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Doctor Who Season Five: Disclaimer, Warnings, and Episode Links



PREMISE: An alternate Doctor Who season five. In which Donna Noble rediscovers herself, Torchwood finds all sorts of useful technology, the Doctor and the Master just can't get rid of each other, the past doesn't stay where it should, and Time starts to heal.

DISCLAIMER: Doctor Who belongs to the BBC. I am making absolutely no money from this and am losing valuable time sleeping. It's all in good fun.

SPOILER WARNING: Be warned for SPOILERS both for the end of season three and the end of season four. In fact, if you haven't seen the end of season four, turn back now.

RATING WARNING: Assume this is more on the Torchwood than the Doctor Who end of things. This project contains vague onscreen sexing, although no more intense creepy darkness than you find in the average Who episode, really.

WAIT, SO IS THIS A CONTINUATION OF dwseason4? No. Same person writing them both, and similarly named, but this is not a follow-up season. The s4 project was a fix-it for Last of the Time Lords; this is my fix-it for Real Season Four, and Journey's End particularly, and will more or less chronologically follow that ending.

EPISODES
5x01: The Twenty-Four-Hour Minister; 5x02: Swansong; 5x03: Scavenged Pieces; 5x04: Daisy; 5x05: Three-Dimensional Chess; 5x06: Emergency Temporal Shift; 5x07: The Rift; 5x08: Fjemir; 5x09: New Girls; 5x10: Foils; 5x11: Sixpence in Her Shoe; 5x12: Arcadia; 5x13: Time Lock
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Final Notes

Much like last year, I have to make snuggly gestures of gratitude at you all for compliments, encouragements, and the occasional typo-catching. The readership bowled me over slightly less this time, but mostly because I recognised a lot of you this go-round, and I'm ridiculously happy that you guys actually thought I could do this again. Thank you. ♥

Also, much like last year, I'm going to have to say there isn't going to be a season six. But since this is clearly the season five I said I wouldn't do, what I mostly mean is: there is not going to be a season six now, or soon, because these crazy season projects come into being as a result of frustration with the real season finales. Pending frustration with the 2009 specials, or with Moffat's s5, there might be something.

In the meantime, don't watch this space; watch my writing journal if you like, since Doctor Who is still noming my brain and I don't think it's going to stop any time soon.

Love to you all.