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THE BLOGS OF DOOM

Sneaky peeks into the secret diaries of characters in the Doctor’s orbit…

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Coming Soon
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INTERVIEWS
NOW WE ARE Three
In the 1970s Jon Pertwee was one of the most famous faces on television – and not just because he played the Third Doctor. Jon’s son, actor Sean Pertwee, reflects on an unusual childhood and a lasting legacy.
First Impressions
Lost for over 40 years and now rediscovered – here are edited highlights from an audience with the great Jon Pertwee, holding court at the very first Doctor Who convention. Set your co-ordinates for a church hall in Battersea on 6 August 1977…
THREE’S COMPANY
Barry Letts, who died in 2009, produced all but the first of the Jon Pertwee stories broadcast from 1970-74. In this previously unpublished interview, he recounts stories from that time…
Made to Measure
Costume designer Howard Burden recalls the outfits he created for Clara, the Twelfth Doctor and Missy.
FEATURES
The WORLD CUP of the THIRD DOCTOR
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The Quarter Finalists
We asked six writers to look at the serials that made the quarter finals. What gives these stories the edge over most of the Third Doctor’s other adventures?
The Three Doctors
The surprise challenger for the top spot is a Doctor Who gamechanger that remains one of the greatest ensemble pieces in the series’ history.
Inferno
Our winner is an unnerving epic that sees the Doctor trying to avert disaster on two versions of his favourite planet…
The Five Best Lines
The Third Doctor was always ready with some sage advice or a witty aside. Here are some of his most memorable lines…
The Five Best Monsters
Our choice of the most gruesome alien threats from the early 1970s.
The Five Best Companion Costumes
He was arguably the most stylish Doctor, but he was accompanied by some equally trendy assistants…
The Five Best Jackets
A smart jacket was just one of the ways the Third Doctor set himself apart from his scruffy predecessor.
THE TIME TEAM A Different Side of Pertwee
Jon Pertwee’s Third Doctor is renowned for being a debonair gent and a man of action. But he’s also a whole lot more…
THE FACT OF FICTION Time Heist
The Doctor and his team embark on a seemingly impossible mission to rob the most secure bank in the galaxy…

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