William Hartnell

William Hartnell
Doctor Who
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John G Mclellan
Doctor Who is a highly acclaimed, British science fiction program, produced by the BBC. It's about a Timelord, who travels around the universe, and in time, in his TARDIS, with a companion righting wrongs, saving civilizations, and changing lives. Doctor Who started on the 23rd November 1963, starring William Hartnell as the title character.
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id=5079089 - Sep 22, 2010
Dr Who -The Early Days and Now
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Allan Mayer
The cliche which stuck to the Dr. Who of the sixties was one of children hiding from the Daleks behind the settee (or sofa, depending on where you came from.) This in itself is a cultural/economic comment. These days you cannot always hide from the daleks from behind the furniture, because it is probably against the wall. In early 1960's Britain your settee would have been away from the wall and in front of the TV and fireplace because you would not have had central heating.
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id=1265113 - Jun 20, 2008
Doctor Who Timeline
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Carolyn Clayton
Doctor Who hit our screens back on the 23rd of November in 1963. The show was developed mainly by the head of Drama at the BBC at that time, Sydney Newman.
The series title theme track was composed by Ron Grainer which went on to become as famous as the show itself.
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id=6385659 - Jun 28, 2011
The History of The Doctor - Doctor Who?
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Carolyn Clayton
'Doctor Who' is a popular science fiction television programme which started back in 1962. It was actually originally intended to be an educational series, but turned out to be a brilliant series where a time traveller known as 'The Doctor' travels through time and space in the Tardis, a 'police-box'.
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id=5716112 - Jan 13, 2011
Three Doctor Whos You Must See Before You Die
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Davros Woodton
Since the TV show Doctor Who returned to the screens in 2005, it's gained legions of fans, both old ones and new ones. But there's a whole world of Doctor Who ready to be watched, dating back to the original series debut in 1963. Let our expert introduce you to the three Doctor Whos that you must see before you die.
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id=3737719 - Feb 10, 2010
Which Actor Is the Best Doctor Who?
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Carolyn Clayton
Just like anything else you experience for the first time, they say you never forget your first Doctor. In the last fifty years there have been eleven actors to take on the televised role of Doctor Who. And like always since the first regeneration from William Hartnell into Patrick Troughton back in 1966, the same argument rolls on - who was the best Doctor Who?
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id=7157036 - Jul 03, 2012
Interesting Doctor Who Facts
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Carolyn Clayton
The British science fiction television programme Doctor who which is produced by the BBC is the longest-running science fiction television show in the world. There won't be many people around the world who haven't heard of it. The programme is a national institution in the United Kingdom with everyone having their favourite doctor.
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id=6835101 - Jan 23, 2012
Doctor Who Trivia Nights - The Ultimate Challenge for Whovians
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Carolyn Clayton
Doctor Who has been on television for almost fifty years. It has existed in that time not only as a live action series but as a series of novels, a series of continuing audio adventures, countless comic book stories and even a handful of animated specials; not to mention the handful of spin-offs which exist on screen and in novels for the series itself. Doctor Who if anything is a rich science fiction universe.
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id=7169407 - Jul 10, 2012
Doctor Who Toys
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Pat Higgins
Have you been a follower of the cult TV series, 'Doctor Who' and wondered how it all began? The BBC decided it would be a good idea to have a science fiction programme for young people to watch on a Saturday night and after much planning, came up with the idea of 'Doctor Who', a doctor who could travel through space and time in a capsule called the Tardis, which resembled a Police box. This looked small from the outside, but when the doctor went into it, it seemed to ...
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id=1134449 - Apr 25, 2008
Doctor Who Breaks Science Fiction World Record
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Leanne Ronalds
Doctor Who is now the longest running science fiction show that has been on television. The series commenced on 23 November, 1963. The Stargate SG-1 series holds the record for the world's longest running consecutive science fiction show.
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