Third Universe

Third Universe
Nature & Features
Nature	Universe
Style	Science Fantasy
Native Jenny	Jenny Everywhere
Locations	Burning city, snowy planet
Inhabitants	See list
Species	Humans Time Lords TARDISes Pinguis
Behind the Scenes
First seen in	COMIC: The Late Shift
Also seen in	PROSE: Ace Rules OK! PROSE: Photo shoot PROSE: The Case Against Conspiracy (mentioned) PROSE: The Winter Quests (mentioned) PROSE: Ace Rules OK! PROSE: A World of Pure Unimagination PROSE: Jenny Everywhere's UNIT ID
Copyright	Not owned per se by any singular entity; defining elements under a variety of copyrights, some belonging to the BBC

The Third Universe was a universe whose timeline was travelled through by the Doctor and the TARDIS.

The Universe was plagued by "unfathomably baffling paradoxes" due to being constantly rewritten by "careless" time travellers. It gained a reputation among multiversal hitchhikers, with at least one Jenny Everywhere being hesitant on even shifting into the Universe. (PROSE: A World of Pure Unimagination)

History

It had an apparently native version of the Shifter, who had fair hair and Asian features, and was distinguished by her tiger-stripes-patterned jacket. Another Jenny, having shifted into her body, once faced a firing squad in the middle of a burning, wartorn city. She escaped by shifting physically away, while also shifting her consciousness to a different Jenny, presumably leaving the native Jenny back in control of herself wherever she'd ended up. Moments after Jenny had dematerialised, the TARDIS materialised in front of the firing squad. (COMIC: The Late Shift)

At some point, a Jenny travelled up and down the Doctor's timelines. She first met the Fourth Doctor, nabbing his scarf, before bumping into the Seventh Doctor and Ace on an alien planet, quickly befriending the later. She finally visited the Twelfth Doctor and Clara Oswald, keeping out of sight but graffitiing “Ace Rules OK!” on the doors of the TARDIS. (PROSE: Ace Rules OK!, Photo shoot)

A time- and dimension-traveller from the Third Universe, whose name was redacted, was monitored by the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids as a neutral party who could potentially pose a Hyper-class threat to them. (PROSE: The Case Against Conspiracy) Their universe was involved in the Rifts Crisis, with Pythagoras-858 and Jenny Everywhere discovering that, in a bowtie-wearing incarnation, he had apparently solved one of the Rifts epidemic's possible starting points, within his own universe. (PROSE: The Grand Multiverse Hotel)

Century Smith and Briar were familiar with a “nasty lot” of warmongering cyborgs from the Third Universe, who were among the species competing for the title of Supreme Cyborg in December 2021, together with the Detraxxi, the Mecharons, the Mechamites and the Electrons, among others. (PROSE: The Winter Quests)

The Third Universe was also affected by the Unravel in "unusually troublesome" ways. A foreign Jenny Everywhere shifted into the Universe to help mitigate the damage, travelling to a snowy planet and rescuing two Pinguis, Bibendum and Puff Tremayne. After leaving the Universe, Jenny speculated that the native Jenny she had shifted into — Achron Everywhere — was also affected by the Unravel. (PROSE: A World of Pure Unimagination)

One Jenny Everywhere's UNIT ID. (PROSE: Jenny Everywhere's UNIT ID)

At some point, one Jenny Everywhere visited the universe and got a UNIT ID with clearance level 1. (PROSE: Jenny Everywhere's UNIT ID)

Behind the scenes

The Third Universe is one of the names given to the native universe of the Doctor in the Doctor Who franchise and its spin-offs (which had significant influence on the creation of "the Shifter"). Additionally, a number of other works of fiction have been shown to depict real events in this universe, including some anterior to Doctor Who's 1963 debut, such as H.G. Wells's War of the Worlds or Arthur Canon Doyle's Sherlock Holmes short story.

The DWU's "other Jenny" as seen in COMIC: Four Doctors.

Interestingly, in 2008, a new character was introduced to the series: the artificially-created daughter of the Doctor, known only as Jenny. This Jenny (played by Georgia Tennant), who ended her debut episode by becoming a traveller in time and space in her own right, separate from her father, was characterised as a cheerful adventurer with a ready smile. It has thus obviously been theorised by some fans that Jenny, the Doctor's Daughter, may eventually come into her own as an incarnation of Jenny Everywhere. Although she does not quite resemble the unofficial "DWU Jenny" depicted in COMIC: The Late Shift, it is widely speculated that the "Doctor's Daughter" Jenny may be capable of regeneration, which could allow for a change in appearance.

It is not clear if the “nasty lot” of Cyborgs from the Third Universe mentioned in The Winter Quests should be understood as the Cybermen or as the Cyberons.

While A World of Pure Unimagination seemingly introduces a new native Jenny of the Third Universe, dialogue implies that the original native Jenny was rewritten by the Unravel.

External links

• N-Space on the Tardis Data Core Wiki

Doctor Who-related concepts in Jenny Everywhere media

Individuals Ace • Andro • Auteur • Bibendum • The Brigadier • Peri Brown • Ian Chesterton • Chris Cwej • Davros • Dionus • The Doctor (Timeless Child • First Doctor • Second Doctor • Fourth Doctor • Sixth Doctor • Nth Doctor • Seventh Doctor • Eighth Doctor • Lily Savage Doctor • Ninth Doctor • Tenth Doctor • Eleventh Doctor • Twelfth Doctor • Thirteenth Doctor • The Female Doctor • Fourteenth Doctor • Fifteenth Doctor • Judi Dench Doctor) • The Doctor's TARDIS • The Enemy • Fabian • Jenny Flint • Janis Goblin • Goblin King • The Great Intelligence • Susan Foreman • Jenny • The Man in Black • Missy • Godfather Morlock • The Noodle Man • Alice Obiefune • Clara Oswald (Gallifreyan splinter) • Bill Potts • Rassilon • Sarah-Jane Smith • Strax • Bernice Summerfield • Ruby Sunday • Susit • Tecteun • The Toymaker • Puff Tremayne • Rose Tyler • Vastra • Barbara Wright Species Dalek • Goblin • Menoptera • Pingui • Shobogan • Sontaran • TARDIS (Type 40 • Type 44) • Time Lord • Vampire • Weeping Angel • Zarbi • Zygon (Sygon) Organisations Chancellery Guard of Gallifrey • Gallifreyan Chapters • Great Houses • Faction Paradox • Magpie Electricals • Slitheen • UNIT ("Intelligence Taskforce") • The Toymaker's legions Locations 13 Paternoster Row • The Academy • Constellation of Kasterborous • Dronid • Gallifrey • The Old Workshops • Pete's World • Snowy planet • Third Universe • UNIT tower • The Vault Items Gevity (Generic Energy Drink™ • Fezity) • Mega sonic death ray • Psychic paper • Sonic screwdriver • Time-Space Visualiser Media The Curse of Fatal Death • The Daleks (Genesis of Evil) • Doctor Who (unnamed episode) • Doctor Who and the Completely Idiotic and Definitely Non-Canonical Attempt to Write... • Doctor Who Discord server • Faction Paradox (Alien Bodies • The Book of the War) • The Infinity Rassilons • Jenny Says: Drink Gevity™! • The Noodle Incident • Nuke a Freaky Roblox City feat. Fezity™ • Tardis Wiki • TV Century 21 (issue #1) • Unnamed Fezity comic Cast & crew Colin Baker • Tom Baker • Cookieboy 2005 • Judi Dench • William Hartnell • Lance Parkin (Percival Lankin) • Joanna Lumley • Paul Magrs • Sylvester McCoy • Lawrence Miles • Steven Moffat • Terry Nation • Jon Pertwee • Plum Pudding • Lily Savage • David Tennant Other Artron energy • Bad Wolf • Clearance level 1 • Complicated space-time event • The Goblin Song • Great Cosmic War ("Last Great Cosmic Time War in Heaven") • Junior Time Technician • Regeneration • Sutekh's dust of death • Time Technician • The Unravel • Valeyard • War in Heaven ("Last Great Cosmic Time War in Heaven")