Dear legend killer 1fan Jon knew author Ian Fleming. Jon was always an adventures type. So was he an inspiration for Fleming's most famous creation . From Michael from Yorkshire and proud of it .
Mine's always been Hartnell but recently Troughton's been my favourite (mostly because of the Two x Jamie pairing and all the fan fiction that goes with it to be honest..)
I don’t think any one of them is the best. I think most of them are equally the best. McCoy and Hartnell are still good but not as amazing as Troughton through Colin.
Pertwee was the first Doctor I got to see, back in the 70s...followed by Tom Baker. With no slight to any successor - and full acknowledgment of personal, nostalgic, prejudice - those two will *BE* the Doctor to me.
As an American i grew up watching reruns of doctor who. Some of us here in the usa at the time were abit behind with the series. The first doctor i saw was John Pertwee. He was brilliant. Charismatic, sharp witted, rugged and sort of a hermit like gadget man. From then on i was hooked. Although i am a huge tom baker fan, i owe my fandom to Johns doctor.hes my favorite of them
THANK YOU for this pitch perfect tribute! Someone else commented that watching this brought tears to their eyes, well it did to mine as well, because seeing this fantastic summary hits home just what a special, splendid thing the Pertwee years really were. And thank you for not forgetting Liz Shaw! My vote for the most underrated companion ever.
That was absolutely amazing, loved it! Apart from a couple of clips in which the audio wasn't synced up to the visual , I'd say this trailer is pretty much perfect.
To be honest Tardis Elliot, you're one of the finest trailer makers working on UA-cam in any genre. This is one of your finest, and the music especially is ideal and brilliantly used. Great work.
great video, Jon Pertwee was the man!! Basically the Doctor James Bond style. loved watching all his episodes. ive been stuck on the 4th doctor, last adventure in chronology i needed to watch was Horror and Fang Rock. But yeah, pertwwee rocked, and The Three Doctors is one of my favorites, because we get William Hartnell if for a brief moment advising the 2nd and 3rd Doctor.
I was born in 1985 and never a hardcore Dr Who fan. But it was always the Third Doctor I thought of - maybe the Fourth too... perhaps because Pertwee and T. Baker were the first colourised Doctor's and their opening themes stood out for me. As did the monster props of their era. So as a child when I thought of 'Doctor Who' I immediately thought of Pertwee
Ah, the Pertwee era. The glory days of Doctor Who Season 7: Spearhead from Space 8/10 Doctor Who and the Silurians 9/10 The Ambassadors of Death 7/10 Inferno 10/10 Season 8: Terror of the Autons 7/10 The Mind of Evil 9/10 The Claws of Axos 8/10 Colony in Space 10/10 The Daemons 9/10 Season 9: Day of the Daleks 10/10 The Curse of Peladon 10/10 The Sea Devils 9/10 The Mutants 6/10 The Time Monster 7/10 Season 10: The Three Doctors 8/10 Carnival of Monsters 6/10 Frontier in Space 7/10 Planet of the Daleks 9/10 The Green Death 5/10 Season 11: The Time Warrior 8/10 Invasion of the Dinosaurs 10/10 Death to the Daleks 6/10 The Monster of Peladon 9/10 Planet of the Spiders 7/10
Yeah His era was definitley the best, although seas devils was a masterpeice and while everything else is great, i think the ambassadors of death is really a 4/10 not very good. But verything else was good to excellent
Sutekh of Mars Reviews Hello, Sutekh. I haven't seen you since I trapped you in the time vortex after you escaped the Eye of Horace. Tell me, how is eternity?
As excruciating as your imbesillic, vexatious mind could concoct, Doctor. But, be warned, soon you may realise that eternity is shorter than you think.
I notice a few people have called Pertwee the James Bond of Doctors- well Roger Moore was the third James Bond so it is perhaps not a coincidence there are some similarities there.
He was expelled from many schools & graffiti'd "Go to Hell" in the toilets about the tutors after they gave him a shit role to act. (Greek Wind!) What I love about the longevity of his stories is (unlike Tom who resorted to comedy) he played the role incredibly seriously. I think he lost that tenacity in later episodes but that was ok because he became very melancholy. Which suited his persona much more. My favourite scene is in fact in The Mind of Evil. Ep 2, 1:41; where he almost dies from fear. When Jo Grant asks him what it was he saw, his response is utterly convincing. "Well sometime ago Jo I witnessed a terrible catastrophe. A Whole world just ... disappeared in flames." This is stupendously direct writing, pointing out that the Doctor's greatest fear is in fact a selfless one. His greatest fear being the death of millions; foreshadowing for a real-life scenario as our planets resources diminish. And of course drawing from his experience of the HMS Hood; which was sunk by the German Battleship Bismarck shortly after he was transferred. All but a few survivors were wiped out. Jon Pertwee's are some of the most re-watchable because he has this uncanny balance of authority, sadness, rage, selflessness, physical violence, & wisdom. There aren't any Jon Pertwee's or Barry Letts of today. Kids need heroes. But we live in a time of social status, avarice, corruption, & opposition. I feel for the current generation. Because everything looks, feels, & sounds fake. William Russell put it best; "The new series almost feels like nothing even remotely resembling its' predecessor. The characters seem to just 'exclaim' to one-another. It doesn't feel real in any sense". Jon's era was extremely real lol!
Three is so underrated. He was the most surrounded by humans of the doctors on screen and the experience really mellowed him. He seriously felt like a mystery solving hero who was heroic as a matter of feeling duty rather than someone who was heroic as a matter of insecurity as the future doctors become more and more so. This is the doctor as the writers viewed him before the time war, the Valeyard and all the other stuff that really made him self-uncertain and self-derranged. He wasn't "the oncoming storm", "the lonely god", or the"idiot with a box". The third doctor is childish yes, but he's not as selfish as he was in his first incarnation, nor as arrogant, nor as blindly idiotic, or as much of an adrenaline junkie (I don't actually know if Gallifreyans literally have adrenaline but you get what I mean) as his incarnations in Nu Who are often made out to be. The third doctor is the doctor who is the most grounded on Earth in one time but he feels less like some infallible super-hero, and more like a genuinely heroic person who has limits and vulnerabilities and sincerely needs people to assist him, which make him seem relatable to us as the audience. It's good to see heroes bleed and struggle because doing so makes them seem spiritually strong for being willing to be heroic despite their pains, losses and perils.
The Jason King of Doctors? Or maybe the John Steed? Either way, the most stylish and perhaps the greatest in my view. The first four are the best anyway - Hartnell, Troughton, Pertwee & Tom Baker - truly classic and unrivalled by their successors.
People say Tom Bakr was the best. Well so far on my Classic Who Marathon the Baker era is feeling rather full. But Pertwee. I loved every minute of it. Best era of Doctor Who ever on par with Hartnell.
Tom Bakers early stories were great but it gradually got worse and worse as he went on. Whereas John Pertwee had consistently good stories all the way to the end.
When people ask me "Hinchcliffe or Davies?" I say "Letts!"
The James Bond of Doctor's
LegendKiller1fan So true!
Dear legend killer 1fan Jon knew author Ian Fleming. Jon was always an adventures type. So was he an inspiration for Fleming's most famous creation . From Michael from Yorkshire and proud of it .
Jon Pertwee is my favourite classic doctor and this trailer was fab
Luke Molloy I agree.
The great years of John Pertwee. Such believable Monsters - the Silurians, the Axons, the Drashigs, the Sea Devils etc
Ah the Doctor who introduced the Silurians, Sea Devils, Sontarans and the Master. My third favourite behind Tom and Tennant.
Arrow TT33 Tennant? He is near the bottom of my list
Most people say Tom Baker is the best. But in my opinion Jon Pertwee will always be better.
Cuttin Edge I grew up predominantly watching Jon and Tom, whilst 4 is my fav I do adore pertwee
Mine's always been Hartnell but recently Troughton's been my favourite (mostly because of the Two x Jamie pairing and all the fan fiction that goes with it to be honest..)
Cuttin Edge Same 4 is fantastic (pun intended) but I love 3.
If It Wasn't For Jon Making Dr Who So Popular In The Early 70's, There Wouldn't Have Been A 4th Doctor....Or 50 years Now...The Best Doctor!!!
I don’t think any one of them is the best. I think most of them are equally the best. McCoy and Hartnell are still good but not as amazing as Troughton through Colin.
As a kid in the 60's, and a teenager in the 70's, both Troughton and Pertwee were my favourite Dr Who's.
The third Dr is my favorite.
Wow, this trailer is amazing! It perfectly captivates Pertwee's superb era. I think it deserves a Venusian lullaby: Klokleda partha menin klatch haroon haroon haroon! Klokleda shina tirinach haroon haroon haroon!
Pertwee was the first Doctor I got to see, back in the 70s...followed by Tom Baker. With no slight to any successor - and full acknowledgment of personal, nostalgic, prejudice - those two will *BE* the Doctor to me.
Jon Pertwee is just brilliant in the role. Some truly classic episodes. Pertwee's era and early Tom Baker were the best
The Third Doctor is my favorite Doctor of Classic series.
As an American i grew up watching reruns of doctor who. Some of us here in the usa at the time were abit behind with the series. The first doctor i saw was John Pertwee. He was brilliant. Charismatic, sharp witted, rugged and sort of a hermit like gadget man. From then on i was hooked. Although i am a huge tom baker fan, i owe my fandom to Johns doctor.hes my favorite of them
The third doctor is my favorite of the classics
When Jon Pertwee was the Doctor, 'Doctor Who' was at its best.
The start of the Colored Series of Who and the time of the SECRET AGENT Doctor! lol
Great work ^_^
This is your most incredible work yet, sir. A heart-pounding tribute of a trailer to a beloved era seared onto many a fan's heart. Utterly sublime!
third doctor was one of my favorite incarnations.
THANK YOU for this pitch perfect tribute! Someone else commented that watching this brought tears to their eyes, well it did to mine as well, because seeing this fantastic summary hits home just what a special, splendid thing the Pertwee years really were. And thank you for not forgetting Liz Shaw! My vote for the most underrated companion ever.
WEEEE! Pertwee's in my top three Doctors alongside Davison and Tennant and you've done an excellent job here! HAI!
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The Best Era and Doctor of them all!
Awesome, I can't say any less. I am speachless
Daniel Paterson thank you, most kind :)
Had tears in my eyes
Absolutely brilliant!!!!
My favourite era of the show and my favourite Doctor of them all. Absolutely superb trailer!
Amazing!
That was absolutely amazing, loved it! Apart from a couple of clips in which the audio wasn't synced up to the visual , I'd say this trailer is pretty much perfect.
An amazing trailer about my favourite doctor from my favourite trailer maker. Great work TE. ;)
you're very kind, thanks for watching as always :)
Bloody marvelous old chap!
Alex Child why thank you kind sir
When a problem comes along, you must
*”HIIIIEEEE!!!”*
I loved this trailer! Really awesome tribute to my extremely close second favorite Doctor!
:)
To be honest Tardis Elliot, you're one of the finest trailer makers working on UA-cam in any genre. This is one of your finest, and the music especially is ideal and brilliantly used. Great work.
MetroGnome thanks very much :) glad you enjoyed
My favourite Doctor by far.
great video, Jon Pertwee was the man!! Basically the Doctor James Bond style. loved watching all his episodes. ive been stuck on the 4th doctor, last adventure in chronology i needed to watch was Horror and Fang Rock. But yeah, pertwwee rocked, and The Three Doctors is one of my favorites, because we get William Hartnell if for a brief moment advising the 2nd and 3rd Doctor.
smashing montage bravo!
Awesome!!
I was born in 1985 and never a hardcore Dr Who fan. But it was always the Third Doctor I thought of - maybe the Fourth too... perhaps because Pertwee and T. Baker were the first colourised Doctor's and their opening themes stood out for me. As did the monster props of their era.
So as a child when I thought of 'Doctor Who' I immediately thought of Pertwee
Now that was splendid.
Such lovely video. :)
Superb trailer for Jon Pertwee’s era. Thank you, Tardiselliot. 👍🏻
The next time I want to watch the Third Doctor I think I'll just watch this in stead.
loved it! thank you
well done
This is wonderfuuuuul! I love him so much!
Ah, the Pertwee era. The glory days of Doctor Who
Season 7:
Spearhead from Space 8/10
Doctor Who and the Silurians 9/10
The Ambassadors of Death 7/10
Inferno 10/10
Season 8:
Terror of the Autons 7/10
The Mind of Evil 9/10
The Claws of Axos 8/10
Colony in Space 10/10
The Daemons 9/10
Season 9:
Day of the Daleks 10/10
The Curse of Peladon 10/10
The Sea Devils 9/10
The Mutants 6/10
The Time Monster 7/10
Season 10:
The Three Doctors 8/10
Carnival of Monsters 6/10
Frontier in Space 7/10
Planet of the Daleks 9/10
The Green Death 5/10
Season 11:
The Time Warrior 8/10
Invasion of the Dinosaurs 10/10
Death to the Daleks 6/10
The Monster of Peladon 9/10
Planet of the Spiders 7/10
Yeah His era was definitley the best, although seas devils was a masterpeice and while everything else is great, i think the ambassadors of death is really a 4/10 not very good. But verything else was good to excellent
What a soundtrack !!! Love it.
With the exception of the Holmes/Hinchcliffe era's - this is the best run of Doctor Who's
Jon Pertwee is my favourite Doctor
Awesome! Nice job!
Awesome!
That was excellent!
Fantastic trailer!
I'm not sure if that's a good thing, because your evil is my good... lol ;P
kopitarrules Haha! Quite so, quite so! Nevertheless, on this occasion, our 'goods' are of the same kind.
Sutekh of Mars Reviews Hello, Sutekh. I haven't seen you since I trapped you in the time vortex after you escaped the Eye of Horace. Tell me, how is eternity?
Ohhhhhhh snap. Shots fired. ;) lol
As excruciating as your imbesillic, vexatious mind could concoct, Doctor. But, be warned, soon you may realise that eternity is shorter than you think.
Amazing ❤
5 superb seasons doubt he and Tom banker will ever be matched for length
I notice a few people have called Pertwee the James Bond of Doctors- well Roger Moore was the third James Bond so it is perhaps not a coincidence there are some similarities there.
The first doctor to be aired in color.
Great excellent
He was expelled from many schools & graffiti'd "Go to Hell" in the toilets about the tutors after they gave him a shit role to act. (Greek Wind!)
What I love about the longevity of his stories is (unlike Tom who resorted to comedy) he played the role incredibly seriously. I think he lost that tenacity in later episodes but that was ok because he became very melancholy. Which suited his persona much more.
My favourite scene is in fact in The Mind of Evil. Ep 2, 1:41; where he almost dies from fear. When Jo Grant asks him what it was he saw, his response is utterly convincing. "Well sometime ago Jo I witnessed a terrible catastrophe. A Whole world just ... disappeared in flames."
This is stupendously direct writing, pointing out that the Doctor's greatest fear is in fact a selfless one. His greatest fear being the death of millions; foreshadowing for a real-life scenario as our planets resources diminish. And of course drawing from his experience of the HMS Hood; which was sunk by the German Battleship Bismarck shortly after he was transferred. All but a few survivors were wiped out.
Jon Pertwee's are some of the most re-watchable because he has this uncanny balance of authority, sadness, rage, selflessness, physical violence, & wisdom.
There aren't any Jon Pertwee's or Barry Letts of today. Kids need heroes. But we live in a time of social status, avarice, corruption, & opposition.
I feel for the current generation. Because everything looks, feels, & sounds fake. William Russell put it best; "The new series almost feels like nothing even remotely resembling its' predecessor. The characters seem to just 'exclaim' to one-another. It doesn't feel real in any sense".
Jon's era was extremely real lol!
I love these trailers. Can't wait for the next one! (please be Troughton! He's my favorite.)
Three is so underrated.
He was the most surrounded by humans of the doctors on screen and the experience really mellowed him.
He seriously felt like a mystery solving hero who was heroic as a matter of feeling duty rather than someone who was heroic as a matter of insecurity as the future doctors become more and more so.
This is the doctor as the writers viewed him before the time war, the Valeyard and all the other stuff that really made him self-uncertain and self-derranged. He wasn't "the oncoming storm", "the lonely god", or the"idiot with a box".
The third doctor is childish yes, but he's not as selfish as he was in his first incarnation, nor as arrogant, nor as blindly idiotic, or as much of an adrenaline junkie (I don't actually know if Gallifreyans literally have adrenaline but you get what I mean) as his incarnations in Nu Who are often made out to be.
The third doctor is the doctor who is the most grounded on Earth in one time but he feels less like some infallible super-hero, and more like a genuinely heroic person who has limits and vulnerabilities and sincerely needs people to assist him, which make him seem relatable to us as the audience. It's good to see heroes bleed and struggle because doing so makes them seem spiritually strong for being willing to be heroic despite their pains, losses and perils.
The Jason King of Doctors? Or maybe the John Steed? Either way, the most stylish and perhaps the greatest in my view. The first four are the best anyway - Hartnell, Troughton, Pertwee & Tom Baker - truly classic and unrivalled by their successors.
Bad ass video. I love the show and you did it a great credit. So much fun to watch.
My second favourite Doctor after Tom
People say Tom Bakr was the best. Well so far on my Classic Who Marathon the Baker era is feeling rather full. But Pertwee. I loved every minute of it. Best era of Doctor Who ever on par with Hartnell.
2nd and 3rd - please what episode was that? (3:01)
Doctor Who - 10x01 - The Three Doctors?
@@lordpleskinator yes!
@@thehybrid210 Thanks m8 :-D
Visually excellent and exciting.
The audio is terrible. The music overwhelms the dialogue; too many times I kept thinking, "what did he/she say?"
No Omega?
Any Old Biscuit he is there very briefly at 1:47
This era had better storylines than Tom Baker’s era in my opinion.
Tom Bakers early stories were great but it gradually got worse and worse as he went on. Whereas John Pertwee had consistently good stories all the way to the end.
There was a lack of Omega
Joey Angotti he's there I just didn't want to focus on him as he did only appear once. preferred to focus on the Master
1:40