Tom Baker is still our favorite. We occasionally pick up a classic Dr. Who on Netflix.
We totally lost interest when Davison took over. And it didn’t get any better with subsequent Drs., so we quit watching. I think that was about the time we started watching Red Dwarf...who needed Dr. Who when you had Dave Lister.
Have watched the new Dr.s and each had their own appeal, I like the story lines, better than some of the old Dr. Who series. I thought the Van Gogh episode was brilliant. And enjoyed them bringing in known historical characters into the story lines.
I agree.
And I always LOVE when historical figures are brought into the story.
It’s what being a “Time Lord” is all about! LOL!
I grew up with Baker/#4 as well. Davison and McCoy were tied for the worst - McCoy because he tried to politicize everything.
I have enjoyed all the recent Doctors, Nine, Ten and Eleven. It’s a toss-up for who the best companion has been; I always liked Donna, and Rory “I’m a Nurse!” Williams.
But when I saw John Hurt being introduced as the Doctor, I immediately thought “Valeyard!!”
As River once said, “Like I told you on the dance floor: you might want to find something to hang onto!”
We totally lost interest when Davison took over. And it didn’t get any better with subsequent Drs., so we quit watching.
Tom Baker has always been my favorite as well. However, I did rather like Peter Davison (I was lucky enough to meet him and his wife at the time - she played "Trillian" in the BBC-TV "Hitchhikers Guide - at a St Louis Dr Who/HHGTTG convention in the late 80s), it just took me a while to get used to him. But I also lost interest in The Doctor with Colin Baker, and really didn't continue watching at that point.
Mark