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FANFIC: Doctor Who and The X-Men II The Sequel
Doctor Who and The X-Men II The Sequel by Mr Scirev
FANFIC STORY NOTES
The first Doctor Who – X-Men crossover was written by yours truly for
the Scrolls of Gallifrey newsletter a real while ago. It was published
in 24th December 1995.
The original version which also involved quite a bit of X-Men backhistory,
including the X-Traitor saga, was even MSTified
with my permission. I even had a thought about a sequel to it at the time.
Little did I think that the sequel would take this form, thus I think it is
a better story.
Originally I wrote it as a second version of the original story, but it
ended up becoming a sequel. I didn’t even recall all the
plot details of the first version, so excuse me if it is different.
It IS supposed to be different.
It is written at a different time, after all. I’ve seen more Who, the
X-Men have been changed countless times, I’ve seen the great X-Men movie,
and I will choose that particular version of the X-Men for this story.
They came across in a realistic and straightforward manner. Also, this
fanfic features a brief Cameo by The Sliders.
They have a greater part in the Director’s Cut version of the original Doctor
Who and The X-Men. Adric does not appear in this story (he died in Earthshock
after all), instead Turlough appears.
It occurs after Mawdryn Undead but before Terminus in Classic Doctor Who.
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Doctor Who and the X-Men: The Director’s Cut fanfic – Part 10
Part 10.
(Back in the SOL)
Tom: [singing] Ain’t gonna sit through this again.
After a brief jaunt to the future timeline (Earth-9910) Bishop wanted to visit, the TARDIS rematerialised in the X-Men’s grounds, and the Doctor went out to give his goodbyes. Bishop had come back with the Doctor, this was his home now.
Having no more reason to stay on within the X-Men’s universe, the Doctor was preparing to enter the TARDIS again, together with Hindle and his companions, who were on the X-Men’s Mansion grounds, playing a little baseball game with the X-Men. The game had stopped as soon as the TARDIS had materialised.
The Doctor told the X-Men that now they were prepared for whenever they might meet the Adversary and the Mara. He hoped to be back there when this would happen someday.
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Doctor Who and the X-Men: The Director’s Cut fanfic – Part 9
Part 9.
(Back in the SOL)
Crow: Oh, for a landmine.
An angry man entered the room in the TARDIS where the X-Men, the Sliders, Hindle, the Doctor and his companions were. “Another parallel version of myself”, he said looking at
Hindle. He was wearing military garb, his hand crouched behind him holding some deadly gun.
(Back in the SOL)
Tom: Who’s this guy now?
Mike: How should I know?
“Hindle!” Adric shouted.
There were two Hindles in the room. The one who just came in had a military beret, but one with some unrecognisable insignia. The new Hindle looked at the Professor – “You! But you were dead.”
“It seems you have mistaken me for somebody else.” Arturo looked untrustingly at the Hindle lookalike. “No, no, I’m Colonel Rickman and I killed you, Arturo a few hours ago! You can’t be alive!” Rickman said.
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Doctor Who and the X-Men: The Director’s Cut fanfic – Part 7
Part 7.
(Back in the SOL)
Mike: [singing] Hope there ain’t eleven.
Author: There are twelve! Doctors, that is. Actually 13, as there’s the War Doctor, and also Ten.
The Doctor’s Diary
(Back in the SOL)
Crow: Now airing on Sky One! Also on Canal Jimmy, TVM2 and Rai Due!
I took a deep breath when I arrived at the TARDIS doors.
(Back in the SOL)
Mike: And held it. And held it. And held it…
Crow: ‘Til I finally passed out and the fanfic ended!
I turned slowly and looked towards the unbelieving mutants. I unlocked the doors, opened them and went inside.
(Back in the SOL)
Tom: It’s more Ratliff!
All: Aaaaah!!
“Well, won’t you follow me, come in!” I told the X-Men.
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Doctor Who and the X-Men: The Director’s Cut fanfic – Part 6
Part 6.
(Back in the SOL)
Crow: [singing] Throw some onions into the mix!
In the meantime, the other X-Men who went to Ellis Island have
returned, with Xavier who has landed once the galactic blockade was removed.
Professor X, Jean Grey, Rogue, Gambit, Psylocke, Bishop, Shadowcat, Beast,
Thunderbird, Nightcrawler, Colossus and the alien woman Cerise
were present in the professor’s Ready Room. The Doctor and his
companions, together with Hindle and the Sliders entered the room and they sat down.
(Back in the SOL)
Tom: It’s a Ratliff scene! Run!
Crow: Good idea, Tom!
[Crow bolts out of the theater.]
Mike: Crow! Get back here! Oh, cripes.
Tom: [unsteadily] Mike? I’m feeling a little wooozyyy… [Tom slumps over]
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Doctor Who and the X-Men: The Rewrite of the Original, or The Director’s Cut – Part 5
Part 5.
(Back in the SOL)
Tom: [singing] Stayin’ alive! Stayin’ alive!
Mike: That’s the spirit, Tom!
The familiar wheezing sound of
(Back in the SOL)
Crow: The ’85 Jimmy as it climbed a hill…
the TARDIS could be heard in an alley
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Doctor Who and the X-Men: The Rewrite of the Original, or The Director’s Cut – Part 4
Part 4.
(Back in the SOL)
All: [singing] Deedle doodle door!
In the TARDIS
After the TARDIS has travelled to Universe-616, the Doctor has entered the co-ordinates of Earth-616, but somehow something is is blocking the TARDIS, as soon as it reaches the outer edges of the Solar System.
Adric said “The TARDIS scanners are indicating a huge facility with thousands of inhabitants, of various alien races, beyond the orbit of Pluto.” “It appears to be a transmat terminus, due to the energies which are being generated there”, the Doctor commented. “We’ll have to materialise there first”
“Doctor, is Earth-616 the same as our own Earth Prime?” asked Arturo.
“No, it is not. I am sorry.” the Doctor replied.
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Doctor Who and the X-Men: The Rewrite of the Original, or The Director’s Cut – Part 3
Part 3.
(Back in the SOL)
All: [singing] Watch out for that tree!
(PU, a couple of minutes back) Tegan exclaimed “Oh my God, that’s the Mara which had taken control of me, way back on Deva Loka!
Doctor, please don’t let it take control of me again!”
(Back in the SOL)
Crow: [Tegan] It might give me a personality or angst or something!
(PU)
Nyssa said “calm down Tegan, the Doctor will find a way, you know he always does.”
(Back in the SOL)
Mike: Funny how most of his solutions rarely work until he kicks the
console.
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Doctor Who and the X-Men: The Rewrite of the Original, or The Director’s Cut – Part 2
Part 2.
A few days ago, The Doctor, Tegan, Nyssa and Adric were travelling in the TARDIS when suddenly something shook the TARDIS. Tegan was certain that the floor and the walls of the rooms of the TARDIS were melting or even disappearing.
Tegan had just experienced one of her recurring nightmares. She could not understand why she kept having these since she was now free of the Mara, according to the Doctor.
The Mara was a pure essence of evil, a primeval being.
She suspected the Mara was responsible for these dreams. On the Kinda’s world, Deva Loka, the Mara had taken control of her mind for its evil purposes, entering our universe in this way. But the Doctor had found a way to banish the Mara back to where it apparently came from, using a circle of mirrors.
The truth, however, was there was more than one Mara, and more than one kind. After the Federation had been formed, the earliest Mara (or Maras, it is not known) and its own Sumaran Empire had been defeated on Manussa, the Sumaran Empire homeworld, by the Federation’s flagship – the Enterprise – commanded by a young Jonathan B. Archer (the B. stood for Beckett as in Sam Beckett). The Mara was only banished to what the Doctor called the dark places of the inside. But was there one Mara, more than one, or a large number which were inter-connected like the Borg species were?
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