NCJDDAS


Here is the NCJDDAS, or Non Canon Judi Dench Doctor Adventures. These are the currently seven novellas that I have written starring this Doctor.

THE NCJDDAS CANON

Those are the NCJDDAS stories. They're all based on old shitty stories. Which are all up here. But

I don't want you to read them. 

Unless you're like interested from a learning standpoint what I did for the 4 years before I wrote those. 

And want to see how I've improved.

But I'm not proud, I'm just saying.

Nearly everything else marked NCJDDAS is only up as a sake of maintaining a historical document.


The Timeline gets screwy here. I play with other Doctors, and while certain stories are random one shots, some turn out important down the line for the last adventure of the NCJDDAS. The important ones are still yellow, but now I'm highlighting some of the better standalones in light blue.

Main Range Series One
Dinnertime Part One
Dinnertime Part Two
We Who Are Many
A Private Little War
The Dalek Noun Adjective
Seaside
Checkout
Masterclass
Mainframe
The Century Box (By Gallifrey Immigrant) (Unfinished)
Genesis of The Humans (By Alicantevsauce)
Genesis of the Humans Part Two (by Alicantevsauce)
Choose Your Own Torchwood Adventure

NCJDDAS Series Five AKA Last Adventure **

Since the start of the Main Range, I had sort of been working on the Blethyn Doctor, interspersed with the Main Range, and for convenience I placed them after the NCJDDAS regeneration season, but a stray Main Range story was important to them, and as such the Main Range Series Two is split, and it's probably better you do them in one go - but you have to do How To Kill The Doctor In Five Minutes Flat Beforehand, so the series is split oddly. 

Main Range Series Two (Part One)

NCBBDAS A New Era

Okay bear with me. The rest of Series Two is next to entirely standalones, ending in my Multidoc. I had been doing the Torchwood Parody Among Us series throughout (and still am) but for convienience, it's again, placed after. 

Main Range Series Two (Part Two) 
The Caves of Evil! (Unfinished)

Parody Among Us is a continuity fest that can be started at any time. You may not know who Cherry is, if you like start it before literally anything else, but you'll still be like completely good, probably. Each story builds on eachother, so despite the fact they came along at the same time as many of the Main Ranges, they're listed in one go. 

Parody Among Us 1-4

Torchwood Parody Among Us Extended Material
Emily's Gone by Gallifrey_Immigrant

Torchwood Darker Days Stories

Well, the most recent NCJDDAS season takes place during Season Three chronologically, but it can be only done here. Thanks to multiple timeline bullshits. Plus it's the most recent, so it's down here with Parody Among Us (which I was making at the same time) NCJDDAS Season Six is super strange and in fact has an legitimate crossover with the Brenda Blethyn range halfway through. 

NCJDDAS Season Six (Part One) **


NCBBDAS Trauma Conga Two **

NCJDDAS Season Six (Part Two) **

Specials

NCBBDAS (Sarah Connor Arc)
Upload
Classic Companions
Time Shenanigans
Oh Flux
The Other Runaway Bride

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