At first, there's the initial wave. Then, always, there's an aftershock. Earthquakes are a bit like life in that respect. Rated for discussions of PTSD, and some language.

When a strange girl appears in the console room, and the TARDIS says that she's her daughter, The Doctor and Clara are all to excited to have someone new join their adventures, even after they are threatened with the fact that if she gets hurt, they'll die. *A Collection of a string of One-Shots"

The Doctor and River make further use of their cell phones, and, as expected, chaos ensues. From a hatred of hats to Scary Mad Ponds, trouble is sure to occur when the mad man and his wife go over their texting limit.

The Doctor and Clara go through some of the Doctor's old belongings and Clara makes an interesting discovery.

In this story, Idris-Tardis relationship exist sort of like a Melanie-Wanda from 'the host'. Idris' body doesn't burn up but disappears and how the doctor finds her on House is different. Idris was alive with the Tardis, her conscious weren't completely gone it was just buried. Idris' body was hidden away by the Tardis, who wanted to show her one last kindness.

Aridena Nickels lives a boring life as a waitress. She thinks nothing will change. That is, until the Doctor stumbles in and she helps him. But then they meet again and he saves her. They travel together and Aridena becomes a new companion to the Doctor. Jack/O.C Note: The 11th Doctor Ganger comes in later.

Sometimes, there's no time that passes between episodes in Modern Doctor Who. Sometimes, there's an undisclosed amount of time. And sometimes, there's just a second or two to squeeze in something else. Think of Interstitial Stories as the ice cream of the canon universe, filling in the cracks.

Rose Tyler woke up on the Valiant ready to work. She thought it would be another day at work, working for Torchwood but what will happen when the Doctor appears. A rewrite of Sound of Drums and the Last of the Time Lords.

The Doctor and Clara investigate something infecting the Niscorites, but things become serious for the Doctor when Clara begins to show signs of the plague. With time limited and the Tardis gone, the Doctor and Clara must figure out what is causing this plague and cure it before the Doctor's Impossible Girl slips from him again.

So who is Clara Oswin Oswald?

The Doctor has a weird dream and suddenly the TARDIS travels to a familiar place. Faces return from the past to the present and a past loves life is in grave danger. Can the Doctor save their life or will he lose everything all over again?

The War between the Sontarans, and the Rutans, maybe finally over. If one Rutan succeeds in becoming the Doctors doppleganger giving the sacred gift of regeneration to the Sontarans if their plan fails both races will die? Can the Doctor let that happen...

A parody in two acts for four actors. Aided by his companions, the newly regenerated Doctor is ready to take on a cardboard debutante, a carnivorous television, an obnoxious Sontaran, rowdy alien rappers, and more. But his new form is plagued by feelings of angst and guilt, and he can't shake the feeling that the universe is out to get him... (Sequel to Bad Wolf: A stage play)

The Great Intelligence has returned in to take his revenge on the Doctor. The Doctor and the Great Intelligence duel each other to the death on the top floor of Big Ben. The Doctor must defeat the Great Intelligence who has taken Clara as hostage. The Doctor succeeds, but at great cost. After rescuing Clara, the Doctor confesses his feelings before his next transformation.

Set immediately after "Journey's End". The Doctor mourns the loss of his friend, Donna Noble, and travels to the planet Felspoon, where he is met by unwelcome memories. Ficlet in two parts.

Another speculation, this time after the regeneration. PS: My internal soundtrack for this piece is "The Last Time I Felt Like This" from "Same Time, Next Year," because it's a simply gorgeous song, but also for the reminder…George Peters is George Peters, whether he's portrayed by Alan Alda onscreen, or any number of other extraordinary gentlemen on stage.

He bursts into the room, all swirling energy and boundless plans.

Rose tries to have a normal night out, and she just can't. Amy Pond happens to be working, and Rose does something in memory of Jack that she wouldn't ordinarily do. Femslash.

This story is another variation on how the Doctor learns he and River have had children. AU series 7b.

Clara and the Doctor have a mission, but get a little sidetracked when the TARDIS decides there is somewhere else they should be on a very important day for them. Lots of Whouffle, as well as just Clara.

A doctor's appointment leads Rose and the Doctor (10 duplicate) to a discussion about hearts. Super fluffy and cheesy.

Angsty one-shot I did three in the morning. Warning! Major character death! This is set after the season 7 finale, enjoy!

One-shot. Set during The End of Time, The Master decides to have a little fun with his bound arch-nemesis. One-sided 10th Doctor x Simm Master M RATING GRAPHIC CONTENT, CONTAINS DETAILED RAPE SCENES, YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.

A parody in one act for three actors, starring the Ninth Doctor and Rose Tyler. Rose is just a high-school dropout trying to make her way as a shopgirl in the tough neighborhood of London, England-until she is whisked away by the Doctor. Misadventures ensue, the Doctor tries to restrain his violent nature, and the travelers are pursued by two mysterious words: Bad Wolf.

Life after the Time War was hard for The Doctor he lost his home planet and one he truly loved.