Or should I say companion… regardless; a bit of Bank Holiday nostalgic fun…
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Tom Baker but a country mile although in that country there would be Jon Pertwee somewhere, lurking.
Sarah Jane although Cara and Amy P for hotness.
Was it Sarah Jane? I'm not sure of her name. I quite liked William Hartnell- it was all so new in those days!
Yes Sarah Jane, the actress had a spin off in recent year on Cbbc until she passed away.
I never heard of it until Eccelstone(sp) so i am Dr Who Newbie.. mine is Tennant as Dr with Matt in 2nd place and Clara.... I just love her... Amy and Rose were good but Clara has a brain and is a bit ballsy!
Originally Posted by machel:
john pertwee and sarah jane (can't remember her real name)
My first Doctor, Tom Baker and Sarah Jane.
There was a great drama on BBC2 tonight, about the origins of Doctor Who and the first Doctor, William Hartnell. Had a lump in my throat at the end.
Originally Posted by Sprout:
Originally Posted by machel:
john pertwee and sarah jane (can't remember her real name)
I think her real name was Elizabeth Sladen.
David Tennant and Rose - without a doubt
Oh how I cried....
My earliest childhood memories are of Jon Pertwee as the The Doctor assisted by the impish Jo Grant. Classic era mostly set on earth (with the Tardis broken) and often featuring Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart with his UNIT team, and, as also pictured, The Master.
Originally Posted by Cold Sweat:
My earliest childhood memories are of Jon Pertwee as the The Doctor assisted by the impish Jo Grant. Classic era mostly set on earth (with the Tardis broken) and often featuring Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart with his UNIT team, and, as also pictured, The Master.
The Master, always loved it when he was in the shows. Defo the best Doctor Who era. This master was evil looking and sinister unlike the John Simm (was it him) Master.
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Cold Sweat:
My earliest childhood memories are of Jon Pertwee as the The Doctor assisted by the impish Jo Grant. Classic era mostly set on earth (with the Tardis broken) and often featuring Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart with his UNIT team, and, as also pictured, The Master.
The Master, always loved it when he was in the shows. Defo the best Doctor Who era. This master was evil looking and sinister unlike the John Simm (was it him) Master.
Sadly the actor that played The Master (Roger Delgado) died in a car accident while on location for a film in Turkey during 1973. There was an episode “in progress” at the time which was never completed.
The Doctor and Jo were like a teacher/student relationship and many of the stories seemed action packed and full of danger. Of the Doctor/companion pairings up until the 1989 cancellation i think maybe only Tom Baker and Sarah Jane was better.
Originally Posted by Cold Sweat:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Cold Sweat:
My earliest childhood memories are of Jon Pertwee as the The Doctor assisted by the impish Jo Grant. Classic era mostly set on earth (with the Tardis broken) and often featuring Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart with his UNIT team, and, as also pictured, The Master.
The Master, always loved it when he was in the shows. Defo the best Doctor Who era. This master was evil looking and sinister unlike the John Simm (was it him) Master.
Sadly the actor that played The Master (Roger Delgado) died in a car accident while on location for a film in Turkey during 1973. There was an episode “in progress” at the time which was never completed.
I would still be curious to see the "in progress" work if filmed in a sort of documentary style.
thank youWhen I clicked on this I just knew it wasn't going to be about my very handsome and delicious GP 
......or my ex for that matter
Originally Posted by Supes:
When I clicked on this I just knew it wasn't going to be about my very handsome and delicious GP ......or my ex for that matter
Sorry to disappoint!
Perhaps you could select a handsome and delicious Time Lord instead?
Originally Posted by Cold Sweat:
Originally Posted by Supes:
When I clicked on this I just knew it wasn't going to be about my very handsome and delicious GP ......or my ex for that matter
Sorry to disappoint!
Perhaps you could select a handsome and delicious Time Lord instead?
I hope Supes goes for Patrick Troughton
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Cold Sweat:
Originally Posted by Supes:
When I clicked on this I just knew it wasn't going to be about my very handsome and delicious GP ......or my ex for that matter
Sorry to disappoint!
Perhaps you could select a handsome and delicious Time Lord instead?
I hope Supes goes for Patrick Troughton
