The trouble with being a being of time is you know how everything ends before its truly begun. Perhaps it could be a relief in some context to know the happy ending that awaits in others it's a heavy burden to bear alone.

Anywhere in time and space? How about Kessas Aen forming, see the real-life moving of contents from far above over millions of years. But something's wrong-they aren't moving and someone is stopping them. The Doctor must investigate and Amy follows, dragging Rory with her.

12/OC-Time Lady. The Doctor and the Hatter have done it again, and survived against the impossible, gaining two whole new regeneration cycles in the process, but that is just the start. A new mystery lurks in the shadows in the form of this Promise Land and a Danny Pink appears in Clara's life, disrupting the once happy flow of the TARDIS team. Just what can go wrong?

Rose get the cannon dimension working and is transported to Farringham, London 1913. After it breaks she gets a job as the librarian and runs into a familiar face, but why doesn't he recognizes her? Disclaimer. I do not own Doctor Who. all credit goes to the BBC writers.

The dust from the Battle of Canary Wharf has barely settled. The cities of Earth are in ruins. Team TARDIS is separated. Over the course of five months (and two years), they start dealing with what they've lost and make tentative steps towards reuniting. (Part three of The Earthly Child series. Set between season two and season three.)

43. This could be the Daleks' finest hour! Could be! Or could it be their bleakest hour? Can anyone stop their audacious plan to end the Universe and start a new Universe with only Daleks?

Spacemen, time travel, extra-dimensional entities, and personality clashes don't exactly make for a relaxing vacation, but beggars and Jumpers (and Time Lords) can't be choosers. Warnings for violence, language, and the occasional unpopular opinion. Extreme Rassilon disapproval. Jumpchain. Currently editing old chapters to patch plot holes.

Bad Wolf is behind them and the Doctor, Rose and Jack are still together in the TARDIS, traveling the universe and finding adventure. But the Monk is still at large and in service to the Eternals and signs indicate that Bad Wolf might not be as done as the Doctor was hoping. Includes rewrites of: New Earth, Doctor's Wife, 42 and more.

The Doctor's companions are back on Earth. Graham and the others now work for UNIT. Can they help the Doctor before its too late? Regeneration is a strange thing afterall.

She learned it the hard way. Some people were never meant to exist. Not even the Doctor wants her as a companion. But then the Master saves her from certain death and discovers that this human girl might be of more use to him than he expected. (SI)

What if the Doctor and Yaz spoke about what happened, with Division?

Do you know that story? The story about the first man and woman getting tempted to eat an apple against God's commands? I think everyone knows it, religious or not. Do you remember the serpent though? The sneaky snake that got the job done? Yeah, I'm that guy. I figured this Doctor person would be interesting to meet though, and I wasn't wrong. Being a demon is so much fun

"Writing another letter?" "Memoirs, Bridget." "Memoirs? Are you expectin' ta die soon? You're only a young'un." / "Something more fanciful, you think?" "More fanciful? I say, this is already fanciful enough!" / "A woman, disguised as a man, who can never die. Tell me. In this story of yours… what happens to her?" "She waits." OCxDoctor

So what does happen when you make too many changes to time?

A short story. It glimpses briefly into the thoughts of the Tenth Doctor as he changes one tiny footnote of his life. Because he chose to. When people or even himself say: "TIME LORD VICTORIOUS!", then the Tenth Doctor would only say one word: No.

"This is where we've always been heading, you and I." The Doctor's daughter was always shunned on Gallifrey, with her father acting like she doesn't exist and her classmates avoiding her at all costs, her life is set on a trajectory to an inevitable convergence. The MasterXOC

John Smith is Kelly's new colleague. Although they don't know a lot about each other, they have something in common: The urge to run away from who they are...

A selection of doctor who halloween drabbles.

Based on DaDoctorWhoFan's What If Doctor Who Wasn't Axed series. After befriending Erin Stevenson, a woman from 1978, the Doctor takes Erin on a journey through time and space. Together, the two will visit places beyond Erin's wildest dreams and encounter foes beyond her darkest nightmares. Cover art by DaDoctorWhoFan.

There stood a cottage on a cliff above the sea. It was for all intents and purposes a perfectly ordinary house and yet there were whispers about the home in the village below. Very few had ventured into the little cottage or had even seen the owner of the home but those that had, described a sprawling interior that couldn't possibly fit within the humble structure.

'Please note my internal sarcasm, because seriously, Dusty? Did I meet the Doctor in some dusty old cupboard or something? All the names in the universe and it like I been given a name you would give to an old truck.' OC/Doctor but slow burn, how slow, not sure, but it gonna be slow.

Unfortunately, due to production difficulties, the rest of the series, chapters 4-8, will be found on /liam3015 under "Lieutenant Adventures Series 16" from today. This is a temporary move and later episodes this year will return to the screen. Your support at this time is appreciated.

What if...the TARDIS interfered, and took the Doctor back to her old friends so they could say goodbye properly to her, and say hello to the next Doctor?

An AU of the scene where Yaz, Graham, Ace and Tegan meet the former companions of the Doctor, and where Yaz discovers the Doctor will be okay.

The TARDIS team is unable to establish meaningful communication with the crew of an alien vessel, which is resolved by the struggle of the Doctor and the ship's captain to defend each other from a vicious beast. The alien is noted for speaking in allegories, such as "Temba, his arms wide", which are indecipherable to the TARDIS translatoion circuits. The Doctor is abducted.