Rose/Eleven reunion drabble. Also, Clara. The TARDIS takes matters into her own hands. Shamelessly fluffy with a twinge of angst. Prompt from a nonnie on tumblr, songfic-y

The Doctor never looked back on companions after they left him, but he had the feeling he needed to check on Charley Pollard. Following his instinct, he found Charley in 1945, on the eve of her giving birth to her first child. Her husband has been killed in the war and she is alone and scared. The Doctor becomes her doctor as she delivers her baby. Teen for birth, but not gory.

A slightly silly story that about my portrayal of the Thirteenth Doctor and his companion, starting from the moment they meet, and follows their adventures throughout all of time and space. Hope you enjoy!

In a terraced home on a quiet street in London, behind a door of the bluest blue, Amy Pond and Rory Williams had a little family that no one knew about. It was somewhat broken, but it was still a very good family.

Wat if Draven Tent accidnt and wait pokmen?

Four Whovian versions of the llama song.

The Doctor, along with Amy and Rory, take a trip to the beach for a little fun and exitement.

(Set during the last scene of The Girl In The Fireplace) What if The Doctor saw Reinette the night she died instead of the day after? One shot chapter. Told by The Doctors POV.

Missing scene from Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS

Hers was a cruel race, calm and cruel and old. And his was a young race, one who fought and felt and fell all too easily... The Doctor and Rose switch places. Exceedingly AU. DoctorxRose, or more accurately HuntressxJoss.

When the Doctor thinks he is finally becoming more and more human, something changes the way he will see his world. A look at what could happen if the "real" Doctor comes back for Rose after leaving her with his human counterpart. Takes place after WoM and before EoT. 10/Rose 10duplicate/Rose. 11/Rose. Rated M for dark content and explicit sexual activity.

Clara wanders into the control room looking for the Doctor, but instead finds the TARDIS' Voice Interface.

The Doctor says goodbye to an old friend.

Deadly radiation was slowly killing him. But she's the one who made him burn. Not mine. New take on the Tenth Doctor's regeneration.

When the Doctor and Martha join a group of alien tourists in 'a voyage of the earth', the Doctor is sceptical. But he soon finds out that the power of humanity can survive through thousands of light years- even is humans can't. A 10/Martha adventure/ romance that is hopefully better than the summary.

She thought she would never hear his voice again. She was wrong. (Takes place several months after Doomsday. Tenrose feels.)

This is a one-shot about Amy and how she had her imaginary friend.

On an inspection of an abnormal rain cloud in Talacre Beach, Wales, the Doctor encounters someone he never dreamed he would ever meet. One shot for now but if you want maybe I'll expand it.

You don't know what's going to be in your room until you see it. Then you realize it could never have been anything else. [06x11 "The God Complex".]

Gallifrey is, as ever, in a time-lock. But, when the TARDIS receives a distress signal from the Doctor's home planet, she can't help but obey. The Time-Lord and his companions find themselves on the destroyed, derelict planet. But is it really as abandoned as he'd thought? Nostalgia fills the Doctor, and he explores his old home. Memory lane, here we come...

I watched Journey to the Centre of the Tardis yesterday (along with most Whovians) and thought that since the 50th anniversary's coming up and and everyone will know who Clara is I'd throw a little 'scene that will never exist' out there. This is my first ever fan fiction online so I hope you like! x (Clara yells what 9 once said to Rose near the end btw, if that helps confusion)

The Doctor and Clara have breakfast in space, and Clara has something to ask him...

'A mother's love holds fast and forever.' Sometimes the Doctor has days when everything becomes a little too much and he locks himself away to mourn alone. Amy may not be able to fill the whole felt by his losses but she's going to take her newfound role as his mother-in-law seriously, even if it means breaking him to help him heal, surprising revelations emerge. Rating to be safe.

I am old now, so very old. I feel my body weakening with every breath I take. I know my time is coming, the end to my story. But while I am still here I may as well tell you some of the things I got up to when I was just eleven years old. It all started that terrible year, 1939, in a place named Auschwitz, when that blue box materialised around me saving me from the deadly gas.

Set just after the regeneration, told from Rose's point of view-she isn't sure she feels the same way that she did. But nothing has changed, really.