'Doctor Who': 16 Facts On The Doctors To Fill Up Your Tardis

Doctor Who is one of the most popular television shows of all time, if only because it's been around for longer than some governments. Starting back in the ’60s, it changed from a semi-educational kids show, to a not at all good kids show, to a weird genre cult mash-up for nerds and kid nerds, to then absolutely nothing, and then back as a cool, fun, fresh, sexy adventure where 20-somethings dashed around with a handsome bloke (now blokette) in a blue box.
The show has maintained its longevity, in case you somehow don't know this, through the replacement of its title character, regenerating the Doctor into a different actor whenever the former wants to retire, rebooting the show itself over a dozen times now. So here's some facts about the Doctor. Or rather a fact about the Doctor. One each, for each of the Doctor Whos that exist. For now.
The First Doctor

Source: YouTube
The Fugitive Doctor

Source: The Doctor Who Wiki
The Second Doctor

Source: BBC
The Third Doctor

Source: The Doctor Who Wiki
The Fourth Doctor

Sources: RadioTimes.com, DWLegacy Wiki
The Fifth Doctor

Source: The A.V. Club
Doctor Who

Source: Screen Rant
The Seventh Doctor

Source: The Doctor Who Wiki
The Eighth Doctor

Source: Den of Geek
The War Doctor

Source: Doctor Who Wiki
The Ninth Doctor

Sources: Birmingham Live, Big Finish
The Tenth Doctor

Source: The Hollywood Reporter
The Eleventh Doctor

Sources: RadioTimes.com, Wired
The Twelfth Doctor

Source: Screen Rant
The Thirteenth Doctor

Source: The Doctor Who Wiki
The Next Doctor

Source: Doctor Who