What do you you know? It IS a word. I've learned something new!
I would have mixed feelings myself in the extremely unlikely event that they ever actually did a crossover movie. By the way, what did you think of the theme music?
The Dr Who Irwin Allen link:
The following Dr Who stories wouldn't be to out of place in The Voyage ToThe Bottom Of The Sea: The Underwater Menace (Mad Scientist tries to drain the Atlantic), The Macra Terror (Planet of giant crabs), Fury From The Deep (Hypnotic Sea Weed), The Power Of Kroll (Giant Squid), The Sea Devils & Warriors Of The Deep (Intelligent prehistoric amphibious creatures try to reclaim the Earth.)
Here are some others I noticed: (DW = Dr Who Episode, V = VTTBOTS Episode.)
V) The Sky Is Falling: Something Alien Drains All The Seaview's power.
DW) Death To The Daleks: Something Alien Drains All The Tardis's power.
V) The Price Of Doom: An intelligent Plankton attacks.
DW) Fury From The Deep: An intelligent Seaweed attacks.
V) The Last Battle, Death From The Past DW) Silver Nemesis: An encounter with Nazis planning to start the 4th Reich.
V) The Invaders: An eons old being played by a guest start (Robert Duvall) is brought back to life.
DW) The Ice Warriors: An eons old being played by a guest start (Bernard Breslaw) is brought back to life.
V) The Buccanneer: An art collector attempts to steal The Mona Lisa.
DW) The City Of Death: An Alien posing as an art collector attempts to get Leonardo Di Vinchi to paint many copies of The Mona Lisa.
V) The Secret Of The Loch, DW) The Terror Of The Zygons: An encounter with the Loch Ness Monster.
V) The Cyborg: A robot replica of Nelson is part of a plot.
DW) The Chase, The Android Invasion & The Caves Of Androazi: A robot replica of The Doctor is part of a plot.
V) Leviathan, DW) Inferno: Matter from under the Earth's crust turns someone into a monster.
V) The Death Ship, DW) The Mind Of Evil, The Day Of The Daleks & Earthshock: A plot to ruin a peace conference.
V) The Menfish, DW) The Underwater Menace: A mad scientist creates human - fish hybrids.
V) Deadly Invasion, DW) The Faceless Ones: An encounter with faceless Aliens.
V) Deadly Invasion, DW) Warriors Of The Deep: An attack on an underwater base.
V) The Creature, DW) The Power Of Kroll: A Creature grows to a huge size.
V) Shadowmind, DW) The Masque Of Mandragora: An being made totally of energy attacks.
V) The Wax Man, The Cyborg DW) The Chase, Spearhead From Space, The Android Invasion, The Resurrection Of The Daleks, The Caves Of Androazi: Replicas of important personel are used in a plot.
V) Fires Of Death, DW) The Brain Of Morbius, Planet Of Fire: A plot based around elixir obtained from volcanic activity.
V) The Return Of Blackbeard, DW) The Mind Robber: An encounter with Blackbeard.
V) Savage Jungle, DW) The Seeds Of Death, The Seeds Of Doom: A super-sized plant almost ingulfs the Earth.
Dr Who - Lost In Space Similarities.
(DW = Dr Who Episode, L = Lost In Space Episode.)
L) The Hungry Sea, DW) Inside The Spaceship, Castrovalva: A close encounter with the sun.
L) The Space Croppers, DW) The Seeds Of Death, The Claws Of Axos: All feature something that can absorb all energy from a planet.
L) Lost Civilisation, DW) The Planet Of The Daleks: An frozen invasion army is almost awakened.
L) A Visit To Hades, DW) The Dalek's Masterplan: A visit to a prison planet.
L) The Golden Man, DW) Galaxy 4: A war between ugly & attractive aliens who are not as they seem.
L) The Toymaker, DW) The Celestrial Toymaker: A visit to an extra dimensional domain populated by toy-like beings.
L) The Astral Traveller, DW) The Terror Of The Zygons: An encounter with the Loch Ness Monster.
L) A Day At The Zoo, DW) The Space Museum: A/The regular(s) almost end up on display.
Dr Who - The Time Tunnel Similarities.
(DW = Dr Who Episode, T = The Time Tunnel Episode.)
T) The Revenge Of The Gods, DW) The Myth Makers: The Regulars get involved in The Trojan War.
T) Reign Of Terror, DW) The Reign Of Terror: A visit to France during the Revolution.
T) The Ghost Of Nero, DW) The Romans: An encounter With Nero.
T) Idol Of Death, DW) The Aztecs: An attempt by the regulars to save The Aztecs.
T) Attack Of The Barbarian, DW) Marco Polo: An ecounter with Marco Polo's expedition to China.
T) Merlin The Magician, DW) Battlefield: Stories based around King Arthur's adventures.
Dr Who - Land Of The Giants Similarities.
The Dr Who story Planet Of The Giants is very similar.
Did the Production team have something about boxers? as they cast Sugar Ray Robinson as Biff in Giants & All That Jazz, & Jerry Quarry as Bron in A Place Called Earth.
To be honest, you could link Doctor Who with any sci-fi series in some way. Even (shudders) Star Trek. That's what makes DW so great - it can encompass all forms of sci-fi, because of it's flexibility. It can cover mutants, races, federations, spaceships, historicals and psuedo-historicals, you name it. By contrast, ST has to work harder to diversify, because it has to explain it all.
Crossover Movie:
It'll never happen, but someone imagined what the titles would look like. Does have an interesting version of the theme.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=dwxMwDfSLMg
I watched it waiting for something to happen. Sorry, Chris, but I'd have preferred to have read a bunch of names as a .txt file than sit through four minutes of them flashing slowly on the screen. (Not your fault. Anything would seem boring after the 11 Doctors trailer!) :-)
I did say it was just the titles.
I liked it because it got my imagination going about what a crossover would be like. What kind of story would it be? Could it be done well and believably in the framework of both series? Would it "mend fences" between the more rabid fans of both series that considers the other substandard, or would both consider the TARDIS materializing on the Starship Enterprise just silly and demeaning to both series?
(Plus, if nothing else, the version of the Doctor Who theme in these titles would be perfect for a "Time War" Doctor Who movie.)
I think Dimensions in Time conclusively proved that our TARDIS should NEVER condescend to materialise anywhere that isn't pure Who. I even cringe at lines like 'Arthur Dent - now that was a nice man' (Christmas Invasion) despite having nothing against Hitchhikers. Which is just fine, in its place. Its place - like the place of any other TV programme ever - being way, WAY below Doctor Who. Barely worthy of grovelling at Who's feet, in fact, with any sort of miscegenation being out of the question.
Miscegenation?.....[looks in dictionary].....
What do you you know? It IS a word. I've learned something new! I would have mixed feelings myself in the extremely unlikely event that they ever actually did a crossover movie.
By the way, what did you think of the theme music?
*Sniff* I s'pose the theme music was...recognisable. Though whoever did that gave Trekkies precedence, there's no doubt about it. AND they couldn't even spell Russell T God's name right...
Hey look! Someone actually did one. It's not bad.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JhAPkkLgtI
That was excellent!
Here's part 2:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5y4I0fT6SU0
Part 3 is in two sections.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERhu7LUxprs&feature=channel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERhu7LUxprs&feature=channel
2nd section:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2M47diM41nA&feature=channel
Ugg, ugg, what kind of sick-minded pervert would stick TREKKIES in the middle of what WOULD have been a delightful slice of Eccy/Tennanty goodness?
It seems a Who/Trek crossover was considered:
http://trekmovie.com/2010/01/10/russell-t-davies-considered-star-trek-pastiche-for-2009-doctor-who-easter-special/
This was really well done, Doctor Who and Star Trek coming together, my two favourite science fiction shows. I really enjoyed it.
Ah, bless! Even the new Daleks look adorable!
And now in Lego! (albeit in cartoon form)
I must admit I'm struggling to identify some of them, and the screwdrivers are the wrong colour, I think, but I love Ten's detachable hand!
Oh, aren't they wonderful! And...thorough. I don't recognise several of 'em either. I think my favourite (aside, as you say, from Mr Detatchable Hand) is Cassandra...
On that note, I did see models for a Lego Tardis, fourth Doctor and K9 a few years ago.
Quite silly.
We have name tags, people!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/8913026@N06/4884763226/
Though even WITH name tags, Sarah, Jenny, Rory and 'One of the Family of Blood' are pretty unrecognisable. And is it fair to label Mickey as 'Mickey the Idiot' when he's in full universe-saving hard guy mode?
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A Star Trek/Doctor Who crossover is apparently going to happen:
http://www.bleedingcool.com/2012/02/10/scoop-doctor-who-star-trek-official-crossover/
How about a crossover with the new British series, Atlantis. The Doctor can pop by and team up with Jason, Hercules, and Pythagoras.
Maybe they can find a way to life the curse from poor Medusa.
BTW: Jason, in his series, is from 21st Century Earth. Somehow, while trying to find out what happened to his father, he was transported to Atlantis (which seems to exist in another dimension on this show).
Since the Wiki entry includes brackets, it won't work here as a link. If you're interested, go to Wikipedia and enter Atlantis (TV Series) for more info on this show.
Since the Wiki entry includes brackets, it won't work here as a link.
I have seen this statement made many times, so I'm testing it because I am curious.
The Doctor could always turn up on Red Dwarf. I think that would make a smegging good story.
The Time Tunnel. The Doctor could figure out where Doug and Tony have been for the last 47 years and finally send them home. Possibly, they could pick up Sam Beckett from Quantum Leap along the way.
Unless I remember it wrong, Sam did not travel physically through time, only his mind did.
Actually Sam did physically travel in time. He was just seen and heard as the person he temporarily replaced.
There was one episode where he leapt into a Vietnam vet who had no legs (he lost them in the war). Yet, there was a scene, where he had to get up and walk to save someone. Of course, anyone looking at him saw this legless guy floating in the air.
Ah, I always thought it was a mind exchange, his mind in the body of a person in the past, and that person's mind in his body in the present, and that was why those around him saw him as the past person, even himself when he looked in a mirror.
I always assumed it was Sam's soul that time travelled?
*Shakes head in contemptuous pity at losers who think they can time-travel without a sexy blue box...*
What color was the machine that Sam used to time travel with?
There's great potential for an Arrowverse crossover. I mean you already have Captain Jack as Malcolm Merlin on Arrow and on the upcoming spinoff, The Atom you'll have Rory as Rip Hunter, Time Master.
I can just see Emily blasting both actors for leaving the Whoniverse for "Lesser Programmes" as she would put it.
Well, usually I would but in THIS case, they're not really to blame. You just KNOW Captain Jack would spend the rest of his life in the Whoniverse if he could, and poor Rory got the boot because AMY decided to leave...
How about Dr. Bunsen Honeydew as a renegade Time Lord and Beaker as his assistant. The Swedish Chef could be the villain.
The Doctor ends up on Keeping Up With The KarTRASHians, and discovers they're all aliens out to •••• the minds from their viewers.
Can the Doctor stop these evil Kardies, before it's too late?
Dr. Who Enters The Stephen King Universe
So what if the Doctor landed his Tardis in the New England scenarios of Stephen King and encountered....
The Spider Monster/Killer Clown from IT. The Spider in the novel was an Alien left behind by a Other World craft in Prehistoric times. This could've been one of the Spiders from Metebelis 3 from Jon Pertwee's PLANET OF THE SPIDERS
The zombie creatures from PET SEMATARY which is revealed as a sinister scheme concocted by his nemesis The Master... or the Master joins forces with the Vampire residents of 'Salem's Lot to do Lord knows what...
The Rani decides to befriend the tormented Carrie White and have her use her telekenetic powers to achieve an evil scheme on Earth...
The Doctor and whatever companion(s)try to prevent the evil of the Alien Craft in THE TOMMYKNOCKERS from being unleashed....
Hey, Moff, take some notes here...
re: the Doctor meeting Doc Brown from BTTF.
The Doctor would probably look with amused condescension at the DeLorean, but would probably clap Brown on the back all the same.
Although, it may be more interesting to see how each regeneration of the Doctor would respond to Doc Brown. Three would probably steal the DeLorean for some single-dimensional road-racing.
Pertwee: Roads, Sarah Jane? Where we're going, we won't need roads!
;-)
There are tons of such crossovers on Youtube, like this one for instance. 
Looks like we had a narrow escape...DWM: 'Gareth Thomas has recalled that he and Tom Baker...were both desperately keen for the Doctor to bump into Blake in one show or the other: just a quick, parenthetic "Morning, Doctor!", "Morning, Roj!", as they breezed past, both too busy saving their respective universes to stop for small-talk.'
Hey! Maybe they could officially do something like that with Capaldi Doctor and Cumberbatch Sherlock.
The Doctor could have teamed up with Blake and Co. to stop the new Servelan/Master alliance.
This is the male Master, right Tim? I couldn't stand to see Missy vamping it up with Servelan...
Why can't we have a DW/Our Gang crossover? Darla and Alfalfa help foil an alien plot and we learn that the Gwen/Gwyneth explanation is why Jane Withers looked so much like a little girl Alfalfa
Maybe they could officially do something like that with Capaldi Doctor and Cumberbatch Sherlock.
If he lived in the Whoniverse, wouldn't SHERLOCK HOLMES be smart enough to notice all those alien invasions...?
I couldn't stand to see Missy vamping it up with Servelan...
What's WRONG with Missy vamping it up with Chessene (Servalan. Whatever)??
Shame they never did a crossover with the Muppet Show. The Doctor allies with a piece of green felt that has Jim Henson's hand up its' rear.
I can see the Doctor on the planet Koozbain.
Doctor: We're just in time for the gallio-hoop-hoop.
Emily - If he lived in the Whoniverse, wouldn't SHERLOCK HOLMES be smart enough to notice all those alien invasions...?
I wonder what a 'Sherlock scan' through the Doctor's eyes would look like?
While not Doctor Who, I seem to recall seeing a book featuring Sherlock during the events of The War Of The Worlds (maybe even more than one book).
Oh, Doctor Who & UFO would seem to make for an interesting crossover.
What if instead of UNIT the Doctor became the scientific adviser for SHADO.
Or a team-up with Ivar from Valiant Comics Timewalker.
Barry Windsor-Smith created the Doctor Who-esque character during the TSLABY. Smith's later creator-owned Paradoxman was similar.
Me on December 8, 2013:
How about a crossover with the new British series, Atlantis.
Scratch that. Atlantis has been cancelled. Dang, I liked that show 
*Shakes head mock-sadly* Robin Hood, King Arthur, Atlantis...they ALL tried to fill the bottomless chasm that is the between-Who-seasons Saturday slot. And they all failed dismally. (In the case of Atlantis, they REALLY should have seen it coming. I mean, Who does a great (if dead) King Arthur and a great (if highly annoying) Robin Hood, but even WHO failed to do a good Atlantis story...)
It's not that long ago that you were waxing lyrical about 'The Underwater Menace'.
How quickly they forget!
Well actually it's a return to her original thoughts as she genuinely hated it when the board started up (it's all there on the board- makes for great reading)
I don't hate it any more! I was thinking mainly of The Time Monster, honest! When you're in the right mood Underwater Episode Two is sheer delight! It's just that it's SO LONG since I've been in the right mood thanks to the BBC screwing up the DVD release...
I was looking at some SF figures/toys based on sci-fi characters & realized that Daleks vs. Predators could be an interesting crossover.
Also potentially quite interesting (if a bit short), 'Adric vs. Predator'.
I was looking at some SF figures/toys based on sci-fi characters & realized that Daleks vs. Predators could be an interesting crossover.
Seriously, it wouldn't even be a contest.
how about this... Doctor Who, Indiana Jones and the Quest For More of Fandom's Money?
The Doctor could always turn up on Red Dwarf. I think that would make a smegging good story.
Just imagine the Cat hearing about the Cat nurses on New Earth.
Francois - Seriously, it wouldn't even be a contest.
Well, I suppose it depends on which Daleks you use. RTD's overpowered munchkins yes, but Classic series Daleks would be more interesting.
Judibug - Just imagine the Cat hearing about the Cat nurses on New Earth.
Just imagine the Cat critiqueing the Doctor's wardrobe. ;-)
Daleks vs. Predators
No contest. The Predators would make short work of Davros's pepper pots.
what's a Predator?
This:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Predator_%28alien%29
No contest. The Predators would make short work of Davros's pepper pots.
One on one, perhaps, although a race who boasts that a single one of them could deal with a hundred thousand cypermen is nothing to sneeze at. But then the Predators would face retaliation, which would involve the merciless extermination of their entire race, and probably the complete destruction of all the planets they occupy for good measure.
Francois, the boasting ones were the vastly overpowered ones from the new series. (More powerful than a supernova, able to leap over tall buildings with a single glide, and nothing less than a bursting deus ex machina can pierce their force fields.)
For such a crossover it would be better to to use the Daleks from the Classic series which were dangerous, but not impossible to beat.
RTD always pulled out the deus ex machine, didn't he.
Isn't that the reason he's called Russell T. God? ;-)
I vote for Simpsons Who. Just to see Maggie as a time lord with her sonic pacifier. Several episodes imply that Maggie has an adult's mind in an infant body. Obviously a failed regeneration.
The Doctor investigates why everyone in Springdale look like mutants.
Mr Burns is a version of the Master crossed with Kan'po.
*cough* Mr Burns/Smithers *cough*
*cough* Davros/Nyder *cough*
The Doctor meets the Woman In Black.
Of course, he would notice that she bears a striking resemblance to Alice the maid in Snowmen (because both TWIB and Alice were played by Elizabeth White).
An artist created a size comparison chart with vessels from different TV shows, animes & video games including Doctor Who.
The TARDIS is amongst the competitor's in a race of several different spacecraft.
Whoops! Forgot to include the blasted link! D'oh!
An artist created a size comparison chart with vessels from different TV shows,
I was about to say 'WHERE THE **** IS THE TARDIS?!' when I noticed someone had kindly done so already:
Q: And where's TARDIS?
A: It's both too large and too small for the chart.
Good answer.
From the outside it would be microscopic. From the inside it could contain all of these ships, with plenty of room to spare.
Also considering that on that chart 1 pixel is equal to 10 meters, the TARDIS would have to about 1/10th of a pixel wide which would be tough to represent in computer art. ;-)
How would the Doctor have fared against The Shop from Firestarter?
Moffat in DWM, when asked if he'd do a Who/Star Trek crossover: 'I'd do it in a heartbeat. Talk to the other lot.'
MOFFAT MUST GO!
Oh, wait...
I have an old fanzine somewhere that has nothing but Doctor Who crossover stories. Of course there's the obligatory Who/Star Trek crossovers (Classic Who, of course, as this was in the '80s), but others included Wizards & Warriors, All Creatures Great and Small (Peter Davison was one of the stars of that show; he played a veterinarian), Remington Steele, and M*A*S*H.
Mmmmm, the Doctor lands in Korea and puts an end to the war. I like that. I bet Hawkeye would LOVE that. 
I have an old fanzine somewhere that has nothing but Doctor Who crossover stories...All Creatures Great and Small (Peter Davison was one of the stars of that show; he played a veterinarian)
Who the HELL wants to watch the Doctor spend three years saving the universe with his arm up a cow's backside?
On second thoughts, maybe that would have livened up the Davison Era no end. Said cow would DEFINITELY have been an improvement on some (if not all) of his ACTUAL Companions...
Said cow would DEFINITELY have been an improvement on some (if not all) of his ACTUAL Companions...
That is very uncharitable, tsk tsk.
Charity be damned, it's TRUE, isn't it?
The Cow would have displayed more charisma than Adric, more emotion than Nyssa, less Australian-accented screechiness than Tegan, less annoying-ginger-treachery than Turlough, and MUCH less distracting-you-from-tragic-regeneration-scene cleavage than Peri...
...Oh, and it would make A LOT more sense if the Doctor fled Gallifrey to avoid becoming a Davison/Cow Hybrid than for any ON-SCREEN excuse we got for this nonsense...
About M*A*S*H, maybe the Doctor teleports Henry Blake off the plane and takes him as a companion, ala Charley Pollard?
9, "Hello I'm the Doctor!".
4, "You maybe a Doctor, but I'm thee Doctor the genuine article you might say".
I'm working on my own crossover as an ongoing story. It's based Philip José Farmer's Riverworld series of novels.
Riverworld is an Earth like planet, Terra-formed to consist solely of a single long river-valley. Everyone who has died finds themselves resurrected on Riverworld. They must find out just how and why they ended up there.
I decided to adapt it for Doctor Who guest characters, using the same premise, that DW guest characters that died wake up on Riverworld.
So far the three characters I have there are Vince Hawkins, Eckersley, and Lynda (with a y) Moss). I will add more as the story goes on (this is going to be an ongoing project).
Natalie already knows about this (since she's a member of Glued To The Screen, where this story is located), but I'd just thought I'd tell the rest of you as well. Hope no one minds.
The Whoniverse has its own PERFECTLY GOOD resurrection-of-every-human-who's-ever-died in The City of the Saved...
The City of the Saved
That name means nothing to me. I'm guessing it's an Audio, right?
Anyway, were Vince, Eckersley, or Lynda specifically mentioned? If not, I think I'm safe.
Besides, it's not like Doctor Who uses a concept just once, just ask one of the two Loch Ness Monsters or visit one the three Atlantis's.
I'm guessing it's an Audio, right?
Faction Paradox novels, actually.
Anyway, were Vince, Eckersley, or Lynda specifically mentioned? If not, I think I'm safe.
You're TOTALLY safe.
Besides, it's not like Doctor Who uses a concept just once, just ask one of the two Loch Ness Monsters or visit one the three Atlantis's.
Loch Ness Monsters and Atlantises are one thing (well, two things. Five things. WHATever). But coping with ONE afterlife is bad enough for people like me without having TWO of the bug -er, ideologically confusing things - to deal with.
Just for the record, the City of the Saved was created by Compassion-the-TARDIS. I just hope YOU have as good an excuse. (Not that that WAS a particularly good excuse, I mean, Compassion's name WAS supposed to be ironic.)
Faction Paradox was written by your friend, Lawrence Miles, right?
As for me, well, I'm really borrowing a lot from the Riverworld stories. Check out the link below, it can explains things much better than I can:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riverworld
That being said, however, Vince, Eckersley, and Lynda aren't wandering around some afterlife. Rather their physical bodies have been restored. There is no magic here, just science so advanced that it seems like magic.
Following the 2016 Xmas special.
So Clark Kent ran into the wrong phone booth?
With hindsight if only.
Pre credits:
Superman sensing people in peril runs into the Tardis and gets part way through changing when it dawns on him it's not a phone box and there's a two second moment of awkward silence with him and 12 liking at each other.
12 (deadpan), "Yes it's bigger on the inside, don't you have people to save?".
Superman quickly finishes getting changed and flies off.
**looking at each other not liking at each other.
Superman is perhaps the only person in the universe that a man-who-used-to-be-Colin-Baker can criticise for his dress sense...
Superman is dressed like a circus strongman of the late 1930s, and was also created in a period when capes and tights were considered the costume of the future (as in 'Things to Come', and every other Astounding cover). So there is a logic to what he wears.
The sixth Doctor, on the other hand...
The Doctor meets DC's Legends Of Tomorrow and notices that Rip Hunter bears a striking resemblance to Rory Williams (because Arthur Darvill plays Rip).
Would be hilarious if Rip Hunter WAS Rory Williams going under an alias.
Yes, I know the back stories don't mesh.
And the Doctor also finds out that Captain Jack has gone rogue. He's changed his name to Malcolm Merlyn and is palling around with Damien Dhark and Eobard Thawne 
Well Guinan was a very long-lived being, who could sense disruptions in time, and who wore very strange hats. Perhaps it's time for the Star Trek/Doctor Who crossover which reveals that Guinan is a Time Lord.
Don't forget that Q was scared of her.
Don't forget that Q was scared of her.
He wasn't scared of her, well, not when he had his powers anyway. The weird part is that she behaved as if she actually could take him on.
I think Dr. Who prevails:
The Zombies of Pet sematary aren't particularly dangerous unless you're completely unprepared for them- they don't move as fast as humans and can be killed as easily as humans. The question here is what happens if the Wendigo decides to make an appearance.
The vampires of 'Salem's Lot' aren't particularly intelligent. The ones left in the Lot after Barlow is killed don't even seem particularly interested in taking over other towns- they just seem to pick off stray travellers and make occasional raids on nearby settlements. They've got the usual weaknesses- religious symbols, sunlight and the like. They DO seem to have some mind control powers although this varies from vampire to vampire.
The Tommyknockers should be no problem for the Doctor- this is what he handles on a regular basis after all.
Carrie is a wild card- the Doctor might be able to use some gadget to stun her or maybe he could just talk to her and calm her down. After all, he does seem to have a talent for picking up random people. Carrie as the Doctor's new sidekick?
It is the major problem here. It seems to be vulnerable to children because they can use their powers of imagination to drive It into forms which have vulnerabilities. As adults, the kids who killed it knew this and were able to work as such. Will the Doctor, without this information, be able to stop It? Of course this might depend on if he meets the town librarian who was one of the kids.
Frankly, I would love to see a Doctor Who/Aliens crossover. Maybe not quite as much as the now-scuttled Dark Horse/IDW Star Trek: The Next Generation/Aliens crossover (because the 24th-century is just too safe, and the Xenomorphs would puncture Picard's pretensions reallydamnfast), but I'd still love to see it.
Fundamentally, the Alien stories are all "base under siege" stories. One of Doctor Who's basic story types is "base under siege." A Who/Aliens story would hit the body horror buttons in a way that Doctor Who hasn't done in a long time, at least since "Asylum of the Daleks," maybe as far back as "The Tenth Planet," because Doctor Who itself has become somewhat "safe." The Xenomorph could really screw with the Doctor -- he knows the universe isn't made for us (to borrow a phrase from Carl Sagan), he's fought monsters, but he's become complacent in his old age, and he finds himself out of his depth.
The Doctor versus the Xenomorphs. There's definitely any number of stories that could be told. If Dark Horse and Titan put their heads together, I'd love to see what they could do. The question, of course, would be, "What does the BBC think about mixing their 'family show' with an R-rated horror franchise?" But it's possible to do Aliens PG-13.
"The A-Team" character played by Mr. T.
Walker, Texas Ranger.
Rambo.
They'll put together they're own little army and go kick every square inch of Dalek arse.
I'm writing an Indiana Jones/Futurama crossover where the Planet Express crew get transported to the Indy world. Aside from how they'd interact with Indy, Bender dealing with Short Round would be hilarious. (Short Round: "No more parachutes!" Bender [picks up Short Round]: "Here's a parachute we can use!")
MacGyver waving his Leatherman (old school) or SAK (modern version) around, but failing to escape because it doesn't have a green or blue glowing light on the end.
[Bill Potts in Narnia]
Bill: "Jesus Christ, a talking lion!"
Aslan: "You are correct, on multiple levels"
With Hanna-Barbera Productions involved, Scooby-Doo could've been the Doctor's companion: "Rats right, Roctor! Ret's rive the Raster the Reath Renalty!"
Scooby-Who?
;-)
Still a crossover would have to end with the Master being unmasked and him declaring, "I would have got away with it if it hadn't been for these meddling kids!"
Doctor Who/Yes Minister - Sixth Doctor and Sir Humphrey Appleby?
A Fan Fiction I wrote a couple of years ago, A Grand Adventure. Nyssa and Tegan end up on Gilligan's Island:
https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11906855/1/A-Grand-Adventure
Stuff Missy - a crossover with Prisoner: Cell Block H? Jodie battling Joan Ferguson at her height?
A crossover between Doctor Who and The Orville would be a good fit.
Scooby Doo Who
Scooby Doo depended on a limitless supply of dodgy, abandoned fairground/mine owners engaging in the un-commonplace tactic of faking supernatural events. There also seemed no limit to the credulity of Shaggy and Scooby despite being involved in investigating many scores of such cases. I guess this could have been down to the drugs they were obviously taking.
The later Scooby Doo episodes used real ghosts.
It WHAT!
How did it get away with THAT?
I'm still bothered by the fact we didn't get a proper scientific explanation for the 'ghost' in SJA: The Eternity Trap...
Well, Scooby Doo was a Saturday morning cartoon. Light years away from Doctor Who.
Light years away from Doctor Who.
except during Season Seventeen 
The Doctor meets Bernard Quatermass.
After all, Season Seven (Pertwee's first season) was heavily influenced by the Quatermass saga.
and Remembrance indicates he exists in the Whoniverse
And Allison or Rachel (I can never remember which is which, even after six audio box sets) mentioned 'Bernard' of the British Rocket Group.
I guess if they got the okay from the Nigel Kneale estate, it could happen.
The obvious crossover is Mr. Bean vs the Master.
The Doctor Who/Star Trek: TNG crossover comic can be read here:
https://readcomiconline.to/Comic/Star-Trek-The-Next-Generation-Doctor-Who-Assimilation-2
Actually quite enjoyable.
Just one glaring nit. Why would the Cybermen destroy the Borg instead of upgrading them to full Cyberman status? I mean, the Borg would probably welcome the opportunity, they are always seeking to improve themselves and to integrate new and better technology into their collective.
You DIDN'T.
Didn't what?
I loved the bit with the Fourth Doctor and the Classic Trek characters. Spock is fascinated by a jelly baby
*Curls up whimpering in existential crisis*
I was just a comic, Emily. Chill.
I myself enjoyed my two favourite Sci-Fi franchises being brought together like that.
When the Doctor and Enterprise crew disabled the Cyber-Controller's ship, why did the other ships in the armada keep going instead of immediately turning back and coming to its assistance?
NANJAO The Enterprise's crew should not have been so impressed by the TARDIS being bigger on the inside. It's a concept they are familiar with, holodecks look bigger on the inside, albeit for different reasons.
Spock probably finds his own leavings "fascinating"...
Tim - I was just a comic, Emily.
All about a red-headed Canadian teenager in love with a girl, Nyssa, who doesn't know he exists.
And featuring his wacky friends: Judy, master of disguise. The overly sarcastic KAM. Doctor Who obsessed Emily...
;-)
NANJAO The Enterprise's crew should not have been so impressed by the TARDIS being bigger on the inside. It's a concept they are familiar with, holodecks look bigger on the inside, albeit for different reasons.
Yeah, but they know and understand the holodeck.
Here they're being confronted by this huge craft inside what appears to be a mid-20th Century British Police Box.
Natalie wrote:
Tim, Keith, Steve, Francois, etc:
The story I'm working is called The Adventures of Palaxior. It is a Doctor Who fic, concerning the travels of an OC renegade Time Lord, named Palaxior. Palaxior is in his early teens, and, instead of fighting against evil, he wants to just go on adventures throughout time and space. This fic will have all the hallmarks of DW: Daleks, Companions, Cybermen, Regenerations, Multi-Palaxior Stories, etc.
The story will also be a Massive Multiplayer Crossover. Instead of going through original places, they will go to places throughout media and fandom. For example, in the first episode he crash lands his tardis on Tatooine, and meets his first companion, a Twi'lek.
Who would win if the Doctor Who characters and the original Mouseketeers physically fought?
(and don't say, "the sponsors" ;))
A bunch of adults beating up little kids!?
Who would win if the Doctor Who characters and the original Mouseketeers physically fought?
Jerry and Tuffy?
;-)
looking to create an epic star wars/star trek/doctor who crossover on this site. after a malfunction with the tardis, a literal crack in space and time emerges. caused by this crack, portals appear between the star wars and star trek galaxies, with the doctor stranded in the middle of it. set during the prequel, next gen, and eleventh doctor eras respectively.
i'm specifically looking for a collaborator(s) for this project, or, at the very least, some advice on how to write out this story.
You would have loved the now missing Phantom Returns and LICC boards. ;-)
looking to create an epic star wars/star trek/doctor who crossover on this site. after a malfunction with the tardis, a literal crack in space and time emerges. caused by this crack, portals appear between the star wars and star trek galaxies, with the doctor stranded in the middle of it. set during the prequel, next gen, and eleventh doctor eras respectively.
Good luck.
If the tardis was drawn into the star wars universe what could the doctor realistically do against palpatine
Doctored Enterprise (plus River):
https://tinyurl.com/yczokeau
WhoTrek:
https://tinyurl.com/yd5uququ
How about a crossover with Firestarter?
We'd have to have a Poor Man's Substitute for Charlie McGee as Drew Barrymore would cost BF's budget for the entire next century but we'd get "The Shop". It's kinda like The Forge, only it's Yankee and hasn't got The Forge's scruples.
In Memory of Sir Sean Connery:
https://imgur.com/a/b5rpw5g
Scotty, the Third Doctor and Sulu:
https://imgur.com/a/r5qaa3a
Captain Picard meets the Eleventh Doctor:
https://imgur.com/a/7EsNrhc
Cool.
Daisy & Clara | I Could Never Hate You:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=LH8zWxxuves
Fan made crossover which presents Daisy from Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Clara from Doctor Who as sisters.
As well as Doctor Who, this video also presents Jenna Coleman as Clara from Jenna's work on The Cry and The Serpent.
Pretty neat.
Sisters? That would make Clara an Inhuman. I guess exposure to the Terragen mists gave her the ability to split herself into time. ;-)
The Tenth Doctor meets ET:
https://imgur.com/a/TXUJAhK
To be fair, it doesn't look as stupid as a PTING. Or an Adipose.
Three Doctors having an Excellent Adventure:
https://imgur.com/a/UihBQ14
*Horrified wincing*
Loki season 2 making Doctor Who canon?:
https://screenrant.com/loki-season-2-doctor-who-mcu-canon/?utm_medium=Social-Distribution&utm_campaign=SR-FB-P&utm_source=Facebook&fbclid=IwAR3uHoIYfEqH_WTsgWS9WsNrzvXlcxAhqF1vFJO6QMI4Iu4tyGmoDsS4iIs#Echobox=1658503625
But which Death's Head? The original, which met the Doctor, Death's Head II which was a different robot with some of the original's memories, or Death's Head III, which I know very little about?
But really, the idea that a character in a Marvel TV show has the same name and history of his comic book counterpart is just fan wank. The are plenty of differences between the comic and movie versions of Marvel characters that show this.
Whatever some other tv show does, Doctor Who is already canon.
A character occurring in two seemingly separate universes doesn't make anything canon. Those Cushing movies have the Daleks. Not canon. Comic strip stories have many of the same characters, but that doesn't make them canon. Twelve saying on-screen that Marinus becomes Cyberman doesn't automatically make that famous comic strip canon; it just means that the tv universe and the world of the comics have that in common, just as they have some other things in common.
Whatever Death's Head is, I'd rather see Brideshead Revisited visited.
Whatever some other tv show does, Doctor Who is already canon.
They mean Marvel canon. Which tbf Doctor Who already is, given the mildly irritating way that Marvel mixed their licensed and house characters together back in the 1970s and 1980s (though contrary to About Time, 'The Life of Pope John Paul II' does not taken place in the Marvel universe).
So the Marvel Universe didn't have a Pope John Paul II who's backstory matched that of the real life John Paul II? ;-)
A character occurring in two seemingly separate universes doesn't make anything canon. Those Cushing movies have the Daleks. Not canon. Comic strip stories have many of the same characters, but that doesn't make them canon. Twelve saying on-screen that Marinus becomes Cyberman doesn't automatically make that famous comic strip canon; it just means that the tv universe and the world of the comics have that in common, just as they have some other things in common.
I agree, but...it's just weird how MUCH they have in common. How uncanonical nonsenses somehow managed to get their grubby mitts on Sacred Truths. How extraordinarily similar the Human Nature novel was to The Real Thing, for instance...
How did an Ood got to be on the cover of a magazine set in Babylon 5:
https://imgur.com/a/hkm0nZm
They get EVERYWHERE.
Guardians of the Universe:
https://imgur.com/a/NAhYPhV
Captain Kirk, Jar Jar Binks and the TARDIS:
https://imgur.com/a/Sgtvvye
Dalek-Bert and Dalek-Ernie from the Cult of Sesame:
https://imgur.com/a/acKSGe3
I guess my recent story, A Visit To A Dead Planet can be considered a crossover. It involves the Fifth Doctor, Nyssa, and Tegan winding up on the planet Charn and meeting Jadis.*
*from the Chronicles Of Narnia.
Doomwatch (1972) movie:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EG1kSfB9sbY&t=303s
Based on the Doomwatch TV series created by Cybermen creators Gerry Davis and Kit Pedler.
I saw this when I borrowed the VHS of it I think in the late 1990s from a video library and I did not see what was left of the TV series until many years later.
Incidentally the Eighth Doctor story Minuet In Hell made by Big Finish established that Doomwatch is set in the Whoniverse.
It WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAT!
Minuet in Hell is the anti-gift that just keeps on making you hate it more and more, isn't it...
RTD confirms Doctor Who crossover with his ITV drama Nolly:
https://www.digitalspy.com/tv/a45529490/doctor-who-russell-t-davies-nolly-crossover/
This rather makes me wonder whether the star of that drama Helena Bonham Carter will be in this crossover.
Good grief.