Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart would've been surprised to see the Doctor's TARDIS change shape if the chameleon circuit had been fixed during the Doctor's exile on Earth.

If the Doctor had decided to tell Peri that he had shanghaied Ian Chesterton & Barbara Wright for invading his TARDIS in the deserted junkyard in the 1960's because they followed Susan there to investigate her home background, would Peri get angry at the Doctor or not, though he did help them get home in the Dalek Time Machine by giving them the instructions on to operate it and then to destroy it after they returned home so that it wouldn't fall into the wrong hands.

Guess the Doctor never played the piano while he was marooned on Earth by the Time Lords and was working as the scientific advisor for U.N.I.T.

🤩😍 Steel!!

I think it is funny how when the Tardis was a police box, the entrance was facing them but when it turned into the cabinet, the entrance was in the back.

Janet Fielding is absolutely beautiful in this scene, but that's how the Doctor, and the companions should be, just friends, I hate the sexuality between the Doctor, and the companions in the new series.

Depending on the incarnation of you kill one of his friends you'll pay the price

I get that there are points to be made about emotions and friendship- but what in the hell was he thinking here, trying to talk a Cyberman into appreciating emotions? And the shock on his face when Tegan is threatened, as if it isn’t an obvious move for the Cybermen to make? I really don’t get what the writers were thinking with Five. He had some great stories- but at times it’s as if he’s forgotten all his years of experience. It’s understandable the First Doctor being perplexed and affronted by the lack of emotion when he encounters them for the first time… but what in the hell is Five thinking here? Has he forgotten everything? As if this approach was some kind of valid strategy in the face of emotionless cyborgs…

0:33 Ahh yes the Doctor referencing a Cybermen's domestic life.

Nyssa just pointing out all the plot holes

Guess Ian Chesterton & Barbara Wright stayed away from the deserted junkyard after they returned to Earth because of what happened when they invaded the Doctor's TARDIS while investigating Susan's home background there. Even if those 2 schoolteachers had seen the Doctor's TARDIS land there and had seen him and Peri after they came out before it changed for the 1st time in ages, they probably wouldn't talk to him because he's not the same man as he was when they met and would think it's another man calling himself the Doctor.

The Doctor at 1:25 : *Shit.*

It was good seeing the Doctor's TARDIS change while the chameleon circuit was working again, though it was temporarily repaired.

Top 5 stories from the classic series. Brilliant

I'm sorry but cybermen have all the most common human emotions. Arrogance , smugness, determination . Fantasising constantly about power.

This video is EXCELLENT

I am 100% positive the TARDIS refused to blend in properly for 2 reasons: - She liked looking like a police box - She was just trying to piss of the Doctor to annoy him! Something tells me the circuit was never broken, the TARDIS just simply refused to change out of the police box form.

I think the Dr should get a new TARDIS which changes its shape colour and size like the Master's can and other Time Lords TARDIS'S

The Cybermen from classic Who are billions of times better than the dreaded Cybus Cybermen from parallel Earth which are crap

KILL. Her. 🤖

Versatile actor who always came across as a nice chap. Remember him fondly as aying Bob Cratchit in the 1970 Scrooge alongside Albert Finney.

Compare with "Emotions. Love. Pride. Hate. Fear. Have you no emotions, sir?"

I hate the voices of the Cybermen in this story

at the stage they sound like darth vader

JNT's attempt at giving the Police Box the flick

man, when did classic who stop using film when shooting outside?

he almost fell into that hole!

Why can't we have a companion with proper knockers again?

Guess he only has eyes for Nyssa... I know I broke the law I’ll see myself out

R.i,p David collings

I love this

One of my very very favourite actors David Collings sadly died yesterday (23rd March 2020). In a long and varied career he was particularly unforgettable as Silver in 'Sapphire and Steel' and also as Deva in the final episode of Blakes 7 and his three appearances in Classic Dr Who (especially memorable as the undercover agent Poul in 'The Robots of Death' who has a breakdown when he discovers it's the robots who are killing everyone (well you would wouldn't you)). Many people over the decades have thought he would have made a terrific Doctor himself and I think to see what he would have been like in the part just watch him as Silver in the last 'Sapphire and Steel' story - he looks like the Doctor, he acts like the Doctor, I like to think Silver IS the Doctor , some future incarnation who's decided to help Sapphire and Steel out with their strange psychic investigations. Thanks for all the wonderful performances, David - you will be greatly missed. Condolences to those who knew and loved him xx

RIP David.

Very strange series, but I liked it. "VR-5" was fantastic too.

Capolavoro assoluto...

I always find him adorable whether here or in Doctor Who (especially love him as Poul in Robots of Death). Thanks for the video :)

🔵Destroying this clip with crappy noise? Its not music. Guess you accidentally recorded yourself throwing up! Awful crappy noise dude.😨😜😞

He would have been a magnificent doctor

Awesome dress. Tegan is one of the more unfairly under-rated companions. I adored her forceful personality, as well as the fish-out-of-water arc in her first season. Plus, Janet Fielding was a star - she did the absolute best 'thrown across deck' stage plunge whenever something went bang outside. She'd have been too good for Star Trek...

I wish there was an episode like this now where the doctor temporally fixes it, just for 1 episode

Nice vid there, but if someone offers you a job in editing, tell them you need more practice. ☺

0:14 the doctor is literally me every time when a friend has a new shirt

Gotta love the Cure!

I done a Doctor Who personality quiz on google called (Doctor Who which Doctor were you born to play) and after I finished all the questions the quiz told me that if I was the doctor I would be “the 5th Doctor” because the quiz said my “personality” was too “pure and innocent for my own good” 😇

My 2nd favourite doctor right here my 1st is Tom baker my 3rd is Christopher ecclston and my 4th is David tennant

I'm glad David has a better role now-as Dr. Donald "Ducky" Mallard in "NCIS". 16 seasons! He was cute as Illya Kuryakin and cool as Steel. Even when he was playing baddies, he was cute!

Nyssa: You said guns couldn't be fired in here. 11: *pries open the window from the outside* RULE ONE

That smile of David's , whether he was playing Illya, Daniel Weston, Steel, or Ducky, is priceless!

Poor Tegan. Running high speeds in high heels. I didn't like that dress on her though. To be fair, I think she looked best in her air hostess uniform.

To think I used to do his maths homework in the 50s (he did my English Lit)