olivia_sutton | Doctor Who Quotes Part 2

Hello all,

A tiny bit of fresh snow this morning, like a quarter-inch, but it was no big deal, and the roads are better. This morning we had partly sunny skies (blue sky, white fluffy clouds) but looking outside now it's looking pretty grey out there.

Today's Doctor Who quotes come from the Jon Pertwee era. Now, imo, the Restoration Team/BBC/Warner's/and 2 Entertain have been kinda' remiss in putting out Jon Pertwee episodes. 'Specifically, I'd really like to see some episodes with Roger Delgado as the Master, but OTOH - what they have put out are good episodes - I'd just like to see more.

Various Doctor Who Quotes

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Disclaimer: These quotes are presented for the amusement of fans and to promote thought in visitors to this website. We believe this constitutes fair use of brief snippets of dialogue. Enjoy! Presented in date/episode-order.

"What are you a doctor of, anyway?" --Liz Shaw (Caroline John)
"Practically everything, my dear." --The Doctor (Jon Pertwee) "Spearhead from Space", BBC, 1970

"But I don't exist in your world!" --The Doctor (Jon Pertwee)
"Then you won't feel the bullets when we shoot you!" --The Brigade Leader (Nicholas Courtney) "Inferno", BBC, 1970

"You know, sergeant, I sometimes wish I worked in a bank." The Brigadier (Nicholas Courtney), "The Daemons", BBC, 1971

"You realise, of course, that you are a doomed man, Doctor." --The Master (Roger Delgado)
"Oh, I'm a dead man. I knew that as soon as I came through that door. So you better watch out, see, I have nothing to lose, have I?' --The Doctor (Jon Pertwee), "The Daemons", BBC, 1971

"Thanks to you, man can now blow-up the world and he probably will. He can poison the water and the very air he breathes. He's already started." The Doctor (Jon Pertwee) to the Daemon in "The Daemons", BBC, 1971

"Well, Sergeant, Aren't you going to say it’s (the TARDIS) bigger on the inside than it is on the outside? Everybody else does." --The Doctor (Jon Pertwee)
"Well, it's a bit obvious, isn't it? Anyway, nothing to do with you surprises me anymore, Doctor." Sgt. Benton (John Levene), "The Three Doctors", BBC, 1973

"What are we going to do now?" Sgt.Benton
"Keep it confused. Feed it with useless information. I wonder if I have a television set handy?" The Doctor (Troughton), "The Three Doctors", BBC, 1973

"Power is the only freedom that I seek. Absolute power is absolute freedom. No bargains." --Omega, Evil Time Lord, "The Three Doctors", BBC, 1973

"Wonderful chap. Both of them." --The Brigadier on the Doctor, "The Three Doctors", BBC, 1973

"Yes, well, as far as I'm concerned, Doctor, one of you is enough. More than enough!" The Brigadier, "The Three Doctors", BBC, 1973

"Superior intelligence and senseless cruelty just do not go together." --the Doctor (Jon Pertwee), "The Three Doctors", BBC 1973

"No, no, Doctor. It's exactly your cup of tea, this fellow's bright green, apparently, and dead." The Brigadier (Nicholas Courtney), "The Green Death", BBC 1973

"Well, I never thought I'd fire in anger at a dratted caterpiller, but..." The Brigadier (Nicholas Courtney), "The Green Death", BBC 1973

"Brigadier, a straight line may be the shortest distance between two points, but it is by no means the most interesting." --the Doctor (Jon Pertwee), "The Time Warrior", BBC, 1974

"Ah, I understand, you have a primary and secondary reproductive cycle. It is an inefficient system, you should change it." Linx, Sontaran Warrior, "The Time Warrior", BBC, 1974

"I'm just a tourist. I like it here!" --the Doctor, "The Time Warrior", BBC, 1974

"How do I know you're telling the truth?" --Sarah Jane (Elisabeth Sladen)
"Because I never lie, well, hardly ever." --the Doctor (Jon Pertwee)
"The Time Warrior", BBC, 1974

"Are you human or aren't you?" --Sarah Jane
"If you mean, am I a native of the planet Terra, the answer is 'no, I am not'." --the Doctor
"What are you, then?" --Sarah Jane
"Me, I'm a Time Lord." --the Doctor (Jon Pertwee), "The Time Warrior", BBC, 1974

"I'm not afraid of men, they don't own the world. Why should women always have to cook and carry for them?" --Sarah
"What else should we do?" --Cook in medeval castle/fort
"Stand up for ourselves, tell the men you're tired of working for them like slaves." --Sarah
"We are slaves." --Cook
"Then you should set yourselves free." --Sarah
"Oh, and how should we do that?" --Cook
"Don't you want to be free?" --Sarah
"Women will never be free while there are men in the world, girl, we have our place." --Cook
"What sub-servent poppycock, you're still living in the middle ages!" --Sarah Jane Smith
"The Time Warrior", BBC 1974