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8 episodes of Doctor Who's 11th Series have come out so far, controversially starring the first female actor to play the Doctor; Jodie Whittaker. Some people like it. Some people love it. Some people think whatever.
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But baby-men, they no like. Baby-men no like at all. Baby-men hate, because Jodie make baby-men mad. Baby-men spread rumours and totally-not-made-up statistics from right wing tabloids about low viewings and attack Jodie on grounds that they wouldn't do for male Doctors because that good evidence for mad. Did baby-men mention they mad? They mad.
 
Baby-men liked old Doctor Who that baby-men saw when baby-men were babies, before internet was place where baby-men could put angry baby-thoughts. New Doctor Who no have man-Doctor, have woman-Doctor.  Woman-Doctor confuse baby-men. Woman not man. Woman not man at all!  
    

Baby-men bang head against keyboard until form mad baby-words. Baby-men put mad baby-words on youtube comments and DeviantART journals.

Baby-men SHRIEK into void.
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Can baby-man have man-Doctor and Daleks, please?

The first being the Yth Doctor I designed for the Legacy of Rassilon project (Here), he's intended to be used for free by fans in their own stories anyway. His adventures could revolve around a "searching for a a mysterious item of Time Lord origins" (AKA a Legacy of Rassilon) story arc.

The second is a sort of mystical "Tolkien-esque" Leprechaun type of Doctor, with a whimsically child-like personality masking a sinister, manipulative and even borderline malevolent streak to their personality. (Much like Patrick Troughton or Sylvester McCoy's Doctors but turned up to a hundred).

And the final one is a kind-of-intended-for-the-SUXDW-Universe Doctor who's a bit of a dark-humoured and melancholy type with a penchant for gothic aesthetics (Basically like the Shaka Doctor but female and without a robotic version of the Master for company.)