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- Series One (Ninth Doctor, 2005) Here, Doctor Who has a sheen of Proper Drama, in large part due to Christopher Eccleston playing a Doctor haunted by unseen adventures.
- Series Nine (Twelfth Doctor, 2015) A series designed to lure fans in with the returns of Davros, Missy and Gallifrey, it kills off Clara and then pulls the rug from under the viewer and saying ‘But have you considered this?’
- Season 26 (Seventh Doctor, 1989) As with Series One, this functions as a whole. As with Season 25, there′s an obvious weak point, but ′Battlefield′ is still a story bursting with ideas. ′
- Season 10 (Third Doctor, 1972 – 1973) An almost perfect season apart from ′Planet of the Daleks′, which is a Terry Nation greatest hits package beloved by a lot of not-me.
May 11, 2024 · The below ranking follows the series as laid out on BBC iPlayer (including specials) and considers the most memorable episodes and moments, each respective Doctor’s impact within the breadth of the entire show, rewatchability levels, popularity among fans, and the nebulous category of vibes.
- “Heaven Sent” One of the most powerful meditations on grief to ever hit the small screen, and Moffat’s finest achievement, “Heaven Sent” is not only a masterpiece by Doctor Who standards, it’s an all-time great hour of TV.
- “Blink” Inventing a new Doctor Who monster is hard. But this unforgettable Steven Moffat episode forced us all to fear old statues everywhere. A flawless episode with a pristine presentation of paradox at its core, “Blink” makes time-travel fiction look easy.
- “The Girl Who Waited” Amy Pond’s moniker becomes all too literal in this episode that sees Karen Gillan donning prosthetics to play an older version of herself.
- “Silence in the Library/Forest of the Dead” “Hey, who turned out the lights?!” Moffat turns another primal fear (why are we afraid of the dark?) into one of the show’s most terrifying monsters with the shadow-dwelling Vashta Nerada.
Sep 16, 2023 · Every Series of Modern 'Doctor Who' Ranked, According to IMDb. By Ben Clark. Published Sep 16, 2023. Image via BBC. Since its 2005 revival, Doctor Who has become an acclaimed staple of...
- Blink (2007) Doctor: David Tennant. Don’t turn your back. Don’t look away. And, most of all, don’t blink. A Doctor-lite episode made on a tight schedule with a shoestring budget shouldn’t have worked this well.
- The Caves of Androzani (1984) Doctor: Peter Davison. A favourite of hardcore fans, it’s been hailed as the greatest ever regeneration episode. David Bowie was offered the role of masked villain Sharaz Jek, a drug trafficker at war with the mining mogul who’d betrayed him.
- Genesis of the Daleks (1975) Doctor: Tom Baker. This knotty origin story for the Doctor’s arch foes introduces Davros, the power-crazed scientist who created the Daleks.
- An Unearthly Child (1963) Doctor: William Hartnell. The landmark episode where it all began. When two worried teachers find that troubled pupil Susan lives in an East End scrapyard with her oddball grandfather, they get kidnapped in his police box time machine and lost in the Stone Age.
Nov 11, 2019 · With that in mind, here are all the series we’ve seen so far ranked from worst to best. Series 8 (2014) The process of finding out the characterization of the Twelfth Doctor went in shambles as the eighth series instead focused more on Clara than the Doctor.
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Apr 29, 2022 · Every season of Doctor Who has a completely distinct feel, with each run providing much entertainment. But which season is the best for Ranker fans?
