Doctor Who

First Doctor; Susan Foreman, Barbara Wright, Ian Chesterton, Vicki, Steven Taylor, Katarina, Sara Kingdom, Dodo Chaplet, Polly and Ben Jackson.

Second Doctor; Polly, Ben Jackson, Jamie McCrimmon, Victoria Waterfield and Zoe Heriot.

Third Doctor; Liz Shaw, Jo Grant and Sarah Jane Smith.

Fourth Doctor; Sarah Jane Smith, Harry Sullivan, Leela, K-9, K-9 II, Romana, Romana II, Adric, Nyssa and Tegan Jovanka.

Fifth Doctor; Adric, Nyssa, Tegan Jovanka, Turlough, Kamelian and Peri Brown.

Sixth Doctor; Peri Brown and Melanie "Mel" Bush.

Seventh Doctor; Melanie Bush and Ace.

Eight Doctor; Dr. Grace Holloway.

Ninth Doctor; Rose Tyler, Adam Mitchell and Jack Harkness.

Tenth Doctor; Rose Tyler, Sarah Jane Smith, Mickey Smith, Martha Jones, Jack Harkness, Astrid Peth, Jackson Lake, Donna Noble and Wilfred Mott (Christmas companion).

Eleventh Doctor; Amy Pond.

At the beginning of the first episode with the 11th doctor, the TARDIS is flying over a city and crashes in a girls back yard, when Matt Smith gets out, the TARDIS needs to be re-stabled. he fixes it. Then the TARDIS won't let him in because it was severely damaged when the 10th doctor regenerated. At the end of the episode the doctor goes in and the new TARDIS is revealed. The new TARDIS has the same outside design but has gained a St Johns logo on the front. The doors open when he clicks his fingers (just like Riversong said) and it reveals a 2 story TARDIS.

The TARDIS typically has six windows on each side, for a total of 12 windows. However, the exact design and number of windows can vary depending on the era of the show and the specific TARDIS design being used.

1986. She was supposed to be 19 in 2005 when the new series started and in an episode where they traveled back to when she was a baby, it was in the 1980s.

Dr Kit Pedler and Gerry Davis in 1966. The first appearance was in The Tenth Planet which was the First Doctor's last episode. In that story, they explain that they edited their human selves to create what they are today.

Jack is apparently omnisexual, he likes anything regardless of gender or species, which is apparent in Utopia when he flirted Chantho the blue insect woman.

Tom Baker played the Doctor for seven years, from 1974 to 1981. He remains one of the most iconic and beloved portrayals of the character in "Doctor Who" history.

The new series of Doctor Who with Matt Smith as the Eleventh Doctor begins on April 17, 2010, in the US

david tennant is the 10th doctor .. matt smith will be the 11th
11 doctors

John Barrowman played captain jack in doctor who. :)

Daleks are almost indestructible with strong dalekanium armor which protects them from bullets and energy weapons as seen in doomsday. Cybermens high energy particle beam's had no effect on the members of the cult of skaro (four daleks determined to find new ways of extermination). There are few weaknesses a dalek has but it can be destroyed by bastic-tipped bullets. But unfortunately if you did possess them they created an energy shield to protect themselves from the bullets unless the dalek is unprotected the bastic-tipped bullets wont work. Another weakness is the eye stalk even with the energy shield if you concentrate your fire on the eye stalk you might get lucky and destroy the eye stalk. this enables them to see and wont be able to shoot you. but don't think the eye stalk is very weak because paintball guns wont work.

He 'borrowed' it from the Time Lords. Originally, Time Lords did not interfere with other goings-on around the universe, but sat and watched, unless something needed to be done, in which case they got the Doctor to do the dirty work. They lent him the TARDIS to use to do so in. However, all of the Time Lords but the Doctor and the Master were killed along with their home planet Gallifrey, in the deadly Time War against the evil Daleks. The Doctor was devastated by the consequences of the war, but kept the TARDIS to hop around time and space and carry on righting wrongs.

Colin Baker's run as the Doctor was cut short mainly due to declining viewership and budget constraints during his tenure. The show's producers decided to make changes, and Baker's character was written out of the show before he could complete his full term as the Doctor.

Lianne Paul Piper

November 23rd, 1963 (the day after JFK was shot) - First episode was named "An Unearthly Child"...

More specifically on a Saturday at 5:12. The episode involves the First Doctor, (portrayed by William Hartnell) and his granddaughter Susan, an episode wherein Susan's schoolteachers are worried about Susan's suspicious lifestyle, and so end up encountering her grandfather and his wonderful blue time machine.

It is coming out on the 14th novenber. I read it in my Doctor Who Adventures magizine. It said that someone is returing. I thought the master because in the planent of the dead, she said: Doctor, You take care now. 'cos it is returning. Though the dark. (doctor) what do you mean? He will knock, four times.

I guessed it was a man because she said, HE is returning. So there you go. :)

Ok so if you look out for an advert that tells you about Doctor Who The Waters Of Mars then it says on that when it is coming out and it says 15th November check the website if you don't believe me www.bbc.co.UK/doctorwho

Appearances of CASSANDRA in the Doctor Who television series

The Myth Makers (1965)
Cassandra, high priestess of Troy, daughter of King Piram.
Was known by no other name in Doctor Who, nor in mythology.

Asylum of the Daleks (2012)
Cassandra, the makeup-artist converted to a dalek puppet.
Her surname is not mentioned.

The End of the World (2005) & New Earth (2006)
Lady Cassandra, the last human being.
Her full name, at the time of the stories, was given as Cassandra O'Brien.Δ17 According to the reference "Doctor Who: Monsters and Villains," Lady Cassandra's birth name was Brian Edward Cobbs.

At least 4 characters were given the name Cassandra in other media...

CASSANDRA in books
Who Killed Kennedy (1996), The Scarlet Empress (1998)
no surnames were published for any of them

CASSANDRA in audio:
Zagreus (2003), Annihilation (2011)
no surnames were published for any of them

The first episode of Doctor Who aired on November 23, 1963. The episode was titled "An Unearthly Child" and it introduced the character of the Doctor and the concept of the TARDIS.

he cant as the timelords history has been timelocked and it would create a paradox

Even if he could, the Timelords were planning on destroying all life in the universe, which is why he killed them in the first place. So why would he choose to save them.

In the episode "Forest of the Dead," River Song whispered her real name in the Doctor's ear. The exact words were not revealed to the audience.

The Cybermen do not come from a planet. They are a race of cyborgs who originated on Earth in the future. Their history involves the gradual replacement of their organic bodies with cybernetic enhancements in order to survive various crises.

A Tardis is DR Whos' time machine it stands for, Time And Relative Dimension(s) In Space.

Opinions on the scariest episode of Doctor Who vary among fans, but many consider "Blink" from the third series to be one of the scariest. The episode features the Weeping Angels, which are quantum-locked alien predators that can only move when not being observed, leading to some intense and suspenseful moments.

Gallifrey was destroyed during the Time War, which was time-locked by the Doctor to prevent its further destruction. It was later revealed in the series that Gallifrey was not actually destroyed, but hidden away in a pocket universe.

Many. You may remember the Genesis Ark from the episode Doomsday, which stored millions of Daleks inside of it. These aren't even the only ones, as in Journey's End, there are about that many Daleks again.

So, in short, it is impossible to count the number of Daleks appearing on Doctor Who.