Doctor Who Since its inception in 1963, the title has gone through several iterations of the Time Lord, but most viewers will understandably consider this one. William Hartnell's original version would be “The First Doctor”. this is technically not true. Throughout the show's extensive history, there have been many different writers and showrunners responsible for the project, and each has made dramatic changes to the canon, making it somewhat difficult to understand exactly where each version of the Doctor sits in the timeline. .
thankfully Doctor Who is a show with a huge fan base and a very active community that helps answer all these questions. However, the show has some questions that even the most vocal viewer doesn't know the answer to – the first being the Doctor's real name. And a confusing regeneration history Doctor Who has raised a few questions, but the most interesting one concerns the Doctor's incarnations before the show's story began. The audience seems to have been where the question was trapped before replied the old one Doctor Who magazine.
“The Brain of Morbius” confirms that there were doctors before Hartnell
There were actually several doctors before him
“The Brain of Morbius” is often cited as one of the best classic episodes Doctor Whobut there is an interesting detail in the series that has been confusing viewers for a long time. During a psychedelic moment, the show features multiple unknown faces that are implied to be previous versions of the Doctor. This has been a speculative point within Doctor Who For a long time, most have agreed with this these versions could not exist as Time Lords are only given 12 regenerations (disregarding “Doctor Time”).
But a piece of the old Doctor Who magazine confirms that, at least initially, these faces were intended to be the Doctor's previous faces. Photos belong to other members of the group Doctor Who the production team volunteering their faces to represent previous versions of the show's protagonist. (Source: X) Although the debate over this issue has since been resolved Chibnall officially wrote the Doctors before Hartnell on the show With “The Timeless Child,” it essentially confirms that the show always intended to introduce some previous incarnation.
Will The Doctors Of Morbius Appear Again?
Anything is possible in Doctor Who
As these versions of the Doctor were played by the show's production team in the 1970s, it's unlikely they'll be appearing on the show anytime soon. However, this does not mean that Doctor Who at least it won't mention them or provide the audience with a few more pre-Hartnell Doctors. It's something that Chris Chibnall clearly wanted to include with the Fugitive Doctor and The Division subplot, but it wasn't something that Russell T. Davies was ever interested in.
