How Doctor Who emerged from an unlikely cast of characters
An Adventure Into Time and Space was a made for TV movie of how Doctor Who was created in 1963. It portrays its origins coming from an unlikely crew. There’s David Bradley/William Hartnell who believed his career was at a dead end. Jessica Raine/Verity Lambert who was the first female producer at the BBC. Sacha Dhawan/Waris Hussein was the producer who was Indian and gay. It also goes into the lore of the show such as the original keyboard theme song, the opening sequence, the sound of the Tardis and more. It’s a fun ride and has some emotional content as the show goes through changes.
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