The challenge for the BBC in making "The Story of Doctor Who", which celebrated the 40th anniversary of the series, was to avoid a complete repeat of "30 Years in the TARDIS" and I have to say that, although this documentary featured many of the same people as the other documentary and you occasionally get a feeling of deja vu, there is enough sufficiently different to recommend it.
What really distinguishes this documentary is that it features new contributions from all the living actors to have played the character of the Doctor ("30 Years" was notable for the absence of Peter Davison and the most popular of the all the Doctors, Tom Baker).
What really distinguishes this documentary is that it features new contributions from all the living actors to have played the character of the Doctor ("30 Years" was notable for the absence of Peter Davison and the most popular of the all the Doctors, Tom Baker).