John Devon Roland Pertwee (July 7, 1919 – May 20, 1996), better known as Jo… Read Full Bio ↴John Devon Roland Pertwee (July 7, 1919 – May 20, 1996), better known as Jon Pertwee, was an English actor.
Born in Chelsea, London, Pertwee was educated at Frensham Heights School, an independent school in Rowledge, near Farnham in Surrey, and at some other schools from which he was expelled. After school, he went to the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA), from which he was also expelled after he refused to play the small part of a wind in a Greek play.
Pertwee is best known for his roles as CPO Pertwee in the long-running radio comedy The Navy Lark (1959 - 1977), the third incarnation of The Doctor in the science fiction television series Doctor Who (1970 - 1974), and as the title character in the series Worzel Gummidge. He also hosted the murder mystery quiz programme Whodunnit! between 1974 and 1978 for Thames Television. Pertwee also voiced the character of "Spotty" in the 1980s cartoon series SuperTed.
In 1972, he released a vocal version of the Doctor Who theme music entitled "Who is the Doctor", and in 1980 he released a single based on Worzel Gummidge entitled "Worzel's Song" from the album Worzel Gummidge Sings.
Born in Chelsea, London, Pertwee was educated at Frensham Heights School, an independent school in Rowledge, near Farnham in Surrey, and at some other schools from which he was expelled. After school, he went to the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA), from which he was also expelled after he refused to play the small part of a wind in a Greek play.
Pertwee is best known for his roles as CPO Pertwee in the long-running radio comedy The Navy Lark (1959 - 1977), the third incarnation of The Doctor in the science fiction television series Doctor Who (1970 - 1974), and as the title character in the series Worzel Gummidge. He also hosted the murder mystery quiz programme Whodunnit! between 1974 and 1978 for Thames Television. Pertwee also voiced the character of "Spotty" in the 1980s cartoon series SuperTed.
In 1972, he released a vocal version of the Doctor Who theme music entitled "Who is the Doctor", and in 1980 he released a single based on Worzel Gummidge entitled "Worzel's Song" from the album Worzel Gummidge Sings.
Going To The Zoo
Jon Pertwee Lyrics
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I Know An Old Lady I know an old lady who swallowed a fly I don't…
Who is the Doctor I cross the void beyond the mind The empty space that…
Who Is The Doctor? I cross the void beyond the mind The empty space that…
Worzel's Song Hang about my dears Won't keep you but a minute? I'm putting…
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@samjones5086
My top 10 Pertwee (my favorite era):
1- Inferno
2- The Sea Devils
3- The Green Death
4- Planet of the Spiders
5- Spearhead from Space
6- The Daemons
7- The Mind of Evil
8- Day of the Daleks
9- Frontier in Space
10- Invasion of the Dinosaurs
Actually I like all of them except for The Mutants.
@martynking1613
Season 7:
The ambassadors of death
The Silurians
Spearhead in space
Inferno
Season 8:
Colony in space
The Claws of Axos
The Daemons
The mind of evil
Terror of the Autons
Season 9: The worst
Day of the daleks
The mutants
The time monster
The curse of Peldon
The sea devils
Season 10: The best
Frontier in space
Planet of the daleks
The three doctors
Carnival of monsters
The green death
Season 11:
Death to the daleks
The monster of Peldon
Invasion of the dinosaurs
Planet of spiders
The time warrior
Ranking goes from worst to best stories in each season
@rodneyabrett
My grandfather was shipmates with Jon Pertwee during the war. I remember asking Jon Pertwee if he remembered him at a Doctor Who convention when I was a kid and he did!
@coldacre
Season 7 is the best season of the shows history. brilliant, it never falters. "Ambassadors..." is the most underrated story. I've watched it 100+ times and I never get sick if it
@jasongaylor2232
Pertwee is only second to Tom Baker for me. Their two era's(the 1970's) represent the peak of the show. The immense popularity of the show today is because of this time period specifically. Many Americans like myself became a fan of the show when we were watching it as children/teens on PBS back in the early to mid 1980's. And it was primarily the Tom Baker and Pertwee stories. The show was a wonderful escape from the harshness of the real World for us geeky, sensitive people.
@timemechanic5055
Glad to see someone else singing the praises of Day of the Daleks - one of the few stories to actually use a time travel twist.
@ponchoman49
The music score done for the Sea Devils was quite ahead of it's time and very memorable.
@Yesica1993
It's so hard to not binge shows these days. I should slow down and watch it the way people did back then. But I've become so impatient that it really is nearly impossible. I'm over 50 and even I can barely remember waiting a whole week between show episodes and even MONTHS between seasons! Rushing through it does jumble everything in my head. The good thing is that DW has so many episodes that I won't run out for a good while yet! The Classic Era has been the perfect thing to watch before bed to unwind.
@jmatseas
I think this is one of the hardest shows to binge because some of these stories are very long
@Jeremy74941
Yes at 9 I was just getting through the week cause Doctor Who would only show on Saturday at 6:00 that was what I was waiting on. Now I want to watch the whole season in a day no problem.
@TrentonBlessWrestlemania489
It's the Master, step in time!
Great video, as always! Honestly, the most consistent era of the show quality wise.
@AlReviewsWho
Glad you enjoyed!
I came up with the step in time idea many many years ago and finally saw a chance to use it.