Love and Happy Days
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2) Patrick Troughton

3) Jon Pertwee

4) Tom Baker

5) Peter Davison

6) Colin Baker

7 Sylvester McCoy

8) Paul McGann

9) Christopher Eccleston

10) David Tennant

Actor		Medium	Title	Dates	Role
Edmund Warwick		Television	The Chase Episodes 4 (Journey into Terror) and 5 (The Death of Doctor Who)	June 12, 1965 and June 19, 1965	Robot First Doctor 1
Peter Cushing		Film	Dr. Who and the Daleks	June 25, 1965	Dr. Who
		Film	Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 AD	July 22, 1966	Dr. Who
Trevor Martin		Stage	Doctor Who and the Daleks in the Seven Keys to Doomsday	December 16, 1974 to January 1975	The Fourth Doctor (shown on stage to be regenerated from the Jon Pertwee Third Doctor)
Adrian Gibbs		Television	Logopolis	February 28, 1981 to March 21, 1981	The Watcher (said to be a manifestation of the Doctor bridging his fourth and fifth incarnations; he merges with the Fourth Doctor as he regenerates into the Fifth Doctor)
Richard Hurndall		Television	The Five Doctors	November 23, 1983	The First Doctor (standing in for the late William Hartnell)
Michael Jayston		Television	The Trial of a Time Lord	September 6 to December 6, 1986	The Valeyard (said to be a future evil incarnation of the Doctor, existing between his twelfth and final incarnation)
		Audio	He Jests at Scars...	September 2003	The Valeyard
David Banks		Stage	Doctor Who - The Ultimate Adventure	April 29, 1989	The Doctor (understudy for Jon Pertwee; performed as the Doctor for two performances when Pertwee fell ill)
Rowan Atkinson		Television	Doctor Who and the Curse of Fatal Death	March 12, 1999	The Ninth Doctor (spoof version... modelled on the style of the then-current Paul McGann's Doctor)
Richard E. Grant		Television	Doctor Who and the Curse of Fatal Death	March 12, 1999	The Tenth Doctor (spoof version)
		Webcast	Scream of the Shalka	November 13 to December 18, 2003	The unofficial Ninth Doctor
Jim Broadbent		Television	Doctor Who and the Curse of Fatal Death	March 12, 1999	The Eleventh Doctor (spoof version) 2
Hugh Grant		Television	Doctor Who and the Curse of Fatal Death	March 12, 1999	The Twelfth Doctor (spoof version)
Joanna Lumley		Television	Doctor Who and the Curse of Fatal Death	March 12, 1999	The Thirteenth Doctor (spoof version)
Mark Gatiss		Television	The Web of Caves	November 13, 1999	The Doctor (spoof version)
Geoffrey Bayldon		Audio	Auld Mortality	May 2003	Alternative Doctor (possibly first)
		Audio	A Storm of Angels	January 2005	Alternative Doctor (possibly first)
David Warner		Audio	Sympathy for the Devil	June 2003	Alternative Doctor (possibly third)
		Audio	The Dark Palace	2006	Alternative Doctor (possibly third)
David Collings		Audio	Full Fathom Five	August 2003	Alternative Doctor
Ian Brooker		Audio	Full Fathom Five	August 2003	Alternative Doctor (uncredited)
Derek Jacobi		Audio	Deadline	September 2003	A possibly delusional writer who believes he is the Doctor
Nicholas Briggs		Audio	Exile	September 2003	The previous incarnation of Arabella Weir's Doctor (possibly second) 3
Arabella Weir		Audio	Exile	September 2003	Alternative Doctor (possibly third)
Jon Culshaw		Audio	The Kingmaker	April 2006	The Fourth and Tenth Doctors. 4

Footnotes

• ¹ Warwick was also William Hartnell's stand-in and stunt man.

• ² Broadbent previously played the Doctor in a Victoria Wood As Seen On TV sketch.

• ³ Briggs had previously played the Doctor in a series of fan-made audio stories for Audio Visuals. He appeared in all but the pilot, in which the Doctor was voiced by Stephen Payne.

• ⁴ Culshaw also did his Fourth Doctor impressions, and currently does Tenth Doctor impressions in the radio and television series Dead Ringers. He also did impressions of Christopher Eccleston.

First, the Originals ... so to speak.

Second, now the rest:

Can you guess WHO is WHO?

But if you can't guess ... please go here:

Kurt Lewis Cartoons - DR WHO

[Website where I found them.]

And the last TWO (not sure where to put them):

I knew a man who solved the insoluble by the strangest means. He seemed to see the threads that bind the universe together, and have the ability to mend them when they break. A little of a Savant, I think; and a bit of a mystic too; but much more of something quite different.

Zastor to his fellow Tigellans ... speaking of the Fourth Doctor. (Meglos)

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Fourth Doctor: It's the end ... but the moment has been prepared for.
(Logopolis)