Pluto TV's dedicated Doctor Who channel is a time capsule for fans who prefer the classic series to the modern reboot, or just want to watch Tom Baker menace Daleks at 3am. The programming leans heavily on the 1963-1989 era, cycling through surviving episodes from William Hartnell through Sylvester McCoy, with occasional detours into the 1996 TV movie and early 2000s specials. What's frustrating: the schedule isn't announced far in advance, so you can't plan around a specific serial. You take what the TARDIS gives you. The upside? No commercials for the actual show (Pluto runs ad breaks between episodes, not during), and the episodes are uncut, unlike some syndicated versions. The black-and-white Hartnell stuff looks rougher than you remember, but that's the point. It's a straight-up Whovian archive feed, not a highlight reel. For anyone who grew up on PBS Doctor Who or just wants to see where the sonic screwdriver came from, this channel is the closest thing to a 24/7 Time Lord.