The Doctor feels uneasy about decorating a child's bonce

Doccy Who faces his most evil and disgusting enemy. Jimmy Savile.

[@SLPRODUCTIONS]

“It’s monstrous, it’s reveloting” they obviously traveled to the future when the truth came out.

[@HiNinqi]

@Blob B Woah :o did they think it was him? (worth looking up?)

[@SamyulDavis]

Nah, sadly Baker and everyone else knew he was a wrong'un

[@timrob12]

Colin definitely stated that he he will not change his statement.

[@JakeHandface]

@@SamyulDavis

[@wnyduchess]

@@SamyulDavis davissss 😍

[@8LiterallyJustTheNumber8]

Notice how when Colin shows his disgust, Janet inches closer to him? Very telling that she was also seriously uncomfortable.

[@winkyboyfarquar5107]

What he actually meant to say was "Doctor, do you know I'm a dirty nonce?"

[@Antpeople1]

Very witty

[@helenharmer3682]

Yeah they knew.

[@debatabletruths6687]

Hahahaha ... brilliant.

[@stephenroney3630]

Even the Daleks were afraid of Saville. He wanted to give them a quick one off their plunger and shout exsperminate.

[@WinChun78]

LOL!

[@davesmith-rs1yo]

Colin is a nice guy. His looks say it all here

[@kronsteen9093]

The rumours would've been rife about Savile in the BBC TV Centre. Think this was Colin Baker showing his disgust for the nonce!

[@kennymilne6817]

I have met Colin a few times and he is, as you say, a really nice guy.

[@garyturner5790]

I like guy.

[@patrickgleason2066]

He looks completely appalled by Savile. Being a decent human being; how could he not be?

[@jamesthecat]

I doubt it looked that way in real time. He just looks his usual disagreeable self to me.

[@Sir_Gerald_Nosehairs.]

For those wondering, Baker has said that he had no idea about what Saville was up to. Just found him "creepy and patronising", hence that look on his face, I imagine Janet Fielding felt much the same.

[@ScottyDont1945]

Apparabtly a lot of people felt uneasy around him, he just has an aura of unease around him

[@zacmumblethunder7466]

@@ScottyDont1945 When I was a kid, I used to listen to his golden oldies radio show, but always felt uneasy seeing him on TV. There was something undefinably unpleasant about him. And as weird as this sounds, I always felt like there'd be a sickly smell around him.

[@ScottyDont1945]

@@zacmumblethunder7466 my nan saw him on tele quite a lot through the decades, she told me after the media storm came out as a result of his death that she always felt a weird feeling when watching him, like their was something off but she couldn't figure it out

[@millietanner56]

@@ScottyDont1945 Funny how everybody had a weird feeling AFTER it came out. Which is a bit fucking late. I recall everyone kissed his arse for decades. Jewelry jewelry,

[@SamyulDavis]

Sadly that contradicts comments he's made on special features.

[@timrob12]

*1985* Doctor: It's revolting. *Many years later, in a documentary about Jimmy Saville* Colin Baker: I stand by what I said.

[@Joabsmusic]

It rhymes with bonce

[@zazoom4907]

It's monstrous. It's repulsive. Colin Baker describes Jimmy Saville perfectly.

[@lw3646]

Later he said Savile was 'far scarier than the Sontarans and he would leave it at that'....Savile was even banned from Children in Need, staff found him creepy.

[@Cool2BCeltic]

I agree.

[@chriswood7794]

Dr Who ain't no dimwit. 😂

[@Cool2BCeltic]

@@lw3646 Yes, heard about that. If adults found him creepy, just think of the effect he would have on kids.

[@yee-raplantar-maximoff4318]

Knowing what I know now about Savile, him kissing Tegan's hand made me shiver uncomftorably

[@lw3646]

He almost seems to be showing off how much he can get away with.

[@sarahholland2600]

I remember seeing him everywhere on TV back then: Usually he'd kiss the hand, then kiss his way up their arm too. Revolting. People were so naive back then, that he was regarded as delightfully eccentric. 🙄

[@Benjiesbeenbetter.]

​@sarahholland2600 Until, I think, Victorian times, kissing a lady's hand was seen as deferential respect. Like kissing a bishop's ring. I bet Savile did that too. Do we know if there were any dead bishops in the mortuaries he used to frequent?

[@keenan1972]

I wrote to jimmy when i was little at the age of 9 i was crazy about learning the guitar and wanted to see how they made them with the hope i would meat a pop star and get a signed guitar and when i played it i would inherit the skills of the pop star lol the naivety of youth ... i am so glad i never got an answer !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@therespectedlex9794]

Do you have other naive beliefs. Like, what's sperm and where does it really come from? Who cares whose it is? Perhaps you can just be inspired to be someone's son.

[@martinpugh1008]

Think yourself lucky if Saville had replied to your request he may have introduced you to Gary Glitter being with Saville alone is enough to make anyone ill imagine being in the company of the two of them together what an horrendous thought

[@therespectedlex9794]

@@martinpugh1008 It's not news that they hung around together doing the same sort of very bad things. Or did they?

[@mushroomhead3619]

The Doctor’s most evil, insidious enemy. The Saville!

[@benjaythewhite]

And his henchmen: the Showaddywaddy.

[@garyturner5790]

Exactly the Dalerks or Cyberrmen had nothing on Saville the monster.

[@irottaalfurinn2539]

@@garyturner5790 the daleks were afraid of saville

[@AccipiterSmith]

Even The Master is disgusted on the monsterous abomination dressed as a man itself.

[@that-british-whovian]

To back up Colin’s Physical reactions here it’s more than worth noting that in the documentary about the sontarons recorded for “the Sontaron experiment” years before the truth came out, Colin mentions feeling uneasy about Saville, in fact that section was edited out of Blu Ray Release for reasons I’m not to sure of, I feel like that goes a long way of saying that some people noticed the atrocities that he committed but might not have been sure of it

[@GyitMulhaneski-GloriousYears]

BBC playing 5D chess with the legal system (again).

[@Benjiesbeenbetter.]

Was all reference to Savile edited out or just Colin's comments? If the whole thing was removed, it may just be that the Blu Ray distributors decided nobody wanted reminding of the creep. The BBC are happy to hand such decisions over to the DVD people when they've cashed the cheque.

[@that-british-whovian]

@@Benjiesbeenbetter. the comments referring to Savile, the section is still present, but it’s clear the BBC would prefer that references to Savile in a light heated documentary are to be excised, but I’m guessing the Ulterior motive was they’d rather not have a documentary from 2008 make reference to their suspicions about him as it does reflect badly in the obvious notion that people knew what was up

[@Benjiesbeenbetter.]

@that-british-whovian I can see that. If you're watching a Dr Who DVD you don't want reminding of that vermin. I bought a souvenir DVD from Scarborough and towards the end there was a bit about entertainment and up popped Savile. This was years after the scandal broke. I'm assuming that nobody producing it had watched it for years. Hopefully someone has edited it by now.

[@AtariDad]

The Blu-ray came out _long_ after Savile'a crimes became public knowledge.

[@oleggorky906]

The TimeLord versus the SlimeLord! 🤣🤣

[@fretboardmaster70]

Makes Davros look like a saint

[@benrichards399]

he knew

[@mintysauce7783]

Ben Richards yup

[@winkyboyfarquar5107]

100%

[@Mishima505]

They all did. Just that they couldn’t say anything because Savile had some very powerful friends.

[@chrismith251]

According to Bill Oddie, everyone knew what Savile was getting up to during the 1970's.

[@thebasementfilmgroup]

Having worked with Colin I can tell you that he didn't know - but he knew the guy was slimey and something off about him.

[@theghostinthemachine5602]

His face when he kissed her hand🤣

[@WinChun78]

0:09 Colin Bakr's facial expression - priceless....

[@lw3646]

'WTF? Did that just happen?'

[@kate_cooper]

Urgh! That poor woman, getting her hand kissed by that slimy creep. 😖

[@garrysmith6734]

& thus forth the new fangled invention "SOAP' was rolled out to many if not all convenience stores at all points of the compass.

[@blackphoenix77]

Doctor, get that child away from that monster!!!!

[@wanbawmcgraw]

Jimmy savile is much more frightening than the sontarans much more and ill leave it at that

[@kdmedia1534]

Didn’t Colin say that?

[@benjaminsidneykidd-bentley3966]

@@kdmedia1534 yes he most certainly did.

[@lucilovecraft1621]

Yes terrifying

[@timrob12]

@@kdmedia1534 Yup. That's Colin to you, always speaking what's on his mind and I appreciate him for it.

[@irottaalfurinn2539]

he knew

[@thegrandmuftiofwakanda]

Doctor Who and the Invasion of the Jimmy Diddlers.

[@duneideannaer5990]

Colin Baker was actually up there as one of the best in the line!

[@Puppy-ew4be]

That's like me saying I'm the best footballer in my house. He was awful!

[@rickibaran4273]

@@Puppy-ew4be I think he meant Tom Baker 🙂

[@Puppy-ew4be]

@@rickibaran4273 well, that's different. 🙂

[@rickibaran4273]

@@Puppy-ew4be I may have replied to the wrong person. DOH!

[@ineedausername124]

@@Puppy-ew4be he's great in the audio and other media he was just given a lot of bad stories and writing (not to mention the awful costume)

[@modsnsods7329]

Love Colin Baker.. Great Doctor Who.. Got a crap deal..

[@JakeHandface]

He got his good tenure in Big Finish

[@Puppy-ew4be]

Crap compared to Tom Baker.

[@Puppy-ew4be]

@@Reppter66 What the hell are you talking about?

[@Puppy-ew4be]

@@Reppter66 How am I inept? I gave an opinion as to what I thought of Colin Baker. Giving an opinion is not being inept. Who is using the family brain cell today? Made yourself look silly there. #schooled

[@benjaminsidneykidd-bentley3966]

He was well shafted, poor bloke. He is a great a ambasidor for Dr Who

[@scl1332]

Kid: *chuckles* I’m in danger

[@rogerfrancis65]

Danger Will Robinson...Danger Will Robinson!

[@gemstonesvideograpghy6672]

The Timelords should of interfered and erased the evil Savile from existence.

[@AndrewHsieh96]

Colin's face says it all.

[@stephentrudgeon2646]

Saville seems to have had young people handed to him on a plate, bbc has to take huge responsibility for this, he was like a kid in a candy shop!

[@garyturner5790]

And has Corporation really taken responsibility for Saville's crimes no sh** they have.

[@morriscox6595]

More like Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory, where all the kids were handed to Creepy Wonka, what was Wonka really saying on magic boat ride, when he went delierouis, "Next Jimmy Saville, Dressing Room," Sicko

[@Roctev]

Man you have to feel sorry for Colin Baker and Janet Fielding, they both looked so uncomfortable, and the kid as well looked creeped out by Savile. I can remember watching Jimmy Savile on T.V growing up, never felt he was right, there was something disturbing I couldn't put my finger on at the time, we all know what it was now. Clearly Colin and Janet felt the same way. Looking back now Savile was so creepy.

[@chrisfallon9678]

There's creeps everywhere !!!

[@hugoagogo9435]

Don’t worry Savile put his finger on it

[@Benjiesbeenbetter.]

Did you also get that guilty feeling because you thought there was something not right about him but "He does so much for charity, how can you not like him?" I know I did.

[@grantross2609]

the human race takes first chair for creepiness tho.........

[@texluh]

​@@Benjiesbeenbetter.No guilty feeling because I never was asked to defend him when he was alive , just disappointed in myself and applauding those that spotted it

[@anthfax]

Collin Baker actually looks sickened

[@davidjarvis8841]

He was protected by his mate , Prince Charles , Thatcher , Top Brass Police etc , if Saville was alive today , he would still be protected

[@boriskarloff598]

Don't forget the entire BBC who to this day still program the people of Britain. If you speak out against them they try to cancel you out.

[@homeworld1765]

The BBC is what protected ole' creepy Jimmy

[@matthewakian2]

He's more wicked than Davros.

[@zacmumblethunder7466]

@@homeworld1765 Many of the charities he promoted protected him as well, yet nobody mentions that. And I live the way people say "The Whole BBC", as if Scottish BBC's Haggis Hurling Show's tea lady was involved.

[@kdmedia1534]

@@zacmumblethunder7466 I genuinely think that’s nothing more than a cover story. Almost everyone we hear bad things about is in some way charitable.

[@timmone1861]

Next on BBC 1:Dr who, terror of the Saville

[@homebrewham2786]

ahh the old arch enemy the "nonce master" at work again

[@user-uh6lm5wv6n]

The only accurate part of this clip is when they look at Saville on the screen and say "its monstrous, its repulsive"

[@nigelmathewsnrm]

Ya know that for the Season Twenty-two Blu Ray, A Fix With Sontarans has been edited and altered (some would say improved), but I bet some have still got their own DVD copy of The Two Doctors, so I wouldn't be surprised if a comparison video will pop up on KZbin some time, just so people can show how history, no matter how unpleasant it is, can be, not so much rewritten, but tweaked a bit.

[@garyturner5790]

Terrifying real monster Savile was on Doctor Who.

[@adamtimelordfishwick4003]

Colins face just says it all 😂

[@wanderer1955]

Saville and the kid. Or the strange tale of the nonce and the bonce.

[@GardenGnome118118]

As if I needed more reasons to love Colin Baker

[@TonyEnglandUK]

Or to hate Jimmy Savile

[@mainstreetsaint36]

@@TonyEnglandUK Or both!

[@davidbull7210]

This is horrible to watch. The "episode" was originally included on the DVD of The Two Doctors but the subsequent reissue omitted it. Colin's reaction is priceless and he later recalled that Saville's behaviour was cold and vaguely menacing.

[@martinwood744]

Didn't Tegan say, "It's hideous." in the original? Plus her voice sounds different here. I think this has been.....um....doctored!

[@zacmumblethunder7466]

She says "It's monstrous".

[@peteblue2621]

Jim certainly fixed something for those kids.

[@MrAhuapai]

Looking back his creepiness seemed to be patently obvious. At least he was found out and victims dont have to suffer him being lauded and praised now he has passed away

[@sidpheasant7585]

But the rollercoaster of emotion was passed through... Millions doubting from the off - feeling something by gut, but forced by the powers that be to accept the saintliness of Jim rammed down our throats through the good works and the fixits. And the demand for tolerance of a slightly odd-looking lifestyle. And then we all forced to feel the full force of "guilt by association" as the feet of clay are seen, and those same powers that be hint that "everybody knew". No, we poor bl***y infantry DID NOT know ... they knew. But emotions were played (bad vibes experienced) on a vast scale ... which is what Mr Icke has been on about. Of course, because we know so little, we cannot preclude double bluff here ... but the rollercoaster would be the same or even greater in that way ... so it's just more grist to the mill (a phrase that popped into my head unbidden).

[@martinpugh1008]

It's a pity that the Doctor couldn't have abducted that monstrous and revolting thing called Saville and bundled him into his Tardis and taken him to a far off remote planet in some distant galaxy and just left him there

[@redjirachi1]

The Doctor's a time traveler so he probably knew what kind of person Jimmy Savile really was before everyone else. The only reason he didn't out him is because the paradox would be just a bit worse

[@DavidLS1]

Or maybe the Doctor has a dark side. I always suspected there was something going on between him and Adric.

[@redjirachi1]

@@DavidLS1 Even the Valeyard has standards

[@DavidLS1]

@@redjirachi1 What do you mean? Adric was cute.

[@benjaminsidneykidd-bentley3966]

Should see what Colin said about him. Talking about monsters he said that the Cybermen and sontarons were less scary than Harris

[@Puppy-ew4be]

It's Savile, not Harris. Know your nonces! 😂

[@JohnJones-mz2tc]

Nonce discombobulation

[@ItsMeGPZ]

even before all the demented crap came out that he did, how did anyone ever feel comfortable around jimmy savile. in retrospect it's even more creepy but even at the time he was a strange individual.

[@sidpheasant7585]

Hence the YEARS of strenuous effort to force us to accept the saintliness - probably by people who knew the truth all along. Exactly the same happened with SH, RH and HE - all carefully associated with flagship programmes of the BBC absolutely full of (apparently) noble emotion. My mum initially went "yuck" at RH, but after years of the extreme (genuinely positive) emotion of "Anim*l H*spital" and even his introducing the divine (truly) "Commonwealth Song" for HMQ at the Jubilee, mum had been converted - as had many millions of us. The juxtaposition of genuinely divine and beautiful things with a context that actually involved those things being mocked - visibly to just a few, invisibly to millions. My dad also had violent gut reaction to "ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha" on Jeux Sans Frontieres (founded on the noble idea of people from the countries in Europe loving each other, being silly together, playing games together, instead of killing each other). I (regrettably) was the one who persuaded him that that (apparently genuine) laughter was one of the joys of the show. Same story. Vast manipulation of emotions, but with the beautiful aspects apparently being lionised DELIBERATELY overlain with taintingly foul negativity, and hence mocked and derided behind the scenes. We know the ultimate source of the (often hidden) mocking and pastiching of noble and beautiful and divine things, do we not?

[@colinp2238]

If it was an adolescent girl Savile would have had no problem "decorating" her bonce, with what I am not saying here.

[@mica412]

For all the doubters who thought Dr Who being able to travel into the future was just fantasy.

[@Foebane72]

Wow, Colin Baker actually reacted like that to The Worm kissing Janet Fielding's hand!

[@dumbbo1]

Yikes! I first heard about Jimmy Savile (So Vile!) here in the US back in the 90s or so when the old American Movie Classics ran 50s and 60s rock-n-roll movies on Saturday nights. “Pop Gear” featured Savile introducing such acts as Matt Munro (a Sinatra-style singer best known for “From Russia With Love”), The Animals, and other singers who came and went in 1964-1965, all wrapped up in separately filmed live footage of The Beatles. I thought Savile odd, but when I looked him up (he was alive at the time) he seemed legit, just a bit odd. Well…….😲

[@lexezlao]

I feel like Janet and Colin would get along very well

[@adamtaylor5749]

Saville nearly shown at end of one very last fixed it programs. BBC must have known on rolling credits on live program Saville is looking at one of kids then suddenly they cut to footage what kids had been doing for fix it's.

[@Foebane72]

I think everyone looks NERVOUS here at Savile's "bonce" remark: Colin, Janet, and the boy!

[@kukalakana]

Was that Jimmy Saville? *shudders*

[@billyedwards6941]

Even the kid was alarmed

[@gizmofrompizmo2177]

There's a very good documentary on Netflix about him. There's one scene where they had video of Sevile interviewing one the kids he "helped" through his charity work obviously uncomfortable and traumatized by his presence. Sevile asks her "what did I ever do to you?" and in one of the most heartbreaking and chilling tone of voices I've heard she responded "everything". I had to stop watching for a moment and collect myself after that. I'd recommend the documentary if people have the stomach for it.

[@VivaSuga]

That's so horrible to hear. I can't even imagine what his victims went through. 😞 I might have to watch that documentary. Victims deserve to be heard.

[@ianheath4332]

And you pay your tv licence

[@sjh7880]

It’s getting close to the season for jingle jangle jewellery.

[@davidcoomber4050]

How the BBC can do a documentary on Savile is beyond belief, it’s like Germany doing a objective documentary on the fascist, defund the BBC

[@tom-lw3gv]

it sure rhymes with bonce

[@stonedroses45]

Bonce rhymes with nonce

[@stephenmcconnell1000]

Well done

[@garyturner5790]

That was real hiding behind the sofa that.

[@grahamblack1961]

He was definitely not on normal courtyard exercise.

[@PlebeianGoth]

Whoa I don't remember Savile being on Doctor Who. Granted I'm American and only now catching up on a lot of this stuff, but wow yikes

[@thewomble1509]

He wasn't. This is a clip from "Jim'll Fix It" a show that Savile hosted. Kids were encouraged to write to "nice Uncle Jim" asking if he could fix it for them to do something they had always dreamed of. The kids that got their wishes granted got a Fix It medallion on a ribbon that was placed over their heads. It had the words "Jim Fixed It For Me" on it. I shit you not!

[@Ade4fish]

"Well done the BBC . Another winner"

[@karaloca]

Christ, that’s gonna give me nightmares.

[@Enzo012]

0:10 Colin Bakers face there.

[@misterron6300]

Now, I'm getting the word...

[@NOWtheband]

Janet Fielding's hair, though! (*tho)

[@bradleymarshall7395]

While we might wonder why a camera happened to do a close-up on the Doctor just at that moment (The Doctor not being the focal point), thank goodness it did. The look we see the Doctor give Tegan though is not the Doctor. That is Colin Baker out of character for a moment looking confused and sickened. Why would there be a look like that in the programme they were making? It just doesn't fit. That look is genuine! He surely wasn't acting. Now we all know why.

[@Joabsmusic]

It rhymes with bonce

[@SentaiWho]

Colin and Janet was right when they called Jimmy monstrous and revolting… I’m assuming they knew what he’d done before it was confirmed to the country.

[@chocofrolik834]

Colin didn't know. They did a documentary on Sontarans before the truth came out and Colin mentioned feeling strangely uneasy around the guy.

[@RighteousBrother]

The most terrifying thing the Dr ever faced.

[@lukemcellin8736]

I think collin knew something we didn't

[@chocofrolik834]

Colin didn't know. They did a documentary on Sontarans before the truth came out and Colin mentioned feeling strangely uneasy around the guy.

[@k.aliazad4388]

That's Jimmy being chivalrous, I imagine.

[@randomguy4820]

Amazing how the BBC kept saville protected, wow!?

[@thewomble1509]

Not when you look at it's origins. The British establishment is the most fucked up and corrupt organisation you could imagine.

[@davesmith-rs1yo]

The reason he was sacked!

[@dynamitedave1438]

Poor kid , I bet he got more than a Jim will fix it badge ?

[@AngusJones]

What was this from??? And where can I see the rest??? What did Tegan and the doctor reply to Saville like??? Very intrigued about this clip. Is this a mini Tegan and 6 crossover story like 2007’s ‘Timecrash’ for children in need????

[@stewartsanders982]

is this a joke or real 😳 Colin looks 🤔 STUNED 🤯

[@neilyb5012]

There's so many inappropriate tardis jokes about it's bigger on the inside I'm just going to let you do them your self

[@Trotskyxx]

Now then, now then, now then....!

[@garyturner5790]

That poor man his fix it medle is tarnished forever because of Saville's disgusting crimes.

[@mcyeddi]

I think I'm glad I don't know what a bonce is. No I don't want to know, either

[@nikifrasier3026]

A bonce is a person's head, not as bad as you think...

[@garyturner5790]

@@nikifrasier3026 Not as bad as nonce that Saville was.

[@bernadettemurray8260]

Revolting, l wanted to throw up when he kissed her hand, seeing his face on the screen before was bad enough 🤢🤢🤢

[@PaulRoneClarke]

Like almost everyone I misread the title of this video. The old “P” for a “B” thing....could be an “N” though I suppose.

[@skaboosh]

Was he the child catcher in chitty chitty bang bang in real life?

[@lonecyberman5432]

He has been upgraded to cyber slave

[@josephchambers2000]

I think there is a version of this short that edits out Saville somewhere but I am not sure where.

[@garyturner5739]

It was monstrous and was allowed to get away with his sick crimes.

[@petersnush1794]

Everybody looks awkward!!!

[@andybray9791]

So ahead of time

[@garyfinn8772]

The BBC is full of jimmy saviles

[@richallenxbox1976]

Given what was alleged about Mr Saville just after he died, I'm surprised the BBC have allowed footage of him to remain, even on here... They've definitely removed any and all of the old 70s and 80s TOTP episodes he was in.

[@ZamWeazle]

It's on KZbin. I don't think the BBC can sensor that

[@richallenxbox1976]

@@ZamWeazle They probably can actually, on copyright grounds.

[@ZamWeazle]

@@richallenxbox1976 Possibly

[@dariowestern]

This scene has been cut from the Season 22 box set.

[@sidpheasant7585]

!!

[@johnnewman1975]

Any thing concerning savile should be erased

[@Puppy-ew4be]

We should send you a pre recording of his laugh to keep him always in your thoughts. 😂

[@markjones6710]

Ah, the cancel culture

[@garyturner5790]

A slippery slope that erasing past.

[@garyturner5790]

Where do you stop?

[@sidneygreen9120]

Colin Baker was pretty much disgusted with Saville you could see by the look on his kipper 🤮🤮🤮

[@irottaalfurinn2539]

when he kisses tegan on the hand you can see he gives a dirty look kinda

[@DukeJon1969]

oh dear

[@rac3502]

And thats the end of tonight's episode

[@TimelordUK]

Janet's hair!

[@ospreyphil8995]

What’s this from??

[@matthewakian2]

Jim'll Fix It - 'A Fix with Sontarans' (1985)