Mine too.

Harry H. Corbett is masterful. He and Peter Butterworth played well off each other, too bad the pairing was not repeated in another film...

I always wondered what it was that was meant to be so horrible when they looked over the desk and saw what was down there! I mean obviously it was Doctor Pertwee, after Oddbod Junior was meant to have killed him, but I always wonder how Pertwee was meant to have looked when the Sergeant and Slowbottom noticed him dead.

It's like a Who's Who of Doctor Who

@@itsgr82bdum34 There's also the reference to Who being Doctor Watt's Uncle!

He wasn't just in those things.

@@jeffstone2136 He had a long career, although later on he didn't seem to have much luck. He was in a lot of unsuccessful programs, a lot of his best performances are in B&W so don't get remembered. He's also not always easy to recognise being able to vanish into the character, more so in drama, and you don't really register it's him. A good case in point is 'The Moles' from 'Tails of the Unexpected'

@@Djarra He was praised as one of the best ever Richard III's on stage.

@@Djarra 'Tails of the Unexpected'?? Do we have to guess the dog-breed? ;-)

try Jon Pertwee

From under the table: "Uuuuuurrrrrwwwwould you like a jelly baby?"

@@blakekerr9313 He regenerated!

MrClassicDoctorWho I think you're right. Y

There's also an excellent nod to Pertwee's Doctor in an episode of The Navy Lark: "I saw this film once about a chap called Dr No." "Doctor who?" "No, not him. This was a good actor."

Though Screaming came out in 1966 and Pertwee wasn't the Doctor until 1970....

There's a brief nod to DW when Watt introduced himself.

Hahaha the episode where Mr Steptoe has a bad back

It's Sergeant Bung who says 500 years. The Doctor just doesn't correct him. Other than that is everything else scientifically accurate? though.

Phantanos I knew I couldn’t be the only one who thought he looked like Ringo.

Oh yes it's Harold steptoe

@@samsnozwell2402 Harry H Corbett.

I think Corbett did a fantastic job actually.

treeduck agreed.

@@treeduck3705 He did although he didn't enjoy it. He thought the script was crude and took exception to some of Kennieth Williams more vulgar jokes (which only encouraged Kenny to take it further)

TBH much as I like Sid, I think Screaming works better with Corbett playing it (relatively) straight, than it would have done with Sid guffawing away.

The part was originally written for Sid James, hence why the character is called Sydney Bung. (Sid often played characters called Sid.)