Doctor Who
Creation & Design
Doctor Who was created by Sydney Newman, C. E. Webber, and Donald Wilson, first airing on November 23, 1963. The character was designed to be a mysterious alien with the ability to regenerate, allowing for a changing lead actor.
Early Years
The early years of Doctor Who focused on the adventures of the First Doctor, played by William Hartnell, who traveled through time and space with his granddaughter Susan and her teachers, Ian and Barbara.
Character Development
Over the years, the Doctor has evolved from a mysterious figure to a complex character with deep emotional connections to companions and a strong moral compass, grappling with the consequences of their actions across time and space.
Cultural Reception
Doctor Who has received critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase, praised for its imaginative storytelling, character development, and ability to reinvent itself with each new Doctor.
Character Details
Aliases:
Time Lord, The Oncoming Storm, The Last Time Lord
Affiliations:
Companions, Gallifreyan High Council, Torchwood
Abilities:
Regeneration, Time Travel, Telepathy
Equipment:
TARDIS, Sonic Screwdriver