McCoy celebrates the Doctor Who fandom's strength.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Sylvester McCoy looks back on Doctor Who's original cancelation and eventual return, as the Seventh Doctor actor states that "Doctor Who couldn’t die because the fans wouldn’t let it". The actor was the final person to play the leading Time Lord during the BBC sci-fi series' original run, with McCoy's final 1989 adventure "Survival" marking the conclusion of the show's classic era in 1989.
We all knew Doctor Who couldn’t die because the fans wouldn’t let it. In fact, the fans brought it back - Russell T Davies was a fan! I was speaking to him the other day and he told me he was 16 or 17 and he was a huge fan and he was heartbroken [by the cancellation]. So the fans, what they did, was decided to sneak their way into the BBC and bring it back."
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