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Doctor Who

2026-04-25T13:07:25Z

RTL:

'''''Doctor Who''''' is a [[BBC]] [[television]] show featuring [[time travel]]. It might, just maybe, have something to do with the [[Doctor]].

==Fiction==
===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===
After being affected by the interferences of [[Purnel's Auto-Reverse Defence|PARD]], [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Starscream]]'s errant video scanner picked up a snippet of a ''Doctor Who'' episode, with a mention of the Doctor's enemies, the [[Dalek]]s, and their "Exterminate" battle-cry. {{storylink|To a Power Unknown!}}

===2005 IDW continuity===
[[Hunter O'Nion]] told [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Ratchet]] that he had plenty of TV shows to catch up on, including ''Doctor Who''. {{storylink|Our Steps Will Always Rhyme}}

===Ask Vector Prime===
[[Vector Prime]] enjoyed ''Doctor Who'', despite the show depicting time travel inaccurately. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime}}

===''Bumblebee'' film===
[[Memo]] had a pair of ''Doctor Who'' posters in his room. {{storylink|Bumblebee (film)|Bumblebee}}

==Notes==
[[File:Tom Baker Doctor Who still used in Bumblebee.jpg|thumb|200px|upright|One of the stills of Tom Baker as the Doctor used in ''Bumblebee'']]

* Various [[Marvel Comics|Marvel UK]] ''Transformers'' creators have written for ''Doctor Who Magazine'', itself a Marvel UK title:
** [[Simon Furman]] wrote several stories at the same time he was writing for the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|Marvel ''Transformers'' comic]]. This included the first crossover between [[Death's Head (G1)|Death's Head]] and the Doctor, and a Death's Head story featuring ''DWM'' character Keepsake.
** [[Dan Abnett]] wrote a number of ''Magazine'' strips in the late 80s and early 90s, as well as ''The Incomplete Death's Head''.
** [[Steve Parkhouse]] and [[John Ridgway]] are famous in ''Who'' fandom for their work on the ''Magazine'', which included a long run of Sixth Doctor strips. Sleepy [[Stansham]] is not too far removed from Stockbridge, a sleepy village from Parkhouse's strips.
** [[Mike Collins]] has a lengthy, still-going association with the strip.
* The [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|UK Marvel Generation 1 comic]] featured [[Octus (G1)|Octus]], who has a [[Dalek]] alt-mode, and the [[Ghost Stories|2017 ''Transformers'' annual]] has a generic Transformer based on the character {{w|K9 (Doctor Who)|K9}}.
* The character [[Natasha Pyraniac]] from the ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Animated]]'' adventure [[Time-Quake]] seems to be based on / influenced by one of the Doctor's foes, {{w|The Rani (Doctor Who)|The Rani}}.
* The [[Autobot Matrix of Leadership]] seems to be based on / influenced by the {{w|Time Lord (Doctor Who)|Time Lords}}' {{w|Matrix (Doctor Who)|Matrix}}, which is controlled by their President through a neural uplink and contains the knowledge and wisdom of all their previous leaders, though the Time Lords' Matrix is not a single artefact but more like a superadvanced Internet.
* In the Doctor Who episode ''{{w|The Armageddon Factor (Doctor Who)| The Armageddon Factor}}'', the Doctor unmasks the Black Guardian with the same reasoning that Ironhide would use to identify the fake Optimus Prime. {{storylink|A Prime Problem}}.
* In the Doctor Who episode ''{{w|Planet of the Spiders (Doctor Who)|Planet of the Spiders}}'', the Doctor encounters the titular group of scheming and power-hungry arachnids, which may have inspired / influenced the characterisation of [[Tarantulas]] and [[Blackarachnia]] in ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers]]''. In one scene, the human patsy of one of the spiders turns the tables on the telepathic link it was using to control him; Blackarachnia breaks free of Tarantulas's cyber-link in in a similar way. {{storylink|Tangled Web}}
* Other ''Doctor Who'' references in ''Transformers'' include [[Skaro]], [[Trenzalore]], the [[sonic screwdriver]], and [[Verronian Warp Star]]s.
* The Ask Vector Prime [[:File:AskVectorPrimeLogo.jpg|logo]] is a parody of the ''Doctor Who'' [https://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/s4/features/galleries/gallery_new_logo_wallpaper logo] used from 2010 to 2014.
* In a 2013 episode of ''Doctor Who'', "{{w|The Crimson Horror}}," the character Clara Oswald is shown to have a [[Galvatron (G1)/toys#The Transformers|G1 Galvatron]] figure.
* Certain episodes of the Generation 1 cartoon feature sound effects taken straight from ''Doctor Who'', such as the sound of the TARDIS dematerializing.

==External links==
* [[tardis:Doctor Who Wiki|Tardis Wiki]], the ''Doctor Who'' wiki
* ''{{w|Doctor Who}}'' at Wikipedia

[[Category:Bumblebee]]
[[Category:Real-world cultural references]]
[[Category:Television programs]]

Doctor Who

2026-04-25T13:06:38Z

RTL:

'''''Doctor Who''''' is a [[BBC]] [[television]] show featuring [[time travel]]. It might, just maybe, have something to do with the [[Doctor]].

==Fiction==
===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===
After being affected by the interferences of [[Purnel's Auto-Reverse Defence|PARD]], [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Starscream]]'s errant video scanner picked up a snippet of a ''Doctor Who'' episode, with a mention of the Doctor's enemies, the [[Dalek]]s, and their "Exterminate" battle-cry. {{storylink|To a Power Unknown!}}

===2005 IDW continuity===
[[Hunter O'Nion]] told [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Ratchet]] that he had plenty of TV shows to catch up on, including ''Doctor Who''. {{storylink|Our Steps Will Always Rhyme}}

===Ask Vector Prime===
[[Vector Prime]] enjoyed ''Doctor Who'', despite the show depicting time travel inaccurately. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime}}

===''Bumblebee'' film===
[[Memo]] had a pair of ''Doctor Who'' posters in his room. {{storylink|Bumblebee (film)|Bumblebee}}

==Notes==
[[File:Tom Baker Doctor Who still used in Bumblebee.jpg|thumb|200px|upright|One of the stills of Tom Baker as the Doctor used in ''Bumblebee'']]

* Various [[Marvel Comics|Marvel UK]] ''Transformers'' creators have written for ''Doctor Who Magazine'', itself a Marvel UK title:
** [[Simon Furman]] wrote several stories at the same time he was writing for the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|Marvel ''Transformers'' comic]]. This included the first crossover between [[Death's Head (G1)|Death's Head]] and the Doctor, and a Death's Head story featuring ''DWM'' character Keepsake.
** [[Dan Abnett]] wrote a number of ''Magazine'' strips in the late 80s and early 90s, as well as ''The Incomplete Death's Head''.
** [[Steve Parkhouse]] and [[John Ridgway]] are famous in ''Who'' fandom for their work on the ''Magazine'', which included a long run of Sixth Doctor strips. Sleepy [[Stansham]] is not too far removed from Stockbridge, a sleepy village from Parkhouse's strips.
** [[Mike Collins]] has a lengthy, still-going association with the strip.
* The [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|UK Marvel Generation 1 comic]] featured [[Octus (G1)|Octus]], who has a [[Dalek]] alt-mode, and the [[Ghost Stories|2017 ''Transformers'' annual]] has a generic Transformer based on the character {{w|K9 (Doctor Who)|K9}}.
* The character [[Natasha Pyraniac]] from the ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Animated]]'' adventure [[Time-Quake]] seems to be based on / influenced by one of the Doctor's foes, {{w|The Rani (Doctor Who)|The Rani}}.
* The [[Autobot Matrix of Leadership]] seems to be based on / influenced by the {{w|Time Lord (Doctor Who)|Time Lords}}' {{w|Matrix (Doctor Who)|Matrix}}, which is controlled by their President through a neural uplink and contains the knowledge and wisdom of all their previous leaders, though the Time Lords' Matrix is not a single artefact but more like a superadvanced Internet.
* In the Doctor Who episode ''{{w|The Armageddon Factor (Doctor Who)| The Armageddon Factor}}'', the Doctor unmasks the Black Guardian with the same reasoning that Ironhide would use to identify the fake Optimus Prime. {{storylink:A Prime Problem}}.
* In the Doctor Who episode ''{{w|Planet of the Spiders (Doctor Who)|Planet of the Spiders}}'', the Doctor encounters the titular group of scheming and power-hungry arachnids, which may have inspired / influenced the characterisation of [[Tarantulas]] and [[Blackarachnia]] in ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers]]''. In one scene, the human patsy of one of the spiders turns the tables on the telepathic link it was using to control him; Blackarachnia breaks free of Tarantulas's cyber-link in in a similar way. {{storylink:Tangled Web}}
* Other ''Doctor Who'' references in ''Transformers'' include [[Skaro]], [[Trenzalore]], the [[sonic screwdriver]], and [[Verronian Warp Star]]s.
* The Ask Vector Prime [[:File:AskVectorPrimeLogo.jpg|logo]] is a parody of the ''Doctor Who'' [https://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/s4/features/galleries/gallery_new_logo_wallpaper logo] used from 2010 to 2014.
* In a 2013 episode of ''Doctor Who'', "{{w|The Crimson Horror}}," the character Clara Oswald is shown to have a [[Galvatron (G1)/toys#The Transformers|G1 Galvatron]] figure.
* Certain episodes of the Generation 1 cartoon feature sound effects taken straight from ''Doctor Who'', such as the sound of the TARDIS dematerializing.

==External links==
* [[tardis:Doctor Who Wiki|Tardis Wiki]], the ''Doctor Who'' wiki
* ''{{w|Doctor Who}}'' at Wikipedia

[[Category:Bumblebee]]
[[Category:Real-world cultural references]]
[[Category:Television programs]]

Doctor Who

2026-04-25T13:03:46Z

RTL: /* Notes */

'''''Doctor Who''''' is a [[BBC]] [[television]] show featuring [[time travel]]. It might, just maybe, have something to do with the [[Doctor]].

==Fiction==
===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===
After being affected by the interferences of [[Purnel's Auto-Reverse Defence|PARD]], [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Starscream]]'s errant video scanner picked up a snippet of a ''Doctor Who'' episode, with a mention of the Doctor's enemies, the [[Dalek]]s, and their "Exterminate" battle-cry. {{storylink|To a Power Unknown!}}

===2005 IDW continuity===
[[Hunter O'Nion]] told [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Ratchet]] that he had plenty of TV shows to catch up on, including ''Doctor Who''. {{storylink|Our Steps Will Always Rhyme}}

===Ask Vector Prime===
[[Vector Prime]] enjoyed ''Doctor Who'', despite the show depicting time travel inaccurately. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime}}

===''Bumblebee'' film===
[[Memo]] had a pair of ''Doctor Who'' posters in his room. {{storylink|Bumblebee (film)|Bumblebee}}

==Notes==
[[File:Tom Baker Doctor Who still used in Bumblebee.jpg|thumb|200px|upright|One of the stills of Tom Baker as the Doctor used in ''Bumblebee'']]

* Various [[Marvel Comics|Marvel UK]] ''Transformers'' creators have written for ''Doctor Who Magazine'', itself a Marvel UK title:
** [[Simon Furman]] wrote several stories at the same time he was writing for the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|Marvel ''Transformers'' comic]]. This included the first crossover between [[Death's Head (G1)|Death's Head]] and the Doctor, and a Death's Head story featuring ''DWM'' character Keepsake.
** [[Dan Abnett]] wrote a number of ''Magazine'' strips in the late 80s and early 90s, as well as ''The Incomplete Death's Head''.
** [[Steve Parkhouse]] and [[John Ridgway]] are famous in ''Who'' fandom for their work on the ''Magazine'', which included a long run of Sixth Doctor strips. Sleepy [[Stansham]] is not too far removed from Stockbridge, a sleepy village from Parkhouse's strips.
** [[Mike Collins]] has a lengthy, still-going association with the strip.
* The [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|UK Marvel Generation 1 comic]] featured [[Octus (G1)|Octus]], who has a [[Dalek]] alt-mode, and the [[Ghost Stories|2017 ''Transformers'' annual]] has a generic Transformer based on the character {{w|K9 (Doctor Who)|K9}}.
* The character [[Natasha Pyraniac]] from the ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Animated]]'' adventure [[Time-Quake]] seems to be based on / influenced by one of the Doctor's foes, {{w|The Rani (Doctor Who)|The Rani}}.
* The [[Autobot Matrix of Leadership]] seems to be based on / influenced by the {{w|Time Lord (Doctor Who)|Time Lords}}' {{w|Matrix (Doctor Who)|Matrix}}, which is controlled by their President through a neural uplink and contains the knowledge and wisdom of all their previous leaders, though the Time Lords' Matrix is not a single artefact but more like a superadvanced Internet.
* In the Doctor Who episode ''{{w|The Armageddon Factor (Doctor Who)| The Armageddon Factor}}'', the Doctor unmasks the Black Guardian with the same reasoning that Ironhide would use to identify the fake Optimus Prime in ''[[A Prime Problem]]''.
* In the Doctor Who episode ''{{w|Planet of the Spiders (Doctor Who)|Planet of the Spiders}}'', the Doctor encounters the titular group of scheming and power-hungry arachnids, which may have inspired / influenced the characterisation of [[Tarantulas]] and [[Blackarachnia]] in ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers]]''. In one scene, the human patsy of one of the spiders turns the tables on the telepathic link it was using to control him; Blackarachnia breaks free of Tarantulas's cyber-link in ''[[Tangled Web]]'' in a similar way.
* Other ''Doctor Who'' references in ''Transformers'' include [[Skaro]], [[Trenzalore]], the [[sonic screwdriver]], and [[Verronian Warp Star]]s.
* The Ask Vector Prime [[:File:AskVectorPrimeLogo.jpg|logo]] is a parody of the ''Doctor Who'' [https://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/s4/features/galleries/gallery_new_logo_wallpaper logo] used from 2010 to 2014.
* In a 2013 episode of ''Doctor Who'', "{{w|The Crimson Horror}}," the character Clara Oswald is shown to have a [[Galvatron (G1)/toys#The Transformers|G1 Galvatron]] figure.
* Certain episodes of the Generation 1 cartoon feature sound effects taken straight from ''Doctor Who'', such as the sound of the TARDIS dematerializing.

==External links==
* [[tardis:Doctor Who Wiki|Tardis Wiki]], the ''Doctor Who'' wiki
* ''{{w|Doctor Who}}'' at Wikipedia

[[Category:Bumblebee]]
[[Category:Real-world cultural references]]
[[Category:Television programs]]

Doctor Who

2026-04-25T13:02:54Z

RTL: /* Notes */ Planet of the Spiders / Tangled Web

'''''Doctor Who''''' is a [[BBC]] [[television]] show featuring [[time travel]]. It might, just maybe, have something to do with the [[Doctor]].

==Fiction==
===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===
After being affected by the interferences of [[Purnel's Auto-Reverse Defence|PARD]], [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Starscream]]'s errant video scanner picked up a snippet of a ''Doctor Who'' episode, with a mention of the Doctor's enemies, the [[Dalek]]s, and their "Exterminate" battle-cry. {{storylink|To a Power Unknown!}}

===2005 IDW continuity===
[[Hunter O'Nion]] told [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Ratchet]] that he had plenty of TV shows to catch up on, including ''Doctor Who''. {{storylink|Our Steps Will Always Rhyme}}

===Ask Vector Prime===
[[Vector Prime]] enjoyed ''Doctor Who'', despite the show depicting time travel inaccurately. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime}}

===''Bumblebee'' film===
[[Memo]] had a pair of ''Doctor Who'' posters in his room. {{storylink|Bumblebee (film)|Bumblebee}}

==Notes==
[[File:Tom Baker Doctor Who still used in Bumblebee.jpg|thumb|200px|upright|One of the stills of Tom Baker as the Doctor used in ''Bumblebee'']]

* Various [[Marvel Comics|Marvel UK]] ''Transformers'' creators have written for ''Doctor Who Magazine'', itself a Marvel UK title:
** [[Simon Furman]] wrote several stories at the same time he was writing for the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|Marvel ''Transformers'' comic]]. This included the first crossover between [[Death's Head (G1)|Death's Head]] and the Doctor, and a Death's Head story featuring ''DWM'' character Keepsake.
** [[Dan Abnett]] wrote a number of ''Magazine'' strips in the late 80s and early 90s, as well as ''The Incomplete Death's Head''.
** [[Steve Parkhouse]] and [[John Ridgway]] are famous in ''Who'' fandom for their work on the ''Magazine'', which included a long run of Sixth Doctor strips. Sleepy [[Stansham]] is not too far removed from Stockbridge, a sleepy village from Parkhouse's strips.
** [[Mike Collins]] has a lengthy, still-going association with the strip.
* The [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|UK Marvel Generation 1 comic]] featured [[Octus (G1)|Octus]], who has a [[Dalek]] alt-mode, and the [[Ghost Stories|2017 ''Transformers'' annual]] has a generic Transformer based on the character {{w|K9 (Doctor Who)|K9}}.
* The character [[Natasha Pyraniac]] from the ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Animated]]'' adventure [[Time-Quake]] seems to be based on / influenced by one of the Doctor's foes, {{w|The Rani (Doctor Who)|The Rani}}.
* The [[Autobot Matrix of Leadership]] seems to be based on / influenced by the {{w|Time Lord (Doctor Who)|Time Lords}}' {{w|Matrix (Doctor Who)|Matrix}}, which is controlled by their President through a neural uplink and contains the knowledge and wisdom of all their previous leaders, though the Time Lords' Matrix is not a single artefact but more like a superadvanced Internet.
* In the Doctor Who episode ''{{w|The Armageddon Factor (Doctor Who)| The Armageddon Factor}}'', the Doctor unmasks the Black Guardian with the same reasoning that Ironhide would use to identify the fake Optimus Prime in ''[[A Prime Problem]]''.
* In the Doctor Who episode ''{{w|Planet of the Spiders (Doctor Who)|Planet of the Spiders}}'', the Doctor encounters the titular group of scheming and power-hungry arachnids, which may have inspired / influenced the characterisation of [[Tarantulas]] and [[Blackarachnia]] in ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers]]. In one scene, the human patsy of one of the spiders turns the tables on the telepathic link it was using to control him; Blackarachnia breaks free of Tarantulas's cyber-link in [[Tangled Web]] in a similar way.
* Other ''Doctor Who'' references in ''Transformers'' include [[Skaro]], [[Trenzalore]], the [[sonic screwdriver]], and [[Verronian Warp Star]]s.
* The Ask Vector Prime [[:File:AskVectorPrimeLogo.jpg|logo]] is a parody of the ''Doctor Who'' [https://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/s4/features/galleries/gallery_new_logo_wallpaper logo] used from 2010 to 2014.
* In a 2013 episode of ''Doctor Who'', "{{w|The Crimson Horror}}," the character Clara Oswald is shown to have a [[Galvatron (G1)/toys#The Transformers|G1 Galvatron]] figure.
* Certain episodes of the Generation 1 cartoon feature sound effects taken straight from ''Doctor Who'', such as the sound of the TARDIS dematerializing.

==External links==
* [[tardis:Doctor Who Wiki|Tardis Wiki]], the ''Doctor Who'' wiki
* ''{{w|Doctor Who}}'' at Wikipedia

[[Category:Bumblebee]]
[[Category:Real-world cultural references]]
[[Category:Television programs]]

Doctor Who

2026-04-25T12:45:35Z

RTL: /* Notes */

'''''Doctor Who''''' is a [[BBC]] [[television]] show featuring [[time travel]]. It might, just maybe, have something to do with the [[Doctor]].

==Fiction==
===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===
After being affected by the interferences of [[Purnel's Auto-Reverse Defence|PARD]], [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Starscream]]'s errant video scanner picked up a snippet of a ''Doctor Who'' episode, with a mention of the Doctor's enemies, the [[Dalek]]s, and their "Exterminate" battle-cry. {{storylink|To a Power Unknown!}}

===2005 IDW continuity===
[[Hunter O'Nion]] told [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Ratchet]] that he had plenty of TV shows to catch up on, including ''Doctor Who''. {{storylink|Our Steps Will Always Rhyme}}

===Ask Vector Prime===
[[Vector Prime]] enjoyed ''Doctor Who'', despite the show depicting time travel inaccurately. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime}}

===''Bumblebee'' film===
[[Memo]] had a pair of ''Doctor Who'' posters in his room. {{storylink|Bumblebee (film)|Bumblebee}}

==Notes==
[[File:Tom Baker Doctor Who still used in Bumblebee.jpg|thumb|200px|upright|One of the stills of Tom Baker as the Doctor used in ''Bumblebee'']]

* Various [[Marvel Comics|Marvel UK]] ''Transformers'' creators have written for ''Doctor Who Magazine'', itself a Marvel UK title:
** [[Simon Furman]] wrote several stories at the same time he was writing for the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|Marvel ''Transformers'' comic]]. This included the first crossover between [[Death's Head (G1)|Death's Head]] and the Doctor, and a Death's Head story featuring ''DWM'' character Keepsake.
** [[Dan Abnett]] wrote a number of ''Magazine'' strips in the late 80s and early 90s, as well as ''The Incomplete Death's Head''.
** [[Steve Parkhouse]] and [[John Ridgway]] are famous in ''Who'' fandom for their work on the ''Magazine'', which included a long run of Sixth Doctor strips. Sleepy [[Stansham]] is not too far removed from Stockbridge, a sleepy village from Parkhouse's strips.
** [[Mike Collins]] has a lengthy, still-going association with the strip.
* The [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|UK Marvel Generation 1 comic]] featured [[Octus (G1)|Octus]], who has a [[Dalek]] alt-mode, and the [[Ghost Stories|2017 ''Transformers'' annual]] has a generic Transformer based on the character {{w|K9 (Doctor Who)|K9}}.
* The character [[Natasha Pyraniac]] from the ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Animated]]'' adventure [[Time-Quake]] seems to be based on / influenced by one of the Doctor's foes, {{w|The Rani (Doctor Who)|The Rani}}.
* The [[Autobot Matrix of Leadership]] seems to be based on / influenced by the {{w|Time Lord (Doctor Who)|Time Lords}}' {{w|Matrix (Doctor Who)|Matrix}}, which is controlled by their President through a neural uplink and contains the knowledge and wisdom of all their previous leaders, though the Time Lords' Matrix is not a single artefact but more like a superadvanced Internet.
* In the Doctor Who episode ''{{w|The Armageddon Factor (Doctor Who)| The Armageddon Factor}}'', the Doctor unmasks the Black Guardian with the same reasoning that Ironhide would use to identify the fake Optimus Prime in ''[[A Prime Problem]]''.
* Other ''Doctor Who'' references in ''Transformers'' include [[Skaro]], [[Trenzalore]], the [[sonic screwdriver]], and [[Verronian Warp Star]]s.
* The Ask Vector Prime [[:File:AskVectorPrimeLogo.jpg|logo]] is a parody of the ''Doctor Who'' [https://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/s4/features/galleries/gallery_new_logo_wallpaper logo] used from 2010 to 2014.
* In a 2013 episode of ''Doctor Who'', "{{w|The Crimson Horror}}," the character Clara Oswald is shown to have a [[Galvatron (G1)/toys#The Transformers|G1 Galvatron]] figure.
* Certain episodes of the Generation 1 cartoon feature sound effects taken straight from ''Doctor Who'', such as the sound of the TARDIS dematerializing.

==External links==
* [[tardis:Doctor Who Wiki|Tardis Wiki]], the ''Doctor Who'' wiki
* ''{{w|Doctor Who}}'' at Wikipedia

[[Category:Bumblebee]]
[[Category:Real-world cultural references]]
[[Category:Television programs]]

Doctor Who

2026-04-25T12:44:08Z

RTL: /* Notes */

'''''Doctor Who''''' is a [[BBC]] [[television]] show featuring [[time travel]]. It might, just maybe, have something to do with the [[Doctor]].

==Fiction==
===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===
After being affected by the interferences of [[Purnel's Auto-Reverse Defence|PARD]], [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Starscream]]'s errant video scanner picked up a snippet of a ''Doctor Who'' episode, with a mention of the Doctor's enemies, the [[Dalek]]s, and their "Exterminate" battle-cry. {{storylink|To a Power Unknown!}}

===2005 IDW continuity===
[[Hunter O'Nion]] told [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Ratchet]] that he had plenty of TV shows to catch up on, including ''Doctor Who''. {{storylink|Our Steps Will Always Rhyme}}

===Ask Vector Prime===
[[Vector Prime]] enjoyed ''Doctor Who'', despite the show depicting time travel inaccurately. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime}}

===''Bumblebee'' film===
[[Memo]] had a pair of ''Doctor Who'' posters in his room. {{storylink|Bumblebee (film)|Bumblebee}}

==Notes==
[[File:Tom Baker Doctor Who still used in Bumblebee.jpg|thumb|200px|upright|One of the stills of Tom Baker as the Doctor used in ''Bumblebee'']]

* Various [[Marvel Comics|Marvel UK]] ''Transformers'' creators have written for ''Doctor Who Magazine'', itself a Marvel UK title:
** [[Simon Furman]] wrote several stories at the same time he was writing for the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|Marvel ''Transformers'' comic]]. This included the first crossover between [[Death's Head (G1)|Death's Head]] and the Doctor, and a Death's Head story featuring ''DWM'' character Keepsake.
** [[Dan Abnett]] wrote a number of ''Magazine'' strips in the late 80s and early 90s, as well as ''The Incomplete Death's Head''.
** [[Steve Parkhouse]] and [[John Ridgway]] are famous in ''Who'' fandom for their work on the ''Magazine'', which included a long run of Sixth Doctor strips. Sleepy [[Stansham]] is not too far removed from Stockbridge, a sleepy village from Parkhouse's strips.
** [[Mike Collins]] has a lengthy, still-going association with the strip.
* The [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|UK Marvel Generation 1 comic]] featured [[Octus (G1)|Octus]], who has a [[Dalek]] alt-mode, and the [[Ghost Stories|2017 ''Transformers'' annual]] has a generic Transformer based on the character {{w|K9 (Doctor Who)|K9}}.
* The character [[Natasha Pyraniac]] from the ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Animated]]'' adventure [[Time-Quake]] seems to be based on / influenced by one of the Doctor's foes, {{w|The Rani (Doctor Who)|The Rani}}.
* The [[Autobot Matrix of Leadership]] seems to be based on / influenced by the {{w|Time Lord (Doctor Who)|Time Lords}}' {{w|Matrix (Doctor Who)|Matrix}}, which is controlled by their President through a neural uplink and contains the knowledge and wisdom of all their previous leaders, though the Time Lords' Matrix is not a single artefact but more like a superadvanced Internet.
* In the Doctor Who episode ''{{w|The Armageddon Factor (Doctor Who)| The Armageddon Factor}}'', the Doctor unmasks the {{w|Black Guardian (Doctor Who)|Black Guardian}} with the same reasoning that Ironhide would use to identify the fake Optimus Prime in ''[[A Prime Problem]]''.
* Other ''Doctor Who'' references in ''Transformers'' include [[Skaro]], [[Trenzalore]], the [[sonic screwdriver]], and [[Verronian Warp Star]]s.
* The Ask Vector Prime [[:File:AskVectorPrimeLogo.jpg|logo]] is a parody of the ''Doctor Who'' [https://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/s4/features/galleries/gallery_new_logo_wallpaper logo] used from 2010 to 2014.
* In a 2013 episode of ''Doctor Who'', "{{w|The Crimson Horror}}," the character Clara Oswald is shown to have a [[Galvatron (G1)/toys#The Transformers|G1 Galvatron]] figure.
* Certain episodes of the Generation 1 cartoon feature sound effects taken straight from ''Doctor Who'', such as the sound of the TARDIS dematerializing.

==External links==
* [[tardis:Doctor Who Wiki|Tardis Wiki]], the ''Doctor Who'' wiki
* ''{{w|Doctor Who}}'' at Wikipedia

[[Category:Bumblebee]]
[[Category:Real-world cultural references]]
[[Category:Television programs]]

Doctor Who

2026-04-25T12:42:24Z

RTL: /* Notes */

'''''Doctor Who''''' is a [[BBC]] [[television]] show featuring [[time travel]]. It might, just maybe, have something to do with the [[Doctor]].

==Fiction==
===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===
After being affected by the interferences of [[Purnel's Auto-Reverse Defence|PARD]], [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Starscream]]'s errant video scanner picked up a snippet of a ''Doctor Who'' episode, with a mention of the Doctor's enemies, the [[Dalek]]s, and their "Exterminate" battle-cry. {{storylink|To a Power Unknown!}}

===2005 IDW continuity===
[[Hunter O'Nion]] told [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Ratchet]] that he had plenty of TV shows to catch up on, including ''Doctor Who''. {{storylink|Our Steps Will Always Rhyme}}

===Ask Vector Prime===
[[Vector Prime]] enjoyed ''Doctor Who'', despite the show depicting time travel inaccurately. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime}}

===''Bumblebee'' film===
[[Memo]] had a pair of ''Doctor Who'' posters in his room. {{storylink|Bumblebee (film)|Bumblebee}}

==Notes==
[[File:Tom Baker Doctor Who still used in Bumblebee.jpg|thumb|200px|upright|One of the stills of Tom Baker as the Doctor used in ''Bumblebee'']]

* Various [[Marvel Comics|Marvel UK]] ''Transformers'' creators have written for ''Doctor Who Magazine'', itself a Marvel UK title:
** [[Simon Furman]] wrote several stories at the same time he was writing for the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|Marvel ''Transformers'' comic]]. This included the first crossover between [[Death's Head (G1)|Death's Head]] and the Doctor, and a Death's Head story featuring ''DWM'' character Keepsake.
** [[Dan Abnett]] wrote a number of ''Magazine'' strips in the late 80s and early 90s, as well as ''The Incomplete Death's Head''.
** [[Steve Parkhouse]] and [[John Ridgway]] are famous in ''Who'' fandom for their work on the ''Magazine'', which included a long run of Sixth Doctor strips. Sleepy [[Stansham]] is not too far removed from Stockbridge, a sleepy village from Parkhouse's strips.
** [[Mike Collins]] has a lengthy, still-going association with the strip.
* The [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|UK Marvel Generation 1 comic]] featured [[Octus (G1)|Octus]], who has a [[Dalek]] alt-mode, and the [[Ghost Stories|2017 ''Transformers'' annual]] has a generic Transformer based on the character {{w|K9 (Doctor Who)|K9}}.
* The character [[Natasha Pyraniac]] from the ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Animated]]'' adventure [[Time-Quake]] seems to be based on / influenced by one of the Doctor's foes, {{w|The Rani (Doctor Who)|The Rani}}.
* The [[Autobot Matrix of Leadership]] seems to be based on / influenced by the {{w|Time Lord (Doctor Who)|Time Lords}}' {{w|Matrix (Doctor Who)|Matrix}}, which is controlled by their President through a neural uplink and contains the knowledge and wisdom of all their previous leaders, though the Time Lords' Matrix is not a single artefact but more like a superadvanced Internet.
* In the Doctor Who episode ''{{w|The Armageddon Factor (Doctor Who)| The Armageddon Factor}}'', the Doctor unmasks the Black Guardian with the same reasoning that Ironhide would use to identify the fake Optimus Prime in ''[[A Prime Problem]]''.
* Other ''Doctor Who'' references in ''Transformers'' include [[Skaro]], [[Trenzalore]], the [[sonic screwdriver]], and [[Verronian Warp Star]]s.
* The Ask Vector Prime [[:File:AskVectorPrimeLogo.jpg|logo]] is a parody of the ''Doctor Who'' [https://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/s4/features/galleries/gallery_new_logo_wallpaper logo] used from 2010 to 2014.
* In a 2013 episode of ''Doctor Who'', "{{w|The Crimson Horror}}," the character Clara Oswald is shown to have a [[Galvatron (G1)/toys#The Transformers|G1 Galvatron]] figure.
* Certain episodes of the Generation 1 cartoon feature sound effects taken straight from ''Doctor Who'', such as the sound of the TARDIS dematerializing.

==External links==
* [[tardis:Doctor Who Wiki|Tardis Wiki]], the ''Doctor Who'' wiki
* ''{{w|Doctor Who}}'' at Wikipedia

[[Category:Bumblebee]]
[[Category:Real-world cultural references]]
[[Category:Television programs]]

Doctor Who

2026-04-25T12:41:07Z

RTL: /* Notes */ Armageddon Factor / A Prime Problem

'''''Doctor Who''''' is a [[BBC]] [[television]] show featuring [[time travel]]. It might, just maybe, have something to do with the [[Doctor]].

==Fiction==
===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===
After being affected by the interferences of [[Purnel's Auto-Reverse Defence|PARD]], [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Starscream]]'s errant video scanner picked up a snippet of a ''Doctor Who'' episode, with a mention of the Doctor's enemies, the [[Dalek]]s, and their "Exterminate" battle-cry. {{storylink|To a Power Unknown!}}

===2005 IDW continuity===
[[Hunter O'Nion]] told [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Ratchet]] that he had plenty of TV shows to catch up on, including ''Doctor Who''. {{storylink|Our Steps Will Always Rhyme}}

===Ask Vector Prime===
[[Vector Prime]] enjoyed ''Doctor Who'', despite the show depicting time travel inaccurately. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime}}

===''Bumblebee'' film===
[[Memo]] had a pair of ''Doctor Who'' posters in his room. {{storylink|Bumblebee (film)|Bumblebee}}

==Notes==
[[File:Tom Baker Doctor Who still used in Bumblebee.jpg|thumb|200px|upright|One of the stills of Tom Baker as the Doctor used in ''Bumblebee'']]

* Various [[Marvel Comics|Marvel UK]] ''Transformers'' creators have written for ''Doctor Who Magazine'', itself a Marvel UK title:
** [[Simon Furman]] wrote several stories at the same time he was writing for the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|Marvel ''Transformers'' comic]]. This included the first crossover between [[Death's Head (G1)|Death's Head]] and the Doctor, and a Death's Head story featuring ''DWM'' character Keepsake.
** [[Dan Abnett]] wrote a number of ''Magazine'' strips in the late 80s and early 90s, as well as ''The Incomplete Death's Head''.
** [[Steve Parkhouse]] and [[John Ridgway]] are famous in ''Who'' fandom for their work on the ''Magazine'', which included a long run of Sixth Doctor strips. Sleepy [[Stansham]] is not too far removed from Stockbridge, a sleepy village from Parkhouse's strips.
** [[Mike Collins]] has a lengthy, still-going association with the strip.
* The [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|UK Marvel Generation 1 comic]] featured [[Octus (G1)|Octus]], who has a [[Dalek]] alt-mode, and the [[Ghost Stories|2017 ''Transformers'' annual]] has a generic Transformer based on the character {{w|K9 (Doctor Who)|K9}}.
* The character [[Natasha Pyraniac]] from the ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Animated]]'' adventure [[Time-Quake]] seems to be based on / influenced by one of the Doctor's foes, {{w|The Rani (Doctor Who)|The Rani}}.
* The [[Autobot Matrix of Leadership]] seems to be based on / influenced by the {{w|Time Lord (Doctor Who)|Time Lords}}' {{w|Matrix (Doctor Who)|Matrix}}, which is controlled by their President through a neural uplink and contains the knowledge and wisdom of all their previous leaders, though the Time Lords' Matrix is not a single artefact but more like a superadvanced Internet.
* In the Doctor Who episode ''{{w|The Armageddon Factor (Doctor Who)| The Armageddon Factor}}'' the Doctor unmasks the Black Guardian with the same reasoning that Ironhide would use to identify the fake Optimus Prime in ''[[A Prime Problem]]''.
* Other ''Doctor Who'' references in ''Transformers'' include [[Skaro]], [[Trenzalore]], the [[sonic screwdriver]], and [[Verronian Warp Star]]s.
* The Ask Vector Prime [[:File:AskVectorPrimeLogo.jpg|logo]] is a parody of the ''Doctor Who'' [https://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/s4/features/galleries/gallery_new_logo_wallpaper logo] used from 2010 to 2014.
* In a 2013 episode of ''Doctor Who'', "{{w|The Crimson Horror}}," the character Clara Oswald is shown to have a [[Galvatron (G1)/toys#The Transformers|G1 Galvatron]] figure.
* Certain episodes of the Generation 1 cartoon feature sound effects taken straight from ''Doctor Who'', such as the sound of the TARDIS dematerializing.

==External links==
* [[tardis:Doctor Who Wiki|Tardis Wiki]], the ''Doctor Who'' wiki
* ''{{w|Doctor Who}}'' at Wikipedia

[[Category:Bumblebee]]
[[Category:Real-world cultural references]]
[[Category:Television programs]]

Doctor Who

2026-04-25T12:30:32Z

RTL: /* Notes */

'''''Doctor Who''''' is a [[BBC]] [[television]] show featuring [[time travel]]. It might, just maybe, have something to do with the [[Doctor]].

==Fiction==
===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===
After being affected by the interferences of [[Purnel's Auto-Reverse Defence|PARD]], [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Starscream]]'s errant video scanner picked up a snippet of a ''Doctor Who'' episode, with a mention of the Doctor's enemies, the [[Dalek]]s, and their "Exterminate" battle-cry. {{storylink|To a Power Unknown!}}

===2005 IDW continuity===
[[Hunter O'Nion]] told [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Ratchet]] that he had plenty of TV shows to catch up on, including ''Doctor Who''. {{storylink|Our Steps Will Always Rhyme}}

===Ask Vector Prime===
[[Vector Prime]] enjoyed ''Doctor Who'', despite the show depicting time travel inaccurately. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime}}

===''Bumblebee'' film===
[[Memo]] had a pair of ''Doctor Who'' posters in his room. {{storylink|Bumblebee (film)|Bumblebee}}

==Notes==
[[File:Tom Baker Doctor Who still used in Bumblebee.jpg|thumb|200px|upright|One of the stills of Tom Baker as the Doctor used in ''Bumblebee'']]

* Various [[Marvel Comics|Marvel UK]] ''Transformers'' creators have written for ''Doctor Who Magazine'', itself a Marvel UK title:
** [[Simon Furman]] wrote several stories at the same time he was writing for the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|Marvel ''Transformers'' comic]]. This included the first crossover between [[Death's Head (G1)|Death's Head]] and the Doctor, and a Death's Head story featuring ''DWM'' character Keepsake.
** [[Dan Abnett]] wrote a number of ''Magazine'' strips in the late 80s and early 90s, as well as ''The Incomplete Death's Head''.
** [[Steve Parkhouse]] and [[John Ridgway]] are famous in ''Who'' fandom for their work on the ''Magazine'', which included a long run of Sixth Doctor strips. Sleepy [[Stansham]] is not too far removed from Stockbridge, a sleepy village from Parkhouse's strips.
** [[Mike Collins]] has a lengthy, still-going association with the strip.
* The [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|UK Marvel Generation 1 comic]] featured [[Octus (G1)|Octus]], who has a [[Dalek]] alt-mode, and the [[Ghost Stories|2017 ''Transformers'' annual]] has a generic Transformer based on the character {{w|K9 (Doctor Who)|K9}}.
* The character [[Natasha Pyraniac]] from the ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Animated]]'' adventure [[Time-Quake]] seems to be based on / influenced by one of the Doctor's foes, {{w|The Rani (Doctor Who)|The Rani}}.
* The [[Autobot Matrix of Leadership]] seems to be based on / influenced by the {{w|Time Lord (Doctor Who)|Time Lords}}' {{w|Matrix (Doctor Who)|Matrix}}, which is controlled by their President through a neural uplink and contains the knowledge and wisdom of all their previous leaders, though the Time Lords' Matrix is not a single artefact but more like a superadvanced Internet.
* Other ''Doctor Who'' references in ''Transformers'' include [[Skaro]], [[Trenzalore]], the [[sonic screwdriver]], and [[Verronian Warp Star]]s.
* The Ask Vector Prime [[:File:AskVectorPrimeLogo.jpg|logo]] is a parody of the ''Doctor Who'' [https://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/s4/features/galleries/gallery_new_logo_wallpaper logo] used from 2010 to 2014.
* In a 2013 episode of ''Doctor Who'', "{{w|The Crimson Horror}}," the character Clara Oswald is shown to have a [[Galvatron (G1)/toys#The Transformers|G1 Galvatron]] figure.
* Certain episodes of the Generation 1 cartoon feature sound effects taken straight from ''Doctor Who'', such as the sound of the TARDIS dematerializing.

==External links==
* [[tardis:Doctor Who Wiki|Tardis Wiki]], the ''Doctor Who'' wiki
* ''{{w|Doctor Who}}'' at Wikipedia

[[Category:Bumblebee]]
[[Category:Real-world cultural references]]
[[Category:Television programs]]

Doctor Who

2026-04-25T12:26:16Z

RTL: /* Notes */

'''''Doctor Who''''' is a [[BBC]] [[television]] show featuring [[time travel]]. It might, just maybe, have something to do with the [[Doctor]].

==Fiction==
===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===
After being affected by the interferences of [[Purnel's Auto-Reverse Defence|PARD]], [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Starscream]]'s errant video scanner picked up a snippet of a ''Doctor Who'' episode, with a mention of the Doctor's enemies, the [[Dalek]]s, and their "Exterminate" battle-cry. {{storylink|To a Power Unknown!}}

===2005 IDW continuity===
[[Hunter O'Nion]] told [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Ratchet]] that he had plenty of TV shows to catch up on, including ''Doctor Who''. {{storylink|Our Steps Will Always Rhyme}}

===Ask Vector Prime===
[[Vector Prime]] enjoyed ''Doctor Who'', despite the show depicting time travel inaccurately. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime}}

===''Bumblebee'' film===
[[Memo]] had a pair of ''Doctor Who'' posters in his room. {{storylink|Bumblebee (film)|Bumblebee}}

==Notes==
[[File:Tom Baker Doctor Who still used in Bumblebee.jpg|thumb|200px|upright|One of the stills of Tom Baker as the Doctor used in ''Bumblebee'']]

* Various [[Marvel Comics|Marvel UK]] ''Transformers'' creators have written for ''Doctor Who Magazine'', itself a Marvel UK title:
** [[Simon Furman]] wrote several stories at the same time he was writing for the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|Marvel ''Transformers'' comic]]. This included the first crossover between [[Death's Head (G1)|Death's Head]] and the Doctor, and a Death's Head story featuring ''DWM'' character Keepsake.
** [[Dan Abnett]] wrote a number of ''Magazine'' strips in the late 80s and early 90s, as well as ''The Incomplete Death's Head''.
** [[Steve Parkhouse]] and [[John Ridgway]] are famous in ''Who'' fandom for their work on the ''Magazine'', which included a long run of Sixth Doctor strips. Sleepy [[Stansham]] is not too far removed from Stockbridge, a sleepy village from Parkhouse's strips.
** [[Mike Collins]] has a lengthy, still-going association with the strip.
* The [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|UK Marvel Generation 1 comic]] featured [[Octus (G1)|Octus]], who has a [[Dalek]] alt-mode, and the [[Ghost Stories|2017 ''Transformers'' annual]] has a generic Transformer based on the character {{w|K9 (Doctor Who)|K9}}.
* The character [[Natasha Pyraniac]] from the ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Animated]]'' adventure [[Time-Quake]] seems to be based on / influenced by one of the Doctor's foes, {{w|The Rani (Doctor Who)|The Rani}}.
* The [[Autobot Matrix of Leadership]] seems to be based on / infuenced by the {{w|Time Lord (Doctor Who)|Time Lords}}' {{w|Matrix (Doctor Who)|Matrix}}, which is controlled by their President through a neural uplink and contains the knowledge and wisdom of all their previous leaders, though the Time Lords' Matrix is not a single artefact but more like a superadvanced Internet.
* Other ''Doctor Who'' references in ''Transformers'' include [[Skaro]], [[Trenzalore]], the [[sonic screwdriver]], and [[Verronian Warp Star]]s.
* The Ask Vector Prime [[:File:AskVectorPrimeLogo.jpg|logo]] is a parody of the ''Doctor Who'' [https://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/s4/features/galleries/gallery_new_logo_wallpaper logo] used from 2010 to 2014.
* In a 2013 episode of ''Doctor Who'', "{{w|The Crimson Horror}}," the character Clara Oswald is shown to have a [[Galvatron (G1)/toys#The Transformers|G1 Galvatron]] figure.
* Certain episodes of the Generation 1 cartoon feature sound effects taken straight from ''Doctor Who'', such as the sound of the TARDIS dematerializing.

==External links==
* [[tardis:Doctor Who Wiki|Tardis Wiki]], the ''Doctor Who'' wiki
* ''{{w|Doctor Who}}'' at Wikipedia

[[Category:Bumblebee]]
[[Category:Real-world cultural references]]
[[Category:Television programs]]

Doctor Who

2026-04-25T12:24:32Z

RTL: Time Lord/Autobot Matrix comparison

'''''Doctor Who''''' is a [[BBC]] [[television]] show featuring [[time travel]]. It might, just maybe, have something to do with the [[Doctor]].

==Fiction==
===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics===
After being affected by the interferences of [[Purnel's Auto-Reverse Defence|PARD]], [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Starscream]]'s errant video scanner picked up a snippet of a ''Doctor Who'' episode, with a mention of the Doctor's enemies, the [[Dalek]]s, and their "Exterminate" battle-cry. {{storylink|To a Power Unknown!}}

===2005 IDW continuity===
[[Hunter O'Nion]] told [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Ratchet]] that he had plenty of TV shows to catch up on, including ''Doctor Who''. {{storylink|Our Steps Will Always Rhyme}}

===Ask Vector Prime===
[[Vector Prime]] enjoyed ''Doctor Who'', despite the show depicting time travel inaccurately. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime}}

===''Bumblebee'' film===
[[Memo]] had a pair of ''Doctor Who'' posters in his room. {{storylink|Bumblebee (film)|Bumblebee}}

==Notes==
[[File:Tom Baker Doctor Who still used in Bumblebee.jpg|thumb|200px|upright|One of the stills of Tom Baker as the Doctor used in ''Bumblebee'']]

* Various [[Marvel Comics|Marvel UK]] ''Transformers'' creators have written for ''Doctor Who Magazine'', itself a Marvel UK title:
** [[Simon Furman]] wrote several stories at the same time he was writing for the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|Marvel ''Transformers'' comic]]. This included the first crossover between [[Death's Head (G1)|Death's Head]] and the Doctor, and a Death's Head story featuring ''DWM'' character Keepsake.
** [[Dan Abnett]] wrote a number of ''Magazine'' strips in the late 80s and early 90s, as well as ''The Incomplete Death's Head''.
** [[Steve Parkhouse]] and [[John Ridgway]] are famous in ''Who'' fandom for their work on the ''Magazine'', which included a long run of Sixth Doctor strips. Sleepy [[Stansham]] is not too far removed from Stockbridge, a sleepy village from Parkhouse's strips.
** [[Mike Collins]] has a lengthy, still-going association with the strip.
* The [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|UK Marvel Generation 1 comic]] featured [[Octus (G1)|Octus]], who has a [[Dalek]] alt-mode, and the [[Ghost Stories|2017 ''Transformers'' annual]] has a generic Transformer based on the character {{w|K9 (Doctor Who)|K9}}.
* The character [[Natasha Pyraniac]] from the ''[[Transformers Animated (franchise)|Animated]]'' adventure [[Time-Quake]] seems to be based on / influenced by one of the Doctor's foes, {{w|The Rani (Doctor Who)|The Rani}}.
* The [[Autobot Matrix of Leadership]] seems to be based on / infuenced by the {{w|Time Lords (Doctor Who)|Time Lords}}' {{w|Matrix (Doctor Who)|Matrix}}, which is controlled by their President through a neural uplink and contains the knowledge and wisdom of all their previous leaders, though the Time Lords' Matrix is not a single artefact but more like a superadvanced Internet.
* Other ''Doctor Who'' references in ''Transformers'' include [[Skaro]], [[Trenzalore]], the [[sonic screwdriver]], and [[Verronian Warp Star]]s.
* The Ask Vector Prime [[:File:AskVectorPrimeLogo.jpg|logo]] is a parody of the ''Doctor Who'' [https://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/s4/features/galleries/gallery_new_logo_wallpaper logo] used from 2010 to 2014.
* In a 2013 episode of ''Doctor Who'', "{{w|The Crimson Horror}}," the character Clara Oswald is shown to have a [[Galvatron (G1)/toys#The Transformers|G1 Galvatron]] figure.
* Certain episodes of the Generation 1 cartoon feature sound effects taken straight from ''Doctor Who'', such as the sound of the TARDIS dematerializing.

==External links==
* [[tardis:Doctor Who Wiki|Tardis Wiki]], the ''Doctor Who'' wiki
* ''{{w|Doctor Who}}'' at Wikipedia

[[Category:Bumblebee]]
[[Category:Real-world cultural references]]
[[Category:Television programs]]