Doctor Who

The first doctor - was William Hartnell, who played the roll from 1963 to 1966.

I'm not able to provide real-time TV schedules, but you can check the BBC website or TV listings for the most up-to-date information on when the next episode of Doctor Who will air.

The Doctor Who Monster Invasion TARDIS flashing light lid was a special giveaway which was not available for individual purchase. It was included as part of a promotional event or bundled with select issues of the Doctor Who Monster Invasion magazine series. You may try searching for it on online auction sites or fan forums for a chance to find one.

Including Series 7 (which airs later this year), the 11th Doctor has been in 45 episodes of Doctor Who and is played by Matt Smith.

In the episode "Closing Time," the Doctor hints that his time is running out because he knows he will soon face his own death in the future. This foreshadows the events of the next episode, "The Wedding of River Song," where he does indeed face his apparent death.

In the classic series of Doctor Who, the Fourth Doctor is referred to as "Theta Sigma" at the Time Lord Academy. This is not confirmed as his real name, as the Doctor's true name has never been revealed in the show. It remains a mystery and part of the character's enigmatic nature.

There is no specific number of files in Doctor Who DVD files as it can vary depending on the specific DVD or box set being referred to. Each DVD or box set typically contains multiple episodes and special features related to the show.

The "Eye of Harmony", not to be confused, of course, with "The Eye of Orion", was a power source for the Time Lords and helped the Gallifreyans to be able to travel in time. It may also hold together the Web of Time.

As of September 2021, the latest episode of Doctor Who is "Revolution of the Daleks," which aired on January 1, 2021. The show is currently on a hiatus, with the next series planned for release in 2022.

Your best option - would be to contact the show directly via the BBC. There will be someone connected with the show who can tell you who made the coat - and a possible source.

A Weeping Angel touches her husband Rory, sending him back in time. Because they (The Doctor, Rory, Amy, and River) all saw Rory's tombstone and the dates, The Doctor could not go back in time to save Rory.

The Doctor said earlier, in the same story arc, that once it is written down and read, it has to happen. So Rory has to stay in the past and never return. Amy, sadden by this, chooses to be with her husband and allows the same Weeping Angel to touch her and send her into the past.

Then the Doctor and River sees Amy's tombstone and now both Amy and Rory are stuck in the past and the Doctor, even with his Tardis, can not go back and get them. That is why and the how of Amy leaving Doctor Who.

The astronaut who killed the doctor in Doctor Who is River Song. She is a character who has a complex relationship with the Doctor throughout the series.

Colin Baker played the sixth Doctor in the television series Doctor Who, taking on the role from 1984 to 1986.

To play Doctor Who: Battles in Time, each player assembles a deck of cards featuring characters, monsters, and gadgets from the Doctor Who universe. Players take turns drawing and playing cards to battle each other's cards. The goal is to use strategy and card abilities to defeat your opponent's cards and ultimately win the game. The game also includes special rules for certain cards and power-ups to enhance gameplay.

As of now, there is no official confirmation about Jenny's return in Doctor Who. However, the show has a history of bringing back characters unexpectedly, so there is always a possibility of her return in the future.

Yes There Are 14 Because The Christmas Special 2011.

Romana first appeared in the Doctor Who episode "The Ribos Operation," which aired in 1978 during the show's 16th season. She was portrayed by actress Mary Tamm.

No, Lorna Bucket is a character from the "Doctor Who" episode "A Good Man Goes to War," while River Song is a recurring character in the series. They are separate characters with different story arcs and backgrounds.

Doctor Who series 6 returned with the second half on August 27, 2011.

"TARDIS" stands for "Time and Relative Dimension in Space" and is a time machine and spacecraft in the British TV show "Doctor Who." It is disguised as a British police box, but is much larger on the inside, allowing the Doctor to travel through time and space.

The series started with episodes which were individual stories. Many of these pre 1970 were lost or destroyed by the BBC when they believed that they needed to make space in the archives . Later in its creation through the 70's the BBC cut its funding and stated to develop a series of stories which as we have today culminate in an over all story.

This list is up to June 2011 and includes the forecast September 2011 Episode already shot at the BBC studies and forms part of a winter late Autumn transmission set where there will be 2 sets of stories per year. This was undertaken to sell to the States where Dr Who is very successful in its pilot programmes

The list is;

season 1 196 to 64

An Unearthly Child

The Cave of Skulls

The Forest of Fear

The Firemaker

The Dead Planet

The Survivors

The Escape

The Ambush

The Expedition

The Ordeal

The Rescue

The Edge of Destruction

The Brink of Disaster

The Roof of the World

The Singing Sands

Five Hundred Eyes

The Wall of Lies

Rider from Shang-Tu

Mighty Kublai Khan

Assassin at Peking

The Sea of Death

The Velvet Web

The Screaming Jungle

The Snows of Terror

Sentence of Death

The Keys of Marinus

The Temple of Evil

The Warriors of Death

The Bride of Sacrifice

The Day of Darkness

A Land of Fear

Guests of Madame Guillotine

A Change of Identity

The Tyrant of France

A Bargain of Necessity

Prisoners of Conciergerie

season 2 1964 - 1956

Planet of Giants

Dangerous Journey

Crisis

World's End

The Daleks

Day of Reckoning

The End of Tomorrow

The Waking Ally

Flashpoint

The Powerful Enemy

Desperate Measures

The Slave Traders

All Roads Lead to Rome

Conspiracy

Inferno

The Web Planet

The Zarbi

Escape to Danger

Crater of Needles

Invasion

The Centre

The Lion

The Knight of Jaffa

The Wheel of Fortune

The Warlords

The Space Museum

The Dimensions of Time

The Search

The Final Phase

The Executioners

The Death of Time

Flight Through Eternity

Journey into Terror

The Death of Doctor Who

The Planet of Decision

The Watcher

The Meddling Monk

A Battle of Wits

Checkmate

Season 3 (1965-1966)

Four Hundred Dawns

Trap of Steel

Airlock

The Exploding Planet

Mission to the Unknown

Temple of Secrets

Small Prophet, Quick Return

Death of a Spy

Horse of Destruction

The Nightmare Begins

Day of Armageddon

Devil's Planet

The Traitors

Counter Plot

Coronas of the Sun

The Feast of Steven

Volcano

Golden Death

Escape Switch

The Abandoned Planet

Destruction of Time

War of God

The Sea Beggar

Priest of Death

Bell of Doom

The Steel Sky

The Plague

The Return

The Bomb

The Celestial Toyroom

The Hall of Dolls

The Dancing Floor

The Final Test

A Holiday for the Doctor

Don't Shoot the Pianist

Johnny Ringo

The OK Corral

The Savages

The War Machines

Season 4 (1966-67)

The Smugglers

The Tenth Planet

The Power of the Daleks

The Highlanders

The Underwater Menace

The Moonbase

The Macra Terror

The Faceless Ones

The Evil of the Daleks

Season 5 (1967-68)

The Tomb of the Cybermen

The Abominable Snowmen

The Ice Warriors

The Enemy of the World

The Web of Fear

Fury from the Deep

The Wheel in Space

Season 6 (1968-69)

The Dominators

The Mind Robber

The Invasion

The Krotons

The Seeds of Death

The Space Pirates

The War Games

Season 7 (1970)

Spearhead from Space

Doctor Who and the Silurians

The Ambassadors of Death

Inferno

Season 8 (1971)

Terror of the Autons

The Mind of Evil

The Claws of Axos

Colony in Space

The Dæmons

Season 9 (1972)

Day of the Daleks

The Curse of Peladon

The Sea Devils

The Mutants

The Time Monster

Season 10 (1972-1973)

The Three Doctors

Carnival of Monsters

Frontier in Space

Planet of the Daleks

The Green Death

Season 11 (1973-74)

The Time Warrior

Invasion of the Dinosaurs

Death to the Daleks

The Monster of Peladon

Planet of the Spiders

Season 12 (1974-75)

Terror of the Zygons

Planet of Evil

Pyramids of Mars

The Android Invasion

The Brain of Morbius

The Seeds of Doom

Season 14 (1976-77)

The Masque of Mandragora

The Hand of Fear

The Deadly Assassin

The Face of Evil

The Robots of Death

The Talons of Weng-Chiang

Season 15 (1977-78)

Horror of Fang Rock

The Invisible Enemy

Image of the Fendahl

The Sun Makers

Underworld

The Invasion of Time

Season 16 (1978-79)

The Ribos Operation

The Pirate Planet

The Stones of Blood

The Androids of Tara

The Power of Kroll

The Armageddon Factor

Season 17 (1979-1980)

Destiny of the Daleks

City of Death

The Creature from the Pit

Nightmare of Eden

The Horns of Nimon

Shada

Season 18 (1980-81)

The Leisure Hive

Meglos

Full Circle

State of Decay

Warriors' Gate

The Keeper of Traken

Logopolis

Season 19 (1982)

Castrovalva

Four to Doomsday

Kinda

The Visitation

Black Orchid

Earthshock

Time-Flight

Season 20 (1983)

Arc of Infinity

Snakedance

Mawdryn Undead

Terminus

Enlightenment

The King's Demons

Special (1983)

The Five Doctors

Season 21 (1984)

Warriors of the Deep

The Awakening

Frontios

Resurrection of the Daleks

Planet of Fire

The Caves of Androzani

The Twin Dilemma

Season 22 (1985)

Attack of the Cybermen

Vengeance on Varos

The Mark of the Rani

The Two Doctors

Timelash

Revelation of the Daleks

Season 23 (1986)

The Mysterious Planet

Mindwarp

Terror of the Vervoids

The Ultimate Foe

Season 24 (1987)

Time and the Rani

The Happiness Patrol

Silver Nemesis

The Greatest Show in the Galaxy

Season 26 (1989)

Battlefield

Ghost Light

The Curse of Fenric

Survival

Television movie (1996)

Doctor Who.

The Relaunch under BBc Wales

Series 1 (2005)

Rose

The End of the World

The Unquiet Dead

Aliens of London

World War Three

Dalek

The Long Game

Father's Day

The Empty Child

The Doctor Dances

Boom Town

Bad Wolf

The Parting of the Ways

Specials (2005)

Doctor Who: Children in Need

The Christmas Invasion

Series 2 (2006)

New Earth

Tooth and Claw

School Reunion

The Girl in the Fireplace

Rise of the Cybermen

The Age of Steel

The Idiot's Lantern

The Impossible Planet

The Satan Pit

Love & Monsters

Fear Her

Army of Ghosts

Doomsday

Special (2006)

The Runaway Bride

Series 3 (2007)

Smith and Jones

The Shakespeare Code

Gridlock

Daleks in Manhattan

Evolution of the Daleks

The Lazarus Experiment

42

Human Nature

The Family of Blood

Blink

Utopia

The Sound of Drums

Last of the Time Lords

Specials (2007)

Time Crash

Voyage of the Damned

Series 4 (2008)

Partners in Crime

The Fires of Pompeii

Planet of the Ood

The Sontaran Stratagem

The Poison Sky

The Doctor's Daughter

The Unicorn and the Wasp

Silence in the Library

Forest of the Dead

Midnight

Turn Left

The Stolen Earth

Journey's End

Specials (2008-2010)

The Next Doctor

Planet of the Dead

The Waters of Mars

The End of Time

Series 5 (2010)

The Eleventh Hour

The Beast Below

Victory of the Daleks

The Time of Angels

Flesh and Stone

The Vampires of Venice

Amy's Choice

The Hungry Earth

Cold Blood

Vincent and the Doctor

The Lodger

The Pandorica Opens

The Big Bang

Specials (2010-2011)

A Christmas Carol

Space and Time

Series 6 (2011)

The Impossible Astronaut

Day of the Moon

The Curse of the Black Spot

The Doctor's Wife

The Rebel Flesh

The Almost People

A Good Man Goes to War

Let's Kill Hitler

Night Terrors

A Good Man Goes to War

To be seen September 2011

Let's Kill Hitler

Paul McGann played the 8th Doctor in a TV movie in 1996. He was only the Doctor for the one time.

The Doctor in the future, went back to the Roman time using the transporter that River left behind to give Rory his Sonic Screwdriver. By giving him the sonic screwdriver, he told Rory to go and open the Pandorica with it. He did, and the Doctor found out that he had indeed come from the future, exclaiming "Oh good, I have a future." Rory then, told by the future doctor who wears a Fez and holds a Mop from some musuem, puts the screwdriver into Amy's coat pocket. The Future doctor then finds it in Future amy's pocket.

Only four people know how to do that- The Doctor himself, his evil opposite number The Master (the only known other surviving Time Lord to date), Captain Jack Harkness from Torchwood, and The Doctor's daughter River Song. His companions know how to work some of it, but fall way short of being able to pilot it themselves. The TARDIS is also itself a sentient machine with organic origins, and can to some extent think for and fly itself.

The 9th Doctor's (Christopher Eccleston) companion was mainly Rose Tyler, but he also traveled with Jack Harkness, and Adam Mitchell - but sent him back home when he greedily had an infospike put in his head in an attempt to gain knowledge of future, being the only companion to last only one trip with the Doctor, and never be seen again. Rose was sent to a parallel universe, but still eventually came back, and even though Jack died in the last episode of series 1, he was brough back to life, after Rose had looked into time itself and had the ability to do so, and when she did that, Jack was no longer able to die, and is why he was able to return throughout the series.