Doctor Who Night Interstitials

[@Gojirawars03]

5:06 Did they have 80s Cybermen recreate the St Paul shot from The Invasion just for this ad? That’s, for lack of a better descriptor, absolutely fantastic!

[@LightLife4]

Many actors played The Doctor, Tom Baker simply was The Doctor. He practically lived and breathed it, even after he left it

[@DrBagPhD]

Both Tom and Sylvester straight up are the Doctor, I swear to god.

[@mpg272727]

Oh hey look its the curator

[@lancebaylis3169]

Aye! It's canon 😁 (and also the linking segments on the VHS release of Shada, too 😉

[@danielcox3152]

@@lancebaylis3169 and The NZ Superannuation adverts

[@JamesTobiasStewart]

It makes sense doesn't it, especially when you note how big his console room is here. Plus it certainly suggests that the Curator lived a very long time, since for a Time Lord it would have taken centuries to age from this look to how he looks in Day Of The Doctor.

[@PhilDrury]

I heard Tom Baker say once that "I had a major problem with the TARDIS being bigger on the inside - I didn't think it was big enough. You know you could fit st Paul's cathedral in there!" And then one day in 1996 we practically saw some attempt to fit a cathedral inside. And then we got this! For one night. To borrow a line from someone with a slight resemblance to the first Doctor, "muuuch better."

[@mathewguglielmi8451]

In the scene in the lift at the end of How to Make a Tardis, the man wearing the hat resembles Matt Smith.

[@gerrardjones28]

Can't believe I only found this now, finally a curator episode!

[@lancebaylis3169]

Tom Baker on absolute fire in his linking segments 😆😆

[@TheLowerDecker]

That closing theme @ 12:08 gives off some Star Trek vibes! :P

[@TheYoungDoctor]

11:31 A Doctor Who / Dead Space crossover a whole ten years before Dead Space came out.

[@julieeverett7442]

I knew there was dr who in the 90's, but this never got to Australia, a pity, it would have been fun to watch!

[@RonMotta1972]

Tom Baker IS the Doctor.

[@Kansas462]

I would love to see an entire season of Dalek F1 racers. Ha ha. "Annihilate!"

[@Andrewnuva199]

Very nice upload, just a shame there's a few missing bits (namely the recap of the previous episodes of "the Daleks" and Tom Baker's final ident just before the TV movie started)

[@MultiVince95]

Saturday 13th November 1999

[@TheMakoShark90]

ahhh, this must be where all those a.i art programs first saw a Dalek.

[@TheTitanicTardis]

YES YES YES YES!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@michaelmcmahon9169]

"are we ready for 8 billion mobile phones?" Good question

[@robanybody3363]

Love Tom Baker

[@MrMattias87]

Tom Baker is still the doctor!!!

[@ltonoir]

"Interstitials Great, But The Dalek CGI is BOO YOU SUCK!"

[@fastertrackcreative]

See Dalekanium (Dalek material) panels at 3:05? Behind the settee.

[@Dannyboy2k6]

That’s the buttons on the cuffs of a vintage army uniform

[@Queen_Anna_of_Arendelle]

Orbital theme 😱

[@dylanmcfarland8356]

Wasn’t the Doctor Who theme the same as heard on the Doctor Who 40th Anniversary trailer on DVD?

[@djco5782]

Yes, it's the Orbital cover. They performed it at Glastonbury with Matt Smith in 2010, which you can find on here.

[@robbycooper6787]

So this is what happened after shada

[@Eye_can_see_you]

@4:15 I didn't know that Boris Johnson was a Time Lord!?

[@WarrenFullerSMF64]

1:08 hold on is that the 13th doctor exterior

[@plantainsame2049]

Actually it's the curators But really it's a mash up of 4 and 8s maby a bit of 7s

[@Melikesong]

What's the music that shows up at 10:08? I swear I know it deep in the back of my mind.

[@vhsvideovault]

I think it's Walk on the Wild Side by Lou Reed

[@YasonYou]

The Curator

[@DemetriusSorvo]

2:49 🙄 This interweb thing is such a fad. It won't last.

[@cons4943]

Was this the first time the Doctor's age was mentioned?

[@TheLuissr]

No that happened first in the second doctor's era

[@dregoth22]

Tomb of the cybermen, right at the beginning where they're introducing Victoria to the Tardis, I think the Doctor says he's around 450

[@sonobarretta3283]

I remember this. It was to precede the Paul Mcgann movie premiere. i still have it on VHS somewhere i think. As it turned out it was a good evening ruined by the Paul Mcgann movie.

[@garym6315]

The McGann movie premiered in 1996, this was a Doctor Who night in 1999. Although you're partly right - it was the first time they had shown the movie unedited (as it had been heavily cut down on its 1996 screening).