The History of Doctor Who: A Bayeux Tapestry Tribute

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In celebration of the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who, Bill Mudron has created a “slightly ridiculous” tribute to the Bayeux Tapestry that shows the entire history of the show.

It begins when the Doctor runs away from his home planet of Gallifrey and ends with “The Day of the Doctor,” the 75-minute 50 anniversary special.

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By Bill Mudron’s Poop Kaboom and mudron via Laughing Squid. Prints available at Big Cartel.

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