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Talking Doctor Who
Overview
As part of the sixtieth anniversary celebrations of Doctor Who, David Tennant time-travels back through the BBC archives to tell the story of the Doctor’s classic era.
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Cast
David Tennant
Self - Presenter
William Hartnell
Self / The Doctor (1) (archive footage)
Patrick Troughton
Self / The Doctor (2) (archive footage)
Jon Pertwee
Self / The Doctor (3) (archive footage)
Tom Baker
Self / The Doctor (4) (archive footage)
Peter Davison
Self / The Doctor (5) (archive footage)
Colin Baker
Self / The Doctor (6) (archive footage)
Sylvester McCoy
Self / The Doctor (7) (archive footage)
Paul McGann
Self / The Doctor (8) (archive footage)
Peter Purves
Self (archive footage)
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