DOCTOR WHO!!!!!

[Dalekforever]

Tell me your favorite Doctor, episode, favorite companion, favorite villan/alien. Also, who's the WORST Doctor?

[Xwikki]

Haha, I haven't really kept up to date with it, I sometimes would watch it when Tennant was the Doctor. Though I do like Matt Smith.

[BigRob]

As someone raised on the Who, I dislike the last few series, not enough longevity of plot or explanation of whats going on, instead the doctor waves his hand and mumbles some mumbo jumbo and boom, fixed. I also think they need a proper male companion, the last few have been jokes.

Some of the old B&W stuff was fantastic for its time and well worth watching, The War Games is one of my favourites, along with Tomb of the Cybermen.

Doctor Wise, I quite liked Sylvester McCoy for being a mysterious doctor, even though the fasion was terrible. Remembrence of the Daleks and Battleground were brilliant.

[tracesose]

Favorite Doctor would have to be Matt Smith. Favorite episode was the two parter finale to Matt Smith's first season, The Pandorica Opens and The Big Bang. Matt Smith and those two episodes are my favorites because (go figure) they were my first. My favorite companion is Clara Oswin Oswald, mainly just because of the way she and the Doctor interact. Favorite Alien is Time Lord but favorite villan would have to be the Master. The Master is the only Time Lord left in existence except for the Doctor and because he is Time Lord, he actually has the chance to best the Doctor. There are very few bad guys I've seen who can do that. Only Davros and the Master come to mind right away. Anyway, I don't really know about the worst Doctor. I just go along for the ride. And BigRob, what you said about mumbling some junk and then it's fixed. It's more like shouting something that no one (on the show) understands and then his plan ends up being revealed in the end. And the key to the shouting thing is that it takes thought. For me, I love modern Doctor Who. Yes, sometimes his plan IS hard to follow and yes, maybe the plotline makes no sense. But the key here is that if they just told you everything, then there would be no surprise endings. It is always explained in the end. And when the whole story is spread over a series, that makes it a lot more fun for me because, after watching a show, I then get to sit down and come up with my own ideas as to what the overall story line over the series is going to be. That's why I enjoy Doctor Who. There was actually one person who watched The Big Bang twice just to make sure he was catching all the points while I watched it once and it made pretty good sense to me (after I had gotten the background on the cracks in the skin of the universe) and what's cool about that is the Big Bang was my second episode ever. But I also agree with you about the B&W Doctor Who BigRob. Those were good. So... Yeah XD