Doctor who timeline

Back to our screens beat doctor who on 23 November 1963. At the time, the show was developed primarily by the head of drama at the BBC Sydney Newman. The title track theme series was by Ron Grainer composed, what would become as famous as the show itself.
The first doctor was played by William Hartnell from 1963 to 1966. At the first William was not sure about the adoption of part of doctor who, but it was the then Director Waris Hussein that it convinced that he was perfect for the role. This role and his character's highest profile in his career, and as he is the best in memory him.
Hartnell left the continuity of the show was accepted by audience another actor and was, that actor Patrick Troughton. He took over from Hartnel in 1966 and played the doctor until 1969. Again, his role as the doctor is what he is known. After its 1969 he returned back and then to episodes in 1973, 1983 and 1985. Unfortunately, many episodes that he appears in economic and space-saving reasons were wiped by the BBC.
Troughton found the schedule very strenuous play doctor who of also decided to leave the series in 1969, after three years in the role. He was also concerned about the type of conversion is. Jon Pertwee Patrick replaced and until 1974 played the doctor. He was a popular choice and also famous for playing paddy Gummidge from 1979 to 1987.
Next came Tom Baker, who at that time my especially popular. He made long scarf with his eccentric style dress and speech, and his own brand of the characters. This role made him instantly recognisable and he soon became a very popular doctor. He took 7 years until 1981 when Peter Davidson took over. As Tom Baker was cast, he took the advice of previous actors, which has played the doctor and stayed only for 3 years.
The sixth doctor and saw Colin Baker to take over the role. He played the role for a brief two years. His character was stormy and 'larger than life' but not so well with the audience below and he has a lot of the blame for that shows steady decline in the ratings at that time. Sylvester McCoy of Colin 1987 took over and played the doctor until the end of the series in 1989. It was thought at the time the show was over to the sale date.
Paul McGann played the eighth doctor in the television movie in 1996. The film was a joint venture between the BBC, Universal Studios and the Fox Broadcasting network. A new TV series was planned if the film proved successful to create. The film has quite well in the UK, but reviews were very low in the Americas. Due to this Fox Decidened, interested in a new series of doctor who found air not to create a different series and universal was not another network. This was the doctor so the end, until a new series was produced in 2005.
The series came back with a bang with Christopher Eccleston as the ninth doctor. Only he played the role for just one series until he has in a statement on the BBC, saying that he had decided to the role after leaving a data series, fearing how previous actors before him to be cast. The show benefited from the progress of the special effects and was a complete success.
Further, David Tennant, is equipped up very nicely in the doctors shoes and placed the role for five years. This was a childhood dream for David and he washed the role and the attention that went with him. He was a very popular doctor and in 2007 he was elected the "coolest character" in the UK television in a radio times survey.
Matt Smith took over in 2010 and is always still plays the role. Today is the show in the Gusiness book of records as the longest lists science fiction show run in the world. This is to which shows a total ratings; Book and DVD sales and iTunes traffic including the illegal downloads. Which have been recognized for a long time the show for its imaginative stories and special effects and is now a significant part of British popular culture.
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