Music/Television Growing up with Doctor Who

[Tsar]

im dressing like the doctor with my own custom fits

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I once dressed up as Tom Baker’s doctor for Halloween.

 

[Itransheartblox]

As a child, I used to enjoy watching Doctor Who with my Dad. I’d spend countless evenings on his couch, watching old VHS tapes of the episodes with him.

My Dad was actually the one who introduced me to the show. He was around for Hartnell’s run in the ‘60s and always reminded me how terrifying the Daleks were back then.

One episode that has stuck with me is The Caves of Androzani. No exaggeration, it was the only time I saw my Dad genuinely quiet during an episode. Even he had to admit it was “brilliant.” I sat there, a kid with wide eyes, completely bewildered.

The show was like this weird portal into the past. The stories, the lessons, the old-school production, it all felt richer because I was watching it with him. Fast forward to now however, and modern Who doesn’t hold a candle to the old classics. Due to obvious reasons we all know by now.

Anyway, I guess the point of this thread is, Doctor Who was something that was tied to my family, something that made me feel like I belonged to a world bigger than myself. And it’s why I never plan on letting go of all my old tapes.

it must be sad that something you love gets ruined by leftist agenda

 

[Kevin Logan]

 

[Tsar]

it must be sad that something you love gets ruined by leftist agenda

It’s like a punch in the gut accompanied by pain that never subsides.

 

[Kevin Logan]

It’s like a punch in the gut accompanied by pain that never subsides.

jodie shitaker sucked but I think a series with romana 1 or romana 2 could have worked.

they were enjoyable female protagonists without being all kiked

 

[Kevin Logan]

What is your favourite outfit and theme song?

Most people hate collin bakers outfit but I do like it, even the 7th

 

[Kevin Logan]

without a doubt, the greatest musical arrangement ever conceived

 

[Tsar]

What is your favourite outfit and theme song?

Most people hate collin bakers outfit but I do like it, even the 7th

Peter Davison. His outfit is the most elegant out of all the doctors. I also quite like his adventurous and haunting theme song that perfectly encapsulates the feel of the show at the time.

 

[Kevin Logan]

Peter Davison. His outfit is the most elegant out of all the doctors. I also quite like his adventurous and haunting theme song that perfectly encapsulates the feel of the show at the time.

 

[Weebhunter3000]

Peter Davison. His outfit is the most elegant out of all the doctors. I also quite like his adventurous and haunting theme song that perfectly encapsulates the feel of the show at the time.

As the kids would say: he’s got the drip.

 

[Kevin Logan]

As the kids would say: he’s got the drip.

tbh his drip isn't very popular amongst fans

I like it tho, even tho I wish it had more variants

 

[Kevin Logan]

Peter Davison. His outfit is the most elegant out of all the doctors. I also quite like his adventurous and haunting theme song that perfectly encapsulates the feel of the show at the time.

I found this

I never saw it before, I thought it was AI at first

Some extra collin baker footage I guess

 

[THE TRUE DIGLET]

porn scene from the ribos operation

 

[THE TRUE DIGLET]

threesome

 

[Tsar]

I found this

I never saw it before, I thought it was AI at first

Some extra collin baker footage I guess

The BBC wanted it forgotten about due to some… unfortunate circumstances.

 

[Kevin Logan]

The BBC wanted it forgotten about due to some… unfortunate circumstances.

what happened

 

[Tsar]

what happened

The host was the original Jeffery Epstein.

 

[Anon_Humor]

As a child, I used to enjoy watching Doctor Who with my Dad. I’d spend countless evenings on his couch, watching old VHS tapes of the episodes with him.

My Dad was actually the one who introduced me to the show. He was around for Hartnell’s run in the ‘60s and always reminded me how terrifying the Daleks were back then.

One episode that has stuck with me is The Caves of Androzani. No exaggeration, it was the only time I saw my Dad genuinely quiet during an episode. Even he had to admit it was “brilliant.” I sat there, a kid with wide eyes, completely bewildered.

The show was like this weird portal into the past. The stories, the lessons, the old-school production, it all felt richer because I was watching it with him. Fast forward to now however, and modern Who doesn’t hold a candle to the old classics. Due to obvious reasons we all know by now.

Anyway, I guess the point of this thread is, Doctor Who was something that was tied to my family, something that made me feel like I belonged to a world bigger than myself. And it’s why I never plan on letting go of all my old tapes.

VHS tapes are cool and I used to watch VHS movies when I was a kid with my Mom, Brother, and Grandfather at church when he would take me to church with him through out the week (He was the Pastor)

 

[Tsar]

VHS tapes are cool and I used to watch VHS movies when I was a kid with my Mom, Brother, and Grandfather at church when he would take me to church with him through out the week (He was the Pastor)

We had plenty of Veggietales movies played in the Church when I was a child.

 

[Anon_Humor]

Via decree of the highest Druids of the order or Chudar, We have an announcement to make; VHS Tapes are oldGOD kino.

 

[Anon_Humor]

We had plenty of Veggietales movies played in the Church when I was a child.

Me too, I would actually watch a lot of those at my church and at my grandfather’s house.

 

[THE TRUE DIGLET]

The host was the original Jeffery Epstein.

remember the porn scene in terminus where nyssa takes her skirt off and the scene in mindwrap where the camera pans to peri bare feet?

 

[Tsar]

remember the porn scene in terminus where nyssa takes her skirt off and the scene in mindwrap where the camera pans to peri bare feet?

I wish I didn’t see that.

 

[Kevin Logan]

 

[Kevin Logan]

I wish I didn’t see that.