Doctor Who!

1. Jon Pertwee

2. Romana I (Mary Tamm)

3 The Daemons/The Pyramids of Mars

- My first Doctor was Christopher Eccleston but my favourite is of course David Tennent. Matt Smith did a great job following on from Tennent which was always going to be a tall order but he pulled it off.

- My favourite companion has to be Donna Noble but ive always been a catherine Tate fan.

- Favourite episode has to be the forest of the dead. that was genuinely creepy. Favourite monsters are the weeping angels and if honest ive never understood why Daleks are seen as such a threat (the moment they climb the stairs for the first time was cool but more funny then anything else)

- favouirte storyline has to be Pandoras box that was such a cool reveal.

P.S as a side note. Torchwood was a genuienly good spinoff show when it was doing seasons. Unfortunately when they moved to specials episodes they had someof the worst writing ive ever heard (the episode with Bill pullman is a standout) But i did enjoy the fact they went more mature and adult with the show.

Also - "The class" on Netflix was a brilliant spinoff it was just a shame that they only got one season. Catherine Kelly is an amazing actress and she did a fantastic job in the show. I was really hoping they would announce her as the first female doctor when that came about, even if it wouldnt have made much sense Canonically (its Doctor who though so im sure they could have made it work)

I don't know much about this show. I've seen a few episodes but it's not my sort of thing. Shardovan would be at home here.

I once shared a lift with Peter Davison, I think it was in the early eighties.

Ben

1) It was always Tom Baker, but lately Patrick Troughton is creeping up.

2) Don't have one, so I'll say Romana (both of them) as my wife says she's a "style icon."

3) I'm too indecisive for a favourite story. The shortlist is: The Mind Robber, The War Games, City of Death, Warriors' Gate, The Caves of Androzani, Ghost Light, Human Nature/The Family of Blood and Heaven Sent. (That's without even going into non-TV media...)

That is seriously awesome ^^

My favourite thing to watch is Doctor Who!

I love how the show has been running so long and how it continues to make me feel happy sad excited anxious and surprised all at the same time.

I love how an episode can be so moving and yet fun. I love the whacky eccentric personality of the Doctor – I love how I can relate to the Doctor in so many ways, his social awkwardness, his extremely odd dress sense!

Have I got a favourite Doctor?

It’s hard to choose, really hard, but I think for me Peter Davison takes the number one podium for me. Interestingly he never ranks very highly up the list of Top Doctors but for me his performance was perfect from his first episode to his last.

I love the way he portrayed the Time Lord, his acting was always spot on and I felt myself deeply attached to the 5th Doctor on so many levels. I was actually born in 1997 so Peter Davison was well before my time but when I first saw his episodes I was hooked from then on. I started watching Doctor Who in 2008 when David Tennant was the then 10th Doctor.

Fav companion is Tegan and Ace! Both I thought were amazing!!!

My favourite episode is a yes you guessed it a 5th Doctor episode!

It’s Warriors of the Deep. I thought this episode was so expertly done. The story itself is superb and I found it to be a very hard hitting episode in which the Doctor tries his very best to help both sides to see sense and make peace, and in the end, no one wins. It’s one of those episodes for me personally that leaves you thinking and feeling

– wow. It shows that even the Doctor can’t solve everything and help everyone. He wants to, he tries his best, but sometimes you can’t win. He saves the Earth but in this instance, many losses occur and it left me feeling numb. I don’t express and feel emotion like most people do but Doctor Who is one of those shows which digs deep enough to get an emotional reaction, another reason why I love it so much.

I also love that it’s helped me in my life so much. You can learn a lot from Doctor Who, it teaches a lot of good life lessons and some I have started to live my life by.

It does so much for me and I feel so grateful that it’s part of my life and I can watch it when I want/need to.

There’s an episode for every occasion and whatever I’m feeling and going through I know it will help me ^^

Doctor Who is also my special interest. I could not live without it.

Sorry my inner sci-fi geek just escaped lol ^^

A friend I have known since school is an actor, he shared a dressing room with Chris Eccleston when they were both 'spear carriers' at the RSC. They have been friends since. He also appeared in a very substantial role in a TV series with David Tennant.