Spyke

Article writers, I implore you, stop putting old peoples' ages in the middle of the title if they aren't dead.

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I've seen the headline several times in the last few days, still hasn't lost its effect.

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startrek.website

I know, like I’ve loved David Tennant and Eccleston is probably my favourite, but when you say Doctor Who, Tom Baker is the first image that comes in to my head. He might not be my favourite but he is my Doctor.

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Yeah the doctors odd way of talking and thinking started with him, plus the scarf. But basically feel the same.

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this was my exact thought when I looked at the picture. along with wow I have not seen him in a long time I think.

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I am actually a little suprised he was not knighted already. Him as the 4th Doctor is so iconic. I bet you could show him dressed in that outfit to any adult anywhere in the world and they would probably know what or who he is

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In majority English-speaking countries maybe. Which, granted, should justify an MBE.

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He was my Doctor, though Tennant won me over eventually, so good in the role. Tom Baker though - I would always watch Dr Who before going out as a teenager and he was just amazing and the show so good even with the foam rubber special effects. Hair so different now but that smile is the same! He looks great for 91.

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Gah! That musical score gets me every time. Great scene..

Mr. Baker is totally wizzled, I mean he was 77 when that was filmed, and he's getting just like my grandparents did when they crept up on their 90's.

You just shrink as you age.

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lemmy.world

Does that make him the first or second doctor to be so honored?

Are we counting Peter Cushing, OBE?

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Doctor Who legend Tom Baker, 91, dons iconic Fourth Doctor costume as he receives MBE in style | Spyke