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Sylvester Mccoy - Blog Posts
You can't have Sylvester Mccoy guest star in something and have him not play the spoons. I seriously believe he won't allow it.
All the Doctors❤️
This show is my favourite TV show and I have such happy memories of it, thanks Doctor Who for being so awesome❤️ can't wait for the new episode on Saturday and my Doctor Who top omg😍😁😃
Hello! I've been painstakingly replicating the TARDIS Key as used by the Eighth and Seventh Doctors in the 1996 Doctor Who TV movie. Now you can buy a 3D print of it or, if you have access to the proper gear, download my file for free and print your own.
The key prop used in the film was an official TARDIS key replica available at the time from 800-Trekker, a now-long-defunct scifi memorabilia catalog, under license from the BBC in the early 1990s. The 800-Trekker key was a unique design largely based on TARDIS keys used on-screen by the Third and Fourth Doctors in the 1970s, but with many noticeable differences from those TV props. Rather than design a new TARDIS key for the 1996 film, the film's prop department just bought a supply of those keys from 800-Trekker and made them the canonical key design used by the Seventh and Eighth Doctors in their movie.
The newly-canonical 800-Trekker keys became very popular with fans, but had already been out of production and in limited supply by the film's release. They were also made of a very soft pewter which scratched and bent easily, so very few good copies of the Trekker key remain in circulation today. I happen to own one of the Trekker keys, ordered myself from the catalog around 20 years ago. Armed with calipers, 3D software, and a desire to replace my prop (which has begun to show noticeable wear, despite my best efforts to preserve it) with something more durable, I modelled this key based on it.
So, you can now order 3D prints of this key in a variety of metals and plastics right here on my Shapeways shop. (Shapeways, for those unfamiliar, 3D-prints users' designs in a variety of materials on industrial-grade printers.) What's more, if you have your own access to 3D-printing gear (or you'd just like the 3D source file to play with) I'm sharing that file freely here on Thingiverse so you can hack and print it yourself.
Add a wire loop and chain to wear your key in style, or just hide it in a cubbyhole above your TARDIS door.
Thanks for looking! Please feel free to ask any questions you may have.
The Seventh Doctor is my favorite Doctor, the way Sylvester McCoy balanced out the lighter aspects of the character with a darker Machiavellian nature.
This portrayal of The Doctor is the one I find the most interesting, I also feel that it added another layer mystery to a character felt they thought they knew.
The Doctor meets Ace
The Doctor Who serial Dragonfire is a sadly underrated story, it has everything comedy, mystery, drama and irony.
Dragonfire is one of the reasons why the Seventh Doctor and Ace, are my favorite characters in the series long history. Dragonfire introduces us to Ace and faintly hints at a new direction for the series for the few years anyway.
Tales of the TARDIS | Reunion Hugs
"We never really did this sort of thing, did we?" "We do now!"
SEVEN + ACE 📺 Tales of the Tardis (2023)
ACE MCSHANE
in Power of The Doctor (2022)
SEVEN + ACE 📺 Tales of the Tardis (2023)
THE DOCTOR + first words
And do you want to know a secret? The best is yet to come.
DOCTOR WHO (1989) // TALES OF THE TARDIS (2023)
Tales of the TARDIS | Reunion Hugs
"We never really did this sort of thing, did we?" "We do now!"
SEVEN + ACE 📺 Tales of the Tardis (2023)
Doctor Who Stars Attended The Premiere Of "The Star Beast", 2023
Old friends, reunited. Landing 1st November on BBC iPlayer is "Tales Of The TARDIS", the latest original series coming to the Whoniverse!
DOCTOR WHO - CLASSIC + MOVIE DOCTORS
- William Hartnell - 1963-1966
- Patrick Troughton - 1966-1969
- Jon Pertwee - 1970-1974
- Tom Baker - 1974-1981
- Peter Davison - 1981-1984
- Colin Baker - 1984-1986
- Sylvester McCoy - 1987-1989, 1996
- Paul McGann - 1996, 2013
All Doctor Who Title Sequences: 1963-2023 | Doctor Who
Butterfly wings (1963-1967)
Howlround (1967-1969)
Suspiria (1970-1973)
Diamonds I: Vortex (1973-1974)
Diamonds II: TARDIS (1974-1980)
Starfield: Original/Fade In (1980-1981)
Starfield: Original/Slide In (1981-1984)
Starfield: Brighter/Flash In (1984-1985)
Starfield: Brighter/Flash In/Remix (1986)
Sylver & Ice (1987-1989)
"The TV Movie" (1996)
Past & Future: Orchestral/Plain Logo (2005-2006)
Past & Future: Orchestral/Firey Logo (2006-2007)
Past & Future: Rock Mix/Firey Logo (2007-2010)
Lightning storm: TARDIS Logo (2010-2011)
Lightning storm: Themed Logos (2012)
Swirl! Whoosh! Zaap! Zip! (2012-2013)
Time is spiralling (2014-2017)
Gloopy (2018-2022)
Diamonds III: Clouds (2023- )
Och💦!
“Like the Lock Ness Monster.”
Dragonfire - season 24 - 1987
And we didn't stop for a second to say, "What the hell?"
Doctor Who Title Sequence
The Sylvester McCoy Era
1987-1989
the tardis peaked in the doctor who movie </3
“Duck!”
Silver Nemesis - deleted scene - season 25 - 1988