Doctor Who

In 1963, with the first episode being An Unearthly Child.

OK, this is just a guess. I suggest 'Idiot's Lantern' is a derogatory term for television. My parents often referred to it as the 'stupid box' or 'goggle box'.

It can also be considered as a reference to our reliance on TV. The phrase could portray us as the 'idoits' gathering around our 'lantern' like moths around a flame. This suggests that we are aware of the risks of technology and yet we are drawn to it. It also suggests that television represents a light or a hope (like the queens corination as shown in the episode) that draws us all together (like the people of Britain came together in front of televisions for the first time to watch Elizabeth become Queen).

The 11th Doctor in the Doctor Who series is portrayed by Matt Smith. He took on the role in 2010, following David Tennant's tenure as the 10th Doctor. Matt Smith's Doctor is known for his youthful energy, quirky charm, and distinctive bow ties.

There has been no official announcement regarding the release date of the next season of Doctor Who. The production schedule can vary, so it's best to stay tuned for updates from the BBC.

There is always a possibility for the Master to return in Doctor Who, as the character is known for their ability to cheat death and make unexpected comebacks. Fans will have to wait and see if the Master will make an appearance in future episodes.

Susan Foreman (Carole Anne Ford)

The First Doctor's grandaughter.

Barbara Wright (Jacqueline Hill)

A sixties schoolteacher whisked into history by the First Doctor.

Ian Chesterton (William Russell)

The First Doctor's action man.

Vicki (Maureen O'Brien)

The First Doctor's second "Granddaughter".

Steven Taylor (Peter Purves)

A lost astronaut (and Blue Peter presenter) who threw in his lot with the First Doctor.

Katarina (Adrienne Hill)

The First Doctor's most tragic companion.

Dorothea Chaplet/Dodo (Jackie Lane)

Chirpy young Londoner who joined the First Doctor by mistake.

Ben Jackson (Michael Craze)

Sailor who travelled with the First and Second Doctors.

Polly (Anneke Wills)

Sixties swinger and companion of the First and Second Doctors.

Jamie McCrimmon (Frazer Hines)

The Second Doctor's Scottish companion.

Victoria Waterfield (Deborah Watling)

Prim traveller with the Second Doctor.

Zoe Herriot (Wendy Padbury)

Quick-witted companion to the Second Doctor.

Sergeant Benton (John Levene)

Military man who helped the Second and Third Doctors.

Brigadier Alastair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart (Nicholas Courtney)

Long-time friend and helper of the Doctor.

Captain Mike Yates (Richard Franklin)

Troubled soldier and associate of the Third Doctor.

Elizabeth "Liz" Shaw (Caroline John)

UNIT scientific advisor and Third Doctor companion.

Jo Grant (Katy Manning)

Ditzy assistant to the Third Doctor.

Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen)

The Third and Fourth Doctor's feisty journalist assistant.

Harry Sullivan (Ian Marter)

Brave companion of the Fourth Doctor.

Leela (Louise Jameson)

Savage companion of the Fourth Doctor

K9 (John Leeson/David Brierley - voice)

Robotic dog companion of the Fourth Doctor.

Romana I (Mary Tamm)

First incarnation of Time Lady traveller with the Fourth Doctor.

Romana II (Lalla Ward)

Second incarnation of Time Lady traveller with the Fourth Doctor - mark two.

Adric (Matthew Waterhouse)

Maths genius who travelled with Doctors Four and Five.

Nyssa (Sarah Sutton)

Aristocratic orphan companion of the Fourth and Fifth Doctors.

Tegan Jovanka (Janet Fielding)

Air hostess who travelled with the Fifth Doctor.

Vislor Turlough (Mark Strickson)

Alien schoolboy and Fifth Doctor companion.

Kamelion (Gerald Flood - voice)

Robotic companion of the Fifth Doctor

Perpugilliam "Peri" Brown (Nicola Bryant)

American companion to the Fifth and Sixth Doctors.

Melanie "Mel" (Bonnie Langford)

Flame haired companion to the Sixth and Seventh Doctors.

Ace (Sophie Aldred)

The Seventh Doctor's feisty and explosive young companion.

Dr Grace Holloway (Daphne Ashbrook)

Medically minded companion to the Eighth Doctor.

Rose Tyler (Billie Piper)

Adam Mitchell (Bruno Langley)

Jack Harkness (John Barrowman)

Mickey Smith (Noel Clarke)

Donna Noble (Catherine Tate)

Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman)

Astrid Peth (Kylie Minogue)

The first episode of Doctor Who was created by Sydney Newman, C. E. Webber, and Donald Wilson. It premiered on November 23, 1963, and starred William Hartnell as the First Doctor.

There is no widely known or prominent doctor by the name of James Gaume. If he is a doctor, he may not be well-known in the medical field or be a specialist in a specific area. It would be advisable to provide more context or details for a more accurate answer.

"Doctor Who" returned in 2009 with the Easter special "Planet of the Dead" on April 11th. The regular series began airing on April 18th.

We don't know. The number of rooms in the TARDIS is potentially infinite.

As we learned in the episode "The Doctor's Wife", the TARDIS has the ability to redesign itself and "archive" older rooms.

No, but 'Evolution of the Daleks' is. Season 3, episode 6 with David Tennant as the Doctor.

Tardis (Time And Relative Dimension In Space) Is A Blue Police Telephone Box Which Can Travel Through Time And Space. It is used in the Sci-fi TV series 'Doctor Who'.

It is both a time machine and a spacecraft.

Jack is actually bisexual. Or omisexual if you will considering the amount of aliens on the show. He will still flirt with you whether your male or female.

Time Lords are fictional beings from the British TV show "Doctor Who," known for their ability to travel through time and space. In reality, there is no scientific evidence to support the existence of Time Lords or time travel as depicted in the show.

The Eleventh Doctor, portrayed by Matt Smith, is a fictional character from the television show "Doctor Who." He is an alien Time Lord who has the ability to regenerate when he is mortally wounded, so he does not have a specific age like a human being.

Jodie Whittaker was the thirteenth Doctor Who, following Peter Capaldi who was the twelfth. The eleventh Doctor was portrayed by Matt Smith.

The actor's name is David Tennant. in the context of the movie,the Doctor's realname is "the Doctor".

Not to the knowledge of the human race, no.

One can never be sure what is coming up in future episodes of Dr Who, but at the end of the last series she had to have her memory of the doctor removed as her mind was part time lord and her brain couldn't take the extra knowledge. So she was left, living her old life as a temp in Chiswick.

No. But the vision they were based on is fast becoming true. Even as we speak scientists and technicians are perfecting cybernetic limbs to replace our old or damaged ones. Surprisingly it may not seem so farfetched that we would "upgrade" to this kind of life in the future.

Many fans consider the Weeping Angels to be one of the scariest Doctor Who monsters. These creatures can only move when not being observed, which adds a terrifying element of suspense to their appearances. Their ability to send humans back in time creates a sense of helplessness and fear of the unknown.

Looking into the time vortex caused the Ninth Doctor to absorb the time vortex energy in order to save Rose Tyler. This act resulted in the regeneration of the Ninth Doctor into the Tenth Doctor.

"Doctor Who" series 5 features the Eleventh Doctor portrayed by Matt Smith, alongside companions Amy Pond and Rory Williams. The series sees the TARDIS crew facing new enemies like the Weeping Angels and the Silence, and embarking on time-travel adventures with an overarching story involving cracks in time. The Doctor's iconic tweed jacket and bowtie are key sartorial elements of this series.

No, Doctor Who is a fictional character from the TV show "Doctor Who." Gandalf is a character from "The Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit" book series by J.R.R. Tolkien.

Doctor Who comes from Gallifrey. His planet was destroyed by the daleks during the time war but he stole the tardis and escaped. However, in recent episodes we have discovered that Doctor Who found a way to save his home planet.