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Craig Cabell. The Doctors Who's Who - The Story Behind Every Face of the Iconic Time Lord: Celebrating its 50th Year
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
DOCTOR WHO
WILLIAM HARTNELL
PATRICK TROUGHTON
JON PERTWEE
TOM BAKER
PETER DAVISON
COLIN BAKER
SYLVESTER McCOY
PAUL McGANN
PETER CUSHING
THE ONES THAT GOT AWAY
CHRISTOPHER ECCLESTON
DAVID TENNANT
MATT SMITH
CONCLUSION
ACTORS’ CREDITS
WILLIAM HARTNELL. FILMS
PLAYS
TV
WILLIAM HARTNELL’S DOCTOR WHO. Season 1
Season 2
Season 3
Season 4
PATRICK TROUGHTON. FILMS
THEATRE
TV
PATRICK TROUGHTON’S DOCTOR WHO. Season 4 (cont.)
Season 5
Season 6
JON PERTWEE. FILMS
THEATRE
TV
RADIO
JON PERTWEE’S DOCTOR WHO. Season 7
Season 8
Season 9
Season 10
Season 11
TOM BAKER
FILMS
THEATRE
TV
TOM BAKER’S DOCTOR WHO. Season 12
Season 13
Season 14
Season 15
Season 16
Season 17
Season 18
PETER DAVISON. FILMS
THEATRE
TV
PETER DAVISON’S DOCTOR WHO. Season 19
Season 20
Season 21
COLIN BAKER. FILMS
THEATRE
TV
COLIN BAKER’S DOCTOR WHO. Season 21 cont
SEASON 22
SEASON 23
SYLVESTER MCCOY. FILMS
THEATRE
TV
SYLVESTER MCCOY’S DOCTOR WHO. Season 24
Season 25
Season 26
PAUL MCGANN. FILMS
THEATRE
TV
PAUL MCGANN AS NARRATOR
PAUL MCGANN’S DOCTOR WHO. Doctor Who – The Movie
CHRISTOPHER ECCLESTON. FILMS
THEATRE
TV
RADIO
CHRISTOPHER ECCLESTON’S DOCTOR WHO
Series 1
DAVID TENNANT. FILMS
THEATRE
TV
DAVID TENNANT’S DOCTOR WHO. Specials: Doctor Who: Children in Need, The Christmas Invasion. Series 2
Special: The Runaway Bride. Series 3
Special: The Voyage of the Damned. Series 4
Series 4 (specials)
Animated Specials
MATT SMITH. THEATRE
TV
MATT SMITH’S DOCTOR WHO. Series 5
Special: A Christmas Carol. Series 6
MISSING DOCTOR WHO EPISODES
WILLIAM HARTNELL MISSING EPISODES
PATRICK TROUGHTON MISSING EPISODES
HIGHLIGHTS OF A CULT TV SHOW
WHY DOCTOR WHO ENDURES. INTRODUCTION
STARMAN
KING DOCTOR
FURTHER READING
DOCTOR WHO ANNUALS
ALSO BY CRAIG CABELL
Copyright
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The Daleks were the brain child of ex-comedy scriptwriter Terry Nation, an influential Welshman (not unlike Russell T Davies, who is primarily associated with the blockbuster return of the show in the new millennium), who was lucky to write for the show in the first place. When Whitaker approached Nation through his agent, the writer was in Nottingham writing a stage show for comedian Tony Hancock. Hancock apparently joked, ‘How dare the BBC approach a writer of your calibre to write for children’s television!’
That should have been the end of it, but that night Nation and Hancock had a huge row and the writer found himself on a train back to London the following day with no job. Remembering the offer made through his agent, he called her and asked if she had turned the job down yet. She said that she hadn’t had a chance to do so. So he changed his mind. He wrote a treatment for Whitaker, who loved it, and history was made.
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