Success...? - The 1970s | The History Of Doctor Who Viewing Figures

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  @Nostalgic80s-nd3qb · 2 years ago

  For many Who fans, the Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker eras are considered as their Doctors and it’s not hard to see why. Glad a lot of these great stories got the high viewing figures they deserved.😀

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• EL

  @Eltonlaleham · 1 year ago

  Tom Baker was the Doctor I grew up with, I started with Jon Pertwee and how I wish retrospectively I had been born before the 1960s in say the 1950s or even born earlier than even the 1950s.

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• MR

  @mrattapuss · 2 years ago

  AMTV: "The story got 3 viewers, 2 of whom only watched because they slipped and fell and couldn't reach the television controls. This may seem bad, but for a seventy year old tv show, this was very respectable and evidence that doctor who was still a national institution. Such strong figures are likely due to poor competition from itv"

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• ZA

  @zaheerakhtar559 · 2 years ago

  What a lovely labour of love of a documentary you've made here, most appreciative of your effort in producing this extensive look back at the golden age of Dr Who...

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• EL

  @Eltonlaleham · 1 year ago

  Halfway through Tom Bakers 4th series, classic sci-fi series  Blakes 7 began its debut on bbc1 and was an instant hit with sci-fi fans.

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• LO

  @loftlegacy · 2 years ago

  Got through it in separate sittings and thank you, I really enjoyed what is an extremely good travel back in time.

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• JA

  @Jaketherobonrd · 2 years ago

  70s era is the best! I watched so many during my wilderness of Who. Mostly Tom Baker cause my friend use to have a box mostly of 4th doctor stories but plenty of Pertwee from my Local Library of course.

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• CH

  @charliesayno1115 · 2 years ago

  I watched the original version of these figures back in 2022 and am now watching it again... there is something hypnotic about it.<br><br>Will you be doing a documentary on the &nbsp;&quot;History of Doctor Who Viewing Figures&quot; Viewing Figures?

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• AN

  @AnthonyP73 · 2 years ago

  This is extremely informative and a terrific insight into how it was at this time in British society and in television.

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• ST

  @stephenhall6595 · 1 year ago

  Pertwee and Baker were my favourite Doctors.

• OZ

  @OzNorgevsMajorTom · 2 weeks ago

  I remember watching Claws of Axos on ABC-TV Australia in 1983 &amp; 1986 and all four episodes were in colour, and Colony in Space with all 6 episodes in colour being aired in 1983, 1986 &amp; 2004. The Daemons was aired in BW in 1986 and &nbsp;repeated in 2004 in colour.

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  @rebornitsybitsy7515 · 2 years ago

  Really enjoyed watching this. &nbsp;You can tell a lot of work went into the making of the video, thanks.

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