Drink whenever they say "Doctor"!

Simply write an answer to one or several of the points. It can be as short or as elaborate as you like.

Create any piece of visual art as a sketch of your character, a mood board, a comic, a gif set etc.

Write a short plot.

Write down your Doctor’s music play list.

Think of your favorite quotes from theatre or literature, is there something you could use to characterize your Doctor?

Dress up as Your Doctor using the clothes in your house and take a picture of your costume (show only the costume if you are uncomfortable with plastering a picture of your face all over the internet.) Alternatively draw your costume.

You have another idea? Go for it!

Footnotes:

(1) Creating the Doctor: You can either imagine yourself as the Doctor or you create your own character of the Doctor. If the Doctor is not represented by you yourself or a made up character, you could "cast" a real performer you would like to "play" the Doctor.

(2) Crossovers: Yes, in this parallel universe where you are the showrunner, everything is allowed. Go crazy, send your Doctor on an undercover mission disguised as a teacher to Hogwarts, let your Doctor prevent an alien invasion together with Batman and Superman or save a planet together with Spock and Kirk. Go full #SuperWhoLock.

(3) The Companion: If you model the Doctor after yourself, you could analyze what your personal weaknesses are and create a companion who would help the Doctor balance them.

My friend and I played this game already and it was interesting to see how we thought about our own strengths and flaws and how we characterized each other. You might ask your friends to tell you what they think your positive and negative sides are. But beware, when my friend sent this question “What do you think my strengths are?” to another without any context she got the reply: “Are you drunk?”

This game was born out of watching Who and drinking so the question was actually justified.