Lovejoy 11:25 Thu Nov 20
Your favourite Dr. Who
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Tom Baker for me.
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Far Cough
11:28 Thu Nov 20
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William Hartnell
The original
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Far Cough
11:32 Thu Nov 20
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Mary Whitehouse used to complain to the BBC that it was too gory
TOO GORY?
*Guffaw
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Hugh Monteith
11:33 Thu Nov 20
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Patrick Troughton
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worm
11:46 Thu Nov 20
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Haven't watched it since Tom Baker.
I hassled my mum to knit me a scarf like his.
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Lily Hammer
11:48 Thu Nov 20
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Tom Baker, by far. Because of him, one birthday, all I wanted was a yoyo. Wasn't interested in anything else. My mum must have thought "Touch!"
I got it, and was so proud telling my teacher at infants school that I got a yoyo for my birthday, but she felt sorry for me, thinking I was negelected, so she bought me a Tufty book. It wa shit. The yoyo rocked, and I WAS the DOCtor.
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Grumpster
11:57 Thu Nov 20
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Probably only really watched the later WHO's and thought the last bloke was pretty good.
Was massively helped by the fact I found Amy Pond bloody gorgeous.
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El Scorchio
12:19 Thu Nov 20
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Tennant.
Didn't think I'd like him when he started, but he was brilliant.
Matt Smith is my least favourite. HATED him.
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Pedant
12:24 Thu Nov 20
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Troughton for the childhood remembrances, Smith of the current crop, but Capaldi is well on his way to usurping.
Also, Jenna Coleman: would.
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El Scorchio
12:27 Thu Nov 20
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I like Capaldi, but BY GOD they've given him a massive backseat to the fucking teacher and the soldier in the latest series. Way too much time devoted to her and to them.
The finale ep was just utterly cringeworthy as well.
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The_Phantom
12:32 Thu Nov 20
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Jon Pertwee was the Doc when I was growing up so he is my choice. Played it mostly straight, not too wacky, but with just the odd moment of insanity.
Jenna Coleman is the assistant ever IMHO too.
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keddy
12:33 Thu Nov 20
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I don't remember the first but the second had a real expressive wrinkled face.The stories seemed better more surreal, as well so chalk up another for Patrick Troughton
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Uncker
12:41 Thu Nov 20
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Tom Baker was always my favourite, very closly followed by David Tennant but Peter Capaldi's Doctor is outstanding and is now in the lead. I love his high functioning Asperger personality and acid wit. Jenna Coleman also makes the programme highly watchable.
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Nurse Ratched
12:49 Thu Nov 20
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Peter Capaldi. And Jenna Coleman is brillant as the compabion. I have really enjoyed the last aeries. Much better than it has been for quite a while.
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stewie griffin
12:50 Thu Nov 20
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PDC ON THE VOLLEY 11:55 Thu Nov 20
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Dr WHO is shit EOT
hahahahaha
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Mad Dog
1:04 Thu Nov 20
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Baker then Smith.
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eric5bellies
1:05 Thu Nov 20
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Tom Baker
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cholo
1:08 Thu Nov 20
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Tom Baker.
Don't really like the new ones but Coleman is easy on the eye.
I once saw Sylvester McCoy in a nightclub in hastings.
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Gloucester Iron
1:11 Thu Nov 20
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Got to be John Pertwee - all crushed velvet and ruffled shirts - the psychedelic Doctor!
The bloke who played The Master at this time scared the fuck out of me...
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Seamouse
1:17 Thu Nov 20
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The best one they never picked was Ken Campbell, they chose that useless Sylvester McCoy instead.
Of the rest Patrick Troughton by a mile John Pertwee was good but trying to be too much like James Bond for me.
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