For each of the following categories, what score out of 10 would you give The Android Invasion?

Categories:

1. Plot (e.g: Is the story idea good? Does the episode do it justice? Does the plot run smoothly or drag on? etc)

2. Characters (e.g: Are the characters believable? Is there enough focus on characterization overall? Do the recurring characters still feel like themselves?)

3. Entertainment value (How enjoyable you personally found the story)

4. Legacy/Importance (e.g: Does the episode contribute to the lore? Do any milestones occur? Is the story referenced in future episodes?)

5. Fan popularity (In your experience, how do you think the fandom at large rates this story?)

(If you don't want to give me a rating for every category, you don't have to. And if you want to go back and rank other episodes, please do.)

If Doctor Who Meets Scratchman was filmed & released, would you watch it? If so, would you like the plot?

For each of the following categories, what score out of 10 would you give Pyramids of Mars?

Categories:

1. Plot (e.g: Is the story idea good? Does the episode do it justice? Does the plot run smoothly or drag on? etc)

2. Characters (e.g: Are the characters believable? Is there enough focus on characterization overall? Do the recurring characters still feel like themselves?)

3. Entertainment value (How enjoyable you personally found the story)

4. Legacy/Importance (e.g: Does the episode contribute to the lore? Do any milestones occur? Is the story referenced in future episodes?)

5. Fan popularity (In your experience, how do you think the fandom at large rates this story?)

(If you don't want to give me a rating for every category, you don't have to. And if you want to go back and rank other episodes, please do.)

Title says it all. Comment below your favourite classic series season opener and why.

For me, I'd probably have to be The Tomb of the Cybermen. A nice reminder to the Doctor's world, the Cybermen are back, the TARDIS team of 2, Jamie and Victoria are on top form already, starring alongside a brilliant and memorable guest cast. If only the rest of the season had been to the same level of quality...

Considering Time Lords can regenerate to different ages, skin tone, and even gender, can they regenerate into a new form not human like but rather animal?.

For me it's definitely Matt Smith. Reason being that people seem to forget the most. He's an old man inside a young body who tries to be happy but inside you see all that sadness. Definitley the sadness part resonates with me the most

But that's just me. Who do you guys think is the most relatable?

Today is the birthday of actor Tom Baker, who portrayed The Fourth Doctor from 1974-1981, thus making him the actor to portray The Doctor the longest of all his predecessors and successors.

🎂 HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO TOM! 🎂

For each of the following categories, what score out of 10 would you give Planet of Evil?

Categories:

1. Plot (e.g: Is the story idea good? Does the episode do it justice? Does the plot run smoothly or drag on? etc)

2. Characters (e.g: Are the characters believable? Is there enough focus on characterization overall? Do the recurring characters still feel like themselves?)

3. Entertainment value (How enjoyable you personally found the story)

4. Legacy/Importance (e.g: Does the episode contribute to the lore? Do any milestones occur? Is the story referenced in future episodes?)

5. Fan popularity (In your experience, how do you think the fandom at large rates this story?)

(If you don't want to give me a rating for every category, you don't have to. And if you want to go back and rank other episodes, please do.)

It’s now considered such an important moment in any of the Doctor’s growing relationships with their new companions; when they give them their own key. However, back in Part One of “Four to Doomsday” (first broadcast 43 years ago today), the importance of the moment was essentially ignored. That said, given what Tegan ended up doing later on (piloting the ship into space), perhaps that’s why many subsequent Doctors opted not to give most of their companions independent access to the Tardis!

For each of the following categories, what score out of 10 would you give Terror of the Zygons?

Categories:

1. Plot (e.g: Is the story idea good? Does the episode do it justice? Does the plot run smoothly or drag on? etc)

2. Characters (e.g: Are the characters believable? Is there enough focus on characterization overall? Do the recurring characters still feel like themselves?)

3. Entertainment value (How enjoyable you personally found the story)

4. Legacy/Importance (e.g: Does the episode contribute to the lore? Do any milestones occur? Is the story referenced in future episodes?)

5. Fan popularity (In your experience, how do you think the fandom at large rates this story?)

(If you don't want to give me a rating for every category, you don't have to. And if you want to go back and rank other episodes, please do.)