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Doctor Who #1 (BBC) (1963-66) William Hartnell
 Doctor Who #2 (BBC) (1966-69) Patrick Troughton
Doctor Who #3 (BBC) (1970-74) Jon Pertwee
Doctor Who #4 (BBC) (1974-81) Tom Baker
Doctor Who #5 (BBC) (1982-83) Peter Davidson
Doctor Who #6 (BBC) (1984-86) Colin Baker
Doctor Who #7 (BBC) (1987-89) Sylvester McCoy
Doctor Who #8 (BBC) (1996) Paul McGann
Doctor Who #9 (BBC) (2005) Christopher Eccleston
Doctor Who #10 (BBC) (2007-09) David Tennant

Doctor Who #2: (BBC)(1966-69) Patrick Troughton
 Episode Guide compiled by The Classic TV Archive
with contributions by:
Dinosaur TV - Save Our Forgotten British Heritage (David Moore)
references:
Radio Times, British Film Institute, Internet Movie Database
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DOCTOR WHO
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BBC Television Production
Created by Terry Nation
UK Sci-Fi series 1963-1989 696 episodes
2005, 2007-09
Starring:
..Patrick Troughton as  The Doctor #2 (series 4-6)(1966-69)
With:
Frazer Hines as Jamie McCrimmon (series 4-6)
Deborah Watling as Victoria Waterfield (series 4-5)
Nicholas Courtney as Brigadier Alastair Lethbridge-Stewart (regular series 7-8, recurring series 5-6, 9-13)

Wendy Padbury as Zoe Herriot (series 5-6)

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Doctor Who #2 (Nov 1966-June1969) (black-and-white)
Patrick Troughton (series 4-6)
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William Hartnell (The Doctor #1) left midway through series 4 due to ill health.

...... series 4 (continued)
135-140 [PT] The Power of the Daleks, 6 episodes, written by David Whitaker, Dennis
Spooner (5Nov66-10Dec66)
141-144 [PT] The Highlanders, 4 episodes, written by Elwyn Jones, Gerry Davis
145-148 [PT] The Underwater Menace, 4 episodes, written by Geoffrey Orme
149-152 [PT] The Moonbase, 4 episodes, written by Kit Pedler
153-156 [PT] The Macra Terror, 4 episodes, written by Ian Stuart Black
157-162 [PT] The Faceless Ones, 6 episodes, written by David Ellis, Malcolm Hulke
163-169 [PT] The Evil of the Daleks, 7 episodes, written by David Whitaker


series 5 [PT] 40 episodes, tx. September 2 1967 to June 1 1968, BBC1

170-173 [PT] The Tomb of the Cybermen, 4 episodes, written by Kit Pedler, Gerry Davis
174-179 [PT] The Abominable Snowmen, 6 episodes, written by Mervyn Haisman, Henry
Lincoln
180-185 [PT] The Ice Warriors, 6 episodes, written by Brian Hayles
186-191 [PT] The Enemy of the World, 6 episodes, written by David Whitaker
192-197 [PT] The Web of Fear, 6 episodes, written by Mervyn Haisman, Henry Lincoln
198-203 [PT] Fury from the Deep, 6 episodes, written by Victor Pemberton
204-209 [PT] The Wheel in Space, 6 episodes, written by David Whitaker

series 6 [PT] 44 episodes, tx. August 10 1968 to June 21 1969, BBC1

210-214 [PT] The Dominators, 5 episodes, written by Mervyn Haisman, Henry Lincoln
215-219 [PT] The Mind Robber, 5 episodes, written by Peter Ling. Part one written by
Derrick Sherwin
220-227 [PT] The Invasion, 8 episodes, written by Derrick Sherwin
228-231 [PT] The Krotons, 4 episodes, written by Robert Holmes
232-237 [PT] The Seeds of Death, 6 episodes, written by Brian Hayles
238-243 [PT] The Space Pirates, 6 episodes, written by Robert Holmes
244-253 [PT] The War Games, 10 episodes, written by Terrance Dicks, Malcolm Hulke

End of Doctor Who #2 - Patrick Troughton / Replaced by Jon Pertwee
 

Just for Fun ........

Doctor Who - The Master Trap part 1
Doctor Who - The Master Trap part 2
Doctor Who - The Master Trap part 3

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