The Timelords - Doctorin' The Tardis (Official Video)

The Timelords - Doctorin' The Tardis (Official Video)

An Atlas Adventure
Directed by Bill Butt
KLF Communications

[CallistaZM]

One of my proudest accomplishments in life is getting the DJ at my favorite nightclub to play this every week for like a year

[AdamHansen]

100% the most accurate Dalek ever built.

[gemmaselby]

Kicked Off, Our Wedding Reception ..
17/9/1988.

[davidjstreader]

I hope they make a million quid off these rereleases just so they can set it all on fire again

[han_pritcher]

This was the best written episode of Doctor Who i've seen in the last five years.

[CCNYMacGuy]

This song was the ultimate example of something living "rent-free" in my head. I probably heard this when it came out (I was four or five) and for the next 16 or so years I would, every now and then, stop and start singing "DOCTOR DOCTOR WHO, DOCTOR to myself. And I couldn't for the life of me figure out what was the origin of this crazy song that kept popping up in my head.

[murryrourke]

Glad to see that the KLF have undeleted their back catalogue, and released a greatest hits album of their singles in 2021 after 28 years!

[GetBenched]

If this song played during David Tennant's second regeneration, it would have been the greatest moment in the history of ever.

[Gerilyn]

I remember this song playing at a Doctor Who convention in the 90's. Me and 2 other people dressed as the 4th Doctor danced around in circles holding the ends of each other's scarves - it was fun.

[fruitchewx]

My favourite part of Doctor Who was when the Doctor said 'It's Doctorin' time' and then doctored all over the Daleks. Truly one of the TV programmes of all time

[SamLowryDZ-]

The only car to have a #1 single. Welcome back Ford Timelord, we have missed you and you are needed now more than ever.

[manolokonosko]

I heard this song on a New Wave radio station from Long Island, NY WLIR, in 1988, and on a trip to London later that year, instead of visiting museums or palaces, I hit the record stores. I still have the 12” single. 34 years later.

[geoffkeeys]

Legendary song and video. I fell in live with this when it first came out all those years ago. It lives in a special place in my brain.

[VampRock]

True story: Back in college I had a radio show and a friend of mine wanted me to play the standard "Goal song" of just about every NHL team at the time "Rock and Roll 2" and one of the other DJ's said we didn't have it but something like it. I played this and subsequently opened my show for the rest of the year with it.
That was 1991
I feel soooo old

[PRIS]

I recorded this off the tv on a video tape & played it constantly back in my youth. I wanted that car as well. Long live the 80's.

[johnwiesen]

Who was around when this gem came out I was. I just loved the road tax disc on the daleks.

[markmitera]

Great memories of a kid living in a small town in the Midwest in the 80s. My parents had one of those old NASA communications sized satellite dishes. I fell asleep watching MTV Europe. I woke up in the middle of the night to what I thought was Dr. Who coming on. I was a big fan in the 80s. But as I woke, the music sounded strange... mesmerizing... I had finally found the kind of music I was looking for. Long live the Justified Ancients of Mumu.

[waterbottle]

Oh boy I have not seen this since the 1980s. I always thought it was funny seeing the feet of the people inside Dalek costume.

[lakecountynaturalist]

The anthem of every American Doctor Who convention in the 1980s. Classic!

[Fairunknown]

Wow! Absolutely stunning! No cost was spared for this video's budget. Incredible accuracy with the Daleks! I'm still shaking!