User:BananaClownMan/Sandbox/Individuals killed by the Doctor

Direct kills

 * Roberta Sampson (PROSE: The Juror's Story)

Orchestrated kills

 * Gomb (PROSE: A Big Hand for the Doctor)
 * Soul Pirate captain (PROSE: A Big Hand for the Doctor)

Nameless examples

 * The Doctor accidentally gave Nero the inspiration for the Great Fire of Rome, resulting in a sizeable portion of the entire population of Ancient Rome dying. (TV: The Romans)
 * The Doctor, being unskilled with a gun, mistakenly shot two innocent bystanders dead as it kept going off in his hand. (PROSE: The Gunfighters)

Others

 * Rhakotis (PROSE: The Book of Shadows)

Direct kills

 * Giant spider and Master of Spiders: The Doctor shot a giant spider with a ray gun, proclaiming "die, hideous creature, die!", as well as blowing up the Master of Spiders. (COMIC: Master of Spiders)

Orchestrated kills

 * Trask: Started a mutiny that ended in his death. (TV: The Highlanders)
 * The Archons (PROSE: The Nameless City)

Accidental kills

 * Unnamed Hanazeen-Blathereen: With the aid of Zoe Heriot, the Doctor threw custard pies laced with vinegar at a Raxacoricofallapatorian posing as Billie Butlins, causing her to explode, when the Doctor had instead wanted to incapacitate her. (COMIC: A Comedy of Terrors)

Direct kills

 * Eriscent (PROSE: The Straw that Broke the Camel's Back)


 * Helios (PROSE: Prisoners of the Sun)


 * Ogron: Using one of their stolen guns, the Doctor vaporised an Ogron. (TV: Day of the Daleks)
 * Dalek (PROSE: The Monster in the Woods)

Accidental kills

 * Rufus Elmsworth: Having been already transformed into plastic by Midas' gun ray, a blast reflected by a golden medallion held by the Doctor reduced him to dust; a side-effect which the Doctor was not aware of until then. (COMIC: The Celluloid Midas)

Direct kills

 * Taureau (COMIC: The Forgotten)

Orchestrated kills

 * Anwar Nazir (PROSE: Scarab of Death)
 * Director Sprawn (PROSE: The Roots of Evil)

Others

 * Ana (PROSE: The Lost Generation)
 * Maximillian Stael: Begged the Doctor to kill him after seeing something incomprehensibly terrible within the eyes of the Fendahl, and the Doctor gave him a pistol with which to do so. (TV: Image of the Fendahl)

Direct kills

 * Kamelion: At the androids request, the Doctor reluctantly killed Kamelion to stop using him against the Doctor. (TV: Planet of Fire)

Nameless examples

 * The Doctor accidentally caused an explosion during a scuffle with some renegade Terileptils, killing them and starting the Great Fire of London. (TV: The Visitation)
 * The Doctor crushed Adric's gold badge into the chest unit of a Cyber-Leader before using a stolen Cyber-gun to shoot it repeatedly at point-blank range until the Cybermen finally perished. (TV: Earthshock)
 * The Doctor accidentally took the gloves away of George Mallory's Everest expedition with him in the TARDIS, resulting in their deaths from frostbite. (AUDIO: Spring)
 * After instructing British Army soldiers to take out its eyepiece, the Doctor pushed a blinded Grey Dalek out of a warehouse, with the two-storey fall utterly destroying its casing. (TV: Resurrection of the Daleks)
 * The Doctor shot a Kaled mutant with a pistol. (TV: Resurrection of the Daleks)
 * The Doctor intentionally unleashed the deadly Movellan virus upon the Daleks, killing a majority of them. (TV: Resurrection of the Daleks)

Direct kills

 * Cyber-Leader: Within Cyber-Control on Telos, the Doctor used a stolen Cyber-gun to shoot this Cyberman dead. (TV: Attack of the Cybermen)
 * Cyber-Controller: Within Cyber-Control on Telos, the Doctor used a stolen Cyber-gun to shoot this Cyberman dead. (TV: Attack of the Cybermen)


 * W.H. Hartnell Auton (COMIC: Façades)

Orchestrated kills

 * Within Tranquil Repose on Necros, the Doctor used a firearm to take out the eyepiece of a Dalek loyal to the Supreme Dalek, allowing Peri Brown to plant a grenade provided by Orcini on the casing, which detonated and destroyed the Dalek. (TV: Revelation of the Daleks)

Direct kills

 * Mykloz (PROSE: Playback)
 * Syloz (PROSE: Playback)
 * Harkoz (PROSE: Playback)

Orchestrated kills

 * Morgan Sturgess: The Doctor talked Morgan Sturgess into committing suicide. (PROSE: Utopia)

Direct kills

 * Von Neumann seeding probe (PROSE: Spore)
 * Prison guard (COMIC: The Forgotten)

Orchestrated kills

 * Anton la Serre: The Doctor talked la Serre into death for his part in the deaths on the Dreamstone Moon. (PROSE: Dreamstone Moon)

Direct kills

 * Garv (AUDIO: The Heart of the Battle)
 * Collis: The Doctor destroyed Collis with a grenade after she was infected by a Varga plant. (AUDIO: Legion of the Lost)
 * Shadovar (AUDIO: Legion of the Lost)
 * Dalek Fleet Commander (PROSE: Decoy)
 * Lara Zannis (AUDIO: The Shadow Vortex)
 * Skaul (AUDIO: The Lady of Obsidian)

Orchestrated kills

 * Kallix: When the Doctor destroyed the Neverwhen, he arranged for Kallix and the others trapped to be killed in their first battle, freeing them from the time phasing. (AUDIO: The Neverwhen)
 * Barnac: When the Doctor destroyed the Neverwhen, he arranged for Barnac and the others trapped to be killed in their first battle, freeing them from the time phasing. (AUDIO: The Neverwhen)
 * Thrakken: When the Doctor destroyed the Neverwhen, he arranged for Thrakken and the others trapped to be killed in their first battle, freeing them from the time phasing. (AUDIO: The Neverwhen)
 * Daylin: When the Doctor destroyed the Neverwhen, he arranged for Daylin and the others trapped to be killed in their first battle, freeing them from the time phasing. (AUDIO: The Neverwhen)
 * Dalek Taskforce Commander (AUDIO: Pretty Lies)
 * Karlax Killed by the Daleks in revenge for killing Cinder (PROSE: Engines of War)
 * The Eternity Circle (PROSE: Engines of War)

Others

 * Borusa (PROSE: Engines of War)

Orchestrated kills

 * Sip Fel-Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen: Over the phone, the Doctor guided Jackie Tyler and Mickey Smith into using vinegar to defend themselves from the Slitheen, which proved fatal to his Raxacoricofallapatorian physiology. (TV: World War Three)
 * Jinko (PROSE: The Red Bicycle)

Others

 * Gwyneth: Upon the Doctor's instructions, Gwyneth stepped into the archway at Sneed and Company in order to allow the Gelth to pass through the Cardiff Space-Time Rift. However, doing so resulted in her death. (TV: The Unquiet Dead)

Direct kills

 * Fadros Pallujikaa: Knowing that the Sycorax leader was moving to attack him from behind, the Doctor threw a satsuma at the kojux-flap of the Sycorax spaceship, sending the leader falling to his death. (TV: The Christmas Invasion)

Orchestrated kills

 * The Ch'otterai (PROSE: The Mystery of the Haunted Cottage)
 * Gilbraith (COMIC: The Ghost Ship)

Nameless examples

 * The Doctor and Donna Noble caused the eruption of Mount Vesuvius when they defeated the Pyroviles, killing them and a sizeable portion of Pompeii's population. (TV: The Fires of Pompeii)

Orchestrated kills

 * The "Inspector Brady proto-form" (COMIC: The Steampunk Conundrum)


 * Solomon: The Doctor placed a homing device inside Solomon's ship ensuring that the missiles would hit it instead of the Silurian Ark. Solomon died upon impact. (TV: Dinosaurs on a Spaceship)

Direct kills

 * Skovox Blitzer: The Doctor convinced a Skovox Blitzer at Coal Hill School to deactivate itself by posing as its superior. (TV: The Caretaker)
 * Lumpy (GAME: The Doctor and the Dalek)
 * Alien criminal (PROSE: All That Glitters)
 * The Eleventh General: The Doctor shot the General with his own sidearm, after being assured he would regenerate, to ensure his and Clara Oswald's escape into the Cloisters. (TV: Hell Bent)
 * Experimental Prototype Robot K2 (COMIC: Robo Rampage)
 * King Hydroflax's Body: The Doctor tricked Hydroflax's robotic body into interfacing with "all the banks in the galaxy", causing the computer to be "deleted in a merger". (TV: The Husbands of River Song)

Orchestrated kills

 * The Foretold: The Doctor released the Foretold from his duty, allowing the soldier to disintegrate and die. (TV: Mummy on the Orient Express)
 * "Patient Zero": "Patient Zero" crumbled to dust when the Doctor reversed the gravity shields on the Le Verrier space station. (TV: Sleep No More)
 * Tunbridge (PROSE: Taking the Plunge)
 * Robot assassin (PROSE: Spectator Sport)
 * The Veil: After the Doctor managed to escape his confession dial, the Veil, no longer having a function, collapsed into pieces. (TV: Heaven Sent)
 * Dowell: The Doctor tricked Dowell into holding his sonic screwdriver, attracting the attention of the sea serpent, who devoured Dowell. (TV: Thin Ice)

Accidental kills

 * Ashildr: As a consequence of the Doctor's plan o defeat the Mire, Ashildr died of heart failure from using a Mire helmet given to her by the Doctor. (TV: The Girl Who Died)
 * Lord Sutcliffe: After the Doctor rewired Sutcliffe's explosives at the Frost Fair, Sutcliffe fell into the River Thames and drowned. (TV: Thin Ice)

Nameless examples

 * The Doctor shot several Handmines with a Dalek gunstick in order to rescue Davros from them. (TV: The Witch's Familiar)


 * The Doctor crushed a Love Sprite underfoot to prevent it from attacking him and Clara Oswald. (TV: The Girl Who Died)

Direct kills

 * Reconnaissance scout Dalek: After the Dalek manipulated its way onto the TARDIS, the Doctor piloted her TARDIS to a dying sun and jettisoned the Dalek into the supernova. (TV: Resolution)

Orchestrated kills

 * Charlie Duffy: In order to foil Charlie's plan to kill thousands with Kerb!am Men carrying weaponised bubble wrap, the Doctor reprogrammed all the Kerb!am Men to detonate the bubble wrap early. Even though she offered to save him, Charlie remained and was killed in the explosion. (TV: Kerblam!)

Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor

 * Having gained access to the Dalekanium power feeds, the Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor caused the destruction of the New Dalek Empire, the Crucible, the Dalek Fleet and countless Daleks with them. (TV: Journey's End)

Fugitive Doctor

 * The Doctor sabotaged a laser rifle so that it would hit whoever fired it, resulting in Gat's death when she attempted to shoot her as she anticipated. The Thirteenth Doctor rejected the Doctor's defense that she warned Gat not to fire. (TV: Fugitive of the Judoon)

Ambiguous moments

 * Hilary Hammond (AUDIO: Enemy Aliens)


 * Half-Face Man: After the Doctor managed to convince the droid that his goal of reaching the Promised Land was futile, the Half-Face Man either jumped to his death or was pushed on top of Big Ben by the Doctor. When asked by, the Half-Face Man did not answer. (TV: Deep Breath)