My personal ranking of First Doctor episodes: The Dalek Invasion of Earth The Keys of Marinus The Chase The Gunfighters The War Machines The Aztecs The Ark The Space Museum The Daleks’ Master Plan The Myth Makers The Savages The Tenth Planet The Time Meddler The Smugglers The Celestial Toymaker The Sensorites The Romans The Rescue The Planet of Giants Marco Polo The Daleks An Unearthly Child The Massacre Edge of Destruction Galaxy 4 Reign of Terror The Crusade The Web Planet
@@AnIdiotBox1963 I thought the Gunfighters was fun! And had a lot of really good humor! And the Daleks was so slow paced and boring. Do I need to mention the entire episode where they just kept going over a gorge?
@@macthemeh That's fair for the gorge episode, love how the colourisation edit turns the whole episode into 3 minutes haha and also fair about Gunfighters humour, I don't find it that funny overall but the Doctor realising the Clanton brothers does make me laugh
I've been watching these to determine which Classic stories I want to watch with my friend who is new to All of Doctor Who(has only seen 9 and 13 and 15's eras) and as for myself i've seen all of New Who but I haven't seen enough of the classic era. Friend seems to prefer the interpersonal drama/ character development than the actual scifi, which is a shame, but i showed him An Unearthly Child last week and he seemed keen on Ian and Barbara, and asked if they were going to get together, and I said Idk, i haven't seen enough of 1st Doc to tell you, but there's definitely fanfiction about it. So anyway, I might show him the Aztecs next, unless I can get a solid answer about whether or not The Daleks would be a good way to convince my friend to LOVE the scifi instead of just tolerate it.
The Daleks is honestly an amazing story but if you’re introducing someone to classic who (and especially 60s who) I’d honestly recommend the colourised cut down version on BBC iPlayer, makes it easier for a modern audience
My personal ranking of First Doctor episodes:
The Dalek Invasion of Earth
The Keys of Marinus
The Chase
The Gunfighters
The War Machines
The Aztecs
The Ark
The Space Museum
The Daleks’ Master Plan
The Myth Makers
The Savages
The Tenth Planet
The Time Meddler
The Smugglers
The Celestial Toymaker
The Sensorites
The Romans
The Rescue
The Planet of Giants
Marco Polo
The Daleks
An Unearthly Child
The Massacre
Edge of Destruction
Galaxy 4
Reign of Terror
The Crusade
The Web Planet
Surprised the Gunfighters is so high but definitely power to you for enjoying it, glad someone can haha, also The Daleks so low!!!!!??????
@@AnIdiotBox1963 I thought the Gunfighters was fun! And had a lot of really good humor!
And the Daleks was so slow paced and boring. Do I need to mention the entire episode where they just kept going over a gorge?
@@macthemeh That's fair for the gorge episode, love how the colourisation edit turns the whole episode into 3 minutes haha and also fair about Gunfighters humour, I don't find it that funny overall but the Doctor realising the Clanton brothers does make me laugh
I personally hate the Gunfighters too, I'm so glad I'm not alone. The wild West just doesn't appeal to me 🤣
Some western stuff is cool (A Town Called Mercy) but god the Gunfighters is so bad haha
I've been watching these to determine which Classic stories I want to watch with my friend who is new to All of Doctor Who(has only seen 9 and 13 and 15's eras) and as for myself i've seen all of New Who but I haven't seen enough of the classic era. Friend seems to prefer the interpersonal drama/ character development than the actual scifi, which is a shame, but i showed him An Unearthly Child last week and he seemed keen on Ian and Barbara, and asked if they were going to get together, and I said Idk, i haven't seen enough of 1st Doc to tell you, but there's definitely fanfiction about it. So anyway, I might show him the Aztecs next, unless I can get a solid answer about whether or not The Daleks would be a good way to convince my friend to LOVE the scifi instead of just tolerate it.
The Daleks is honestly an amazing story but if you’re introducing someone to classic who (and especially 60s who) I’d honestly recommend the colourised cut down version on BBC iPlayer, makes it easier for a modern audience