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Doctor Who's 60th Anniversary Night Played With the Past and the Future

When it comes to Doctor Who ’s WatchTurtle Power with Melissa Navia | First Fandoms CCShare SubtitlesOffEnglishThe second big surprise came at the climax of the broadcast of a sentimental scene of Hartnell recording his final scenes on the…

When it comes to Doctor Who ’s WatchTurtle Power with Melissa Navia | First Fandoms CCShare SubtitlesOffEnglishThe second big surprise came at the climax of the broadcast of a sentimental scene of Hartnell recording his final scenes on the show—only to look up from the TARDIS console and find Matt Smith’s eleventh Doctor staring back at him, a glimpse of the future to show the actor who kicked it all off that the show would keep on going and going for generations to come. Except, last night, it wasn’t Matt Smith staring back across the TARDIS console: with a cheeky wink and a smile, Ncuti Gatwa’s fifteenth Doctor made his TV debut.The Fifteenth Doctor Appears | An Adventure In Space And Time | Doctor WhoThe intent at the time was that the scene could easily be updated for future showings to include the then-current incarnation of the Doctor—Smith was shot not in-studio, but on a green screen (you can even see in the original that he’s incorrectly composited in one shot to appear in front of the console, rather than behind it). And Gatwa himself did recently let slip that he’d filmed a moment with the First Doctor, so while some fans had put two-and-two together, it was still a lovely little moment to cap off a very special night on Doctor Who’s 60th anniversary.Advertisement Want more io9 news? Check out when to expect the latest

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