11 gendered swapped versions of Doctor Who

By on July 21, 2012 in TV

Unless you count “Doctor Who and the Curse of Fatal Death”, made for Red Nose Day and in which the 13th Doctor was female and played by Joanna Lumley, there has never been a female Doctor.

Step forward Gladys with this excellent collection of Doctor Who ladies. You’ll notice that female William Hartnell and Patrick Troughton are black and white which feels appropriate for their TV era.

What I like about this collection of sketches is that none of these Doctors feel sexed up. They look real. Natural. Normal. That’s always been a clever thing the Doctor did.

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  • http://twitter.com/AlbinoHero Richard Wilcox

    I’ve always supported the idea of a female incarnation of the Doctor, and this shows how well it could be done.

  • http://www.facebook.com/jay.leslie.503 Jay Leslie

    wrong their has been a female doctir who fan doctir and her name was Barbarba Benedetti she was on film in four ep’s done in the 1980′s but she is the doctor none the less and i will stnd by this she need’s to be included with all of the offcial doctors fan doctors but she is omitted to this day why can not fathom to me a maybe a very few others she is the doctor wether you like it or not! i keep trying to get her in the doctor who pictures but get little supppirt on this at all but i keep on trying!

  • http://about.me/andrewgirdwood Andrew Girdwood

    Oh! I did not know – but I dug this up:
    http://dwexpanded.wikia.com/wiki/Barbara_Benedetti_Doctor You’re not the only one who knows about her. She’s not a “BBC” Doctor, though? That complicates matters.