277 Quotes About Doctor-who

You know, the Elizabethans thought nostalgia was a diagnosable disease. Perhaps they were right.

I know that what's done … is done. No sense living in the past. The only way for me is forward. Always forward.

There's no point in being grown up if you can't be childish sometimes.

I can't start the day without a cup of tea from my favourite mug, can you? I like Yorkshire Tea the best. What about you?

Any time, any place, any where. He's not called Doctor Martini, is he?

Los demonios huyen cuando un hombre bueno va a la guerra.

P’haps because, out of all the life forms I’ve ever met, human beings are the … lifiest.' The Doctor swung her legs off the table and leaned forward. 'Here's how it is. I don't only care about the people of this planet. I happen to protect them.

Chris reflected that a horrific place like this, with all the odds so grotesquely stacked against him, was where the Doctor magnificently belonged.

Billy fluffs’ or ‘Hartnellisms’ (fluffed lines and errors of dialogue) became part of the Doctor’s identity, sometimes actually scripted in. In a seemingly autobiographic line of dialogue, the Doctor complains, “My writing gets worse and worse. Dear, dear, dear, dear, dear” (The Rescue). All of which begs the question about the boundary between Hartnell’s performance of the Doctor and that of his personal ‘self’.