If there isn't an 8th Doctor anything, this would be a huge tease. Get McGann back in while he's still in great shape and do a miniseries. Liv and Helen can tag along, ESP Liv, she's AWESOME.
The odd thing about the BBC adding full serials to TH-cam is that those of us here in the USA already have a free way of watching classic who on Tubi which has all the complete stories (bar an unearthly child) and most of the animations (except ones that are only partially animated and the newest ones) so adding them to TH-cam is just another way to watch them.
@@glentor3 right, those are the ones that are partially missing, so if they had some recovered episodes but some were not then It’s not on there. I also know not all of the fully animated stories are on there either Such as the most recent celestial toymaker.
A bunch of livestreamers (including Tubi) have a 24/7 Doctor Who channel as well, with at least three or four different feeds. So if you don't like the channel airing on one service you can see what the others are airing. If people prefer that method, it's also an option. For example I think Sling and Local Now have different feeds from Tubi. I forget which one Amazon Prime/Freevee uses.
Well, yeah, but.... I think there are a lot of American DW fans that don't necessarily frequent that streaming service enough to even know that classic Doctor Who is on there. And even if they are aware, not everyone really likes watching episodes on Tubi... I know I certainly don't! Tubi's tendency to show the same 3 commercials every 10 minutes I find particularly obnoxious for TV shows so, I really avoid watching any shows on there (I only use it for movies I can't find elsewhere). And maybe I'm completely alone in that avoidance but, I kinda doubt it. If nothing else, the BBC offering omnibus episodes on TH-cam absolutely will help me watch more Classic Who so, personally, I'm very grateful for it!
In Germany, still nothing. Also, during the Game Awards(OMG, WITCHER 4, SO HYPED) I once again thought what a shame it is to not have a proper, good Whoniverse game. The potential is huge, and the market is definitely there.
Well, the Classic Doctor was introduced to the USA by PBS, carried on by BBC America on cable, and continued on Britbox, and other streaming channels (PlutoTV, etc.)...
@@andywellsglobaldomination It only applies to redecorating. 😉 And not just 2, Clara Oswald says the exact phrase when the 12th Doctor slightly modifies the console room recently vacated by 11.
Very cool. Just watched Happiness Patrol to support the initiative. Enemy of the World has just been added as well. A slight clarification to the comment that these are omnibus... They are each episode back to back, with all opening and closing titles, but in one video. The breaks between episodes are chapters. So yes, they're an omnibus, but not an edit like the old Omnibus versions on DVD/broadcast.
Quick note, I'm in the US and even the "modern" official TH-cam channel has uploaded some there as well. I went to look at my subscriptions and found them there too! 😮🎉
Aussie here no doctor who classic episodes in Australia do your VPN is working the only way we can watch it down here is through Stan paid streaming platform
I've managed a few months ago to finally watch all the classic Doctor Who shows on Britbox through Amazon Prime, but I will probably still check them out on TH-cam, can have too much Doctor Who. Also as I was watching this video I noticed TH-cam recommended the Doctor Who Classic channel to me, so I went there and subscribed. Though I am happy as someone in the US, that I can watch the channel, I feel it's not fair to our neighbors up north, Canada, at least they too should be able to watch it, I mean I live in Michigan, which is right across from Canada, and grew up watching programs on CBC, because of how close we are, so it's only right that they also get watch the TH-cam channel, I think. But frankly I think people everywhere should be able to. Also Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year Ellie and everyone at WhoCulture and those here watching this video. I just hope that's possible after our horrible elections.
I am a bit wary about the show's past constantly coming back to haunt the present. One of the things that started to get in the way when I first got involved in fandom in the mid-1980s was a reliance on what had been. And I know it plays internationally to a much more specialized audience than at home, but that's part of the issue. Whatever the argument, it has to be relevant to the mainstream audience at home and be current. Fans will buy the umpteenth release of an old story in increasingly desirable formats no matter what. Keep it relevant.
I'm in the UK and have all the available classic stories on DVD. However, most of them are still broken up into their stories (usually around 4 episodes per story). I'd love to watch them edited into feature length stories over here (although Patrick Troughton's final story was 10 episodes - that would make it around 4 hours long. A marathon afternoon. lol)
In reference to Sylvester McCoy’s comment, I had a theory about 23 minutes after watching The Giggle last year that The Fourteenth Doctor will bi-generate all the previous Doctors and they will crossover into a massive team up for a Thanos like level threat. Now that it’s pretty much confirmed that every regeneration has been altered throughout the Doctor’s history, I still think my theory partially stands. We know Christopher Eccleston won’t return especially with RTD’s involvement and Peter Capaldi would like to remain retired but WHO knows?
Having each Tales of the Tardis Doctor have their own show would be a silly idea but one I'd be completely up for, less silly if it's a miniseries every now and then. Big Finish already sort of does this, just in audio form so maybe it's not that silly.
That actually would perfectly explain Tom Baker's The Curator in Day of the Doctor, who people continue to forget said, "You may revisit a few, but just the old favorites" David coming back as 14 and other Doctors returning has ALWAYS been on the table.
On Tubi, I can watch practically all of the classic DW on demand except for An Unearthly Child, missing episodes, and some of the cartoons. I even can watch Shada in the completed form. They shortly had The Daleks in Color. Otherwise, I can watch it on loop on Pluto, Amazon Prime (through Freevee), and Tubi.
Does Jon Hamm look like Patrick Troughton (especially facial features wise at least similar physical features)with a stockier build to anyone else? Depending I could see Hamm playing a failed experiment by the American UNIT to make a Human Time Lord hybrid with the Second Doctor's DNA (from the War Games). That could flesh out the American side of the Whoniverse without it being overbearing (and between Toast of London, Black Mirror & Good Omens proved he's able to lend a lot to British shows without eclipsing their Britishness)
I'm from Italy and I can confirm it's blank,so,considering it's the same in Germany,I would go ahead and say the whole Europe doesn't have content on the channel as well
When I became a fan of the show back in '83 (starting with Tom Baker's "Robot"), I forget if the local PBS station went 4th, 3rd, 5th. Or 4th, 5th, 3rd. But the 3rd-5th Doctors I was introduced first to, then the others later on in life.
i think it may have to do with tv licensing, i don't have a license and visit people to watch the Doctor, but on you tube i would get full access, i think that is why not EU
Started Enemy of the World last night. Does this move mean that the BBC will not be selling syndication packages to classic stories anymore? How annoyed is Brit Box or local stations that purchased a package only to have it free on TH-cam. Still this allows a way for the BBC to directly reach viewers with much less fuss about what/when/how. I note that Taskmaster is also showing on TH-cam in the US only 24hrs after showing on Channel 4. I assume the producers decided a small amount of money from TH-cam is better than nothing if no one wants to buy a package. Also if it is sold later, it is easy to take down videos from TH-cam. Enjoy while you can.
I've been watching Doctor who classic.It's a wonderful way to connect to my mother's generation of who you're meeting american and not being able to have seen the classicthere is myself it's awesome to go back and watch a bunch of em
It's nice to get some of the bonuses but like someone else said, we in the US have options on the classic shows on the free side, though we need Max for New Who prior to Disney and Disney+ for anything coming out. Both of those require a paid subscription. It would be nice to have everything in one shot. Does anyone even have the TV movie?
In Ireland nothing. Don't have bbc iplayer here AND Disney+ doesn't even have Doctor Who (specials and season 1) Why are we the bermuda triangle, missing out on everything 😢
I am in the US. I am on the primary Doctor who TH-cam channel in my browser and there is a playlist for like everything. There's links out to other universe scenarios. The Sarah Jane link looks like it's just no it's everything. It's all here on TH-cam. I haven't yet explored classic in depth, but the Sarah Jane adventures and the modern Doctor who are completes torchwood is complete. Well almost complete. No there's there's miracle day. It's all there everything.
Okay, explored a little bit more. Every episode of Torchwood, every episode of Sarah Jane adventures. Even Class! Every episode of modern who up until the new Disney stuff is all on those respective channels. The classic is still fairly limited and no there's no eighth doctor.
Uruguay stil isnt in the map of Woctor Who, we could only watch 14 in Disney or buy DVD's for the rest (questionable quality, not Amazon, Walmart! can you believe it?) we buy through proxy in US, because UK dont sell to us, dont stream to us, nothing... and we cant stream through any service outside UK because IP detection for certain shows like this one they dont serve. HATE IT! I dont want to install VPNs, I want LEGAL ACCESS!
But seriously, you couldn't leave a simple link to this 'resurrected' channel? I had to scrub through this video to try to find where it was mentioned (3:57 if you're having the same problem). And no, It has subchannels with content, but no actual videos on their main channel, at least here in Australia. To be honest, I'm betting kind of sick of the separation of Who into BBC/UK and the rest of the world. But then I am also shit to bits with the scarcity of Who episodes in the past 4 or 5 years. There is too much money flying around everywhere and not enough minutes of footage!
Also on a note as an American who loves Doctor who I have something to complain about, I just recently flew on a British Airways flight back home and I was disappointed to see that they did not have Doctor Who on the flight.
Since the 60th anniversary celebration we have had Tubi in America to watch 7 out of the 8 classic doctors cause mcgann’s tv movie wasn’t add to Tubi but I have it physically anyway and I started with Jon Pertwee cause from him to mcgann it’s all been recovered and archived so I can watch it like my parents could’ve done if it was available in America at the time also the newer animation of Hartnell and Troughton were not add to Tubi so not everything that’s available of the 60’s is available that’s why I went to Jon Pertwee first I like hartnell and Troughton but it not all available
You know what I would love to see, Sean Pertwee taking over his dads role as 3. He's the spitting image of Jon and about the same age as his dad was when he played the Doctor.
Ellie, here in the States, we have on the PlutoTV app a Classic Doctor Who channel. We have the specific Classic Doctor Who on Tubi App with the different Doctors' eras. Pertwee, Baker, McCoy, Hartnall, etc
Sometimes I hate talk to text. My last text should have said that Brit box has all of the classic doctors and their episodes and is available by subscription And the cost is very reasonable.
The thoughts on the Tales of the TARDIS being used to reintroduce past Doctors to new viewers is inherently flawed. TotT is only available on BBC iPlayer, so people who are watching the new show on Disney+ have no (legal) way to watch it (the former being UK exclusive, and the latter rest-of-the-world exclusive…).
Any Who fan including you Ellie, who hasn’t experienced going through classic Who is in for a treat. You’ll find stories that would work in the modern era……outdated attitudes…..progressive attitudes……outdated effects…..and impressive effects….it’s all there. This happened to me in the ancient past when UK gold were looping through every story 1970 onwards on UK Gold, and Pertwee became my favourite Doctor to this day. Have a WHOpy New Year!
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If there isn't an 8th Doctor anything, this would be a huge tease. Get McGann back in while he's still in great shape and do a miniseries. Liv and Helen can tag along, ESP Liv, she's AWESOME.
Chibnall definitely got the memo as I was delighted to see McGann appear in Power of the Doctor.
There should be a huge petition! We need a McGann series. He completely looks the part, he’s still a big name in British TV, it’s a no brainier.
It really is a shame how small the amount of screen time he got is. Just wish we also got more of John Hurt before he left the land of the living.
The odd thing about the BBC adding full serials to TH-cam is that those of us here in the USA already have a free way of watching classic who on Tubi which has all the complete stories (bar an unearthly child) and most of the animations (except ones that are only partially animated and the newest ones) so adding them to TH-cam is just another way to watch them.
Thank you for telling me about tubi and it's dr. Who ability
There are a number of serials not available from the sixties on Tubi.
@@glentor3 right, those are the ones that are partially missing, so if they had some recovered episodes but some were not then It’s not on there. I also know not all of the fully animated stories are on there either Such as the most recent celestial toymaker.
A bunch of livestreamers (including Tubi) have a 24/7 Doctor Who channel as well, with at least three or four different feeds. So if you don't like the channel airing on one service you can see what the others are airing. If people prefer that method, it's also an option. For example I think Sling and Local Now have different feeds from Tubi. I forget which one Amazon Prime/Freevee uses.
Well, yeah, but.... I think there are a lot of American DW fans that don't necessarily frequent that streaming service enough to even know that classic Doctor Who is on there. And even if they are aware, not everyone really likes watching episodes on Tubi... I know I certainly don't! Tubi's tendency to show the same 3 commercials every 10 minutes I find particularly obnoxious for TV shows so, I really avoid watching any shows on there (I only use it for movies I can't find elsewhere). And maybe I'm completely alone in that avoidance but, I kinda doubt it. If nothing else, the BBC offering omnibus episodes on TH-cam absolutely will help me watch more Classic Who so, personally, I'm very grateful for it!
In Germany, still nothing. Also, during the Game Awards(OMG, WITCHER 4, SO HYPED) I once again thought what a shame it is to not have a proper, good Whoniverse game. The potential is huge, and the market is definitely there.
I love how the ABC (Australian Broadcasting Company) saved Doctor Who at one point but Australia still doesn't have the majority of the Whoniverse!!
When did ABC save Doctor Who?
True and such a shame that again we don't get the videos on that Classic DW channel.
When and how did this happen?
@@1978rharris The recovery of many "lost" stories (including the only existing colour print of "Inferno")
It would be dream come true to have all episodes of classic, and new who available in Disney +
What was left of it after pruning & censoring
@@inspector2363 Sadly, yeah... Disney is Snip happy... Fair chunks of the Muppets are still snipped.
I'm not sure about Classic Who, but I would love for New Who (2005-2022) to move to Disney+ once the license to Max (formerly HBO Max) runs out.
Disney ruins everything.
@@Robdeltonie Hey, you have New Who on HBO Max? In Poland I can't find it! What country you live in? :)
Well, the Classic Doctor was introduced to the USA by PBS, carried on by BBC America on cable, and continued on Britbox, and other streaming channels (PlutoTV, etc.)...
A friend turned me on to it when "Logopolis" came on the local PBS station. I didn't like it.
Because Second Doctor joke.
@@andywellsglobaldomination It only applies to redecorating. 😉 And not just 2, Clara Oswald says the exact phrase when the 12th Doctor slightly modifies the console room recently vacated by 11.
now they need to revive the Torchwood, The Sarah Jane Adventures, and Class TH-cam channels in this same way.
@TheDoctorWhoDon Class especially. It left Tubi around the time Classic Who got added. SJA and Torchwood are still on Max with 2005-2022 Who.
Sarah Jane Adventures wouldn't be the same without Sarah Jane. Actress sadly has passed. 😢
@@Thexbin Not the show. The TH-cam channel I wasn’t aware existed
@@Thexbinthumbs up for the sentiment, not Mrs. Sladen’s demise.
@@DigiRangerScott I was commenting on the parent post where they mentioned "revive" show. Revive implies new episodes.
Here is hoping the 8th Doctor gets some love finally and gets added to this soon™
Yes Tubi not only has classic episodes of Doctors 1 to 7 they also have the animated remakes of missing episodes /stories.
Very cool. Just watched Happiness Patrol to support the initiative.
Enemy of the World has just been added as well.
A slight clarification to the comment that these are omnibus... They are each episode back to back, with all opening and closing titles, but in one video. The breaks between episodes are chapters.
So yes, they're an omnibus, but not an edit like the old Omnibus versions on DVD/broadcast.
Sadly no classics available here in the Netherlands either😢
Hardly a surprise but the Classic channel also not available in NZ.
Physical media for the win!
Quick note, I'm in the US and even the "modern" official TH-cam channel has uploaded some there as well. I went to look at my subscriptions and found them there too! 😮🎉
Aussie here no doctor who classic episodes in Australia do your VPN is working the only way we can watch it down here is through Stan paid streaming platform
I've managed a few months ago to finally watch all the classic Doctor Who shows on Britbox through Amazon Prime, but I will probably still check them out on TH-cam, can have too much Doctor Who. Also as I was watching this video I noticed TH-cam recommended the Doctor Who Classic channel to me, so I went there and subscribed.
Though I am happy as someone in the US, that I can watch the channel, I feel it's not fair to our neighbors up north, Canada, at least they too should be able to watch it, I mean I live in Michigan, which is right across from Canada, and grew up watching programs on CBC, because of how close we are, so it's only right that they also get watch the TH-cam channel, I think.
But frankly I think people everywhere should be able to.
Also Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year Ellie and everyone at WhoCulture and those here watching this video. I just hope that's possible after our horrible elections.
I am a bit wary about the show's past constantly coming back to haunt the present. One of the things that started to get in the way when I first got involved in fandom in the mid-1980s was a reliance on what had been. And I know it plays internationally to a much more specialized audience than at home, but that's part of the issue. Whatever the argument, it has to be relevant to the mainstream audience at home and be current. Fans will buy the umpteenth release of an old story in increasingly desirable formats no matter what. Keep it relevant.
I'm in the UK and have all the available classic stories on DVD. However, most of them are still broken up into their stories (usually around 4 episodes per story). I'd love to watch them edited into feature length stories over here (although Patrick Troughton's final story was 10 episodes - that would make it around 4 hours long. A marathon afternoon. lol)
Guess which story they're cutting down and releasing this christmas!
In reference to Sylvester McCoy’s comment, I had a theory about 23 minutes after watching The Giggle last year that The Fourteenth Doctor will bi-generate all the previous Doctors and they will crossover into a massive team up for a Thanos like level threat. Now that it’s pretty much confirmed that every regeneration has been altered throughout the Doctor’s history, I still think my theory partially stands. We know Christopher Eccleston won’t return especially with RTD’s involvement and Peter Capaldi would like to remain retired but WHO knows?
HAPPY HOLIDAYS, Ellie!!!!
Okay, so you solved the mystery of why I now watch #ClassicDoctorWho every day!!!!
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There's a name for an episode - "The Colourization of the Daleks."
Didn't they try that and everyone thought it was stupid?
@@elizabethgrosvenor153 those damn Skittle Daleks
Colourisation*; at least spell the word correctly!
@@DrWhoFanJ Colorization IS spelled correctly, ass.
You mean victory of the daleks?
I'm American and I noticed these serials getting uploaded recently. I'm excited! I made a playlist of all of them to check them out.
Having each Tales of the Tardis Doctor have their own show would be a silly idea but one I'd be completely up for, less silly if it's a miniseries every now and then. Big Finish already sort of does this, just in audio form so maybe it's not that silly.
That actually would perfectly explain Tom Baker's The Curator in Day of the Doctor, who people continue to forget said, "You may revisit a few, but just the old favorites"
David coming back as 14 and other Doctors returning has ALWAYS been on the table.
I was JUST thinking about this yesterday after rewatching that!!
On Tubi, I can watch practically all of the classic DW on demand except for An Unearthly Child, missing episodes, and some of the cartoons. I even can watch Shada in the completed form. They shortly had The Daleks in Color. Otherwise, I can watch it on loop on Pluto, Amazon Prime (through Freevee), and Tubi.
Does Jon Hamm look like Patrick Troughton (especially facial features wise at least similar physical features)with a stockier build to anyone else? Depending I could see Hamm playing a failed experiment by the American UNIT to make a Human Time Lord hybrid with the Second Doctor's DNA (from the War Games). That could flesh out the American side of the Whoniverse without it being overbearing (and between Toast of London, Black Mirror & Good Omens proved he's able to lend a lot to British shows without eclipsing their Britishness)
Would actually be a fun idea, and would feel new
I'm from Italy and I can confirm it's blank,so,considering it's the same in Germany,I would go ahead and say the whole Europe doesn't have content on the channel as well
I can confirm France doesn't have it.
Same in Austria
same for sweden
@@Pastor4x4 neither does Spain
On "Doctor Who: Classic" in Canada, no videos are visible at this moment.
It’s also not available in the Netherlands
*The videos of BBCCLASSICDOCTORWHO channel are not available for Argentina.... It shows the channel empty*
When I became a fan of the show back in '83 (starting with Tom Baker's "Robot"), I forget if the local PBS station went 4th, 3rd, 5th. Or 4th, 5th, 3rd. But the 3rd-5th Doctors I was introduced first to, then the others later on in life.
i think it may have to do with tv licensing, i don't have a license and visit people to watch the Doctor, but on you tube i would get full access, i think that is why not EU
Really thought this was about the Life and Death of River song (the best character) with Ace and tegan big finish audio.
10 days until Joy to the World WOOOOOOOOOOOO lets go I am so excited
"in omnibus form"
Immediately not worth it, they should upload them in their original serial format.
It could be that each episode plays one after the other in full within the same video.
What’s wrong with it being in omnibus form? For most viewers they’ll naturally be watching the episodes back to back anyway?
Here in the states I know you can watch every of serial on either Pluto TV or Tubi
The biggest reason why they would bring back the classic doctors, is to bring up the ratings. Not that they would admit that.
Britbox has all of the classic doctors and their stories
Not in Australia.
Why those particular serials first?
Is it just solely due to rights issues, just randomly selected, or have they been chosen in particular.
Happy Christmas Ellie from the USA. We are thankful for the classic episodes we grew up with being offered here.
We have classic Doctor Who everywhere in America Tubi Pluto TV many different live channels.
The channel is blank too here in France, +1 for the no EU theory
EU regulations is stingy asf
Started Enemy of the World last night. Does this move mean that the BBC will not be selling syndication packages to classic stories anymore? How annoyed is Brit Box or local stations that purchased a package only to have it free on TH-cam. Still this allows a way for the BBC to directly reach viewers with much less fuss about what/when/how. I note that Taskmaster is also showing on TH-cam in the US only 24hrs after showing on Channel 4. I assume the producers decided a small amount of money from TH-cam is better than nothing if no one wants to buy a package. Also if it is sold later, it is easy to take down videos from TH-cam. Enjoy while you can.
Enemy of the World-An underrated Second Doctor tale that a new generation gets to see in its entirety.
In Taiwan, there is nothing too. If I can legally watch DW one day, I will donate them as much as possible. And again, internationally(only USA)
Good News Ellie To Be On The BBC
I've been watching Doctor who classic.It's a wonderful way to connect to my mother's generation of who you're meeting american and not being able to have seen the classicthere is myself it's awesome to go back and watch a bunch of em
I'm in the UK and can't access the videos on Doctor Who: Classic. Oh well, I'll just stick with the DVDs.
No Doctor Who: Classic here in Sweden, but they showed the full classic series at our Tv4 channel some years ago.
DW Classic: Not visible in Australia
I watch the classic show on BritBox in the U.S.
I have a Vizio TV and it has a Classic Doctor Who channel that shows up until the 7th Doctor for free
We in the US didn't get Tales of the Tardis unless we pirated it Ellie.
And no-one did because that would be illegal.
(And the word is TARDIS.)
@@DrWhoFanJ Loads of people did. Cry harder. Do you think just because it's illegal people don't pirate shows?
@ No-one did. No-one intelligent does.
Cool doctor who classic channel
It's nice to get some of the bonuses but like someone else said, we in the US have options on the classic shows on the free side, though we need Max for New Who prior to Disney and Disney+ for anything coming out. Both of those require a paid subscription. It would be nice to have everything in one shot. Does anyone even have the TV movie?
Doctor who Classic also shows no videos for Ecuador
“Who payed Who”? No pun intended? 😅 (And it’s “who payed whom”. 👍🏾)
In Ireland nothing. Don't have bbc iplayer here AND Disney+ doesn't even have Doctor Who (specials and season 1)
Why are we the bermuda triangle, missing out on everything 😢
nothing on the classic channel in Belgium either :(
Who else loves Ellie's Christmas hat? ❤❤❤
ME!!!
Seems to be nothing available for Australia as usual :(
4 hours ago as typing this the US also got Day of the Daleks.
Tenth Planet was the Cybermen, not the Daleks!
Aww, the channel isn't available in India, Tubi wasn't available already so I have literally no way to officially watch classic who
I am in the US. I am on the primary Doctor who TH-cam channel in my browser and there is a playlist for like everything. There's links out to other universe scenarios. The Sarah Jane link looks like it's just no it's everything. It's all here on TH-cam. I haven't yet explored classic in depth, but the Sarah Jane adventures and the modern Doctor who are completes torchwood is complete. Well almost complete. No there's there's miracle day. It's all there everything.
Okay, explored a little bit more. Every episode of Torchwood, every episode of Sarah Jane adventures. Even Class! Every episode of modern who up until the new Disney stuff is all on those respective channels. The classic is still fairly limited and no there's no eighth doctor.
Not available in Brazil sadly
Uruguay stil isnt in the map of Woctor Who, we could only watch 14 in Disney or buy DVD's for the rest (questionable quality, not Amazon, Walmart! can you believe it?) we buy through proxy in US, because UK dont sell to us, dont stream to us, nothing... and we cant stream through any service outside UK because IP detection for certain shows like this one they dont serve. HATE IT! I dont want to install VPNs, I want LEGAL ACCESS!
ayo the lads down under getting a mention lets go!! fitty percent podcast
But seriously, you couldn't leave a simple link to this 'resurrected' channel? I had to scrub through this video to try to find where it was mentioned (3:57 if you're having the same problem). And no, It has subchannels with content, but no actual videos on their main channel, at least here in Australia. To be honest, I'm betting kind of sick of the separation of Who into BBC/UK and the rest of the world. But then I am also shit to bits with the scarcity of Who episodes in the past 4 or 5 years. There is too much money flying around everywhere and not enough minutes of footage!
No videos available on DWC in Spain. On the other hand, as torrenting is explicitly legal here, then ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Also on a note as an American who loves Doctor who I have something to complain about, I just recently flew on a British Airways flight back home and I was disappointed to see that they did not have Doctor Who on the flight.
Should call it the wholiday
Is there a in universe reason for the third doctor's tattoo in his first episode?
Not sure for the universe reason, only that it was Pertwee's actual tattoo which they didn't bother trying to hide.
Yes, it's a sign of his Exile on earth
@@AndrewChapman Yeah, I gathered that much.
@@chrisbellon3739 interesting, was it ever expanded upon later?
According to the New Adventure Christmas on a Rational Planet it's a 'convict tattoo'.
The key word in Slyvester's quotes is, "MAY"...
As a UK viewer, I'm assuming there is there a TH-cam channel where I can watch Disney+ shows that I haven't paid for?
What those "aged" versions of the Doctors we'd already just seen returned in The Power Of The Doctor??? Hardly an RTD idea at all really is it?
Brazil too has not received acess
Since the 60th anniversary celebration we have had Tubi in America to watch 7 out of the 8 classic doctors cause mcgann’s tv movie wasn’t add to Tubi but I have it physically anyway and I started with Jon Pertwee cause from him to mcgann it’s all been recovered and archived so I can watch it like my parents could’ve done if it was available in America at the time also the newer animation of Hartnell and Troughton were not add to Tubi so not everything that’s available of the 60’s is available that’s why I went to Jon Pertwee first I like hartnell and Troughton but it not all available
You know what I would love to see, Sean Pertwee taking over his dads role as 3. He's the spitting image of Jon and about the same age as his dad was when he played the Doctor.
Im in the usa and i have the doctor who classic channel
Doctor Who: Classic has no videos in Brazil either
You can just say "goodbye sweeties." We know it's a River Sing quote.
Doctor Who: Classic is EMPTY to visitors from URuguay!
Buy them in UK but not showing actual titles which is bad.
Tubi has the entirety of the classic series. As far as I know there are no geographical restrictions.
Not in Australia, unfortunately…
@@Wolf359inc India too, unfortunately
Ellie, here in the States, we have on the PlutoTV app a Classic Doctor Who channel. We have the specific Classic Doctor Who on Tubi App with the different Doctors' eras. Pertwee, Baker, McCoy, Hartnall, etc
NOOOO i can't find anything in India I was so excited. So you are telling me that doctor who went international to a single nationality
I'm in Japan (but originally from the UK) and it's not available here.
I’m here in the U.S., but how can I watch “Tales of the Tardis” episodes?
I’d love to see them!
By coming to the UK.
(And it’s TARDIS.)
You can either go to the UK, or by sailing the high seas (if you get my meaning)
@ Only the former is legal and you know it.
I'm from Chile (country in Latin America) and sadly there aren't any episodes to watch :c
Britbox my subscription unleashed and it is very reasonable price. Again Britbox has all of the classic doctors and their stories.
Sometimes I hate talk to text. My last text should have said that Brit box has all of the classic doctors and their episodes and is available by subscription
And the cost is very reasonable.
Not in Australia.
nothing from Turkey either :(
I can't access that channel in New Zealand.
Try searching for “Doctor Who Classic channel”. Worked for me in Australia just now. And yes, there are no videos there…
The thoughts on the Tales of the TARDIS being used to reintroduce past Doctors to new viewers is inherently flawed. TotT is only available on BBC iPlayer, so people who are watching the new show on Disney+ have no (legal) way to watch it (the former being UK exclusive, and the latter rest-of-the-world exclusive…).
Also like we literally just saw all those past Doctors in the Power of the Doctor
Yay! You wore the jumper!
I saw that pun and HAD to leave a like. 😅
Can confirm that the channel isn't available to us up here in Canada. Still subscribed in the off chance that changes.
Unavailable in Canada, but Tubi has classic era in Canada
Just found that out too.
Not available in Norway. 🇳🇴
Any Who fan including you Ellie, who hasn’t experienced going through classic Who is in for a treat. You’ll find stories that would work in the modern era……outdated attitudes…..progressive attitudes……outdated effects…..and impressive effects….it’s all there. This happened to me in the ancient past when UK gold were looping through every story 1970 onwards on UK Gold, and Pertwee became my favourite Doctor to this day. Have a WHOpy New Year!
Catalonia (Spain) here, nothing on the channel. So disappointing.