Michael Craze and Anneke Wills as Ben Jackson and Polly Wright, photoshoot for the Radio Times Doctor Who 10th Anniversary Special, Stiffkey Marshes, Norfolk, 1972.
Photography: Allan Ballard
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The Second Doctor:
I don't even know how to start talking about how much I love this man and his time as the Doctor. He is just phenomenal. It makes me so sad that he is the Doctor with the most missing episodes, saying that even though he has so many episodes missing, he still managed to become my favourite. I will always look back at his seasons happy, and I'd happily rewatch them over and over.
Another thing I love about the second Doctor is his companions, every one of them perfect. Polly and Ben make me so happy, I love them, and the fact they stay together forever makes me so so happy! And Jamie, honestly what would I do without Jamie Mccrimmon, knowing his exists as a character is the best feeling. I don't think I've loved a character as much, and watching him with the doctor makes me laugh, they're so goofy together.
I love Victoria and Zoe, they're brilliant, different yet they bring so much to the episodes they're in. I was unsure about Zoe at first, but she became one of my favourite companions ever.
I was so sad when 2 regenerated into 3. I still don't think I've healed. I just hope 2nd's episodes are found, I'd give anything to watch them.
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Michael Craze pops up as Vince Kelly, a teenage runaway from a borstal centre, in Gideon's Way: Boy With Gun (1.23, ITC, 1966)
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Doctor Who (1963-1996)
Season 4: The Tenth Planet: Episode 2
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Really rough sketch idea for Ben and Polly in the mercury swamp, with the Second Doctor in the background.
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The Macra Terror
"There is no such thing as Macra!"
The Macra Terror is this week's #TBT!
#DoctorWho #DrWho #ClassicDoctorWho #ClassicWho #TheMacraTerror #SecondDoctor #PatrickTroughton
This is an emergency! Control must be believed and obeyed! No-one in the colony believes in Macra! There is no such thing as Macra! Macra do not exist! There are no Macra!Control Voice
Synopsis
The Doctor, Ben, Polly and Jamie visit a colony that appears to be a happy holiday camp. However, when they scratch beneath the surface, they find that the colonists are mind controlled by the Macra,…
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Hmm... not sure what I think of the animation style. It seems similar (if not the same) to The Evil of the Daleks. I suppose they decided it would just be easier to make it in the same style, even with Jamie's clothes a bit off (which reminds me... I hope he and Ben will still be wearing those, ahem, wet suits...).
I know I know, beggars can't be choosers... and I am still curious about what it will look like in its entirety, fish people and all. :)
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The time traveling alien known as the Doctor (Doctor 2) and his companions arrived on the Earth in 1966. The Doctor found a race called the Chameleons who had secretly invaded England. Due to nuclear explosions, the Chameleons had lost their identities and faces and were dying off. The Doctor learned that the Chameleons had been stealing people’s identities and miniaturized the originals to be held captive on a space station. At the end of the adventure, the Doctor’s companions Ben and Polly decided to remain on Earth. ("The Faceless Ones" Doctor Who vlm 1, TV)
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Moment of appreciation to Michael Craze for giving it his all in this story, so much so that you don’t even need to see it move to know it.
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Companions and allies
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A Day In The Moobase: Doctor Who Appreciation Society's Riverside III -- The Moonbase Event
A Day In The Moobase: #DoctorWho Appreciation Society's Riverside III -- The Moonbase Event
I was lucky enough to attend the last DWAS Riverside event for The Crusades so when it was announced that a follow-up event for The Moonbase was to be held there too, I had to grab a ticket. It was a good job I did it early too because the event sold out — and I can confirm it was packed! It’s fantastic to see that Doctor Who in the cinema can still pull in the crowds: take note BBC; please do…
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Target Luna - ABC (UK) - April 24, 1960 - May 29, 1960
Science Fiction (6 episodes)
Running Time: 30 minutes
Stars:
David Markham as Professor Norman Wedgwood
John Cairney as Ian Murray
Frank Finlay as Conway Henderson
Michael Craze as Geoffrey Wedgwood
Sylvia Davies as Valerie Wedgwood
Michael Hammond as Jimmy Wedgwood
William Ingram as Flt Lt Williams
Deborah Stanford as Jean Cary
Robert Stuart as Dr Stevens
Phyllis Kenny as Pat Maxwell
Michael Verney as Mr Field
Annette Kerr as Mrs Wedgwood
Mel Oxley as the Newscaster
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