Seventh Doctor Vs Third Doctor : Which Doctor Who Character Remains On Top Form?

In particular there is a great, spectacular stunt when an auton is knocked down and falls dramatically, careering down a huge slope, apparently to its death, only to just get straight back up.jon pertwee remains on top form along with an excellent guest cast and all the regulars do well although it is sad that the character of the doctor's 'assistant' liz shaw is replaced. her replacement character jo grant goes on to be a very endearing character but liz shaw was the better companion for the doctor in my opinion with a strong intellect as well as bravery. the addition of captain mike yates is great but perhaps they transferred the strength and intelligence of liz shaw onto yates and passed the glamour and warmth of liz onto jo grant.

It is quite possible that on their planet (as in some earthly societies) promotions are made on the basis of social status rather than age, experience or ability. together with jon pertwee's third doctor, tom baker's fourth doctor was the incarnation with whom i was most familiar during my childhood. both played the character as an eccentric english gentleman, but pertwee (perhaps taking his cue from peter cushing's "unofficial" doctor of the two spin-off feature films from the mid-sixties) stresses his gentlemanliness, whereas baker places greater stress on his eccentricity, possibly influenced by patrick troughton's second doctor.

It is quite possible that on their planet (as in some earthly societies) promotions are made on the basis of social status rather than age, experience or ability. together with jon pertwee's third doctor, tom baker's fourth doctor was the incarnation with whom i was most familiar during my childhood. both played the character as an eccentric english gentleman, but pertwee (perhaps taking his cue from peter cushing's "unofficial" doctor of the two spin-off feature films from the mid-sixties) stresses his gentlemanliness, whereas baker places greater stress on his eccentricity, possibly influenced by patrick troughton's second doctor.

Segal agreed, and sylvester mccoy appeared briefly at the beginning of the film, before "regenerating" into the eighth doctor as played by paul mcgann. mcgann had been segal's first choice for the part, although both the actor himself and the fox network had not initially been keen. segal later claimed that the bbc's executive producer on the project, jo wright, had wanted the role of the "previous doctor" to be played by tom baker, as it was felt he was regarded as the definitive doctor by the british public and mccoy's tenure had not been as popular, but she backed down when segal explained how this went against the continuity of the programme.

When i saw this the first time staying at my nans on w i instantly was drawn to the tv and watched it it was awesome paul did a awesome job as the eighth doctor from sylvester mccoy who played the seventh doctor and when 7 regenerated to 8 the effect made it more creepy in a way made me watch all of the movie its just so good there are some faults but overall its a fantastic move.

As children, a school bully attempted to drown the master but was killed by the doctor in defence. unable to cope with the guilt and grief, the young doctor made a deal with death to take away his pain, inadvertently transferring the memories and guilt of the murder to the master. in the main plot, the seventh doctor (sylvester mccoy) has made another deal with death to remove the master's memory and let him live in peace for ten years, in exchange for the master then becoming death's champion.