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Doctor Who and all his friends from the TV series 
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Doctor who is still one of the most watched & popular TV program's on the BBC, and still holds the attention of viewers of all ages. Tom Baker became the Doctor in late 1974. The former monk from Liverpool was working on a building site when the call came for him to step aboard the TARDIS and he often turned up for rehearsals in a white boiler suit. The charismatic star brought new energy to the series, reinventing the Doctor as a traveller who delighted in the sheer bravado of his adventures. During Tom’s seven year reign, Doctor Who shifted from pastiches of horror film concepts to lighter, wittier stories. Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy author Douglas Adams was responsible for much of the surreal humour, as was the increasingly inventive Baker. A highlight of the era has to be the introduction of K9, a robot dog with a killer laser in his metallic snout. The Fourth Doctor’s costume was inspired by a painting of French artist Tolouse Lautrec. The now legendary scarf was a happy accident - the result of a freelance knitter not realising she didn’t have to use all the wool she had been given. Tom bid farewell to the role by falling off a radio telescope in a bid to thwart the Master. In the 1950s kids hid behind the sofa when Professor Bernard Quatermass battled aliens on the BBC whilst ITV gave us Pathfinders in Space - the brainchild of Canadian Sydney Newman. Fast forward to 1962 and Newman, now promoted to Head of BBC Drama, needed a new Saturday night family series to fit snugly between Grandstand and Juke Box Jury. Concepts pitched for the show included telepathy, flying saucers, scientific trouble-shooters from the future - and a time machine. We all know who won. Main stars of the show would be a couple of school teachers - the square-jawed Ian Chesterton and the improbably bouffant Barbara Wright. The teen audience could identify with Susan Foreman, one of their pupils. Even if she was an alien Finally, a mysterious anti-hero in the mould of Conan-Doyle’s Professor Challenger would complete the line-up. He would be known only as ‘The Doctor’. Doctor Who? Travelling in their time and space machine, the TARDIS, the Doctor and co. began their adventures on November 23rd 1963 by voyaging 100,000 years into Earth’s past to help some slightly dim cavemen discover fire ![products]() | 
