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tom is listed in the new years honors list 2026 for a OBE ( order of the british empire ) in the u.k for his services to television !!!

yes i agree it was a great era for doctor who , and i like many of the other doctors but tom baker is my all time favourite !! he is 90 years old now or is it 750 !!!

I applaud your good taste my American friends! Best wishes from an Englishman and his lobster-clawed bio-mechanical man-servant, currently making armour in a French forest! 👍🤖🇬🇧

Is that a Zarbi? Seen in William Hartnell's The Web Planet.

That's the doctors most op power. Go watch torchwood if you wanna see how dangerous the who verse is when the doctor is out of the picture.But i would love to see the doctor more mature rated at times

I loved Jon Pertwee, He and Tom were the best of that era...David Tennant also top class.

It looks like a weevil.

It’s a lady.

Thank you for this I enjoyed it but you did forget the Intrusion Countermeasures Group that was formed sometime 1960-63 because of 'The Shoreditch Incident' see Rememberence Of The Daleks.

Tom Baker was my 3rd Doctor (after Peter Cushing and Jon Pertwee), but it was when he arrived here in America I first understood the history of the show. I mostly loved his era, and I do love horror, BUT, as much as I love horror, NOTHING BUT HORROR for 4 straight years was a bit much, even for me. So when Mary Tamm's Romana arrived, it was a great relief for me. Learning more about the show over the decades, I realized that during its first 2 years, under producer Verity Lambert, virtually EVERY story was a different genre, tone, mood, etc. It was during Patrick Troughton's run that the show narrowed its focus to ONE genre at a time... until they got SICK TO DEATH of it, then did something else. Like how Pertwee's 1st season, all 4 stories focused on some industrial or scientific complex. I like variety, so breaking up any given genre with other genres is always preferable to me. Constantly changing genres every story was one of the few things the revival in the 2000s got right.

You forgot the number one anti-dalek organisation, the BBC.

Nice try. The Brigadier's proper name is Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart, not Gordon Alistair. Half a gold start for that, but the rest of the video was good.

Tom Baker is my favorite. I met Davison, the other Baker, McCoy and McGann, but, sadly, never met Tom Baker. However, I managed to get two video autographs from Tom.

The first story I've watched on PBS in the early 1980s was "The Pyramids of Mars" and I was a fan ever since especially the Tom Baker stories. I was around 11 years old at the time. The scarf is iconic. I also have the City of Death Tom Baker statue that you have in your background. Doctor Who reached its peak during the 1970s plus 1980 season. I consider the Douglas Adams period and the final 1981 season just as good for different reasons.

Thank you.

Happy New Year from Scotland.

Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker were the best ever.

Oh aye.

I was gonna give you a Like just for your wonderful enthusiasm about Doctor Who right from the start of your vid mate! I so agree - the Tom Baker/Phillip Hinchcliffe/Robert Holmes period was one of Who's high points which ended pretty much immediately after Horror of Fang Rock.

Tom Baker is THE Dr Who.

Excellent video and essay. I would like to add that another very important thing about this story is that, I believe it is one of, if not THE first time the Doctor is the hero confronting the villain at the end in the way we have come to know him throughout the series. Instead of Ian being the hero, or sharing the spot with the Doctor, this time it is the Doctor who confidently faces down the villain. No more shades of selfishness or being in the shadows of his more virile and moral companion. From this point on, the First Doctor becomes familiar to viewers of later eras.

Have a fantastic New Year's celebrations. A wobbling good one this time round. Jelly Babies all round. Fish Fingers and Custaerd as well! Gallifrey Falls No More??? Remember that it is an odd phrase, especially when it was said the year it should have raised?

Hello Allen and thank you Terry for this video

The time Muddler loves the monk. Amazing what the studios did with cramped space and limited budget

Why has this man not been knighted yet?

"What is the point of being grown up if you can't be childish sometimes?" The greatest wisdom ever shared.

Oh lord, you are making me feel OLD, I started Dr WHO at the end of the Troughton Era. So Jon Pertwee is my Dr.

The Brain of Morbius had me hiding behind the sofa as a kid. I still remember that Saturday tea-time and even the fabric. It was probably in black and white, but that doesn't matter. lol.

Tom Baker and the older Doctors were and still are the Best. Later ones are Garbage.

MERRY CHRISTMAS! 🎄

They used to call me the face of bo

I am currently watching every single episode of Doctor Who , Started with William Hartnel and now i am onto Tom Baker . Just Watched the final episode featuring Sarah Jane Smith , it was a very emotional ending seeing her leave the Doctor .

It was because of Tom Baker's Doctor that I fell in love with jelly babies.

As a kid I would visit my grandparents in Oklahoma every summer. They had Dr. Who on at midnight on PBS... so I always stayed up late to watch Tom Baker the best Dr. Who ever!

Man, 7th Doctor as Grandpa’s bat friend Igor! That was the shiznet! :)

I once thought it died so I tried to revive it and in an attempt to make another I called the second one #2.

I raise a weird red creature in a jar with a forked tail. I sometimes play it the sounds from “ Pluto “ It is hummed by North #2 . Your knowledge of the whoniverse would probably assist me greatly in my travels. I believe the song is called “ The song my mother hums “ .

Can I ask, like genuinely what is the point of this video. Im not meaning to be rude but all this information is in the episode

Love that spider

great content

I always like it when the crew would repeat, the quest is the quest. It was also good when the crew asked if they could die instead of being restored to their youth. Great premise, the 2nd half of the episode was not so good.

could Mrs Flood have been an older version of Romana; Romana Flood?

Season 21 / The Five Doctors for me, every single time.

Thanks for the Reminder/Realization that this Story has a variety of things people tend to forget about. Not sure in the 41+ years as a Doctor Who fan, and knowing about Susan's status as The Doctor's first Companion, that I actually realized that Ford technically left after just one season. Knew that Giants was held over, not so much Invasion, I suppose with just how many Episodes were produced, and later lost/missing, I didn't have many opportunities to "see" this fact brought up.

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Leela is one of my favourite Classic Companions along side Sarah Jane and K- 9 Louise Jameson is amazing as Leela I really hope that RTD bring her back in Modern Doctor Who I miss her so much❤❤

HELLO NEW HAMPSHIRE!!

Looks like a blast 🤺

Tegan was bloody ghastly and Adrics demsie was a shock I do not count Katerina and Sara Kingdom are regular companions.

I found your video after searching for a moment online. Is it possible for you to send me the photo of Greenie the Dragon? I didn't get any of me actually in costume 😅