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Also missed out Richard Hurndall.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostBBC News - Royal Mail reveals Doctor Who stamps
Well one of the Doctors is missing, but I digress.
Nice looking stamps, but more importantly who was the best doctor to date?
Still Tom Baker for me.
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I watched Dr. Who as a kid but I was too young to really remember it apart from one episode with a weird Liquorice Allsorts monster (unless that was a dream).
So I'd probably have to nominate Tennant on the basis I don't know the first batch.
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And Virginia McKenna and Bill Travers out of the Bourne lists.Originally posted by xoggoth View PostThey always leave David Niven out of the James Bond lists too!
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William Hartnell looked a bit like Peter Cushing though.Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostIf I recall correctly, Peter Cushing wasn't a Dr Who from the TV series.
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If I recall correctly, Peter Cushing wasn't a Dr Who from the TV series.
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But he did beat Julie T. Wallace with a carpet beater - "The Life and Loves of a She-Devil" (1986) - Full cast and crewOriginally posted by VectraMan View PostNobody beats Tom Baker.
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Wasn't there another bloke that played the first doctor, on account of William Hartnell being dead?
Nobody beats Tom Baker.
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Wot! No Cushing?
BBC News - Royal Mail reveals Doctor Who stamps
Well one of the Doctors is missing, but I digress.
Nice looking stamps, but more importantly who was the best doctor to date?
Still Tom Baker for me.Tags: None
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