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Edited by XREAPER120:
7/15/2016 6:51:46 AM
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Best Doctor Who?
For all you Whovians out there, myself included, who do you think is the best Doctor on BBC America's Doctor Who? Which Doctor truly belongs with the Tardis?
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2 RepliesMust. Generate. X-wing. Poll.
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*How to get made fun of 101*
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Tom Baker, you philistines
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Edited by Redvikin88: 7/15/2016 12:34:17 PMTom Baker easily the best.
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David Tennant was just the best. Some friends and I watched the last episode of Series 1 yesterday and we all clapped when David Tennant appeared for the first time.
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Chistopher Eccleston really brought the Doctor back from the dead. Brilliant stepping stone created for others to improve on. David Tennant was great from start to finish. Of course he would have been great hes a Shakespearian actor, and I was 100% convinced he was native English and not Scottish. Rose ( ;-;). Also Dont Blink was my favourite episode EVER! Even though the Doctor didnt appear in it as much. Matt Smith took a long while to grow on me. He was good, sometimes better than David, but the companion interactions really made Matt stand out. That twist with River Song I did not expect really. Overall David > Matt, but Matt was great. Peter Capaldi, like Matt Smith, took a while to grow on me. But I truly feel he is and will be the best incarnation of the Doctor. From his mood, his ramblings, his menacing appearance and all that craic. Despite Clara being introduced to Matt Smiths Doctor, she paired extremely well with Peter. Overall I enjoyed Peter the most, and I cant wait to see more episodes with him.
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Best Doctor [i][b]is[/b][/i] Whom? And doc brown.
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It's close between Tennant and Eccleston for me
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1 ReplyDavid Tennant for the win.
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1 Reply1. Why are these not in numerical order 2. Why isnt 9 close to 11
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