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   From: john@jhall.co.uk   
      
   On 31/10/2025 20:30, Ubiquitous wrote:   
   > The horrifying series returns, this time with 60s Doctor Who. In this video,   
   > I take a look at the black and white era of Doctor Who, starring William   
   > Hartnell as the First Doctor and Patrick Troughton as the Second Doctor. The   
   > black and white picture has a way of making the early seasons of Doctor Who   
   > a little unsettling, especially for younger viewers, as the show is   
   > considered a family show. I take a look at the visuals and atmosphere, the   
   > monsters and villains and also the darkest moments in the show, like   
   > Katarina's death. This video continues the horrifying series I've been   
   > uploading, where I take a look at film or tv shows, usual aimed at younger   
   > audiences, that are creepy or a little unsettling. So far, I've covered   
   > Superman 3 (1983), Return to Oz (1985), Willy Wonka and the Chocolate   
   > Factory (1971) and now 60s Doctor Who (1963-1969).   
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   > https://youtu.be/MCbHV0VZMPU?si=iOHKdo_YRomxj1qk   
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   I think the most interesting thing about the first season or two is that   
   the Doctor starts off as more of an anti-hero than a hero: cowardly and   
   self-serving. Ian is the hero. But by the time Patrick Troughton takes   
   over, the character has become pretty much the one we know today -   
   though of course each incarnation has their own quirks.   
      
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   John Hall   
      
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