DR WHO: The Series & Movies

The Daleks are cool. They made one heck of a mistake when they brought in their creator- the mad scientist Davros. It ruined their effectiveness which they enjoyed prior to his introduction.

I thought Prof.Zaroff was a crappy villian.

Yeah I didn't think too much of him, I can tell you! Too many mad scientists spoil the plot!

I really thought Omega was an interesting charcter he wasn't that much of thos raging lunatic like the Primords that went Rar as a narrative.

Omega was a great classic tragedy in the Dr Who mythos. He was terrific and well played in his debut story(The Three Doctors). As the founder of Time Lord society, he was unequalled-at least until the introduction of Rassilon in the Tom Baker classic, The Deadly Assassin.

GS you must know everything of DR.Who and I thought I knew DR.Whoyou blow me awaqy bro.But to me tarran Cappell and the androids that was cool but Tarren Cappell when he looked like one of those androids look very funny not much scray though.

I watched that one(The Robots of Death) yesterday. Tarren Capel was to me a bit disturbing acting like the robots he controlled. I thought it was sad how that one guy mentally collapsed after the robots began their campaign to eliminate the crew.

I also liked the one "Ice Warriors" which was cool when that alien warrior.

A great Patrick Troughton gem from the so-called Monster Era(Season 5:1967/68) which introduced viewers to the inhabitants of Mars- The Ice Warriors. This was the same season they did stories about the Yeti, the Cybermen, and some other stuff.The Ice Warriors also appeared in "The Seeds of Death" and "The Curse of Peladon".

I watching The one called "The Gunfighters" where the crew go to TombStone and witness the O.K/ Corral.

I watching The one called "The Gunfighters" where the crew go to TombStone and witness the O.K/ Corral.

A William Hartnell Dr Who story set during the events of the feuds between the Clantons and the Earps. The Doctor gets to meet Doc Holliday in this 1965 adventure.I have never seen this one but read the novelisation once.There was more mystery about the Doctor the farther you go back in the series.

GS I bow to you as the king of DR.Who.

Well it was nothing...I just happen to have grown up literally watching Dr Who. I first saw it as a five year-old in 1982 on a schoolnight.Tom Baker was the one I saw then and remains my favorite to this day. The earliest ones- which you happen to be watching -are ones they never showed here due to different story lengths and not 'suitable' for children. Of these the only ones I saw were An Unearthly Child and Planet of Giants.

That's a talent you got there GS.I started much later then you did I started watching in 1991 when I was about 7 but never as much as you did.And Peter Davison was the first doctor I watched he one of my favorites of doctors.

Yeah PBS quit playing the series shortly after the Peter Davison episodes in 1991 here.

Yeah they don't play anymore episodes anymore sad though.

PBS here started showing them out of order which was bad enough but then they ended the run in the smack middle of the Sylvester McCoy episodes. That sucked. 🙁

my friend is going to give me the tapes of the eighth season of dr.who with Jon Pertwee as the Doctor.

If you see Rememberence and Curse of Fenric you really aren't misisng much by cutting out those later Sly McCoy episodes... there's Ghost Light, but that's only 3/4s of a good story.

The Ice Warriors were in the Monster of Peladon as well, of course. Easy to forget, though, because as in keeping with its programme code, YYY was this story ever made...