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[MJB2348765]

For those of you who watch Doctor Who, who is your favorite Doctor (time lord) in the seires?

                                                                                                            

[moblesuit75]

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MJB2348765 wrote:

For those of you who watch Doctor Who, who is your favorite Doctor (time lord) in the seires?

                                                                                                            

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Tom Baker, Hnads Down.  The SCARF MAN, IT WAS ALL ABOUT THE SCARF.  When I was a TOT, evening tv lineup was;

Doctor Who

The Benny Hill Show

Monty Python's Flying Circus

There were not that many US evening programs back then.

Although, Christopher Eccleston, did make a pretty kick **bleep** Doctor.  Was little surprise an actor of his current stature would not hang around more than one season.

Moble

[MJB2348765]

I like the10th doctor.

[moblesuit75]

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MJB2348765 wrote:

I like the10th doctor.

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Ahh, The Waters of Mars.  Good finale.  Doctor broke his own rules, but the woman would not let it be, and killed herself anyway.  Tragic, and poignant.

Moble

[BRIT-KO]

Tom Baker, 100%, Pertwee was very good too, but he'll always be Worzel Gummidge to me, not the Dr.

[moblesuit75]

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BRIT-KO wrote:

Tom Baker, 100%, Pertwee was very good too, but he'll always be Worzel Gummidge to me, not the Dr.

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The walking, Talking Scarecrow 

Moble

[BRIT-KO]

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moblesuit75 wrote:

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BRIT-KO wrote:

Tom Baker, 100%, Pertwee was very good too, but he'll always be Worzel Gummidge to me, not the Dr.

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The walking, Talking Scarecrow 

Moble

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Yes, & for extra bonus points (No Google searching here ok), can you name his "girlfriend: Moble?

[moblesuit75]

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BRIT-KO wrote:

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moblesuit75 wrote:

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BRIT-KO wrote:

Tom Baker, 100%, Pertwee was very good too, but he'll always be Worzel Gummidge to me, not the Dr.

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The walking, Talking Scarecrow 

Moble

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Yes, & for extra bonus points (No Google searching here ok), can you name his "girlfriend: Moble?

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Ah, you got me.  Wasn't she a rag doll or something?  

I only recognized the character / actor, due in part to my love for old Dr. Who, its main actors, and my sister's fascination with UK / Ausie Television shows from the 60's-80's.

I got her into The Young Ones, and The Black Adder.  She did the rest.  We both grew up watching UK Shows on PBS after dinner, a long time ago.

Moble

[chaos_789]

David Tennent was always my favorite doctor, but Matt Smith is doing a really good job, so I will say it's a tie between them.

[BRIT-KO]

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moblesuit75 wrote:

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BRIT-KO wrote:

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moblesuit75 wrote:

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BRIT-KO wrote:

Tom Baker, 100%, Pertwee was very good too, but he'll always be Worzel Gummidge to me, not the Dr.

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The walking, Talking Scarecrow 

Moble

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Yes, & for extra bonus points (No Google searching here ok), can you name his "girlfriend: Moble?

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Ah, you got me.  Wasn't she a rag doll or something?  

I only recognized the character / actor, due in part to my love for old Dr. Who, its main actors, and my sister's fascination with UK / Ausie Television shows from the 60's-80's.

I got her into The Young Ones, and The Black Adder.  She did the rest.  We both grew up watching UK Shows on PBS after dinner, a long time ago.

Moble

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She was an "Aunt Sally", a fairground doll if you will, the type that you used to throw things at to win dumb prizes, her real name was Una Stubbs, a very well know British actress.

I loved Black Adder, the young ones too were very good.