I also loved that they did that. I love that they actually went for the genuine niche reference approach, rather than just have him dress as Tom Baker.
For bonus points: Phineas and Ferb: Mission Marvel. The boys are helping the Avengers regain their powers, and invite them in the S.H.E.D. As the Marvel heroes enter the playhouse, its actually a massive laboratory on the inside. Ferb quips "Just a bit of British sci-fi technology".
Oh! I didn’t know that was a reference to D.W. I wasn’t even a fan of D.W. yet when that first came out but now I read ur comment, imma watch the movie rn! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
@@craytherlaygaming2852 No, she just went to the world fair after she'd finished saving The Doctor from her assigned incident. She was well aware of what needed to happen to Steve Rogers and distracted Bucky at the right time.
Bluey was definitely a Dr Who reference - it’s hard to explain just how popular Dr Who is down there. For a start, the ABC co-funded Dr Who for a while - but we even ran every single surviving episode every weekday for years at dinner time. When I grew up in the 80’s it was a ritual to watch Dr Who after school.
I also grew up in Australia - even later in the 2010's they did tons of reruns - I remember watching lots of episodes over dinner. Fond memories indeed.
@@noahhensel9193 in the 80’s there was a ritual starting at 5:30pm, Monkey Magic, Danger Mouse, Doctor Who. Prior to that might be Battle Of The Planets or Starblazers. Memories indeed.
One of my favorite references: Leverage, "The Mile High Job." Hardison gives Nate Ford fake passports for Tom Baker, Peter Davison, and Sylvester McCoy. Sophie has a fake passport for Sarah Jane Baker. In another episode, Hardison complains about problems downloading the latest episode of Doctor Who,
I'm always surprised when someone remembers Better off Ted, I loved that show and that kind of humour that's no where to be seen nowadays. So underrated and I've seen it many times but never notice the Dalek
I loved that show too. Watched every episode. I DID notice the Dalek, though I don't think it was because the company the characters worked for was evil. In fact, I don't really think it was evil at all; it just happened to create a lot of products that didn't work/could be misused. And if I remember the context of that scene correctly, that room was filled with failed creations. The Dalek's inclusion was meant to be a bit of a joke by not even mentioning its presence.
"I do hate this feeling. I hate it like I hate…" "Don’t tell me. The Dutch?" "I don’t hate the Dutch. I love the Dutch. That’s why I hold them to a higher standard."
Anyone remember the Top Gear episode (series 2, episode 8) featuring a Dalek, a Klingon, Darth Vader and Colin Baker’s Sixth Doctor racing round the Top Gear test track?
I remember a challenge to see which team could get to the roof of the old BBC Television Centre the fastest. The parkour team pass by a Dalek "still stuck at the bottom of the stairs".
Love how Sheldon goes “I was doctor who” which is something that Missy says but it’s so funny Sheldon’s twin sister is also named missy🤫 like it’s so funny that a young boy calls himself doctor who as his name and then missy is like he called himself that as a child n here we see a missy listening to a young man calling himself doctor who I just love if
First episode of Chelmsford 123 - the 4th Doctor lands in the background, has a look around, and leaves again. Another superb TV series with only 12 episodes!
After I became a Whovian and started paying attention, I noticed that classic DW and Red Dwarf overlapped by 2 years. RD came out in 1987 (as did Star Trek the Next Generation), while DW was still in production. (Had already been a Trek and Red Dwarf fan for years.) Did y'all already cover the new "One Day At A Time" episode where the daughter and her friend are going to a sci-fi con as the Fourth Doctor and TARDIS, respectively?
I saw an interview with Patrick Stewart. He'd been told about this weird British sci-fi show - the description he'd been given made him think it was a piss-take of Star Trek. He didn't intend watching it, but when he came home between seasons (IIRC - this was a _long_ time ago!) he stumbled across it and thought it was freaking hilarious. I think this was in a "respect-paying show", either when it ended initially or for an anniversary. Whatever, he's a huge fan!
@@y_fam_goeglyd You forgot to say whether you were referring to red dwarf or doctor who, but i know you mean red dwarf. Patty stew beef loves red dwarf, he was in the a-z special mentioned in this video. I have no idea what he thinks of doctor who.
I don’t know if this is in your other lists but in 1.24 or 1.25 of DC’s Young Justice there’s a TARDIS door which allows them to transmat to Mount Justice, Young Justice HQ.
They did, staring Grand Moff Tarkin, (Peter Cushing) in 1965. Not with all the Doctors, mind you, since it was very early. Take care, and all the best.
& the tv show Criminal Minds makes a full on reference to Doctor Who too! There are 2 characters in the show who luvs D.W. which are Doctor Spencer Reid & Penelope Garcia! In one episode, Spencer is talking to one of his teammates about the TARDIS & another episode where Spencer & Penelope are heading to a comic con dressed as The Doctors! 🥰💙💙🥰
I forgot if you have already mentioned this in the other vids, but in my little pony there is also a character that is supposed to represent the doctor(he looks very much like 10 with his mane and has a time cutiemark), at one point he even wears the colourfull scarf and says allons-y and in another episode he is seen walking through the backround with 3d glasses alongside another pony that has a rose as a cutiemark...
As a Red Dwarf fan watching the show in the 90's, how the hell did I miss that special with the Daleks segment?!!!! Also, big Latinum UP for the shout out to Call The Midwife, one of the greatest period drama's ever made!
The Simpsons, and Futurama featured Doctor Who, too. Robot Chicken also had Doctor Who spoofs, as well as Mad TV. Also loved Mr. Bean being the Doctor, also, very classic! Take care, and all the best.
@y_fam_goeglyd I forgot at least one other series the Doctor showed up, Criminal Minds. And let's not forget The Family Guy Star Wars spoof, with Doctor Who. Take care, and all the best.
A dalek appears in Looney Tunes Back In action. (2003) Tom Baker's 4th doctor appears non speaking in the Simpsons. Its a Sin features a tribute to Russell's best friend who starred in remembrance of the daleks but sadly fied of AIDS.
CRIMINAL MINDS: Garcia and the tall curly haired guy are dressed as DW characters, Spencer dressed as the Fourth Doctor. They are on their way to a convention.
I think there are several other references in Good Omens too, both from David Tennant being one of the stars (and a large number of the guests on the show turning up in Doctor Who at some point) but Neil Gaiman being a huge fan of the show.
The most unexpected Doctor Who reference that I found in a TV show was in the English dub of The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. I don't remember the exact line, and there wasn't even much of it, but when I heard it I immediately knew it was a DW reference
Top Gear not only had several actors interviewed, but showed a dalek along with the Sixth Doctor?(I believe) tardis materializes in front of the Master in a race around the track. Dalek couldn’t get in the car. Dave Allen at Large was another one with skits containing objects dematerializing with the Tardis sound. Mention books! “The Doctor and the Enterprise” was a good mixture of Doctor Who Star Trek and Wizard of Oz.
Having just watched the Chloe Annette show "Crime Traveller" I can report that there's a couple of blue police boxes (and DW musical sting) in one of the episodes.
An even bigger one is probably agents of shield where the character Jemma has a tardis prop and mentions it quite a lot through the show like saying what she’d bring onto a deserted island and for her birthday she got a Tardis cake
If anyone is wondering why Gary Lineker is presenting Match of the Day in his underwear in one of clips shown. Early in the 2015/16 season when Leicester City were top of the Premier League, Lineker famously tweeted ‘if Leicester win the league I’ll present MOTD in my underwear.’ Leicester City 2015/16 Premier League champions.
miraculous ladybug references dr who. alya’s door is painted to look like the tardis, so it shows up a few times. also bunnyx’s “burrow” seems to take inspiration from inside the tardis, and the first time we meet adult bunnyx they have a wink to the daleks
It's a pretty perfect piece of TV gold! I found it on FX (I think!) who were using the Veridian Dynamics promos to trail the series. Quote it with my friends all the time - Viva Lem!
"Sister Boniface Mysteries" didn't make the list? Are you kidding me? The episode "Professor Y" takes place at a fan convention where people cosplay all sorts of aliens, includes people posing with a red phone box, a "Zybok" (obviously a Dalek), and fans begging the writer to bring the show back for a revival.
Today was "travel through tyme" weekend at the local Medieval Faire, and I wore my T.A.R.D.I.S. dress, headband, earrings, necklace, and purse. I live for moments when I see The Doctor. I got my picture taken with someone dressed as the 4th Doctor and saw someone else in a T.A.R.D.I.S. kilt. Marty McFly was there too, but that's a whole other nerdom. 😅
An obscure one, but I think in the episode of the 70's UK sitcom, Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads, 'Boys Night In' our heroes Terry & Bob spend a drunken night in police cells. One of them wonders how they got there, to which the other replies,' Do you remember a strange man in a blue box?', a Who reference.
I absolutely love the Red Dwarf clip. I am genuinely surprised, considering they are both BBC properties, that there hasn't been more references, or even a full crossover, even if it was a non-canon children in need special.
Better Off Ted is one of the best cancelled sitcoms that deserved more praise and more seasons. Weird, quirky, heartfelt, and absolutely hilarious, it’s worth a binge if you can find it.
I am so glad you mentioned ALL the Doctor Who T.V. extras which I spotted, no getting past you guys!!! GaryBailey KingofDarkness God of Thunder and Lightning By the Way Love you as the hostess!!! GaryBailey
Technically if they missed it in Invincible, then they werent paying attention to the point of the episode. You were supposed to notice it since the whole episode was meta commentary on animation
I’m probably not the only one to comment this, but My Little Pony has an entire character named Doctor Whooves. He’s mainly in the background but he has a speaking role in two episodes, the most prominent being his part in the episode “A slice of life”
Most of those examples were Daleks and not the Doctor. Once again you missed the TV show "The GOODIES." In one episode Tim and Bill blast in space they suggest calling for help as a blue phone booth flies past them. Both Jon Pertwee and Patrick Troughton appear in episodes of the show.
Things from Doctor Who can actually be seen in a book for children called "Animalia." The book was written by Graeme Base and it is basically a picture book that goes through the different letters of the alphabet and shows pictures of things that start with that letter. If you look under D then you will see a picture of a Darlek and one of the Doctor's earlier incarnations.
Criminal Minds- two main characters Reid and Garcia are huge Dr Who fans. They are off to a convention in one episode in classic and new Who costumes. Reid even says "I've been knitting this scarf for weeks." A different episode has Reid unconscious in hospital and Garcia brings in his Who action figures to cheer him up when he wakes.
The Better off Ted reference I think was directly pointing to 'Dalek', the brilliant 9th Doctor episode. in B.O.T. the Dalek was in the basement of an evil corporation which tracks with the DW episode pretty well. It's even the same color Dalek. The timeframe matches up.
Great list. This reminds me that Michael Moorcock’s multiverse in the literary world, not television, had a Doctor Who crossover,: The Coming of the Terraphiles.
7:17 I've got a Doctor Who head-fanfiction-type-thing where my Time Lord, the Courier (name inspired by Fallout New Vegas), travels around in a port-a-loo, so that one is really cool to me, I'm not the only one to make that connection, love it
5:30 That's me. I'm the person who has both heard and seen "Better Off Ted". Honestly didn't even remember this show existed until it was mentioned and definitely don't remember a Dalek in the background.
The Big Bang Theory was about four nerdy twenty-something guys who were scientists. One of those characters was Sheldon Cooper, a genius - though an annoying one who frequently got on the nerves of the other three. Young Sheldon focus on the character when he was a child. As Ellie said, it was a prequel.
What makes the Young Sheldon cameo perfect is the fact that they even use the appropriate Doctor Who theme for that scene.
and also the fact he has the 7th doctor attire, which is actually the Doctor from that era
edit: I didn't see that part of the video
I wonder how Sheldon felt about the cancellation.
I also loved that they did that. I love that they actually went for the genuine niche reference approach, rather than just have him dress as Tom Baker.
@@nathanelb721 He probably ranted about it, much to his family annoyance.
the scarf is wrong slyvester has a pasley scarf that costume from time and the rani yikes
The strangest Doctor Who cameo has to be that appearance in VeggieTales. I'm not kidding, that actually happened.
“That’s Doctor who to you”
I love that random cameo
For bonus points: Phineas and Ferb: Mission Marvel. The boys are helping the Avengers regain their powers, and invite them in the S.H.E.D. As the Marvel heroes enter the playhouse, its actually a massive laboratory on the inside. Ferb quips "Just a bit of British sci-fi technology".
What makes Ferb’s comment even funnier is that Ferb was in an episode of Doctor Who
Oh! I didn’t know that was a reference to D.W. I wasn’t even a fan of D.W. yet when that first came out but now I read ur comment, imma watch the movie rn!
🥰🥰🥰🥰
Doctor who is peak television
Frr
Agreed
Yesss
even some of the not as good eps are stupid fun you can enjoy, and to be honest embracing the camp is the most doctor who thing ever
There was a young actress in the Captain America flick you mentioned that some of us know by the name "Clara Oswald."
guess one of her splinters got lost
@@craytherlaygaming2852 No, she just went to the world fair after she'd finished saving The Doctor from her assigned incident. She was well aware of what needed to happen to Steve Rogers and distracted Bucky at the right time.
@@HariSeldon913 oh right, that splinter XD sorry, thought there was a *different* clara for a mo
Jenna Louise Colman.
Bluey was definitely a Dr Who reference - it’s hard to explain just how popular Dr Who is down there. For a start, the ABC co-funded Dr Who for a while - but we even ran every single surviving episode every weekday for years at dinner time. When I grew up in the 80’s it was a ritual to watch Dr Who after school.
I also grew up in Australia - even later in the 2010's they did tons of reruns - I remember watching lots of episodes over dinner. Fond memories indeed.
@@noahhensel9193 in the 80’s there was a ritual starting at 5:30pm, Monkey Magic, Danger Mouse, Doctor Who. Prior to that might be Battle Of The Planets or Starblazers. Memories indeed.
for that good omens one, Crowely even comments on Gallifrey saying he "helped make that one"
Slartibartfast can't be everywhere at once
One of my favorite references: Leverage, "The Mile High Job."
Hardison gives Nate Ford fake passports for Tom Baker, Peter Davison, and Sylvester McCoy.
Sophie has a fake passport for Sarah Jane Baker.
In another episode, Hardison complains about problems downloading the latest episode of Doctor Who,
A lot of Dr Who identities were used in Leverage. One even got recognized in Leverage:Redemption.
I loved Leverage. An Ocean's 11 every week. Good show.
Also, Sophie is played by Gina Bellman who had previously played Jane on ‘Coupling’!
I'm always surprised when someone remembers Better off Ted, I loved that show and that kind of humour that's no where to be seen nowadays. So underrated and I've seen it many times but never notice the Dalek
I loved that show too. Watched every episode. I DID notice the Dalek, though I don't think it was because the company the characters worked for was evil. In fact, I don't really think it was evil at all; it just happened to create a lot of products that didn't work/could be misused. And if I remember the context of that scene correctly, that room was filled with failed creations. The Dalek's inclusion was meant to be a bit of a joke by not even mentioning its presence.
"I do hate this feeling. I hate it like I hate…"
"Don’t tell me. The Dutch?"
"I don’t hate the Dutch. I love the Dutch. That’s why I hold them to a higher standard."
Anyone remember the Top Gear episode (series 2, episode 8) featuring a Dalek, a Klingon, Darth Vader and Colin Baker’s Sixth Doctor racing round the Top Gear test track?
Remember when David Terry left 3rd gear all over the track, then Billy Piper beat his time by seconds? Great laughs.
I remember a challenge to see which team could get to the roof of the old BBC Television Centre the fastest. The parkour team pass by a Dalek "still stuck at the bottom of the stairs".
"Is the Doctor actually a demon from hell?" excellent job on that one
Love how Sheldon goes “I was doctor who” which is something that Missy says but it’s so funny Sheldon’s twin sister is also named missy🤫 like it’s so funny that a young boy calls himself doctor who as his name and then missy is like he called himself that as a child n here we see a missy listening to a young man calling himself doctor who I just love if
Also not mentioned yet was Criminal Minds. Many episodes show Spencer Reid's love for Doctor Who especially the 4th Doctor
First episode of Chelmsford 123 - the 4th Doctor lands in the background, has a look around, and leaves again. Another superb TV series with only 12 episodes!
After I became a Whovian and started paying attention, I noticed that classic DW and Red Dwarf overlapped by 2 years. RD came out in 1987 (as did Star Trek the Next Generation), while DW was still in production. (Had already been a Trek and Red Dwarf fan for years.)
Did y'all already cover the new "One Day At A Time" episode where the daughter and her friend are going to a sci-fi con as the Fourth Doctor and TARDIS, respectively?
Red Dwarf was first broadcast in February 1988 not 1987.
I saw an interview with Patrick Stewart. He'd been told about this weird British sci-fi show - the description he'd been given made him think it was a piss-take of Star Trek. He didn't intend watching it, but when he came home between seasons (IIRC - this was a _long_ time ago!) he stumbled across it and thought it was freaking hilarious. I think this was in a "respect-paying show", either when it ended initially or for an anniversary. Whatever, he's a huge fan!
@@y_fam_goeglyd You forgot to say whether you were referring to red dwarf or doctor who, but i know you mean red dwarf. Patty stew beef loves red dwarf, he was in the a-z special mentioned in this video. I have no idea what he thinks of doctor who.
I don’t know if this is in your other lists but in 1.24 or 1.25 of DC’s Young Justice there’s a TARDIS door which allows them to transmat to Mount Justice, Young Justice HQ.
Who wants a doctor who movie with all the doctor who incarnations in 😮
Not sure a Doctor Who movie but... Any random movie with all the main DW actors would be SUCH FUN.
I would!
aren't the first 3 dead though
They did, staring Grand Moff Tarkin, (Peter Cushing) in 1965.
Not with all the Doctors, mind you, since it was very early.
Take care, and all the best.
@@alexowen5987 Check out _The Airzone Solution._ Doctors 3 and 5-7 actors are in it along with the actress who played Peri.
& the tv show Criminal Minds makes a full on reference to Doctor Who too! There are 2 characters in the show who luvs D.W. which are Doctor Spencer Reid & Penelope Garcia! In one episode, Spencer is talking to one of his teammates about the TARDIS & another episode where Spencer & Penelope are heading to a comic con dressed as The Doctors! 🥰💙💙🥰
What about Dr Zone from Milo Murphy's law? dr Zone is a whole Doctor Who reference.
Love this! Thanks Ellie and Who Culture! 😊😊
In moongirl, there's a alien dog that comes to earth in his tardis doghouse spaceship. It's hilarious
11:08 Another way to confirm that this planet is Galifrey; The paper literally says "Galifrey" on it.
THE TARDIS appears in the LIBRARIANS in a room full of time travel machines.
With the deloreans and hg wells' machine
I forgot if you have already mentioned this in the other vids, but in my little pony there is also a character that is supposed to represent the doctor(he looks very much like 10 with his mane and has a time cutiemark), at one point he even wears the colourfull scarf and says allons-y and in another episode he is seen walking through the backround with 3d glasses alongside another pony that has a rose as a cutiemark...
The tardis also shows up in "miraculous: tales of ladybug and cat noir"
Agents of SHIELD - Simmons asks what item she'd like to have if stranded on an island and she says a TARDIS.
As a Red Dwarf fan watching the show in the 90's, how the hell did I miss that special with the Daleks segment?!!!!
Also, big Latinum UP for the shout out to Call The Midwife, one of the greatest period drama's ever made!
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The Simpsons, and Futurama featured Doctor Who, too.
Robot Chicken also had Doctor Who spoofs, as well as Mad TV.
Also loved Mr. Bean being the Doctor, also, very classic!
Take care, and all the best.
Have a look in the other videos of this sort. I think you'll find most there. If you're talking about others, let them know specifics! Take care 😊
@y_fam_goeglyd I forgot at least one other series the Doctor showed up, Criminal Minds. And let's not forget The Family Guy Star Wars spoof, with Doctor Who.
Take care, and all the best.
yes the vid is called 10 EVEN more times
Young Sheldon looks so good in Sylvester’s costume!
A dalek appears in Looney Tunes Back In action. (2003)
Tom Baker's 4th doctor appears non speaking in the Simpsons.
Its a Sin features a tribute to Russell's best friend who starred in remembrance of the daleks but sadly fied of AIDS.
At least two of these were mentioned in the previous videos, I think.
Red Dwarf is absolutely brilliant.
CRIMINAL MINDS: Garcia and the tall curly haired guy are dressed as DW characters, Spencer dressed as the Fourth Doctor. They are on their way to a convention.
I think there are several other references in Good Omens too, both from David Tennant being one of the stars (and a large number of the guests on the show turning up in Doctor Who at some point) but Neil Gaiman being a huge fan of the show.
The most unexpected Doctor Who reference that I found in a TV show was in the English dub of The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. I don't remember the exact line, and there wasn't even much of it, but when I heard it I immediately knew it was a DW reference
At this rate you going to make A playlist to keep all of them together.
Top Gear not only had several actors interviewed, but showed a dalek along with the Sixth Doctor?(I believe) tardis materializes in front of the Master in a race around the track. Dalek couldn’t get in the car.
Dave Allen at Large
was another one with skits containing objects dematerializing with the Tardis sound.
Mention books! “The Doctor and the Enterprise” was a good mixture of Doctor Who Star Trek and Wizard of Oz.
Having just watched the Chloe Annette show "Crime Traveller" I can report that there's a couple of blue police boxes (and DW musical sting) in one of the episodes.
An even bigger one is probably agents of shield where the character Jemma has a tardis prop and mentions it quite a lot through the show like saying what she’d bring onto a deserted island and for her birthday she got a Tardis cake
If anyone is wondering why Gary Lineker is presenting Match of the Day in his underwear in one of clips shown. Early in the 2015/16 season when Leicester City were top of the Premier League, Lineker famously tweeted ‘if Leicester win the league I’ll present MOTD in my underwear.’
Leicester City 2015/16 Premier League champions.
Every time one of these comes up I’m like, “Will they catch the Leverage connection this time?”
Bluey is also loved by people without kids like me.
Can't leave out from Good Omens season 1 episode 06, Adam's dad's car's license plate reads "SID RAT". TARDIS
miraculous ladybug references dr who. alya’s door is painted to look like the tardis, so it shows up a few times. also bunnyx’s “burrow” seems to take inspiration from inside the tardis, and the first time we meet adult bunnyx they have a wink to the daleks
5:04 Did someone mention Jodie Whittaker in suspenders? 😮🤣
I can whole heartedly recommend ‘Better off Ted’
It's a pretty perfect piece of TV gold! I found it on FX (I think!) who were using the Veridian Dynamics promos to trail the series. Quote it with my friends all the time - Viva Lem!
5:29 looking at the clip is it any wonder why no one has seen the show
"Sister Boniface Mysteries" didn't make the list? Are you kidding me? The episode "Professor Y" takes place at a fan convention where people cosplay all sorts of aliens, includes people posing with a red phone box, a "Zybok" (obviously a Dalek), and fans begging the writer to bring the show back for a revival.
Truely love all the fourth doctor references.
My recent faves are the Tosh-Eighth Doctor meet in McDonald & Dodds and the skit of the show and fandom in Sister Boniface Mysteries
Derry Girls! 💚
Good Omens! 💚
Today was "travel through tyme" weekend at the local Medieval Faire, and I wore my T.A.R.D.I.S. dress, headband, earrings, necklace, and purse.
I live for moments when I see The Doctor. I got my picture taken with someone dressed as the 4th Doctor and saw someone else in a T.A.R.D.I.S. kilt. Marty McFly was there too, but that's a whole other nerdom. 😅
An obscure one, but I think in the episode of the 70's UK sitcom, Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads, 'Boys Night In' our heroes Terry & Bob spend a drunken night in police cells. One of them wonders how they got there, to which the other replies,' Do you remember a strange man in a blue box?', a Who reference.
I absolutely love the Red Dwarf clip. I am genuinely surprised, considering they are both BBC properties, that there hasn't been more references, or even a full crossover, even if it was a non-canon children in need special.
Better Off Ted is one of the best cancelled sitcoms that deserved more praise and more seasons. Weird, quirky, heartfelt, and absolutely hilarious, it’s worth a binge if you can find it.
I'm surprised you've never mentioned Dr. Hooves from My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, who is very clearly a time lord.
I am so glad you mentioned ALL the Doctor Who T.V. extras which I spotted, no getting past you guys!!! GaryBailey KingofDarkness God of Thunder and Lightning By the Way Love you as the hostess!!! GaryBailey
Technically if they missed it in Invincible, then they werent paying attention to the point of the episode. You were supposed to notice it since the whole episode was meta commentary on animation
I’m probably not the only one to comment this, but My Little Pony has an entire character named Doctor Whooves. He’s mainly in the background but he has a speaking role in two episodes, the most prominent being his part in the episode “A slice of life”
I have a model of Doctor Whooves, though I was disappointed that he doesn't have real hair. He does glow in the dark, though!
I think they mentione that in a previous one
5:56 That's Phil, not Ted. Love that show.
Still, Inspector spacetime is the best reference in Community series
Most of those examples were Daleks and not the Doctor. Once again you missed the TV show "The GOODIES." In one episode Tim and Bill blast in space they suggest calling for help as a blue phone booth flies past them. Both Jon Pertwee and Patrick Troughton appear in episodes of the show.
Better of Ted is HYSTERICAL.
And you mean PHIL heads down to a dusty basement area, not Ted.
We all know Sister Monica Joan loves a bit of Who. Same with the Turner kids
I used to love Better Off Ted! It was hilarious so it was a shame they got cancelled
Ellie Littlechild, can I make you the voice of my smart speaker?
If Crowley doesn't step into a police public telephone box in good omans last season, I'll eat my hat
4:59 i thought there's a 4th doctor cameo
Still no mention of the 'Spike Milligan Pakistani Dalek neighbours' sketch
BLUEY!!
Proud Queenslander here.
Would you count an episode of Doom Patrol when Michelle Gomez's (aka Missy/Master) character is directly called Doctor Who by 'Crazy' Jane?
So if Call the Midwife is something Graham watched every episode of, did he see the episode where the characters watched Dr. Who??
Better Off Ted was brilliant!
5:27: that and also the gf looks like a cartoon Martha highkey
YOU FORGOT THE BOOK AND CROWLEY WEARING THE FEZ IN GOOD OMENS!
Things from Doctor Who can actually be seen in a book for children called "Animalia." The book was written by Graeme Base and it is basically a picture book that goes through the different letters of the alphabet and shows pictures of things that start with that letter. If you look under D then you will see a picture of a Darlek and one of the Doctor's earlier incarnations.
Criminal Minds- two main characters Reid and Garcia are huge Dr Who fans. They are off to a convention in one episode in classic and new Who costumes. Reid even says "I've been knitting this scarf for weeks." A different episode has Reid unconscious in hospital and Garcia brings in his Who action figures to cheer him up when he wakes.
Matt Smith also appeared in some Call the Midwife skit as the Doctor if I remember correctly.
The Better off Ted reference I think was directly pointing to 'Dalek', the brilliant 9th Doctor episode. in B.O.T. the Dalek was in the basement of an evil corporation which tracks with the DW episode pretty well. It's even the same color Dalek. The timeframe matches up.
I noticed the Invincible reference!
Don’t forget “The Gay Daleks” in many episodes of Victor Lewis Smith’s TV Offal. Not sure you could show a clip of them though…
I loved Better off Ted!
Where's the police box the village PC uses to travel around in the children's stop animated show The Treacle People?
That title is 10 even more times confusion.
What about program TV Offal featuring The Gay Daleks 😂😂😂
Just here looking for Star Trek Prodigy and Phineas and Ferb.
Isn't the guy hiding behind the couch from Coupling married to Missy?
Great list. This reminds me that Michael Moorcock’s multiverse in the literary world, not television, had a Doctor Who crossover,: The Coming of the Terraphiles.
My favourite has to be when olly alexander character faced the daleks in it's a sin with it being Russel t Davies actual return to doctor who
Great video, now I'm rewatching Coupling
Seriously, no mention of Dr Whooves?
"It's bigger on the inside" is a common phrase used by realtors when a property does look smaller than it is.
7:17 I've got a Doctor Who head-fanfiction-type-thing where my Time Lord, the Courier (name inspired by Fallout New Vegas), travels around in a port-a-loo, so that one is really cool to me, I'm not the only one to make that connection, love it
What, no mention that Aziraphale is played by the voice of House, who ate TARDISes for breakfast?
the blue akatsuki
8:36 The package literally says Daleks on it lmao
what about Barty Crouch Jr??
When you mentioned the Dalek thing on Red Dwarf I immediately looked it up.
DCEU The Flash - Season 6. Ep? . Great reference, check it out.
5:30 That's me. I'm the person who has both heard and seen "Better Off Ted". Honestly didn't even remember this show existed until it was mentioned and definitely don't remember a Dalek in the background.
Young Sheldon is connected to The Big Bang Theory? How?
The Big Bang Theory was about four nerdy twenty-something guys who were scientists. One of those characters was Sheldon Cooper, a genius - though an annoying one who frequently got on the nerves of the other three. Young Sheldon focus on the character when he was a child. As Ellie said, it was a prequel.