Followers of Doctor Who know that doctors’ births are unique. All doctors’ birth, or in other words, their regeneration, together.
BBCDoctor Who’s unique series has been followed by a loyal audience since 1963. In fact, a special episode was released this fall in honor of its 50th anniversary. And during this episode it was celebrated with festivities in England. Doctor Who has created a very sincere fan base with its science fiction world, values such as space and time, and words that are familiar to everyone. Doctor Who: The Birth of All Doctors In our content, we take another look at the regenerations of our hero.
The Doctor, a Time Lord, can regenerate his body if he encounters a situation that would endanger his health or is in danger of death due to the characteristics of his race. There is the opportunity to do this 13 times. And you can view the rebirth process of the leading actors and doctors, one by one, from 63 to 2014. In our list, we have gathered together the births, or regenerations, of all doctors.
Doctor Who: The Birth of All Doctors
The Tenth Planet (1966)
While fighting the Cybermen, mechanical robots, he suddenly begins to age and becomes fragile. Her companion, Polly, talks about her older body and the fact that she dresses a little thinner. After the Mondas threat is averted, the Doctor asks them to return to his spaceship, the Tardis, without saying goodbye. Inside, it performs operations to start the control panel. The column in the center of the ship starts working by moving up and down. The Doctor is blown to pieces as the TARDIS starts to work.
The War Games (1969)
The Second Doctor is summoned by the elders of his race and they order this ongoing war game to end. The doctor is sentenced to exile. The Doctor will change his appearance again and spend his exile on Earth.
Planet of the Spiders (1974)
After the Doctor defeats the Great One and his spiders, the Doctor’s body begins to deteriorate due to radiation. Weeks pass and the Doctor’s companions Sarah and Lethbridge Stewart do not know where he is. And suddenly the TARDIS appears with the dying Doctor.
Logopolis (1981)
Mathematicians of the planet Logopolis reveal the knowledge they have kept hidden for a long time and release it in the galaxy. Keeping it alive postpones the time of natural death. Logopolis was severely damaged by another Time Lord, the Master. The Doctor is trying to prevent this by directing it through Earth, but the Master has different plans. Finally, the expected and prepared ending comes for the Doctor…,
Caves of Androzani (1984)
The Doctor and his companion Peri Androzani are caught in the middle of a drug war on the planet Minor and are seriously poisoned. As the planet falls to pieces, the Doctor only has enough antidote to save one person. And he uses this to save Peri. The Doctor kneels down for the TARDIS.
Time and the Rani (1987)
While cruising, the TARDIS is suddenly attacked by energy beams. After escaping for a while, a beam damages the TARDIS’ flight systems and they are forced to crash-land on the planet Lakertya. Likewise, the Doctor’s old enemy is waiting there and the Doctor begins to be reborn.
Doctor Who: The Movie (1996)
On the eve of the millennium, the Doctor is shot in San Francisco and then dies on an operating table. Since his identity cannot be determined, he is just tied up and left.
The Night of the Doctor (2013)
A spaceship crashes on the planet Karn with a murdered Doctor inside. The Doctor is then found by the Sisters, treated, and asked to decide his future. The Doctor Who Will Be Reborn Would he like to be fast and strong, wise and angry, or how would he like to be?
Doctor Who: Day of the Doctor (2013)
After saying goodbye to the future Doctors, ending the Time War, and saving Gallifrey, the War Doctor begins to be reborn within the TARDIS. Meanwhile, quoting the first Doctor, he says that he dresses a little more lightly.
The Parting of the Ways (2005)
With the space-time break caused by the break in the Play Station and TARDIS, the Daleks are neutralized by Rose passing into the time vortex and becoming the Bad Wolf. However, this energy is too much for Rose, and therefore the Doctor takes on this energy to save Rose. However, in this case, all the cells in the Doctor’s body begin to die. And the Doctor is reborn.
The End of Time (2010)
The Doctor gained the upper hand against the Time Lords and emerged victorious in this war. However, his body was exposed to lethal levels of radiation. The 10th Doctor says goodbye to his companions and returns to the TARDIS and waits to be reborn alone. His last word is that he doesn’t want to go.
Doctor Who: The Time of the Doctor (2013)
For New Year’s Eve, they go again to protect a town that has been defended for centuries. However, the Doctor is nearing his rebirth limit. The Doctor’s body is approaching death. With a gift from the Time Lords, he enters a brand new cycle of rebirth and will be able to save tomorrow. However, first it needs to change again.
Twice Upon a Time (2017)
Jodie Whittaker, who took her place after Peter Capaldi’s unique acting, took her place in the history of the series as the first “Female” doctor, even though she received a lot of reaction at first. Jodie Whittaker, who started the series with an introduction that can be considered as a reboot, is now slowly reaching the end of her life.
The Power of the Doctor (2022)
This is the final chapter for the Thirteenth Doctor, who has faced many perilous journeys, battling some of the most feared monsters across space and time. In this epic blockbuster special, the Doctor will battle evil across the galaxy one last time, but who will the Doctor face in his final battle before being regenerated once again?
The Giggle
In the episode “The Giggle”, one of three episodes aired to celebrate the series’ 60th anniversary, David Tennant made his final appearance as the Doctor, with Sex Education star Ncuti Gatwa introduced as his successor.
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One of the saddest scenes in the Doctor Who series has to be the scene where Clara appears before Peter Capaldi’s regeneration. Who among us hasn’t shed a tear?