Here's an idea for your postings, Mr. Dike - Doctor Who in other media!

From a 2009 episode of 'Shaun The Sheep' entitled 'Party Animals'

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A Fendahleen from the 1977 classic Image of the Fendahl.

Doctor Who over the years: Episode quotes

The Space Museum – Episode 1 – The Space Museum

Ian Chesterton: Doctor?
The Doctor: What is it now, dear boy? Hmm?
Ian Chesterton: We're walking on dust. Several inches think I'd say.
The Doctor: Yes, yes. So it appears. Hmm?
Ian Chesterton: Then why aren't we leaving any footprints?
The Doctor: Yes, that's curious isn't it? Yes. Very curious.

The Space Museum – Episode 2 – The Dimensions Of Time

Ian Chesterton: Doctor, why do you always show the greatest interest in the least important things, eh?
The Doctor: The least important things sometimes, my dear boy, lead to the greatest discoveries.

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The Sontarans, as seen in The Two Doctors (1985)

They look pretty bad, but nowhere near the disasters that appear in The Invasion of Time. I wasn't that big a fan of the Sontaran Experiment design either. The only ones I like are the post 2008 ones and Linx from Time Warrior (the best design and best Sontaran Story.)

Watching the first episode of season 18.

The Leisure Hive (and Season 18 in general) felt like a breath of fresh air after Seasons 15-17. State of Decay is my favourite of the Season.

The Leisure Hive is godawful. So, so boring.

Ach, I've a soft spot for Hive ... I've had the book for years etc ... the reveal :pound: ahem. Rewatch! :nod:

Tom Baker on going to confession when he was a child:

"Oh yes, it was much more dramatic than the humdrum of school or home life. I also gave some of my best performances in confession. I could see the vicar was bored by what I was saying, so I started to make up a few lies. It was a great way of getting attention and as I got older, I kept embellishing my sins until I remember saying to Father Dougan when he asked “Anything else, Thomas?” – “Yes. Murder!” That really got him interested. His hairy ear got right into the grill and he asked, “Murder? How many times?” “Three,” I said. He was quite nice about it. “Three murders since last Wednesday?” he asked. There was a pause. “Anyone we know?” And with the genius of a born liar, I said, “No, father. They came from St Teresa’s parish down the road.” “Oh,” he said, “that’s all right, then.”"

When David Walliams met Doctor Who’s Tom Baker | Radio Times