
Get your scarves out. Tom Baker is returning to the lead in Doctor Who after 30 years of pretty much abandoning the role (playing it again only for a fraction of a second in the 1993 Children In Need special). He'll be starring in a set of BBC audio plays along with Richard Franklin, who will return alongside the fourth Doctor as Captain Mike Yates, one of the Doctor's companions from that era.
Only audio play, but could this be a prelude to his returning for a TV special?
I've heard rumors of a tv special. Hopefully something will pan out.
Don't see how he could do TV. Remember that he was 40-ish when he regenerated into the next Doctor (Peter Davison?). Don't see any way to explain running into a 70-ish Tom Baker.
YEAH!!!!!!!
I'm certain going to seek out this audio. Hopefully this is only the beginning of more Doctor Who audio plays starring Mr. Baker. He has been sorely missed
Yes he has =}
Yay! This would be great.
If they can bring Sarah and K-9 back they can do pretty much anything that they please, I do believe (after all... remember how aged the 1st Doctor was)!
Didn't K-9 get killed? Sarah came back on another show to... I forget.
K-9 was rebuilt at the end of "School Reunion". In the kid's series about Sarah Jane he showed up at least once, and also briefly appeared in the season-ender of Doctor Who last year.
I see I am not the only Whovian out there...
All things lead to the Doctor!
Let me put it to you this way.... I cried when Adrik was killed by the Sibermen.... sobbed.
I was mad that when Peter Davidson came on, suddenly his companions came in danger.
Dr. Who was a Saturday morning half hour thing that became a Sunday night hour show.
I was addicted.
Peter Davison was my favorite. Although I was explosed to Doctor Who when my local PBS station was airing the Tom Baker episodes (around 1980) I really became a fan during the Peter Davison episodes. For some reason after the Peter Davison arc ended they decided to air the series from the beginning (William Hartnell) and I became a fan of Jon Pertwee. They also went from showing Doctor Who on weeknights at 6:30PM to showing the entire episode arcs on Saturday starting at 5PM. It was great to be able to sit down and watch all of the episodes that comprised a particular story arc in one sitting. I also recorded a ton of Doctor Who on VHS during those years and those tapes are in my parents' garage.
ha... how humid is your parents garage???
My mom must have 8 to 10 boxes of VHS tapings of NBC soap operas..... LMAO
I asked her if she was ever going to see them again..... she said yes.... I said when....
someday=}
They've only recently been moved to the garage. They spent all but the last 7 or 8 months in a closet. I'm planning to get them on my next trip up there, but it is a 6-hour drive. Before I do anything with them I'm going to see if the same episodes are available on DVD already.
Sounds like a plan... enjoy
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