Feature by WILLIAM FOWLER
He was the Doctor all the time.”
An androgynous figure, whose features appear to be made up of powder, merges with the Fourth Doctor as he lies on the grass, apparently dead. The Watcher entering and fusing with the Doctor in Logopolis (1981) was, in retrospect, a curiously apt occurrence, coming as it did at the end of not just Tom Baker’s reign as arguably the most popular Doctor to date, but also John Nathan-Turner’s first year as the show’s producer.