9th Doctor

[creed462]

Oh, sorry.

The Borad was a hideous evil scientist who ruled the planet Karfel and had all mirrors banned.

Timelash, Season 22.

Was that 6th or 7th DOctor

[Metarock Sam]

Was that 6th or 7th DOctor

It was the 6th Doctor.
Timelash for me is the only 6th Doctor story now I havnt watched.

[Deputy-Assistant-Second-Prime]

lol Funny. =0) Apart from that sort of thing what has been the flavor of humor for this series?

Depends on the Doctor.

During the era of the First Doctor (1963-1966), most of the humor was the misunderstandings between characters and the Doctor's frequent inability to admit he was wrong.

During the era of the Second Doctor (1966-1969), there was a lot of physical humor and humorous banter between the Doctor and Jamie. In fact, I have argued they were the funniest duo in the history of the series.

During the era of the Third Doctor (1970-1974), most of the humor came from the Doctor's relationship with other characters, especially Brigadier Alastair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart, who hopelessly struggled to fit the Doctor's explanations into his very orderly comically-narrow viewpoint.

During the era of the Fourth Doctor (1975-1981), humor came at the most inappropriate moments as only the Fourth Doctor could pull off with his delivery and unorthodox views on the universe.

During the era of the Fifth Doctor (1982-1984), it was the Fifth Doctor's indecisiveness and inability to say to no was the main source of humor.

During the era of the Sixth Doctor (1985-1986), much of the humor came from the Sixth Doctor's arrogance or the verbal sparing between characters.

During the era of the Seventh Doctor (1987-1989), there was a lot of physical humor and some witty observations. Many of the villains were comically absurd stereotypes.

[creed462]

It was the 6th Doctor.
Timelash for me is the only 6th Doctor story now I havnt watched.

Thanks man

[Metarock Sam]

Thats ok Im here to spread the love for the good old Doctor.
I think we should do a poll or something to see which Doctor the 9th Doctor is most like. Id say a mixture between the 5th 7th 8th and the 2nd.

[creed462]

Maybe the 4th and 7th, but I need to see more

[Deputy-Assistant-Second-Prime]

I see common elements with the First and Fourth Doctors.

[Metarock Sam]

i do agree there is alot of the 4th Doctor in there.

[creed462]

I can see the first with him being so closed at frist

[Cherriey]

Unfortunately I don't have any doctors to base my calculations off of. Only this one. I enjoy watching his relationship with Rose grow. =0) To have a traveling companion that you can continually learn about as well as feel comfortable with is nice.

[creed462]

Yes it is, Its fun to watch the Frist Doctor warm up to Ian and Barbara

[Cherriey]

Yes it is, Its fun to watch the Frist Doctor warm up to Ian and Barbara

Unfortunately if those seasons of yore never appear in my channeling I'll probably never get to see them. =0)

[Easter Lily]

Have you guys seen this?
http://youtube.com/watch?v=UqO6xecXfqg
'Tis Dr Who as the A-Team...

[Otera]

that was interesting...

[Deputy-Assistant-Second-Prime]

Unfortunately if those seasons of yore never appear in my channeling I'll probably never get to see them. =0)

Many of the old stories are already out on DVD.

In fact, the first three adventures of the original series (spread across 13 episodes) was just released in America as a boxset. Click here.

Also, I heard a rumor about the Time War.

Spoiler:

I heard that Russell T. Davies said the Daleks felt provoked because the Time Lords had sent an agent back in time to wipe them out.

If that's true (and by that, I mean canonical)...that would make the upcoming Genesis of the Daleks DVD release (6 episodes) a good choice for new fans.