List of actors who have played the Doctor

Since the beginning of the British science fiction television series Doctor Who in 1963, many actors have played the title character of the Doctor on television and in various BBC-licensed spin-offs on television, stage, radio, film, audio plays and webcasts. The character's ability to periodically regenerate appearance and personality has facilitated the ability of new actors to take over the role – in official and unofficial productions – while in most cases maintaining continuity with the television series.

This list does not include Doctors who have appeared in fan films or amateur stage shows and audios, nor does it include rare occasions where a companion or other character has impersonated the Doctor (such as Mawdryn in the television serial Mawdryn Undead (1983) or Clara Oswald in the episode "Death in Heaven" (2014)).

The incumbent is Jodie Whittaker, who succeeded Peter Capaldi in the role at the conclusion of the 2017 Christmas special.[1]

Television

Series leads

Actor (role)	Tenure	First regular appearance	Last regular appearance
William Hartnell (First Doctor)	23 November 1963 – 29 October 1966 (2 years, 11 months and 6 days)	An Unearthly Child "An Unearthly Child"	The Tenth Planet Episode 4
William Hartnell also played the Doctor in an initial version of An Unearthly Child. This was the first attempt at the first episode of the original series, filmed in September 1963 and first released on The Hartnell Years VHS in 1990. Other First Doctor appearances (click the "Show" tab on the right) Television: The Three Doctors – 30 December 1972 – 20 January 1973
Patrick Troughton (Second Doctor)	29 October 1966 – 21 June 1969 (2 years, 7 months, 3 weeks and 2 days)	The Power of the Daleks Episode One	The War Games Episode Ten
Other Second Doctor appearances Television: Viewer advisory announcement for The Web of Fear – 27 January 1968[Note 1] Television: The Three Doctors – 30 December 1972 – 20 January 1973 Television: The Five Doctors – 23 November 1983 Television: The Two Doctors – 16 February – 2 March 1985
Jon Pertwee (Third Doctor)	3 January 1970 – 8 June 1974 (4 years, 5 months and 5 days)	Spearhead from Space Episode One	Planet of the Spiders Part Six
Other Third Doctor appearances Television: Trailer for The Ambassadors of Death – 1970 Stage: Glorious Goodwood – 18 May 1974 (audio recording) Stage: Seven Keys to Doomsday (filmed regeneration sequence) – 16 December 1974 – 7 January 1975 Commercial: Zanussi: The Appliance of Science – c. 1981 Television: The Five Doctors – 23 November 1983 Stage: Doctor Who – The Ultimate Adventure – 23 March – 3 June 1989 Radio: The Paradise of Death – 27 August – 24 September 1993 Television: Dimensions in Time – 26–27 November 1993 Radio: The Skivers (appeared as the Doctor in three sketches) – 23 February 1995 Fan film: Devious – post-regeneration sequence filmed in 1995 (this recording of Pertwee was also used in the Big Finish audio drama Zagreus) Radio: The Ghosts of N-Space – 20 January – 24 February 1996 Commercial: Vodafone – 1996 Television: Surprise Surprise: episode 13×04 – 21 April 1996 (appeared in-character)
Tom Baker (Fourth Doctor)	8 June 1974 – 21 March 1981 (6 years, 9 months, 1 week and 6 days)	Robot Part One	Logopolis Part Four
Tom Baker appeared as the Curator in "The Day of the Doctor" (2013). It was implied that he was a future incarnation of the Doctor revisiting "a few of the old favourites" of his past faces, and who had retired from adventuring and was now the curator of the National Gallery in London.[2] Other Fourth Doctor appearances Television: Disney Time – 25 August 1975 LP: The Pescatons – July 1976 Radio: Exploration Earth, Episode 3: "The Time Machine" – 4 October 1976 Stage: Blackpool Exhibition video skit – 1976 Television: Christmas sketch – December 1978 Television commercial: Doctor Who Season 17 Trailer – August 1979[3] LP: Genesis of the Daleks – October 1979 (audio version of serial with new narration performed in-character) Television commercials: Keep Australia Beautiful – 1979 Television commercials: Prime Computers – 1979–1980 Television: Shada – July 1992 Cassette: The Evil of the Daleks – 6 July 1992 (audio version of serial with new narration performed in-character) Cassette: The Power of the Daleks – 2 August 1993 (audio version of serial with new narration performed in-character) Cassette: Fury from the Deep – 4 October 1993 (audio version of serial with new narration performed in-character)[4] Television: Dimensions in Time – 26–27 November 1993 Television commercials: New Zealand Superannuation Services – 10 February 1997 Computer game: Destiny of the Doctors – 5 December 1997 Television: Doctor Who Night – 13 November 1999 (in character as a Doctor, after Paul McGann) Audio: Hornet's Nest – 3 September 2009 – 3 December 2009 Audio: Demon Quest – 2 September 2010 – 2 December 2010 Audio: Serpent Crest – 8 September 2011 – 8 December 2011 Audio: Big Finish Productions – 9 January 2012 onwards (first story Destination Nerva) Television: Shada – 24 November 2017
Peter Davison (Fifth Doctor)	21 March 1981 – 16 March 1984 (2 years, 11 months, 3 weeks and 3 days)	Castrovalva Part One	The Caves of Androzani Part Four
Other Fifth Doctor appearances Television: Dimensions in Time – 26–27 November 1993 Computer game: Destiny of the Doctors – 5 December 1997 Audio: Big Finish Productions – 19 July 1999 onwards (first story The Sirens of Time) Television: Children in Need special episode, "Time Crash" – 16 November 2007 Stage: The Muppets Take the O2: "Mirthshock" – 14 July 2018[5]
Colin Baker (Sixth Doctor)	16 March 1984 – 6 December 1986 (2 years, 8 months, 2 weeks and 6 days)	The Twin Dilemma Part One	The Ultimate Foe Part Two
Other Sixth Doctor appearances Television: Jim'll Fix It – A Fix with Sontarans – 23 February 1985 Radio: Slipback – 25 July – 22 August 1985 Stage: Doctor Who – The Ultimate Adventure – 5 June – 19 August 1989 Television: Dimensions in Time – 26–27 November 1993 Computer game: Destiny of the Doctors – 5 December 1997 Audio: Out of the Darkness – November 1998 Audio: Big Finish Productions – 19 July 1999 onwards (first story The Sirens of Time) Web: Real Time – 2 August – 6 September 2002
Sylvester McCoy (Seventh Doctor)	7 September 1987 – 6 December 1989 (2 years, 2 months, 4 weeks and 1 day)	Time and the Rani Part One	Doctor Who
Sylvester McCoy also briefly played the Sixth Doctor in Time and the Rani, during the regeneration scene, wearing a curly blond wig. Other Seventh Doctor appearances Television: Search Out Science – Search Out Space – 21 November 1990 Pinball machine: Doctor Who – September 1992 Television: Dimensions in Time – 26–27 November 1993 Computer game: Destiny of the Doctors – 5 December 1997 Audio: Big Finish Productions – 19 July 1999 onwards (first story The Sirens of Time) Web: Death Comes to Time – 12 July 2001 – 30 May 2002
Paul McGann (Eighth Doctor)	27 May 1996	Doctor Who (TV-movie)
Other Eighth Doctor appearances Audio: Earth and Beyond – September 1998 Audio: Big Finish Productions – 22 January 2001 onwards (first story Storm Warning) Web: Shada – 2 May – 6 June 2003 Radio: BBC7 plays – 31 December 2006 – 18 February 2007 (first story Blood of the Daleks Part 1, last story Human Resources Part 2) Web and Television: "The Night of the Doctor" (mini-episode prequel to "The Day of the Doctor") – 14 November 2013 (via BBC red button service 16 November 2013 – 23 November 2013)[6]
Christopher Eccleston (Ninth Doctor)	26 March 2005 – 18 June 2005 (2 months, 3 weeks and 2 days)	"Rose"	"The Parting of the Ways"
Other Ninth Doctor appearances Television commercial: Doctor Who (series 1) "A trip of a lifetime" – 15 March 2005[7] Video: "Dr. Who Proposal" – 21 April 2014[8] Video: "Video message from Christopher Eccleston to #drwhodaniel" – 14 December 2015[9] Video: "Christopher Eccleston reprises Doctor Who role to wish Blaine & Liam well on their wedding day." – 9 September 2018[10]
David Tennant (Tenth Doctor)	18 June 2005 – 1 January 2010 (4 years, 6 months and 2 weeks)	"The Christmas Invasion"	"The End of Time" Part Two
David Tennant also played the Doctor's half-human clone in "Journey's End" – 5 July 2008 Other Tenth Doctor appearances Television: Children in Need special – 18 November 2005 Interactive game: "Attack of the Graske" – 25 December 2005 Television commercial: Doctor Who (series 2) Trailer – 1 April 2006[11] Television: The Infinite Quest – 2 April – 30 June 2007 Television: Children in Need special episode, "Time Crash" – 16 November 2007 Television: Extras episode, "The Extra Special Series Finale" – 16 December 2007 Television Commercial: Doctor Who (series 4) Trailer – 2008 Stage/Radio: "Music of the Spheres" – 27 July 2008 Television: The Sarah Jane Adventures serial, The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith – 29 and 30 October 2009 Red Button Service/Television: Dreamland – 21–26 November 2009 Television commercials: BBC One 2009 Christmas ident – 2 December 2009 Film: "The Day of the Doctor" cinema introduction – 23 November 2013 Television: "The Day of the Doctor" – 23 November 2013 Audio: Big Finish Productions – 16 May 2016 onwards (first story Technophobia) Television: Family Guy episode "Inside Family Guy" – 23 October 2016 Web: Video message for Gary Russell – 28 January 2018, filmed in 2014 Stage: The Muppets Take the O2: "The Stolen Mirth" – 13 July 2018[5]
Matt Smith (Eleventh Doctor)	1 January 2010 – 25 December 2013 (3 years, 11 months, 3 weeks and 3 days)	"The Eleventh Hour"	"The Time of the Doctor"
Other Eleventh Doctor appearances Online/Television commercial: Doctor Who (series 5) "3D Vortex" trailer – 20 February 2010 Television commercial: ABC1 (Australia) coming up next spot – 18 April 2010 Video games: "Doctor Who: The Adventure Games" – 5 June 2010 – 31 October 2011 (first story City of the Daleks, last story The Gunpowder Plot) Stage/Radio: Doctor Who Prom – 24–25 July 2010 Stage/Arena: Doctor Who Live (filmed sequences) – 8 October – 7 November 2010 Television: The Sarah Jane Adventures serial Death of the Doctor – 25 and 26 October 2010 DVD Extras: Meanwhile in the TARDIS (two scenes set between The Eleventh Hour & The Beast Below and "Flesh and Stone" & "The Vampires of Venice" included in the Complete Fifth Series box set) – 8 November 2010 Video game: Nintendo DS Evacuation Earth – 12 November 2010 Video game: Nintendo Wii Return to Earth – 19 November 2010 Video game: iPod The Mazes of Time – 16 December 2010 Television/online commercial: BBC America Series 6 Promo – 25 December 2010 Television: ITV1 16th National Television Awards opening scene – 26 January 2011 Exhibition/3D Video: Doctor Who Experience (filmed 3D sequences) – 20 February 2011 Television: Comic Relief special episodes "Space" and "Time" – 18 March 2011 Stage: The Crash of the Elysium (filmed sequences) – 1–17 July 2011 (appeared live in character on 16 July 2011) Web: "Let's Kill Hitler" Prequel – 15 August 2011 Television: Doctor Who Confidential: "Death Is the Only Answer" – 1 October 2011 Children in Need auction promotional video – 18 November 2011 DVD Extras: Night and the Doctor, five mini-episodes included in the Complete Sixth Series box set – 21 November 2011 Web: "The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe" prequel – 6 December 2011 Web: Promotion for Blue Peter-sponsored Script to Screen competition – 12 January 2012 Video game: PlayStation Network The Eternity Clock – May 2012 Television: Blue Peter special mini-episode, "Good as Gold" – 24 May 2012 Web: Pond Life five-part prequel – 27–31 August 2012 Web: "Asylum of the Daleks" prequel – 2 September 2012 Television: Children in Need The Great Detective – 16 November 2012 Television commercial: It's Showtime! with Rob Brydon (Episode Two trailer) – 11 December 2012[12] Television: Red Nose Day 2013: Call the Midwife: One Born Every Minute – 15 March 2013 Web and Television: "The Bells of Saint John": A Prequel – 22 March 2013 Television: BAFTA Doctor Who 50th anniversary tribute message – 12 May 2013[13] Web and Television: She Said, He Said: A Prequel – 11 May 2013 Stage/Radio: Doctor Who Prom – 13–14 July 2013 Television commercial: The Day of the Doctor trailer – 19 October 2013[14] DVD Extras: The Inforarium and Rain Gods, two of three special scenes included in the Complete Seventh Series Box Set – 28 October 2013 Online advertising: #SaveTheDay marketing campaign – 7 November 2013[15] Television commercial: "The Day of the Doctor" BBC One ident interruption: The Clock's Ticking – 10 November 2013[16] Television commercial: "The Day of the Doctor" BBC One ident interruption: It's all been leading... – 11 November 2013[17] Television: The Science of Doctor Who – 14 November 2013[18] Television: Doctor Who: The Ultimate Guide – 18 November 2013[19] Television: An Adventure in Space and Time (cameo) – 21 November 2013 Television commercial: The Day of the Doctor BBC One ident interruption: "The moment is here." – 23 November 2013 Film: "The Day of the Doctor" cinema introduction – 23 November 2013 Television: "Deep Breath" – 23 August 2014
Peter Capaldi (Twelfth Doctor)	25 December 2013 – 25 December 2017 (4 years)	"Deep Breath"	"Twice Upon a Time"
Peter Capaldi previously appeared on Doctor Who playing a different character in the Tenth Doctor's episode "The Fires of Pompeii" and in the spin-off Torchwood as John Frobisher. Other Twelfth Doctor appearances Television: "The Day of the Doctor" (cameo) – 23 November 2013 Online game: The Doctor and the Dalek – 22 October 2014 Exhibition/3D Video: Doctor Who Experience (filmed 3D sequences) – 24 October 2014 Video: "From The Doctor to my son Thomas" – 6 November 2014 Web: "The Magician's Apprentice" prologue – 11 September 2015 Web: "Home Invasion" – 30 November 2015 Cinema: "The Doctor’s Meditation" – 15 September 2015 Video game: PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Wii U, Xbox 360, Xbox One: Lego Dimensions – 27 September 2015 Television commercial: Sprout Boy meets a galaxy of stars (voice) – 1 December 2015[20] Television: "Friend from the Future" – 23 April 2016 Television: Class episode "For Tonight We Might Die" – 22 October 2016 Television: Children in Need Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them sketch – 18 November 2016
Jodie Whittaker (Thirteenth Doctor)	25 December 2017 – present (3 years, 1 month and 1 week)	"The Woman Who Fell to Earth"	N/A
Other Thirteenth Doctor appearances Escape room: Worlds Collide – 16 January 2019 Video game: The Runaway – 16 May 2019 Video game: The Edge of Time – 12 November 2019 Escape room: A Dalek Awakens – 9 March 2020 Web: Message from the Doctor – 25 March 2020 Web: United we stand, 2m apart – 8 April 2020

Other

Actor	Title	Dates	Role
Christopher Barry	The Brain of Morbius	24 January 1976	Past Doctors seen during the Fourth Doctor's mind-bending battle against Morbius
Robert Banks Stewart
Christopher Baker
Philip Hinchcliffe
Douglas Camfield
Graeme Harper
Robert Holmes
George Gallaccio
Adrian Gibbs	Logopolis	28 February – 21 March 1981	The Watcher[Note 2]
Richard Hurndall	The Five Doctors	23 November 1983	Hurndall replaced Hartnell, who had died in 1975, as the First Doctor for the programme's 20th anniversary special.
Michael Jayston	The Trial of a Time Lord	6 September – 6 December 1986	The Valeyard, an evil version of the Doctor, an amalgamation of the Doctor's darker sides from between his twelfth and final incarnations
Geoffrey Hughes	The Ultimate Foe	29 November – 6 December 1986	Mr Popplewick, a matrix projection of the Valeyard
Toby Jones	"Amy's Choice"	15 May 2010	The Dream Lord, a darker, psychic manifestation of the Doctor
John Hurt	"The Name of the Doctor"	18 May 2013	The Doctor's incarnation known as the War Doctor,[21] whose actions in the Time War were so drastic that he deemed himself unworthy of the name "Doctor". The other Doctors said in "The Day of the Doctor" "you were the Doctor more than anybody else" and "you were the Doctor on the day it wasn't possible to get it right".
	"The Night of the Doctor"	14 November 2013
	"The Day of the Doctor"	23 November 2013
John Guilor	Planet of Giants DVD	20 August 2012	Re-dubbed voice work in the reconstruction of the original third and fourth episodes
John Guilor	"The Day of the Doctor"	23 November 2013	Vocal cameo
Michael Jones	"Listen"	13 September 2014	The First Doctor as a child; uncredited[22]
David Bradley	"The Doctor Falls"	1 July 2017	Similarly to Hurndall, Bradley replaced Hartnell as the First Doctor, who had died 42 years previously. Bradley also portrayed Hartnell in the docudrama An Adventure in Space and Time (2013).
David Bradley	"Twice Upon a Time"	25 December 2017
Jo Martin	"Fugitive of the Judoon"	26 January 2020	Previously unseen incarnation known as the Fugitive Doctor[23]
Jo Martin	"The Timeless Children"	1 March 2020
Evan McCabe	"Ascension of the Cybermen" / "The Timeless Children"	23 February – 1 March 2020	Brendan, a decoy Matrix construct used to conceal records of the Timeless Child. Brendan is also portrayed as a child and an old man by other, uncredited actors.
Grace Nettle[24]	"The Timeless Children"	1 March 2020	An incarnation of the Timeless Child
Leo Tang[25]			An incarnation of the Timeless Child
Jesse Deyi[26]			An incarnation of the Timeless Child, and the one who joined the Division

Film

Actor	Title	Dates	Role
Peter Cushing	Dr. Who and the Daleks	23 August 1965	Dr. Who
Peter Cushing	Daleks – Invasion Earth: 2150 A.D.	5 August 1966	Dr. Who

Webcast

Actor	Title	Dates	Role
Richard E. Grant	Scream of the Shalka	13 November – 18 December 2003	A previously official Ninth Doctor prior to the programme's 2005 revival
David Bradley	Doctors Assemble![27]	23 May 2020	The First Doctor
Chris Walker-Thomson			The Second Doctor
Jon Culshaw			The Third, Fourth, and Fifth Doctors
Angus Villiers-Stuart			The Sixth and Eighth Doctors
Wink Taylor			The Seventh Doctor
Jonathon Carley			The War and Twelfth Doctors
Pete Walsh			The Ninth Doctor
Elliott Crossley			The Tenth Doctor
Jacob Dudman			The Eleventh Doctor
Debra Stephenson			The Thirteenth Doctor

Theatre

Actor	Title	Dates	Role
Trevor Martin	The Seven Keys to Doomsday	16 December 1974 – 7 January 1975	Alternative Fourth Doctor (shown on stage to be regenerated from the Third Doctor)[Note 3]
Michael Sagar	The Seven Keys to Doomsday	24 November – 8 December 1984	The Doctor[Note 4][28]
David Banks	Doctor Who – The Ultimate Adventure	29 April 1989	The Doctor (understudy for Jon Pertwee; performed as the Doctor for two performances when Pertwee fell ill)

Audio

Actor	Title	Dates	Role
Michael Jayston	He Jests at Scars...	September 2003	The Valeyard (alternate reality version)
	Trial of the Valeyard	17 December 2013	The Valeyard
	The Sixth Doctor: The Last Adventure	17 August 2015
	Bernice Summerfield: The Story So Far: Volume Two	25 September 2018
	The Eighth Doctor: The Time War: Volume Three	13 August 2019
Geoffrey Bayldon	Auld Mortality	May 2003	Alternative Doctor
Geoffrey Bayldon	A Storm of Angels	January 2005	Alternative Doctor
David Warner	Sympathy for the Devil	June 2003	Alternative Doctor
	Masters of War	December 2008
	The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield. Volume Three: The Unbound Universe	24 August 2016
	The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield. Volume Four: Ruler of the Universe	20 September 2017
	Bernice Summerfield: The Story So Far: Volume Two	25 September 2018
	The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield. Volume Five: Buried Memories	10 September 2019
	The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield. Volume Six: Lost in Translation	9 September 2020
David Collings	Full Fathom Five	August 2003	Alternative Doctor
Ian Brooker	Full Fathom Five	August 2003	Alternative Doctor (uncredited)
Arabella Weir	Exile	September 2003	Alternative Doctor
Nicholas Briggs	Exile	September 2003	The previous incarnation of Arabella Weir's Doctor.[Note 5]
	The Seven Keys to Doomsday	23 October 2008	The Third Doctor
	The Ninth Doctor Chronicles	May 2017	The Ninth Doctor
Joe Bassett	Master	October 2003	Child version of the First Doctor heard briefly in a flashback; credited only as "Child".
Jon Culshaw	The Kingmaker	April 2006	The Fourth Doctor[Note 6]
Peter Purves	The Early Adventures	December 2014 -	The First Doctor
Frazer Hines	The Jigsaw War	May 2012	The Second Doctor The Second Doctor in Jamie's body (The Jigsaw War)
	The Lost Stories	December 2010 - November 2013
	The Light at the End	23 October 2013
	The Early Adventures	September 2015 -
Trevor Martin	The Seven Keys to Doomsday	23 October 2008	Alternative Fourth Doctor
William Russell	The Lost Stories	November 2010 - September 2013	The First Doctor
	The Light at the End	23 October 2013
	The Early Adventures	October 2014 - October 2016
India Fisher	Solitaire	June 2010	The Eighth Doctor speaking through Charley Pollard
David Troughton	Serpent Crest: The Hexford Invasion/Survivors in Space	December 2011	Clone of the Second Doctor
Terry Molloy	The Curse of Davros	January 2012	The Sixth Doctor in the body of Davros
Melvyn Hayes	The Scorchies	7 March 2013	The Third Doctor in Professor Baffle's body
Damian Lynch	Ghost in the Machine	October 2013	The Third Doctor in Benjamin Chikoto's voice
Katy Manning	Ghost in the Machine	October 2013	The Third Doctor in Jo's body
Tim Treloar	The Light at the End	23 October 2013	The Third Doctor
	The Third Doctor Adventures	September 2015 -
	The Legacy of Time	17 July 2019
	The Diary of River Song: Series 6	27 August 2019	The Third Doctor (cameo)
John Banks	Trial of the Valeyard	December 2013	The Hermit / The Thirteenth Doctor (a disguise used by the Valeyard)
Nicola Bryant	The Widow's Assassin	30 October 2014	The Sixth Doctor in Peri's body
Anthony Howell	The End of the Line	August 2015	Tim Hope (a disguise used by the Valeyard)
Liz White	The Brink of Death	August 2015	Genesta (a disguise used by the Valeyard)
John Hurt	The War Doctor series	December 2015 - February 2017	The War Doctor
David Bradley	The First Doctor Adventures	December 2017 -	The First Doctor
	The Legacy of Time	17 July 2019	The First Doctor (cameo)
	The Diary of River Song: Series 6	27 August 2019	The First Doctor (cameo)
Jacob Dudman	The Tenth Doctor Chronicles	April 2018	The Tenth Doctor
	The Eleventh Doctor Chronicles	August 2018	The Eleventh Doctor
	The Twelfth Doctor Chronicles	February 2020	The Twelfth Doctor
	Short Trips: Regeneration Impossible	May 2020	The Twelfth/Eleventh Doctor
Derek Jacobi	Deadline	September 2003	The First Doctor (as imagined by Martin Bannister)
Derek Jacobi	The War Master: Hearts of Darkness	October 2020	The Eighth Doctor in The Master's body

Official parodies

Actor	Title	Dates	Role
Rowan Atkinson	The Curse of Fatal Death	12 March 1999	The Doctor
Richard E. Grant			The Quite Handsome Doctor
Jim Broadbent			The Shy Doctor
Hugh Grant			The Handsome Doctor
Joanna Lumley			The Female Doctor[Note 7]
Mark Gatiss	The Web of Caves	13 November 1999	The Doctor

Notes

This trailer was shown at the end of The Enemy of the World Episode 6, with the Doctor advising younger viewers that the Yeti would be appearing in the next adventure, and would be a little more frightening than their last encounter (The Abominable Snowmen), and if their mummy and daddy were scared to "just get them to hold your hand".
Nyssa comments, "He was the Doctor all the time."
At the beginning of the play Martin acted as Jon Pertwee with his face covered and then regenerated.
Porirua Little Theatre production, directed by Brian Hudson. This New Zealand production had approval from writer Terrance Dicks, the BBC (for the use of the Doctor), and Terry Nation (for the use of the Daleks) and did not include a regeneration sequence
Briggs had previously played the Doctor in a series of fan-made audio stories for Audio Visuals, including the original version of Minuet in Hell. He appeared in all but the pilot, in which the Doctor was voiced by Stephen Payne. Brigg's Audio Visuals Doctor was the inspiration for a future incarnation of the Doctor that appeared with the Seventh Doctor and Ace, in the Doctor Who Magazine comic adventure "Party Animals" in issue 173. Brigg’s future Doctor made a reappearance in the fourth part of the DWM comic "The Final Chapter" (issue 265), when the Eighth Doctor regenerates into him. This "Ninth Doctor" was revealed to be Shayde acting undercover for the Eighth Doctor in the next story "Wormwood" (DWM issues 266–271).
Culshaw also impersonated the Fourth Doctor, and currently does Tenth Doctor impressions, in the radio and television series Dead Ringers.
Lumley is the first woman to play the Doctor in an officially licensed production.

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[2] This trailer was shown at the end of The Enemy of the World Episode 6, with the Doctor advising younger viewers that the Yeti would be appearing in the next adventure, and would be a little more frightening than their last encounter (The Abominable Snowmen), and if their mummy and daddy were scared to "just get them to hold your hand".

[22] Nyssa comments, "He was the Doctor all the time."

[30] At the beginning of the play Martin acted as Jon Pertwee with his face covered and then regenerated.

[31] Porirua Little Theatre production, directed by Brian Hudson. This New Zealand production had approval from writer Terrance Dicks, the BBC (for the use of the Doctor), and Terry Nation (for the use of the Daleks) and did not include a regeneration sequence

[33] Briggs had previously played the Doctor in a series of fan-made audio stories for Audio Visuals, including the original version of Minuet in Hell. He appeared in all but the pilot, in which the Doctor was voiced by Stephen Payne. Brigg's Audio Visuals Doctor was the inspiration for a future incarnation of the Doctor that appeared with the Seventh Doctor and Ace, in the Doctor Who Magazine comic adventure "Party Animals" in issue 173. Brigg’s future Doctor made a reappearance in the fourth part of the DWM comic "The Final Chapter" (issue 265), when the Eighth Doctor regenerates into him. This "Ninth Doctor" was revealed to be Shayde acting undercover for the Eighth Doctor in the next story "Wormwood" (DWM issues 266–271).

[34] Culshaw also impersonated the Fourth Doctor, and currently does Tenth Doctor impressions, in the radio and television series Dead Ringers.

[35] Lumley is the first woman to play the Doctor in an officially licensed production.

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[8] "The Doctor Who News Page: First "Proper" Trailer Airs, plus Screen Grabs". Gallifreynewsbase.blogspot.com. 15 March 2005. Retrieved 23 June 2010.

[9] Methven, Nicola (6 February 2015). "Christopher Eccleston plays Doctor Who to help a young couple get engaged". Daily Mirror. Retrieved 3 November 2016.

[10] Jeffery, Morgan (14 December 2015). "Christopher Eccleston plays the ninth Doctor again in a touching video for sick Doctor Who fan". Digital Spy. Retrieved 3 November 2016.

[11] "Christopher Eccleston is back as Doctor Who for fans' wedding video". Radio Times. 10 September 2018. Retrieved 10 September 2018.

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