RIP Elizabeth Sladen (Sarah-Jane Smith) - the Doctor's longest-serving assistant/2IC. Your character's feisty nature and bravery set a benchmark for women in UK Sci-Fi 😊
William hartnell (1963-1966) Patrick troughton (1966-1969) Jon pertwee (1970-1974) Tom Baker (1974-1981) Peter Davison (1981-1984) Colin Baker (1984-1986) Sylvester McCoy (1987-1989,1996) Paul mcgann (1996,2013) John hurt (2013) Christopher eccleston (2005) David tennant (2005-2010) Matt Smith (2010-2013) Peter capaldi (2013-2017) Jodie Whitaker (2017-?)
Little did I know at the time that this included The Sweet's "Blockbuster" and Sleazy Glitter's "Rock and Roll" but I still own my 12 inch vinyl copy of this. Tom Baker will always be _"MY"_ doctor.
I have been watching the new 2014 version of Dr. Who(TV Series), But this song is an "earworm" of mine from the '80s when I was younger! This should really be the "theme" song!
Actually you are thinking of the original song that the KLF/Timelords/The JAMs used called Rock & Roll Part 2 by Gary (Sad Pedophile) Glitter. Gary did sing with the KLF in versions of this song on the Maxi Single in particular "Gary Joins the JAMs". Just some factual information regarding the song you now hear in sports arenas.... it is not this one!
Loved Jon Pertwee and Tom Backer as the Doctor.. Sarah Jane Smith and Leela as his companion and the Master of course Roger Delgado and Anthony Ainley.. Davros and the Daleks best enemy's
Wow, there was actually a 12" of this song? I remember when it was playing on the radio, the critics hated it but we fans thought it was brilliant. Thank you for the great retrospective. You'll need to update this at some point because Paul McGann reprised the role of the 8th Doctor in 2005 in the Big Finish audio dramas, and then for TV in 2013. I just remembered how much Capaldi's look resembled Pertwee's in many ways.
I am glad it stopped there. After Matt Smith, it didn't have the enthusiasm as it used to have. I have not seen a full series of (and including) Peter Capaldi onwards. It just doesn't have the same vibrancy as the others. In my Opinion.
I started watching during the end of the 11th Doctor's run and start of the 12th, but I rewatched alot of the Doctor's before 11 and 12 and I have to say The 3rd Doctor will always be my favorite. Jon Pertwee was absolutely brilliant. Also this is a amazing video. Well done.
I bought the KLF Time Lords 12" after i saw KLF play the song live in at an underground club in 1989 just off Piccadilly Square, London England. I bought the UK Edition, which is/was quite a bit different then the US release. IMHO Doctorin the Tardis is the best Dr. Who song.. period.
Superb video. There isn't one Doctor who is a favourite of mine, I liked them all. However my all time favourite characters was the First Master Roger Delgado and The Brigadier Nicholas Courtney.
I've always been a fan of Dr Who. Now i'm about to show my age. I remember the very first episode which scared me just as much as those damn daleks did. Yes. I admit it. I really did hide behind the sofa. Nice video,by the way! Not to mention good music.
Jesus: I thought all my life, that I was the only Freak! When my older brother & Sister watched the show, I wanted them to turn it off! " It scared the hell out of me in the early 60's"! The Daleks freaked me out!!! It took another 20 years to discover what show had scarred my childhood memory, when the show aired once again.
glenn sanders One of my first memories is of the Doctor Who music scaring the shit out of me and hiding in a cupboard when I was 4 years old. Then when I was 15 years old 'Doctorin' The Tardis' by The KLF was the first record I ever bought!
Wow! All of you are veteran-whovians! I love that! I just discovered this show like 3 years ago and i fell in love, i'm trying to see the classic ones now, i hope i will being still fan of the showwhen i become your age like you do 😀
And it took Peter Capoldis Doctor to say " doctorin' the TARDIS." This song made it to #1 in England in 1988. And then they canceled Doctor Who the next year.
well of course the doctor rocks, i remember watching the first episodes as a kid and becoming totally hooked for the next 40 years. tom baker is my fav and i have a copy of his scarf, hat and coat. i still go out every now and then in winter dressed as the doctor and some of the reactions i get when older people see me at a distance is amazing. some even want to get a pic and lots ask where ive parked my tardis. the video you have put together with the 12 inch soundtrack is very well done and an awsome tribute to the show and people who made it what it is.
I'm 68, these days I see as many doctors as months in a year. I recently & actually had an appointment with an Asian doctor named "Who." I didn't even realize the irony at the "time." Then, as I left the medical facility, I passed by his office door. A small white sign had his title & name. Below that was a larger blue sign with the word "TARDIS" in capital letters.
For all the youngsters. It’s made up of.... Gary Glitter- Rock n Roll The Sweet- Blockbuster Harry Enfield- Loadsamoney Steve Walsh- lets get together tonight And of course the Dr Who theme. You’re welcome.
Matt Smith is actually amazing, although he is the youngest actor to the play the Doctor.. Tennant and Smith have really raised the bar... Give the 11th doctor a shot. You will be pleasantly surprised!
@drjfh1970 I remember buying the Timelords/KLF Maxi single way way back. Now I only own it digitally, but I listened to the KLF's White Room quite a bit in those years.... I also think it was and still is the best use of the Doctor Who theme music to date...... Yes... I rushed the video up and edited it so many times that I did not see the mistake until you pointed it out, because I had created quite a few versions on my PC.
I bought it on 12 in vinyl in '83 & later when it was released on compact disc. Still have them. They use to play it a lot at a club called 701 South on the beachside here in Daytona Beach Florida, USA on a night they dub "Sunday, Bloody Sunday" , a tribute to U2. The greatest memories of my late teens & early 20's. Your tribute is fabulous!!!
I will always have an affection for Jon Pertwee's Doctor, him being the one I saw first as a kid from 1970. It took me a little while to grow into Tom Baker's portrayal. He at first seemed a little silly with his massive scarf and some strange mannerisms but eventually I got into him. In the 21st century era I would have to split my choice between David Tennant and Peter Capaldi. Both had shades of "classic Who" that I appreciated. My God! I can't believe I'm 56 years old and discussing characters from a show I started watching when I was 8!
I like all the doctors truly a great vid rock on I finally got to watch the dr who movie with peter mcgann and eric Roberts as the master it was pretty awesome
"There hasn't been a bad actor to play the doctor" - Nash (Radio Dead Air) Beautiful tribute to one of the rare things on the telly that never were bad, well except for "Love and Monsters" maybe!;P Every other episode had at least 1 of the following stunning...: location/set, actors, script, SFx, VFx, jokes, etc. Even the worst era had the cool Rock'n'Roll gun!:D Rock on fellow KLF fan and whovian!
Tom Baker Tom is still alive he's 85 years of age Don't you love us Liverpudlians ;) Baker in 2010 Born Thomas Stewart Baker 20 January 1934 (age 85) Liverpool, Lancashire, England Occupation Actor, writer Years active 1968-present Spouse(s) Anna Wheatcroft (m. 1961; div. 1966) Lalla Ward (m. 1980; div. 1982) Sue Jerrard (m. 1986) Children 2 Website www.tombakerofficial.com Thomas Stewart Baker (born 20 January 1934) is an English actor. He is best known for his portrayal of the fourth incarnation of the Doctor in the science fiction series Doctor Who from 1974 to 1981,[1][2] a longer tenure than any other actor, and for the narration of the comedy series Little Britain.[1] Baker's voice, which has been described as "sonorous", was voted the fourth-most recognisable in the UK.[3] At the age of 15, Baker began study as a religious brother. He gradually lost his vocation and at 21 he left religious life and undertook National Service in the Royal Army Medical Corps. On leaving the army, he served in the Merchant Navy and then became an actor, joining the Royal National Theatre under Laurence Olivier.[2] Baker was in his thirties when his professional acting career began, and his first major film role was as Grigori Rasputin in Nicholas and Alexandra in 1971, when he was 37. He went on to play the villainous Prince Koura in The Golden Voyage of Sinbad in 1973, which led to his casting in Doctor Who. During his period as its star, the series was distinguished by high viewing figures and many stories which became regarded as classics. He remains one of the most instantly recognisable incarnations of the character.[4] It is Baker’s incarnation of the Doctor that has most often appeared in The Simpsons.[5] He continued to win regular roles in TV later in his career, most notably in the series Medics and Monarch of the Glen. In addition to performing acting roles, Baker has narrated commercials, video games, audiobooks, radio plays and television series. Married three times, the second to Doctor Who co-star Lalla Ward, Baker has two sons from his first marriage.
My first Dr., was Tom Baker...when I couldn't stand Davidson..didn't watch again until Eccelston...many many years later...Love Tennant I think he is my Favorite...don't ask me why
Who will follow Peter Capaldi? I'd love to see Sean Pertwee. He's established himself enough to take the chance. 'Cos I know in my dreams - He's got eh part!!!
I noticed this version of Doctorin the Tardis by Timelords is not the exact classic of KLF's 89 hit?Timelords. It is Gary Glitter and the timelords...That is is, it is extended, and has more cool effects.
From States , I enjoyed watching this with my dad when i was growing up, but after they killed him off Tom Baker, i lost interest. David Tennant was good also. newest one looks a like dork though . thanxs for the upload.
I can understand why you might not be keen on him given that the three previous doctors were more about action and did a lot of action scenes but Capaldi is actually closer to the original idea for the Doctor than Ecclestone, Tennant OR Smith. Remember William Hartnell was quite old when he got the role and played it as the elderly scientist who solved problems with his intellect rather than by running around. In a way you could even say it's appropriate. The Doctor was given a whole new set of regenerations and Capaldi COULD be viewed as a sort of Hartnell v2.0. I would recommend watching the Hartnell and Patrick Troughton episodes for a clearer idea of what Capaldi is actually doing in the role as it's very similar to how both those men played him.
Peter Capaldi is the only actor to have been in an episode and play lead role. Sean Pertwee. Only choice. The writers could have him regenerate into a younger version of himself.
RIP Elizabeth Sladen (Sarah-Jane Smith) - the Doctor's longest-serving assistant/2IC. Your character's feisty nature and bravery set a benchmark for women in UK Sci-Fi 😊
never better .. never even equalled!
oh it so didnt ... lala and earlier women characters did ... I do like her but shes not a doctor who god
RIP Elizabeth Sladen. You were dauntless.
William hartnell (1963-1966)
Patrick troughton (1966-1969)
Jon pertwee (1970-1974)
Tom Baker (1974-1981)
Peter Davison (1981-1984)
Colin Baker (1984-1986)
Sylvester McCoy (1987-1989,1996)
Paul mcgann (1996,2013)
John hurt (2013)
Christopher eccleston (2005)
David tennant (2005-2010)
Matt Smith (2010-2013)
Peter capaldi (2013-2017)
Jodie Whitaker (2017-?)
when i heard the death of jon pertwee i cryed
"YOU WILL OBEY ME! We obey no one, we are the superior beings!"
It’s WE OBEY THE ONE. As in the leader of the Daleks (not Davros).
Little did I know at the time that this included The Sweet's "Blockbuster" and Sleazy Glitter's "Rock and Roll" but I still own my 12 inch vinyl copy of this. Tom Baker will always be _"MY"_ doctor.
To be fair, nobody really knew about Glitter at the time outside of his circle.
One thing has never changed. The Tardis :)
well, she has changed but her beauty hasn't changed
it camos the 100,000 miles radius picks what camo then turns into a 1963 police phone box
One of the best science fiction shows of all time, many would argue it is the best.
"This is what KLF is about. Also known as the Justified Ancients of Mu-Mu. Furthermore known as the JAMS".
As a fellow Timelord, I approve this video & highly recommend it! 🤓
when this song was made it should have been called "the doctor who national anthem"
Only sang by sacred Dr Who Fan dome
Yes I love the rock and rollers from the England I seen that video one night on TBS back in 1981
I have been watching the new 2014 version of Dr. Who(TV Series), But this song is an "earworm" of mine from the '80s when I was younger! This should really be the "theme" song!
Can you believe this song later ended up in sports arenas everywhere? Obviously the song had in influence.
Actually you are thinking of the original song that the KLF/Timelords/The JAMs used called Rock & Roll Part 2 by Gary (Sad Pedophile) Glitter. Gary did sing with the KLF in versions of this song on the Maxi Single in particular "Gary Joins the JAMs". Just some factual information regarding the song you now hear in sports arenas.... it is not this one!
People are still watching Woody Allen films in the US, and that's incest plus paedophilia for you :)
THREE great songs, because Blockbuster by The Sweet is in there too!
Loved Jon Pertwee and Tom Backer as the Doctor.. Sarah Jane Smith and Leela as his companion and the Master of course Roger Delgado and Anthony Ainley.. Davros and the Daleks best enemy's
Wow, there was actually a 12" of this song? I remember when it was playing on the radio, the critics hated it but we fans thought it was brilliant. Thank you for the great retrospective. You'll need to update this at some point because Paul McGann reprised the role of the 8th Doctor in 2005 in the Big Finish audio dramas, and then for TV in 2013. I just remembered how much Capaldi's look resembled Pertwee's in many ways.
I want this to be used in the 100th anniversary special!
Very good movie.
I remember John and Tom :) they were on when I was a Kid
Same here. I remember watching them on PBS.
Love this song
Love these songs barry
Tom Baker will always be my favorite Doctor Who
Jelly baby anyone?
Mine too. 🤓
of course I also now have the glitter bands rock and roll on my head
mad mark I knew it! This song is a blatant carbon copy of "Rock & Roll" by Gary Glitter. But it is pretty good nonetheless.
I am glad it stopped there. After Matt Smith, it didn't have the enthusiasm as it used to have. I have not seen a full series of (and including) Peter Capaldi onwards. It just doesn't have the same vibrancy as the others. In my Opinion.
Ive not seen any. Total bollox of a program. Nothing the peado bbc makes is worth watching imo
i love this song
Child of the 70's. Tom Baker is the one I remember the most. I was fascinated by the opening sequence with his face in it.
I started watching during the end of the 11th Doctor's run and start of the 12th, but I rewatched alot of the Doctor's before 11 and 12 and I have to say The 3rd Doctor will always be my favorite. Jon Pertwee was absolutely brilliant. Also this is a amazing video. Well done.
Agree. He was the first one I remember, and still my fave.
I love 3, i also love 7, and believe it or not, i'm also warming up to 8.
I know all the doctors
I bought the KLF Time Lords 12" after i saw KLF play the song live in at an underground club in 1989 just off Piccadilly Square, London England. I bought the UK Edition, which is/was quite a bit different then the US release. IMHO Doctorin the Tardis is the best Dr. Who song.. period.
What was the b-side to it
@@stephenrocks6390 A side was the extended play and B side is the Radio version
Superb video. There isn't one Doctor who is a favourite of mine, I liked them all. However my all time favourite characters was the First Master Roger Delgado and The Brigadier Nicholas Courtney.
I've always been a fan of Dr Who. Now i'm about to show my age. I remember the very first episode which scared me just as much as those damn daleks did. Yes. I admit it. I really did hide behind the sofa. Nice video,by the way! Not to mention good music.
Jesus: I thought all my life, that I was the only Freak! When my older brother & Sister watched the show, I wanted them to turn it off! " It scared the hell out of me in the early 60's"! The Daleks freaked me out!!! It took another 20 years to discover what show had scarred my childhood memory, when the show aired once again.
glenn sanders One of my first memories is of the Doctor Who music scaring the shit out of me and hiding in a cupboard when I was 4 years old. Then when I was 15 years old 'Doctorin' The Tardis' by The KLF was the first record I ever bought!
Wow! All of you are veteran-whovians! I love that! I just discovered this show like 3 years ago and i fell in love, i'm trying to see the classic ones now, i hope i will being still fan of the showwhen i become your age like you do 😀
Wait... you hid behind the sofa from 'The Unearthly Child' episode 1?
What was so scary?
I have to admit that I prefer the video with the cardboard box Daleks and the police car for it's sheer zaniness.
And it took Peter Capoldis Doctor to say " doctorin' the TARDIS." This song made it to #1 in England in 1988. And then they canceled Doctor Who the next year.
Now those are three fun facts for the price of one :O
KRAFTWERK2K6. Really?
I thought this was made in the Baker#1 Era since his Era was where doctor who was popular as heck .
doctor who 50th anniversary in 2013 i just can't wait.
well of course the doctor rocks, i remember watching the first episodes as a kid and becoming totally hooked for the next 40 years. tom baker is my fav and i have a copy of his scarf, hat and coat. i still go out every now and then in winter dressed as the doctor and some of the reactions i get when older people see me at a distance is amazing. some even want to get a pic and lots ask where ive parked my tardis. the video you have put together with the 12 inch soundtrack is very well done and an awsome tribute to the show and people who made it what it is.
Gary Glitter, The Sweet, Delia Derbyshire, The Daleks. That's all it takes!
I'm 68, these days I see as many doctors as months in a year. I recently & actually had an appointment with an Asian doctor named "Who." I didn't even realize the irony at the "time." Then, as I left the medical facility, I passed by his office door. A small white sign had his title & name. Below that was a larger blue sign with the word "TARDIS" in capital letters.
Now it'll have to be updated to include John Hurt & Peter Capaldi for the completists
watched it again tonight!!!! many thanks!!!!!!!
The glory days. Oh how the once mighty has fallen during these woke times.......
For all the youngsters. It’s made up of.... Gary Glitter- Rock n Roll
The Sweet- Blockbuster
Harry Enfield- Loadsamoney
Steve Walsh- lets get together tonight
And of course the Dr Who theme.
You’re welcome.
lol it's not just the "youngsters"
very cool tribute
For you Trevor, always makes me think of you.
Who would have thought that the Daleks would record a pop song?
They did it in 1964: czcams.com/video/GuBJ5H9m3Sc/video.html
Tom Bakers huge grin is wicked :)
My favorite Doctor Who is # 4.
Lael Destan Number 4 was the best. Not even series 18 can alter this fact.
this song came out after Gary Glitter did the "Hey Song" The Time Lords used the music is all made the words to fit that song...
great posting...THANK YOU.
First time I heard this long version I feel old listening to this thanks for uploading
Hey hey, My my, Doctor Who will never die.
Matt Smith is actually amazing, although he is the youngest actor to the play the Doctor.. Tennant and Smith have really raised the bar... Give the 11th doctor a shot. You will be pleasantly surprised!
3rd Dr was my childhood.
love this music Doctor whooooooooooooo
Yay! I got me a doctor who coat, just needs the colorful scarf now lol
tom baker and david tennant are my favorite doctors.
ALLONS-Y!.
Charlie Muller Jr.
Well done
OMG........Love this
Roll on "The day of the doctor "
@drjfh1970 I remember buying the Timelords/KLF Maxi single way way back. Now I only own it digitally, but I listened to the KLF's White Room quite a bit in those years.... I also think it was and still is the best use of the Doctor Who theme music to date...... Yes... I rushed the video up and edited it so many times that I did not see the mistake until you pointed it out, because I had created quite a few versions on my PC.
I bought it on 12 in vinyl in '83 & later when it was released on compact disc. Still have them. They use to play it a lot at a club called 701 South on the beachside here in Daytona Beach Florida, USA on a night they dub "Sunday, Bloody Sunday" , a tribute to U2. The greatest memories of my late teens & early 20's. Your tribute is fabulous!!!
I love that music
What a gorgeous tribute!
The true Dr. Who in one epic song , no female doctor, no capaldi, no PC/ SJW crap , long live the son of Gallifrey
So who's your favorite doctor who and who's your favorite companion? Mine will always be Tom Baker my favorite companion is Dr Martha Jones.
I will always have an affection for Jon Pertwee's Doctor, him being the one I saw first as a kid from 1970. It took me a little while to grow into Tom Baker's portrayal. He at first seemed a little silly with his massive scarf and some strange mannerisms but eventually I got into him. In the 21st century era I would have to split my choice between David Tennant and Peter Capaldi. Both had shades of "classic Who" that I appreciated.
My God! I can't believe I'm 56 years old and discussing characters from a show I started watching when I was 8!
@drjfh1970 Thanks, and I am glad you enjoyed!
I like all the doctors truly a great vid rock on I finally got to watch the dr who movie with peter mcgann and eric Roberts as the master it was pretty awesome
Paul*
And to think, a car made this song...
Romana II
channel 19 KCPT on saturday night's in the beginning 80's!
Matt Smith is only supposed to last to 2014, just so you know. By the way phenomenal video.
I love this. :D
At 8:23, "The Doctor is cool." I agree. :)
"There hasn't been a bad actor to play the doctor" - Nash (Radio Dead Air)
Beautiful tribute to one of the rare things on the telly that never were bad, well except for "Love and Monsters" maybe!;P
Every other episode had at least 1 of the following stunning...:
location/set, actors, script, SFx, VFx, jokes, etc.
Even the worst era had the cool Rock'n'Roll gun!:D
Rock on fellow KLF fan and whovian!
Wondering if your opinion has changed in recent years? 🤔
Tom Baker
Tom is still alive he's 85 years of age
Don't you love us Liverpudlians ;)
Baker in 2010
Born Thomas Stewart Baker
20 January 1934 (age 85)
Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Occupation Actor, writer
Years active 1968-present
Spouse(s) Anna Wheatcroft
(m. 1961; div. 1966)
Lalla Ward
(m. 1980; div. 1982)
Sue Jerrard
(m. 1986)
Children 2
Website www.tombakerofficial.com
Thomas Stewart Baker (born 20 January 1934) is an English actor. He is best known for his portrayal of the fourth incarnation of the Doctor in the science fiction series Doctor Who from 1974 to 1981,[1][2] a longer tenure than any other actor, and for the narration of the comedy series Little Britain.[1] Baker's voice, which has been described as "sonorous", was voted the fourth-most recognisable in the UK.[3]
At the age of 15, Baker began study as a religious brother. He
gradually lost his vocation and at 21 he left religious life and
undertook National Service in the Royal Army Medical Corps. On leaving the army, he served in the Merchant Navy and then became an actor, joining the Royal National Theatre under Laurence Olivier.[2]
Baker was in his thirties when his professional acting career began, and his first major film role was as Grigori Rasputin in Nicholas and Alexandra in 1971, when he was 37. He went on to play the villainous Prince Koura in The Golden Voyage of Sinbad in 1973, which led to his casting in Doctor Who.
During his period as its star, the series was distinguished by high
viewing figures and many stories which became regarded as classics. He
remains one of the most instantly recognisable incarnations of the
character.[4] It is Baker’s incarnation of the Doctor that has most often appeared in The Simpsons.[5] He continued to win regular roles in TV later in his career, most notably in the series Medics and Monarch of the Glen.
In addition to performing acting roles, Baker has narrated commercials,
video games, audiobooks, radio plays and television series.
Married three times, the second to Doctor Who co-star Lalla Ward, Baker has two sons from his first marriage.
My first Dr., was Tom Baker...when I couldn't stand Davidson..didn't watch again until Eccelston...many many years later...Love Tennant I think he is my Favorite...don't ask me why
too damn gorgeous..No.1...No.2 Far more in depth emotional character..No.3 He really turned the show around
Hey Don, Promised I'd be writing to you! Matt Smith? Really? Well to each is own! But I can't fault someone who likes all the Doctors!! Tom B. RULES!!
Sound the alarms, the KLF have left the building.
the Timelords ( a KLF project) FTW
Who will follow Peter Capaldi? I'd love to see Sean Pertwee. He's established himself enough to take the chance. 'Cos I know in my dreams - He's got eh part!!!
I agree I wonder if they asked him about Being a Dr... ?????
no night oil
What a great powerful long Song. Great Job by the KLF. But the Glitter, and Sweet also great!! T., from Germany!
is this where the NFL got their hook from "Dr Whooooooo hey" "Dr Whoooooo hey"????
+Mike Marquez No, that's from Gary Glitter's Rock and Roll Part 2.
MU MU!
meu pai amado muito bom
i could have written this. Baker brought a character to the show. the rest - not so much. the current guy is the best since - and that is sad.
I couldn't have thought that the doctors age got a bit younger each regeneration and went off on anomalies right?
Rewelacja. Pozdrowienia z Polski
While I agree with your closing words, they should read "Bow ties (& Fezes) are cool" ;-)
Tom Baker was best but have a soft spot for John Pertwee , Chris Ecclestone an Dave Tenant.
I noticed this version of Doctorin the Tardis by Timelords is not the exact classic of KLF's 89 hit?Timelords. It is Gary Glitter and the timelords...That is is, it is extended, and has more cool effects.
I like The Doctors. The Doctors are cool. 8:20
Is it me or the joker 🃏 sent me here
Sonnez l'alarme, le KLF a quitté le bâtiment.
From States , I enjoyed watching this with my dad when i was growing up, but after they killed him off Tom Baker, i lost interest. David Tennant was good also. newest one looks a like dork though . thanxs for the upload.
Lol, Tom left, he didn't get killed off. The Doctor regenerates into a new body. And show some love for the dorks mate.
@@sillygoose635 XD yeah the dork is one of my favourites
Could you do an updated version of this so it includes Peter Capaldi. Would be much appreciated.
When I get the opportunity I will....
Thank you very much.
I must be the only one who cant stand Peter Capaldi.
I can understand why you might not be keen on him given that the three previous doctors were more about action and did a lot of action scenes but Capaldi is actually closer to the original idea for the Doctor than Ecclestone, Tennant OR Smith. Remember William Hartnell was quite old when he got the role and played it as the elderly scientist who solved problems with his intellect rather than by running around. In a way you could even say it's appropriate. The Doctor was given a whole new set of regenerations and Capaldi COULD be viewed as a sort of Hartnell v2.0. I would recommend watching the Hartnell and Patrick Troughton episodes for a clearer idea of what Capaldi is actually doing in the role as it's very similar to how both those men played him.
Peter Capaldi is the only actor to have been in an episode and play lead role. Sean Pertwee. Only choice. The writers could have him regenerate into a younger version of himself.
#savetheday
Don How many pictures of each doctor did you use in this video
Gostei tempos bons toco orve Caixas de son.tinha pra ninguém
BAD WOLF
Gail Lewis YOU WHAT? YOU WHAT? YOU WHAT?
Darren Martin It's a Doctor Who reference.
no night oil
Billie Piper is gorgeous!
Suenen las alarmas, el KLF ha abandonado el edificio.
beware of the funknarching
esciology
a haha banana has Hannah hangs haha he
Suonano gli allarmi, il KLF ha lasciato l'edificio.
HAPPY 50TH ANNIVERSARY :D