Doctor Who Collection (#2)

Actor Alan Bennion seen here in make up at the BBC Lime Grove studio being made up as Ice Warrior commander Slaar for the BBC science fiction series Dr Who 1st February 1969

Berry Brow Infant and Nursery School found there was a doctor in the house when they performed a nativity play with a difference

Elisabeth Sladen, Actress, Studio Pix, 18th August 1973

Doctor Who 1967 BBC TV Programme. The story features the return of the Cybermen in episodes titled The Moonbase, first broadcast 11th February to 4th March 1967

Filming of Doctor Who 1967 BBC TV Programme. The story features the return of the Cybermen in episodes titled The Moonbase, first broadcast 11th February to 4th March 1967

Verity Lambert on the set of Doctor Who, where The Beasts from UGH (United Galactic Headquarters) was being filmed. Producer Verity is surrounded by the beasts. 6th August 1965

Various beasts on the set of Doctor Who, where The Beasts from UGH (United Galactic Headquarters) was being filmed. 6th August 1965

Jon Pertwee, Doctor Who (1970e1974), filming scenes for new Doctor Who episodes
Jon Pertwee, Doctor Who (1970Ð1974), filming scenes for new Doctor Who episodes, in Moorgate, London, 23rd September 1973

Verity Lambert on the set of Doctor Who, where The Beasts from UGH (United Galactic Headquarters) was being filmed. Producer Verity is scared by her own creations. 6th August 1965

Photocall to introduce new Doctor, actor Tom Baker - the 4th Doctor - pictured with assistant Sarah Jane Smith played by actress Elisabeth Sladen 15th February 1974

Photocall - Doctor Who, actor Tom Baker - the 4th Doctor - pictured with fellow Time Lord Romana played by actress Sarah Ward a.k.a. Lalla Ward 30th August 1979

Colin Baker, new Doctor Who, the 6th, with actress Nicola Bryant, who will play his - 25th - assistant Peri, photo-call, Thursday 15th March 1984

Doctor Who Photocall to introduce new Doctor, actor Tom Baker - the 4th Doctor. 15th February 1974

War Machines used by intelligent computer, WOTAN, in Doctor Who BBC TV Series, Episodes titled The War Machines. First aired 25th June 1966

Photocall - Doctor Who, actor Tom Baker - the 4th Doctor - pictured with fellow Time Lord Romana played by actress Sarah Ward a.k.a. Lalla Ward 30th August 1979

Photocall for special 90 minute Doctor Who episode titled The Five Doctors, which will celebrate 20 years of the sci fi series, 17th March 1983

Dr Who Monster Competition organised by the BBCs Blue Peter childrens programme at the BBC studio s. Picture shows contestants in the competition. Circa 1967

Planet of Giants is the first serial of the second season in the British science fiction television series Doctor Who, which was first broadcast in three weekly parts from 31 October to 14 November

Doctor Who actor Colin Baker, photocall. 20th October 1986

Doctor Who photocall, new assistant, actress Bonnie Langford. 20th October 1986

Doctor Who actor Colin Baker, photocall with new assistant, actress Bonnie Langford. 20th October 1986

English actor Tom Baker waving from the back of a taxi. October 1980 P003678

Sylvester McCoy, who plays Doctor Who in the television series, pictured with Sophie Aldred who plays his assistant Ace, at a press conference to promote the new series. 12th August 1987. vfr1

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"Doctor Who: A Timeless Journey through Space and Time" Filming started today at Shepperton Studios of the iconic episode "Daleks Invade Earth, " marking yet another thrilling chapter in the Doctor Who series. The beloved Tom Baker, known for his portrayal of the fourth incarnation of The Doctor, graced the set with his undeniable charm and wit. Joining him on this extraordinary adventure were Louise Pajo as Gia Kelly and a fellow talented actress whose name is yet to be confirmed. Alongside them was Jean Marsh, captivating audiences as Sara Kingdom in the 12-part serial "The Daleks. " Their presence added depth and excitement to an already enthralling storyline. Taking us back to where it all began, we caught a glimpse of actor William Hartnell during rehearsals at Television. As the first Doctor, Hartnell's contribution to this timeless saga cannot be overstated. His dedication and talent paved the way for future generations of Doctors who would continue enchanting audiences worldwide. Zienia Merton also made her mark in Doctor Who history as she starred as Chinese bride Ping Cho in episodes that left fans spellbound. Her performance showcased diversity within the show's narrative, highlighting its ability to transcend boundaries both on-screen and off. Returning once again to our screens were the formidable Cybermen, making their chilling comeback in a story that had viewers on edge. This pivotal moment captured hearts across time and space, solidifying Doctor Who's status as one of television's most enduring sci-fi phenomena. As filming commenced at Shepperton Studios for "Daleks Invade Earth, " anticipation soared among fans eagerly awaiting another riveting installment from their favorite Time Lord. With Tom Baker leading an exceptional cast alongside past legends like William Hartnell and Jean Marsh, there is no doubt that this new chapter will captivate audiences just as much as those before it. Step into your TARDIS because it's time for another thrilling adventure with Doctor Who.