Colin Baker (Earth-33⅓)
Colin Baker played the Sixth Doctor in Doctor Who. At the start of his tenure he was briefed by John Nathan-Turner on the fact that his portrayal would be an amalgamation of the first five Doctors. Nathan-Turner settled on Hartnell's irritability, Troughton's whimsicallity, Pertwee's dignity, Baker's insanity and finally Davison's stick of celery, a prospect that made Baker visibly uncomfortable. (NOTVALID: Doctor Who? 87)
In 1984, also at the start of his tenure, Baker was told by Nathan-Turner that the good thing about his contract was that he was guaranteed an eighteen month holiday each season. He was replaced in the role by Sylvester McCoy in 1987. (NOTVALID: Ever Wondered What Happened At.. The Auditions For The Seven Doctors?)
In 1993, Baker got in an argument over the size of Tom Baker's "part" in The Dark Dimension, which led to its cancellation. (NOTVALID: Doctor Whoah! 379)
When Christopher Eccleston was eventually cast as the Doctor, Baker was happy to be relieved of the title of "Doctor with the fewest episodes", which had now diverted to Paul McGann. (NOTVALID: Doctor What 4)
He once attempted to star in the 50th anniversary special of Doctor Who alongside other former Doctors. (NOTVALID: The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot)
