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Dr Who William Hartnell Dr Who Peter Davison
Dr Who Patrick Troughton Dr Who Colin Baker
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'I'm allowed everywhere!' 'You can't kill me - I'm a genius!' 'Great jumping gobstoppers!' 'I see you've had this place redecorated! Don't like it ...'

THE SECOND DOCTOR: 1966-69

The fans say ...

The public say ...

The look

The companions

One for the dads

Hang on a minute, isn't that? ...

So we meet again, Doctor!

Up above the gods

Trial of a Time Lord

It's the end ...

TARDIS databank

Those spin-offs they could have made ... 1/2

THE COMPANIONS: Mockney sailor BEN JACKSON and swingin' sixties Carnaby Chick POLLY LOPEZ (well, that's her surname according to The Faceless Ones, and who are we to argue with a story where the lack of visual evidence of the titular villains allows it to live up to its name in impressively postmodern style?) saw him through the regeneration and stuck around for a few stories worth of being spooked by Cybermen and Macra; Historically displaced clansman JAMIE McCRIMMON ("Oh Jamie, if only it were that simple") whose accent supposedly 'mellowed' from a gruff incomprehensible drawl to 'TV Scots' (whatever that might be); Suspiciously well-developed Victorian teenager VICTORIA WATERFIELD who did little but scream and occasionally make reference to popular cultural items of her era; And twenty first century scientist ZOE HERRIOT who managed to combine fiddly scientific jargon-filled dialogue with prancing about in catsuits and thrusting her behind at the camera in 'surreal' sequences. Although not strictly companions at this stage, BRIGADIER ALISTAIR GORDON LETHBRIDGE-STEWART and SERGEANT BENTON were also introduced during Troughton's tenure.