Hyde's other half! (6)
I believe the answer is:
jekyll
(Other definitions for jekyll that I've seen before include "Doctor with an alter ego" , "Potato heap; immobilise (car)" , "Robert Louis Stevenson novel 'Dr . . . . . . and Mr Hyde'" , "The Strange Case of Dr . . . . . . and Mr Hyde" , "Gertrude, gardener" .)