Our buddy the physician may continually jump from days gone by to the present and back again to the near future, but he’s hardly ever really gone apart. Since 1963 he has already established a massive impact on our popular culture – as this second level of rare material illustrates. Doctor Who has long been a favourite source of inspiration for humor shows like the Mary Whitehouse Experience, I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue and Dead Ringers. It has also provided an countless way to obtain features for programmes such as for example about Doctor Who ON THE BBC: Quantity 1: 30 Years And Beyond Nationwide, Pebble Mill at One, Woman’s Hour and Talkback. All of these and even more are featured here. We listen to from no less than seven from the first eight actors to try out the Doctor on Television: Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Tom Baker, Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy and Paul McGann all discuss what it’s like to enjoy the part, and the result it has already established on their lives. The Doctor’s companions will also be well highlighted, with Elisabeth Sladen, Louise Jameson, Matthew Waterhouse and John Leeson popping up in interviews recorded during their time on the program. The problem of violence in Doctor Who’s discussed by manufacturer John Nathan-Turner, article writer Kit Pedler and some extremely angry parents; director Paul Joyce takes us behind the moments within the series; and there’s various news items approximately the Doctor’s many results since 1989. Therefore hold on to your hats – the most recent journey starts here!