Doctor Who - Season 1 Watch Free in HD

The series depicts the adventures of The Doctor and his new companion Rose. They embark on yet more far-flung and improbable adventures: traveling 5,000,000,000 years into the future as the Earth is about to be swallowed by the sun. Among the elite alien guests assembled to watch the phenomenon is Lady Cassandra, who takes pride in being the last pure human, though she has received many operations that have altered her image.

Genre:

Adventure, Mystery, Sci-Fi, Family

Actors:

Christopher Eccleston, Billie Piper, Camille Coduri, Noel Clarke, Mark Benton, Elli Garnett, Adam McCoy, Alan Ruscoe, Paul Kasey, David Sant, Elizabeth Fost, ...»

Director:

Keith Boak

Country:

United Kingdom

Release:

2005

IMDb:

8.5

Quality:

Duration:

45 min

Rose Tyler

Played by: Billie Piper

Jackie Tyler

Played by: Camille Coduri

Mickey Smith

Played by: Noel Clarke

Clive

Played by: Mark Benton

Clive's Son

Played by: Adam McCoy

Auton

Played by: David Sant

Slitheen

Played by: Elizabeth Fost

Daleks

Played by: Nicholas Briggs

Jabe

Played by: Yasmin Bannerman

Cassandra

Played by: Zoë Wanamaker

Raffalo

Played by: Beccy Armory

Computer

Played by: Sara Stewart

Aliens

Played by: Silas Carson

Gabriel Sneed

Played by: Alan David

Redpath

Played by: Huw Rhys

Mrs. Peace

Played by: Jennifer Hill

Gwyneth

Played by: Eve Myles

Charles Dickens

Played by: Simon Callow

The Gelth

Played by: Zoe Thorne

Reporter Tom Hitchingson

Played by: Jack Tarlton

Matt Baker

Played by: Matt Baker

Andrew Marr

Played by: Andrew Marr

General Asquith

Played by: Rupert Vansittart

Joseph Green

Played by: David Verrey

Indra Ganesh

Played by: Navin Chowdhry

Harriet Jones

Played by: Penelope Wilton

Toshiko Sato

Played by: Naoko Mori

Strickland

Played by: Steve Speirs

Polkowski

Played by: Steven Beckingham

Henry van Statten

Played by: Corey Johnson

Adam Mitchell

Played by: Bruno Langley

Simmons

Played by: Nigel Whitmey

Bywater

Played by: John Schwab

De Maggio

Played by: Jana Carpenter

Cathica

Played by: Christine Adams

Suki

Played by: Anna Maxwell Martin

The Editor

Played by: Simon Pegg

Pete Tyler

Played by: Shaun Dingwall

Stuart Hoskins

Played by: Christopher Llewellyn

Sarah Clarke

Played by: Natalie Jones

Bev

Played by: Eirlys Bellin

The Empty Child

Played by: Albert Valentine

Nancy

Played by: Florence Hoath

Mrs. Lloyd

Played by: Cheryl Fergison

Mr. Lloyd

Played by: Damian Samuels

Captain Jack Harkness

Played by: John Barrowman

Jim

Played by: Joseph Tremain

Dr. Constantine

Played by: Richard Wilson

Mr. Cleaver

Played by: William Thomas

Lynda Moss

Played by: Jo Joyner

Davinadroid

Played by: Davina McCall

Rodrick

Played by: Paterson Joseph

Floor Manager

Played by: Jenna Russell

Anne Droid

Played by: Anne Robinson

Male Programmer

Played by: Jo Stone-Fewings

The Doctor

Played by: Peter Capaldi

Nardole

Played by: Matt Lucas

Lucy Fletcher

Played by: Charity Wakefield

Mr. Brock

Played by: Tomiwa Edun

Grant Gordon

Played by: Logan Hoffman

Bill

Played by: Pearl Mackie

Moira

Played by: Jennifer Hennessy

Heather

Played by: Stephanie Hyam

The Landlord

Played by: David Suchet

Dahh-Ren

Played by: Peter Caulfield

Ellie Oswald

Played by: Katie Brayben

The Master

Played by: Michelle Gomez

Lucius

Played by: Brian Vernel

Alasdair Wilkins

If the program was inquisitive science fiction in 1963 and an alien invasion thriller in 1970, then in 2005 it must be considered a character drama.

November 27, 2013

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Peter Canavese

Thundered back onto the BBC in a manner that honored the series' canon while also injecting new energy and reestablishing a show previously aimed primarily at children as one sophisticated enough that adult geeks could love it unabashedly. [Blu-ray]

November 15, 2013

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Joy Press

The thrill-filled cliffhangers of yore are gone, taking with them with the child's urge to watch TV from behind the sofa, breath bated.

March 17, 2006

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Charles McGrath

Between the Doctor and Rose there is genuine, old-fashioned chemistry, and their interaction, which occasionally takes on the aspect of screwball comedy, is much the best thing in the show.

March 17, 2006

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Troy Patterson

To my novice's eye, it's pretty decent hokum-fast, corny, genial, honest in its schlock.

March 17, 2006

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Doctor Who - Season 1

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