Dynamite! Trendy, dashing and a little bit sexy, this Doctor enjoys a long line of would-be companions ready to sacrifice themselves for him.
But as desperate as he is to run away from his mistakes, the Dynamite Doctor’s dark past is quickly catching up with him.
Personal Timeline[]
The Time War[]
In an unseen/unheard adventure, in-between adventures of The Pompous Doctor and The Dynamite Doctor, The Doctor battles in the Time War, the climax of which involves The Doctor destroying both the Time Lords and the Daleks as well as Gallifrey, making him the last of his kind (as he likes to keep reminding people). A considerable amount of his adventures are fuelled by the consequences of that war.
Travelling with Tulip[]
The Doctor finds Tulip Taylor on 2000s Earth. At the time she is the girlfriend to Jim. After an incident involving a Time Demon, and Jim's Nan dying in a huge and merciless explosion, Tulip decides to join The Doctor in his adventures (mostly because The Doctor convinces Tulip that Jim is dead, making him responsible for Jim losing both his nan and his girlfriend within a week).
The Doctor and Tulip travel together for some time, before Tulip - in an unseen/unheard adventure - apparently sacrifices herself to save him in a story that involves the Daleks. However, in later stories, it was revealed she was still alive and had also become a member of Burnplank.
Multi-Doctor Encounter[]
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Convolution of The Doctor[]
The Doctor picks up a new companion called Christie Christwald (once again in an adventure we don't know about), and they take part in an adventure in Cardiff involving a Time Devil from the Time War and Christie traveling through time to meet all of his previous incarnations. An new old friend of his, Geoff the Axon, also features, although he dies pretty soon after being introduced; we can assume that The Doctor met Geoff in yet another unseen/unheard escapade.
Going to War[]
A call to arms summons The Dynamite Doctor to the Blue Box Café in Cardiff along with two of his other incarnations. Before arriving, he and Christie had picked up a crazy-strange-impossible distress call from the Daleks that was of the utter-most importance, but decided to forget about it when the call to arms reached the TARDIS. The Quintessential Doctor has gathered them together in order to combat The Pompous Doctor, who has gone rogue. During their conversation, a flock of seagulls almost hit The Dynamite Doctor's jacket.
When the Doctors begin assembling their army, The Dynamite Doctor sneaks on board a Cybermen ship. He leads them back to the Doctors' battle cruiser. It's only with help from The Quincy Doctor that they manage to get the Cybermen on their side.
At the end of the war, Pompous is punished by The Scientist and Quincy who (using the Pompinator) change his future incarnation's annoyance factor by 300%. Dynamite's mannerisms, catchphrases and actions are nothing but a direct result of Pompous' decision.
Boom Goes the Dynamite[]
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The Greatest of Friends[]
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Howdy Sweetpea[]
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Regeneration[]
Dynamite's body was found floating through space by a duo of space dumpers, Splog & Splag. When he was retrieved by them him still being alive and regeneration process led to them being incredibly scared, combined with the fuel supplies being incredibly low. This lead to them throwing him in the fuel tank, with his regeneration energy being powerful enough to restore the fuel levels.
Appearance[]
Clothes Maketh the Time Lord[]
The Dynamite Doctor is usually dressed in a long dark coat, and a dark blue shirt. During his initial travels, he had a black coat with patterned lapels, and no neckwear or waistcoat.
At some point before War of The Doctors, during his travels with Christie Christwald, the Dynamite Doctor changes his outfit. His outfit now consists of a dark grey coat with an orange trim inside, a grey waistcoat, and a dark tie alongside his blue shirt. He also has a silver chain (presumably part of a fob watch) that is clipped to a buttonhole on one of his coat's lapels, and goes behind the lapel into his coat pocket.
In Christmas Two, the Dynamite Doctor wears a purple Santa hat on top of his head alongside his regular outfit.
Personality[]
He's got a trendy coat and a catchphrase that'll blow your mind. This Doctor's hobbies include letting other people sacrifice themselves for him, with a bit of mild perversion on the side.
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List of Appearances[]
- Multiple Doctors, X.1 - Doctor3
- Dynamite, X.1 - Dynamite of The Doctor
- Pompous, 2.3 - A Good Pug Goes to War (illusion)
- Multiple Doctors, X.2 - Jim
- Dynamite, X.2 - Convolution of The Doctor
- Twitter Adventures - #DaleksAgain
- 5WF - The OneWhoFan (cameo)
- Pompous, 3.1 - Mortal Pomposity (post-regeneration cameo; vision from the future)
- Pompous, 3.2 - The Deadly Killer (flashback only)
- Pompous, 3.9 - Martin's Last Bark: Part One (uncredited cameo; voice in Pompous Doctor's head)
- Multiple Doctors, X.3 - War of The Doctors
- Dynamite, 1.1 - More of the Daleks
- Dynamite, 1.2 - Blobatron
- Dynamite, 1.3 - The Last Laugh
- Dynamite, 1.4 - Fondness and Creatures
- Dynamite, 1.5 - Boredom of The Doctor
- Quincy, X.1 - The Dark at the Start (pre-regeneration cameo)
- Multiple Doctors - Short Trips, 1.1 - Marvin and Me
- Multiple Doctors - Short Trips, 1.3 - Man, I Feel Like a Time Lady
- Multiple Doctors - Short Trips, 1.4 - The Greatest of Friends (uncredited cameo)
- Sorry, 3.1 - Pip (cameo)
- Pompous, X.1 - The Pompous Redemption (cameo)
- Multiple Doctors, X.4 - Christmas Two
- Dynamite, 2.1 - The Doctor Returns
- Fruit Pastel, 2.2 - Clusterflunk (cameo)
Unreleased Appearances[]
Howdy Sweetpea[]
- Dynamite, 2.2 - Off the Rails
- Dynamite, 2.3/4 - Gallifrey Falls
- Dynamite, 2.5 - Darker Water
- Dynamite, 2.6 - The Birth of River Island
TBC (Wave Three)[]
- Dynamite, 3.1 - TBC
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