"Doctor Who"
The Celestial Toyroom (1966)

Director:

Bill Sellars

Writer:

Brian Hayles (written by)

TV Series:

"Doctor Who" (1963)

Original Air Date:

2 April 1966 (Season 3, Episode 30)

Genre:

Adventure | Drama | Sci-Fi

Plot:

Plot Keywords:

Stubborn Old Man | Lost Film | Eccentric Senior Citizen | Man With No Name | Extraterrestrial

Cast

William Hartnell	...	Dr. Who
Peter Purves	...	Steven Taylor
Jackie Lane	...	Dorothea 'Dodo' Chaplet
Campbell Singer	...	Joey the Clown
Carmen Silvera	...	Clara the Clown
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Michael Gough	...	The Celestial Toymaker

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Color:

Black and White

Sound Mix:

Mono

Trivia:

At the end of Episode Four, there was an apology in the form of an oral announcement after the credits to the estate of Frank Richards, the creator of the schoolboy hero Billy Bunter, because the character Cyril - depicted in the episode as an overage schoolboy - resembles Billy Bunter.

Quotes:

[first lines]
Steven Taylor: We're landing now Doctor.
Dr. Who: Good. That means the gravitational bearing must have rectified itself.
Dorothea 'Dodo' Chaplet: [enters from one of the other rooms] Hey, look at this!
[models her groovy new outfit, a sleeveless mini dress. The upper portion is light-colored with a dark, misshaped circle in the center. The bottom portion is dark-colored with light, misshaped circles all around. On her head she wears a cap with a visor. She looks like she just came from Carnaby Street. Meanwhile, the Doctor switches off the TARDIS]
Dorothea 'Dodo' Chaplet: Ain't it fab?
Steven Taylor: [walks over to her and examines her clothes with approval] Yes... hmm, very nice.
[the Doctor sneezes and as he does so he slowly fades away. Steven and Dodo don't notice right away because they are facing each other]
Steven Taylor: Bless you.
Dorothea 'Dodo' Chaplet: Oh Doctor, don't say you're catching a cold now.
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