Classic cult BBC TV show. It concerns the adventures of a renegade Time Lord exiled from the planet Gallifrey, who travels around the universe in his ship the TARDIS [Time And Relative Dimensions In Space], which froze in the form of a blue police telephone box in 1963.
The actors who have so far portrayed the Doctor in his nine[*] incarnations are, in order:
- William Hartnell (1963-66) – Old Father Time
- Patrick Troughton (1966-69) – the Chaplinesque tramp
- Jon Pertwee (1970-74) – insufferable dandy
- Tom Baker (1974-81) – scarf-sporting teddy boy
- Peter Davison (1982-84) – crisp in cricket whites
- Colin Baker (1984-86) – garish and ungregarious
- Sylvester McCoy (1987-94) – the poison-dwarf
- Paul McGann (1996) – the feature film: a new beginning
- Richard E. Grant (2003) – animated audio production
- Christopher Eccleston (2004-) – return to live action
[J. Standish, Doctor Who: XL Glorious Years, p. iii]
Is >Time-travel possible or impossible?
Can ten men [9 + 1] all be the same person?
Is >Time-travel possible or impossible?
Can ten men [9 + 1] all be the same person?
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