List added by atgthatsme on 19 January 2009 04:13
The Doctor |
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The First Doctor
Portrayed by William Hartnell (and Richard Hurndall in a TV special) Tenure 1963–1966 Series Seasons 1 to 4 The Doctor was a somewhat unreadable, guarded figure, irascible, protective of young women who reminded him of his grand-daughter Susan, a brilliant but often short-tempered scientist and a keen strategist. Though far from invulnerable, he usually ran rings around lesser intellects. Companions Susan Foreman Barbara Wright Ian Chesterton Vicki Steven Taylor Katarina Sara Kingdom Dodo Chaplet Polly Ben Jackson atgthatsme's rating:
The Second Doctor
Portrayed by Patrick Troughton Tenure 1966–1969 Series Seasons 4 to 6 The Second Doctor was warm and wise, a sort of "cosmic hobo," often as frightened of the alien menaces he faced as those around him. Often overtaken by events, he improvised his way out of trouble. But he also had a manipulative streak about him, too. Companions Polly Ben Jackson Jamie McCrimmon Victoria Waterfield Zoe Heriot atgthatsme's rating:
The Third Doctor
Portrayed by Jon Pertwee Tenure 1970–1974 Series Seasons 7 to 11 The Third Doctor cut more of a dashing figure than his predecessors, a dandy with a penchant for gadgets and martial arts, particularly Venusian aikido. His difficult relationship with the Brigadier softened to an easy mutual trust. He had a personal arch-enemy, the Master. Due to his exile by his own people, he spent most of his life on Earth and worked with the U.N.I.T orgnisation during this time. Companions Liz Shaw Jo Grant Sarah Jane Smith atgthatsme's rating:
The Fourth Doctor
Portrayed by Tom Baker Tenure 1974–1981 Series Seasons 12 to 18 The Fourth Doctor was something of a cross between Willy Wonka and the Mad Hatter, rarely without his signature scarf of incredible length. He was perhaps the most eccentric incarnation and progressed from bohemian vagabond to manic scatterbrain to a more mature and sombre figure. Companions Sarah Jane Smith Harry Sullivan Leela K-9 (Marks I and II) Romana (I and II) Adric Tegan Jovanka Nyssa atgthatsme's rating:
The Fifth Doctor
Portrayed by Peter Davison Tenure 1981–1984 Series Seasons 19 to 21 The Fifth Doctor had a fondness for cricket. He was somewhat more nervous and less sure of himself than the two previous Doctors, though all the more heroic because of it. Like the Second Doctor, he often found himself backed into a corner and had to figure out way back once more. Companions Adric Nyssa Tegan Jovanka Vislor Turlough Kamelion Peri Brown atgthatsme's rating:
The Sixth Doctor
Portrayed by Colin Baker Tenure 1984–1986 Series Seasons 21 to 23 The Sixth Doctor, grandiose and eloquent, sported a multi-hued wardrobe that looked as if designed by Christian Lacroix, had a manic personality and an acerbic wit which could shade into moral passion. He loved a good quote and rarely got caught off-guard by an enemy. Companions Peri Brown Mel Bush atgthatsme's rating:
The Seventh Doctor
Portrayed by Sylvester McCoy Tenure 1987–1996 Series Seasons 24 to 26 The Seventh Doctor, his voice touched by a Scottish burr, combined the vagabond nature of the Second and Fourth Doctors with the scientific brilliance of the First and Third incarnations. Armed with a keenly tactical mind, his personality deepened and darkened. He seemed, often, a demi-god walking amongst lesser beings, letting his companions know little, an avenging angel driven to eradicate evil at any cost. Of all the Doctors, he had arguably the most complex personality. Companions Mel Bush Ace atgthatsme's rating:
The Eighth Doctor
Portrayed by Paul McGann Tenure 1996–2005 Series Season 26 The Eighth Doctor showed a romantic and sensitive side not evident in the previous Doctors. More morally flexible than his predecessor, this Doctor suffered bouts of amnesia, first after his initial regeneration and again after the first destruction of Gallifrey following the the War with the Enemy. Companions Grace Holloway atgthatsme's rating:
The Ninth Doctor
Portrayed by Christopher Eccleston Tenure 2005 Series Season 27 The Ninth Doctor, now a survivor of the Last Great Time War, displayed much of the playfulness of the Fourth and early Seventh Doctors, but also displayed a pragmatism which could at times appear callous. This Doctor also seemed very conscious of the effects his actions had on those around him. His attire was also considerably more conservative and less conspicuous than those of his predecessors and his accent and attitude more working class. Companions Rose Tyler Adam Mitchell Jack Harkness atgthatsme's rating:
The Tenth Doctor
Portrayed by David Tennant Tenure 2005–2010 Series Season 27 to 30 The Tenth Doctor's character was manic, that of an eccentric crackpot, a cross between the Fourth Doctor and the Ninth, with hints of the Seventh with the style of the Fifth and a fondness for Human pop culture reference. He had a serious side, but quite often his other wins out. He can act with inhuman ruthlessness. He was also noted to be very good looking, skinny and unintentionally rude. Companions Rose Tyler Mickey Smith Donna Noble Martha Jones Jack Harkness Astrid Peth Sarah Jane Smith Jackson Lake Rosita atgthatsme's rating:
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GemLil
Posted : 9 months, 3 weeks ago at Jan 20 11:38
This is an almost blatent copy of my list, right down to the subtitles!!!
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The Doctor is the central character in the science-fiction series Doctor Who. To date, numerous actors have officially played the role in the television series, with these changes being explained by his ability to regenerate. ![]() This list covers the actors who have played the time lord in the offical canon and give some small details about the incarnation they played. These facts only cover the televised appearences of The Doctor and rule out his role in various written and dramatised spinoffs. I am working on more lists to add to this series. My Doctor Who Lists
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