His father is unknown. Though if you look over the history of the series, including books and all that have been released, there are a couple of possibilities. One that he was born from a loom, and therefore his father may never be known. The other is that possibly his father was known as The Other, but then some believe the Doctor is The Other, so who knows. These are all just theories. His family has always been a mystery.
Colin Baker played the Doctor in 1993; however, the Doctors name is literally always the Doctor.
11 i think
Her main Doctors were 3rd (Jon Pertwee) and 4th (Tom Baker), she appeared on 'The 5 Doctors' where Doctors 1 to 5 met together and then she saw 10th Doctor (David Tennant) and then met the 11 Doctor (Matt Smith) on Sarah Jane Adventures This shows that she was involved with Doctors 1,2,3,4,5,10 and 11 (7 altogether)
the doctor changes every 1 or 2 seasons depends on how good he was in that season
The actors name is Matt Smith
Father !
Doctors - A group of doctors. 'Where are all the doctors?'Doctor's - A possession of the doctor's. 'I picked up the doctor's pen'.Doctor's - Meaning, Doctor is. 'The Doctor's busy right now'.
Yes. The father has no right to go to a personal doctors appointment.
Yes, they really are doctors.
yes
There isn't a type of doctor who specifically treats doctors.
As of the latest season, there have been thirteen official Doctors in the Doctor Who series.
One doctor: The doctor's care was excellent. More than one doctor: The doctors' care was excellent.
a doctors outlook is basically what they do as a doctor.
Yes, a Doctor of Philosophy (PHD) is one kind of doctor. There are also doctors of medicine, doctors of jurisprudence (law), and doctors of Chiropractic Medicine among others.
Universally just saying 'Doctor' should be enough. However, if you want to emphasize on the sex, you can call it as either a 'Male Doctor' or a 'Men's Doctor' if a doctor specializes in men's health.
The correct abbreviation is Dr.