Doctor who produced by Steven Moffat

The Doctor, an ancient alien from a Gallifreyan race, steals a T. A. R. D. I. S. (Time And Relative Dimension In Space) from their home planet to travel though time and space. Picking up lovable companions along the way, iconic pasts, dazzling futures and bizarre planets are explored and rescued from tyrants, invaders and evil entities. Facing many hardships and tragedies, the Doctor and the companions change civilizations and timelines for the better.

The time travel displayed in this show pays homage to the idea that changing the past, future, and even alien societies can be altered with little to no thought of consequences. This is demonstrated in episodes where the doctor marries Queen Elizabeth, befriends Vincent Van Gogh and becomes the president of the world, which I don’t believe is a part of history (unfortunately). 

Even though the ramifications are ignored, it gives viewers a sense of childlike fantasy to explore anything they could possibly want to, to ask any questions and to never silence their curiosity. This gives birth to extraordinary planets and fantastic species, as well as seeing history recreated on their screens.

Director: Euros Lyn
Production details: UK: British Broadcasting Corporation, 2005

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