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The two people who can survive the time vortex
1. Jack Harkness
2. The Cameraman

[doctor_disco]

I feel bad for the cameraman that shot all of these, must’ve been really stressful constantly having to go hurtling through the time vortex every time the BBC needed a new intro

[hattybee]

i love how they’re all the same but completely different at the same time

[peril]

the 80s intros truly showed that absolutely nothing was immune to being in the 1980s

[lucsbos]

Ood: ''The universe will sing you to your sleep''
The Universe:

[milodoesntknow]

When they first get colour they're just kinda like:
"So we have colour now. PUT ALL COLOURS IN THE TITLE!"

[ZaronNitro]

Not having Jack Harkness latched onto the outside of the TARDIS during the title sequence in 'Utopia' was one of the biggest missed opportunities in the show.

[item]

the fact that even today the effects used for the first intro are still otherworldly and mysterious is really a testament to the skill of the effects team back then

[fleabaggage]

i love how the synths are immediately out in full force the second it hits the 80s

[darreng]

If you ever need a visual representation of each decade, here ya go

[TheLightSaga]

Did I just spend 10 minutes watching Doctor Who intros?
Yes
Did I regret it?
No

[brians]

I love it once the '80s came along they just blasted the synths into high gear

[WhimsicalTea]

aka. BBC not being able to decide on a font for over 50 years

[zvarrivelociraptor]

I love how as soon as the 80s hit the intro is immediately all neon and dance-y

[ilikeducksalot]

BBC in the 70s: How much colour do you want?
Doctor Who: Yes.

[matthewpotter]

I love Peter Capaldi’s guitar intro. He actually played it himself don’t forget

[Fcutdlady]

The person who performed the original Dr who theme was a female member of the BBC radiophonic workshop, Delia Derbyshire. She had quite a job creating this sound as there were no synthesisers back in the 60s. It was all done by recording sound and cutting tape. Derbyshire never got the recognition she deserved for her hand in creating the Dr who theme tune. The composer was Ron Grainer but she deserves credit for her hard work in realising it.

[ArrowValley]

It’s great to see how you can slowly see special effects and CGI get better over the years.

[izen]

Decades have passed, decades will pass, but we all gotta admit...




This theme is immortal

[deolanxe]

It's funny how even the doctor who account themselves forgot Matt Smiths secret outro on his last season, showing it getting greyer as his time gets nearer to losing Rory and Amy.