@@pex_the_unalivedrunk6785Well one of them there's still the beast Possibly lucifer and the master if the wiki's list of things that inspire the devil is to be believed
not to knock on or disrespect others, but I actually liked Jon Pertwee's Doctor, over Tom Baker's...I admire both and all of them, but there's something about Pertwee, hahah!
Apparently, Pertwee was told to simply play himself. He said was a great help to him, because he was mostly known for putting on a lot of silly personas (similar to his disguise as a cleaning lady in this vid). He was having time pinning himself to who he actually was, and Doctor Who was a great help in that.
I was a bad Whovian for a long time - the sort who wouldn't accept that anything before 2005 actually happened. Then Tom Baker showed up in the 50th anniversary special, and I couldn't really do that anymore. But when I did start to look back at the classics, for some reason, I went straight to Jon. And it was like I was experiencing failing in love with Doctor Who all over again! Even though he died before I was born, I feel like he was my first Doctor in a way. He's just magic and I absolutely adore him. 💖
That's lovely. Yeah, going back and watching classic who for the first time really is like getting to watch a whole new show. And the third doctor grabbed me straight away too. Such an iconic version :)
Same. I started with the original series and he just grabbed me instantly. He had all the best gadgets, and his frenemy vibe with the Brigadier was FANTASTIC.
I was the same, like we had a fridge magnet with Tom Baker as the Doctor and I said to myself "that's not Doctor Who" then I watched a VHS tape of the Three Doctors and that was it for me
Jon was my first Doctor. I watched half of the first episode of Spearhead from Space before my mother turned it off because it was "too scary". Then a few years later I found the repeat of Sea Devils and I was hooked completely. When eventually I started collecting the DVDs, I was surprised to find that the third Doctor portrayed so many of the beliefs and attitudes I've tried to personally follow and uphold without remembering where I'd first seen them.
The real question is Which Doctor was the one who originally have that adventure between 1 and 2? My money's on one because considering all the stuff three and two say it just seems like the first doctor did a lot of stuff
The 3rd doctor is truly one of my top favorite doctors ever. I like to consider him the “earth” doctor since most of his tenure had him on earth and seemed very close to it despite his constant attempts to escape it
he might feel it disrespectful to his father to have someone else even himself take up the role or just find it too uncomfortable, it's a rather complicated matter dealing with dead family
Unpopular opinion: The Ninth Doctor (Christopher Eccleston) is my favourite modern Doctor. The Third Doctor (Jon Pertwee) is my favourite classic Doctor. On my list of all Doctors, both share the #1 spot!
I've always said my faves are 3, 5, and 9. Eccleston shocked me as an original Who fan. I had no idea if I'd like the new series when it came out, but he won me over completely.
They’re actually both quite similar, they both wear mostly black with occasional splashes of colour, quite sarcastic, not afraid to get physical, bitter over recent trouble with Time Lords (exiled to Earth/Time War) and they both dislike and constantly clash with authority figures despite often being seen as one themselves.
So good. One of the two best actor's to play the Doctor (Tom Baker being the second, but equally first) Jon was an expert in Venusian akido and Cape wearing. I had the pleasure of meeting Jo Grant aka Katy Manning and she is such a beautiful and nice lady.
A few scenes that would have been perfect to add to this awesome compilation: 1) In addition to eathibg the sandwich in that fencing scene with The Master (absolutely hysterical), at the end, The Doctor gives a yell and "karate kicks" the weapon form The Master's and says "How many times have I told you! You'll NEVER solve anything with violence!" 2) In The Three Doctors, when Omega conjures up in The Doctor's mind a metallic looking Creature from the Black Lagoon and The Doctor has a "Judo/wrestling" match with it. 3) In The Carnival of Monsters, he has a bixing contest with a British Navel officer played by Ian Marter, who would go on to portray Harry Sullivan, one of The Fourth Doctor's companions and later became involved with the writing of novelisations of Doctor Who TV serials for Target Books, penning nine such adaptations in the late 1970s and early 1980s. I loved that this incarnation of The Doctor was willing to engage in physical confrontations, but still only when necessary. He would voice his disdain for violence but would acknowledge that physical action was sometimes necessary.
Heck even the 1st Doctor was willing to put up a physical fight to defend himself if he had to. I don't mind the Doctor's pacifism when it comes to not using guns and not resorting to lethal methods but I wouldn't mind if every incarnation or two we had a Doctor who could physically defend themselves with Venusian Akido like the 3rd Doctor did.
In terms of actually being underrated id say the 9th doctor isnt given enough credit, in terms of 3 he is popular and did well but 9 really isnt appreciated for how he was kind of able to revive the show
@@SamuelBlack84 a Star Trek Doctor Who crossover mini-movie would be great...omg. imagine Cybermen vs the Borg! or Daleks vs...uhhh...naw, they would be better at dying once they met the Klingons and Romulans, hahahahah! edit: either Kirk or Picard would be interesting to see how they handle a Who universe threat...and how they would interact with the Doctor.
The third doctor was heavily influenced by spy films like james bond. Jon Pertwee was an actual spy during world war 2. And one of the three people considered to be the inspiration for james bond. That is *so fucking cool*
I'm 63 and love the the classic Dr who's John Pertwee is my favourite Dr who SPEARHEAD from space is my number one favourite. Personally I think John Pertwee as Dr who has never be match cool carm dering funny witty John Pertwee gave Dr who a zest for life.
If the Doctor singing to themselves as they sail straight past a keep out sign in a beautiful vintage car doesn’t just sum up the show I don’t know what does 😂
I didnt even exist when his tenure aired yet I miss him terribly. My God, what a brilliant absolutely splendid doctor he was. I just finished planet of the spiders and im on robot. It's so strange not seeing 3 take control of the situation. I see a lot of him and t baker (and a lot of c baker) whenever I watch peter capaldi's episodes ❤
I remember a scene, but not which episode it's from, where the 3rd Doctor is out in actual space in a orange astronaut suit, stuck floating between two ships, when he uses a ball throw to send him back to ship.
Oh no he can read He's just against the system Maan I mean he literally is imprisoned on the earth for Breaking the laws of his own people Which is kind of ridiculous?He was charged with interfering with other planets so let's lock him on another planet
Jon Pertwee was probably my Favorite doctor, well tied with Peter Davison(don't ask why). Judo Master, and Kind hearted, yet still a Time Lord at hearts. Wish I could get the complete collection somewhere, they played all his old episodes on PBS in the U.S.A. back in the 1980s when they went through all the reruns when I was a child....his grandfatherly-like affection for JoJo Grant and Sarah Jane Smith was always so innocent and Wholesome!
Well think the b b c sells d v d's but I don't know where but if you want to watch all of Is the classic doctors?You can find them on the internet archive Just google internet archive doctor who and I think it goes all the way up to the seventh doctor's second season They're also on tubi Or if you live in the UK The b b c I player literally has all of doctor who television the classic the new series and the spin off shows
_"You're not suggesting that you examine a piece of machinery that's worth 1 million POUNDS.. with a Screwdriver?"_ DOCTOR: _"It's not worth 1 million _*_PINS_*_ if it doesn't work is it?!"_
This entire era of Doctor Who was seventies as *fuck* xD Hell, it only existed because the BBC saw the success of the James Bond series abroad and wanted to duplicate it - *while* slashing the budget on their sci-fi productions The fact that the show still managed to, overall, *work* despite the absurdity of the people in charge, and the problems presented by them, is a testament to the endurance of Doctor Who as an IP and the wherewithal of actors like Jon Pertwee, Roger Delgado and Nicholas Courtney
Given that it has multiple fates , it was given to benton , It's gathering mouth balls and some unit facility.It's in the doctor's own personal garage in the tardis They could have a whole Fleet of them.Make a multi bessie story
All of these people[ Or rather person one entity multiple bodies] are incredibly cruel On occasion Never forget the end of that cyberman two parter in the second siri's a of the new show where the doctor basically tortured innocent people by making them aware of the fact that they became cyberman That's a problem with the writing.By the way because instead of just having Plot convenience that made them get their minds back they should have just had him a Plot convenience that allowed him to blow them up
I think the first Definitely. The second could have been Made in color because the Batman 66 show was in color but the BBC.Couldn't afford it Doctor who's chronic problem they broke But these are just Hypotheticals and what if.Yes , the third doctor was the first in color not counting Dr who Is from those dalekmania films That were remakes of two cereals from the first doctor with the different actors
It goes all the way back to 2 The name was first used by Jamie mccrimin.When he had to tell people the doctor's name , I think the doctor Had hit his head or some thing can't remember.I was kind of zoning out when I watched that story The first Doctor used other names like Doctor Foreman.Or doctor caligula And was mistaken for doc friday That one time
at 2:31 this was one of my Favorites as a kid, watching 15 year old reruns for the first time..."something very large, very fierce, and probably very hungry". I was born in 1980, but watched the vast majority of Doctors 1-7 between age 5 and 12 on PBS in the U.S. wish the damned TV station would quit playing the Tom Baker episodes I've seen a dozen times, and play some Jon Pertwee episodes, Wtf?
That was probably just Down to baker's longevity and popularity I bet yet they did something like that.And nowadays it would be mostly david tenant Both brilliant doctors but Over exposure does kind of taint them unfortunately
My favorite Doctors in order 12, 3, 4, 8, 9, 7, 2, 11, 1, 10, 5, 6.......... Sorry, never seen 13 lol!!! Also not a fan of War Doctor and apparently there's a Fugitive Doctor meh.
13 is a hit or miss. If you're a stickler for writing and characterization, you might not enjoy her run. Especially if you love 12 - they just don't compare. BUT if you're lax about those things, her first two seasons follow the same episodic rubric as the rest of nuWho. Her third season pulls an oldWho and has a six-parter, though it's got pretty mixed reviews. 14 and 15 (as of April 2024) are on Disney+. 15 reminds me of 2 - chipper, funny, inquisitive, caring, serious when he needs to be. If that's your thing, I recommend checking the D+ specials out!
Is it Karate or Akido? Pertwee was the James Bond of Doctors, Baker was the most believable as an alien among us. Pertwee, however, is still my 2nd favorite doctor. He was also great in that role.
It's some space martial ait's. Created by created by creatures with multiple arms.And that's why the Doctor is so impressive with it.Because he's basically doing it handicapped by their standards Is venusian aikido I believe But this is just the universe law.I don't know nothing about choreographically or martial arts to know if The actor is performing some real life martial arts
He could be VERY sharp-tongued! That's one reason he needed Jo around - to soften his edges. He got shit done, though. Probably the most masculine of all the Doctors (the drag episode notwithstanding!).
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I have a feeling that if 3 and 12 ever met they'd get on like a house on fire.
I always like to say that 12 is basically 3 if he were having a massive midlife crisis
@@yeahbutthendragons152 12 is 3 only he’s older 😂
They're both all eyebrows.
And wherever they meet would also end up on fire.
@@FixTheWi-Fi Also true.
The Doctor: does anything
Brigadier: looks at the camera
😂
also Brigadier: I just do the best I can...💥
(literally kills the devil)
@@pex_the_unalivedrunk6785Well one of them there's still the beast Possibly lucifer and the master if the wiki's list of things that inspire the devil is to be believed
He's like help me please 🥺. This guy is driving me up the wall. 😅
Jon pertwee was a very underrated actor,he was truly brilliant.
Despite getting kicked out of drama school lol
@@tiffanyspencer1082 jealous
Probably my second favourite doctor.
@@MrWhatWhy Who is your favourite Doctor? X
@@kathrynhoward9738 Either David Tennant of Peter Capaldi, both are really good. But Jon Pertwee still takes second place to either of them
How can you not love Jon Pertwee when he drives on a yellow car into a restricted area singing like a cleaning lady while using the vacum cleaner
and later becomes a cleaning lady
not to knock on or disrespect others, but I actually liked Jon Pertwee's Doctor, over Tom Baker's...I admire both and all of them, but there's something about Pertwee, hahah!
There’s not NEARLY enough meme content for the classic series, thank you for filling the void
He's been there all along. Everyone sings praises for Tom, but John's just been quietly waiting with unlimited potential.
Jon Pertwee > Tom Baker...imo. despite the status quo. no disrespect for Tom, he was alright and carried the franchise.
Jon Pertwee ironically as a well established comic actor played the role of the Doctor as a “straight man” throughout.
I thought the Brig was the "straight man" to the Doctor's eccentric personality
Apparently, Pertwee was told to simply play himself. He said was a great help to him, because he was mostly known for putting on a lot of silly personas (similar to his disguise as a cleaning lady in this vid). He was having time pinning himself to who he actually was, and Doctor Who was a great help in that.
I was a bad Whovian for a long time - the sort who wouldn't accept that anything before 2005 actually happened. Then Tom Baker showed up in the 50th anniversary special, and I couldn't really do that anymore. But when I did start to look back at the classics, for some reason, I went straight to Jon. And it was like I was experiencing failing in love with Doctor Who all over again! Even though he died before I was born, I feel like he was my first Doctor in a way. He's just magic and I absolutely adore him. 💖
That's lovely. Yeah, going back and watching classic who for the first time really is like getting to watch a whole new show. And the third doctor grabbed me straight away too. Such an iconic version :)
Same. I started with the original series and he just grabbed me instantly. He had all the best gadgets, and his frenemy vibe with the Brigadier was FANTASTIC.
I was the same, like we had a fridge magnet with Tom Baker as the Doctor and I said to myself "that's not Doctor Who" then I watched a VHS tape of the Three Doctors and that was it for me
Jon was my first Doctor. I watched half of the first episode of Spearhead from Space before my mother turned it off because it was "too scary". Then a few years later I found the repeat of Sea Devils and I was hooked completely.
When eventually I started collecting the DVDs, I was surprised to find that the third Doctor portrayed so many of the beliefs and attitudes I've tried to personally follow and uphold without remembering where I'd first seen them.
The clip at 0:32 perfectly represents the Doctor - past, present and future of what this series is about is encapsulated in that exact scene 😂
That wheelchair scene is one of the funniest things ive seen in a while
Gotta love how the end of The Giggle made a callback to the scene from the first clip in this!!😄😄
The real question is Which Doctor was the one who originally have that adventure between 1 and 2? My money's on one because considering all the stuff three and two say it just seems like the first doctor did a lot of stuff
The 3rd doctor is truly one of my top favorite doctors ever. I like to consider him the “earth” doctor since most of his tenure had him on earth and seemed very close to it despite his constant attempts to escape it
Jon Pertwee and Peter Davison were my favs...Tom Baker was a legend, but didn't ever make me cry like the times 3 and 5 did.
The 3rd doctor definitely laid the fountain for that quirky personality that’s seen in almost every version after him
What about the second doctor?
@@zachariahlakay1118 what abt him
Is he more of the clownlike personality we see in the other doctors?
@@zachariahlakay1118 idk I’m talking about the 3rd doctor
And being badass
It's almost painful how identical Jon and Sean are. I seriously don't know why Sean hasn't reprised his father's role as the Doctor.
He dressed up as the Third Doctor for Halloween once back during his Gotham days. Not in the show but IRL.
He feels it wouldn't be respectful
He was considered for one of the regenerations, don't quite remember which one.
he doesn’t want to probably bc he feels no one could do it better than the OG
he might feel it disrespectful to his father to have someone else even himself take up the role or just find it too uncomfortable, it's a rather complicated matter dealing with dead family
Unpopular opinion:
The Ninth Doctor (Christopher Eccleston) is my favourite modern Doctor.
The Third Doctor (Jon Pertwee) is my favourite classic Doctor.
On my list of all Doctors, both share the #1 spot!
I wouldn’t say unpopular as much as uncommon
3 is definitely top, 4 is close but sometimes hes just that little bit too quirky
The man Eccleston...my favorite doctor of all
I've always said my faves are 3, 5, and 9. Eccleston shocked me as an original Who fan. I had no idea if I'd like the new series when it came out, but he won me over completely.
They’re actually both quite similar, they both wear mostly black with occasional splashes of colour, quite sarcastic, not afraid to get physical, bitter over recent trouble with Time Lords (exiled to Earth/Time War) and they both dislike and constantly clash with authority figures despite often being seen as one themselves.
So good.
One of the two best actor's to play the Doctor (Tom Baker being the second, but equally first) Jon was an expert in Venusian akido and Cape wearing.
I had the pleasure of meeting Jo Grant aka Katy Manning and she is such a beautiful and nice lady.
Jon Pertwee: the definite article of legendary
A few scenes that would have been perfect to add to this awesome compilation:
1) In addition to eathibg the sandwich in that fencing scene with The Master (absolutely hysterical), at the end, The Doctor gives a yell and "karate kicks" the weapon form The Master's and says "How many times have I told you! You'll NEVER solve anything with violence!"
2) In The Three Doctors, when Omega conjures up in The Doctor's mind a metallic looking Creature from the Black Lagoon and The Doctor has a "Judo/wrestling" match with it.
3) In The Carnival of Monsters, he has a bixing contest with a British Navel officer played by Ian Marter, who would go on to portray Harry Sullivan, one of The Fourth Doctor's companions and later became involved with the writing of novelisations of Doctor Who TV serials for Target Books, penning nine such adaptations in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
I loved that this incarnation of The Doctor was willing to engage in physical confrontations, but still only when necessary. He would voice his disdain for violence but would acknowledge that physical action was sometimes necessary.
Heck even the 1st Doctor was willing to put up a physical fight to defend himself if he had to. I don't mind the Doctor's pacifism when it comes to not using guns and not resorting to lethal methods but I wouldn't mind if every incarnation or two we had a Doctor who could physically defend themselves with Venusian Akido like the 3rd Doctor did.
Actually at the end of the fencing fight he says "tsk,tsk,tsk how many times do I have to tell you violence will never get you anywhere"
"It’s a yellow car. I drive a yellow car now, yellow cars are cool."
The most underrated Doctor, along with Colin Baker and McCoy, probably.
He is very well rated, he must be extremely brilliant then.
In terms of actually being underrated id say the 9th doctor isnt given enough credit, in terms of 3 he is popular and did well but 9 really isnt appreciated for how he was kind of able to revive the show
Colin was just...cringe. the way he treated Perry. McCoy was very underrated, His costume and persona were quite Brilliant! Plus...Ace was cute AF 😍
McCoy was my Doctor
@@SamuelBlack84 a Star Trek Doctor Who crossover mini-movie would be great...omg. imagine Cybermen vs the Borg! or Daleks vs...uhhh...naw, they would be better at dying once they met the Klingons and Romulans, hahahahah!
edit: either Kirk or Picard would be interesting to see how they handle a Who universe threat...and how they would interact with the Doctor.
As my favorite Doctor he truly IS… THE… DOCTOR!
I really like the Third Doctor's voice, he has a cool voice.
Hearing the bits with him singing is so beautiful. I love it! :)
The third doctor was heavily influenced by spy films like james bond. Jon Pertwee was an actual spy during world war 2. And one of the three people considered to be the inspiration for james bond. That is *so fucking cool*
An absolute icon
"Venusian karate, it's very effective" Love it! Fantastic compilation all round :=)
I'm 63 and love the the classic Dr who's John Pertwee is my favourite Dr who SPEARHEAD from space is my number one favourite. Personally I think John Pertwee as Dr who has never be match cool carm dering funny witty John Pertwee gave Dr who a zest for life.
Jo's face is so understandable lmao 1:30
If the Doctor singing to themselves as they sail straight past a keep out sign in a beautiful vintage car doesn’t just sum up the show I don’t know what does 😂
Also @2:54
Nobody could say "Yes" quite like Jon Pertwee.
Still and always my favorite, THE Doctor. Awesome in every way.
After I finished his era, he became one of my favourite incarnations of the Doctor. I love his Doctor so much... But Hartnell remains my number one. ❤
Eyebrows call back returns in 2023
0:48 I prefer this to Tom Baker's equivalent
I didnt even exist when his tenure aired yet I miss him terribly. My God, what a brilliant absolutely splendid doctor he was. I just finished planet of the spiders and im on robot. It's so strange not seeing 3 take control of the situation. I see a lot of him and t baker (and a lot of c baker) whenever I watch peter capaldi's episodes ❤
I remember a scene, but not which episode it's from, where the 3rd Doctor is out in actual space in a orange astronaut suit, stuck floating between two ships, when he uses a ball throw to send him back to ship.
@louis butters Oh yes, that's the one! I'd never have found it, searching in the wrong seasons. Thanks!
Pertwee is such a legend third on my List by pure coïncidence
Jon Pertweee is a delight
0:45 the doctor pass a restricted area because he can't read human
Oh no he can read
He's just against the system Maan
I mean he literally is imprisoned on the earth for Breaking the laws of his own people
Which is kind of ridiculous?He was charged with interfering with other planets so let's lock him on another planet
Now this is content!
I still think Tennant is my favorite Doctor overall, but Pertwee is easily my favorite classic Doctor.
Fine, I’ll watch Classic Who.
Jo Grant going wtf he can speak car
My favorite classic Doctor ❤❤❤❤
This is the doctor I grew up on for some reason. The only one I've seen as well. Best doctor, I must say
You really should watch more of them, each manages to bring life to the show in their own unique ways and its really fun
No such thing as a best Doctor those guys are like Potato Chips.You can't take just one
2:31 aroon arroon aroon aroon aroon, arrooon aroon aroon aroon aroooon
Perfect
There’s so much meme material and great out of context moments from the Classic series
This is magnificent
Jon Pertwee was probably my Favorite doctor, well tied with Peter Davison(don't ask why). Judo Master, and Kind hearted, yet still a Time Lord at hearts. Wish I could get the complete collection somewhere, they played all his old episodes on PBS in the U.S.A. back in the 1980s when they went through all the reruns when I was a child....his grandfatherly-like affection for JoJo Grant and Sarah Jane Smith was always so innocent and Wholesome!
Well think the b b c sells d v d's but I don't know where but if you want to watch all of Is the classic doctors?You can find them on the internet archive
Just google internet archive doctor who and I think it goes all the way up to the seventh doctor's second season
They're also on tubi
Or if you live in the UK
The b b c I player literally has all of doctor who television the classic the new series and the spin off shows
Three is such a boss he's so funny.
_"You're not suggesting that you examine a piece of machinery that's worth 1 million POUNDS.. with a Screwdriver?"_
DOCTOR: _"It's not worth 1 million _*_PINS_*_ if it doesn't work is it?!"_
*_SHOES !_*
One of my favourite scenes from his first episode, not sure why it amuses me so much but his delivery of that line is just fantastic
Brilliant my dear chap, absolutly brilliant.
Thanks for making this! Excellent content
Pertwee and Baker were my doctors. The 70s were the finest Who years to be a kid.
The 70's, in general, were the best years to be a kid...and I was lucky enough to be one! 😁😎😉
Even in the earliest of episodes, he was just brilliant at being the doctor.
2:31 haroon
How can you not forget Jon Pertwee as Worzel Gummidge or his appearance in the Goodie's Wacky Welsh episode :)
Anyone else think Jon Pertwee and Matt Smith sound a lot alike?
It's probably all of the made up words
Reverse the polarity of the neutron flow. Fire up the helmet regulator
Shoes.
Completely awesome my favorite Dr
This entire era of Doctor Who was seventies as *fuck* xD
Hell, it only existed because the BBC saw the success of the James Bond series abroad and wanted to duplicate it - *while* slashing the budget on their sci-fi productions
The fact that the show still managed to, overall, *work* despite the absurdity of the people in charge, and the problems presented by them, is a testament to the endurance of Doctor Who as an IP and the wherewithal of actors like Jon Pertwee, Roger Delgado and Nicholas Courtney
2:17 - 2:25 how have I never seen this before LMAOO
LOL
My favourite doctor 👨⚕️ of all time .David Tennant is my last favourite both brilliant!.
Bessie needs to make a comeback in the revival.
Given that it has multiple fates , it was given to benton , It's gathering mouth balls and some unit facility.It's in the doctor's own personal garage in the tardis
They could have a whole Fleet of them.Make a multi bessie story
Brilliant! Loved him as the char woman!
Some one give the 3rd doctor a doctor liversay walk meme please the 3rd doctor really was a real chad
3 is my favorite classic doctor and 12 is my favorite modern doctor
Those are two of my favourites too!
Three, my beloved!
Also whenever he says 'Good afternoon!' before making an escape :)
You should do videos like this with the other classic Doctors
Awesome.
Absolute MOOD
I loved John Pertwee some of his performances as the Doctor were suitably hammy 😂
Favourite classic Doctor: 3
Favourite modern Doctor: 10
Both remind me of myself sometimes
Jon Pertwee the legend he is as the Third Doctor. ❤❤
I Love Him
Man if Otaking was able to do a whole Doctor Who anime, I wanna know how the responses between him and Tomo Kajiura would be like
10 is my favorite Doctor from Modern Who.
My favorite Doctors from classic are 3, 4, and 5
Jon pertwee was my first classic doctor. 😊
10, 11, 12, 13 and most likely 14: Never be cruel
3 the second half of the video:
All of these people[ Or rather person one entity multiple bodies] are incredibly cruel On occasion
Never forget the end of that cyberman two parter in the second siri's a of the new show where the doctor basically tortured innocent people by making them aware of the fact that they became cyberman
That's a problem with the writing.By the way because instead of just having Plot convenience that made them get their minds back they should have just had him a Plot convenience that allowed him to blow them up
@@plantainsame2049 What about 13?
@@timgorg1919nothing worse thwn any of the others
Dr war crimes
Nothing was crueler than eating the Master's sandwich UvU
Very good compilation...but unfortunately this left out the Doctor's "You Sir are a nitwit!" exchange with Prof. Stahlman (Inferno) 😂🤗🤩😎✌️👏
505 like, love this ahahaha he was an absolute legend Well done
NAH IM ONLY HERE FOR THE THUMBNAIL
My favorite parts are were sings
I started the series on Tom Baker, never knew Jon Pertwee was in color! I had assumed Tom Baker was the first in color.
I think the first Definitely.
The second could have been Made in color because the Batman 66 show was in color but the BBC.Couldn't afford it
Doctor who's chronic problem they broke
But these are just Hypotheticals and what if.Yes , the third doctor was the first in color not counting Dr who Is from those dalekmania films That were remakes of two cereals from the first doctor with the different actors
Wow! I didn’t know “John Smith” went all the way back to 3.
It went back to 2 as I recall (The Wheel in Space).
It goes all the way back to 2
The name was first used by Jamie mccrimin.When he had to tell people the doctor's name , I think the doctor Had hit his head or some thing can't remember.I was kind of zoning out when I watched that story
The first Doctor used other names like Doctor Foreman.Or doctor caligula
And was mistaken for doc friday That one time
at 2:31 this was one of my Favorites as a kid, watching 15 year old reruns for the first time..."something very large, very fierce, and probably very hungry".
I was born in 1980, but watched the vast majority of Doctors 1-7 between age 5 and 12 on PBS in the U.S. wish the damned TV station would quit playing the Tom Baker episodes I've seen a dozen times, and play some Jon Pertwee episodes, Wtf?
That was probably just Down to baker's longevity and popularity
I bet yet they did something like that.And nowadays it would be mostly david tenant
Both brilliant doctors but Over exposure does kind of taint them unfortunately
Theres always something more "odd" with the odd number regens than the even ones ngl
Counterpoint: Tom Baker
@@SometimesCreator he's the exception . Not the norm
*SHOES*
3:53 so thats how he got the name called "John Smith"
No it isnt.
Was Bessie just Brum’s big sister or something? That is one of the few times I’ve ever seen a clip of the car.
Best Doctor!
What episode is 1:50 from?
By the way, this is great, I love the Third Doctor.
It's from The Three Doctors
@@tristansteinbomer3256 Thank you!
@@firewarrior9999 👍 your welcome
THIS is the Doctor!
Ncuti Gatwa is most certainly not
best incarnation along with tom baker and i quite liked 7th doctor sorry to say lol
03:50 Doctor Who?
My favorite Doctors in order 12, 3, 4, 8, 9, 7, 2, 11, 1, 10, 5, 6.......... Sorry, never seen 13 lol!!! Also not a fan of War Doctor and apparently there's a Fugitive Doctor meh.
You should be a fan of the word doctor he is peak
Man literally only had one episode yet stole the show
13 is a hit or miss. If you're a stickler for writing and characterization, you might not enjoy her run. Especially if you love 12 - they just don't compare. BUT if you're lax about those things, her first two seasons follow the same episodic rubric as the rest of nuWho. Her third season pulls an oldWho and has a six-parter, though it's got pretty mixed reviews. 14 and 15 (as of April 2024) are on Disney+. 15 reminds me of 2 - chipper, funny, inquisitive, caring, serious when he needs to be. If that's your thing, I recommend checking the D+ specials out!
What episode is 3:03 involving the wheelchair
The third doctor's grand First appearance spearhead from space
Is it Karate or Akido? Pertwee was the James Bond of Doctors, Baker was the most believable as an alien among us. Pertwee, however, is still my 2nd favorite doctor. He was also great in that role.
It's some space martial ait's.
Created by created by creatures with multiple arms.And that's why the Doctor is so impressive with it.Because he's basically doing it handicapped by their standards
Is venusian aikido I believe
But this is just the universe law.I don't know nothing about choreographically or martial arts to know if The actor is performing some real life martial arts
He could be VERY sharp-tongued! That's one reason he needed Jo around - to soften his edges. He got shit done, though. Probably the most masculine of all the Doctors (the drag episode notwithstanding!).