Impetus
Recoil:
The Doctor is finally feeling like she understands her own life. She’s been through three end of the universe scenarios so far in the past few weeks - she knows how to deal with her new brain. She’s finally comfortable. Nowhere to go but forwards… but the universe has other intentions. As history itself begins to go backwards, the time war hits into the next gear…
To Her Coy Mistress:
The Doctor, Parker and Carol are traveling backwards along their own history, and there’s little that they can do about it. More frustrating to the Doctor still, they’re speed dating through all of the important moments in the Doctor and River’s life. There are some things that should remain private - and some futures and pasts meant to be unseen.
Oh My Dear Doctor You Have Been Naive: Carol’s own timeline is next on the chopping block as the trio find themselves stuck in Carol’s childhood in New York, from before her parents died and she moved to Sheffield. Carol’s about to after all these years find out the real reason why her parents died. Her name is The Master.
Please Attend Carefully:
The Master, toying with the Doctor to prove what she can do, blasts the Doctor straight into fragments of her past from all across the multiverse. There’s only one way out. To help the Master get the weapon she used to send them here in the first place. Things are about to get complicated.
Time in Solitary:
Parker and Carol don’t get along very well. They’re opposing personalities - and the Doctor is nowhere to be found. As the duo are plagued by visions of those they have lost, including The Doctor and Carol’s mother, they must find a solution. Fortunately, they’re going to have lots of quality time together to do so. Everyone in London is missing…
Proliferation or Surface Pressure:
As the Doctor finds herself amidst that whole business with Scaroth, last of the Jagaroth, she discovers her past selves are also traveling backwards through time. They’ve been lured here - and they keep building up. Soon, The Doctor, Parker and Carol have to rush to stop themselves from stopping themselves from stopping themselves from interfering with history…
An Unearthly Caveman:
In 10,000 BC, the Doctor and companions accidentally arrive amid a kerfuffle. One of the Doctor’s alternative selves has accidentally bludgeoned in a very important caveman with a large rock.
The Dalek Occupation of Time:
The Doctor, Carol and Parker soon find themselves meeting earlier in this strange alternative First Doctor’s timeline. Something seems to have happened to send him so off course - and it appears to be the death of Susan at the hands of the Daleks. But he didn’t meet the Daleks until later… As time breaks around them, The Doctor struggles to appeal to herself for redemption.
Forwards
The Doctor, Parker and Carol have hitched up with another of the Doctor’s selves and are regrettably now traveling in increments in the opposite direction - and they’re going a bit too far into the Doctor’s future for their own good. They’ve landed on a moon somewhere in the Doctor’s future. A Doctor Moon.
Innocence:
As the end of the universe comes at last, the Autons walk. Sent back from the edge of The Doctor’s lifetime itself, The Doctor finds herself trapped in yet another fragment of her past and the Master’s plot is coming to fruition… Carol and Parker are going backwards and must soon say goodbye to the Doctor at last. Tonight it’s goodbye.
What I've Learned, Loved and Lost:
The Master has set off the time bomb that sent the universe’s time backwards in the first place. The effects of setting off said bombs have already happened - the time maelstrom is growing in power. But when a confrontation goes awry, The Doctor finds herself face to face with the Guardians of the Edge, unsure how to go forward now that back is the only option.
Adieu:
The Doctor is dying. She’s burning up. As the time war comes to a close, and a final confrontation comes to pass between her and the Master, a burning question arises amid all this death - was it worth it? And what next?