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Doctor Who: Time Crash (2007)The Tenth Doctor meets one of his previous incarnations. Director:Graeme HarperWriter:Steven Moffat |
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The Tenth Doctor meets one of his previous incarnations.
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16 November 2007 (UK) See more »Company Credits
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Until the casting announcement of Matt Smith as the Eleventh Doctor in 2009, Peter Davison was the youngest man to play the Doctor at age 29 when he first took the role. He was 56 at the time this was filmed, older than William Hartnell was when he originated the role of the Doctor. See more »Quotes
Tenth Doctor: Oh brilliant. I mean totally wrong. Big emergency. Universe goes bang in five minutes but, brilliant.See more »
Although Davison's tenure as the Doctor ended nine years before I was born, I found his brief appearance wonderfully nostalgic. From the Fifth Doctor serials I have seen on DVD, (Castrovalva, The Five Doctors and Earthshock) he has truly become my Doctor (alongside Patrick Troughton). Davison easily slips under the skin of his boyish Time Lord (although the character did seem rather irritable at times) and is given a great foil in the form of Tennant's Doctor. The only problem is it's too damn short. Seven minutes isn't enough. Please give us a full length multi-doctor story.
Of course there is only one man could have brought us such a wonderful mini episode. I am talking about the one and only Steven Moffat who is responsible for children the world over having nightmares about four year old in gas masks. He has a beautiful writing style and carries off sentimental dialogue and continuity references with aplomb. It is safe to assume that the series will be in safe hands from 2010 with Moffat at the helm. I echo the Fifth Doctor's sentiment "To days to come".