Even though he was too sick to be on and had to film his scenes in one room to be shown through a monitor, William Hartnell still brought his A game as the first doctor.
I think that was the moment I fell in love with the second doctor. THere's something so charming about the smile and the way he asks it of Jo after arguing so vehemently with hismelf.
“You’re effectiveness has now doubled!” “Halved, more like.” I love just the sass that is between the different regenerations when they meet, it’s just so funny shspshsj
It always makes me sad that Tom didn't turn up for the Five Doctors in 1983, I would have loved to see his interactions with his other selves. Thankfully Big Finish has stepped in to play with that concept.
It's pretty cool that Brigadier Stewart witnessed all the multi-doctor stories. And that his daughter witnessed the 50th Anniversary multi doctor movie.
And she will again in the 60th. Only it seems unlikely it'll be a multi-doctor story this time. EDIT: Oh well, I guess "The Giggle" was close enough for a multi-doctor story.
@@AndrewChapman So many of the Doctor Who channel’s recents have been to refresh the memory/lay the groundwork for the 60th. Perhaps it’s wishful thinking, but I can’t fathom that they’d taunt us with a look at what we can’t have, especially just days before the first episode.
Glad Hartnell got to have a minimal appearance at least, but still sad he was too ill to play a larger role. Would love to see a recreation of "The Three Doctors" based on the original scripts where 1st Doctor was gonna be more involved. Especially his interaction with 2nd and 3rd.
@fjccommish To be honest with you. 9 and 10, seemed the most accurate. 9 was guilt ridden and moody, 10 was on the verge of going insane. While 11 didn't make sense some moments he was known as the one who forgets.
I love how you can tell they're the same person even though they both bicker on with their own personality just like how a human could change over time but much more accelerated and obviously without the full body change.
Still one of my favourite Multi-Doctor stories A shame Omega is nowhere to be seen in this video, his performance might lean towards the hammy side, what with all the shouting, but I think that adds to my enjoyment of the character
I watched this along with some other Pertwee and Troughton episodes when I was younger and trying to get into more classic Doctor episodes. And it absolutely captivated me. The Three Doctors is probably my favorite classic story, I was stoked when they referenced it in Rings of Akhaten.
It's a shame this was the closest to a multi-Doctor story with all of the original actors in it. The Three Doctors had all three incarnations but William Hartnell didn't go on set due to the conditions so he was only on TV but at least he did the photos with Patrick and Jon. For The Five Doctors, Richard Hurndall played the First Doctor due to William passing away and Tom Baker didn't reprise the Fourth Doctor as he said it was too recent after his departure for being in the role for seven years. The Two Doctors and Time Crash had the current actors of Colin Baker and David Tennant interacting with a classic incarnation played by the original actors, Patrick Troughton in one case and Peter Davison in the other. Day of the Doctor was meant to have Christopher Eccleston reprise the Ninth Doctor but instead had John Hurt as the War Doctor so it wasn't quite The Three NuWho Doctors we all wanted but it was close enough. Twice Upon A Time had David Bradley playing the First Doctor.
Tom Baker has since expressed regret at not doing The Five Doctors. I stopped watching during Capaldi's time because it was, uh, not good. Might have to watch Twice Upon a Time, though. Didn't know it was a multi-doctor episode.
You can't tease us Americans with something so freaking cool like this and then not let us see it 🥲 this is amazing, and I hope it comes to America some day!
The best celebratory story to this day! Uncle Terry and the Bristol Boys really outdid themselves. And dear Bill was spell-binding as ever! ❤❤, ❤❤, ❤❤!
Troughton's and Pertwee's constant bickering: was this the director's idea or was something the two actors came up with/improvised during rehearsals? Either way it was brilliant and truly set the standard for squabbling multi-Doctor stories, to this day.
RIP to all the major characters except Katy Manning and John Levene. All the supporting cast had passed away, Mrs. Ollis was the last surviving member (died in 2023).
sad that they used the tv monitor that reflects the glare unlike cso they use in the time monster and cant remember whether they actually used the montior screen because series 11 and 12 had no tardis scenes apart from death to the daleks
Great story! My ranking for multi-doctor stories 1) The Five Doctors 2) The Three Doctors 3) The Day Of The Doctor 4) Twice Upon A Time 5) The Two-Doctors 6) Power of the doctor (Featured appearances from older doctors)
At first, Patrick Troughton and Jon Pertwee didn't like each other because they had very different acting methods. Troughton prefers to ad-lib, while Pertwee prefers to stick to the scripts. Ultimately, they settled their disputes and became long friends. They continued their mock arguments in Who conventions until Troughton died.
That would be INSANE BRO... Having Omega be more calculated and vengeful would be amazing. I've always imagined a new suit but similar to the 70s design along with a scene taking place high up (like Anakin Vs Obi-Wan except not as fast paced). Omega goes in for all the strikes with his staff and the Doctor has no choice but to participate and defend himself and those around him by using a rod to deflect his hits. Ncuti is bruised up and clothes are torn and Omega is just throwing hits after hits.
if they really are retconning Davros to not be half dalek looking...i'd hate to see what they would do with any other iconic villains...next thing you know daleks cant look like salt shakers and Omega will be a quite dwarf
I had a dream last night that the Doctor's 11 to 14 were in a dark forest and had the consistency of moving watercolour paint And, 11 had an American accent
@@Futura2500 I liked the Children in Need episode until I found out that that Davros will be the new Davros going forward. All handicabable fans are pissed.
So Hartnell got up from his deathbed to do this story, but Eccleston couldn’t bother coming back to join 8-11 when he was perfectly fine (and still is). Who’s the better Doctor? I think you all know the answer.
Even though he was too sick to be on and had to film his scenes in one room to be shown through a monitor, William Hartnell still brought his A game as the first doctor.
He loved the Role so much
@@c0nvict_pleb174 "I fooled them all! I am the master!😊"
1 showed real quick that he was STILL a savage. "So you're my replacements...a dandy and a clown."
@@DragoonMS”dandy!?!”
“A clow-HEYYYyy!!” 😂
William wanted to appear on stage, but his wife called to tell the directors "no" because his memories was starting to fade away.
"I may call you Jo, mayn't I?"
I think that was the moment I fell in love with the second doctor. THere's something so charming about the smile and the way he asks it of Jo after arguing so vehemently with hismelf.
No, you mayn’t!!
First Doctor: "Oh, so you're my replacements? A dandy and a clown!" Makes me laugh every time. 😅😅
ironically, it never gets old. (no pun intended)
I love the way the second doctor face falls soon as he says that lmao
The three actors had all known each other for many years and Hartnell had worked with both of his successors on various projects !
He would have had a field day had he met the 6th Doctor
“You’re effectiveness has now doubled!”
“Halved, more like.”
I love just the sass that is between the different regenerations when they meet, it’s just so funny shspshsj
And it continued between those two in The Five Doctors lol
@@kerravon7530and Two and Six in the Two Doctors
It always makes me sad that Tom didn't turn up for the Five Doctors in 1983, I would have loved to see his interactions with his other selves. Thankfully Big Finish has stepped in to play with that concept.
All these years later, this is still one of my favorite multi-Doctor stories
my favourite of them i think , first 4 doctors are my favourite
It is and will be the only Multi-Doctor story where all the actors that played the Doctor at the moment were present.
It's a tie with the five Doctors. And Omega... what a great villain.
@matthewakian2 normally I would agree, but the fourth is barely in that one...
I shudder to think what you’ll do without me!” Miss you Mr. Hartnell!
Gatwa proves that
It's pretty cool that Brigadier Stewart witnessed all the multi-doctor stories. And that his daughter witnessed the 50th Anniversary multi doctor movie.
And she will again in the 60th. Only it seems unlikely it'll be a multi-doctor story this time.
EDIT: Oh well, I guess "The Giggle" was close enough for a multi-doctor story.
@@AndrewChapman So many of the Doctor Who channel’s recents have been to refresh the memory/lay the groundwork for the 60th. Perhaps it’s wishful thinking, but I can’t fathom that they’d taunt us with a look at what we can’t have, especially just days before the first episode.
Sorry, but The Two Doctors is a multi Doctor story, but no Brigadier in sight 😢
@@simon1971ableAll Multi-Doctor episodes on an Anniversary
@@simon1971ablenever met Six in canon unfortunately. Dimensions in Time doesn’t really count
Glad Hartnell got to have a minimal appearance at least, but still sad he was too ill to play a larger role. Would love to see a recreation of "The Three Doctors" based on the original scripts where 1st Doctor was gonna be more involved. Especially his interaction with 2nd and 3rd.
It was Hartnell's final appearance.
You can see where the interaction betweeen Ten and Eleven came from. 😂
Nope. Nothing New Who is comparable to Classic Who. New Who is crap. Classic Who is excellent.
@fjccommish To be honest with you. 9 and 10, seemed the most accurate. 9 was guilt ridden and moody, 10 was on the verge of going insane. While 11 didn't make sense some moments he was known as the one who forgets.
@@JayTowers901 12th was more like a Classic Who Doctor, but the series was brimming with WOKE during his time.
Troughton is so underrated
“Call it.”
“Heads.”
“Hard luck.”
😂😂😂😂
“It’s a song by the Beatles”
“How does it go?”
😂😂😂
Actually they got the lines wrong.
“A dandy and a clown!” One of the all-time great Dr. Who lines!
I grew up watching Doctor Who in syndication on PBS in the 80s. The Three Doctors was always one of my favorite serials.
I love how you can tell they're the same person even though they both bicker on with their own personality just like how a human could change over time but much more accelerated and obviously without the full body change.
The "oh so you've been doing the TARDIS up a bit ? i don't like it" was so legendary, 10 reproduced it
Fitting, since he's the second person to be the doctor after the show was revived in 2005.
Never realised how much Matt Smith was inspired by Patrick Troughton.
And I see a lot of Hartnell in Capaldi and a lot of Tom Baker in David Tennant
@@sirvictorgreenblade9469I think I see more of Peter Davison in David Tennant, a direct inspiration
@@sirvictorgreenblade9469I always thought Capaldi was more like Pertwee plus McCoy
@@hickorymccay2994 Capaldi himself wanted to be much like Tom Baker.
Still one of my favourite Multi-Doctor stories
A shame Omega is nowhere to be seen in this video, his performance might lean towards the hammy side, what with all the shouting, but I think that adds to my enjoyment of the character
11:45 The way the Brig says "Come along, Benton." reminds me of Captain Mainwaring from Dad's Army.
"You do have the flashlight, Benton?"
Benton: " I don't have a flashlight."
Brig: "I distinctly told you to bring a flashlight."
Rip to all the three doctors
A revolutionary story that paved the way for future multi-Doctor stories.
I watched this along with some other Pertwee and Troughton episodes when I was younger and trying to get into more classic Doctor episodes. And it absolutely captivated me. The Three Doctors is probably my favorite classic story, I was stoked when they referenced it in Rings of Akhaten.
I haven't seen Rings of Akhaten in a long time, what was the reference to The Three Doctors?
This story is phenomenal, one of the best I’d say!
The first of the multiple Doctor adventures. I just watched it again recently and it's still lots of fun.
Oh! So you're my replacements:
A dandy and clown!
Damn, Hartnell!🤣🤣🤣🤣
It's a shame this was the closest to a multi-Doctor story with all of the original actors in it.
The Three Doctors had all three incarnations but William Hartnell didn't go on set due to the conditions so he was only on TV but at least he did the photos with Patrick and Jon.
For The Five Doctors, Richard Hurndall played the First Doctor due to William passing away and Tom Baker didn't reprise the Fourth Doctor as he said it was too recent after his departure for being in the role for seven years.
The Two Doctors and Time Crash had the current actors of Colin Baker and David Tennant interacting with a classic incarnation played by the original actors, Patrick Troughton in one case and Peter Davison in the other.
Day of the Doctor was meant to have Christopher Eccleston reprise the Ninth Doctor but instead had John Hurt as the War Doctor so it wasn't quite The Three NuWho Doctors we all wanted but it was close enough.
Twice Upon A Time had David Bradley playing the First Doctor.
Richard Hurndall was chosen because he had already played the first Doctor on stage.
Dimensions in Time
@@8LiterallyJustTheNumber8 Which I think featured Daleks on stage.
Tom Baker has since expressed regret at not doing The Five Doctors. I stopped watching during Capaldi's time because it was, uh, not good. Might have to watch Twice Upon a Time, though. Didn't know it was a multi-doctor episode.
@@astrosteve Give Heaven Sent from Capaldi's era a look, but he is a bit of a Marmite Doctor.
You can't tease us Americans with something so freaking cool like this and then not let us see it 🥲 this is amazing, and I hope it comes to America some day!
I have it on DVD in the US.
@@aaronmorder1965 I love that, will have to look into it. Haven't had a new DVD since 2012.
Glad to see (most of) the classic Who series now available on Tubi!
From that first scene with Patrick Troughton you can easily fall in love with him.
If we were to leave things to you, my dear fellow, we'd be in a fine pickle, wouldn't we?!
1973 and that exited 8 year old, longing for each Saturday tea time to see the next episode on a black and white t.v.
Aand when Jon Pertwee regenerated into Tom Baker, brigadier said "(expletive deleted) here we go again! 😬🙄😁😎🤗
This is quite an important episode that's set the standard right through to today.
I have been watching this clip and I feel so happy, thanks 🙏
Oh, so you're my replacements, a dandy and a clown! 😁❤️
"The dandy and the clown"😂😂
The best celebratory story to this day! Uncle Terry and the Bristol Boys really outdid themselves. And dear Bill was spell-binding as ever! ❤❤, ❤❤, ❤❤!
This is completely awesome love this episode
This is a proper anniversary story
I can say that this definitely one of my favourite Jon Pertwee episodes.
It’s really quite simple. I am him and he is me!😂
Still the BEST Multi Doctor Story of them All!
Troughton's and Pertwee's constant bickering: was this the director's idea or was something the two actors came up with/improvised during rehearsals? Either way it was brilliant and truly set the standard for squabbling multi-Doctor stories, to this day.
I love the bickering of 2 and 3
I mean let's be fair this is like the standard when it comes to generational crossovers in Doctor Who. :3
Ah, so begins the illustrious tradition of the Doctor bickering with themself.
Amazing and brilliant episode this was ❤
Koo-koo-kachoo!!song by the Beatles.
Pat-hows it go?(ready with flute)
I love Patrick😂😂✌️🍻
its a recorder which he uses as a telescope in the invasion, war games etc
It’s still funny and puzzling how the doctor never sees eye to eye with himself lol
Trilogy of Terrific
RIP to all the major characters except Katy Manning and John Levene. All the supporting cast had passed away, Mrs. Ollis was the last surviving member (died in 2023).
Sad to know that this hartnell final episode.
yes but it's nice he was able to participate to the degree he did.
sad that they used the tv monitor that reflects the glare unlike cso they use in the time monster and cant remember whether they actually used the montior screen because series 11 and 12 had no tardis scenes apart from death to the daleks
It is a shame in billions of times William Hartnell was too sick to have a full on role in the 3 Doctors.
I remember watching this when I was 7! Happy innocent days!!! 🤔👍
I am he and he is me
And, we're all together goo-gpo gitchu?
@@SamuelBlack84 that is funny they are "fun guys"
I like The Three Doctors
Pertwee and Troughton still have the best chemistry of any Doctors in a multi Doctor story in my opinion
"Oh, so you're my replacements . . . huh! . . a dandy and a clown!"
Great story! My ranking for multi-doctor stories
1) The Five Doctors
2) The Three Doctors
3) The Day Of The Doctor
4) Twice Upon A Time
5) The Two-Doctors
6) Power of the doctor (Featured appearances from older doctors)
7) The Giggles (Because The Bi Generation)
At first, Patrick Troughton and Jon Pertwee didn't like each other because they had very different acting methods. Troughton prefers to ad-lib, while Pertwee prefers to stick to the scripts. Ultimately, they settled their disputes and became long friends. They continued their mock arguments in Who conventions until Troughton died.
The legendary episodes in history
Despite all being mature men in Edwardian garb, the Doctors still seem to reflect their eras: Troughton = Beatles/mod, Pertwee = glam rock
A blast from the Past. Looking forward to watching the 2023 DW Shows.
Clever Jo!
"I can see you've been doing the tardis up a bit hmm I don't like it"
imagine what he would have said to Jodie! Brilliant!
So this is what eleven meant when he said he had walked in worlds where the laws of physics were devised by a madman
11:45 i love it everytime he does that
I love the Beatles reference in this
It’s a song by the Beatles. Oh, how does it go? 😂
Pertwee X Troughton!
Was this the last thing William ever did for dr who?
What you would do without me .😢
Was the interrupting intentional? Because i dont feel like Troughton and Pertwee interrupting eachother or Benton interrupting Jo was in the script 😂
Oh my word 😂
I hope Omega gets a revisit in the Ncuti Gatwa era.
And, Sutekh
That would be INSANE BRO... Having Omega be more calculated and vengeful would be amazing. I've always imagined a new suit but similar to the 70s design along with a scene taking place high up (like Anakin Vs Obi-Wan except not as fast paced). Omega goes in for all the strikes with his staff and the Doctor has no choice but to participate and defend himself and those around him by using a rod to deflect his hits. Ncuti is bruised up and clothes are torn and Omega is just throwing hits after hits.
@@SamuelBlack84- He's definitively dead. Maybe something earlier in his history.
if they really are retconning Davros to not be half dalek looking...i'd hate to see what they would do with any other iconic villains...next thing you know daleks cant look like salt shakers and Omega will be a quite dwarf
@@zigzagzarf it's a pre-accident davros
a great episode so it is
Old hartnell.
Classic who scene
You cannot beat the clsssics
Jo told this story by whering the 3rd doctor jakit, it shows how much she misses her doctor.
4 then 5 were my favs
Jo really does remind me of Kerry Godliman
Thumbnail looks drip.
The cape Pertwee is wearing was his grandfather's.
I can't imagine fans' minds when this episode aired
The comedy 😂 drama 😮 super acting... Chibnall throwing this out the window!?!?!?
Jo best waifu
After the latest Doctor did up the Tardis, I never liked it.
I had a dream last night that the Doctor's 11 to 14 were in a dark forest and had the consistency of moving watercolour paint
And, 11 had an American accent
9:16-9:45
This show was good.
#RIPDoctorWho
It's not dead
No its not dead yet - just dying@@LittleLoz
@@Futura2500 Wrong.
@@LittleLoz **laughing hard** you serious?
@@Futura2500 I liked the Children in Need episode until I found out that that Davros will be the new Davros going forward. All handicabable fans are pissed.
So Hartnell got up from his deathbed to do this story, but Eccleston couldn’t bother coming back to join 8-11 when he was perfectly fine (and still is). Who’s the better Doctor? I think you all know the answer.
there are completely different situations and reasons.
i mean the doctor who production team ruined chris's career for a few years could be a good enouigh reason to never want to work for them again...
Totally different situations.
Fool