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No idea but it was a big programme of the time so i would imagine they would have seen it at some point. They might have watched it with their kids thru the years.

They were in Doctor Who. Unfortunately i cant find the full clip online but its the reason why we have the small excerpt of Ticket To Ride from Top Of The Pops that was otherwise wiped by the bbc (that clip is on youtube). Why you can put up both parts independently but not together is beyond me (Apple have been involved so its no surprise).

So you have to use youre imagination

 (doctor who with beatles exterminated)

 (beatles with doctor who busy elsewhere)

Its a UK sci-fi tv show that began either the same day or the day after With The Beatles was released and i think the first episode was delayed due to the assassination of JFK.

It was massive in the uk but by the end of the 80's it had lost some of its greatness due to awful cheap costumes for the aliens and was eventually taken off the air. After a not so good 90's tv movie it was recommissioned a few years back with my favourite Doctor, Christopher Eccelston (The Doctor can regenerate into another body and is neither male or female meaning that various actors or actresses can play him (tho so far there has not been a female Doctor), supposedly its a maximum of 13 and currently they are on #11 so who knows what will happen).

The Doctor can travel thru time and space in his Tardis usually accompanied by an Earthly assistant usually saving humans, aliens or humanity from other aliens or humans.

(I know the basics not the indepth stuff.)

Never watched Doctor Who either but the theme is classic!

Same here (apart from the swooning over David Tennant). For me it got too complicated and drawn out after Matt Smith came in and i couldnt be bothered remembering what happened 6 episodes previously and figuring out how it was relevant to the newest one, so turned off and have no idea what happened at the end of the last series.  

I have watched the new series so far, well had it on in the background whilst doing other things. If anything catches my attention i'll rewind and see if it makes sense – tho last Saturdays is still sitting there and i havent found the inclination to watch it.

unknown said
I have never seen the television show, but I did watch the movie when I was little. I wasn't very impressed, though I never did like any of those movies where the animals all talk.

I am fairly sure you are thinking of Doctor Doolittle.

meanmistermustard said

The Doctor is neither male or female 

 In canon, the Doctor is very definitely male. Some fans don't like the idea of the Doctor being sexual so in much of the fan fiction released between it being taken off air and coming back, it was stated that Time Lords reproduce asexually from looms.

I really don't think it has got any more complicated under Moffat. I think that must have come from the beginning of The Big Bang, because the story arcs are no more tricky to follow than Torchwood from Series 2. There isn't even a story arc in the latest series.

Anyway, those of you who haven't seen it, start here:

fabfouremily said

The Walrus said

unknown said
I have never seen the television show, but I did watch the movie when I was little. I wasn't very impressed, though I never did like any of those movies where the animals all talk.

I am fairly sure you are thinking of Doctor Doolittle.

Yes, I think he/she is (sorry unknown I don´t know your gender). I knew there wasn´t a Doctor Who film.

There have been Doctor Who films, only one officially (the only appearance of the Eighth Doctor).

meanmistermustard said
Blink was an amazing episode.

Interested in the Doctor being male as everything writen now is how the next Doctor could be female, as said previously i dont know past the basics and bits of what ive read here, there and in certain places.

 One Time Lord was briefly mentioned as changing genders between regenerations, so potentially he could switch genders when he regenerates- hopefully that doesn't happen though.

meanmistermustard said
There will be a female Doctor. The UK media will ensure there is one and the ratings and hype would be massive - it shouldnt matter but its the way it works now. I have a feeling there was one in one of the Comic Relief sketches

Fortunately the BBC is a publicly funded broadcaster so it doesn't have to care what the red tops think.

I think Joanna Lumley played the female version of the Doctor, and it was Steven Moffat's first bit of writing for Doctor Who (even though it was non-canon).