#Dr harry sullivan

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Please reblog for a larger sample size <3 (next part will be up in a moment)

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50 years ago today, Tom Baker delivered this iconic line: “You may be A Doctor, but I am THE Doctor. The definite article, you might say!”

Happy 50 years of Tom!

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Doctor who memes, there’s not enough of them

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The full unit crew, + master

Bonus master in sunglasses based of this picture:

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Back to Once and Future for Six and Harry! Wait a moment, isn't another part of that coming out soon...?👀

[wordswithkittywitch]

Shipping four/Sarah/Harry and also headcanoning four as aroace is very funny to me, because we essentially have four walking up to a couple and saying, "Congratulations! You are now a polycule! I will not kiss either of you, but I'm going to sleep in the same bed as you. You get your choice of triple bunk beds or a king-sized mattress."

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Random Doctor Who Facts You Might Not Know, Part 70

The Doctor took a module on winning arguments as a class while on Gallifrey. (Audio: Previously Next Time)

Time Lords had galleons. They were made out of a special type of wood. The stories about one called the Glass Devourer would give the Doctor nightmares. According to myths, the Eternals visited the Time Lords and inspired the way they flew through the universe. (Audio: The Road Untravelled)

Different possible Alexes - Susan's son and the Doctor's great grandson - are named Alex Campbell, Alex Tyler, Alex Foreman, and Alex Who. (Audio: The Road Untravelled)

In an alternate universe, Quences kept the Doctor prisoner in an old forgotten part of the Capitol with Badger as his keeper. Quences believed that the Doctor was meant to become Lord President, so he, or Auld Mortality, was brainwashing and hypnotizing him in an effort to get him there as he wanted to run away from Gallifrey. He became an author. Instead, that universe's version of Susan became Lord President. (Audio: Auld Mortality)

In a version of reality, Sarah Jane convinced the Fourth Doctor to destroy the Daleks on Skaro. After doing so, they tried to escape, but a prototype Dalek killed Sarah Jane and Harry and shot the Doctor. Narvin extracted the Doctor and gave him the last of the Elixir of Life, allowing him to regenerate into an alternate fifth incarnation, one that had the appearance of the Sixth Doctor and called himself the Warrior. (Audio: Dust Devil)

The Sixth Doctor and Mel encountered an early Gallifreyan named Tamira who traveled in a Type 2 TARDIS. She was caught in a constant state of regeneration by the Thrusk, but when she was freed, she stabilized into an appearance identical to Mel. (Audio: Mel-evolent)

The Seventh Doctor thought he might have had a giddy aunt, but it was probably metaphorical. (Audio: Forever Fallen)

Rose and the Metacrisis Doctor had a daughter named Mia. (Comic: Empire of the Wolf)

While Ruath was using the Time Scoop to view the Doctor's timeline, she saw the first incarnation, commenting on how old Theta had gotten before betraying her. She also saw the final incarnation, saying that this incarnation would be no good for her. She settled on the Fifth Doctor instead despite it being forbidden to meet out of temporal sequence. After all, she certainly didn't want to meet Ka Faraq Gatri. The Fifth Doctor would have been easier to manipulate to her ends. (Novel: Goth Opera)

By some accounts, the Leader - the President of Republic of Great Britain in the Inferno universe - was the Inferno version of the Doctor. This universe's Second Doctor had accepted the "thin" face offered to him at his trial. (Novel: Timewyrm: Revelation)

In the Inferno universe, Koschei never became the Master, and he and Ailla became stranded on Earth. The control console was cannibalized by agents of the Republic of Great Britain. Ailla was killed, and Koschei was enslaved, wired to computers to extract information. He was tortured to death several times and ran out of regenerations. After meeting himself from the main universe, he begged for death, and the Delgado Master unplugged his life support system. (Novel: The Face of the Enemy)

While traversing the Land of Fiction, the War Master's shadow gained intelligence and sentience. His shadow fell in love with Poetry, who he killed. Her death destablized the Land, so they used the Master's TARDIS and the shadow TARDIS. The Master agreed to leave but before doing so tricked his shadow into looking into a magic mirror. The Shadow was sent into a sort of limbo or purgatory where fictional characters live before their creation. (Audio: The Shadow Master)

The War Master once infiltrated the Kaled scientific elite by saying he was Davros's uncle "Sorvad." (Audio: The Master's Dalek Plan.)

The War Master had used Davros's old assistant Alron to turn him into his first Dalek. He then gave Alron, now his Dalek Supreme, an order to make thousands of Daleks. He then went forward to the moment the Time Lords sent the Fourth Doctor to prevent the Dalek's creation and had the Daleks kill him. (Audio: Shockwave)

While leading his Daleks on a military campaign, he began having visions of the Unbound Master warning him of the Dalek's treason. The War Master agreed to help avert this time line, contacting his past self and tricking him into bringing Crazlus to him. He then killed Crazlus, making his whole plan impossible and thus averting the changed time line. (Audio: He Who Wins)

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Oops sorry this has been in my drafts for a while also mother of God autocorrect is killing me

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2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)

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Doctor Who Meets Scratchman

So my latest read was this novelisation of the original script for the unmade movie Doctor Who Meets Scratchman from the seventies written by Tom Baker and Ian Marter. The story of this lost material was already famous amongst fans because Marter and Baker had both talked about it in interviews, but it's the first time ever that the story is properly published in any kind of way.

The script was rewritten as a novel by Tom Baker himself with the help of James Goss. According to some informational stuff contained in the book, the story was not that good when it was originally dug up from the archives, this is why it needed a lot of work to make this product.

In my opinion it was a great read and it was successfully frightful at times. I'm sure a seventies horror type of movie with this material would have been just great.

The two halves are really different, but also unequal in terms of quality. That kind of makes the second half a bit frustrating to read, when you've witnessed such an amazing first part. In all the first part you can't wait to meet Scratchman, but when you finally do it's when the story goes downhill. I enjoyed the last part as well, but certainly not as much as the first one.

The trial format, which is pretty much the same as the one used in the Colin Baker TV series, is pretty light and does not weigh too much on the story. I liked that part because it helped emphasize the themes that are more discreetly brought up in the story.

It was a risk, but it all looks more like a Tom Baker story than a fourth doctor story but it's also what gives it its charm.

I don't feel like I have anything more to say that's not too spoily so I'll leave it to you to discover this wonderful story whether by reading the book or by watching documentaries about it or reading about it online!

[whatdoyoudoieat]

Ian was the opposite of Harry in real life but equally chivalrous. When I had to lie down in a dress in one scene I was suddenly aware of the camera’s position. ‘Ian, can you see my knickers?’ ‘’fraid so, old girl! But don’t worry. When we do it for real, I’ll pull your dress down.’ and, bless him, he did.

Elisabeth Sladen The Autobiography 

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Two's Company

The Doctor searches for the cause of his degeneration in Two's Company, but one of his old companions has been duped into helping another renegade Time Lord!

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shoutout to the fans who depict harry sullivan as bi in their fics/hcs/art/etc... it's what ian marter would've wanted <3

[verloonati]

No but. Young Harry is also a seventh doctor companion in the modern day. So he is very much around at the time of knock knock...

Knock Knock writer Mike Bartlett stated in Doctor Who Magazine that Bill’s flatmate Harry was intended to be the grandson of Harry Sullivan, companion of the Fourth Doctor

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Someone put this in the tags of my last post and I just couldn't help myself

Clean version under the cut incase anyone else wants to share their "unit dating controversy" ships

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Would Harry Sullivan pay child support?

[wordswithkittywitch]

I'm going to just say it:

Sarah Jane wasn't that interesting a companion, but she was at her best with Harry there. She works better as part of a team than as a sole companion.