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I'm delighted by all of the rogue Time Lords, and cannot wait to learn more about them.

Oh, this is an absolutely inspired idea.

Really cool, really creative idea! I'm excited to see where this goes.

Glad that this is back!

I won't lie: instant subscribe for the Springsteen quote/title.

My first choice for a female Doctor has always been Gina Bellman, personally.

Subscribed! This looks like fun.

I'm always happy to see a timeline where Paul Cornell gets a bigger role in shaping the show. Super great guy.

Peter Davison as the Master is a stroke of genius.

Subscribed. This is a genius idea.

I'm always interested in Doctor Who timelines! Can't wait to read!

Archive Of Our Own might be your best bet.

I mainlined this timeline in one sitting, and really enjoyed it. Super interesting how you were extrapolating the SORT of series that we could have gotten, based on the concept art we had. I do have a few questions, though they may have been answered elsewhere in the thread: -The Doctor is...

Have some patience, DocBrown.

I'd missed this timeline the first go-around, so it was a lot of fun to see it this time, especially as each incarnation started to get further and further away from OTL. The references to the companions were just icing on the cake.

I think the most engaging part of this timeline is how well you've woven together OTL's Doctors and the roles that this timeline's actors had in real life--like how Gene Wilder's Doctor has shades of Willy Wonka ("I am the dreamer of dreams"), along with references to Tom Baker's desire for more...

Before 1900, but: Lord Byron does not vacation at the Villa Diodati in 1816. The summer stay with Byron, Mary and Percy Shelley, and John Polidori never takes place. The four never agree to write ghost stories for one another. Polidori never writes The Vampyre, and thus, Bram Stoker is...