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‘Let’s just say I’m a doctor of history.’

She smirked, in a way exactly calculated to inform people when they were being pretentious. ‘You mean you study it.’

‘I mean I make it better.’

BERNICE: Do you know what I’m doing here?

ANDREA: You appear to be sticking Post-its in your diary.

BERNICE: Sometimes, when the past gets tough to deal with, I go back and rewrite it. I change things. The Doctor does that too. But with better equipment.

The Daleks of Skaro, of course, know him as the Ka Faraq Gatri. Traditionally this is translated as ‘Bringer Of Darkness’, though Professor Lyttle has established beyond reasonable doubt that this translation was, typically, the work of the Doctor himself. More accurately, and with that wonderful Dalek sense of irony, Ka Faraq Gatri means ‘Nice guy – if you’re a biped.’ And that perhaps sums up the Doctor better than anything. He just never knows when the Daleks are kidding.

— Arthur Candy, Continuity Errors