Just in time for Doctor Who’s 61st Birthday on Saturday, grab the jelly babies and take a look at some highlights from the classic series of Doctor Who, from 1963-1989!
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Loved “The Three Doctors.” Even one the Time Lords said, “They’re too much alike to agree!”
They never say that. You imagined that line.
@JonnyAndromedusActually it was in the novelisation version of the episode…true, it was not actually in the progamme.
Doctor Five only gets one clip and it’s from “Snakedance”? Seriously?
Jon Pertwee was a brilliant doctor.
One problem I always felt Doctor Who did to itself. Virtually every enemy had some form of weapon that did a thing then someone died. In one hit. So it was hard to know which villians were supposed to be more dangerous than others. Since almost all of them could kill people in a single shot.
Knowing that the Toymaker is indestructible, I really want him back in a future series and, if possible, still portrayed by Neil Patrick Harris.
51:57 now, this episode is soooooooooo fun, I just love it ❤
Jon Pertwee ♥
For those who don’t know:
1 – Genesis Of The Daleks: Davros’ First Debut And The Dalek Origins Explained
2 – Pyramids Of Mars: Sutekh’s First Appearance
3 – Robot: K1 Robot Vs The Fourth Doctor, Harry Sullivan And UNIT
4 – Spearhead From Space: The Autons And The Nestenes’ First Debut And First Invasion
5 – The Time Warrior: Sarah-Jane Smith’s First Debut
6 – The Green Death: Josephine Grant’s Last Regular Appearance
7 – The Ultimate Foe: The Master Reveals The Valeyard’s True Identity
8 – Terror Of The Zygons: The Zygons’ First Debut And Invasion
9 – The Celestial Toymaker: The Toymaker’s First Debut And The First Doctor, Dorothy Chaplet And Steven Taylor Vs The Toymaker
10 – The Daleks: The Daleks’ First Debut And First Invasion
11 – The Face Of Evil: Leela’s First Debut
12 – The Greatest Show In The Galaxy: The Seventh Doctor Ends The Gods Of Ragnarok And The Psychic Circus
13 – The Happiness Patrol: The Kandy Man
14 – The Invasion Of Time: The Sontarans Invade Gallifrey
15 – The Keeper Of Traken: The Master Takes A New Body
16 – The Sea Devils: The Sea Devils’ First Debut And First Invasion
17 – The Tenth Planet: The Cybermen’s First Debut And First Invasion
18 – The Three Doctors: The Second Doctor Meets His Successor, Josephine Grant And Reunites With Sergeant Benton
19 – The Time Warrior: The Third Doctor And Sarah-Jane Rescue The Scientists And End Irongron And Linx
20 – The Tomb Of The Cybermen: The Cyber-Telosians Re-Emerge From Their Tombs
21 – The Ultimate Foe: The Master Helps The Sixth Doctor With His Trial
22 – The Web Of Fear: The Great Intelligence And The Robot Yeti Invade
23 – Snakedance: The Fifth Doctor Ends The Mara and
24 – Survival: The End Of The Classic Doctor Who Era