The Last Adventure

  

Art by Hodied


The Judi Dench Doctor has had Four seasons of utter adequacy. And now, her regeneration is coming...
The Doctor and all of her companions, Danny, Roman, Cherry, Marsha, And Lottie are facing a threat unlike any they have ever conceived of. The Doctor itself. She’s been a force of danger for far too long, across the multiverse, and she’s made plenty of people mad that way. The Valeyard himself has arrived in the cosmos, and he wants the universe to realize that the Doctor is a chaotic bastard. Before killing her violently. Six stories across the Doctor’s timeline, from her origins to the present, to her very demise...
Introducing, The Last Adventure!  

5.1 Doctorvision

The Doctor, on a break, encounters scientist Lottie Palaver, who discovers what appears to be another version of herself in a television program...

5.2 Night of The Living Bioluminescent Algae

The Doctor and Danny are traveling, and soon they encounter a new force of evil, a lot of bioluminescent algae rising up from the sea! And what’s that? A timeless child Doctor played by Pamela Salem? 

5.3 A Night At The Opera

The Doctor, Danny and Roman encounter The Valeyard at a famous opera house in Venice, only to find the Valeyard has recycled another of his fiendish plots...

5.4 It's A Coup!

Marsha throws a tantrum and Cherry takes over the TARDIS. In order to gain it back, The Doctor must assemble an army of Rory Williams's clones with the help of time travelling Nixon. That or...she could talk to them like a sensible person. 

5.5 The Return of The Existentially Terrifying Chairs From Lungbarrow

The Valeyard has weaponized some of The Doctor’s earliest memories against her, utilizing the Existentially Terrifying Chairs from the out of print Lungbarrow in an attempt to conquer the universe! Cherry and Marsha are the only force that can give the Doctor hope yet, but a sacrifice is needed...

5.6 Diefall 
The Cloister Bell tolls as Roman arrives from the future to inform the Doctor that her regeneration is imminent. It is the final day of existence, and The Doctor must face her very own shadow in the mirror. 

Starring 
Dame Judi Dench as The Doctor
Michael Jayston as The Valeyard
Sir Patrick Stewart and Sir Ian McKellen as Roman
Lisa Kudrow as Marsha 
with
Scarlett Johansson as Cherry Classified
Alison Pill as Lottie Palaver
Danny Devito as Danny
and Featuring
Dove Cameron as Cicily
Jemma Redgrave as Kate Stewart
Ingrid Oliver as Osgood
Arthur Darvill as Rory Williams
Sophie Aldred as Ace
With Special Appearances From
Pamela Salem
Matt Smith
Julie Andrews
and Elizabeth Olsen
as The Doctor 
And Introducing 
Brenda Blethyn as The Twenty Seventh Doctor

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