Doctor Whooves: A Dazzling Encounter

"Thank you for having me, it was very interesting." Artie said, shaking the Doctor's hand.

"A pleasure, thank you for coming." The Doctor replied. He turned to Angie. "Now, I've got something for you." He began to run around the TARDIS console, Angie following him. "It's not from me, it's from the TARDIS." He stopped at turned around to face her. "Ah, new phone." The Doctor placed a new touch-screen phone with a white case around it in her hands.

"Thanks." Angie said, admiring her new phone.

"Your welcome." The Doctor replied and shook her hand.

"Sorry I said this box was stupid." She smiled and join Artie at the TARDIS exit.

"Bye!" The Doctor said, gleefully.

Artie and Angie waved behind them as they walked through the TARDIS door. "Thanks Clara!" Artie said. "Thanks Clara's boyfriend!" And the two children excited the TARDIS.

Clara walked up beside the Doctor and sighed. "Thank you, Doctor." She said.

"For what?" The Doctor asked.

"Kids day out," Clara replied, "getting us of the planet alive, whatever you were doing with the Cybermen."  She turned to face the Doctor, who was nodding. "Good night." She said, and walked toward the TARDIS exit. "See you next Wednesday!"

"Well, a-a  Wednesday, definitely!" He corrected her, even though she was exiting the TARDIS, looking behind her, smiling. "Next Wednesday, last Wednesday. One of the Wednesdays." He paused for a moment, and then spoke to himself. "The impossible girl. A mystery, wrapped inside an enigma, squeezed into a skirt that's just a bit too...tight." He smiled a little bit, and then recoiled in what he just said. "What are you?" He reached behind him and pulled two levers on the console.

"That's it, I need to go somewhere familiar, somewhere with people I haven't seen recently, someplace to clear my mind." He walked over to the display monitor on the right side of the console, pulling it toward him. "Let's see," the Doctor mumbled to himself, looking at various locations in time and space. "London blitz, Totter's Lane, New New York, and... Canterlot High." He cocked his head to the side a little bit. "Canterlot High? Haven't been there in a while...I have friends there..." The Doctor pondered this for a moment. "Oh, what the hell?!" He shouted, and pressed several switches in the console.

"I fold." Rarity said, laying her cards down on the concrete. The six girls were playing a type of poker that didn't involve gambling money, but, rather different kinds of gases. Anything from a small oxygen molecule, to a nebula in deep space was allowed to be bet. Thus far, Rainbow Dash, Pinkie Pie, and Sunset Shimmer were winning. Rainbow looked like she was about to bust a gut, Pinkie Pie looked like a super villain, plotting her next plan, while Sunset's face show little, to no emotion. The perfect poker face.

"I bet ten nebulas." Rainbow Dash said.

"I'll take your ten, and raise you twenty." Sunset replied.

"I call." Pinkie Pie said.

Rainbow Dash put her cards down, face up. One pair if sixes, one pair of sevens. Pinkie Pie lay down her cards. Three sevens. Sunset smiled and set down her cards. "A royal flush." She said.

"I hate you." Rainbow Dash said.

"I know." Sunset replied, smiling. The six girls were sitting under the statue in front of Canterlot High, like they did almost every day. Most of the girls had quit poker, as Sunset seemed to always win. Thus, instead, each of the other girls folded quickly, and did their own thing. Sunset jumped off the statue. "So, how many have I won in a row?" She asked.

"Twenty-four." Rainbow replied, a tone of irritancy in her voice.

"I need to find a new player to play with." Sunset replied.

"Yeah, I'm getting tired of losing." Rainbow said, picking up her soccer ball.

Then, there was a noise in the girls ears. A groaning, wheezing, screeching sound. "No..." Sunset mumbled. But, sure enough, a blue box faded into view a few miles away.

"Wow, his timing is really good." Rainbow said.

The girls ran over to the TARDIS, waiting for the doors to open. The Doctor ran out, grinning like a madman, looking at each of them. "Sunset!" He shouted and hugged her. "Rainbow, and Pinkie, Fluttershy, Rarity, Applejack! Blimey, all six of you!"

"Uh..."

"What year is it? Did I get it right? Please tell me I got it right for once."

"Um..." Sunset began, curling her lips, "Who are you?"

"Oh, I got it wrong again." The Doctor said, smacking his forehead, stepping a few yards away. "Why do I always get things wrong?! All right see you in a few years, once you've realized who I am." He waltzed back to the TARDIS.

"Wait!" Sunset shouted, causing the Doctor to turn around. "Are you...him? Are you the Doctor?"

"Ah!" The Doctor yelled, his smile returning. "You do remember me! Though, not with this face, of course. You remember me with my last face, the weird spikey hair, and the ugly brown suit. Trust me, this version of me is better, no vanity issues this time!"

"Wait, how can ya be the same guy?" Applejack asked. "You look completely different."

"And, act completely different!" The Doctor exclaimed. "I'm a Time-Lord, when I die, I can regenerate, change my whole look, appearance, and personality. And might I say, this one is amazing!"

"I don't get it." Rarity said.

"Don't worry, most people don't. But, enough about me, what's going on with you?" The Doctor asked.

"Pretty much nothing." Sunset said. "Wait, has anyone noticed this school is really dreary, until a visitor from another world comes here?"

The other five girls thought about what Sunset said for a moment. "You know, I think you're right." Rainbow said.

"Well, I'm here now," the Doctor said, "So, that means that within an hour, something weird, creepy, and or terrible is going to happen in the next hour. That seems to be a recurring habit of mine."

"Well, let's hope it's something good this time." Sunset said.

"Knowing my luck, it won't be." The Doctor said, and then knocked on the TARDIS. "Knock on wood, don't want to jinx it."