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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
*[[wikia | *[[wikia:tardis|The Tardis Data Core]], the ''Doctor Who'' wiki | ||
*''{{w|Doctor Who}}'' at Wikipedia | *''{{w|Doctor Who}}'' at Wikipedia | ||
*{{w|Doctor (Doctor Who)|Doctor}} at Wikipedia | *{{w|Doctor (Doctor Who)|Doctor}} at Wikipedia | ||
Revision as of 14:04, 12 November 2018
| The name or term "Doctor" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Doctor (disambiguation). |
Doctor is a being whose existence is indicated in radio wave communication. He is presumably concerned about the Daleks.
Fiction
Marvel The Transformers comics
Doctor appeared exclusively in the UK portion of the Marvel Comics continuity.
Starscream flew over the English countryside, picking up transmissions involving, among other things, Doctor. To a Power Unknown!
Ask Vector Prime
Vector Prime theorized that the Doctor hailed from the Omniverse, beyond the Transformers multiverse. Ask Vector Prime, 2015/05/28
Notes
- "Doctor" is, of course, the Doctor, the main character of the long-running British science-fiction programme, Doctor Who. Starscream is probably picking up Revelation of the Daleks, a Colin Baker serial. But...
- ...the Doctor has twice encountered Death's Head in the Doctor Who Magazine comic strips, once in Death's Head's own comic (where DWM character Keepsake made a separate appearance), and a fourth time in the The Incomplete Death's Head miniseries. The first of these follows on from "The Legacy of Unicron!", with Death's Head careening from the Transformers' 2008 right into the TARDIS. And there are potentially some Daleks in the Transformers universe...
- Pyro Ignatius Spark's personality in "Generation 2: Redux" seems to be based on David Tennant's incarnation of the Doctor.
- Skids' holomatter avatar in "Cybertronian Homesick Blues" was based on Matt Smith's incarnation of the Doctor. Later, in "The One Where They Go to Earth" it resembled Christopher Eccleston's earlier version of the character.
- The last "Ask Vector Prime" entry on Facebook showed Vector Prime's holomatter avatar resembled Jon Pertwee's Third Doctor.
External links
- The Tardis Data Core, the Doctor Who wiki
- Doctor Who at Wikipedia
- Doctor at Wikipedia
