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When you’re making a show that depends as much on fresh inspiration as Doctor Who does, some of your ideas are not going to make it in front of a camera. There is an untold history of the TV show that contains potential stories that were never brought to life, some because of budget limitations, some because the concepts were too close to other ideas, and some because they are just a bit too odd. Here are 10 of the most intriguing examples: 1. “The Son of Doctor Who” This was an idea pitched for the show’s second series by

Stardate: unknown Station log: Quark proudly announces that he has obtained syrup of squill. Odo thinks that means the drought is over on Balancar—but it turns out that there was never a drought, it was a story to allow the stockpiling of squill to drive the price up. But Quark heard that a prominent person on Balancar ordered a pair of Ferengi rain slippers, which he wouldn’t need if there was a drought. So Quark ordered several cases at a cheaper price, threatening to expose the scheme to the entire quadrant if they didn’t. (Of course, he just exposed it to the entire bar…)

Stardate: unknown Station log: Quark is distracted from his tongo game with Dax because he’s been completely financially wiped out. He made three investments, and they all crapped out, leaving him broke. Then, to add insult to injury, his cousin Gaila shows up—but he has an offer. He wants Quark to join him in his weapons business, doing what he does best: show the customers a good time, and also use the holosuites to demo the weapons without ever actually bringing them onto the station (thus avoiding the long arm of the law). Gaila offers five percent, and Quark sees the actual figures,...