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Ha ha! It was 1963, and I was 5. I wasn't allowed to watch it initially as my parents thought it was too frightening for kids, so I missed the first few episodes. It was the day after the assassination. In the afternoon the Albion beat Torquay 4-0 in division 4 :thumbsup:

Ditto.

Neil Patrick Harris!!!!!! https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/sci-fi/doctor-who-neil-patrick-harris-newsupdate/

I had the pleasure of rewatching the entire reboot from the first Ecclepisode. I was extremely surprised by what I found. Eccleston - enjoyed a lot first time round and enjoyed to the same extent on second watch. Tennant - loved him first time around, second time I felt a bit disappointed with...

Sounds like an interpretative dance troupe. I'm out.

FFS. You have sucked the very facts right out of my face. Has nobody mentioned Cybermen yet? Let alone the D word :eek:

Wow. You have missed out. Seriously. First watched it in 1963. For me it is as iconic as MOTD, The John Peel programmes, and The Albion. I shit you not.

Not here (Hartnell) Here (Eccleston) . But I recommend dipping back, once you're hooked, to here (Tom Baker):

Ncuti Gatwa https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ncuti_Gatwa Never heard of him, which is a definite plus with Dr Whos, as they are not already imprinted as another character. Star of radio comedy (Pertwee - I ask you). Tom Baker - never heard of him and he was great. (Mind you, the idea of Malcolm...