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Tom's 80th
norrisa552
19-01-2014
Monday 20th January is Tom Baker's 80th birthday (shame the BBC aren't marking it by repeating one of his stories on BBC4, but never mind).

How should we celebrate?
TheSilentFez
19-01-2014
Would you like a Jelly Baby?
CELT1987
19-01-2014
Watch either The Talons of Weng Chiang or The Deadly Assassin. Both stories were fantastic.
Westy2
19-01-2014
His Hignfy show?
Jon Ross
20-01-2014
Originally Posted by norrisa552:
“Monday 20th January is Tom Baker's 80th birthday (shame the BBC aren't marking it by repeating one of his stories on BBC4, but never mind).”

The BBC didn't bother repeating any classic Who (or cheap, slow and wobbly Who as the Beeb regard it) for the 50th anniversary, so why would they do it for Tom's birthday?

Congratulations to Mr Baker on becoming the first Doctor to make it to 80.
Michael_Eve
20-01-2014
Happy Birthday to Tom
Era went down like a bomb
See you later
The Curator
Happy Birthday to Tom.

Eighty. Blimey. Time flys....
norrisa552
20-01-2014
Actually, for the 50th anniversary, they did repeat the very first story (the one I think we now call 100,000 B.C.) on BBC4
lady_xanax
20-01-2014
I think if older episodes are shown, BBC 4 is the most likely place as it's a cultural channel so viewers will be able to watch the stories taking into account the low production values. Your average viewer nowadays isn't going to see past those.
ShootyDogThing
20-01-2014
There's a lovely short interview with him here:
http://www.doctorwho.tv/whats-new/ar...ade-me-a-hero/
JAS84
20-01-2014
Originally Posted by norrisa552:
“Actually, for the 50th anniversary, they did repeat the very first story (the one I think we now call 100,000 B.C.) on BBC4”

That story is called An Unearthly Child, which is of course also the name of the first episode in that serial.
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