Who is your favorite classic-series (1963-89) Doctor?

Doctor Who (and, moreso, Torchwood) have been injected with such undercurrents, which, while neither 'good' or 'bad,' they are very unlike Classic Who. Davies can probably be credited with the "lonely traveler" Doctor -- such high emotional notes as School Reunion, Human Nature, or Girl in the Fireplace. read more

City of Death from 1979 has always been my favorite funny episode. In the realm of funny Doctor Who, this one has several points in its favor. First: Douglas Adams. The celebrated author of the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy and Dirk Gently series was script editor for Doctor Who at the time. read more

If you discount the 1996 movie (which played host to the 8th Doctor), there is an almost 16 year difference between the 7th Doctor (classic series) and 9th Doctor (modern series). That difference in filming, pace, and storytelling is very real and forms the top level of what kind of Doctor Who fan you are. read more