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Now cut off from the Time Lord race, the Doctor found himself alone and bereaved. Emotionally haunted by the war, he entered a darker period of his life spattered by resentment, where he tended to brood and act rudely to those who rubbed him the wrong way. Despite this, he remained jovial and friendly towards anyone he took a liking to, slowly reasserting himself as the Doctor while letting go of his lingering wartime persona. By the end of his life, the Doctor and Rose had been joined by Captain Jack Harkness in their travels. Burst onto screens in 2005 and lent the newly-revived Doctor Who some much-needed credibility as there was an actual real actor playing the Doctor this time, not just some guy they found dribbling on the street wearing a silly hat. Reminder that you should go with him. The Ninth Doctor is the name used to refer to the ninth incarnation of the Time Lord known as the Doctor. The Ninth Doctor was played by Christopher Eccelston.

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Ninth Doctor The Ninth Doctor in Dalek.

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Now cut off from the Time Lord race, the Doctor found himself alone and bereaved. Emotionally haunted by the war, he entered a darker period of his life spattered by resentment, where he tended to brood and act rudely to those who rubbed him the wrong way. Despite this, he remained jovial and friendly towards anyone he took a liking to, slowly reasserting himself as the Doctor while letting go of his lingering wartime persona. Rose Tyler was his most constant companion, although, during the Slitheen family's attempt to destroy the Earth for profit, he also gained a temporary ally in Harriet Jones. The crisis also began an on-going love/hate relationship between the Doctor and Rose's mother, Jackie, as well as with Rose's ex-boyfriend, Mickey Smith. He also had a single adventure with Adam Mitchell, an employee of Henry van Statten, at Rose's request, but evicted him for almost dramatically altering human history. Adam later returned to exact revenge on the Doctor for booting him from the TARDIS, but redeemed himself as a companion by sacrificing himself to defeat . By the end of his life, the Doctor and Rose had been joined by Captain Jack Harkness in their travels. The Ninth Doctor regenerated after absorbing energy from the time vortex that had briefly empowered Rose with the god-like powers of the Bad Wolf entity, saving her at the cost of his own life. The Ninth Doctor is the name used to refer to the ninth incarnation of the Time Lord known as the Doctor. The Ninth Doctor was played by Christopher Eccelston. Burst onto screens in 2005 and lent the newly-revived Doctor Who some much-needed credibility as there was an actual real actor playing the Doctor this time, not just some guy they found dribbling on the street wearing a silly hat. Reminder that you should go with him.

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