Doctor Who: Two Doctor Who’s The Boss? Fan Videos
By Leah Tedesco
Two fans made amusing videos that parody Doctor Who and Who’s the Boss?, resulting in Doctor Who’s the Boss?
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Doctor Who is just as much about the development of the Doctor’s companions as it is about his own. He is at his best when he has a strong companion who stands up to him, challenging him to do the right thing. Such individuals have been known to be controversial amongst the fanbase, but are nonetheless vitally important to the program.
To honor this, there are not one, but two fan made videos that each parody Who’s the Boss? by playing the song from its opening credits over a montage of clips from Doctor Who. The first is by SpiffyMarc and features the Eleventh Doctor and Clara Oswald. The second is by Doug Ellis and features the Tenth Doctor and Donna Noble.
Check them out below:
Who’s the Boss? was a standard American sitcom that ran from September 20, 1984 to April 25, 1992. I have to admit that it was one of my favorite programs as a child. The equivalent characters to the Doctor and his companion are Angela Robinson Bower played by Judith Light and Tony Micelli played by Tony Danza. It is quite ambiguous, however, as to who would be the Doctor and who would be the companion. I suppose that that is why it is appropriate for the show to be called Who’s the Boss?
The following is the show’s Season Eight intro for comparison:
Speaking of Doctor Who and sitcoms, back in May, we shared an article that featured fan made videos crossing over the science fiction show and Keeping Up Appearances.
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