A future ginger incarnation of the Doctor mentioned in various novels. He was known at various times as Merlin, Muldwych, Dokien, and the Flying Dutchman.

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A future ginger incarnation of the Doctor mentioned in various novels. He was known at various times as Merlin, Muldwych, Dokien, and the Flying Dutchman.
The TARDIS crew has been thrown across time and space! Professor Bernice Summerfield finds herself on the streets of London 1909, where a mysterious serial killer has been attacking young women. Ace is trapped 20,000 years into the future, fighting for her survival against a race of alien insects. And the Doctor is nowhere to be seen.
Lee Sullivan’s depiction of the ginger-haired future Doctor
“Muldwych and Bat”
To the tune of My Boy Lollipop, I present our boy Muldwych, also known variously as; Merlin, Dokien and the Doctor. Also featured is one time companion and all round unicorn Bat.
I went with Nicol Williamson as the “face” of Muldwych because his take on Merlin in Excalibur is a personal favorite, and if you haven’t seen the film go watch it because it is a wild, deeply unpleasant ride.
One last adventure...
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A future incarnation of the Doctor known as Muldwych and Merlin.
Captain Britain’s Merlin totally isn’t the Doctor.
Muldwych (a.k.a merlin, and I weld with "priestess (ring theory)" is the Dronid Doctor. You cannot convince me otherwise