7:44 "Congratulations" 'Day of the Doctor' Tom Baker's improv 'congratulations' joke combined with Matt Smith's sheer respect and admiration for this great man will always hold a special place in my nostalgic memories of 'Doctor Who'.
Tbh even tho Hartnell had a health thing going on, Mispronouncing words and names sorta added to his character at the time like he's teasing them. Like Mickey/Ricky
I'm from the USA and we didn't get to see the (surviving) Hartnell episodes until many years later (Tom Baker was in the role when the show finally became available here). I always thought that the "Hartnellisms" were just a quirk of the First Doctor's character and never realized he was actually flubbing his lines.
Knowing Frazier Hines would be at a small Who convention, I wore my 2nd doctor cosplay (which he liked, a lot). We had a long talk and I asked for a picture. He asked, "Silly or serious?" I replied "Silly, remember Tomb of the Cybermen?" With no hesitation he grabbed my hand. I love that picture.
Not so much improvised as the crew and David Tennant knew it was going to happen. When Rose is in the shower in "New Earth" and gets absolutely soaked. She wasn't told this was going to happen for 2 reasons, the director wanted the right reaction so it was done in one take, the 2and was that Russel T and David Tennant both said it would serve her right as she had just announced to them she would be leaving at the end of series 2, so it was done as a prank. Lol.
Instant tears in my eyes the moment I heard and every moment I hear Tom Baker's voice in response to Matt Smith's musings. Such an iconic interchange. I can watch that scene over and over and do.
I cannot say Tom Baker was the inventor of 'Improv' but he was definitely *and* definitively one of the 'Grandmasters' of the improvisational craft. No one can portray an eccentric genius better than an actual eccentric genius.
Actually he did. It got him into trouble a few times with JTN aswell which is partly why he left when he did.... Refer to the the Book Doctor Who, Who's Who which gives a small biography of each actor to play the Doctor upto Matt Smith.
@@SomeUsernameSomeoneElseTookIt. I don't think it was the word he ment. It was "Improvising" in the script. Yes, previous actors in the role had done some, but Tom was the King as he has such a wicked sence of humour.
The "Who Knows" bit by Baker was something he would occasionally do with children while answering their questions at personal appearances he made back during the time he was playing Four.
Hartnell will always be the king at improvised moments. He put in some very clever and cheeky ones to, one i do like is when they are eating and it was about bacon and Harntell says it should be it's English.
There are SUCH lovely moments here, almost all of which I instantly remembered. The scene with the Curator is one of my favorite moments in all of Doctor Who. Knowing those lines were - at least supposedly - improvised makes them even better.
another improvised moment is in pyramids of mars when tom and lis are walking through the pyramid on mars and see a mummy and both turn and walk away in unison
I was just about to comment that one. That's one of the funniest things I've seen from Classic Who. I love that both of them requested that the director let them do it, but they were only allowed a single take. And they totally nailed it!
Absolutely...also wish the Brigadeer had improvised his two best lines in the Daemons (both in reference to Bok) when he said 'what is it, some kind of ornament?' and 'Sgt. Benton, chap with wings, five rounds rapid'
All together now: "Kloklada partha mennin klatch.." ("Close your eyes, my darling, well, four of them at least"). That's the gist of the 'Venusian Lullaby'.
In “dark water” when missy kisses 12 the nose kisses were completely unscripted aswell, Michelle Gomez said it was because of what a huge fan she was of him when she was younger and that he was like a Glaswegian David Bowie to her
One of William Hartnell's great fluffs was in "The Web Planet"..."Drop this hair dryer or whatever it is." One of my favorite lines from "The Three Doctors", and I always suspected that Patrick Troughton added that last sentence: "Keep it confused. Feed it with useless information. I wonder if I have a television set handy." "Brave heart" popped up one last time as Peter Davison faded out in "The Caves of Androzani."
Tom Baker was my favourite dr my mum and dad watched old dr who episodes all the time but when they started the new run when it started in 2005 and fell in love with all the new drs but Tom Baker will always have a piece of my heart
You missed the best one. From "The Seeds of Doom" The Fourth Doctor tells the villain Scorby: " Have you met Miss Smith? She's my best friend.". This improvisation is testified to by both Tom Baker and Elisabeth Sladen.
There is no such thing as "British U.N.I.T.", it's just U.N.I.T. It stood for United Nations Intelligence Taskforce, and just like the real life UN, it is a single global organization.
Girly Cant Talk Hmm...well, I don’t know if it is simply a coincidence, but her surname IS Bass. Both bass (with a short “A” sound) and trout are types of fish in the United States. Sorry if I am pointing out something obvious to you, but I don’t know where you live (obviously!), and I am not sure if bass and trout are only available in American waters! 😊
@@girlycanttalk2026 watch mojo videos about Doctor Who always mangle the names. It's like they picked the only people in the country who have never seen the show, to present.
Brilliant. Some of the most memorable lines. I loved hartnells little fluffs. Makes it seem so much more natural. I wouldn't surprise me if a future incarnation would to add a few hartnelisms here and there. It really does make a brilliant character trait. I'm so happy they left them in. I also heard that Matt's geronimos were also addlibbed in. Moffat didn't really want to continue with the catchphrase thing. Matt clearly did.
The second Doctor part seemed like something Eleven would do. I'm getting the sense Matt Smith wanted to draw inspiration from Troughton. Their mannerisms are so alike 😂
The more I see of him, the more I like the Second Doctor. I can't say i care for what I've seen past the 50th Anniversary Special but a lot of the stories from the 1960s have held up. I especially like the Cyber-Men stories I've seen from the Troughton era. It's a shame some of these things are out of print in the US. The second market DVD prices are outrageous!
Yes he's brilliant and agree that it's frustrating that the DVD rights are changing hands and now we have to wait for the rerelease of everything. Troughton's Doctor and Jamie have possibly the best chemistry of any Doctor and companion too.
"Hartnellisims" were because, you see, this Doctor had had a very long run in that body which had aged from the young boy on Gallifrey as seen by Clara to this wizened elder, his granddaughter's grandfather and was experiencing some " senior" moments in it.
I like in the 50th Anniversary episode, after stopping an invasion of Daleks, transporting an entire planet to pocket universe and more, everyone sits down in the museum for a cup of tea
For the #1 moment, I heard that the reason they held their hands so high, was to make sure it was in the shot. They couldn't judge where the bottom of the camera frame was.
Terrance Dicks once said that ad-libbing had been so extensive on the series that some writers submitted "completed" scripts which only had descriptions for scenes when they involved only the regulars. ("Planet of the Spiders" for one) "Shada" has numerous ad-libs. Compare the shooting script that came with the videotape with what was filmed and on the tape. There are a bunch of hilarious one-liners that were not in the script.
It's too bad they've never brought William Russell back to play Ian just one more time, with a scene where he'd hear someone calling out to "Chesterfield" and think to himself, "There was only one person who ever called me that" as the Doctor is standing twenty feet away with a face that Ian doesn't recognize.
The number one pic I love how the scene with Troughton we don't hear is Jamie asking him for a smooth takeoff. "A smooth takeoff! A smooth takeoff!! What a nerve"
William Hatnell wasn't really that old at the time he played The Doctor, he was 55 in 1963 when he first got the part, that's the same age as Keanu Reeves is now and 2 years younger than Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt.
and good list! I was going to say what beats the great one (11th and the curator) and then you did 2nd and Jamie! Tomb of the cybermen! That was a fun story, and a very important one too for various reasons! Nice work!
Fraser Hines not Frasier. Wrong show. Little known fact Jamie Fraser from outlander is named for both the actor Fraser Hines and his character in Dr Who. Jamie McCrimmon. Fraser also had a cameo in Outlander when Jamie was a prisoner in Wentworth, castle not the Australian women’s prison.
You neglected to mention the Hartnellisms became an integral part of the character ever onwards. Some of his later incarnations used them (such as 9th getting Mickey's name wrong, or 10th misremembering simple things only to joke that it was intentional)
A funny list considering one of my all time favourite Doctor Who moments isn't actually this, but The Doctor improvising (not the actors), and quite badly too. "Hey! Look at me! I'm a target!"
5:20 The Brigadier had not "already met several incarnations of The Doctor" at the time he saw the Third Doctor begin to regenerate. He had only met one previous incarnation (the second), whom he did not see regenerate. In any case at the time there were only two previous Doctors, which hardly qualifies as "several". Nicholas Courtney had appeared in Doctor Who during the Hartnell era, it was as Bret Vyon, not as Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart.
Hartnell as an older gentleman with health issues. Ill health yes but not elderly being only 55 when he started as the first Dr. It’s a wig to make him look the 400 or so years old time lord he was portraying.
Good video but I have a 1 thing to correct . Their names are pronounced as Trow-ton and Moff-it not Trortin and Mofat. Ik these are nitpicks but I couldn't help but correct you as I'm sorry to say when people get these facts wrong is a lil bit annoying please pronounce there names correctly and try to get your facts right xx
The Hartnellisms sadly aren't as noticeable because back then everyone messed up, we just didn't care about doing many retakes. So a lot of people misspoke but immediately corrected themselves, in like every other episode.
The part where doctor and Donna were miming to each other was one of the funniest moments in the whole of Doctor who😂
Tennant and Tate had such amazing on-screen chemistry
I laugh every time I see it
I really enjoyed the Dr and Donna combo
The best duo
"Are we interrupting you?"
You missed David Tennant's "Are you my mummy" Where he was wearing the gas mask.
apparently this was a rumour :( but I still like to pretend it really was David Tennant's idea
@@jackbennett6114 I of hope so jack
*Wearing
@@tristansteinbomer3256 oh Thanks
I think it's actually confirmed in the Confidential that he improvised it.
7:44 "Congratulations" 'Day of the Doctor' Tom Baker's improv 'congratulations' joke combined with Matt Smith's sheer respect and admiration for this great man will always hold a special place in my nostalgic memories of 'Doctor Who'.
Tbh even tho Hartnell had a health thing going on, Mispronouncing words and names sorta added to his character at the time like he's teasing them. Like Mickey/Ricky
His mispronouncing Ian's last name was intentional. Hartnell thought it showed the Doctor WAS getting on in years and couldn't remember everything.
@@danieljackowitz2343 I thought it was his illness?
I like that they kept it in. I enjoy that it shows how old he is and also gives him the "mad scientist" type of persona
@@stuartrobertkennedy8608 true!
I'm from the USA and we didn't get to see the (surviving) Hartnell episodes until many years later (Tom Baker was in the role when the show finally became available here). I always thought that the "Hartnellisms" were just a quirk of the First Doctor's character and never realized he was actually flubbing his lines.
Matt Smith and Tom Baker’s chat at the end of The Day of the Doctor was so wholesome.
When I heard that voice.... I was 12 again.
I cried !!
Always gets my eyes watery.....
What a nice twice
One of my favorite scenes in the history of the show.
Somehow I find it fitting that Peter Capaldi improvised the "KIDNEYS!" moments. And Clara's face is like wot
Knowing Frazier Hines would be at a small Who convention, I wore my 2nd doctor cosplay (which he liked, a lot). We had a long talk and I asked for a picture. He asked, "Silly or serious?" I replied "Silly, remember Tomb of the Cybermen?" With no hesitation he grabbed my hand. I love that picture.
R/thathappend
@@JamesMaund538 what makes you think he didn't do that?
Kenneth Kennethson well when I read it I thought it wasn’t possible but I was stupid plus needed sleep
Not so much improvised as the crew and David Tennant knew it was going to happen. When Rose is in the shower in "New Earth" and gets absolutely soaked. She wasn't told this was going to happen for 2 reasons, the director wanted the right reaction so it was done in one take, the 2and was that Russel T and David Tennant both said it would serve her right as she had just announced to them she would be leaving at the end of series 2, so it was done as a prank. Lol.
huh
Lol that's amazing 🤣
Instant tears in my eyes the moment I heard and every moment I hear Tom Baker's voice in response to Matt Smith's musings. Such an iconic interchange. I can watch that scene over and over and do.
Doctor who is just amazing in every way, and improvisation by the doctor is always fab
You Forget the scene when Missy started singing Hey Missy to herself that wasn’t scripted
I cannot say Tom Baker was the inventor of 'Improv' but he was definitely *and* definitively one of the 'Grandmasters' of the improvisational craft. No one can portray an eccentric genius better than an actual eccentric genius.
Tom Baker invented the word "improvise". Tom told the producer what to do and don't get in my way while I am doing it! ;-)
no he did not
Actually he did. It got him into trouble a few times with JTN aswell which is partly why he left when he did.... Refer to the the Book Doctor Who, Who's Who which gives a small biography of each actor to play the Doctor upto Matt Smith.
the word has existed for atleast a 100 years before he was born
Penguin Dude it was a joke. meaning that he improvised a lot.
@@SomeUsernameSomeoneElseTookIt. I don't think it was the word he ment. It was "Improvising" in the script. Yes, previous actors in the role had done some, but Tom was the King as he has such a wicked sence of humour.
The scene with Tom Baker and Matt Smith brought this Dr Who fan to joyful tears.
"Brave heart Tegan. Doctor I will miss you." One of the saddest exits.
and that poignant moment when Colin Baker said "brave heart Tegan" to Peri, and was lost in reverie for a moment.
Yeah was sad moment
I would go for The Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith's synchronised 'about turn' when danger approaches, in 'Pyramids Of Mars' (1975).
The "Who Knows" bit by Baker was something he would occasionally do with children while answering their questions at personal appearances he made back during the time he was playing Four.
Hartnell will always be the king at improvised moments. He put in some very clever and cheeky ones to, one i do like is when they are eating and it was about bacon and Harntell says it should be it's English.
Very nice
Doctor who is always a good moment
There are SUCH lovely moments here, almost all of which I instantly remembered. The scene with the Curator is one of my favorite moments in all of Doctor Who. Knowing those lines were - at least supposedly - improvised makes them even better.
another improvised moment is in pyramids of mars when tom and lis are walking through the pyramid on mars and see a mummy and both turn and walk away in unison
I was just about to comment that one. That's one of the funniest things I've seen from Classic Who. I love that both of them requested that the director let them do it, but they were only allowed a single take. And they totally nailed it!
Ok, I'm suprised by the Venusian lullaby, because that's one of my favourite Pertwee moments
Absolutely...also wish the Brigadeer had improvised his two best lines in the Daemons (both in reference to Bok) when he said 'what is it, some kind of ornament?' and 'Sgt. Benton, chap with wings, five rounds rapid'
@@melthoidserendipity1332 Those might be the best lines the Brig ever got
All together now: "Kloklada partha mennin klatch.." ("Close your eyes, my darling, well, four of them at least"). That's the gist of the 'Venusian Lullaby'.
In “dark water” when missy kisses 12 the nose kisses were completely unscripted aswell, Michelle Gomez said it was because of what a huge fan she was of him when she was younger and that he was like a Glaswegian David Bowie to her
I love ‘are you my mummy’ and when Rose just kissed The Doctor just cause she wanted to
The mummy thing wasnt improvised.
@@bretlanier2304 it was, David forgot his line so said that instead
It was. He forgot his line.
sarah dilworth I know
@@kd678 David's wife Georgia confirmed on twitter that he didn't improvise the line and that it was in the script.
“Are u my mommy?” 😂 I love David tennant...
WHAT!?!?! It’s not ON THERE!?!?! Wow
Because it’s not improvised
@@thedoctor9309 I thought it was. Anyway, I should believe u, Doctor.
@@thedoctor9309 Except it was.
ClarksonTheMime no it wasn’t, it’s a rumour. Moffat wrote it in as a reference
*mummy
You miss the kiss between Rory and the 11th doctor in the episode "Dinosaurs on a spaceship"
“Is that finger loaded?” Is a great one from the Android Invasion
I swear it’s been like 10 videos and YOU STILL don’t know how to say “Troughton”
I'm glad I'm not the only one who finds that annoying!
I love it, it's rather fantastic. Always enjoy when the actors/actresses include their own improvisation.
One of William Hartnell's great fluffs was in "The Web Planet"..."Drop this hair dryer or whatever it is."
One of my favorite lines from "The Three Doctors", and I always suspected that Patrick Troughton added that last sentence: "Keep it confused. Feed it with useless information. I wonder if I have a television set handy."
"Brave heart" popped up one last time as Peter Davison faded out in "The Caves of Androzani."
and once more when Colin Baker said it to Peri, and suddenly remembered Tegan for a moment.
I can't believe you left out "are you my mummy" and Rose kissing Ten and ten going "yep, still got it"
You missed a classic at the end of 'The Dæmons'
"Fancy a dance Brigadier?"
"Its kind of you Captain Yates, but I think I'd rather have a pint."
Was that an adlib and not scripted?
@@Kleineganz it wasnt in the script, Franklin and Courntey asked to have their own line at the end, and they came up with it 😃
@@custardtimelord5502 Very cool. I always loved that episode and those last lines.
Tom Baker was my favourite dr my mum and dad watched old dr who episodes all the time but when they started the new run when it started in 2005 and fell in love with all the new drs but Tom Baker will always have a piece of my heart
When it said ‘spoiler alert, it should have had Riversong whispering “Spoilers”
Finally, it's been a month since a Doctor Who video
You missed the best one. From "The Seeds of Doom"
The Fourth Doctor tells the villain Scorby: " Have you met Miss Smith? She's my best friend.". This improvisation is testified to by both Tom Baker and Elisabeth Sladen.
"Here we go again " If the Brigader 's version was improv, then Vastra saying it in Deep Breath was probably a coincidence.
What about when Lis Sladen said "Eldrad Must Live. Just checking" from The Hand of Fear (1976).
Was thinking the same thing.
Baker's "what?!" was both in and out of character.
There is no such thing as "British U.N.I.T.", it's just U.N.I.T. It stood for United Nations Intelligence Taskforce, and just like the real life UN, it is a single global organization.
What else would you call the UK branch of the United Nations Intelligence Taskforce when you don't want to say the full title and division?
I don’t know why Tennant’s “are you my mummy?” While he wears a gas mask didn’t make it
Or the kiss between him and Rose.
The scene was apparently not improv.
It is Patrick Troughton as in Trout on!
I feel like that's a joke I'm meant to understand but I don't.
Girly Cant Talk Hmm...well, I don’t know if it is simply a coincidence, but her surname IS Bass. Both bass (with a short “A” sound) and trout are types of fish in the United States. Sorry if I am pointing out something obvious to you, but I don’t know where you live (obviously!), and I am not sure if bass and trout are only available in American waters! 😊
and frazer not frajer
@@girlycanttalk2026 watch mojo videos about Doctor Who always mangle the names. It's like they picked the only people in the country who have never seen the show, to present.
Brilliant. Some of the most memorable lines.
I loved hartnells little fluffs. Makes it seem so much more natural. I wouldn't surprise me if a future incarnation would to add a few hartnelisms here and there. It really does make a brilliant character trait. I'm so happy they left them in.
I also heard that Matt's geronimos were also addlibbed in. Moffat didn't really want to continue with the catchphrase thing. Matt clearly did.
The second Doctor part seemed like something Eleven would do. I'm getting the sense Matt Smith wanted to draw inspiration from Troughton. Their mannerisms are so alike 😂
Patrick Trorton? It's pronounced Trow-ton
I am lesbian. Lesbian is pronounced Les bee in.
It’s watch mojo.. none of them watch the show they just use wiki
Yeah, and Frazer Hines' names isn't 'Frasier', either.
@@batheandrelaxinmyshit6344 Aight Then, I'm A Helicopter, It's Pronounced Hell - O - Cupter
Your point?
That is not how to pronounce Moffat or Troughton.
Or Fraser!
he pronounced moffat right lmao what
The more I see of him, the more I like the Second Doctor.
I can't say i care for what I've seen past the 50th Anniversary Special but a lot of the stories from the 1960s have held up. I especially like the Cyber-Men stories I've seen from the Troughton era.
It's a shame some of these things are out of print in the US. The second market DVD prices are outrageous!
Yes he's brilliant and agree that it's frustrating that the DVD rights are changing hands and now we have to wait for the rerelease of everything. Troughton's Doctor and Jamie have possibly the best chemistry of any Doctor and companion too.
@@melthoidserendipity1332 Better than the 4th Doctor and Sarah Jane?
"Hartnellisims" were because, you see, this Doctor had had a very long run in that body which had aged from the young boy on Gallifrey as seen by Clara to this wizened elder, his granddaughter's grandfather and was experiencing some " senior" moments in it.
I feel like the first doctors adds to the character because imagine the knowledge he has surely anyone would get muddled up a bit
I like in the 50th Anniversary episode, after stopping an invasion of Daleks, transporting an entire planet to pocket universe and more, everyone sits down in the museum for a cup of tea
Kidneys! I have new kidneys! But I don't like the color!
Of your kidneys?
yeah, I wanted them blue 😂
The best part of 11 and Curator's dialogue was that the Curator offered him a Jelly Baby, a signature of 4's tenure.
Conclusion: Doctor Who has been hilarious since the day it began.
I was waiting for the improvised scene of the David Tennant line "Are you my mommy?", bc that is my favourite improvised phrase
Thank you for including the classic Doctors!
Great list. Surprised the Tom/Matt lines were improvised.
For the #1 moment, I heard that the reason they held their hands so high, was to make sure it was in the shot. They couldn't judge where the bottom of the camera frame was.
I love that kidneys line!!! Damn capaldi is good 😎
Terrance Dicks once said that ad-libbing had been so extensive on the series that some writers submitted "completed" scripts which only had descriptions for scenes when they involved only the regulars. ("Planet of the Spiders" for one)
"Shada" has numerous ad-libs. Compare the shooting script that came with the videotape with what was filmed and on the tape. There are a bunch of hilarious one-liners that were not in the script.
When I was a kid I grew up on classic who, and through my teens I watched new who, and my god I still get choked up when Tom Baker appears in the 50th
They weren't known as Hartnellisms - they were called "Billy-Fluffs".
It was a running joke in the show that the Doctor couldn't remember Ian's surname
It's too bad they've never brought William Russell back to play Ian just one more time, with a scene where he'd hear someone calling out to "Chesterfield" and think to himself, "There was only one person who ever called me that" as the Doctor is standing twenty feet away with a face that Ian doesn't recognize.
@@QuarrellaDeVil the actor still lives. It IS still possible, but theyre running out of time!
@@julieeverett7442 He played the guard in an adventure in time and space.
The number one pic I love how the scene with Troughton we don't hear is Jamie asking him for a smooth takeoff. "A smooth takeoff! A smooth takeoff!! What a nerve"
Kinda cool that Lady Vastra copped on the Brig's "Well, here we go again" for #12. Cheers....
William Hatnell wasn't really that old at the time he played The Doctor, he was 55 in 1963 when he first got the part, that's the same age as Keanu Reeves is now and 2 years younger than Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt.
But being 55 in 1963 is much "older" than being 55 in 2020. This guy smoked like a chimney and saw war, too.
It's not whether he was old or not it was the health issues which were pointed out!
WatchMojo ignoring the entirety of the Chubby Chibnel run
_like a boss._
Jodie clearly sucks at improvisation.
good pick for #1
and good list! I was going to say what beats the great one (11th and the curator) and then you did 2nd and Jamie! Tomb of the cybermen! That was a fun story, and a very important one too for various reasons! Nice work!
Fraser Hines not Frasier. Wrong show. Little known fact Jamie Fraser from outlander is named for both the actor Fraser Hines and his character in Dr Who. Jamie McCrimmon. Fraser also had a cameo in Outlander when Jamie was a prisoner in Wentworth, castle not the Australian women’s prison.
Love how many of these I've actually seen.
Baker was the best
I love that you didn't focus only on new Who.
Canadian Doctor Who 2005- fan
So you don't care about classic?
“Oh look, Rocks! Heh”
Can we please see some sci-fi top 10 videos that are not just Doctor Who? Like Thunderbirds, Blake's 7 or The Tomorrow People?
Mark SW Blake’s 7 would be cool ;)
How could you leave out Matt Smith's hammock scene?
So we're ignoring the time the 11th Doctor kissed Rory?!
You neglected to mention the Hartnellisms became an integral part of the character ever onwards. Some of his later incarnations used them (such as 9th getting Mickey's name wrong, or 10th misremembering simple things only to joke that it was intentional)
“Kidneys! I got new kidneys! I don’t like the colour!” - 12th Doctor
What about the kiss between rose and the 10th doctor in new New York when casandra takes over roses body
A funny list considering one of my all time favourite Doctor Who moments isn't actually this, but The Doctor improvising (not the actors), and quite badly too.
"Hey! Look at me! I'm a target!"
River Song should have her own tv show
Remember when doctor who was good
yeah, always.
Patrick Troughton is a legend 😂
wasn't Capaldi older than the "old man" Hartnell?
Same age, I think. But Hartnell was deliberately made up to look older.
@@Kryojenix I think he suffered from a lot of heart disease and alcoholism, too. didn't he?
I think Capaldi matched Hartnell’s age at the end of his run
5:20 The Brigadier had not "already met several incarnations of The Doctor" at the time he saw the Third Doctor begin to regenerate. He had only met one previous incarnation (the second), whom he did not see regenerate. In any case at the time there were only two previous Doctors, which hardly qualifies as "several". Nicholas Courtney had appeared in Doctor Who during the Hartnell era, it was as Bret Vyon, not as Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart.
The Brig had met the first incarnation via TV screen in the Three Doctors.
@@michaelwexman5861 Fair point.
I miss Doctor Who.
Hartnell as an older gentleman with health issues. Ill health yes but not elderly being only 55 when he started as the first Dr. It’s a wig to make him look the 400 or so years old time lord he was portraying.
Goes to show that some of the best moments can’t be scripted
Matt Smith is so cute! The best doctor💜💜💜👍🤗
Tennent is wearaing a gas mask. He forgot his line and asked an officer: Are you my mummy?"
THE POISON SKY.
The Venusian Lullaby was brilliant.
Who forgot “Are you my mummy”. WTF kinda list is this?
That wasnt improvised.
Bret Lanier it was
It's a Watchmojo list... What more do you expect 😂
@@bretlanier2304 Yes it was.
How could you leave out
"Are you my Mummy?" from David Tennent???
Good video but I have a 1 thing to correct . Their names are pronounced as Trow-ton and Moff-it not Trortin and Mofat. Ik these are nitpicks but I couldn't help but correct you as I'm sorry to say when people get these facts wrong is a lil bit annoying please pronounce there names correctly and try to get your facts right xx
Yeah I think Doctors 1st 2nd 3rd 4th are the Best
I'd love for a modern Doctor to sing/hum the Venusian lullaby one day as the companions are entering the TARDIS, before an adventure.
The "Which one is mine?" quote always made me think that the War Doctor, in his last moments, was starting to become forgetful.
Ya gotta be a quick thinker!
Favorite show
The Hartnellisms sadly aren't as noticeable because back then everyone messed up, we just didn't care about doing many retakes. So a lot of people misspoke but immediately corrected themselves, in like every other episode.