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A Brief History of a Time Lord

Doctor Who Chronology: Table of Contents

List of Who's
William Hartnell | Patrick Troughton | Jon Pertwee | Tom Baker | Colin Baker | Peter Davison | Sylvester McCoy Paul McGann -

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[Grig]

My favouite episodes:

Genisis of the Daleks
Logopolis
The Deadly Assasin
Leisure Hive

Favourite companions:

Romanaveratnalundar
Sarah-Jane Smith
Nyssa

[billbears]

Used to watch Dr. Who on PBS all the time. Was a big Pertwee/Baker fan. One year for Christmas my parents paid someone to make me a scarf just like Baker's, exact same thread design, number of rows on each color, etc. Only wore it a few times out(the thing was so long!!) but I always, and still do, want a TARDIS!!

[HairOfTheDog]

Thanks for the ping on the other thread! All day Dr. Who marathons on a slow weekend are a good thing.

Ramius! - Something more cheerful for you!

[Grig]

Perhaps someone can answer this Dr Who question for me:

In 'The Time Monster' the Dr and the Master are talking to eachother while both are in the time vortex in their own TARDIS. Because of the time differential between them, the Master is hearing what the Dr says a bit before the Dr actually says it, and he creates some kind of feedback loop that causes the Dr to start speaking backwards, like a record spun the wrong way.

Does anyone know what it was the Dr said backwards? (I'm pretty sure it isn't "All your base are belong to us!")

[Leper Messiah]

Hmm, I used to watch this, I think Tom Baker was the one I liked but I'm not sure.

[supercat]

Tom Baker appeared in five stories with single-word titles: "Robot" (his first), "Underworld", "Shada" (never completed nor broadcast), "Meglios" (don't think I've seen), and "Logopolis".

Peter Davidson, however, had a whole boadload of such episodes: "Castrovalva" and "Kinda", "Earthshock", "Snakedance", "Terminus" and "Enlightenment", and "[The] Awakening" and "Frontios". Interestingly, though, his reign ented with a multi-word-titled "The Caves of Androzani".