We've all seen and loved at least some multi-Doctor stories. It's always great fun to see the previous and current leads of the show clash with one another or to see a new writer handle an older version of the character.
So why hasn't this happened to the Master? Now that we're up to the eighth actor/actress to play the role(unless you count Alex Macqueen's incarnation from Big Finish), surely such a story is worth making, given how much the villain has changed. It would give our talented showrunner a break from his arguably tiresome larger-than-life depiction of the Doctor and allow him to instead delve into the far more interesting larger-than-life villain.
Now, I know the classic classic Masters - Delgado and Ainley - are both dead, but fans still remember Simm(my personal favorite) and Geoffrey Beevers could easily represent the old days of the character.
Here's my try: During the Year That Never Was, Simm's Master is attempting to hack into the Time War to steal a select number of Gallifreyan children in the hopes of building a new Citadel Of The Time Lords on Earth with him as their Lord President. The Gomez Master takes advantage of this by escaping back to Earth with her TARDIS and plotting to rewrite history by killing the Tenth Doctor(stand-in cameo with no voice, maybe?).
The Simm Master refuses to cooperate for various reasons and captures the Gomez Master, only to be outwitted when it's revealed her TARDIS is a weaponized one and it succeeds in killing him. This temporarily causes the drums in the Simm Master's head to stop as the stars start going out, forcing him to realise he can't really kill the Doctor, not ever and he goes back in time to Gallifrey to steal part of the Matrix where he has to convince the primitive Beevers Master to hand it over and brings it back to Earth.
There, he uses it to resurrect the Tenth Doctor(him not remembering the event). Shortly after, his own memories are wiped by the Gomez Master(who wants to protect her own existence) and she begins setting up her plan to finally make the Doctor hers as opposed to killing him.
What do you think?
So why hasn't this happened to the Master? Now that we're up to the eighth actor/actress to play the role(unless you count Alex Macqueen's incarnation from Big Finish), surely such a story is worth making, given how much the villain has changed. It would give our talented showrunner a break from his arguably tiresome larger-than-life depiction of the Doctor and allow him to instead delve into the far more interesting larger-than-life villain.
Now, I know the classic classic Masters - Delgado and Ainley - are both dead, but fans still remember Simm(my personal favorite) and Geoffrey Beevers could easily represent the old days of the character.
Here's my try: During the Year That Never Was, Simm's Master is attempting to hack into the Time War to steal a select number of Gallifreyan children in the hopes of building a new Citadel Of The Time Lords on Earth with him as their Lord President. The Gomez Master takes advantage of this by escaping back to Earth with her TARDIS and plotting to rewrite history by killing the Tenth Doctor(stand-in cameo with no voice, maybe?).
The Simm Master refuses to cooperate for various reasons and captures the Gomez Master, only to be outwitted when it's revealed her TARDIS is a weaponized one and it succeeds in killing him. This temporarily causes the drums in the Simm Master's head to stop as the stars start going out, forcing him to realise he can't really kill the Doctor, not ever and he goes back in time to Gallifrey to steal part of the Matrix where he has to convince the primitive Beevers Master to hand it over and brings it back to Earth.
There, he uses it to resurrect the Tenth Doctor(him not remembering the event). Shortly after, his own memories are wiped by the Gomez Master(who wants to protect her own existence) and she begins setting up her plan to finally make the Doctor hers as opposed to killing him.
What do you think?
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