An alternative Doctor Who episode list
Prompted by my annoyance at the hyperbole in Doctor Who marketing (mostly under Steven Moffatâs tenure, but some from other people as well), I started drawing up some parody episodes. With some help from bloovanmeer, I drew up this episode list. Enjoy.
âHeâll rise higher than ever before and then fall so much further.â
The Doctor accidentally falls off a trampoline while being dark and edgy.
âThe Doctorâs Darkest Hour.â
âCould somebody put a quid in the meter?
âIt doesnât work on wood!â
The Doctor finally takes his own advice, and heads to Ikea. Six weeks later, he emerges carrying a pack of shelves, but is dismayed when he discovers that the sonic screwdriver is useless.
Armed only with a pair of AA batteries and a pencil sharpener, the Doctor must avert the Y2K crisis.
âThe one place you must never go.â
The Doctor reads YouTube comments.
âThe only mystery worth solving.â
The Doctor gets stuck in the fiction section of the local library.
âThe Doctorâs Greatest Secret.â
He actually hates bow ties, but didnât want to lose face by admitting it.
âIâm Nine Hundred years old.â
âPssht. Baby.â The Doctor meets the Great Sphinx at Giza.
âReverse the polarity of the neutron flow!â
Ian and Barbara sit the Doctor down for a hard conversation about physics.
âThe End of the World.â
The Doctor gets a bit carried away while playing Risk.
âIâve been running, faster than Iâve ever run. Now itâs time for me to stop.â
As the finish line hoves into view, the Doctor is really glad he did that marathon training.
After a prolonged game of Cheat!, Amy and Rory canât quite convince the Doctor to stop playing.
âThe Name of the Doctor.â
The Doctor has problems while filling out his tax forms.
Credit also to Bloo for one of the most accurate summations of Moffatâs Doctor Who:
I think Moffat's ideal Doctor is basically Batman from The Lego Movie.