Any Doctor Who Fans?

[yuiyoshida]

I found a website that features the new Doctor (Peter Capaldi) episodes and enjoying the hell out of them so far!

How about you?

[Wolf Frankula]

1. I've been a Whovian for Thirty Years

"It's the Doctor.

Doctor Who?

Exactly"

Wolf

[Still Blue in PDX]

2. I'm a long-time Whovian as well.

I watched it a few times on PBS when I was a kid but really jumped on board with the reboot in 2005. I found a lot of the Classic Who episodes at the library.

[sakabatou]

3. The saddest episode for this doctor is "Face the Raven"

[area51]

4. For quite a while.

Don't have cable though, and have had difficulty in watching the episodes online.

[MowCowWhoHow III]

5. The Christmas episode provides the continuity for River Song's death (Spoilers!)

[CBGLuthier]

6. Since 77. I have every single episode still available, seen almost all of them.

BBC lost a big chunk of the first two Doctors episodes.

[mucifer]

7. When I was in high school in the early '80s I was a fan.

It's not as fun anymore without Tom Baker and the special effects made out of tin foil.

[avebury]

8. What is the website? nt

[yuiyoshida]

12. Here

http://putlocker.is/watch-doctor-who-tvshow-online-free-putlocker.html

[hunter]

9. I started watching at the Third Doctor and Jo Grant.

Back when the episodes were new. In the U.K..

Sadly, my parents television broke and they didn't get another for a few years. (Feeding everyone in our big crowded house was a higher priority.) Even once they'd replaced the television, after they'd bought a small farm back in the U.S.A., the television only got three channels reliably, none of them showing Doctor Who.

I didn't get caught up on episodes I'd missed until I was out on my own, in college.

My wife's not fond of Doctor Who, but she's got very strong credentials as both a Star Trek and Star Wars fan. (Yes, we did see the first showing of The Force Awakens.)

I really don't understand people who don't like any kind of Science Fiction/Fantasy.

[yodermon]

10. This last season was very strong, possibly the strongest since the 2005 reboot.

Capaldi was awesome this season, much improved from last season IMO. They had lots of 2-parters, which i think plays to the show's strengths. The original series were 1- week long 4 or 5 part serials, 20-minutes per part. Nice to have more minutes to play out the story.
David Tennant (#10) is still my favorite though.

[yuiyoshida]

11. to me, I think Jenna Coleman

is the best companion ever..as Clara Oswald. Unbelievable performance!

[dr.strangelove]

14. I will always think of Rose Tylers (Billie Piper) as my favorite

since her and Tenant probably saved the show from a quick death in 2006. But I do like Coleman's portrayer of Clara. She is a wonderful actor and the character was developed well. I still have not embraced Peter Capaldi as The Doctor. He is a gifted actor, but I just have never felt a connection with him. Of course following Matt and David is a difficult task for any actor.

[dr.strangelove]

13. I discovered The Doctor in the late 70s and have never looked back

My daughter and son are little Whovians now, both asking for sonic screwdrivers as toys when we first let them watch, and they love it too.

I always watch a season behind as I cut the cord and live on netflix and prime.

[First Speaker]

15. Exterminate!

...*sigh*...there are times when I'd welcome a Dalekian cleansing of the world...

[yuiyoshida]

16. And you know if there was...

The Doctor would be there to stop them...

[annabanana]

17. I am plowing through ALL 24 seasons!

I've seen an episode here and there over the years... And I always enjoyed it, even if I didn't know the backstory of things.. Now that I have a little more time on my hands (and HULU).. I am bound and determined to catch up before I croak.

[pokerfan]

18. Dalek Relaxation Tape For Humans

[progressoid]

23. Hahaha.

That's excellent!

[OriginalGeek]

19. My oldest son

still has a 90,000* foot long scarf he had is grandma knit for him so he could wear it to Jr High. Tom Baker is our favorite of the old series but I love the reboot too.

I agree with the above post that this has been the strongest season yet. I didn't think I was gonna like Capaldi but he's won me just like they all do eventually.

it goes like this:

THIS GUY IS AWESOME!!
WHAT?!?! HE'S LEAVING???
WHO THE HELL IS THIS GUY??
THIS GUY IS AWESOME!!

repeat...


*not real dimensions

[Byronic]

20. Absolutely!

Although I have vague childhood memories of Peter Davison and Sylvester McCoy rattling around the TARDIS, I'd never really got into it. That changed a couple of years ago when I decided to begin watching them all in order (where possible).

After watching them all, and actually liking ALL the doctors, I found my favorite to be the chap in my avatar - the Mighty Trout - the tremendous Second Doctor. The first to use a sonic screwdriver and to offer a jelly baby!

Oh, my giddy aunt!

[kentauros]

21. I do like the show,

but wouldn't call myself the kind of fan that laps up all the specials like "The Science of Doctor Who" or "The Doctor's Notes" and so forth. Just give me the regular shows, and the Christmas episodes, and I'm happy

Oh, and I loved Matt Smith the best for Doctors, and hope he goes into comedy movies/shows. His delivery for that kind of performance is perfect

[Cadfael]

22. The second Doctor

Always reminded me of Moe Howard.