Big Doctor Who Poll - CLASSIC SERIES RANKING!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ส.ค. 2024
- Today, we count down every single Doctor Who serial, from 1963 to 1996, based on results of the Big Doctor Who Poll, which ran in the past two months.
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This entire video is worth watching just for 12:05. Yee-haw! (So pleased you included that again!). 🙂👍
We LOVE a yeehaw!
Love it!!
Yeeharr - and cue an advert for Japanese food lol.
38:58 "Originally this serial was called 'The Colony of Devils', but was later renamed to 'Fury from the Deep' to avoid potential controversy with the word Devils"
The very next story...
'The Sea Devils'
HA! Didn't notice that
That is funny. Of course, in the show, these aired several years apart, even though they are together on the list.
@ I know that. I never said that they were broadcast at the same time. Just pointing out the humour and irony in the Sea Devils directly following that statement about Fury, as well as how times changed between their broadcasts haha.
@ Yes, that could be. Sea Devils was probably Season 9.
Is no one going to mention that they changed the name because of the word devils but the third episode of The Daleks Master Plan is called *Devils* Planet
"Adric was chosen to die for a few reasons."
His personality.
His face.
Because it would be funny.
Adric. JNT's Mary Sue. The Wesley Crusher of Doctor Who before Wesley Crusher.
He’s my favourite companion lol
Lol god i hated adric.
Sheldon: "Well if it isn't Matthew Waterhouse, the Jar Jar Binks of the DWU"
@@MatthewsStopMotions I loved Adric. As an Autistic kid, he was someone I could really relate to.
Did I just spend an hour watching material I'd already seen reshuffled just to see the rankings across the different doctors? Darn right I did!
I’ve watched it 3x now just to see an order I’ve already seen just because it’s nice to have on the side while busy
Twin dilemma should NOT be this low. It may be bad but at least it’s entertaining. Which can’t be said for other stories (the space pirates).
The Twin Dilemma is a hoot, it's NOT the worst!
It is heavily entertaining!
The space pirates is mediocrw, but it's become a bit of a punching bag that doesn't deserve it
Yeti mediocre is boring. I’d much rather watch four episodes Colin Baker being sassy, strangling people, and battling evil slugs than watch six episodes of a few actors standing around in a few cheap sets not saying or doing anything of interest.
Good to see a bit of Dilemma love on TH-cam! It's not even the worst Sixth Doctor story, never mind the all time worst Classic Series one. It's a colourful, vibrant, energetic, extremely quotable, planet-hopping epic, and Sixie has completely stabilised by the end of it. Is it perfect? No. But it's certainly completely undeserving of the vitriol fandom spits at it.
*Everyone is here!*
All the Doctors for Smash
#154 The Dominators? This story is sadly underrated! It had the ambition to tackle a serious contemporary theme that is still relevant. And was also set on an alien planet. Come on fans , why not celebrate imagination rather than technical shortcomings ie The Quarks.
John Drake I love the Dominators! I was surprised the first time I saw online that it’s a pretty much hated episode...
The Dominators is pretty dreadful. It's one of the most boring things ever put on TV. Aside from some nice Doctor/Jamie moments, hardly anything actually happens. Five parts full of two faux-aggro aliens bickering like a married couple.
It’s alright.. it doesn’t deserve to be that low imo but it’s still not amazing
I don't think there's much imagination involved - called the alien baddies the Dominators for example! I think it's disliked mainly because it's dull and repetitive. There also the fact that mid-Vietnam War here is a Dr Who story arguably mocking the anti-war movement. But mainly it's dull.
It's dull. Dull dull. Dull dull dull. Dull dull dull dull? Dull dull dull!
*sees genesis of the Daleks 2nd*
well, boys, we did it.
Yes, the top 3 of the classic series is usually Genesis of the Daleks, The Caves of Androzani and City of Death. If any classic story was going to beat it, it was going to be The Caves of Androzani.
@@chriszone50 I haven't seen much Davison stories just his post-regeneration story. But as I heard opinions on his final story. I agree.
I say Earthshock is better than Caves, but they’re both excellent stories.
Genesis is honestly too high.
Life Upgrade city of Death is my favorite DW story, but yeah Caves is hard to top.
Chameleon's Creator didn't write down the program before he died. It was a shame as we didn't get to see more of the robot. Who was the very first real robot to be used in a TV show.
Did you notice that the "worst" Pertwee story were The Time Monster on rank #146, The Mutants on rank #138, The Monster of Peladon on rank #137 and Colony in Space on rank #125? And did you also notice that all Tom Baker stories that were ranked worse than rank #119, were from seasons 15-18? This just shows how great the Letts and Hinchcliffe eras really were. Shame on Mary Whitehouse!
Inferno is a few places lower than i was expecting. I thought it would be at least top 5. I thought Genesis would be #1 but Androzani is certainly worthy of carrying that honour. Thanks Josh, this has been a brilliant series and now we look forward to the poll for the new series.
I prefer a few stories over "Androzani". These especially: Genesis of the Daleks, City of Death, Talons of Weng-Chiang, Seeds of Doom, and Inferno. But I do feel that Robert Holmes was probably the best writer of the series, classic and modern. I think he understood best what worked and what didn't work for the show. Just his dialogue alone for example. His black humor and wit was so wonderful.
Clicked on this video before I have to go to work, fully expecting The Twin Dilemma to be at the very bottom, and I was not disappointed LMAO
Correction: the scene in "Fenric" that was intended to foreshadow "Ghost Light" was NOT between the Doctor and Ace, but between Ace and Kathleen.
Exactly. It still makes sense!
51 minutes! Blimey. Might have to do this in chunks. Seriously good work Josh.
Once again, I think I'm the only person who enjoyed The Dominators
Nope. For some reason I love the story!
I’m with you on this one. It’s tense, hilarious, and showcases each of the TARDIS crew admirably!
i love the dominators and pat troughton stories alot. i prefer the ones that most people hate. it has a great story and acting.
No, the Dominators was great. Just watched it recently, it holds up remarkably well. There's no way it belongs lower than the Underwater Menace, the Wheel in Space, or the Aztecs.
I love the Dominators!!
There where no previous incarnations before William hartnell.
Lie
There is morbius doctor 1-8, timeless children 1-7, and the um um female black doctor which I forgets name
@@MrBannystar I know it is awful but it did happen
There are no previous Doctors before Hartnell. The Master was lying, and it’s all a manipulation. And the Fugitive Doctor isn’t really the Doctor.
The real question is: how many of the title start with “the”
You wonder how much this list would change if everything existed? Not a bad list and extremely tough to rank them all. The animations are helping dispel any ‘nostalgia’ feelings of it being the best.
"In Victorian London the Doctor faces a gigant rat"
Perfect summery. XD
#42: Fury from the Deep
- Renamed due to the word "Devil" in the original title
#41: *The Sea Devils*
Funny how that works out!
Well, this is something to be thankful for.
I don't know how many people outside of the U.S. will understand why I said that, but here it is anyway.
Let's be honest. There's an infinite amount of ranking combinations you could put these stories into. Fun playing heads or tails as to which of the two most popular stories would be first.
Great compilation, brimming with superb photography and a nicely judged script crammed with juicy background facts and trivia. So good to see so many Troughton and Hartnell serials in the top 30.
Came for the poll results, stayed for the backstory. Masterfully done!
I'm surprised with some of the choices (like Mindwarp ahead of all trial episodes, Invasion of the Dinosaurs, etc), but with so many years of stories to choose from and all eras having very different qualities about them, I think it's a well-rounded picking for such a hard task.
Big thanks as always Josh. You’re the absolute best.
This is a very strange (maybe?) opinion but I love the terror of the vervoids, it's acting can be quite cheesy but the story is a classic murder mystery and the vervoids are a brilliant one time monster. Might use them in my writing
I love Terror of the Vervoids too!
Same!
I always thought Virvoids was the strongest of the “Trial of the Time Lord” stories. Everyone I’ve met felt the same, they really enjoyed it too.
And it's one of Bonnie Langford's best performances - she actually has a character that feels like it has some purpose.
I find Colin Baker too underrated. I really don't think much of Trial of the Timelords was that bad. Maybe with the exception of "Oh errr... Peri's alive everybody!" that came out of nowhere. 😂
10:06 Whether they were dancing or not, the classic Cybermen were so much better than their NuWho equivalents (Series 10's Mondasian cybes excepted).
Yay - thank you - the moment I have been waiting for - time for a cup of tea and a fig roll and this quite marvellous poll of polls !!!
Pirate Planet should have been #42 :)
A scene where Padmahlsahabva (my bad spelling) has his head cut was cut? That's a twist!
Nice compilation list!!
The fact that two Tom Baker stories made it into the bottom 10 pleases me more than it should.
Well he is the most iconic Doctor so naturally he usually gets all the attention.
Fans are much more critical of Tom Baker these days, likely because it’s been so long since he was playing Dr. Who and there isn’t as much emotional connection to his era. I do remember that back in the 1980s, he WAS Dr. Who, and hardly any Americans would even look at the other actors.
@@DTM-Books I can understand being critical of the lack of consistency towards the end of his era but Tom Baker is still THE definitive Doctor in my view. And I don't think I'm alone in thinking that. Even in recent polling over the last decade or so, Tom has won best doctor the majority of the time over Tennant - who I feel is overrated by primarily fangirls who have seen little to none of the classic series.
Now saying all that, I think Jon Pertwee's era is the most consistent from start to finish. So many great stories. Many with important social commentary. Letts really moved it away from being a children's show in the 60's to being more grownup fare in the 1970's that addressed some serious issues. To be honest, I really love all 70's Doctor Who up til the 16th "Key to Time" season around 1978. After that there's a major lack of consistency with the program.
Tomb of the Cybermen will always be #1 for me as the best executed Doctor Who story, but the one that I always watch whenever I catch it playing on live TV is Horror of Fang Rock.
Thanks for doing this, Josh!
Kinda has a special place in my heart. It’s so well directed by Peter Grimwade 👍 Anything in the Robert Holmes/Tom Baker era for me is flawless
@Jack The Film Fanatic Troughton is horribly overrated and there is a clear sign of laziness, with stories being stretched out, ideas reused, and the endless base under siege
There's a good reason that ratings plunged during the second doctors era
And people forget that. It doesn't get that low again until the late 80s
My problem with Kinda is that the main villain turns into a babbling, unthreatening child. He has that amazing like in part 1: “I have the power of life and death over all of you!” And then plays with children’s toys which are somehow on this highly advanced research station. That and also the psychedelic scenes have absolutely no purpose. We don’t know who the couple playing chess are because it’s irrelevant. We don’t need to have Tegan be in a conversation with herself, because it’s irrelevant. I just think it’s too much for show and doesn’t focus on its story / characters enough.
Pretty happy with the Top 20 - there are a couple of stories in it I'd personally rate a little lower, but overall it's a fair representation.
My personal favourite classic story is 'The Talons of Weng-Chiang' (even allowing for the infamously dodgy giant rat), mostly as I love both Victorian London, and Jago & Litefoot.
John Nathan-Turner wanted the series to focus more on its visual style, at the cost of story telling.
@MagicKirin1 JNT wanted stupid question marks on the Doctor's costume...
And yet the network forgot to spend more than $50 for the entire budget for the show. Whoops!
JNT Underrated.
Sounds oddly familiar...
JNT should have never been producer of the program. Who made that horrible decision?! I would have went with Anthony Read or brought back Philip Hinchcliffe after the Graham Williams era.
Nice to see episodes starring my favorite Tardis team, Sylvestor McCoy's 7th Doctor and Sophie Aldred's Ace ranking quite highly on this list.
Love this list SO MUCH! Especially the Top 15. They didn't have to be in the order they landed, as long as they were there (but as it happens, I love that too!).
Great video, thanks for all the hard work, you know how us fans like a good list 😂
Lots of cool trivia to be found here. Good job.
It might be one of the most difficult tasks ever, but I've been able to condense my favourite Classic Episodes into a Top Ten list, so here goes:
1: Inferno
2: The Talons Of Weng-Chiang
3: Genesis Of The Daleks
4: Pyramids Of Mars
5: The Seeds Of Doom
6: The War Games
7: The Web Of Fear
8: The Curse Of Fenric
9: The Power Of The Daleks
10: Spearhead From Space
Honourable Mentions:
The Caves Of Androzani, Remembrance Of The Daleks, The Robots Of Death, The Evil Of The Daleks, The Green Death, The Daemons, The Tomb Of The Cybermen and I'd better stop now before I list them all.
I was about to suggest this! I'll watch it later
Great list. I am personally pleased that my favourite doctor/companion pairing have gained two of the top ten places😀
Thanks Josh
Was shocked to see Genesis of the Daleks at number 2 - Then I saw number 1. Yup. No debate here.
Great video! Fun facts for ever episode! One thing you got wrong... Happiness Patrol is number one of all time!! 😎😁❤️
You know what Josh? You are the bright spot of this survey. I'm happy you did it. I did like Timelash...actor Paul Darrow was deliciously naughty.
So tough not to look at comments while watching! Fantastic work as always! Top five were perfect, but cries were heard upon seeing the placement of "Master Plan."
WOW! fantastic video!!!!! this must of taken you ages and ages to make! can't wait to see what you do next!!!!?!!!!!!!
Top work Josh.
19:42 - I didn't know that William Hartnell was Irish.
Thanks, Josh, for putting this together. It must have been a mammoth undertaking, so kudos!
Couple of general observations:
It's testament to Terrance Dicks' talent as a writer that his hastily-written Horror of Fang Rock is (rightly) so well-regarded. That said, was his Five Doctors _really_ the 12th best story of the entire Classic Era? I wouldn't say so. Yes, it's the best multi-Doctor story, and I'd have it in my Top 40, but I think the nostalgia factor - all those Doctors, companions and villains on screen - has pushed it too far up the list.
I'm pretty much agreed otherwise, although I think the nostalgia factor - Tom's departure - has given Logopolis a ratings boost, too. Not that it's bad, but (e.g.) Greatest Show in the Galaxy, which lags one place behind Logopolis, is IMHO a much better story in almost every way.
Well this wasn’t Josh’s personal list. This is what hundreds of fans voted on. So, your observations are lost on Josh as he had no say in the episode order.
@@alexzander4426 Well, kudos to everyone concerned, then.
twin dilemma - in last place pretty predictable but I still disagree
Twin Dilemma is last because it is the main artillery haters use to characterise and trash Collin Baker's doctor. I don't see people using Underworld to characterise Tom Baker's doctor or Love and Monsters and Fear her to characterise David Tennant's doctor.
Same
Colins Doctor was badly written but it’s still better than Timelash and Two Doctors BY FAR. And even outside his era it’s better then a few others like Planet of Evil (other then the sets I don’t see what’s there to enjoy), Four to Doomsday, Leisure Hive, Monster of Peladon, Mutants and Colony in Space and even Krotons from my favourite doctors era.
@@Joey15811 many people dislike colin's portrayal most of all in the Twin Dilemma however I do not share that opinion I found it an interesting twist on a normally str8 forward hero and a look into what regeneration trauma may look like and was the beginning of a doctor who would evolve into one of my favorite Doctors
@@chriszone50 you make some excellent points
My favourite episode
First doctor: The gunfighters
Second Doctor: the mind robber
Third doctor: death to the Daleks
Fourth Doctor: sharda
Fifth doctor: Snakedance
Sixth Doctor: the two doctors
Seven Doctor: remembrance of the Daleks
Hey josh snares. I just want to say that I really like your videos.
Slightly frustrating when your favourite story misses out on the top ten by just one place.
Most of these make perfect sense to me. I would have moved a few things around in my own listing, but the best rose to the top and the worst, well, the wound up where they belonged.
The celestial toymaker deserved at least top 10. Also the faceless ones as well. Man you deserve credit that takes a lot of time effort my friend. Great job!
Josh - you could do a review for each classic story (maybe be each season or each Doctor) summing it up with your own two-sentence review; I'd be interested to hear more of your thoughts on each story.
For the most part, I agree with this ranked list, but the stories, 'Keeper of Traken' and 'The Visitation' should be higher up on the list!!
Fascinating poll, so pleased Caves was a no. 1, my all time favourite whether it be classic or NUWHO!
I've been tracking Doctor Who story rankings since the DWM published list in 2009 and it's been interesting to compare your 2019 poll with prior lists. Notably, your results are slightly more favorable to the 2nd and 7th Doctors' stories than the average, though the reputedly 'worst' stories didn't move much from the bottom slots.
A few things jumped out. The Hartnell story "The Crusade" appears deeply discounted in this result compared to most (a story the Radio Times editors rated an "A"). The release of "The Macra Terror" and "The Faceless Ones" seems to have boosted audience appreciation of these stories considerably, just as the release of "The Enemy of the World" improved poll rankings for that story.
On a more personal note, it's nice to see "The Invasion" well appreciated in this poll, as it is one of my all time favorite stories.
I still consider "Timelash" to be worse than "The Twin Dilemma", whatever the polls may say ;)
When showed Adric's death to my mum she actually said "For goodness sake why didn't he just go with the others!"
Glad your mom wasn’t in his position. Otherwise, we’d be dead...
Number 10: Tomb of the Cybermen
Ah, victory
I could listen to Josh talk about Dr who all day
I remember reading something like this in Doctor Who Magazine, back in 1998.
Yea, there was a 1998 poll, a 2009 poll and a 2014 poll. Josh Snares got tired of waiting so went f*ck it DWM, ill do it myself! Josh Snare's polls are actually very accurate, they correlate with the general consensus, but the early DWM polls were all over the place and don't correlate with general consensus because back in 1998 as said in an article, people mostly had a memory to go back on. In early DWM polls they ranked Last of the Timelords above The War Games, Evil of the Daleks above the War Games etc.
@@chriszone50 It is so amazing how The Twin Dilemma is considered as the worst, yet the previous story, The Caves of Androzani, is the best one. Colin Baker is in both the worst and the best. Poor Colin Baker!
Concerning the Twin Dilemma - admittedly it's a bit gaudy but in all honesty some of these low rankers would still be higher than some of the stories 2005+ - it would be interesting to see every story ranked whether 'new who' and 'classic who' then we can definitively see what is the true carbuncle of stories. I would happily watch and enjoy The Twin Dilemma over such flummery as Love and Monsters, Rings of Akhaten, Partners in Crime and Victory of the Daleks to name but a few as quite frankly these made my toes curl as Doctor Who became 'something for the children' which it is not and should never be classed as such. This would be a monumental task but very interesting indeed something for your talents Mr Snares should you have a couple of thousand hours. Thoroughly enjoyed this by the way - from a who fan since 1979 - thank you !! Inferno is still my number one Who story with Ambassadors a close second - love series 7 and when Liz tips over into the weir in this story is potentially one of the best cliffhangers in the series !
Dude Rings of Akhaten is awesome what
Loved it
Thanks, Josh. Great fun! That was a lot of work, and it's appreciated. I got curious, so based on your rankings, I calculated Average Rank for each Doctor. The results were interesting. This is not a ranking of favorite Doctor, but it is a ranking of the Doctor involved in the best series. Results (best avg rank to worst avg rank): Pertwee (62.2), Troughton (64.2), T. Baker (77.5), McCoy (81.8), Hartnell (87), Davison (88.4), McGann (101), C. Baker (103.3).
Tbf, McGann only had two televised outings...seeing as this poll ranks televised outings only and he has so few of them, it really hardly seems fair to compare him in such a way to the other Classic Who doctors that had full on-screen eras...
Now, if one were to include audio outings in the rankings, then Paul McGann would be more accurately ranked against all of the others, as his audio era is VAST, with new adventures still being released by Big Finish to this day!
Of course. And if audio recordings were included, Colin Baker would also rank much higher due to the success of his Big Finish work. But my calculations were based solely on Josh's poll of series. To be clear, this isn't a ranking of Doctors per se. It's a ranking of series for each Doctor. Pertwee isn't my favorite Classic Doctor, but I do think his Unit Era stories, as a collection, were generally better than any other Doctor's collection of stories. So in general, I agree with Josh's poll.
The Pertwee era was certainly the most consistent from beginning to end. That includes Modern Who as well. So many great stories.
this was an mazing poll, can you do the modern show next and i know its not over yet but it would be so cool to do a video on it!!!!!!
I heard Christopher Eccleston was also considered for the role of the eighth doctor. He turned it down cause at the time he felt he wasn’t an established actor yet and didn’t want to be associated with a brand name yet. Ironic considering his history with the program afterwards
At the time, the eighth doctor was always only going to be a one off. The series had yet to be recommissioned, and showed no signs of being so.
I have to wonder how the frequency of the viewing of some of these episodes impacted the voting. Some of these episodes that I at least think are truly terrible that are also probably not viewed often aren’t quite as low as some episodes that aren’t so great, but that probably deserve a slightly higher position that have probably been seen by more people.
Also... guys. I'm not saying "Timelash" is a great story. I'm not even saying it's a GOOD story. But it's not the third worst of all of Classic. I'm not even sure it's the third worst Colin story. :-)
Timelash is deffinitely one of my favourites in the Colin era
I read the paperback and enjoyed it a lot. I did see the TV episodes later on, but I don’t really remember much. The cheap sets and $5 special effects budgets were always a major problem, and I wouldn’t be surprised if that’s the reason why fans hate it.
Good mix of episodes, I remember the mummy one, that scared me as a kid, good mix from all the doctors as well.
Great Hartnell impression haha
Episodes that are only ruined because of budget problems and design problems, such as underworld, Warriors of the deep, and invasion of the dinosaurs, they're all in like my top 100. I watch enough Blake 7 to know that just because something has bad design or budget problems doesn't mean it's a bad episode. For me invasion of time is far worse than Underworld. For me I don't think there's a single bad story in season 21 that stars Peter Davison and honestly Invasion the dinosaurs has of cracking good plot. So those three stories are definitely ones that I like that everyone else seems not like
Spot on.
I like how it started with fury from the deep and it said that they didn't want to be associated with the word devil but then the next serial was the sea devils
Caves 1 wasn't expecting that tbf
josh.. you should have just put all the titles into a random order generator and made that as a video of the final poll results. just to see what the in-fighting would have been haha (wicked aint i! ) . it would have been funny if a story like Horns of Nimon (which is actually pretty entertaininng) would have come out as number1.
I think you’re onto something...
6:32 To which Colin Baker’s agent said, “Don’t be stupid, Colin! Fat chance of that ever happening; take the job.”
Seeing Paradise Towers at #139 and not somewhere near the top 50 is just sad. Terribly underrated, IMO.
I showed this recently for my podcast and it didn't go over well. I unfortunately put it close to the bottom myself, but it does have some intrigue. The concept was great but the execution is what usually drives this one down in the polls.
We all know Daleks Master Plan should have been number 1.
Agreed
I don't think so. I mean, don't get me wrong, it's an amazing story that I love, but the second half kinda drags it down up until episode 12 (which is a masterpiece).
Vincinel The Seventh Warrior don’t let Josh hear you say that.
@@DanTheMan2150AD My bad.
if we still had it to watch yes it would but we must do the stories we CAN see
Caves of Androzani first, Twin Dilemma last - good and bad things come so close to each other in season 21. :-D
Great video
Can you do the new Dr who next
'The Key To Not Enough Time'
I absolutely loved Delta And The Bannermen and The Web Planet.
Some of my favourites!
Shocked at how low An Unearthly Child is. Thought it would be higher.
While Part 1 is absolute excellence. I sadly believe the rest of the story is what drags it down. I feel it does get better, the more times you watch it, but I remember the first time watching it, felt like half an hour of just two cavemen arguing over who should lead because one wants to make fire, but can't. Horrible padding.
However, I feel not enough respect gets thrown Susan's way, for coming up with the escape plan in part 4
DOCTORS!.... Assemble.
Favourite: City of death
Worst: Time and the rani
The top 20 are pretty awesome. But I'm surprised how many stories in the bottom 20 are ones I watch quite often!
In Curse of fenric, Ace tells Audrey about the house she burnt down (ghostlight), not the Doctor. Watched it again last week.
Holy moly on Guacamole
There’s a reason why it’s called ‘Classic’ Doctor Who. ❤️
Well done, the producers of the show should watch this, as it a very good guide to what works and even more importantly what does not. Over the years some stories become more or less in vogue. But the top 50 and the bottom 50 tend to be the same. The twin dilemma and the caves of androzani are next to each other in the programmes run, so we went from the best story to the worst in the space of one week.
Well, everyone can't be Robert Holmes. But they certainly could have hired better writers.
Space Pirates, Time-Shite, Twin Dilemma and Warriors of the Deep are deservedly placed. This has already got off to a great start.
But Web Planet is ranked too high. It should've been last.
Maybe I should watch the classic era in this order? Decisions, decisions...
An Unearthly Cbild and the following 2nd episode...the 1st with the DALEKS should be rated the 1st and 2nd best episodes of all. They are legendary.
Is there somewhere the poll results have been posted where you can easily view it and find stories like a written list rather than a video?
"Warriors Of The Deep" is one of my favourite episodes ever. Fight me. I'm also happy that my actual favourite episode ever ("The Moonbase") wasn't anywhere near as low down as it usually is :)
i thought it was only me. love warriors of the deep and the moonbase
You're not alone. The visuals may let it down, but the story is great. (imo)
Resutls of poll are interesting, but for me #4 Tom Baker is best. It is hard to beat the Key to Time.