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    What if Doctor Who Wasn't Axed?

    The following article is written from an In Universe perspective.

    The Sixteenth Doctor was the third incarnation in the Doctor's second regeneration cycle.

    The Doctor, after his first adventure, began travelling with Chrissie Finch and later in his life, was reunited with Bertie Reynolds, who joined him and Chrissie on their travels. After a confrontation with the Intendant, the Doctor ended up losing Bertie and Chrissie.

    The Doctor then re-lived an adventure he had with Sara Kingdom and caused the Restoration and had an adventure with former companions Sally Brennen and Pete Fletcher while the universe was fixed from the Restoration.

    Biography

    Post-Regeneration

    The Sixteenth Doctor came into life after the Fifteenth regenerated in the TARDIS. (DW: Her Final Stand) Soon after, the Doctor managed to crash the TARDIS in Alba on the 27th July, 1054 and was soon involved in the English invasion of Scotland and the Battle of Dusinane. During this, the Doctor was taken prisoner by the English army and befriended Chrissie Finch, the Scottish wife of an innkeeper who was also a prisoner.

    The Doctor and Chrissie soon escaped and noticed a smoky path leading into the woods, which they followed. The two came across a little girl whom the Doctor realised wasn't supposed to be there, before explaining to Chrissie who he was. They were then suddenly sent back to when the Doctor first arrived, leading them to experience the same events four times, eventually finding themselves in a cave full of witches and the little girl who explained that Macbeth must fall.

    After taking Chrissie to see a performance of the play Macbeth in the 17th Century, the Doctor realised that time was breaking down and that time's natural healer was trying to fix it by using the emotional imprints of people's reaction to the play, believing it to be the real version of events. The Doctor, with help from Chrissie, prevented Macbeth from being slain by Macduff who had been animated into existence, thus fixing time. Afterwards, Chrissie asked the Doctor if she could come with him and he accepted. (DW: The Screams of Terror)

    Travels with Chrissie

    For Chrissie's first trip, the Doctor decided to use the randomiser, after Chrissie exclaimed that she felt overwhelmed and was unsure where she wanted to go first. They arrived on Earth in 2120, and began investigating an explosion, which many people believed was caused by the God Vajahnari, who the Doctor didn't believe in. After befriending a young girl named Robbie, who was the only person in the village not to believe in Vajahnari, the Doctor, Chrissie and Robbie confronted Simone, the leader of the community. After another explosion killed two more residents, the Doctor helped Robbie convince most of the residents that Vajahnari was a lie, causing them to turn their backs on Simone. The Doctor, Chrissie, Robbie and Simone were suddenly transported away, and soon found themselves in the domain of Vajahnari, who was indeed real.

    Vajahnari asked for the Doctor, Chrissie and Robbie's help in saving the universe, which had become disrupted due to some force leaving it, forcing the universe to try and fix itself, which was causing paradoxes, such as Vajhnari to come into existence. The Doctor agreed to help, due to his existence also being a paradox, meaning that he would soon be 'put into retirement' along with Vajhnari.

    Vajahnari sent the Doctor, Chrissie and Robbie to find their own disciples to help anchor the universe. The Doctor arrived on a planet and was soon caught by some guards who were hunting for Time Lords, but was rescued by an alternate version of the Keeper, who turned out to be one of the disciples. He returned to Vajahnari's realm with the Keeper, and after Chrissie and Robbie returned with the other two disciples, Vajahnari used them to anchor the universe. The Doctor soon left with Chrissie and Robbie, returning the latter to her home. (DW: Vajahnari's Curse)

    Some time later, the Doctor and Chrissie arrived on a ship in 1507, where they were quickly imprisoned as stowaways. The two learned that they were on board The New World and that the voyage to the new world was being led by Amerigo Vespucci and Juan De La Cosa, who both claimed this was their sixth voyage, which made the Doctor suspicious as history only recorded four.

    The Doctor and Chrissie soon began to investigate when members of the crew began dying. The Doctor soon discovered that a time hopping creature known as Vlienex was responsible and that it was feeding off of temporal disruption - the Doctor, with help from Chrissie, eventually defeated it. The Doctor and Chrissie attempted to depart in the TARDIS, but the ship docked at a harbour on the fourth continent, and the Doctor, along with Chrissie and the surviving members of the crew were all arrested.

    The Doctor and Chrissie were part of the trial of Vespucci's crew and eventually proved their innocence. The two began investigating why this voyage became forgotten by history, eventually coming to the conclusion that the three disciples were failing to anchor the universe. (DW: The Age of Discovery)

    Reuniting with Bertie

    The Doctor took Chrissie to see modern day London, but they soon became distracted when people began receiving texts telling them how many days they had left to live. The Doctor worked with UNIT to figure out the source of these messages, also learning that many people had killed themselves, leading to a predestination paradox.

    While Chrissie went to get some air, the Doctor worked with Wilson to triangulate the source of the SMS messages, eventually tracking the source to a space station, twenty-four lightyears away from Earth. The Doctor, Wilson and a squadron of UNIT soldiers arrived on the space station, where the Doctor was reunited with the Rogue, who had been contacted by an alternate version of himself, and knew that time was falling apart. The Doctor was then shown a video feed of Chrissie with Bertie in a cell, where Bertie almost choked on the food he was eating, but survived.

    The Doctor, Wilson and the other UNIT soldiers were then locked up by the Rogue for a month, until he finally came up with a plausible solution, revealing that the Doctor was the one who had caused time to fall apart. The Doctor, Wilson and the UNIT soldiers soon escaped and made it into the TARDIS, only to find the Rogue waiting for them. He revealed that the anchors had failed and that if they didn’t do something soon, the whole universe would collapse, and another timeline would take its place. The Doctor willingly offered to help.

    The TARDIS arrived in a dark room, soon after emerging, the Doctor became trapped in a force field. The Rogue explained that after the original God came into existence, a second generation was born - which included the Other, who the Doctor was a prodigy of - meaning that if the universe collapses, a paradox would be created, which would cause the universe to reset back to normal. The Doctor learned that the events on Earth were just a lure by the Rogue to get his attention. The universe then collapsed, but soon reset itself.

    The Doctor took the TARDIS to a UNIT bunker, where he reunited with Chrissie and Bertie, the latter of whom did not initially recognise him. The three then returned to the TARDIS. The Doctor soon realised that he would cause the collapse of the universe in his future. (DW: No Good Deed)

    Travels with Chrissie and Bertie

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    The Daleks' Master Plan

    To be added. (DW: The Daleks' Master Plan)

    The Restoration

    To be added. (DW: The Restoration)

    Battling the Toymaker

    To be added. (DW: The Other World)

    To be added. (WDW: The Anniversaries)

    Personality

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    Physical Appearance

    Upon regenerating, the Sixteenth Doctor appeared as a tall man in his early fifties, with tan skin. (DW: Her Final Stand)

    Hair and grooming

    The Sixteenth Doctor had short, black hair. (DW: Her Final Stand)

    Clothing

    The Sixteenth Doctor initially donned a black velvet Crombie-style coat with plum lining, a white or ivory shirt with a pointing collar, a navy blue or black waistcoat, dark trousers and black brogue boots. (DW: The Screams of Terror)

    Behind the Scenes

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    Other Information

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    List of Appearances

    Doctor Who

    The World of Doctor Who

    Movies

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