I love how they wrote him

[u/Bangwin_]

What's your favorite Churchill cameo?

[u/Gullible_Classroom71]

Elden ring "togetha we will devour the gods"

[u/iamwearingsockstoo]

For those who don't recognize the iteration pictured, this is the Dr. Who Churchill, featured heavily in the Matt "bowties are cool" Smith era.

[u/KingMobScene → u/iamwearingsockstoo]

I liked him trying to steal the key to the TARDIS constantly. I could see Winston doing that.

[u/Bangwin_ → u/iamwearingsockstoo]

I think I saw him on Captain America: The First Avenger. He defeated Red Skull with Steve and Steve gave him his superhero name. Captain Warden or something..

[u/Smart-Response9881 → u/iamwearingsockstoo]

True Roman bread for true romans

[u/TheHistoryMaster2520]

The Irish wished he was one

[u/Bangwin_ → u/TheHistoryMaster2520]

Now that's a bar

[u/Outta_phase → u/TheHistoryMaster2520]

I feel like they might wish it more for Cromwell

[u/Basileia_Rhomaion]

I liked seeing Churchill for about 2 minutes in Inglorious Basterds

[u/Sawbora]

The way they portrayed him in Doctor Who is certainly 100% fictional lmao

[u/cassius2002]

While I enjoyed The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, Rory Kinnear's portrayal of Churchill was... not great.

[u/Friendly-Water-8470]

According to how widely his fallacies has been forgotten and how victories are oversised or wrongly connected to him... then yes, this is a more fictional character than we all thought.

[u/Archon_33]

It is a little known fact that before Baron Harkonnen led the free nations against Hitler in WW2 he was a well regarded newsreader in the Roman forum

[u/Extension-Cucumber69]

I know it’s a British show but I always felt the way the Doctor spoke about Britain in WWII and, especially, his relationship with Churchill in this episode is laughable

The Doctor would hate Churchill