Good work! This is a bunch of very interesting and well-written encounters.

The Doctor stepping in to save Watson was very good and I liked his admonishment that people wanted to be treated by Watson.

You do a very good job with the MacGyver part. The technological problem was believable for the setting, interesting and well paced. I liked MacGyver's reasoning for not fleeing.

The conversation with Q was very good. I liked him sarcastically snapping that the Doctor never interferes.

I liked Conan recognise Mondas as another planet.

The placement of the possessive apostrophe sometimes seems nonstandard to me.

(I'd say be careful, but you can't always do that, Just be true to yourselves!) I think that either the second comma should be a sentence ending punctuation mark, or “just” should be lower case.

The Discworld part was my favourite. The description of the purpose of the furniture according to Granny Weatherwax made me laugh. I liked her talking about good and evil and right and wrong. Her final sentence of dialogue is wonderful.

A marvellous series of,well, vignettes doesn't quite do them justice. Each incarnation of the Doctor was perfectly captured as always,as were each franchise they found themselves in. I particularly liked your reveal of what the God-Emperor was previously known as.I also found the nods to some of your previous stories a nice treat for us regular readers.

Wow! That was quite an interesting trip!

As is my habit with reviews, I will leave no spoilers. But let me just say that that thanks to Argonaut57, The Doctor got to meet some very interesting people and travel to some very interesting places.