I believe he is the same age as The Doctor, before he rapidly aged The Doctor in "The Last of the Time Lords."
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Most likely the Daleks because they killed his entire race except for him. --- In the old days, it was always The Master who had it in for the Doctor.
the master is an "evil timelord" who was a childhood friend and fellow trainee of the Doctor
yes the doctor and the master
No, someone with a master's degree is not considered a doctor. A doctorate degree, such as a Ph.D., is required to be considered a doctor.
John Simm played the role of the Master on Doctor Who, appearing in episodes alongside David Tennant and Matt Smith as the Doctor.
No, having a master's degree does not automatically make you a doctor. A doctorate degree, such as a PhD or an MD, is required to be called a doctor.
No, they were childhood friends back on Gallifrey.
No, to become a doctor, you typically need to complete medical school and earn a Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) degree. A master's degree alone is not sufficient to practice as a medical doctor.
Anthony Ainley, he played The Master from 1981-1989.
Theta Sigma (ΘΣ), informally "Thete" for the doctor. The Master doesn't seem to have one (it wasn't mentioned).
The real name of the actor who played the Master in Doctor Who was Roger Delgado.