His original anachronistic costume and hair set the tone for his descendants.
His clownish, "cosmic hobo" outfit was supposedly inspired by Charlie Chaplin.
Topping off his puffy shirt and smoking jacket, Pertwee's white hair helmet got higher as his tenure progressed.
Baker has the weird eyes, the beak and a benevolent voice that's kept him working for decades, but it's the 17-foot, multicolored scarf we remember.
The fifth Doctor's Edwardian cricket player outfit belied Davison's high energy, and he reportedly hated the costume.
Baker also hated his overdone, mismatched outfit -- another symptom of his era's overwrought struggles.
McCoy's rich Scottish delivery offered The Doctor's most distinctive voice since Tom Baker's.
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Promising that his Doctor would not be a "tosser," Eccleston went with simple black and a leather jacket.
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Whether it was the suit or his carefully managed hair, Tennant's look was engineered to draw in the ladies.
