Doctor Who - 45 Years in the Tardis

This is my video tribute for the 45th aniversary of Doctor Who, it's got everything!
You'll see all the Doctors from 1 to 10, plus Daleks and Cybermen... You've got a few worthy companions, Doctors being shrunk down, held at gunpoint, as well as going in and out of the Tardis... It's a proper celebration!
Ok, so maybe it's nothing you haven't seen befor, but I had fun puting it all together (it took me 3 days!), so I hope you enjoy it too.
Happy Birthday Doctor Who!
The song is VNV Nation's 'Solitary' and all Doctor Who video clips obviously belong to the BBC.
This video is for entertainement purposes only and does not intend to infringe any copyrights. I strongly encourage the purchase of DVDs and CDs.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Doctor
• Who
• 45th
• aniversary
• William
• Hartnell
• Patrick
• Troughton
• Jon
• Pertwee
• Tom
• Baker
• Peter
• Davison
• Colin
• Sylvester
• McCoy
• Paul
• McGann
• Christopher
• Eccelston
• David
• Tennant
• Tardis
• Daleks
• Cybermen

[danielchance]

At 6:14 is taht Sarah Jane the 6th Doctor's walking through the woods with? What episode is that?

[Tardisgirlfrance]

@danielchance It's not Sarah Jane, that's Peri with the 6st Doctor in the Mysterious Planet, first story of Trial of a Timelord, though with her hair that way she does look a lot ike Sarah Jane :-)

[RedheadDane]

If you lived the same place for 900 years wouldn't YOU wanna re-decorate sometimes?

[Tardisgirlfrance]

If you don't like Doctor Who then why watch a tribute video to it?

[ProfChainsawFace]

Man Cybermen like busting through plastic sheets.

[1000dots]

@Tardisgirlfrance perfect song for doctor who, it sounds like it's based on the doctor who theme music.

[animeghostgirl7]

soooo glad that my mom got me into doctor who :D

best show ever!!

[weegerri1sm]

VNV and Doctor Who... It doesn't get any better than this!

[mace9585]

If only pushing daleks from behind still worked...:(

[TheSimonBrookes]

Loved it!  Thanks! Who.

[thecosmichobo]

TIP If using a DVD as source, de-interlace the footage for viewing online or on modern (not CRT) televisions... Gets rid of that horrible broken-line effect when the image moves too much. ;)

[Tanru2000]

Awesome stuff!