabel has ever done. But when it pays off, she must choose to trust him again and dive into a desperate effort to stop a Dalek invasion and save the world - or go back to life as she's always known it, for however long they all have left. One thing is certain: Live or die, nothing will ever be the same. . . . This is my first and only complete effort at fan-fiction! It's a few years old, so apologies in advance for outdated technology references. And the somewhat clunky writing... The Doctor is Patrick Troughton's. The main character is Isabel Thompson - a proposed traveling companion of my own invention. The villains are the Daleks. Enjoy! New chapters posted every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, starting March 29, 2019

The ending of BBC's Doctor Who to me

The TARDIS lands in a snowy wonderland. A snowball fight ensues and Jamie learns another thing or two about dressing for the weather.

What happened to the Second Doctor after he was exiled to Earth? And will the Time Lords interfere with his actions?

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8.

The 8th doctor and his predecessors have gathered to battle an enemy that not only poses a threat to them, but the whole universe.

June 1942. War is rampant across Europe. As the Holy Britannian Empire fights the Germans and their allies, in the heart of the former French capital, a madman plots the extinction of Mankind. Meanwhile, a curious Amazon discovers a certain police box that appeared out of nowhere...

Following their adventure in the Horsehead Nebula, the Doctor and Rose take a trip into the past to tie up a few loose ends. While dodging secretive agencies, escaping exploding islands and hunting a doomed ship for an alien parasite, they encounter new (and old) faces and adjust to each other as friends and travelling companions. [Book III]

I don't know if this has been done before, I think it has and I don't know it... But anyways, I just had this head canon that the dead Doctors are in one place together... I don't know, enjoy it. I don't own Doctor Who. If I did, Paul McGann would be the Doctor.

This here is my version of the original classic Doctor Who series, from the First Doctor to the Eighth Doctor, with my OC (original characters) cast from my Camp Disney and Camp Disney The Movie stories added into the mix, I hope you'll all like this. Story Rated: PG

After having arrived on the red planet Rudara, the Doctor suddenly vanishes from sight, leaving the two younger members of the TARDIS crew adrift. The boundaries of Jamie and Zoe's relationship are tested as they scramble to solve the mystery of his disappearance.

Nicole Lungbarrow is the adopted, immortal daughter of the Doctor. She's been with her Dad since 'An Unearthly Child' to, 'The Big Bang'. She's even met the darkest side of her father, the Valeyard. And on the day that the Eleventh Doctor resets the universe she comes to a horrible conclusion. What if the Valeyard was the Meta-Crisis? So, with the help of her father's younger selves, she begins to devise a plan to save the only woman who had ever been a true mother to her, in all of her 1,156 years (although she might belying, like father like daughter, eh?). Rose Marion Tyler, a.k.a. the Bad Wolf.

Sightings from UNIT #3: Osgood uncovers shocking evidence of a vicious past between the Doctor and UNIT.

On Earth in the year 2018, the Doctor encountered a man who he bore a strong resemblance to. A cruel, powerful tyrant by the name of Ramón Salamander. The Doctor and his companions were barely able to defeat Salamander and stop his murderous plans, and the dictator was lost forever floating around in time and space. 17 years later, Salamander's daughter, Urodela, has taken on her father's mantle as ruler of the world. Arriving in Eastern Asia, circa 2035, the Doctor, along with Jamie McCrimmon and Zoe Heriot, have an unfortunate introduction to the true evil of Urodela - one that leads to Zoe's capture. Now, the Doctor and Jamie's only chance of saving Zoe lies in the hands of Neas, the Gladiator of Gallifrey, who (in her 6th incarnation, "Lindsay") arrives with her friends Wirt, Greg, and Toby. Luckily for them, Lindsay looks exactly like Urodela! Infinite DC presents its own follow-up to the classic 1967 Doctor Who serial, "The Enemy of the World!"

The Doctor's Past Incarnations Are Trapped So The 9th,10th,11th,12th And 13th Doctors Must Find A Way To Free Them Without Getting Captured Themselves But Can They Save Their Past Incarnations Without Getting Caught Only One Way To Find Out

An alternate universe of Doctor Who, where *blah blah you have to read to know blah blah*. Cool, huh? Sorry. It's just too cool, to me, to spoil much of anything in the description. But since I can't really hook anyone with that, I'll tell some. It's about the Doctor, but in this world, he goes around trying to fix tears in, and broken parts of, and warps in, and bad things concerning, the fabric of space and time, and a lot of them are caused by... Gallifreyans! Here, they have a belief that the fabric of space and time is theirs and theirs alone to control! He, the Doctor, believes that they are wrong, and so he steals a TARDIS and escapes, desperate to fix it! Hope I only gave the essentials. Okay, bye now!