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|Doctorwho-castandcrew-1983.jpg|Cast and crew of ''[[Doctor Who (1960s-1990s)|Doctor Who]]'' reunited at a 1983 fan convention celebrating 20 years of the programme. Clockwise from top left: [[Tom Baker]] (fourth Doctor, 1974-1981), [[John Nathan-Turner]] (producer, 1980-1989), [[Patrick Troughton]] (second Doctor, 1966-1969), [[Peter Davison]] (fifth Doctor, 1981-1984), and [[Jon Pertwee]] (third Doctor, 1970-1974); with 'companion' actors [[Sarah Sutton]] (1981-1983), [[Mark Strickson]] (1983-1984), [[Carole Ann Ford]] (1963-1964), [[Elisabeth Sladen]] (1974-1976), [[Janet Fielding]] (1981-1984).
|Doctorwho-castandcrew-1983.jpg|Cast and crew of ''[[Doctor Who/1960s-1990s|Doctor Who]]'' reunited at a 1983 fan convention celebrating 20 years of the programme. Clockwise from top left: [[Tom Baker]] (fourth Doctor, 1974-1981), [[John Nathan-Turner]] (producer, 1980-1989), [[Patrick Troughton]] (second Doctor, 1966-1969), [[Peter Davison]] (fifth Doctor, 1981-1984), and [[Jon Pertwee]] (third Doctor, 1970-1974); with 'companion' actors [[Sarah Sutton]] (1981-1983), [[Mark Strickson]] (1983-1984), [[Carole Ann Ford]] (1963-1964), [[Elisabeth Sladen]] (1974-1976), [[Janet Fielding]] (1981-1984).
|Matt-smith-2010-doctor11.jpg|2010: [[Matt Smith]] on location and in costume as the Doctor while filming his first season of ''[[Doctor Who (2000s-)|Doctor Who]]''. As a contrast to his youthful appearance, Smith portrays the Doctor as an eccentric, professorial figure.
|Matt-smith-2010-doctor11.jpg|2010: [[Matt Smith]] on location and in costume as the Doctor while filming his first season of ''[[Doctor Who/2000s-|Doctor Who]]''. As a contrast to his youthful appearance, Smith portrays the Doctor as an eccentric, professorial figure.
|Earls-court-london-police-box.jpg|[[Police box]] mounted with a modern surveillance camera located outside [[Earl's Court]] tube station in [[London]]. The [[TARDIS]] exterior has been based on this design since the first episode of ''Doctor Who'' in 1963. The [[time machine]] is supposed to change shape to blend in with its surroundings, but the mechanism broke in the first story, and so the TARDIS has stayed like a police box ever since. In real life, the decision was made to avoid the cost of building a new TARDIS for each serial.
|Earls-court-london-police-box.jpg|[[Police box]] mounted with a modern surveillance camera located outside [[Earl's Court]] tube station in [[London, United Kingdom|London]]. The [[TARDIS]] exterior has been based on this design since the first episode of ''Doctor Who'' in 1963. The [[time machine]] is supposed to change shape to blend in with its surroundings, but the mechanism broke in the first story, and so the TARDIS has stayed like a police box ever since. In real life, the decision was made to avoid the cost of building a new TARDIS for each serial.
|Tardis-consoleroom-2005.jpg|As well as being a time machine, the TARDIS is bigger on the inside than the outside, with the 'console room' from which the craft is piloted most frequently shown. Several designs have appeared over the years, all featuring a hexagonal console, roundels, and a central column that rises and falls while the TARDIS is in flight. This is the first console room of the 21st-century series, envisaged as a living, [[coral]]-like structure.
|Tardis-consoleroom-2005.jpg|As well as being a time machine, the TARDIS is bigger on the inside than the outside, with the 'console room' from which the craft is piloted most frequently shown. Several designs have appeared over the years, all featuring a hexagonal console, roundels, and a central column that rises and falls while the TARDIS is in flight. This is the first console room of the 21st-century series, envisaged as a living, [[coral]]-like structure.
|Tom-baker-1983.jpg|Tom Baker played the Doctor for the longest period on television, from 1974 to 1981. His trademark [[scarf]] became an iconic image from the programme. This photo shows Baker soon after leaving the role, at a 20th-anniversary convention.
|Tom-baker-1983.jpg|Tom Baker played the Doctor for the longest period on television, from 1974 to 1981. His trademark [[scarf]] became an iconic image from the programme. This photo shows Baker soon after leaving the role, at a 20th-anniversary convention.

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Cast and crew of Doctor Who reunited at a 1983 fan convention celebrating 20 years of the programme. Clockwise from top left: Tom Baker (fourth Doctor, 1974-1981), John Nathan-Turner (producer, 1980-1989), Patrick Troughton (second Doctor, 1966-1969), Peter Davison (fifth Doctor, 1981-1984), and Jon Pertwee (third Doctor, 1970-1974); with 'companion' actors Sarah Sutton (1981-1983), Mark Strickson (1983-1984), Carole Ann Ford (1963-1964), Elisabeth Sladen (1974-1976), Janet Fielding (1981-1984).
(CC) Photo: Tim Schnack
Cast and crew of Doctor Who reunited at a 1983 fan convention celebrating 20 years of the programme. Clockwise from top left: Tom Baker (fourth Doctor, 1974-1981), John Nathan-Turner (producer, 1980-1989), Patrick Troughton (second Doctor, 1966-1969), Peter Davison (fifth Doctor, 1981-1984), and Jon Pertwee (third Doctor, 1970-1974); with 'companion' actors Sarah Sutton (1981-1983), Mark Strickson (1983-1984), Carole Ann Ford (1963-1964), Elisabeth Sladen (1974-1976), Janet Fielding (1981-1984).
2010: Matt Smith on location and in costume as the Doctor while filming his first season of Doctor Who. As a contrast to his youthful appearance, Smith portrays the Doctor as an eccentric, professorial figure.
(CC) Photo: Alun Vega
2010: Matt Smith on location and in costume as the Doctor while filming his first season of Doctor Who. As a contrast to his youthful appearance, Smith portrays the Doctor as an eccentric, professorial figure.
Police box mounted with a modern surveillance camera located outside Earl's Court tube station in London. The TARDIS exterior has been based on this design since the first episode of Doctor Who in 1963. The time machine is supposed to change shape to blend in with its surroundings, but the mechanism broke in the first story, and so the TARDIS has stayed like a police box ever since. In real life, the decision was made to avoid the cost of building a new TARDIS for each serial.
(CC) Photo: Robynne Blume
Police box mounted with a modern surveillance camera located outside Earl's Court tube station in London. The TARDIS exterior has been based on this design since the first episode of Doctor Who in 1963. The time machine is supposed to change shape to blend in with its surroundings, but the mechanism broke in the first story, and so the TARDIS has stayed like a police box ever since. In real life, the decision was made to avoid the cost of building a new TARDIS for each serial.
As well as being a time machine, the TARDIS is bigger on the inside than the outside, with the 'console room' from which the craft is piloted most frequently shown. Several designs have appeared over the years, all featuring a hexagonal console, roundels, and a central column that rises and falls while the TARDIS is in flight. This is the first console room of the 21st-century series, envisaged as a living, coral-like structure.
(CC) Photo: Roo Reynolds
As well as being a time machine, the TARDIS is bigger on the inside than the outside, with the 'console room' from which the craft is piloted most frequently shown. Several designs have appeared over the years, all featuring a hexagonal console, roundels, and a central column that rises and falls while the TARDIS is in flight. This is the first console room of the 21st-century series, envisaged as a living, coral-like structure.
Tom Baker played the Doctor for the longest period on television, from 1974 to 1981. His trademark scarf became an iconic image from the programme. This photo shows Baker soon after leaving the role, at a 20th-anniversary convention.
(CC) Photo: Richard Lemarchand
Tom Baker played the Doctor for the longest period on television, from 1974 to 1981. His trademark scarf became an iconic image from the programme. This photo shows Baker soon after leaving the role, at a 20th-anniversary convention.
Peter Davison was the youngest actor to play the Doctor in the original 1963-1989 series, taking on the role from 1981 to 1984. Wearing his cricket-inspired outfit, here he meets fans at a 1983 convention.
(CC) Photo: Tim Schnack
Peter Davison was the youngest actor to play the Doctor in the original 1963-1989 series, taking on the role from 1981 to 1984. Wearing his cricket-inspired outfit, here he meets fans at a 1983 convention.
The Daleks are terrifying, Nazi-inspired creatures in the science fiction series Doctor Who. Though the design has changed little since their first appearance in 1963, this larger-than-usual and somewhat cartoonish redesigned version of 2010 proved controversial with some fans. The front appendages include an eyestalk, interface device that uncannily resembles a sink plunger, and an exterminating weapon.
(CC) Photo: Melinda Seckington
The Daleks are terrifying, Nazi-inspired creatures in the science fiction series Doctor Who. Though the design has changed little since their first appearance in 1963, this larger-than-usual and somewhat cartoonish redesigned version of 2010 proved controversial with some fans. The front appendages include an eyestalk, interface device that uncannily resembles a sink plunger, and an exterminating weapon.
Top of one of the 2010 series Daleks. The design is inspired by the 'movie Daleks' that fought Peter Cushing's human Doctor in two 1960s films that are not part of the television series fictional universe.
(CC) Photo: Melinda Seckington
Top of one of the 2010 series Daleks. The design is inspired by the 'movie Daleks' that fought Peter Cushing's human Doctor in two 1960s films that are not part of the television series fictional universe.
The tenth television incarnation of the Doctor was played by David Tennant from 2005 to 2010.
(CC) Photo: Alun Vega
The tenth television incarnation of the Doctor was played by David Tennant from 2005 to 2010.
2009: Matt Smith's first episode as the Doctor carried on the tradition of the new Doctor at first seen in the ruins of the previous Doctor's outfit - in this case, what remains of the suit worn by David Tennant.
(CC) Photo: Alun Vega
2009: Matt Smith's first episode as the Doctor carried on the tradition of the new Doctor at first seen in the ruins of the previous Doctor's outfit - in this case, what remains of the suit worn by David Tennant.
The robot dog K-9 appeared in Doctor Who and several spin-offs, including his own series.
(CC) Photo: Sam Howzit
The robot dog K-9 appeared in Doctor Who and several spin-offs, including his own series.
The Cybermen first appeared in 1966 - steel giants who were once human but had replaced their weakened organs, in the process becoming devoid of emotion. Their design varied substantially over the years; this is the 2006 version.
(CC) Photo: Keven Law
The Cybermen first appeared in 1966 - steel giants who were once human but had replaced their weakened organs, in the process becoming devoid of emotion. Their design varied substantially over the years; this is the 2006 version.
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