Doctor Who (1963)

I was going through my ever-growing piles of Doctor Who DVDs the other day -- the classsic series, that is -- because I’m like a kid on Christmas morning with them, trying to decide which ones to watch first and which ones to write about first. And also because I accidentally bought a second copy of one I already had, because I forgot I’d already bought it. So I figured I better get organized about this or I’d end up spending even more money than I should be on this silly obsession of mine. And I came across another duplicate, too, though this one was intentional. Recently there was released a Special Edition of the “Key to Time” sequence, one entire season in the Tom Baker era (1978-9) given over to six interconnected stories, about the Doctor’s search for pieces of an artifact vital to keeping
MaryAnn Johanson

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Gutter tabloid The Star reckons that the Eleventh Doctor Who Matt Smith will be plunged straight into a battle with the Daleks in his very first adventure. Throwing the Doctor into a showdown with the Daleks would be an interesting return to the very first regeneration of the show, when Second Doctor Patrick Troughton encountered the Daleks in his very first adventure, a tactic that confirmed his true succession to the role. Given the potential for "reset button pressing" among the...
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If you believe British tabloids like the the Daily Star, in order to introduce the newest actor in the long line of actors who have portrayed Doctor Who, producers are bringing in an old familiar bad-guy - the Daleks.
Because we have a new face playing the role of Doctor Who, Matt Smith, there’s an underlying thought that to help fans adjust to the new actor, they might as well pitch him right in the middle of it with the Daleks, the arch-nemesis of the Time Lord.

 
Another change coming at fans will be a retro look of sorts as the Tardis will have blue walls and white windows once again, much like it looked in the 1960’s era.  The era that William Hartnell (63-66) and Patrick Troughton (66-69) played the good Doctor on television.
I’m not sure what to think of this.

Daleks are a common theme in the Doctor Who mythos.
Bruce Simmons

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