First doctor

As Doctor Who turns 50, we look back at various incarnations, and some memorable companions and monsters from the TV show

In its early days, 'Doctor Who' costume design relied on suspension of disbelief — and lots of cardboard.

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If you love to hate the Daleks, you definitely won't want to look away now or you'll miss these 34 historic pictures of the baddest boys in the galaxy

At this stage the prop was pristine and the Artex and weathering had yet to be applied. Since the test filming at Ealing Studios, all the door handles had been removed and the phone panel surround was yet to be painted blue. The sign graphics were also absent from the right lintel. The St John's Ambulance logo was a simplified prop version compared to the original

Verity Lambert, producer of the BBC TV series Dr Who, with a robot Dalek in the Planetarium, Baker Street, during location shooting for a new series. Ref #: PA.5786545 Date: 20/08/1964

Ian Chesterton is knighted by Richard the Lionheart in the Holy Land in the classic Dr Who story The Crusade - 1965. Sir Ian Chesterton

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Since the first glimpse of a menacing plunger at the end of Doctor Who’s fifth episode on 21 December 1963, Skaro’s hate-filled mutants have been a permanent fixture in the show’s 51-year history. Despite some periods off screen, their unique design has always kept them in the public consciousness and any match between the Daleks … >

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Merrick here with a look at "The Chase," a Hartnell-era DOCTOR WHO story which transmitted May-June 1965. Terry Nation is credited with scripting this tale, although the DVD's extras imply more than one person may ultimately have had a...