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With his long scarf and floppy hat Tom Baker’s Fourth Doctor is still one of the most recognisable. As the actor turned 90 on the 20th January 2024 BBC Archives celebrated this iconic Doctor and his enduring appeal.

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In 1982, the Doctor Who ratings doubled when new Time Lord Peter Davison took over the TARDIS. What was it that brought viewers back in their millions?

“#DWAdvent2022 Day 4: #DoctorWho and An Unearthly Child - Pilot version (Colourisation) Our clearest look at the first version of the console with its simpler layout and Perspex levers. Plus Dr Who’s space birdcage and potted space fern. Tips via ko-fi: https://t.co/yP0OlsWrRI”

Many 'Doctor Who' fans have never taken the time to delve through old show's 26 seasons. Here are the only eight early 'Who' adventures for ever need to see.

“Courage isn't a matter of not being frightened, you know. It's being afraid and doing what you have to do anyway.” —The Third Doctor. The Third Doctor, who was exiled by the Time Lords to Earth in the 20th century for a significant period of his life, was a distinguished man of high class and gadgetry, often tinkering away and privy with machines. He also liked to share his wisdom with those who had open minds, but his patience would quickly dissolve if something annoyed him. Those who got…

25 years ago, the Seventh Doctor regenerated, and Paul McGann made his Doctor Who debut!

The Doctor Who story ‘Ghost Light’ is one of the most complex in the series’ history, and was the last to be made before the show was axed.

The actor, 70 – who played the sixth Time Lord from 1984 to 1986 – said he felt like a “second class citizen” after being left out of the special show

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The collection of 21 colour images were taken during the filming of The Power Of The Daleks, which was broadcast by the BBC in six weekly episodes in November and December 1966.

A still of Jon Pertwee in 'The Time Warrior' (1973). #DoctorWho