Another instructor at St. Luke's catches the Doctor's eye... now if only he could remember how he knew her...

Sort of a what if this happened story. Rose finds out something she never expected.

"Here I am at last. And this is the story of how I died." Rose Tyler says goodbye to her Doctor in Bad Wolf Bay. She lies to him.

The Doctor explains to Graham why he can't travel with her any longer!

20. The Doctor investigates an age-old issue. Boats are lost every year without trace; some remain afloat and are found with no-one on board. Mysterious islands strangely appear and disappear. The Doctor takes Ommera on two cruises, intending to be in a sinking ship. The passengers and crew could take any number of fatal decisions. Will history play out demising them all?

When Clara Oswald falls in love with a detective, the criminal organisation her father set up some thirty years ago starts to crumble.

For every little thing she doesn't see, there is something her mind just can't ignore. Post-JE, one-shot with Donna and a bit of Ten.

Yasmin Khan is a top-rate detective who has just been handed a high profile case and assigned a brand new partner to help her solve it - Detective Jo Smith. When a second murder is reported, and then another, the pair soon realize they are up against something far bigger and worse than they'd imagined, and have to race against time to solve the crimes

How would episodes or scenes change if the Doctor could fly? It's only a collection of short sections of episodes, but through all the seasons a cohesive storyline emerges as the Doctor discovers more and more about the power of flight. This takes almost encyclopedic knowledge of each episode to appreciate it to its fullest, but that kind of knowledge isn't necessary to enjoy it.

The Doctor encounters an old classmate from the Time Lord Academy who was always a bit of a prankster. The Doctor must figure out, and thwart, the next prank of epic proportions.

A timelord alone in his TARDIS with time to think about who he is

When the Doctor's companion, Alyssandra Barrett is struck down by a mysterious illness, it will be up to him to save her. No ordinary ailment, she knows things she shouldn't and does things that are impossible. Can he solve the mystery before he loses her forever? *This was an old story I originally posted on Teaspoon and an Open Mind years ago. Reworked for this series*

When Alexandra died, in the most boring everyday way possible, she never expected to wake up again. When she does, she doesn't know if she should laugh or cry. Because waking up as Rose Tyler in Doctor Who was not something she ever expected but if she is stuck in Rose's body she will make the best of it and maybe she'll be able to save some people aling the way.

A Diary entry of the Doctor containing my version of "Revolution of the Daleks"

Tie-in to Survival, explaining how the Master became stranded on the Cheetah Planet.

It's been a year since Cass Newman's city was taken over by aliens. Now, as the only one who hasn't been affected, she's just trying to survive. A chance encounter with the Doctor however, shows her that she doesn't just need to survive, she needs to fight.

This is "The Tsuranga Conundrum" re-edited to increase pace, tone, and tension, so it will read as the tense, exciting story it was originally meant to be. Some dialogue has been removed, others changed, and a couple of low-budget affects added to increase tension.

While hiding from the Family, Martha Jones & the 10th Doctor (currently John Smith) come across a woman who does not want anything to do with them. But, it's almost as if she knew the Doctor. After the Family is gone and the Doctor returns, he comes face to face with Renata Cartwright, who, despite his insistence, outright refuses to travel with him. *First of the Home Saga*

When the Doctor stumbles upon a boy she swore she's seen before, they end up saving London together. The Doctor and him soon travel through time and space together until fate says otherwise. (Follows the first series. Fem!Doctor and Male!Rose)

Something is changing fixed events, something powerful. A little nudge here, another there. It's sent ripples through all of time and space, somehow causing the 456 to return to Earth a few years ahead of schedule. But how will things turn out now that Torchwood still have a fully functioning team, and Rose and co have somehow been pulled back into their home universe?

He stills keeps his phone in his jacket pocket, even though it hasn't rung in years. It didn't ring when all the children stopped in their tracks. It didn't even ring when all the people stopped dying. But it's ringing now-and he doesn't want to answer it, but he has to. It's Martha, of course, it's Martha. "Doctor," Martha says "she remembered. And she's okay."

The Doctor discovers he isn't the last of the Time Lords anymore. It turns out that Rose is a Time Lady, the Wolf. However, a human body was never meant to contain a Time Lord's consciousness, so now it's a race against time as the Doctor searches for a way to save Rose before she dies because of this. At the same time, they have old and new foes alike that the have to deal with...

Scenes and such that won't make it into my "The Littlest Timelord" series.

AU of The Time of the Doctor. What if the Time Lords didn't help the Doctor regenerate? Spoilers for The Timeless Children.

AU Father's Day ends differently.