In the old series or classic Doctor Who (doctors 1 through 7) each episode went for roughly 25 minutes but there were always four episodes to each story or sometimes more like in trial of a Timelord which contained 16 episodes to the one story. The new series (9th doctor and 10th doctor) are roughly 45 minutes each with some episodes having two 45 minute part. There are some specials which go for anywhere between 60 minutes and 75 minutes though. The 45 minutes per episode will continue with series 5 when Matt smith is the doctor.
"The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie" is the longest episode, most people don't count it as an episode but I do, "Atlantis SquarePantis" and "Truth Or Square" are the longest TV Episodes.
The first episode of Doctor Who was named 'The Unearthly Child' and aired on 23rd November 1963.
The 13th episode in the 4th series of Doctor Who is called 'Journey's End'.
Deidara has the longest hair is Naruto Shippuden. He is in episode 4. The blond Akatsuki member.
Well actually, there is no longest one, but the longest ones are an hour long. They are iPhsyco, iGo to Japan, and iDate a bad boy. These are only the latest ones from 2008-2010. Hope this helped!
The only Classic Doctor Who episode in which the Doctor had no companion is 'The Deadly Assassin'
Detective Conan 2 and half hour episode
The Doctor's Daughter was first, it is episode six of series four, Silence in the Library is episode eight.
According to a survey of Doctor Who fans the most popular Doctor Who episode was The End Of Time.
The weeping angels appeared in the doctor who episode Blink episode 10 of series 3 doctor who
"Blink". It is my FAVORITE Doctor Who episode and it's REALLY freaky.
The Master (not the Doctor) sings I can't Decide in the episode The Last of the Time Lords (series 3 episode 13).
"The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie" is the longest episode, most people don't count it as an episode but I do, "Atlantis SquarePantis" and "Truth Or Square" are the longest TV Episodes.
The episode is called Logopolis and is also the first appearance of Peter Davison (the fifth Doctor).
There is no definitive information about William Hartnell's favorite episode of Doctor Who. However, it is documented that he was proud of the show and his contribution to it during his time as the First Doctor.
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The Next Doctor.