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Golden Voyage of Sinbad

I would quite like to hear of Tom's recollections of working on this picture with the late Ray Harryhausen. It's a great picture and Tom is great in it. The technical challenges must have been huge. I request a blog post!

19 May 2013Posted by Eric Grayson from Indianapolis, IN

Thank you

I was introduced to you at about age 8. My father and I would wake up at 6 in the morning to watch Dr. Who on our PBS station. As Dr. Who you apoened my mind to science alternate possibilities. Most of all it is an experience that I will always cherish as time well spent with my Dad.

19 May 2013Posted by Stacy from Bennington, VT

Best Doctor

You are the best Doctor in the Doctor Who series and I was disappointed, watching as a child, that you were replaced by Colin Baker?, the fifth Doctor. Your voice overs are hilarious in Little Britain - on a par with the skits by Matt Lucas and David Williams. Thanks for entertaining me over the years, Tom.

18 May 2013Posted by Andrew from Sunshine Coast, Australia

A Fable

Once upon a time, there was a 9 year old kid living in New Orleans, who after staying up later after his Mom told him to go to bed, discovered Dr. Who on the local PBS channel. Watching from a small Black and White T.V., he was transported to a world of robots, vampires, aliens and the magnificence of an insane and charming Tom Baker. He made it a point to defy curfew again and again to watch the adventures of this Doctor Who and was inspired to read sci-fi and fantasy. The Doctor also taught him to be brave in the face of monsters and trouble, allowing a shy and bookish boy to stand up to bullies and become the man he would be. When his friend and mentor died, a part of his childhood was completed as he learned the lesson that all things end and that you are left with the memories fo those who have gone, which prepared him for the death of his Father at the age of 15. There again, old episodes playing on T.V. allowed him to overcome the grief of loss, as the Doctor had also lost those close to him. Thank you, Mr. Baker for being there when I needed you most. Thank you for making the Doctor my gateway, not only for a life long love of sci-fi and imagination, but the gateway to my adulthood. For teaching me right from wrong, for helping me to overcome the most difficult parts in my life and for inspiring me to be more like your Doctor, witty, funny, determined and above all, honorable. Thank you, Mr. Baker.

16 May 2013Posted by M.S. Dickinson from Louisiana U.S.A.

Thank you

Thank you, Mr. Baker, for your wonderful portrayal of my favorite time-traveling doctor. I wish you could find a way to make a cameo on series 8 of the new "Doctor Who"! That would be amazing!

15 May 2013Posted by J.F. Calimeri from New York City

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