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Old 03-27-2014, 08:48 AM #1
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I really liked the 4th Doctor, Tom Baker. I think he was my favourite if one can have favourites.
Of course one can—arguing about which/whose portrayals stick out in our minds as the definitive characterizations is half the fun!

Doctor Who—Tom Baker

James Bond—Sean Connery

The Lone Ranger—Clayton Moore

Lois Lane—Noel Neill

Miss Marple—Margaret Rutherford

Sherlock Holmes—Basil Rathbone

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OK. So we must be a similar age.

Believe it or not they actually used to play re-runs of the Lone Ranger series when TV first came to Australia. (that and a whole lot of shows that wouldn't be shown in this day and age. )

I did like Noel Neill but also loved Margot Kidder.

There was a more modern Sherlock Holmes that I enjoyed. No idea who the actor was but it was UK made. I loved the detail in the sets.

I love Poirot for the same reason. I could watch Poirot over and over just for the sets.

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Wow, you've had better access to the series right from the get-go. We were introduced in the late 70s when our PBS (Public Broadcasting System) ran 3rd Doctor (Pertwee) in late afternoons—I believe a season/year after they had run in Britain, but I could be mistaken. We followed (as we could) from then until Peter Davison (couldn't get past his mis-casting; it was still too soon after his All Creatures/Tristan Farnon role, which was running concurrently here). Things were sporadic after that; they moved broadcast time to Fridays at 11pm. We got more serious again when they ran the series from the beginning (Hartnell & even the Peter Cushing movies), but that late Friday time slot was still difficult, and the begging... (PBS fundraising)

Oh, the begging... THE BEGGING...

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That's great! I think it's creative. Your work looks really good. How London did it take?

My daughter is a superwholock. She fell in love with dr. Who while recovering from back surgery.

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