So 10 is the original's future self while 11 is the 2nd grandson

That former description fits Pertwee more honestly. Hartnell is more like the scary headmaster who is surprisingly fun to be around once you get to know him

Baker (T) is the rather weird Janitor who makes faces through the classroom window when the teacher isn't looking.

⁠@@ride-playerbb2818true…but i would add that the lecture is one of trying to get you on the right path Adding onto the thoughts: Baker is the teacher who shows you how it’s done so you learn from your mistakes that got you caught

Pertwee IS the Doctor who's most likely to call out shenanigans in class. But he's also the one more likely to start them too. He even calls himself out for it. "What's wrong with being childish? I like being childish." Hartnell is the beloved but forgetful teacher just before retirement while Troughton is the teacher who has his TA do everything because he tends to get the specific facts wrong. Tom Baker as the creepy janitor is eerily on the nose... the young teacher in over his head, the administrative member subbing for the day, that one teacher who ignores the entire class in favor of his Teacher's pet...

at this point there are 5 of his 21 stories missing, that is NOT most of them unfortunately it DOES include two of the most important ones!

@@julieeverett7442 Well, that's not an accurate way to put it either. Out of his 21 stories only 4 are *completely* missing as not a single episode survives (Power of the Daleks, Highlanders, Macra Terror and Fury from the Deep), but a further 10 stories are missing some or the majority of their episodes, totaling 14 affected Serials. More importantly though, out of 119 episodes in the Troughton era 53 are missing. That's about 44.5%. It's not the majority of his episodes, but the majority of his stories do have missing episodes, some like Evil of the Daleks and Space Pirates even all but one... So even though not the majority of his episodes are missing and not a majority of his stories are completely missing, the Troughton era is heavily affected by missing episodes as only 7/21 serials at the moment have been completely preserved.

@@geheimleise thats true

The illustrated episodes they have made are quite good. It's made me come to really like the second doctor.

@@geheimleise Power of the Daleks is among the ones that were animated, as they had the audio, at least. (I have Power of the Daleks. It's a great episode.)

You forgot this one Troughton: You've tardised the place up a bit, I dont like it

Sometimes the simple plans are the best ones. Of course, this is the Doctor, so 'simple' and 'best' are matters of opinion.

Logic, my dear Zoe, merely enables one to be wrong with authority...

They missed 'Tea time already nurse?' (The Two Doctors).

Should have put in the whole quote, since it's the Doctor attempt to comfort her after her father's death.

Patrick's voice is the voice that comforts me the most. He makes me feel the most safe out of them all. I love them all for different reasons, but Patrick's smile and voice brings me the most comfort.

@@thelastunicorn25 Pertwee does that for me

@@thelastunicorn25 When I was little, my mother wrote to him for his autograph. He'd got no official Dr Who pictures left so he sent a little picture of himself on his boat on the Norfolk Broads and a lovely letter. To me that meant so much more than a standard publicity shot. He also wrote a nice letter to my mother.

"Ohh. Aye!...."

S͉͌h̗̓̀e͜rr͆͢i͊͝ṉ̒fǫ̮r͂d̨̜ Hól̬m̛èś The confusion Deborah had on her face was real then.

It's not a sonic screwdriver in new who It's a magic wand Matt smith used the sonic more than Tom baker and Tom had 7 years as the doctor and over 120 eps

Well in the Second Doctor era it would literally just unscrew screws using sonic waves. It just had that one purpose

Funnily enough that's why John Nathan Turner got rid of the bloody thing. Too easy of a Deus Ex Machina to get out of situations.

I don't think you understand what a deus ex machine actually is.

@PoweredButchZ I thought the second doctor invented it. So his first incarnation had no chance of knowing...

XD

Me too

Hartnell made the tardis in his yard, first episode,

It's getting to be that way with me, too. I've watched quite a bit of Second Doctor online and have three of the DVD releases with restored and animated footage. Hands down, he's the most reliable Doctor as far as making the storylines interesting. Tom Baker still has the most interesting stories of the COLOR era of Doctor Who but Troughton could definitely make bland stories work. I have seen a bad story of Troughton released to DVD yet and disagree with some of the commentary on the DVD episodes -- some people are too hung up on political correctness. It's unfortunate so much of his stuff is missing and we only have audio but hopefully someone at BBC will be determined to recreate more of the lost serials. I have my doubts whether they'll find much more unless people are hoarding reels of lost episodes in their film library collections. You never know, occasionally a film that was lost shows up after decades.

@@AvengerII I agree...everything up to and including The Wheel in Space...after that the chemistry seemed strained until the brilliant War Games

Where can I find that?

@@mollyr.goates8097 here ya go kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mcVkZslz3a_XeXU.html

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***** Same here. I love the Hartnell years, and Hartnell's range even as he suffers with his disease is amazing. However, I prefer Second's character and the chemistry he has with his companions.

***** Honestly if the BBC didn't erase most of his tapes the second Doctor would've given the Fourth Doctor a run for his money because he, maybe more so than Hartnell's doctor laid the groundwork for future actors to work on. Matt Smith and Peter Davison were inspired by this doctor so he is powerful, its just awful management at the BBC that prevents him for being bigger than he should be.

***** People back then didn't think the episodes at the time would be treasured in the future. That's why there are many lost episodes today :(

***** You guys realize that most of the episodes where burned in a fire in the archive, right?

+Blue Whovian I recognize him and I'm American!

Actually, I think it looks like Paul McGann, a bit

ButlerWho well, a Time Lord could conceivably change his mind after a few thousand years and a few regenerations. Lol

and the one who won't do at all was David Tennant.

@@Trev359 *Colin Baker

Then who is "too fat?"

Brilliant tucking lines like that into Power of the Daleks...10th Doctor pulled them off in like fashion...

*Doc, Jamie and Polly go left, Ben goes right*

@@Kazavop *Ben gets immediately taken down by a bobby*

*Ben runs towards police officer even though he can turn round at any moment to bamboozle him*

‘Senbonsakura’

I love how it took Ben a while to look at where they're going and go the opposite direction just because he heard "Scatter"

At least they're animating some now.

At least the audio and telesnaps remain.

@@hungrydragonvsfrightendhob7799 exactly, I love the animated episodes. They have made me really like this doctor.

He is the British Moe Howard Doctor, yes

matt based his doctor off of patrick's doctor since he said the 2nd doctor is his favorite but im sorry to say it but i just find matt's imitation a really childish and poor carbon copy of pat's doctor but i won't fault matt's taste in his favorite doctor though

Matt Smith did say the second doctor was his favourite, and that’s where they got the bow tie from.

Matt Smith funny and a good Doctor? Seriously? This world... no no no.

@@gomongio…thousands disagree but guess old who fanatics don’t

based off of his personality with a bit of four, five, and seven

AKA leave Ben behind

@@crazinventor4442 lol

Most of them didn't have to say it at all. One rule of TARDIS travel: when the Doctor runs, follow.

the best doctor...and the heightened congruity of the lighting and incidental music as regards the action supports the observation that creativity was greater in the b&w days of DW...more intimate feeling as well...cannot go back to New Who...a well-accomplished artistic endeavor

It's spooky...not sure but maybe Tennant based his mockney chap on Troughton's...too close in character...both are great

Hardly. Those aren't sideburns: those are shadows under prominent cheekbones.

Bit of synchronicity: I found this clip with the 2nd Doctor struggling with his South/Central American 3:00 accent on the same night David Tennant discusses his difficulty with South AFRICAN accent on (panel show) Room 101 - at which point the host Frank Skinner plays a clip of Tennant's terrible West Midlands accent on a play he acted in with David, at which point he also remarks he was very star struck to be working with 2nd Doctor's son DAVID Troughton (at the [mock] expense of Tennant's ego) on the same production....

simply incredible...made for the role...

"I love the round things"

"What are the round things?"

@@crazinventor4442 🍩 Donuts and Coffee ☕

10th. 4th and 10th....

@@SuperWolsey Thanks for pointing out that typo.

Most excellent Doctors like Troughton,. Pertwee and Tom Baker

JFEntertainment 😧 it does look like it!

Stephanie Carroll it's Saint Paul's Cathedral.

GabbeЯ Skillz oh awesome! 😊 thank you!

Well, it is one of the most famous buildings in England

Or the destruction of the classic episodes.

People who like one era and hate the other are utterly ridiculous.

"At last-" The Doctor blows something at his eye.

The audio. The entire serial's been recovered.

It's from before the episode was recovered

yep

Also the same block of England that Lara explores in TRIII

Could be because when this video was being made, the real deal still wasn't available yet.

Spencer Valdez Impossible though, "The Enemy of the World" was already complete by the time this vid uploaded. ***** was probably right.

Doctormario4600 were they predicting the future? Because in the day of the doctor eleven says ten is skinny, and the "too skinny" choice has that iconic hair and sideburns, anyone else thinking...

Aliens?

Oh my goodness, it actually does.

the underwater menace...troughton played off joseph furst well...wasn't patrick troughton made for the role, his finest acting hour

@@1groundfog thanks for telling me and yes he was

It's the other way around :)

@@yuria_nihilisten Yeah, I see that now. :D

I think he's more like the 5th and the 11th he's worried sometimes like the 5th but he's very cool like the 11

@ Molly R. Goates Molly you have your TARDIS in reverse

Mike Atkinson Back when things were simple. They have messed up regeneration, a young girl could regenerate into an old man which is obscene and what about married couples. It is a complete and utter mess.

@@chriszone50 the hell are you on about?

Welcome to the woke community that took over the entertainment industry. Not that it will matter in 1000 years when cheeseburgers will no longer be in power..

Then why do you watch?

Hannible100 fuck off

Oof

@@AbsoluteAbsurd it's ok, hanninble 100 is a moron!

if you change the way you look at things...