The Doctor promised Jackie he’d take Rose back for special occasions. But a whole week with her family? Will he survive, and more importantly, will Rose? Now complete.

Or, the Eleventh Doctor decides to play with Jack for a while when the latter meets him for the first time in his newest regeneration. No slash, but there is Jack, so some of his inevitable flirting is present. Oneshot. Not DW:EoT or T:CoE compliant.

When Susan meets her grandfather again, everything changes.

An attempt at a disturbing story, written for Halloween. The Doctor's next regeneration takes a horrifying turn. An alternate 11th Doctor.

He had only just regenerated, he was bruised and tired. He did not want a lecture, and certainly not from himself. ONESHOT. Ten and Eleven argue! Please R&R

A look at a possible eleventh incarnation other than Matt Smith. What fun we can have in alternate universes!

What happens when Ten and Jack have THAT meeting? Post Doomsday. Written before they met on to so AU

TenRose. Set after TCI. Sort of sequel to 'I Burned Instead'. Rose’s POV. All Rose can remember about the gamestation is gold light and the sound of singing and she wants to know the truth about what happened. Not a very good summary, Please R&R!

It is the sole occupation of bored students to create scandal. Implied TenxRose, largely from the point of view of Mr Smith's class at a certain Deffry Vale School.

Implied TenRose. Set just after TCI. Jackie’s POV. Jackie asks the Doctor about his regeneration.

The Doctor makes an involuntary visit to the Torchwood in Cardiff. There he meets someone that he never thought he’d see again in all his lives. But what's Jack's reaction to the new Doctor?

An unfortunate accident leaves the Doctor's mind in Rose's body and Rose's in his. Can they switch back before anyone finds out and, more importantly, keep their dignity in tact? [Minor Whump: Ten, Rose]

It wasn't until the third time Rose checked the dead body did she really begin to take in that it was the Doctor, and he'd been shot six times in the back. [Major Whump: Ten / Minor: Rose]

Stranded with an injured Doctor in Medieval England, Donna soon finds out he's been here before, never to return. What happened? Why do they ask for Rose and Jack? Did he leave more than secrets behind in Medieval England? Those damn memories. [Major Whump: Ten, Jack]

Missing scene for "42" – because I can't believe the Doctor could be bombarded with radiation, possessed by a living sun and fight tooth and nail for control of his own mind, then jump right up and be fine. Even Time Lords must have their limits.

He's thoroughly tired of regenerating. But it's happened anyway, and this time there's no one around to help him get through it. 9th Doctor no spoilers except for the state of the console room. Edit: just cleaned the format up a bit.

10th Doctor. 'What I'm looking for... is a Time Lord.' When visiting a winery, the Doctor starts to feel unwell. Warning: DocAngstHurt

Now Donna knows about the regeneration trick, she knows he grew another hand. But there is one thing only Martha has witnessed. ONE SHOT

As the title says, Five times the Doctor got sick, and the five companions who took care of him. 10th Doctor Whump. Gen. Friendship.

Written from the prompt "Jackie accidentally gives the Doctor aspirin" for the onetrueshipfest on LiveJournal. Rose/Ten Pairing during Season Two.

‘It’s just a scratch,’ he says. Too bad his blood red eyes say different. The Doctor’s becoming a vampire, and Martha’s life is in danger yet again.

The TARDIS malfunctions and crashlands on a wasteland of a planet, populated by dying refugees and desperate soldiers. And everybody blames the Doctor...

The Doctor and Donna travel to Messesta Nine unexpectedly, finding a mysterious metallic box and possible trouble for the Time Lord.

The Doctor tries to come to terms with the aftermath of having been tortured. PWP with Doctor Whump and angst.

Martha and the Doctor travel to 1559, where they meet up with alien pirates. These vicious pirates have only one goal in mind, which happens to involve the deaths of hundreds. Can the Doctor stop them, when he's not doing so well himself? DoctorWhump.