As an extra on Doctor Who, Kit Griffith gets paid to wear fancy dresses and ogle at David Tennant. Who could ask for a better job? That is, until the CGI monsters and latex prosthetics turn more real and less family friendly than ever. Funneled into the Doctor's reality, Kit must rely on her favorite characters to return her to hers.

The headstrong Orla MacKenzie was raised on the folklore and myth of the Scottish, so when she suspects her fellow maid at the Farringham School for Boys may be involved with a fairy...she wants to take matters into her own hands. What happens when she's introduced to the truth-not the myth of the fairies, but the legend of the Time Lords? [AU for Human Nature/Family of Blood]

Martha desperately needed a shag. And that would be all very well and good if it weren't for the fact that 1969 could hardly live up to its sexy innuendo as long as Martha was stuck sharing the tiniest flat known to man with an alien whose hearing capabilities easily made up for what he lacked in matters of observation.

Martha desperately needed a shag. And that would be all very well and good if it weren't for the fact that 1969 could hardly live up to its sexy innuendo when Martha was stuck sharing the tiniest flat known to man with an alien whose hearing capabilities easily made up for what he lacked in matters of observation.

Sequel to my other one-shot, Drawing Nearer (but can be understood without reading). The Doctor's regenerated, and his artistically-inclined companion wonders if she could ever grow used to his new face. Later, commissioned by the Doctor for a new portrait, she's relieved to find he's the same man, through and through. But what of his feelings? Do they, too, remain the same?

Following the Doctor's three, and only, meetings with Shareen Costello, Rose Tyler's best friend since, well, forever. Note!: Shareen isn't actually an OC, but apparently too irrelevant to be in the character drop-down list for Doctor Who. Justice for Shareen!