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This story was never produced.
Therefore, its known narrative elements are not a part of the Doctor Who universe as we, on this Wiki, choose to define it. It may have been the basis for a similar story in another medium, however — and that story may indeed be valid.
The Son of Doctor Who was an idea of a story by William Hartnell for season two of Doctor Who. It is currently unknown whether or not he would have penned the serial. (DWM 233)
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Synopsis[]
The First Doctor comes face to face with his evil time travelling son, to whom he bears an uncanny physical resemblance. (DWM 233)
Cast[]
Little is known other than:
- William Hartnell - First Doctor
- William Hartnell - First Doctor's son
All from DWM 233
Notes[]
- The idea of the actor who portrayed the Doctor writing a story actually proceeded with Colin Baker constantly contributing to DWU short stories.
- The idea of William Hartnell playing two roles was actually used in The Massacre in which he played the Abbot of Amboise, though he was not a villain nor a relative. The idea was reused in the villain capacity in The Enemy of the World in which Patrick Troughton played both the Second Doctor and dictator Ramon Salamander.
Behind The Scenes[]
The Doctor's Son would later appear in the In-DWU Story Cold Fusion.
