Every Doctor Who Opening Titles Sequence : 1963-2017 (HD)
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- 5 years and its here. i thought id crisp this one up a bit, make it prettier to look at and add some more intros to the mix with more precise differences.
Sorry about 23th December, i know its supposed to be November but its too late to change it.
I like Eccleston's and Tennant's openings, how you see the TARDIS flying through the blue wormhole, then suddenly
"SHIT FORGOT MY KEYS"
*Time Vortex* 😉
viperblitz11 "Alright, time to go to ancient Egypt and fuck cleopatra- wait a moment"
"SHIT I THINK I LEFT THE STOVE ON"
This comment made my day... Or night.
i love how the theme tune changes slightly in series 4 where the drums are just going DUMDADUMDUMDUDMDMDMDM with the strings hell yeeee
Captla Jao Finally! Not just me!
It's like the David tennant theme songs got more "angrier" and more passionate as the series went on
Sabrina Taplin IKR
just like tennant's doctor
“MAKE IT MORE ANGRIER!!!”
-David Tennant
@@mr.h1083 😂😂😂
it's angries and the tardis is faster and faster and faster. like he just runs away from his problems... oh wait..
Never even realised that the peter capaldi intros are a bit of a throwback to the tom baker etc era of intros.
MENDO yup Eccleston too,Tenant sounds like a cross between Tom/Jon vortex mixed with Base of movie theme
Yeah, he used a different pringles can to make the vortex though. And he threw some metal pretzel into the mix too
Anyone else notice how Tennant's time vortexes eventually get so fast you feel sick?
Nope
I actually thought i only noticed that
Thank God I'm not the only one
No
I don’t 🤢🤮 I do never mind 😂
It makes me want to run away. Don't know about you lot, but if you wanna become insane, just keep staring at the heart of the time vortex. Yeah, that's it.
God damn Matt Smith got a lot of intros
But David Tennant also has a lot of intros
Capaldi had like 2 and a quarter. Shame really
I think it might be because it was around when Matt Smith took the mantle that Dr Who really blew up in the US. Though saying that out loud I dont know how that correlates. Maybe they just had more money laying about
Because the logo texture changed for every episode that series
@Oscar Virgoe indeed
Oh yes I almost forgot the Eleventh Doctor had a season where every episode had a different color tone for the opening, weird style choice.
SammEater that was intended for Tom Baker's sequence as you can see in The Ark In Space but didn't make it
Really? Never knew that. Maybe they intended to do that even earlier like the opening with the alternate Third Doctor theme? That's cool to know.
SammEater he did? Which one?
I never even noticed it before!
SammEater I liked it. If you notice, the “Doctor Who” title is also made up of the material for that episode: for example, the “Asylum of the Daleks” title is made of Dalek chassis, the “Dinosaurs on a Spaceship” is made of scales, etc.
I still think the original theme tune is the best, so haunting, okay the title sequence isn't too good, but its pretty good considering what they had to work with in the 60's, they deserve full credit for it
I was privileged enough to hear the original Derbyshire recordings at a Mark Ayres talk last year. To find out and see how it was put together and to hear stories about her techniques was amazing. Segun Akinola got in touch with them to get access and put his own spin on it. I really like the 2018 version too.
pepsi666 the second doctors intro is what first failed to be
Look at 17:01 they brought back the 60's vibe
Anyone think Eccleston had a BRILLIANT theme
I also like 11:38
I meant 10:38
Nah. Eccleston's theme was fantastic!
You missed the opportunity to say fantastic.
Same as tennant’s one really
Why did I enjoy this so much
Btw David Tennant and Christopher Eccleston’s were by far the best. I miss them so much!
What about Matt tho
yES
Matt sucked IMO not gonna lie
@@Chosen_one_501 I never really used to like him but he's grown on me now.
@@funkyspiderhat9006 Matt to me is still the "new doctor", despite us being on regeneration 14
Capaldis guitar intro deserved WAY MORE than one episode.
William hartnell: soft notes
Peter capaldi: *DUN DUN DUN DUN DUN DUN*
Wokejev
Hartnell: lets play a synthesised piano over some camera stock footage.
Capaldi: COGS CLOCKS OMG THE STEAM AND THE NOISE LOOK A BIG CLOCK AND PLANETS AND WORDS AND EYEBROWS EEEEEAAARRRAAAPPPPEEE
I liked Capaldi. :(
@@Vassilinia same
Peter Capaldi and Tom Baker were the best. Jodi is lots of fun so far, she's like Tennant and Smith combined, looking forward to more.
"Let's play some synthesized piano over some camera stock footage"? Nothing was remotely stock about the titles, and nothing was keyboard at all about the music. There are documentaries about how Derbyshire created that theme and about how the original title sequence was made. LOL
The 2005-2007 version is my favourite, with the other arrangement of that theme coming close second. Nostalgia, music and the effect that it has on the viewer is what puts it that high.
It’s the only version that actually gets me pumped to watch an episode of the show, it’s so dramatic and bombastic and tense that I cannot see how it shouldn’t get every Whovian excited for another adventure through time and space.
It's also a beat for beat match to the very first one.
I love the sudden transition between 8th and 9th doctor themes. Really shows the change in theme made to bring the show back
I miss David Tennant, he was cool
Agreed he was the best
I loved David as a doctor he was the best by far
My middle school years before Doctor who was removed from Netflix.
@Alice Collins debatable.
@@alexthemtaandr211weatherfa2 but it's still on Netflix tho
1963 - 1967 0:00 William Hartnell - Patrick Throughton
1967 - 1969 0:28 Patrick Troughton
1970 - 1973 0:50 Jon Pertwee
1973 1:19 Jon Pertwee *Australia version*
1973 - 1974 1:46 Jon Pertwee
1974 - 1980 2:15 Tom baker
1975 2:41 Tom Baker
1980 - 1981 3:10 Tom Baker
1982 - 1984 3:44 Peter Davison
1983 4:20 Peter Davison - Jon Pertwee - Patrick Troughton - Richard Hurndall - Tom Baker
1984 - 1985 4:52 Colin Baker
1986 - 1986 5:27 Colin Baker
1987 - 1989 6:10 Sylvester McCoy
1996 6:59 Paul McGann - Sylvester McCoy
2005 - 2005 8:00 Christopher Eccleston
2005 - 2006 8:37 David Tennant
2006 - 2007 9:16 David Tennant
2007 9:54 David Tennant
2008 - 2008 10:34 David Tennant
2009 - 2010 11:09 David Tennant -
2010 - 2010 11:43 Matt Smith
2011 - 2011 12:19 Matt Smith
2012 12:53 Matt Smith
2012 13:25 Matt Smith
2012 13:59 Matt Smith
2012 14:34 Matt Smith
2012 15:08 Matt Smith
2012 15:42 Matt Smith
2013 - 2013 16:14 Matt Smith
2013 16:47 Matt Smith - David Tennant - John Hurt - Tom Baker
2014 - 2015 17:05 Peter Capaldi
2014 17:40 Peter Capaldi
2015 18:15 Peter Capaldi
2015 18:51 Peter Capaldi
2015 19:27 Peter Capaldi
2016 - 2017 20:05 Peter Capaldi
:O
Thanks
There were so many intros during Matt Smith's tenure.
@@thema1998 actually they were almost identical except when series 7 the first 5 eps the background colour is different from each other
We now have Jodie Whittaker.
18:15
I’m betting they made Capaldi play that when they discovered he could shred on a guitar.
They did
When you watch them side by side, you can really see the subtle things they added and the things they brought back. For instance, you can see how the vortex came to be, and the return of showing the Doctor's face in season 7 and onward. along with season 7's older approach with no actual vortex, you see how they changed David Tennant's opening in comparison to Christopher's opening in the first season, I also didn't notice they changed the colours of the letters in season 7 depending on the episode, and with Peter Capaldi's opening had a more subtle change, which was how they showed the cast. Sometimes the letters fade away, other times they fly past you, and in the Christmas specials they turn into show and scatter. There's also a change of music in correlation to the Doctor's guitar, and the massive changes for the Christmas specials, especially the Husbands of River Song.
Season 7 was Jon Pertwee.
KingKaitain they were referring to the new series
You've forgotten the episode where Jenna Coleman's name actually came before Capaldi's, with her face as the Doctor D:
i dislike Death in Heaven and Clara anyway. feels wrong to include it in such a historic video
Ah yes that's true, but we forget that everything that ever happens in Doctor Who remains a part of its history. Integral, no less. But yes, that opening sequence wouldn't fit well in this video.
Death in Heaven was Clara Who.
and alot of her run for that matter
corvetteanddrwhorule lol not really
yes mate, just my opinion.
Matt Smith's is when the show's intros took a more haunting turn. I really like it
Growing up with Eccleston and Tennant, from 2013 onwards just does look right at all. You need the entire theme and the tardis going forward and back in time through the vortex
Adam Jones No. Watch the classic.
I'm used to that as well although Matt Smith's one is really good
2013 titles are awesome too imo.
The most iconic TV show theme of all time. Hands down. No contenders. None.
yes! there arent that many other themes that is easily recognisable to everyone!!
Well, someone could make the argument that the first two Star Trek intros are up there as well... Possibly even something like The Simpsons or Friends in today's pop culture
You are goddamn right!
Friends
The simpsons
david tennents second one with the guitar is the best
Hear hear
I agree
*tennant
Also with Peter Capaldi's too! It sounds so cool!
Oh yeah
Something I’ve now decided is head cannon is that the time vortex is blue when you travel back in time and red when you travel forward. That’s why there are two different colours in 9 and 10 theme
I'm pretty sure that was actually the case, but with them changing the bloody effect all the time it lost meaning. Why would the Time Vortex give itself a makeover every few years? What even are years when you're time itself?
I think was somewhat the canon at the time
9:55 wins every time.. So epic!
That intro is my favourite episode
Exactly. I immediatly thought : wow the new intro for Series 4 is epic !
I listened to the intro twice before starting the episode
I love how the music in Eccleston’s and Tennant’s openings build in complexity and intensity so the final one just ends up being a banger
BBC: *lets just add instagram filters and call it a new Intro*
.... wat
Adl3z eleventh doctor intro changed colour for some eps dunno why
Look at de animation software
Yes
The opening for The Stolen Earth/Journey's End always makes me laugh bc they zoom by so fast, but also cry a bit bc all (most of) the companions from my childhood were there together
seeing all of those names on screen was so exciting!!
You just want that in vr
Its a damn shame that christopher eccleston left.
"lets just pop in here eh?"
nah David Tennant was the best
Um wrong actually fun fact the reason he was in one series because he was stupid and no one like him so be grateful that he was a Doctor
TBNRHalo 4 that's untrue. He just didn't not have a smooth relationship with the producer of the show. Don't know where your getting your information from
Damian Butt my dad
i like how the theme songs fit with their decade, like how the 70's openings seem so 70s or the 80s being so 80s
80s is my favorite
I'll admit I haven't seen the classic series, but that second Colin Baker theme at 5:26 hits different 👌
I just *love* all of Matt Smith's themes. The drums and the choir and the visuals just MMMMMMM!
i love how they brought back the dun dun dun part in the beginning which was lost in the matt Smith 's phase..
PS i just recently started watching dr who and have just finished the episode of Tennant' s regeneration (still crying) and may I say Ecclestone/Tennant 's opening is by far the best (my opinion of course) , hell i even love the animation.
We are in the same boat mate
Matt's had the baseline, but it was in the background. Listen closely and you can still hear it.
Well... I never underdtood how they could take that out in the first place
@@TheBanishedWind Yeah, but it misses the point. The dun dun dun dun was NEVER a background bassline; it was A THEME IN ITSELF. The Doctor Who theme is an interplay between two equal thematic elements: the pulsing, ominous heartbeat and the melodic howl. Neither is subservient to the other.
Yeah same!
The way I see it, the revival reflected the Doctor surviving the Time War. 9 was dealing with the shock. 10 was mourning and PTSD. 11 was healing
And 12 was captain grumpy pants again but this time with eyebrows.
11 kind of makes me think he's still recovering from mourning but uses humour to hide that
7:05 The modern title sequence themes start to take shape
Lets face it though, ultimately they are all the same at their core.
it sounds like a mix of the doctor who theme and the star track theme
The Timelords ii inglés
The Timelords i
All The Stations MTG, I think he meant that McGann's opening was the starting point to inspire the NuWho openings title sequence
For the reboot
7:59 - Eccleston
8:36 - Tennant 1
9:15 - Tennant 2
9:55 - Tennant 3
10:33 - Tennant 4
11:09 - Tennant 5
11:43 - Smith 1
12:18 - Smith 2
12:52 - Smith 3
13:26 - Smith 4
14:00 - Smith 5
14:34 - Smith 6
15:08 - Smith 7
15:42 - Smith 8
16:15 - Smith 9
16:47 - Special
17:05 - Capaldi 1
17:40 - Capaldi 2
18:14 - Capaldi 3
18:51 - Capaldi 4
19:27 - Capaldi 5
20:04 - Capaldi 6
I feel weird admitting this, but I've watched this at least 10 times
No matter how many times I hear it I will never get tired of this theme.
I'm glad that near the end of Matt Smith's run, modern Who brought back the faces in the title sequence.
Only good part of that title sequence
Missed an opening, the one where Clara claims to be the Doctor, and the opening sequence has her face instead of Capaldi's face.
Apparently that one was skipped because the uploader hated it. But he also missed the one for "The Time Of The Doctor" which had the subtle difference of crediting Jenna as "Jenna Coleman" instead of "Jenna-Louise Coleman"
Its the return of the hybrid - The Doctor-Clara and The Doctor-Donna lol
Producers 1963-2016: lets keep the theme song as simular as possible!
2016-17:... *changes theme song as much as possible*
Matt Smiths one is easily my favourite
My best doctor.
which one out of 74
Facts
10:47 I imagine the editor as just like a guy working a conveyor belt and he's just frantically throwing the names out one after the other trying to get them in time
I like the way some of Matt's openings changed the colour of the Time Vortex; the colours gave a feel of difference separating the episodes. And I also like how his opening in the Impossible Arc reminded me of the older intros a bit.
Well i have watched every episode from day one and that first one was superb. Most people at that time (1963) had not even heard of synthesisers and for a programme where the only limitation was the extent of your imagination the music was out of this world. As each doctor regenerated obviously the music morphed with them but retaining enough of the original to be instantly recognisable worldwide. This has got to be one of the all time greats as far as theme tunes goes. It always sends shivers down me when i hear it and it transports me back to being in the cubs and watching it en masse at akela's house, saturday afternoons after losing at football. Absolutely brilliant!
Excuse me if this sounds rude, but how old are you?
People underestimate the awesomeness of Capaldi’s theme
People also underestimate the awesomeness of Colin's second theme.
I appreciate the theme way more then him as a doctor. I'm not a fan of his non enthusiasm. I'm a 10th and 11th doctor person.
The visuals in Capaldis theme is stunning
Vc é linda
@@joaomartinsrosa3239
Kkkkkkk
I personally believe Eccleston and Tennant had the best modern intros and modern episodes
I actually love David Tennant's final one I just can't get it out of my head what a theme tune that was!
Does anybody else just watch this on random occasions?
What a great theme tune for a reboot by the way. They really fucking nailed it!
Nice job :D Damn, the one at 10:33 always gives me chills. All those names ! Can't wait for the next intro !
Best one is the Eleventh doctor’s, it really gets me pumped especially with the lightning and the fire! Yes!
May I just say that 10th Doctor is my fave and Donna was the best companion
You just want TO MATE?!?!
A MATE. I just want "A" MATE.
gets me every time. 😆
No Rose was by far
@@aunnicawm4799 for me, it's Amy.
Rose and Amy for me
Your not special
Your not important
Your not clever
JUST BEFORE YOUR FRIEND LEFT YOU DID SHE SLAP YOU IN THE FACE
STOP BUZZING ME
I DONT HAVE POCKETS
I 100% agree donna was the best companion
My top 3 Docors:
3: Matt Smith
2: David Tennant
1: Christopher Eccleston
Edit: I can't decide which one's better they are all amazing in different ways
Docors
Those 3 were the goats, Smith and Tennant I can't decide between and for me Eccleston is a close 2nd
I still find it mind-blowing that Capaldi's first opening was inspired by a fan-made creation.
Going from the eigth Doctor's intro to Eccleston's intro was a suprisingly smooth transition.
I absolutely LOVE Cipaldi's opening.
I love how the 4th Doctor's last Intro merges in to the 5th Doctor's Intro. It's almost seamless.
Best one yet thanks soooo much!!!!
you have no idea how long this has been on hold for haha
corvetteanddrwhorule the best ones are always the hardest to find.
ironic how my 2013 one has 1.4 million views and this one has only got hundreds
i guess that shows how low the buzz is for the show sadly.
wasn't the first one 23rd November not December? or did I make that up?
10th doctor intro will always be my favourite with its awesome guitar bit and with the piano as well 😊☺️😁
The later david tennant ones have to be my fav its like the first two but with more adrenaline :D
This is the video that got me invested in Doctor Who. A whopping 5 or 6 months ago I watched this video. And to this day, I am still watching Doctor Who. Currently in Season 5.
a beautiful evolution, doctor who is my favorite serie
I can't be the only one who likes Sylvester McCoy right?!
Nope I love it,beats 6ths bontempi organ theme
I am afraid you are.
No it's my favorite
Not just you. I absolutely adore Sylvie's intro. So 80s, so good *wink*
not only you
I´m gonna miss you Petter Capaldi :'(
Maria Castro peter was a very dark guy but he did have a good sense of humour
Still can't for august this year though where the first episode of Jodie Whittaker it will be awesome !!!!!!
Maria Castro me too
At least he wasn’t bad as daved
Ben Murray Games vlogs and stuff
Are you trying to say david?
I can’t not love these. THEYRE SO DAMN GOOD, they make me smile everytime
I like Matt Smith and Capaldi's theme best. Chinny and Disco were my favorite
7:59 Season 1
9:14 Season 2,3
9:55 Season 4 Episode 1
11:08 Season 4
11:44 Season 5
12:19 Season 6
12:52 Season 7 Episode 1
13:26 Season 7 Episode 2
13:59 Season 7 Episode 3
14:34 Season 7 Episode 4
15:08 Season 7 Episode 5
16:15 Season 7
17:05 Season 8,9
17:40 Season 8 Episode 13
18:16 Season 9 Episode 5
19:27 Season 9 Episode 14
20:06 Season 10
ua-cam.com/video/7lUz0xU5d9g/v-deo.html Season 11
I like David Tennant s
Christine Shaw-thomson me to he’s my favorite
Me too
I love ❤️ Doctor who for externality.
Thank you for posting, every title is a constant evolution of color & sound.
David tennant 2007 has no competition outside of Matt Smith of course
Aside from Tom Baker and Jon Pertwee, who were both better.
David Tennant will always be the best Doctor. Even if that’s not your opinion.
Tennant is a close second for me, Eccleston will always be my favorite, damn shame he left so fast.
All of the doctors are like my favourite and it’s so hard to choose between one of them because they’re like the best in the world
Eccleston 2005 is untouchable for me, it just brings joy to my heart every time I hear it and makes me nostalgic for when I was just getting into the show.
18:15......I'm in love... God that rock intro from Capaldi is killing... wish they'd kept it.... bummer BBC
It keeps going up a semi-tone each time!
cx45830 is it really tho William hartnell to tom Baker was E tom baker to Colin Baker was f# Colin bakers second theme was e sylvester McCoy was a Paul mcgann was f Christopher eccleston onward was e
Wot?
It certainly sounds like it, especially all of Peter Howell's arrangements back to back.
Hats off for noticing that! Not many people do
And now you have another one to add... Jodie Whittaker's sequence debuted today! 😊😊😊😊
@Danielle Scott They have finished series 2 of cosplay impersonator woke production who. I am waiting for series 11 of doctor who to come back and see who the 13th doctor will be
Who else LOVES Doctor Who?I’m obsessed with it!!!!❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
when the 80s hit the show really went... *80s.*
The 1996 TV movie was dedicated to the memory of Jon Pertwee, who died on May 20, 1996.
0:01 1st Doctor
0:27 2nd Doctor
0:51 3rd Doctor
2:15 4th Doctor
3:45 5th Doctor
5:27 6th Doctor
6:10 7th Doctor
6:59 8th Doctor
7:59 9th Doctor
9:15 10th Doctor
12:17 11th Doctor
I just noticed in David tennants series the original title came up so quickly u don’t notice it. It’s in the blue stuff. very suddenly I’ll try to time stamp it.
I really do like David Tennant's and Matt Smith's Doctors with Matt Smith having one of my all time favourite character themes
No intro can beat the original
Peter Capaldi's is the best because it shows that the Tardis travels both in time and space.
the best theme is the 2008 - 2010 theme or Davids second theme its so rythmic and is just amazing!
Colin Bakers Second Intro has to be the best 👌
Yes my favourite as well
I like the bassline
What on the Bontempi organ?
If the 6th Doctor's intro had a few tweaking that would've been the best. I mean come on peeps, isn't that obvious?
ok hands down the two best variations are Tenth Doctor's Planet of the Dead theme, and 12th Doctor's Before the Flood. easily the most epic.
You missed the Jenna Coleman Variant from series 8.
That was pretty awesome. Like, I fucking love it.
From which episode?
I was gonna comment that too. Ikr it was such a good episode!
Nah, they didn’t. ;)
@vishal Sipley She only sucked in seasons 8 and 9, she was good in season 7.
Now some doctor who what-if stuff:
William Hartnell
lived to see the "Five doctors" 20th anniversary special. Medics pleaded him not to perform as his health was at an all-time low, and doing this could potentially destroy him. He didn't listen and accepted the BBC's offer to come back. Unlike Patrick Troughton (who at this point was going grey), rather than wearing a wig to cover his bold head(he'd been battling leukaemia so chemotherapy), Hartnell decided to stay bold so fans could see what he'd been through for this special.
Sure enough, his health took a massive nosedive he was hospitalised just days afterwards. He died in his sleep from a stroke on March 28th 1984 at the age of 76, eerily enough just 2 days before Peter Davidson ended his run.
(1908-1984)
Patrick Troughton
lived long enough to join his fellow doctors on the "Dimensions in time" EastEnders crossover. While at the American convention in 1987, he suffered a heart attack in his hotel room immediately after ordering room service. Just in time for the hotel employee to find him silently screaming on the floor. He had to perform lifesaving and told a passerby to call 911 and that Patrick Troughton was having a heart attack. Paramedics arrived within the hour and wasted no time to resuscitate Troughton, while thousands of whovians waited anxiously outside for any signs of life. There Troughton appeared out the entrance in a wheelchair with a breathing mask and a blanket. And suddenly thousands of voices cheered and applauded in relief. He was flown back to England the following day and reluctantly agreed to retire and focus on recovering. But then 6 years later Troughton made a surprise appearance in the "Dimensions in time" charity crossover with EastEnders. He appears in the beginning making an urgent distress signal to the fourth doctor telling him that the rani have invaded the doctors timeline and he needs help, before getting cut off. Then he appears again at the end to talks to the seventh doctor through transmission. they argue a little then second congratulates and thanks seventh and is about to bring out his flute, but seventh cuts him off before he can play.
This special marked his last ever work before his death and his only work after coming out of retirement. He died on February 17th 1994 at the age of 73 after falling down the stairs. By the time his postman found him, he was already dead. The coroner gave the verdict that he had a cardiac arrest and broke his neck and ribs on the way down and also suffered from kidney failure. His death was announced later that day.
(1920-1994)
Jon Pertwee
lets just say he lives to see a lot. "Destiny of the doctors" video game, "Scream of the Shalka" miniseries and to see how the 2005 relaunch reintroduced Doctor Who to modern generations. He appeared voicing the Third doctor alongside his other fellow doctors in the 1997 PC game "Destiny of the doctors". After this he decided to go into semi-retirement keeping close contact with Doctor who and Worzel Gummidge fans and making occasional TV interviews. In 2003 he made a cameo voice appearance in the flash animated "Scream of the Shalka" made to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Dr who. Also in 2003 he began making voice-over appearances in a number of Big Finish audioplays up until his death. In 2006 his incarnation of Worzel Gummidge made a comeback in the form of "Worzel Gummidge & friends" airing on CBeebies for 3 seasons and 28 episodes. In 2007, when Noel Clarke was taken ill, Jon was asked to appear on the Dr who edition of Weakest Link. He agreed. He made it up to round 4 before getting voted off tactically. That same year he became the only former doctor to date to receive a knighthood for his services to television, becoming Sir John Devon Roland Pertwee. In 2009, to celebrate his 90th birthday, he made a guest appearance on "The One Show", where he talked about how he got the part of Third Doctor and answered some of the fans most biggest questions.
His health wouldn't start to decline until mid-2011 when he contracted Hepatitis C. Its believed he accidentally contracted it during a blood test, and a needle which had not been properly cleaned. Fans from across the globe sent their condolences and best wishes to him, to the point that he made a facebook post where he read out his favourites. When Dr Who's 50th anniversary celebration came around, the BBC asked Jon if he wanted to be involved, particularly in the episode "The day of the doctor". He agreed, but his wife explained that whatever involvement he did have would be very limited due to his ill-fading health. To get around this, the BBC and Jon reached an agreement to record his lines in his home. Christopher Eccleston was set to reprise his role as the Ninth doctor but turned it down. In his place Jon would appear as the Third doctor. His scenes were filmed between 2nd and 10th of April. His first scene was reminiscent to that of William Hartnells in "The three doctors", where 11th, 10th and War doctor are trying to land the TARDIS in the tower of London but can't. Then they get a transmission from 3rd doctor who tells them to stop arguing and find a way to cancel the detention. This scene was filmed while he was in a wheelchair, in front of a green-screen of his TARDIS console. Another scene was near the end of the episode when 11th is talking with the curator, where it cuts to 10th and 3rd are having a similar simultaneous conversation revealing the other two to be trapped in a paradox. They even make reference to the upcoming 12th doctor and Steve Moffat. Although it was the voice and face of Jon Pertwee, it was actually his son Sean who provided the body of 3rd doctor with Jons face plastered over via a wig, motion capture and deep-fake technology.
"The day of the doctor" would prove to be Jons last ever acting work. On April 24th 2013 while production of the episode was still underway, the BBC received the news that he had passed away that afternoon. It was believed that he was taking a nap and suffered from heart failure and died peacefully in his sleep. He was at the ripe age 93 years old. His death was announced the following day and it was told that The 50th anniversary episode would be his last ever appearance. "Day of the doctor" was dedicated to his memory.
(1919-2013)
All Doctor Who titles are Magical and Trip Of A Life Time 😀👍
You missed Time and the Rani part 4 where McCoy's face only partially appears.
19:47 Some five years playing such a key role in the show and Alex Kingston only made the opening credits once
David Tennant, Brings back nostalgia
I think you forgot hte version where Jenna Colemans name is the first one and you can see her eyes instead of Capaldis to indicate that she really was the Doctor the whole time, because Clara tries to trick the Cybermen. It's the second last epsiode of season 8, if I'm right.
Death In Heaven, S8 finale, and ive already answered this before.
Yah he decided for himself that because he didn't like Clara as a character he wasn't going to include. Childish.
Alex Stilgoe Yep, very petty. I feel sorry for the Clara fans watching this vid.
@Douglas Howe It was a needless "twist" that served nothing for the plot and honestly only served to make Clara more insufferable as she spouted off The Doctors life story like it was all a joke.
Some intros from David Tennant,seems to be a bit slower...
yea sorry bro, can't always get it perfect. there were some that i had to download in a different framerate i believe, but i feel its a small comprimise to get good picture quality
maybe one day ill upload one with perfect frames
corvetteanddrwhorule i know,it's not easy...but you did a great job dude!
corvetteanddrwhorule I want so much to know how will be the new opening title from the 13rd doctor! I think it will be amazing!
hopefully the music doesnt rip your ears like the chorus of capaldis does
Patrick's opening just reminds me of a pipe organ when I see the opening effect and hear the music
Delia Darbyshire and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. I thank you for such an eerie tune. And Jon Pertwee will always be "my Doctor". Even though I wasn't born at the time! (The wonder of VHS).
i love the eleventh doctor intro
Super muziek
Same!
Yes MATT SMITH 1 LOVE. David tennat good doctor but the worst doctor from the new series
@@i_wy i disagree. I dont like capaldi. David tennant is my fav and VERY close behind is matt smith.
I love ❤️ 11th Doctor.
6:54 What kind of style were they trying to take here?!?
its crazy how its all evolved, the graphics and the sound, absolutely love every single one
Thing I will never hear again and miss
“Fantastic”
“Alons-y” Haven’t heard had to search it up 😭 my favorite one
“GERONIMO!!!””
lets just all agree that
every
single
one
is unique and amazing in their own way
YES EVEN ELEVENS INSTAGRAM FILTERS
Yes, quality words
10:34 the best of all. I think the four season is the best because all of the characters appears.... So... epic... ;)
0:59 can we just appreciate that freeze-frame for a moment
That's how things were back in the 70s lol
You mean frame freeze
Still feel Tennant's final series theme is the best. It totally screams "better get ready for a crazy ass adventure today buckos!"
i know! they get me so hype!