Doctor Who Live: The Afterparty

Hello and welcome to this special celebration of Doctor Who, live from

the British Film Institute. Tonight we are throwing a birthday party

with a difference. We will be looking back at tonight's ennic

adventure, wasn't it brilliant? And 50 years of the nation's favourite

TV show. Even better we will be joined by Doctors old and new,

exclusive chats with Smith and John Hurt. Once again the universe has

been saved by a mad man in a box, technically three of them. It is

time for the afterparty. Good evening, welcome to Doctor Who

Live The Afterparty. How do you follow that, the most incredible

episode of Doctor Who, ever. Tonight there is barely time to catch your

breath or wipe away a tear. We will stellar guests, brilliant clips and

cheeky surprises. We will be chatting to Jenna Coleman, John Hurt

and Steven Moffett, and the man who made the Fez cool, not Tommy Cooper

but Matt Smith. He want you to get involved by tweeting your comments

about the Day of the Doctor and anything 50th anniversary-related

going to anything 50th anniversary-related

website. While we are looking back at the past we are creating some

exciting TV first, including the Largest-ever collection of Doctor

Who fans. We will chat to them unless they don't get lost in a

corridor or tumbling down a quarry. We have an audience of Doctor Who

fans and our own house band, Traffic Experiment. Later on we will also

have a band from a different dimension as we go live to LA with

One Direction! He's excited. No party would be complete without the

odd drink, or in our case the Ood drink, we have the best barmen in

the universe, it is the Ood ladies and gentlemen. Look at these guys.

Wow, strong and silent, the way I like my barmen! Meanwhile in our

social media zone we have the hard-core Hoovians! Are you happy,

did you enjoy that episode, is everybody happy. Did anybody shed a

tear? Tonight is all about one man, the hero of the moment, the Doctor.

Back stage we have a whole heap of Doctors, who are coming up for you

later on. Very exciting. Plus a very special word from my Doctor, my own

personal Doctor, Colin Baker. Could it -- Tom Baker.

Could it get more exciting! ? The Day of the Doctor has been shown sim

-- simultaneously in 75 countries. What did the audience make of it.

All the companion, What did the audience make of it.

Hello Jeanne, and also What did the audience make of it.

Carol-Anne, you were in the first-ever episode 50 years ago. How

recoginsable is the show today to the one you starred in? I don't

think it bears any resemblance at all to what we were doing. How much

did you enjoy the episode tonight? I enjoyed it, but I'm exhausted. It is

a gruelling experience. William you played Ian Chesterton, you had great

sword skills, how much did you enjoy it tonight? I did enjoy it, I was

surprised I enjoyed it, I was astonished by it. Constantly

thinking what is going to happen? What is going to happen? Perhaps

this is the answer! Can I say it is wonderful to see you there, Rick is

with more companions over there. Were you surprised that you enjoyed

it, Caitlin, did you enjoy it? I did enjoy it. I was surprised! Good

answer. Very good answer. Bernard did you enjoy it? I didn't actually

see it I was next to Bonnie Langford who wouldn't let me watch it who

said it was too much for me. I had a sneak preview and it was smashing.

Bernard loved it. I love his jumper. This past week Doctor Who has been

everywhere, like a Sycorax invasion, it has taken over the media. Have a

look. What a start. I it is hard to

believe it has been 50 years. What a start. I it is hard to

The world's longest-running science fiction series celebrating as the

half century. A special ceremony celebrating Doctor Who at Buckingham

Palace leading up to the 50th anniversary episode on Saturday. It

is all over the papers, images put on buildings in Sydney. If you have

been paying attention you might have on buildings in Sydney. If you have

seen some little TARDISes appearing on BBC shows. There is one in Holby

City. Hiding under the desk in Football Focus, one in Casualty, and

also in the Queen Vic. If you spotted all five you can have a

cookie. I like the guy in Holby City looking like he knew it was there.

We will have Matt Smith soon getting backstage gossip on the Doctors.

Here is a star-studded array of fans sending their wishes. For the 50th

anniversary, for one night only, the Doctor Who theme is the Hoonivers,

he's number one. Happy 50th anniversary Doctor Who. We would

like to say a very, very happy 50th anniversary for Doctor Who. I you're

looking good for 50, I would like to know who the Doctor is, if you know

what I mean. You have made my son eat celery. From all of us at BBC

breakfast have a fantastic evening. 50 years that is twice as long as I

have been alive. Happy 50th anniversary, have a wonderful

evening, peace. Right now I'm in the social media zone with the dedicated

fans to find out what they made of the blockbuster story. I will start

with you Madame, what did you think, did it meet expectations? Amazing.

Fantastic, lived up to the hype. I very exciting. Totally moving. A

dirty movie! What was it like to see the references scattered in from

previous episodes of Doctor Who? It was fantastic, I saw the first

episode it stuck in my mind ever since. Do you think you will be

rewatching it against this weekend? Probably when we get home. That is

very, very keen. Probably when we get home. That is

saying that Doctor Who Probably when we get home. That is

how this guy is dressed, I don't mind it. This is what people are

saying on Twitter, let's hope this works. It worked, I can't believe

I think it was worth the wait. Don't forget you can join the

Conservatives by using the hashtag. Not least about tonight's leading

man who is with Zoe. He's not here yet, we are about to welcome him. As

if we haven't had enough excitement this evening, we are about to crank

things up all the way to 11, joining me now, live on the sofa, will you

go mad please for the current Doctor, the man who has defeated the

Dalek, rebooted the entire universe, and most impressively of all, made

the bowtie look cool. Give it up please for Matt Smith!

Have a seat. The fish fingers and custard are here if you need them.

It is covered, the custard is cold. He genuinely likes that. The fish

fingers seem a bit stale. Somebody will be flogged. You are bowties

look cool and now a turtle neck? A polo neck, God knows, I don't know.

I thought it was cold tonight. Double up! Congratulations, you have

just watched the Day of the Doctor, millions have watched in

countries? I was told 94. They told me the truth! How does it feel to be

at the heart of something so epic? It is a privilege you know. Like all

of us here who have been part of it, we are still going! You know I share

it with all these people here. It is just, I feel very pleased and proud

to be part of this legacy. You know, to have this whole fabric and

identity behind me. Just seeing last night I watched a programme on BBC

Three and seeing all the old companions and Peter regenerate,

which was brilliant. Yeah, yeah, it is very proud. It is strange when

you are faced with all the companion, I talked into the make-up

room and it was like, my goodness, seeing them all was like reliving my

childhood. An astonishing build-up to the episode, a positive Frenchcy.

Who what is it like to be caught -- frenzy, what is it like to be caught

up in that? We were at a French thing today and all the fans were

there. 50 years, here we are, I'm going to have a gin and tonic now.

Six I think! A momentous occasion for Doctor Who after 50 years, what

did you first make of the script when Steven got in touch and said

this is what I have planned? He told me it would be in 3-D and Dave would

be back, I was really pleased about that. I'm great prentice with

Billie, and we have John on board. John just needs to flash his eyes

and the camera, there is me and David climbing the walls and kind of

John will flick his eyes and the camera is immediately drawn to him.

What is really clever about it is what he has managed to do is change

the mythology of the character, which after 50 years an achievement.

It is an incredible thing to do. We must talk stunts, at one

It is an incredible thing to do. We hanging off the

It is an incredible thing to do. We Trafalgar Square. Was that you? It

was me, thank you very much, it was me. Because nowadays, with the red

tape, it was different in your day you could do any stunt, I bet.

Nowadays with the red tape we have, and I was like, no, I'm going up.

That is the biggest crane they have ever had in Trafalgar Square, a

useless fact, but one never the less. It will make it into the book.

Let's talk about the Fez, you have a bowtie, do you have one at home? I

have one Fez, I don't wear them in public. It hasn't been on screen

that long. But I kind of love them. Fantastic. So exciting to see you,

when you walked into the room earlier on we all went like wow. We

will talk more with Matt, a round of applause for Matt Smith everybody. P

. Tonight's episode saw the Doctor in Elizabethan England and modern

day London, if you thought booking a plane ticket was complicated, wait

until you see the tricky business of time travel. Hello sweetie! He may

be a Time Lord, but the Doctor has a funny old relationship with time

travel. I am travel is like a tear in the fabric of reality. Sometimes

he's very good at it. Oh yes! The Globe Theatre. Other times, not so

much. I 1979, hell of a year. Sometimes it is an excuse to meet

his heros. Winston Churchill. Doctor. Other times it is an excuse

to dress up. You going my way, doll! He has been back to the Big Bang. We

are heading straight into the biggest explosion in history. He was

there for the birth of the earth. And he saw its death. He often says

you can't change history. You can't rewrite history, not one line. Other

times he's the one meddling. Brilliant! You are a genius, a

genius. But if other people try to mess with history. You are a time

meddler, and what are you trying to get up to this time, hmm? Basically

he makes it up as he goes along. Ahhhhh. He doesn't always know where

he's going or when he's going, but you have to hand it to him, the

Doctor is the ultimate time traveller. Happy birthday sweetie.

Special thanks to the gorgeous Alex Kingston, one River I wouldn't dare

cross. As we know the Doctor doesn't like travelling alone, we have

dozens of former companions, not to mention the current shipmate, the

irrepressible Clara. Please give a Gallifreyan welcome to Jenna

Coleman, Steven Moffett and John Hurt. Squeeze up it is intimate

round here. Hello, you look beautiful, absolutely stunning

there. John, welcome to the show, wonderful, wonderful episode

tonight. Did you ever think you would be playing such an iconic

tonight. Did you ever think you what he wanted you

first happened I thought it would be a bit of fun, frankly. And it turned

out not to be so much fun as extremely hard work. But my eyes

were opened, it was fantastic working with both the boys, you

know, the boys. The lads! It was fabulous experience, it opened my

eyes, and I was very, very thrilled that I did it. I think Nick has done

a fantastic job with the film. You have now joined a very exclusive

club, how does it feel to be a member? It does make me feel as

though it is a very distinct club, very much so. Certainly of the

Doctorate! ??FORCEDWHI Who was your Doctor? The one that I saw I saw

most was Tom Baker. I used to see him in Soho, quite frequently, he

was so full of enthusiasm for it. Very interesting seeing him the

other day, he said everything after playing the Doctor was down hill.

Don't listen to him! Jenna lucky you, three Doctor, did you have

divided loyalties? I kind of felt like, you know I couldn't stare too

long with one without coming back to Matt. Absolutely. You would have

been most cross. I was just hyperby being around the three of them. I

ended up fun girling a bit. Having three Doctors to play with. Goodness

the mind boggles. Was there a personal highlight for you and a

moment when you had to pinch yourself between the three? It was

the first day, the shot where we go to the black archive,

the first day, the shot where we go to look at me, it was one of

the first day, the shot where we go first scenes, every time they did

it, it took that moment before I could laugh. The iconic image of the

three of them was so great. You are standing here amongst a

record-breaking amount of Doctor's companions in one space. You are

part of that gang, does it feel quite special to be one of them?

Absolutely so special. We have been saying this all week to be here, on

the show, and kind of being able to celebrate the last 50 years and be

part of this enormous unique thing is beyond. You are part of a gang

aren't you? Totally, it is like a club. It is a club. A very special

club. Steven can I say on behalf of all the fans, by the way, and there

is a fan in myself, thank you for such an incredible episode tonight.

I think we should have round of applause, thank you. Where did you

even start? Obviously the one thing I knew is they all had to turn up in

it, and I had to lie about that. That's been exhausting for a very

long while. I knew that I wanted to make it about the time war and that

16-year gap to mean something. It was so exciting I think at the end

of the Name of the Doctor that you discovered it was off air when

Michael Greg axed him. There was a whole other Doctor we got cheated

out of, we could have had the John Hurt Doctor of the 1990s. It was

great to get, to have that extra Doctor to plug him in, and to get

John Hurt to play it is just so exciting. We couldn't quite believe

that. What do you think, you are a life-long fan, what do you think the

ten-year-old Steven Moffett would say to you now, having just seen

what you have achieved? I sometimes think the ten-year-old Steven

Moffett would say to me are you never going to watch anything else?

I thought I would grow up at some never going to watch anything else?

point! But I think look you are talking to the ten-year-old Steven

Moffett, there hasn't been any progress since then. I love Doctor

Who to bits as anyone can tell. So exciting to see Peter Capaldi,

possibly in there tonight, and Tom Baker, unfortunately couldn't be

with us this evening, but Rick caught up with him earlier for a

brief chat about his time at the controls. P are you? I'm radient.

You are radient. I have to start by talking about the big reveal, you

are the surprise in the Day of the Doctor special episode. I never

forget a face. I know you don't. How does it feel to be back in Doctor

Who? Some of the fans who just watch television don't necessarily listen

to audio adventure, but I'm still Doctor Who. If I were you... Without

having to run about or doing something very dangerous. When the

producers approached you about being in the special episode, was it an

easy decision to say yes? Are they using something of mine in the

special. Have you not seen it? They have old footage or something. Let

me say this, "the curator". I once had a fling with a girl who was a

curator at the British Library. Perhaps I was you, of course,

perhaps you are me! How would you sum up 50 years of Doctor Who? It

has been my entire existence, so I'm delighted to celebrate it. Have you

any message to give to the fans and the viewers? They give me the credit

for making Saturday more fun than it really was, you know. Inbetween the

football and Basil Brush and Bruce Forsyth. I was up there with the

legends and I'm grateful. It was the happiest time of my

legends and I'm grateful. It was the give it up for Tom Baker, what a

legends and I'm grateful. It was the legend. Such a legend. We have had

lots of people in here getting in touch with the show from Twitter.

Some questions. Matt did you get to seen the sonic screwdriver, from

Robert? I did, in a lovely hand-carved box. That is the real

one, I have one there, show us the action? That is a real one. It is so

weighty! Yeah. Do you share any personality traits with the Doctor?

No, he's far more interesting than I am, I'm afraid. If anything

clumsiness! ??FORCEDWHI You're nodding there. Steven what is the

best thing that happened on set during the filming of the 50th

episode from Doctor Who? John Hurt! And the first time he spoke I think.

Something very exciting for us all, and fingers crossed this is going to

go well, one particular group of fans have been watching in Los

Angeles, they are joining on the 23rd of November to celebrate a

special day of their own that they have called 1 D Day. Hopefully we

can took up with them as we go live to LA and we speak exclusively to

Louis and Niall and the guys from One Direction. Hello. Hello. There

is a 15-minute delay but it will all be fine? Where do we look? Wherever

you want. Boys, firstly, how is it going your live broadcast? It is

going really well, we are in our third hour at the moment, and we are

having a lot of fun and we have a lot of viewers. So we want to hook

up with you guys and we say congratulations on such a great

anniversary and British culture, some would say,

Doctor Who. Very true. You are live, you can speak to Matt Smith and

Jenna and Steven and John Hurt what are your questions? We have got them

on our little presenter cue card, want to read the first question?

"The only downside is we have been doing the show and not seen the new

episode, how ennic does it feel to have such a big episode? " Firstly,

hello boys, hope it is going well out there, happy 1D-Day? I hope you

like it, it is cool. I love the amazing things you can do with

television, the Doctor can do anything but we can't get rid of the

delay to LA, it is inscrodable. -- incredible. Any more questions? What

is your favourite-ever Doctor Who? Big question? We do love you, we

love Doctor Who, but it is just not working That is impossible to

answer. Get them to teeth -- teeth you. I think that went brilliantly!

Good luck with the day boys, and thank you very much for taking part

in the show. We have redefined live link-up. I'm never working again.

Thank you so much it has been brilliant to see. Matt Smith,

Thank you so much it has been Coleman, Steven Moffett and John

Hurt, thank you very much. That is the word from LA, Rick is talking to

more fans over there. Keep me out of the social media zone? I don't think

so. I'm talking to life-long fans what they made of the jeers and the

special episode tonight. What were the stand-out moments for you? It

was fantastic, what made it for me was the new dimensions and bringing

back Gallifrey and Time Lords and extra regeneration, I loved the

flashbacks to the old Doctors, beautiful. I don't know if you can

see it on TV, this man's eyes are so excited. Favourite moments? Every

since it came back with Christopher Eccleston it has been getting better

and better all the time. This was the pinnacle, fantastic. Were you

interested to see the Zygons back? Great, they can take on any shape,

quite scary. The face you are doing at the moment is quite scary. I will

talk to this lady. How long do you think it can go on for, another 50

years? Easily, I have been watching since I was this high, I won't tell

you how old I am. 21, thank you? You are a star. Plus a few? Plus a few,

I went backwards when I hit a certain age. I have been watching it

so long, it was emotional seeing all the Doctors lined up at the end

having seen them in various productions over the years. What do

you make of the line-up here in the studio, we have amassed some

incredible Doctor Who celebrities? I would love to meet John Hurt he was

fantastic. Having him in it was genius. Slip me a tenner and I will

arrange it? Thank you! The Doctor may have travelled the length and

breadth of the galaxy, but has he read our teeths, no he hasn't. We

are about -- teeths, -- tweets, I'm going to cry! I was saying, the

Doctor may have travelled the length of the galaxy, but he would be

nowhere without the friendship and support of his trustee calm upon I

don't knows. If you like adventure I can promise an abundance. The Doctor

likes travelling with an entourage. Sometimes they are humans, sometimes

aliens, sometimes they are tin dogs. Is it always this dangerous? Yeah.

Why do you ask so many questions? Jo who are you? Don't ask such silly

questions. You took me to the furthest reaches of the galaxy.

Seriously there is an outrageous amount of running involved. Run!

Don't you just want to scream sometimes. Ahhhhhh! . Who screamed?

I knew it, I'm not the first, am I? I just want a mate. You're not

mating with me sunshine! You take ordinary people and you fashion them

mating with me sunshine! You take into weapons. Do you like my gun?

I'm into weapons. Do you like my gun?

the whole "don't wander off thing". I have been taking care of you, you

in turn have been taking care of me. The Doctor and his companion, that

is the pattern, isn't it? You are my best friend. Now forget school

reunion, tonight we have brought enough companions in to fill a

TARDIS. Look they have discovered the secret of time travel, barely a

day older than we last saw them. Even K-9 is here. Hello Leela.

Always a tight squeeze there. So many friendly faces and exciting

people. I'm sitting on you. Which one is the ultimate Doctor Who

companion. Time to find out. If everyone can please stand up. We are

going to attempt something the Daleks could never manage,

elimination. Right, so. Are you ready for this? I think I am. Hit

down if you didn't run down a could door. -- a corridor. Everyone thinks

they did? Loads. I know you ran down loads. Sit down if you didn't travel

in the TARDIS. Jake has to sit down! . Testify Vass Tating. Sit down if

you always wore something appropriate? There is a lot of you

sitting down here. If you always wore

sitting down here. If you always appropriate. Sit down if you didn't

say "what is it Doctor"? They can't remember. They are still all

standing. Sit down if you didn't read out a line of scientific

gobbledegook! Sit down if you had to pretend to fall over and twist your

ankle. If you had to. Down you go Ace! That bad ankle playing up

again. Sit down if you didn't do a story with the words "fear", "evil"

or "death" in the title. Noel you are looking confused. I'm sitting

down because I'm getting old! P sit down if you weren't held captive and

threatened with your life? Some of the questions are quite confusing.

We do have Mark over here? Just let them sit down. That is not the name

of the game, Mark. Is there a prize? There is a prize. Immortality!

Finally, here we go. Sit down if your catchphrase wasn't "affirmative

Master". Everyone down, I think we have a winner, it is K-9, a run away

winner. A dog with a top speed of two miles an hour. Over the course

of 50 years the dock has made friend throughout the universe. Here is a

few who couldn't throughout the universe. Here is a

pay their regards. It is an absolute honour and privilege to participate

in such an iconic show. Here is to another 50 years of time travel.

Happy anniversary Doctor Who. Sorry I can't be there tonight, I have

loved being the TARDIS for 50 years. I hope we have another 50 to go.

Captain Jack Harkness loved his time, and house of love from the

Captain. I played Lady Christine De Souza, we had such fun with the

double-decker bus. I played a rather nasty headmaster, have a drink on me

for your 50th birthday. I can't believe it is 47 years since I was

appearing as Dodo. But really all of this is down to you, the fans. You

guy, I must say are the greatest fanbase that a show could ever wish

to have, happy birthday Doctor Who. I have eaten many Time Lords in the

past. Fear me, I have killed hundreds of Time Lords. You, so far

have escaped my Haussian clutches. It was stuck a privilege to play

Astrid and to be David Tennant's companion. I hope you have a great

night and send you lots and lots of love. From all the Oods, they would

like to wish you a very happy anniversary. Have a great evening

and a very, very happy birthday. Got to go because there is a strange man

in my bedroom! Doctor Who changed my life, to all of you thank you, and

to the Doctor, happy birthday mate. The big 5-0, very exciting, I feel

like I'm part of this Doctor Who family, happy 50th to

like I'm part of this Doctor Who Now the weekend

like I'm part of this Doctor Who November holds

like I'm part of this Doctor Who Doctor fans, for

like I'm part of this Doctor Who about to get a whole lot more

important. Tomorrow they are getting married or renewing their vows.

(Band plays the wedding march) We're not making this up, here it is, it

is Lee and Kirsty from the UK, give them a round of applause, they are

getting married, and Damon and Hayley all the way from the USA. Was

the 50th celebration not enough for you, do you need more excitement?

100%, wife, children, marriage, everything, the whole lot, more. And

good luck to you, I have to talk about what you are wearing, you look

fantastic, was this custom-made for you? It was by Geek Boutiques in

Boscome. Can you wear that tomorrow? No, it would be revealing. You will

renew your vows and come all the way from America do that, what is it

about Doctor Who that has made you do this? We fell in love with the

show, it brought us through a very hard time, we love watching it and

we thought this would be a great two-year anniversary. Absolutely,

the message of universal acceptance and innate beauty it echos through

eternity past and present, it is undeniably awesome. The guy is a

poet. Is this your real hair River? No it is not! I think no better way

to celebrate than with a lovely cocktail served by the Ood. So grab

your cocktails. Cheers Cheers and I guess down it! Round of applause for

this guys, thank you Ood. It is probably a bit early for cocktails

in Australia, but the fans have woken up at the crack of dawn to

watch the Day of the Doctor. Let's go to Melbourne

watch the Day of the Doctor. Let's marking the occasion. P here at

watch the Day of the Doctor. Let's Australia, make some noise! Look at

them, they love Doctor Who. What do the Dalek say? Exterminate! Look at

these guys, the Weeping Angels, how good does she look. What did you

think of the 50th anniversary episode? It was amazing. Favourite

part? "Some day you could just walk past a Fez". Look at this gorgeous

girl, talk us through it? Bought the dress, and the badges on-line and

stitched them on myself, and I made the hat. Smaller on the outside.

What was the favourite part of the episode? All the old footage when

all the Doctors got together, it made me want to cry. Don't cry. And

what about you, what did you think of David Tennant coming back, John

Hurt, Billie Piper? I'm most excited about John Hurt of those three. A

Fez, thank you, don't mind if I do. You are dressed of what could have

been the only female Doctor Joanna Lumley. It was written by Steven

Moffett so there we are. You know your Doctor Who. Look at you with

your sonic screwdriver, what did you think of the episode? Amazing. Just

so they get an idea back in England, how big is Doctor Who in Australia?

Bigger than the actual country itself. That is massive. Bigger than

the universe. What about this little guy over here, legend, how are you

going? I'm going good thanks. What did you think? Amazing. Have you

been wearing the outfit all week? Pretty much. Give us your best

"exterminate" Ex-permate! We have had a ball watching the Day of the

Doctor. We are going to enjoy a good old Aussie Doctor Who cupcakes,

goodbye England. Let's go watch it in 3-D at the cinema. Goodbye. Long

live the Doctor! All over the world fans are paying tribute to their

favourite Time Lord, here are some familiar faces passing on their best

wishes. Many happy returns to all the Doctors from all of us at Match

of the Day. Happy 50th birthday Doctor Who. Brilliant show, I love

it, and happy 50th birthday. Happy 50th birthday Doctor Who, here is to

reaching 100. It is an honour and privilege to say happy 50th

anniversary, it doesn't stack up, he's 900 years old. Happy 50th

birthday Doctor Who. Happy 50th anniversary Doctor Who. Ex-permate!

So, 50 years ago today at 5. 15pm on a dark Saturday evening four million

people tuned into a TV show about a mysterious white-haired man who

lived in a police box. Some of the people in that show are here

tonight. All our companions are there. Leela, I want you to talk to

you. Do you see a lot of each other, do you keep in touch? We are like a

big family and meet up at conventions all over the world,

Australia, Canada, I'm off to Chicago next weekend, about

half-a-dozen of us there. You are family. Adrick, do you wish you were

in Doctor Who today? Yes, I'm available! Moffet's here, grab him.

I will be seeing him, we're going to have a drink after and discuss it.

What did you make of the episode tonight, did you have a favourite

moment? It was wonderful and thrilling, all the Doctors gathered

together and the TARDIS floating thrilling, all the Doctors gathered

it about it? I have no idea! I will move on? It is a fantasy, for me it

is every little boy's dream. You know wouldn't it be wonderful if you

controlled the universe and could fight all these people and have all

these wonderful tools and all that sort of stuff. Love it. Teagan, big

moment for me, oh dear. How are you, I'm going it flirt with Teagan for a

bit, did you know when you were in Doctor how significant it would go

on to be? No, how could you. It was 30 years ago. You do this piece of

ephemora and there you are 30 years later with all these fans, amazing.

And hanging around in this amazing Doctor Who family. Zoe who are you

with? I'm here with Mickey and Jake, boys you are the young guns. What

was your favourite moment in appearing in Doctor Who, do you have

a moment that you will carry with you forever? The whole thing really,

I guess for us particularly season whatever it was with Rise of the

cybermen and Mickey and Ricky and Andrew. The whole thing, it was just

a great show. Who were your favourite baddies to defeat? Oh I

was really lucky I got the Cybermen and the Daleks. I would say

Cybermen. Did they ever scare you for real, I know it is just acting?

Not really when you see them doing lunch with their helmets off. You

have seen behind the scenes. Warning, in coming message, silence

please, this concerns my master, the Doctor. Sorry we are just doing a

live TV show. My databanks contain crucial information about the number

of the Doctor. OK, well crucial information about the number

for you, I will get rid of some fluff so you can move. Accessing K-9

unit memory banks. The Doctor-Master lives in a universe of number,

enough to fill the databanks of several K 6-9 units. Loading

information on the database. Doctors, 12, on screen the

Doctor-Master has been engaged twice, married twice. He has visited

29 alien planets that looked like earth quarries, and one actual earth

quarry. Alien menaces fought, 212, encounters with the Daleks, 26. And

the Cybermen, 17. Famous historical figures encountered. Winston

Churchill. Agatha Christie. Charles Dickens. 51. Number of times the

first Doctor said "hmmm", 852. Recorded performances by the second

Doctor 15. The third Doctor got in a fight 45 times. Jelly babies offered

by the Forth Doctor, 19. Cricket balls thrown by the Fifth Doctor,

six, question marks on the Seventh Doctor's 278. Times the Eighth

kissed a lady, 23. Times the Ninth Doctor said "fantastic" many. Times

the tenth Doctor said allon-y. Number of TV episodes 729, totally

TV screen 369 hours, or 14. 98 days. Years since the Doctor Who TV series

started, 50. Cheers sow stowy. Don't drink it for real. They

started, 50. Cheers sow stowy. Don't lively cocktail the Ood: It is K-9's

cleaning fluid. I will drink K-9's fluid. It makes me feel...

Affirmative! In a minute we will be talking live to three previous

incarnations of the Doctor, he has had many lives and faces. Here they

are, the Doctors, splendid chaps, all of them. We are at the very

beginning. You're a genius. Yes. The new birth of a sun. The whole place

will blow up. It is quite all right the planet is quite safe. It may be

so, but we happen to be on the island. Oh my word! I always find

that violent exercise makes me hungry, don't you agree. For

goodness sake, what do you think this is, a picnic! . All change for

the Brighton line. P wiping out a whole intelligent lifeline.

A simple no thank you would be sufficient. How do you do, I'm the

Doctor. An apple a day keeps the... Never mind. What has happened?

Change, my dear. You are a Time Lord? Yes, at the moment a rather

angry one. Ahhhh. You can't shoot me because they see I'm a happy man. I

know that woman from somewhere. Something's happening,

something's... I know who I am... Good afternoon, I'm looking for the

Doctor. You can go back and see days that are dead and gone, hundreds of

thousands of sunsets ago. Not a bad life. I'm on fire. Who the hell are

you any way? I'm the Doctor. Wait, I shout wait, people usually wait. You

speak the language? Every language, allonz-y! I'm the Doctor, do

everything I tell you, don't ask stupid questions, and don't wander

off! In all honesty Doctor Who wouldn't be where it is today, a

worldwide phenomenon with millions of dedicated fans if it wasn't for

the 11 actors who carried us to this moment. We are delighted to have

three of them with us, Doctors from 1981-1989, please welcome Sylvester

McCoy, Jon Pertwee and Colin Baker. Hello, lovely to see you. This is

great, you are my Doctors, you are my Doctors, I'm so excited. What is

it that makes the Doctor different from all of the other sci-fi heros?

Well he's a peculiarly British, I suppose, sci-fi superhero. He

doesn't wear his underpants on the outside of his trousers. That is a

good point. He can regenerate, hence you can get so many of us. It is so

fantastic to have the three of you on the sofa together, celebrating 50

years. A marvellous day today. It is a role that lives on forever, how

does it feel to be part of such a legacy? You don't think about it. We

just turn up. And say the words, I will get

just turn up. And say the words, I didn't really strike

just turn up. And say the words, I stumps, and I always thought you

just turn up. And say the words, I to be dead to be put on stamps. I

was happy you didn't. You just have to be regenerated. There were people

all over the world licking the back of our heads and stamping our faces.

It was fun. There is 12 actors that play Doctor Who, there will be 13,

we saw a sneak peek in the episode. It is an elite group, what is the

best thing about being able to say, "I was the Doctor". Having been him?

It is just great, we still have, you know, as Tom said in his speech, we

are still making big finish Doctor Who stories. It is the

longest-lasting job in the acting world, I'm Doctor five, Doctor Six.

And the audios we make we are still the same, the girls are gorgeous and

the monsters scary, we sound great. Do you have a favourite moment that

you think back and think of a joyous moment that you occasionally think

about and chortle to yourself about playing the Doctor? There are so

many of them really. Because it is so great, because you are playing a

childhood hero. In my case I was playing my childhood hero. I was

saving the universe every week. Every week was fantastic for me. And

meeting your first Dalek is always good, or your first Cyberman. You

never forget that moment! Being in the tarred -- TARDIS with your

companion, that is great. They are all here tonight. The beautiful

array. Accepting yourselves, who was your

favourite dock? Patrick Troughton was mine. Why particularly? Because

I was mine. Why particularly? Because

another Doctor other than William Hartnell I found s very, very

disturbing, I remember sitting down and watching Patrick's first

episode, he had a difficult job, it was the first regeneration, and I

was won over by the end of the series by this extraordinary

character he came up with. He had a big job to do that and take over, he

set it up for everybody else to be able to do that. What was your

favourite? Without Patrick we wouldn't be here, but Capaldi is my

favourite, we haven't seen him's the current Doctor but there you go. The

three of you have been involved in quite a special little project that

is your Baby Peter, tell us about it, I saw it last night, it is

hilarious? With extraordinary foresight I realised with the

parting of years it might be a problem having us in the 50th

anniversary special as the Doctors. I was asked a question at the

convention last year, it was, will you be in the 50th, I rather

foolishly said if we're not I will jolly well go and make my own. A

germ of an idea started in my head, I talked to Colin and Sylvester and

they threw themselves in with amazing gusto, we asked a very many

people, and including most of the people here, and they all took part

and they were fantastic. We only had one refusal, I will leave you to

guess who that is. We have a little clip, the chemistry between you is

amazing. I don't suppose Steven is there, is he? Please hold. I Yes. I

have another one on the phone. Which one? Number five, I think. Tell him

I'm in a meeting and put him through to voicemail. Now then, where were

we? Yes Steven? Make sure we are disturbed for the rest of the day.

We? It is hill Lear arcs I watched -- hill laterous I watched it last

night. No birthday party would be complete without a slice of cake, we

have one here made by the winners. Look at the size of that. 2013

Oodish Bake Off winners made that. Let's join the cream of British

television as we slice through the best bits of 50 years of Doctor Who.

Have you ever thought what it is like to be wanders in the fourth

dimension. I'm not a human being, I'm a Time Lord, I talk an eternity.

Our lives are different to anybody else's. Would it be unreasonable to

ask you to let us have a look inside. Take a look. There we are.

Well? What do you think? You are deliberately choosing to go on the

run from your own people in a rackety old TARDIS. Why not, that is

how it all started. 0 so all of Time and space, where do you want to

start. Hello there. Doctor you are being childish? Of course I am,

there is no point in being grown-up if you can't be childish sometimes.

The ground beneath our feet is spinning at 1,000 miles an hour and

I can feel it. You were never alone. All those bright and shining

companions. Till we meet again Sarah. Don't go too far away, will

you, if you do come back and see us some time. The Doctor, in the

TARDIS, next stop, everywhere. There are sors of the universe which have

bred the most terrible things, they must be fought. The man who keeps

running never looking back because he dare not out of shame. Don't turn

your back, don't look away, don't blink. There is something you better

understand about me... I'm definitely a mad man with a box.

Courage isn't just a matter of not being frightened, it is being afraid

and doing what you have to do any way. He has saved your lives so many

times and you never even knew he was there. It all started out as a mild

curiosity in a junkyard, now it has turned out to be quite a great

spirit of adventure, don't you think? That is why we all love

Doctor Who, 50 years of terrific entertainment and the promise of

much, much more to come, the Doctors, please join together. That

is a sharp knife, cut the cake! Geronimo! And there is about, I

don't know, maybe 100 slices. It seems to have stopped. Keep going

down, if you need a companion to help there is loads available. It is

time to sing happy birthday, all together now.

# Happy birthday to you # Happy birthday to you

# Happy birthday # Dear Doctor

# Happy birth Day Thank you to all our guests and all of the companions

and all of the fans, most of all the fabulous Doctors. Thank you very

much and that is for watching. Good night.