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Just so you know, in Fires of Pompeii there's a dialogue that the Doctor talks about causing the fire. When Donna asks if he was there before he says "Mmm. Ages ago. Before you ask, that fire had nothing to do with me. Well, a little bit. But I haven't got the chance to look around properly."
@@CrispyPro: If you're going to complete a trilogy of watching Classic Era Doctor Who, here's the stories I'd recommend for each Doctor: 1st Doctor: Daleks. 2nd Doctor: Web Of Fear. 3rd Doctor: Inferno. 4th Doctor: Warrior's Gate. 5th Doctor: Visitation. 6th Doctor: Revelation Of The Daleks. 7th Doctor: Battlefield. 8th Doctor: Movie (1996), if you haven't already.
@@jessetorres8738 Inferno is incredible, I watched that one for the first time last year (and rewatched it last week. Doing my first full watch through of Classic Doctor Who this year). I was absolutely SHOCKED to see the caveman from The Firemaker as Greg Sutton the oil man, him and the assistant Petra were so frickin cute together and I shipped them so hard. It was also really cool to see the callback to that episode in The Mind of Evil as The Doctors "greatest fear".
Vengeance on Varos was a comment on how people become can desensitised to violence by watching it on tv but in a way it also predicts reality tv as well.
1st doctor: The Time Meddler 2nd doctor: The Enemy Of The World 3rd doctor: Inferno 4th doctor: Pyramids Of Mars 5th doctor: Resurrection Of The Daleks 6th doctor: Revelation Of The Daleks 7th doctor: The Greatest Show In The Galaxy
1st Doctor: The Time Meddler 2nd Doctor: Web of Fear 3rd Doctor: The Sea Devils 4th Doctor: Pyramid of Mars 5th Doctor: The Vistation 6th Doctor: Revelation of the Daleks 7th Doctor: Survival
A combination of all episodes existing in the archive and Frazer and Wendy not being dead no doubt. There are some stories with Frazer and Anneke but those are mostly missing. Plus Anneke having turned down the opportunity to appear as part of the previous companions support group back during the Chibnall era the producers likely approached Wendy first anyhow.
@@CrankyGrandmaSAME! It was actually my first introduction to classic doctor who when I was a kid since in 2012-13 Netflix had both classic and nuwho and has become one of my all time favorite classic who stories
The person who suggested the Krotons is either A) A prankster or B) one of the older fans from when Krotons was one of very very few completely available Patrick Troughton stories. either way, you got set up something fierce
@@CrispyPro: If you're going to complete a trilogy of watching Classic Era Doctor Who, here's the stories I'd recommend for each Doctor: 1st Doctor: Daleks. 2nd Doctor: Web Of Fear. 3rd Doctor: Inferno. 4th Doctor: Warrior's Gate. 5th Doctor: Visitation. 6th Doctor: Revelation Of The Daleks. 7th Doctor: Battlefield. 8th Doctor: Movie (1996), if you haven't already.
I love The Krotons, saw it when it first broadcast and remember being terrified, those voices and the sound effects are so creepy. Very underrated in my opinion.
Suggestions for next time: 1st Doctor: The Aztecs 2nd Doctor: The Mind Robber 3rd Doctor: Spearhead from Space 4th Doctor: Seeds of Doom 5th Doctor: Black Orchid 6th Doctor: Trial of a Time Lord! Nah, just kidding. That's a whole season of 4 stories and 14 episodes. How about Revelation of the Daleks instead? 7th Doctor: Survival
First - The Aztecs Second - The War Games Third - Three Doctors Fourth - Pryamids of Mars Fifth - Kinda Sixth - Timelash (something to torture your soul) Seventh - Survival (And lets thrown in eight with an audio, soooo chimes of midnight because why not)
@@BrendanJSmith Oh yea I thought about it, but then decided to just recommend that story, I doubt any of those Stories listed here will be picked, especially not that one, so I thought: "Why not, it's not another Krotons"
@@Nostalgic80s-nd3qb I'd love to see The Daleks' Master Plan in full. It can't possibly be any worse than the 10 episode bore fest that is The War Games and I'm halfway to forgetting about The Trial of a .....no, sorry, it's gone again.
1st The War Machines 2nd Doctor: The Mind Robber 3rd Doctor: Carnival of Monsters 4th Doctor: Robots of Death 5th Doctor: Kinda 6th Doctor: Terror of the Vervoids (Special Edition) 7th Doctor: Paradise Towers, it's decisive but I think it's an underrated classic
I concur with all your choices! Vervoids SE is very nicely done; but.....will it be freely available for Crispy to watch without purchasing the entire boxset?
I like all this episodes, the only chose i would change is the 3th doctors, Inferno is my favourate 3th doctor story and maybe my favourate of classic who story
I agree with most of this I'd swap war machines for time meddler and maybe Robots of death for Ribos operation like Robert Holmes is in his element there
It may have been mentioned already, but David Agnew, writer of City of Death, was actually the pen name of one Douglas Adams, he of Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy fame. Hence the comedic overtones.
@@CrispyPro All true. Adams was the script editor on that series, so he wasn't allowed to be credited. And David Agnew was a common fake writer name for this kind of circumstance. It's also how they got the John Cleese cameo - the two were great friends.
Was Adams script editor for the whole season? I vaguely remember now, and I've a notion Shada was twisted into the Dirk Gently books. A lot of British college humour that probably went over my head at the time. Crispy, Shada might be a good story to cover next time around?@@CrispyPro
Old Who fan here who’s seen every classic story! I enjoy seeing the reaction of someone who’s never seen these classic stories! Good Job. Brilliant video! Here’s my suggestions for Part 3… 1 - Keys of Marinus 2 - The Seeds of Death 3 - The Sea Devils 4 - Terror of the Zygons 5 - Resurrection of the Daleks 6 - Mark of the Rani 7 - Battlefield ALSO… for future episodes beyond Part 3 I would like to suggest a video where you watch the three Multi-Doctor stories. Three Doctors, Five Doctors and Two Doctors AND… a video where you watch the very first story from each Doctor.
First - The Space Museum Second - The Macra Terror Third - The Three Doctors Fourth - Pyramids of Mars Fifth - Ressurection of the Daleks Sixth - The Mark of the Rani Seventh - Survival
First Doctor: The Daleks Second Doctor: The Enemy of the World Third Doctor: The Three Doctors Fourth Doctor: Pyramids of Mars Fifth Doctor: The Visitation Sixth Doctor: The Two Doctors Seventh Doctor: Time and the Rani Eighth Doctor: The Movie
@@sg-zd8eb Hasn't he already seen a 'real' example of Troughton's era? In both videos he has seen Tomb of the Cybermen and the Krotons, both monster episodes.
For the 2nd Doctor I would recommend The Invasion. The Invasion is an 8 parter which is quite long but I can assure you the pacing in the story is great and is alot of fun to watch. There are also two missing episodes so you would get a taste of what it's like to watch animations as a substitute for the missing episodes
For your final 3rd doctor story it has to be Inferno not just because it is one of the best 3rd doctor stories but will also give you the experience of seeing Liz Shaw meaning you will have watch an episode featuring all three 3rd doctor companions.
The City of Death was written over a weekend by Douglas Adams yes that one (Hitchiker's Guild to the Galaxy) he rewrote the script over a weekend for filming on the Monday, as for John Cleese appeared being a friend on Adams and Baker.
Good selection of episodes... and yes - Caves of Androzani is one of the absolute best episodes. It's so personal, so well crafted... and Davison at his best.
I have that same Doctor Who Marvel Premiere issue with Tom Baker in your background. A true gem. One of my favorite comic book stories "The Iron Legion."
Loving these Classic Who videos, keep ‘em coming! Here are my suggestions: 1: The Aztecs 2: The Enemy of the World 3: Inferno 4: The Deadly Assassin 5: The Five Doctors 6: Revelation of the Daleks 7: The Happiness Patrol
Apart from The Krotons you just watched all my classic faves. For round 3 I would recommend: 1. The Aztecs 2. The Mind Robber 3. Inferno 4. The Pyramids of Mars 5. Kinda 6. Revelation of the Daleks 7. Survival
1. The daleks - introduction of the most iconic doctor who monsters 2. The invasion - has my favourite monsters and one of the best human villains IMO 3. The sea devils - a great episode for third doctor action and the doctor and master’s relationship 4. The pyramids of mars - gothic horror meets sci-fi and one of the best one-off villains 5. The five doctors - a fun anniversary special which feels like a proper celebration of Who up to the mid eighties. Or watch Kinda for one of Janet Fielding’s best performances 6. Revelation of the daleks - a more dark and morbid dalek story that also has a dj wielding a rock and roll gun 7. Survival - a great exploration of the doctor, ace, and the master. Also makes sense to finish your trilogy with the finale of the classic era
Excellent video, Crispy. A very good selection of Classic serials. For your consideration: Hartnell - The Aztecs Troughton - The Mind Robber Pertwee - Carnival of Monsters T Baker - The Seeds of Doom Davison - The Visitation C Baker - Mark of the Rani McCoy - The Greatest Show in the Galaxy. Great to hear watching Classic has enriched your fandom. All the best! Rob
@@StanTheSlitheen Thanks, Carnival is my favourite Pertwee by some distance, yet it is also one of the most atypical of his era. Really enjoy the Doctor and Jo's interaction on the ship and their OTT "surrogates" Vorg and Shirna. Seeds of Doom is one of those rare six-parters which is watchable in one sitting, there isn't too much padding. I think because it is basically structured as a two-parter in Antarctica then a four-parter in Chase's mansion. Also I adore the character Amelia Ducat. Something of a forerunner for Beatrix Leahman's Prof Rumsford in Stones of Blood.
Nice. I'm making my way through Classic Who too. May I recommend: 2nd Doctor:The Mind Robber, or if you fancy some longer stories, Power of the Daleks (animated), Enemy of the World and The Invasion. 3rd Doctor: Spearhead and Inferno for early earth based stories, Carnival of Monsters for a later one. 7th Doctor: Greatest Show in the Galaxy (tbh the whole run from Remembrance-Survival made for a great binge watch; more like the revival than earlier classic)
Without a doubt you need to watch these stories in your next classic who video: 1st Doctor: The Aztecs or The Time Meddler 2nd Doctor: The Enemy of the World 3rd Doctor: Inferno (This is one of, if not THE best classic who story ever) 4th Doctor: The Pyramids of Mars 5th Doctor: Kinda 6th Doctor: Revelation of the Daleks 7th Doctor: Survival (since it'll be the last part of your classic trilogy it feels thematic to end on the finale of classic who)
Glad to see that you are enjoying classic who (city of death is one of my favs as well). Here's my suggestions for next time: 1st: The Chase (personally my favourite 1st doctor story he gets chase through time by daleks and it's also exit story for Barbara and Ian.) 2nd: Web of Fear (Great stuff with the yeti in the underground and the great intelligence and also introduces the brigadier.) 3rd: Inferno (Something from his 1st season so has his other companion liz, excellent story and also has the doctor visit an interesting alternate universe.) 4th: Pyramids of Mars (one of the very first stories I ever watched and it has one of the coolest villains ever.) 5th: Resurection of the daleks (One of my favourite Dalek stories and another one of the first episodes I watched, very dark but awesome - very high kill count, its also basically what started the dalek civil war in rememberance). 6th: Revelation of the Daleks (links in very well with the previously mentioned story, probs one of the best 6th doctor episodes it's also got great davros moments). 7th: Survival (the final story in the classic series personally one of my fav 7th doctor stories up there with rememberance and fenric for me, also get to see 7th doctor battle the master, and it's got a really nice ending).
Love the video Crispy! 1st The tenth planet 2nd The power of the daleks or War games 3rd Spearhead from space 4th Horror of Fang rock 5th Resurrection of the daleks 6th Revelation of the Daleks 7th Ghost light Thank you :D
1st doctor: The Chase 2nd doctor: The mind robber 3rd doctor: Carnival of monsters 4th doctor: Image of the fendehl 5th doctor: Mawdryn Undead 6th doctor: the mysterious planet 7th doctor: The happiness patrol
1. The Time Meddler 2. The Enemy of the World 3. The Curse of Paladon 4. Horror of Fang Rock 5. Frontios 6. Revelation of the Daleks 7. Ghost Light Also Idk if anyone told you this yet, but David Agnew (City of Death) was a pen name for a little know novelist named Douglas Adams.
Your list may be the one I agree with the most so far. The combination of "Curse of Peladon", "Horror of Fang Rock" and "Frontios" is strong. I would definitely do "The Seeds of Death" for the Second Doctor though, and "The Mysterious Planet" for the Sixth.
1: The War Machines 2: The Mind Robber 3: Inferno (my favorite Classic Who story) 4: The Deadly Assassin 5: The Five Doctors 6: The Two Doctors 7: The Greatest Show in the Galaxy
I'd recommend these. A couple may be weird choices but all worth watching. 1st - Edge of Destruction - My favourite Hartnell and a precursor to Midnight 2nd - Enemy of the World - Troughton’s best performance 3rd - Carnival of Monsters - Plain fun 4th - Horror of Fang Rock - Fantastic Gothic horror 5th - Black Orchid - A story that really suits the Fifth Doctor 6th - Revelation of the Daleks - Brutal 7th - Greatest Show in the Galaxy - Kinda creepy but wonderful
Nice choices! I have been watching old episodes on Britbox, and "Black Orchid" is one of my favorites! "Enemy of the World" is also excellent. I so wish we had more Second Doctor stories.
First doctor: the war machines (for me this episode is awesome in context of how little the audience knew about the doctor, and that same idea stands true today with how little we really know the classic doctors; they are much more mysterious than their modern counterparts. Although any mystery surrounding the doctor is vague or short, I still remember it for this reason.) Second doctor: Enemy of the World (most "classic" doctor who episode, I have watched it in its entirety 4 times) Third doctor: inferno (although not my personal favorite, objectively the best; the perfect third doctor story) Fourth doctor: Warrior's gate (I should probably rewatch it, but I remember loving this episode, I believe it was something about knowing just enough but wanting to know more; cool settings and ideas too) Fifth doctor: enlightenment (personal favorite, although plot heavy due to key to time arc and mawdryn undead; a lot of companion development) Sixth doctor: Revelation of The Daleks (best tv episode of my favorite doctor) Seventh doctor: The Happiness Patrol (shows the darker nature of the show, and along with most of sevens run, it unintentionally serves as a bridge between the writing style of classic who and nu who)
Seeds of Doom is my favourite, and has some more hilarious Tom Baker lines in it! It’s a 6 parter but every 2 parts feels like a different act of the story and really helps keep the pacing up!
1: The Time Meddler 2: The Seeds of Death 3: Inferno (Basically Pertwee's best) 4: Pyramids of Mars 5: The Five Doctors 6: Revelation of The Daleks 7: Survival (the writer also wrote The Eater's of Light from Capaldi's season 10)
The Deadly Assassin with Tom Baker is great. The Twin Dilema with Colin Baker is awful but it’s really well known and you can’t fully understand the Colin Baker hate without watching it
1st Doctor - The Chase 2nd Doctor - The War Games 3rd Doctor - The Sea Devils 4th Doctor - Meglos 5th Doctor - Kinda 6th Doctor - The Mark of the Rani 7th Doctor - The Happness Patrol
City of Death is peak Doctor Who. Douglas Adams as writer, you can just tell. I thought you were lining up 'What a wonderful Butler, he's so violent'. Yeah, the John Cleese cameo is always a delight.
And of course, Adams combined the plot of City of Death and Shada* to create his book Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency. * An episode that wasn't completed because of a strike, but that you can now watch in a version that combines what they managed to film with animation and works better than you would expect.
My favorite line(s): Countess: "Be careful, I don't think he's as stupid as he seems". Count: "My dear, *nobody* could be as stupid as *he* seems." Julian Glover and Catherine Schell (who is an actual countess) were *brilliant* in this serial.
Some of my favourite serials that I also think are really easy to get into: 1st Doctor: The Aztecs & The Rescue 2nd Doctor: The Moonbase & The Macra Terror 3rd Doctor: Spearhead From Space & Carnival of Monsters 4th Doctor: The Brain of Morbius & The Face of Evil 5th Doctor: Enlightenment & Frontios 6th Doctor: Revelation of the Daleks & The Mysterious Planet (but you may as well watch the whole of Season 23, it's such an underrated season imo!) 7th Doctor: Paradise Towers & The Greatest Show in the Galaxy
1st: The Daleks Masterplan (A 12 part epic which can still hold your attention) 2nd: The Faceless ones (A Great detective story about Aliens kidnaping young traveler's at an airport) 3rd: The Sea Devils (In my opinion the most action packed 3rd doctor story with great location filming, also MASTER!) 4th: The Talons Of Weng Chiang (Although a little controversial this is probably one of the best in WHOstory) 5th: EarthShock ("EXCELLENT!") 6th: The Two Doctors (Filmed in Spain and the last performance of __________ as __________) 7th: Delta and the Bannerman (The most unhinged thing ever, I don't know how to describe it lol) Please pick something (or all) off my list :))))
I've seen the 5th Doctor regeneration so many times (just the one scene) but never the transition to the end credits! Damn, that was a smooth transition! Nowadays after a regeneration, the previous Doctor is still credited as The Doctor and the new one is "featured" at the end. Here they just start the episode with the credits for one Doctor and end it with credits for the next one! Even with the face already! Bonkers
First: The Time Meddler Second: The Mind Robber or The Invasion (it might be an eight part story but it’s fantastic) Third: Terror of the Autonss Fourth: Seeds of Doom (it’s six parts, but it doesn’t feel like it because irs so good) Fifth: Mawdryn Undead Sixth: The Mark of the Rani Seventh: Battlefield
Hi crispy, I've been a fan of your channel for a couple of years now and am also a massive classic Dr Who fan, I'm really pleased that you've enjoyed the majority of the episodes you have watched, if your planning on doing a part 3 I highly recommend these episodes as I think they are really strong story's from each Doctors era: 1st Doctor- The time meddler 2nd Doctor-The mind robber 3rd Doctor-Terror of the Autons 4th Doctor-Pyramids of mars 5th Doctor-Ressurecrion of the Daleks 6th Doctor-Revelation of the Daleks 7th Doctor-The greatest show in the galaxy I'm not sure if you'll ever read this comment but if you do have a good life, have a fantastic life
The great thing about Classic Who is that there's no such thing as "watching all of it", and quite apart from the fact that it's not built for binge-watching, it's just a hard limit that the number of people who have seen "every episode" are going down every year as they die off. They have to be in their 60s by now, if they saw all the B&W episodes.
@@ashleysherlock5705 Wow well done. As a child of the 1980s I could happily watch the 1970s episodes but the 1960s ones were TOO MUCH. That black-and-white quality and the pacing, nope. I think "War Machines" was the first time a full story had a reasonable pace. But stuff like "The Edge of Destruction", a.k.a. "Doctor Who and the Faulty Switch" were just dire, and they wrote the First Doctor as full of micro aggressions and gaslighting #NotMyDoctor lol
I love the running gag of you realising how all the clever twists done in NuWho had all been done before. Try watching the enemy of the world next time, excellent 2nd Doctor story.
1st Doctor: War Machines 2nd Doctor: The Invasion 3rd Doctor: Spearhead from Space 4th Doctor: The Seeds of Doom or Robots of Death or The Sun Makers 5th Doctor: Mawdryn Undead 6th Doctor: The Two Doctors or Trial of a Time Lord 7th Doctor: The Happiness Patrol
My personal choices would be 1. The Edge Of Destruction 2. The Invasion (with missing episodes animated) 3. Inferno 4. Robots Of Death 5. Castrovalva 6. The Two Doctors 7. Survival
Too difficult for me to suggest a Doctor Who tale because I like the old series so much. I started with "Pyramids of Mars" with Tom Baker on the PBS station where I grew up as a kid. That's the one which lured me into Doctor Who fandom, so I'll recommend that one.
1st Doctor: the ark 2nd: the war games 3rd: the green death 4th: the ark in space 5th: Mawdryn undead 6th: revelation of the daleks 7th: the happiness patrol Most of these stories don’t have reoccurring elements that you see in new who but a lot of these are really strong stories/some of my favourites. And I think having strong original stories is what really makes dr who the fantastic show that it is!
I'm really enjoying these videos. Having watched them all, it's fun to get a fresh opinion on these classics. Here are my recommendations for the next video: 1st: The War Machines 2nd: The Invasion 3rd: Terror of the Autons 4th: Pyramids of Mars 5th: Frontios 6th: The Mysterious Planet 7th: Ghost Light
In case you ever do this again: 1st Doctor: An Unearthly Child (has to be) 2nd Doctor: Either The Power of the Daleks or The Mind Robber 3rd Doctor: Spearhead From Space or The Sea Devils 4th Doctor: Pyramids of Mars 5th Doctor: The Visitation 6th: Doctor: Revelation of the Daleks 7th Doctor: Survival Great video! 👍
Really loved this video, Crispy! I agree that City of Death is the GREATEST classic story of all time - it's hilarious! PLEASE watch The Enemy of the World for your next Patrick Troughton story!! Can't wait for the next vid. 👍
I think you should watch the more longer stories now First Doctor: The Tenth Planet Second Doctor: The War Games Third Doctor: Spearhead from space Fourth Doctor: The Deadly Assassin Fifth Doctor: The Five Doctors Sixth Doctor: The Two Doctors maybe Trial of a Time Lord but it's long af Seventh Doctor: Survival
@@Nostalgic80s-nd3qb Partly I suppose. It's just a rubbish story stretched out waaay too long. Yeah, it introduces us to the Time Lords for the first time but....Nah. A better Second Doctor suggestion would be maybe The Web of Fear or The Tomb of the Cybermen.
The Daemons is one of the best of the Third Doctor's era and one of the casts favourites. Always remember that the episodes were never intended to be watched back to back. We had one episode a week, no repeats, and back when it was broadcast, there were no home video recorders for people to tape it.
While The Doctor's reaction to inspiring the great fire of Rome still is weird, it does make more sense in context due to how much The Doctor understood Time Travel. In The Aztecs (and I am trying very hard here to keep it spoiler free) The Doctor says that history cannot be changed, but by the end of the episode he realises that their presence can cause some small changes. This is another step down the road; history can't be changed but their presence could influence really important things. And it's only a few steps down the road then before The Doctor accepts that time is mutable so we can have episodes like Pyramids of Mars and Day of the Daleks, and the revival had to come up with the fixed points in time thing to try to make both 'you can't change history' and 'you can change history' be possible at the same time.
1 the doctor: the Aztecs 2 the doctor: the mind robber 3 the doctor: Inferno warning 7 parts 4 the doctor: pyramids of mars 5 the doctor: kinder 6 The doctor: Time Lash 7 the doctor: happiness patrol
1. The Aztecs 2. The Mind Robber (same length as the daemons but there aren't many Troughton 4 parters) 3. Spearhead from Space 4. Pyramids of Mars 5. Kinda 6. Revelation of the Daleks 7. Ghost Light (controversial pick but I think it's fantastic)
I'm still in the early Third Doctor in the four months since it landed on Tubi in the US. I think I’m on the second or third story but there's a definite energy improvement
I'm just annoyed that Tubi doesn't have the animations mixed in with the surviving 1960s episodes. Like if a partially lost story isn't fully animated, then it's not on there. However, I will give points for having Shada included.
When The Caves of Androzani was first shown in Australia some of the violence was cut out - including Morgus’ nasty death at the end. JNT the producer visited Australia at the time and he said he had had some words with the ABC but to no avail.
That guy who picked The Krotons was insane 😂, I'd say go for these next; 1st - The Chase 2nd - The Mind Robber 3rd - The Three Doctors 4th - The Seeds of Doom 5th - Kinda 6th - Revelation of the Daleks 7th - The Greatest Show in the Galaxy
1st: The War Machines 2nd: The Mind Robber 3rd: Terror of The Autons (Master's debut!) 4th: The Stones of Blood (Romana 1!) 5th: Enlightenment (insane!) 6th: Revelation of the Daleks (Colin in a blue coat!) 7th: Ghost Light (Creepy mansion!)
Hey! Going through chronologically so haven't watched 6th and 7th yet, and not enough of 5th to give you episodes but: 1st: The time Meddler 2nd: The Enemy of the World 3rd: The Mind of Evil 4th: The Zygon Invasion
-1st Doctor: The Aztecs: Great historical with an obviously bigger budget. Very engaging questions about the morality of time travel. I would love to see this colorized because of the costumes and sets. -2nd Doctor: Evil of the Daleks (the original time that the Daleks were meant to stay dead) -3rd Doctor: The Three Doctors: The first ever multi-Doctor story. Great villain in Omega and a lot of fun. -4th Doctor: Pyramids of Mars: Great one-shot villain in Sutekh, God of Darkness. -5th Doctor: The Five Doctors: This has everyone in it: 4 Doctors, Sarah Jane Smith, Cybermen, The Master, and we can’t forget the unstoppable Raston Warrior Robot! -6th Doctor: Revelation of the Daleks. Can’t go wrong with 6 and Davros. -7th Doctor: Ghostlight: Extremely weird, but also entertaining.
Best ones you have yet to cover 1. Planet of Giants 2. The Mind Robber 3. Planet of the Daleks 4. Image of the Fendhal 5. The Awakening 6. The Two Doctors 7. Delta and the Bannermen
1: An Unearthly Child 2: The Web of Fear 3: Spearhead From Space 4: The Ark In Space 5: Resurrection of the Daleks 6: Revelation of the Daleks 7: The Happiness Patrol
I think The Krotons is better than it tends to get credit for but yeah, I never would have recommended that as one of your first tastes of that era lol. I’m very glad you watched The Romans and The Dæmons! I haven’t seen much beyond the first three eras of Classic Who myself (slow-going for reasons outside of my control) so I can only really recommend from those three. If you’re planning to do this again, my suggestions: Hartnell: - An Unearthly Child. That first episode is absolutely amazing and mysterious. The next three can be slow for those who aren’t used to it, especially in juxtaposition to episode one, but you seem to be taking this like a champ so I’d definitely recommend taking a look at how it all started. - The Aztecs. There’s a reason it has its reputation as a great story. Very strong stuff for each character and it’s a really interesting early dive into the complications of time travel and what can or can’t be changed and what should or shouldn’t be changed. - The Time Meddler. Another top favorite, I don’t know how many times I’ve seen it anymore. Extremely solid story and the first proper foray into what would become the main format of the show, with an alien element involved in the past rather than the pure historicals up until that point. It’s also the first introduction of a Gallifreyan besides the Doctor and Susan. - The Gunfighters. This one seems to get mixed reviews but my goodness is it ridiculous fun imo. - The War Machines. It’s pure 60s sci-fi and always engaging. Honorable mention to The Tenth Planet, which is spectacular but I hesitate to recommend the final story of a Doctor you’ve not seen much of. I have to cut myself off there because I could keep going on with personal favorites that don’t necessarily work as introductions, and if I let myself get into missing episodes I’d be here all night. Troughton: - The Power of the Daleks. I know I just said I was avoiding missing episodes, but that’s harder with this era, and this one is so iconic and you clearly loved Troughton in your first go so I’d be remiss if I didn’t put it here. It’s his very first and it’s amazing. I prefer reconstructions but for a newcomer to this stuff you might want to go for the animation. - The Evil of the Daleks. This one has an earned reputation as being iconic. Only one part survives so once again you’d have to deal with either reconstructions or the animation, but it’s worth it. - Enemy of the World. This is a top favorite for me. Troughton is in a double role and is absolutely incredible in it. The whole thing is extremely entertaining and gripping imo. - The Mind Robber. Incredibly enjoyable dive into some true surrealness and fantasy. - The Invasion. If you loved Tomb then you’ll love this, too. Fair warning that it’s 8 episodes and 1 & 4 are missing, but my goodness is it a good one. Honorable mention to The War Games. Once again I don’t necessarily want to recommend the final story of a Doctor you haven’t seen much of (and it’s 10 episodes), but I don’t want to not mention it either because it’s really a standout. Pertwee: - Spearhead from Space. Very solid introduction to this incarnation and the UNIT setting. - Inferno. Absolutely incredible and gripping in the most intense, edge-of-your-seat kind of way. I was genuinely alarmed. - Terror of the Autons. First introduction to Jo, the Master, AND Yates, and just a super enjoyable story all around. - The Three Doctors. No need to explain why this one comes with a strong recommendation, based on the title! Extremely engaging, I love every second. - Carnival of Monsters. Another very fun romp that I find quite engaging and also shows off the dynamic of the Doctor and Jo well. They’re one of my favorite duos so I definitely recommend any of their stuff, but this is a good one to get a feel for it.
@@BrendanJSmith Nearly there actually lol, and I had seen a little bit of his era prior to starting from the beginning. It's just been slow-going because I watch it with my sister and we don't always have the time. Been going at a much better pace these days though, I'm excited to reach Four again!
Well, you watched some great episodes of Doctor Who there. And the Krotons. I think the cliffhanger at the end of part 3 of Caves of Androzani is one of the strongest they ever had.
The Curse of Fenric is one of the best classic Doctor Who stories ever. Way more complex and intelligent than most of new Who. There is a lot of subtext about the characters pasts which is intriguing and fitting as the story is about hidden depths literally and metaphorically.
1st doctor: The Time Meddler 2nd doctor: The Moonbase (first introduction to an animation) 3rd doctor: Spearhead From Space 4th doctor: Pyramids Of Mars 5th doctor: The Five Doctors 6th doctor: Revelation Of The Daleks 7th doctor: Survival
I've tried to give some reasons why you should watch these stories without ssh...spoilers 😉 Doc 1: The Keys of Marinus (A bouncy, fast paced story that tries to do different genres!) Doc 2: The Invasion (An iconic story with some great twists!) Doc 3: Terror of The Autons (The 1st ever Master story!) Doc 4: The Stones of Blood (Romana 1!) Doc 5: Mawdryn Undead (An actual time travel episode!) Doc 6: Revelation of The Daleks (Brutal...just brutal. No mercy!) Doc 7: The Happiness Patrol (They were smoking something hallucigenic when they made this!)
My recommendations are: The Daleks (original or the 90 minute colourised version) The Web of Fear (First appearance of The Brig, albeit merely a Colonial) Inferno (A Man in the High Castle riff with an evil Brig) The Sun Makers (K9 has a Weeping Angel mode) Caves of Androzani (Fives swan song) Vengeance on Varos (this predicted modern TV, and Colin makes a couple of great ad-lib puns) The Happiness Patrol (seems as relevant now as then, plus pink TARDIS)
If wasn't the orginal Doctor Who there wouldn't be, Doctor Who now! OK, despite the special effects, it's superior to the new in any shape size of form.
Keep up this series, it's great to have your fresh eyes on the Classic Who stories :) I started doing my Classic Who run around about 14/15 with borrowing DVDs from the library (around 2008/2009). I wanted to watch in order though and have definitely struggled over the years without jumping too far ahead, though I'm now on Tom Baker's last series, and have seen eps from Syl McCoy, and saw the TV movie years ago. My fave Classic Doctor is defs Patrick Troughton, he, Jamie and Zoe were just such a fantastic team :D Anyway, great video as always!
1: The War Machines 2: Enemy of the World 3: the three Doctors 4: Horror of Fang Rock 5: The Visitation 6: Revelation of the Daleks 7: Happiness Patrol Hope you enjoy more of classic Who :)
If you get to watch the unedited feature length version of Fenric it had a lot of the missing material restored, making the overall storyline a lot less messy. My recommendations to try: 1st - Tenth Planet 2nd - Power of the Daleks (remade as animation) 3rd - Inferno 4th - Ark in Space 5th - Black Orchid 6th - Revelation of the Daleks 7th - Ghost Light
Great Video! I don't have many suggestions for Classic Who but I am currently a new Whovian watching nuwho before Season 1. I'm trying to think of episodes to rewatch but I think it's cool how you other Whovians have watched NuWho many times and barley any classic who
Great video as always! I recommend: 1- The Aztecs 2 - The Power of the Daleks (animated reconstruction - I prefer the black and white version) 3- Inferno 4- The Sun Makers 5- Black Orchid 6- The Mark of the Rani 7- Ghost Light If you’re looking to get into Big Finish at all I highly recommend Spare Parts (a 5th Doctor story which was a loose basis for Rise of the Cybermen) and Jubilee (a 6th Doctor story which was a loose basis for Rob Shearman’s Dalek)
Doing a bit of a Classic Who binge myself, so it’s cool to follow along as someone does the same. Although, I have to fast forward through the your commentary on Stories I haven’t seen yet. I started watching in order with Dr #5 and after I finished with #8’s telefilm I’ve looped back to the beginning and am now halfway through #1.
Congratulations! Happy anniversary! Maybe you can be a part of the Doctor Who crew in Cardiff! Now that would be fantastic! You have a lot of talent it definitely shows! You’ll go far indeed! Good luck in all future endeavors! You’ll be fantastic!🎉🎉
Excellent stuff once again! Here's my recommendation list, with a few notes that I tried to make as spoiler-free as possible: 1 - The Tenth Planet (Features companions you haven't yet seen, notable for introducing key features of the show) 2 - The Web of Fear (Notable companion introduction) 3 - Spearhead from Space (Features a companion you haven't seen before) 4 - Robots of Death (Features a companion you haven't seen before) 5 - Terminus (Features a companion you haven't seen before, generally underrated) 6 - Revelation of the Daleks (Just a good one) 7 - Paradise Towers (Features a companion you haven't seen before, criminally underrated)
A list you might watch... First Doctor- The Chase / The War Machines Second Doctor- The Moobase/ The Invasion Third Doctor- Inferno/ The Mind of Evil Fourth Doctor- Genesis of the Daleks/ The Deadly Assassin/ The Talons of Weng Chiang/ Nightmare of Eden Fifth Doctor- Black Orchid/ Earthshock Sixth Doctor- The Mark of the Rani/ The Two Doctors Seventh Doctor- Paradise Towers/ Remembrance of the Daleks/ Silver Nemesis/ Battlefield... Some are my favorites, some you will probably enjoy more than I do. The disparity in numbers is not necessarily reflective of my more favorite Doctors. Although the two respective unrelated 'Baker Boys', Tom and Colin are ranked one and two for myself...
Excellent video! If i were to reccomend a few, I'd say 1st doctor: The Aztecs, 2nd doctor: The Moonbase, 3rd doctor: The Planet of the Daleks, 7th doctor: The Happiness Patrol.
1st Doctor - The Web Planet - One of the most surreal episodes ever. It's like a stage play on acid. 2nd Doctor - The Enemy of the World - It's like a James Bond film, and the ending packs a punch. 3rd Doctor - Inferno - One of the darkest Who episodes, and Pertwee shines throughout 4th Doctor - The Ark in Space - May have inspired the first Sigorney Weaver "Alien" film 5th Doctor - Enlightenment - An epic space odyssey 6th Doctor - The Mark of the Rani - Introduction to another archvillain Time Lord (Lady) 7th Doctor - The Happiness Patrol - It has a weird neon-80s vibe to it, and McCoy is a tour-de-force in it
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Just so you know, in Fires of Pompeii there's a dialogue that the Doctor talks about causing the fire. When Donna asks if he was there before he says "Mmm. Ages ago. Before you ask, that fire had nothing to do with me. Well, a little bit. But I haven't got the chance to look around properly."
oh my gosh
@@CrispyPro: If you're going to complete a trilogy of watching Classic Era Doctor Who, here's the stories I'd recommend for each Doctor:
1st Doctor: Daleks.
2nd Doctor: Web Of Fear.
3rd Doctor: Inferno.
4th Doctor: Warrior's Gate.
5th Doctor: Visitation.
6th Doctor: Revelation Of The Daleks.
7th Doctor: Battlefield.
8th Doctor: Movie (1996), if you haven't already.
Trilogy is 3. Unless you are Douglas Adams.
@@jessetorres8738 Inferno is incredible, I watched that one for the first time last year (and rewatched it last week. Doing my first full watch through of Classic Doctor Who this year).
I was absolutely SHOCKED to see the caveman from The Firemaker as Greg Sutton the oil man, him and the assistant Petra were so frickin cute together and I shipped them so hard.
It was also really cool to see the callback to that episode in The Mind of Evil as The Doctors "greatest fear".
Vengeance on Varos was a comment on how people become can desensitised to violence by watching it on tv but in a way it also predicts reality tv as well.
I'm surprised he didn't make a connection between that episode and Bad Wolf since they had an extremely similar premise.
1st doctor: The Time Meddler
2nd doctor: The Enemy Of The World
3rd doctor: Inferno
4th doctor: Pyramids Of Mars
5th doctor: Resurrection Of The Daleks
6th doctor: Revelation Of The Daleks
7th doctor: The Greatest Show In The Galaxy
1st Doctor: The Time Meddler
2nd Doctor: Web of Fear
3rd Doctor: The Sea Devils
4th Doctor: Pyramid of Mars
5th Doctor: The Vistation
6th Doctor: Revelation of the Daleks
7th Doctor: Survival
what about seeds of doom?
Pyramids of Mars YES!
@@damienkakoschke3099 👍
@@StanTheSlitheen Oooh! Another good one.
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The Mind Robber is a great one for troughton. It was a surprise to see that serial chosen for Tales of the TARDIS
A combination of all episodes existing in the archive and Frazer and Wendy not being dead no doubt.
There are some stories with Frazer and Anneke but those are mostly missing.
Plus Anneke having turned down the opportunity to appear as part of the previous companions support group back during the Chibnall era the producers likely approached Wendy first anyhow.
Mind Robber! My favorite 2nd Doctor episode. One of my favorite all time episodes!
ooh the mind robber is a good one
@@CrankyGrandmaSAME! It was actually my first introduction to classic doctor who when I was a kid since in 2012-13 Netflix had both classic and nuwho and has become one of my all time favorite classic who stories
The person who suggested the Krotons is either A) A prankster or B) one of the older fans from when Krotons was one of very very few completely available Patrick Troughton stories. either way, you got set up something fierce
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@@CrispyPro: If you're going to complete a trilogy of watching Classic Era Doctor Who, here's the stories I'd recommend for each Doctor:
1st Doctor: Daleks.
2nd Doctor: Web Of Fear.
3rd Doctor: Inferno.
4th Doctor: Warrior's Gate.
5th Doctor: Visitation.
6th Doctor: Revelation Of The Daleks.
7th Doctor: Battlefield.
8th Doctor: Movie (1996), if you haven't already.
I love The Krotons, saw it when it first broadcast and remember being terrified, those voices and the sound effects are so creepy. Very underrated in my opinion.
Yes but of a shame as we had so many great 2nd Doctor episodes wiped , that this one survived
At one point, Krotons was the only available 4 part story of Troughton that they could show in a repeats season. And it's fucking dire.
Suggestions for next time:
1st Doctor: The Aztecs
2nd Doctor: The Mind Robber
3rd Doctor: Spearhead from Space
4th Doctor: Seeds of Doom
5th Doctor: Black Orchid
6th Doctor: Trial of a Time Lord! Nah, just kidding. That's a whole season of 4 stories and 14 episodes. How about Revelation of the Daleks instead?
7th Doctor: Survival
First - The Aztecs
Second - The War Games
Third - Three Doctors
Fourth - Pryamids of Mars
Fifth - Kinda
Sixth - Timelash (something to torture your soul)
Seventh - Survival
(And lets thrown in eight with an audio, soooo chimes of midnight because why not)
You really sure about recommending a 10-parter like The War Games?
@@BrendanJSmith Oh yea I thought about it, but then decided to just recommend that story, I doubt any of those Stories listed here will be picked, especially not that one, so I thought: "Why not, it's not another Krotons"
@BrendanJSmith At least the War Games is shorter than The Daleks’ Master Plan or The Trial of a Time Lord.
@@Nostalgic80s-nd3qb I'd love to see The Daleks' Master Plan in full. It can't possibly be any worse than the 10 episode bore fest that is The War Games and I'm halfway to forgetting about The Trial of a .....no, sorry, it's gone again.
Pyramids of Mars is so great!
1st The War Machines
2nd Doctor: The Mind Robber
3rd Doctor: Carnival of Monsters
4th Doctor: Robots of Death
5th Doctor: Kinda
6th Doctor: Terror of the Vervoids (Special Edition)
7th Doctor: Paradise Towers, it's decisive but I think it's an underrated classic
I concur with all your choices!
Vervoids SE is very nicely done; but.....will it be freely available for Crispy to watch without purchasing the entire boxset?
I like all this episodes, the only chose i would change is the 3th doctors, Inferno is my favourate 3th doctor story and maybe my favourate of classic who story
@@tarkaigermein233inferno is dope, love inferno it’s just so long. Personally I would pick one of the peladons
I agree with most of this I'd swap war machines for time meddler and maybe Robots of death for Ribos operation like Robert Holmes is in his element there
Robots of Death - YES!
It may have been mentioned already, but David Agnew, writer of City of Death, was actually the pen name of one Douglas Adams, he of Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy fame. Hence the comedic overtones.
Oh my gosh what!
@@CrispyPro All true. Adams was the script editor on that series, so he wasn't allowed to be credited. And David Agnew was a common fake writer name for this kind of circumstance. It's also how they got the John Cleese cameo - the two were great friends.
Was Adams script editor for the whole season? I vaguely remember now, and I've a notion Shada was twisted into the Dirk Gently books. A lot of British college humour that probably went over my head at the time. Crispy, Shada might be a good story to cover next time around?@@CrispyPro
I was just going to post this. Douglas Adams is a brilliant storyteller and comedian. ❤
@@loftus4453 A genius, gone too soon
Old Who fan here who’s seen every classic story! I enjoy seeing the reaction of someone who’s never seen these classic stories! Good Job. Brilliant video!
Here’s my suggestions for Part 3…
1 - Keys of Marinus
2 - The Seeds of Death
3 - The Sea Devils
4 - Terror of the Zygons
5 - Resurrection of the Daleks
6 - Mark of the Rani
7 - Battlefield
ALSO… for future episodes beyond Part 3 I would like to suggest a video where you watch the three Multi-Doctor stories. Three Doctors, Five Doctors and Two Doctors
AND… a video where you watch the very first story from each Doctor.
I don't agree with your picks, but reviewing every Multi-Doctor Episode and every Doctor's First Story are both fantastic ideas!
First - The Space Museum
Second - The Macra Terror
Third - The Three Doctors
Fourth - Pyramids of Mars
Fifth - Ressurection of the Daleks
Sixth - The Mark of the Rani
Seventh - Survival
Revelation of the Daleks > Mark of the Rani
First Doctor: The Daleks
Second Doctor: The Enemy of the World
Third Doctor: The Three Doctors
Fourth Doctor: Pyramids of Mars
Fifth Doctor: The Visitation
Sixth Doctor: The Two Doctors
Seventh Doctor: Time and the Rani
Eighth Doctor: The Movie
He already watched the 5 doctors in his video where he watched Doctor who for 24 hours
The Enemy Of The World? That’s not a real example of Troughton’s era, as it was a “break” in the monster/base under siege era.
@@sg-zd8eb Hasn't he already seen a 'real' example of Troughton's era? In both videos he has seen Tomb of the Cybermen and the Krotons, both monster episodes.
Time and the Rani is definitely not the best 7th doctor episode
8:37 prime opportunity missed to say "have some noodles and watch some whodles"
For the 2nd Doctor I would recommend The Invasion. The Invasion is an 8 parter which is quite long but I can assure you the pacing in the story is great and is alot of fun to watch. There are also two missing episodes so you would get a taste of what it's like to watch animations as a substitute for the missing episodes
For your final 3rd doctor story it has to be Inferno not just because it is one of the best 3rd doctor stories but will also give you the experience of seeing Liz Shaw meaning you will have watch an episode featuring all three 3rd doctor companions.
Liz Shaw was the best companion (outside of the Brigadier) until maybe Rory.
The Krotons introduced the Danger Avoidance mechanism that re-appeared in Wild Blue Yonder.
The Hostile Action Displacement System - HADS.
But it also re appeared before that, in an 11th Doctor episode
@@dalehadley3283 Ah yes, in Cold War. And there was also the similar 'dispersal system' in The Witch's Familiar.
@DorisDay-lw4xs You seriously don't know what Wild Blue Yonder is?
The City of Death was written over a weekend by Douglas Adams yes that one (Hitchiker's Guild to the Galaxy) he rewrote the script over a weekend for filming on the Monday, as for John Cleese appeared being a friend on Adams and Baker.
David Agnew was one of his pen pseudonyms he used.
Good selection of episodes... and yes - Caves of Androzani is one of the absolute best episodes. It's so personal, so well crafted... and Davison at his best.
The Mind Robber in the Troughton era is well worth the watch. So is The War Games, but I don't think you're ready for a 10 parter yet.
I have that same Doctor Who Marvel Premiere issue with Tom Baker in your background. A true gem. One of my favorite comic book stories "The Iron Legion."
Loving these Classic Who videos, keep ‘em coming! Here are my suggestions:
1: The Aztecs
2: The Enemy of the World
3: Inferno
4: The Deadly Assassin
5: The Five Doctors
6: Revelation of the Daleks
7: The Happiness Patrol
Apart from The Krotons you just watched all my classic faves.
For round 3 I would recommend:
1. The Aztecs
2. The Mind Robber
3. Inferno
4. The Pyramids of Mars
5. Kinda
6. Revelation of the Daleks
7. Survival
1. The daleks - introduction of the most iconic doctor who monsters
2. The invasion - has my favourite monsters and one of the best human villains IMO
3. The sea devils - a great episode for third doctor action and the doctor and master’s relationship
4. The pyramids of mars - gothic horror meets sci-fi and one of the best one-off villains
5. The five doctors - a fun anniversary special which feels like a proper celebration of Who up to the mid eighties. Or watch Kinda for one of Janet Fielding’s best performances
6. Revelation of the daleks - a more dark and morbid dalek story that also has a dj wielding a rock and roll gun
7. Survival - a great exploration of the doctor, ace, and the master. Also makes sense to finish your trilogy with the finale of the classic era
Excellent video, Crispy. A very good selection of Classic serials.
For your consideration:
Hartnell - The Aztecs
Troughton - The Mind Robber
Pertwee - Carnival of Monsters
T Baker - The Seeds of Doom
Davison - The Visitation
C Baker - Mark of the Rani
McCoy - The Greatest Show in the Galaxy.
Great to hear watching Classic has enriched your fandom.
All the best! Rob
i agree with every one of these, carnival of monsters is the GOAT (along with seeds of doom)
@@StanTheSlitheen Thanks, Carnival is my favourite Pertwee by some distance, yet it is also one of the most atypical of his era. Really enjoy the Doctor and Jo's interaction on the ship and their OTT "surrogates" Vorg and Shirna.
Seeds of Doom is one of those rare six-parters which is watchable in one sitting, there isn't too much padding.
I think because it is basically structured as a two-parter in Antarctica then a four-parter in Chase's mansion.
Also I adore the character Amelia Ducat. Something of a forerunner for Beatrix Leahman's Prof Rumsford in Stones of Blood.
Nice. I'm making my way through Classic Who too. May I recommend:
2nd Doctor:The Mind Robber, or if you fancy some longer stories, Power of the Daleks (animated), Enemy of the World and The Invasion.
3rd Doctor: Spearhead and Inferno for early earth based stories, Carnival of Monsters for a later one.
7th Doctor: Greatest Show in the Galaxy (tbh the whole run from Remembrance-Survival made for a great binge watch; more like the revival than earlier classic)
spearhead from space is such a good story man
Crispy cheering at Bok putting himself back together lives me life
Without a doubt you need to watch these stories in your next classic who video:
1st Doctor: The Aztecs or The Time Meddler
2nd Doctor: The Enemy of the World
3rd Doctor: Inferno (This is one of, if not THE best classic who story ever)
4th Doctor: The Pyramids of Mars
5th Doctor: Kinda
6th Doctor: Revelation of the Daleks
7th Doctor: Survival (since it'll be the last part of your classic trilogy it feels thematic to end on the finale of classic who)
Glad to see that you are enjoying classic who (city of death is one of my favs as well). Here's my suggestions for next time:
1st: The Chase (personally my favourite 1st doctor story he gets chase through time by daleks and it's also exit story for Barbara and Ian.)
2nd: Web of Fear (Great stuff with the yeti in the underground and the great intelligence and also introduces the brigadier.)
3rd: Inferno (Something from his 1st season so has his other companion liz, excellent story and also has the doctor visit an interesting alternate universe.)
4th: Pyramids of Mars (one of the very first stories I ever watched and it has one of the coolest villains ever.)
5th: Resurection of the daleks (One of my favourite Dalek stories and another one of the first episodes I watched, very dark but awesome - very high kill count, its also basically what started the dalek civil war in rememberance).
6th: Revelation of the Daleks (links in very well with the previously mentioned story, probs one of the best 6th doctor episodes it's also got great davros moments).
7th: Survival (the final story in the classic series personally one of my fav 7th doctor stories up there with rememberance and fenric for me, also get to see 7th doctor battle the master, and it's got a really nice ending).
Love the video Crispy!
1st The tenth planet
2nd The power of the daleks or War games
3rd Spearhead from space
4th Horror of Fang rock
5th Resurrection of the daleks
6th Revelation of the Daleks
7th Ghost light
Thank you :D
I would like him to do the war games just beacause its a 10 parter
1st doctor: The Chase
2nd doctor: The mind robber
3rd doctor: Carnival of monsters
4th doctor: Image of the fendehl
5th doctor: Mawdryn Undead
6th doctor: the mysterious planet
7th doctor: The happiness patrol
1. The Time Meddler
2. The Enemy of the World
3. The Curse of Paladon
4. Horror of Fang Rock
5. Frontios
6. Revelation of the Daleks
7. Ghost Light
Also Idk if anyone told you this yet, but David Agnew (City of Death) was a pen name for a little know novelist named Douglas Adams.
Your list may be the one I agree with the most so far. The combination of "Curse of Peladon", "Horror of Fang Rock" and "Frontios" is strong. I would definitely do "The Seeds of Death" for the Second Doctor though, and "The Mysterious Planet" for the Sixth.
1: The War Machines
2: The Mind Robber
3: Inferno (my favorite Classic Who story)
4: The Deadly Assassin
5: The Five Doctors
6: The Two Doctors
7: The Greatest Show in the Galaxy
I think the Multi-Doctor stories should get their own video. Once he gets a good understanding of each Doctor, then he can see them interact.
I'd recommend these. A couple may be weird choices but all worth watching.
1st - Edge of Destruction - My favourite Hartnell and a precursor to Midnight
2nd - Enemy of the World - Troughton’s best performance
3rd - Carnival of Monsters - Plain fun
4th - Horror of Fang Rock - Fantastic Gothic horror
5th - Black Orchid - A story that really suits the Fifth Doctor
6th - Revelation of the Daleks - Brutal
7th - Greatest Show in the Galaxy - Kinda creepy but wonderful
Nice choices! I have been watching old episodes on Britbox, and "Black Orchid" is one of my favorites! "Enemy of the World" is also excellent. I so wish we had more Second Doctor stories.
@@Texaslawhorn Troughton is a fantastic actor and would definitely be my favourite Doctor if more of his stories survived
First doctor: the war machines (for me this episode is awesome in context of how little the audience knew about the doctor, and that same idea stands true today with how little we really know the classic doctors; they are much more mysterious than their modern counterparts. Although any mystery surrounding the doctor is vague or short, I still remember it for this reason.)
Second doctor: Enemy of the World (most "classic" doctor who episode, I have watched it in its entirety 4 times)
Third doctor: inferno (although not my personal favorite, objectively the best; the perfect third doctor story)
Fourth doctor: Warrior's gate (I should probably rewatch it, but I remember loving this episode, I believe it was something about knowing just enough but wanting to know more; cool settings and ideas too)
Fifth doctor: enlightenment (personal favorite, although plot heavy due to key to time arc and mawdryn undead; a lot of companion development)
Sixth doctor: Revelation of The Daleks (best tv episode of my favorite doctor)
Seventh doctor: The Happiness Patrol (shows the darker nature of the show, and along with most of sevens run, it unintentionally serves as a bridge between the writing style of classic who and nu who)
Seeds of Doom is my favourite, and has some more hilarious Tom Baker lines in it! It’s a 6 parter but every 2 parts feels like a different act of the story and really helps keep the pacing up!
yes! crispy needs to see it!
1: The Time Meddler
2: The Seeds of Death
3: Inferno (Basically Pertwee's best)
4: Pyramids of Mars
5: The Five Doctors
6: Revelation of The Daleks
7: Survival (the writer also wrote The Eater's of Light from Capaldi's season 10)
The Deadly Assassin with Tom Baker is great. The Twin Dilema with Colin Baker is awful but it’s really well known and you can’t fully understand the Colin Baker hate without watching it
1st Doctor - The Chase
2nd Doctor - The War Games
3rd Doctor - The Sea Devils
4th Doctor - Meglos
5th Doctor - Kinda
6th Doctor - The Mark of the Rani
7th Doctor - The Happness Patrol
Jesus Christ not The Krotons! Who recommended that? should have watched The Mind Robber
City of Death is peak Doctor Who. Douglas Adams as writer, you can just tell. I thought you were lining up 'What a wonderful Butler, he's so violent'. Yeah, the John Cleese cameo is always a delight.
And of course, Adams combined the plot of City of Death and Shada* to create his book Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency.
* An episode that wasn't completed because of a strike, but that you can now watch in a version that combines what they managed to film with animation and works better than you would expect.
My favorite line(s): Countess: "Be careful, I don't think he's as stupid as he seems". Count: "My dear, *nobody* could be as stupid as *he* seems." Julian Glover and Catherine Schell (who is an actual countess) were *brilliant* in this serial.
Some of my favourite serials that I also think are really easy to get into:
1st Doctor: The Aztecs & The Rescue
2nd Doctor: The Moonbase & The Macra Terror
3rd Doctor: Spearhead From Space & Carnival of Monsters
4th Doctor: The Brain of Morbius & The Face of Evil
5th Doctor: Enlightenment & Frontios
6th Doctor: Revelation of the Daleks & The Mysterious Planet (but you may as well watch the whole of Season 23, it's such an underrated season imo!)
7th Doctor: Paradise Towers & The Greatest Show in the Galaxy
1st: The Daleks Masterplan (A 12 part epic which can still hold your attention)
2nd: The Faceless ones (A Great detective story about Aliens kidnaping young traveler's at an airport)
3rd: The Sea Devils (In my opinion the most action packed 3rd doctor story with great location filming, also MASTER!)
4th: The Talons Of Weng Chiang (Although a little controversial this is probably one of the best in WHOstory)
5th: EarthShock ("EXCELLENT!")
6th: The Two Doctors (Filmed in Spain and the last performance of __________ as __________)
7th: Delta and the Bannerman (The most unhinged thing ever, I don't know how to describe it lol)
Please pick something (or all) off my list :))))
I've seen the 5th Doctor regeneration so many times (just the one scene) but never the transition to the end credits! Damn, that was a smooth transition! Nowadays after a regeneration, the previous Doctor is still credited as The Doctor and the new one is "featured" at the end. Here they just start the episode with the credits for one Doctor and end it with credits for the next one! Even with the face already! Bonkers
First: The Time Meddler
Second: The Mind Robber or The Invasion (it might be an eight part story but it’s fantastic)
Third: Terror of the Autonss
Fourth: Seeds of Doom (it’s six parts, but it doesn’t feel like it because irs so good)
Fifth: Mawdryn Undead
Sixth: The Mark of the Rani
Seventh: Battlefield
Hi crispy, I've been a fan of your channel for a couple of years now and am also a massive classic Dr Who fan, I'm really pleased that you've enjoyed the majority of the episodes you have watched, if your planning on doing a part 3 I highly recommend these episodes as I think they are really strong story's from each Doctors era:
1st Doctor- The time meddler
2nd Doctor-The mind robber
3rd Doctor-Terror of the Autons
4th Doctor-Pyramids of mars
5th Doctor-Ressurecrion of the Daleks
6th Doctor-Revelation of the Daleks
7th Doctor-The greatest show in the galaxy
I'm not sure if you'll ever read this comment but if you do have a good life, have a fantastic life
The great thing about Classic Who is that there's no such thing as "watching all of it", and quite apart from the fact that it's not built for binge-watching, it's just a hard limit that the number of people who have seen "every episode" are going down every year as they die off. They have to be in their 60s by now, if they saw all the B&W episodes.
@@ashleysherlock5705 Wow well done. As a child of the 1980s I could happily watch the 1970s episodes but the 1960s ones were TOO MUCH. That black-and-white quality and the pacing, nope. I think "War Machines" was the first time a full story had a reasonable pace. But stuff like "The Edge of Destruction", a.k.a. "Doctor Who and the Faulty Switch" were just dire, and they wrote the First Doctor as full of micro aggressions and gaslighting #NotMyDoctor lol
Add to the fact that a number of episodes were lost and don't exist anymore.
@@whophdwhat's your problem?
I love the running gag of you realising how all the clever twists done in NuWho had all been done before. Try watching the enemy of the world next time, excellent 2nd Doctor story.
1st Doctor: War Machines
2nd Doctor: The Invasion
3rd Doctor: Spearhead from Space
4th Doctor: The Seeds of Doom or Robots of Death or The Sun Makers
5th Doctor: Mawdryn Undead
6th Doctor: The Two Doctors or Trial of a Time Lord
7th Doctor: The Happiness Patrol
My personal choices would be
1. The Edge Of Destruction
2. The Invasion (with missing episodes animated)
3. Inferno
4. Robots Of Death
5. Castrovalva
6. The Two Doctors
7. Survival
Too difficult for me to suggest a Doctor Who tale because I like the old series so much. I started with "Pyramids of Mars" with Tom Baker on the PBS station where I grew up as a kid. That's the one which lured me into Doctor Who fandom, so I'll recommend that one.
1st Doctor: the ark
2nd: the war games
3rd: the green death
4th: the ark in space
5th: Mawdryn undead
6th: revelation of the daleks
7th: the happiness patrol
Most of these stories don’t have reoccurring elements that you see in new who but a lot of these are really strong stories/some of my favourites. And I think having strong original stories is what really makes dr who the fantastic show that it is!
I'm really enjoying these videos. Having watched them all, it's fun to get a fresh opinion on these classics. Here are my recommendations for the next video:
1st: The War Machines
2nd: The Invasion
3rd: Terror of the Autons
4th: Pyramids of Mars
5th: Frontios
6th: The Mysterious Planet
7th: Ghost Light
In case you ever do this again:
1st Doctor: An Unearthly Child (has to be)
2nd Doctor: Either The Power of the Daleks or The Mind Robber
3rd Doctor: Spearhead From Space or The Sea Devils
4th Doctor: Pyramids of Mars
5th Doctor: The Visitation
6th: Doctor: Revelation of the Daleks
7th Doctor: Survival
Great video! 👍
Really loved this video, Crispy! I agree that City of Death is the GREATEST classic story of all time - it's hilarious! PLEASE watch The Enemy of the World for your next Patrick Troughton story!! Can't wait for the next vid. 👍
I think you should watch the more longer stories now
First Doctor: The Tenth Planet
Second Doctor: The War Games
Third Doctor: Spearhead from space
Fourth Doctor: The Deadly Assassin
Fifth Doctor: The Five Doctors
Sixth Doctor: The Two Doctors maybe Trial of a Time Lord but it's long af
Seventh Doctor: Survival
I agree with most of your suggestions...but The War Games? Nah.
@hopebgood Why not? It better not be because of it being a 10 episode story?
@@Nostalgic80s-nd3qb Partly I suppose. It's just a rubbish story stretched out waaay too long. Yeah, it introduces us to the Time Lords for the first time but....Nah. A better Second Doctor suggestion would be maybe The Web of Fear or The Tomb of the Cybermen.
The Daemons is one of the best of the Third Doctor's era and one of the casts favourites.
Always remember that the episodes were never intended to be watched back to back.
We had one episode a week, no repeats, and back when it was broadcast, there were no home video recorders for people to tape it.
While The Doctor's reaction to inspiring the great fire of Rome still is weird, it does make more sense in context due to how much The Doctor understood Time Travel.
In The Aztecs (and I am trying very hard here to keep it spoiler free) The Doctor says that history cannot be changed, but by the end of the episode he realises that their presence can cause some small changes. This is another step down the road; history can't be changed but their presence could influence really important things.
And it's only a few steps down the road then before The Doctor accepts that time is mutable so we can have episodes like Pyramids of Mars and Day of the Daleks, and the revival had to come up with the fixed points in time thing to try to make both 'you can't change history' and 'you can change history' be possible at the same time.
1 the doctor: the Aztecs
2 the doctor: the mind robber
3 the doctor: Inferno warning 7 parts
4 the doctor: pyramids of mars
5 the doctor: kinder
6 The doctor: Time Lash
7 the doctor: happiness patrol
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1. The Aztecs
2. The Mind Robber (same length as the daemons but there aren't many Troughton 4 parters)
3. Spearhead from Space
4. Pyramids of Mars
5. Kinda
6. Revelation of the Daleks
7. Ghost Light (controversial pick but I think it's fantastic)
Mind Robber is the length of a typical 4-parter bc some of its episodes are shorter
If he does Ghostlight he would need to rewatch it straight away. It is one that you pick up more on later rewatches.
*aren't many SURVIVING Troughton 4-parters
I'm still in the early Third Doctor in the four months since it landed on Tubi in the US. I think I’m on the second or third story but there's a definite energy improvement
I'm just annoyed that Tubi doesn't have the animations mixed in with the surviving 1960s episodes. Like if a partially lost story isn't fully animated, then it's not on there. However, I will give points for having Shada included.
When The Caves of Androzani was first shown in Australia some of the violence was cut out - including Morgus’ nasty death at the end. JNT the producer visited Australia at the time and he said he had had some words with the ABC but to no avail.
3rd Doctor: Planet of the Spiders (regeneration episode, also has the Brigadier)
7th Doctor: Battlefield (Brigadier episode)
The woman appearing besides Clease in City of Death was Elanor Bruan best know for appearing in the film HELP along with the Beatles.
That guy who picked The Krotons was insane 😂, I'd say go for these next;
1st - The Chase
2nd - The Mind Robber
3rd - The Three Doctors
4th - The Seeds of Doom
5th - Kinda
6th - Revelation of the Daleks
7th - The Greatest Show in the Galaxy
1. The Ark
2. Moonbase
3. Spearhead From Space
4. Pyramids of Mars
5. Castrovalva
6. Revelation of the Daleks
7. Happiness Patrol
The pure shock and despair in your voice at 11:25 made me laugh way harder than it should've!
Oh someone was absolutely having you on recommending The Krotons.
1st: The War Machines
2nd: The Mind Robber
3rd: Terror of The Autons (Master's debut!)
4th: The Stones of Blood (Romana 1!)
5th: Enlightenment (insane!)
6th: Revelation of the Daleks (Colin in a blue coat!)
7th: Ghost Light (Creepy mansion!)
Hey! Going through chronologically so haven't watched 6th and 7th yet, and not enough of 5th to give you episodes but:
1st: The time Meddler
2nd: The Enemy of the World
3rd: The Mind of Evil
4th: The Zygon Invasion
-1st Doctor: The Aztecs: Great historical with an obviously bigger budget. Very engaging questions about the morality of time travel. I would love to see this colorized because of the costumes and sets.
-2nd Doctor: Evil of the Daleks (the original time that the Daleks were meant to stay dead)
-3rd Doctor: The Three Doctors: The first ever multi-Doctor story. Great villain in Omega and a lot of fun.
-4th Doctor: Pyramids of Mars: Great one-shot villain in Sutekh, God of Darkness.
-5th Doctor: The Five Doctors: This has everyone in it: 4 Doctors, Sarah Jane Smith, Cybermen, The Master, and we can’t forget the unstoppable Raston Warrior Robot!
-6th Doctor: Revelation of the Daleks. Can’t go wrong with 6 and Davros.
-7th Doctor: Ghostlight: Extremely weird, but also entertaining.
Best ones you have yet to cover
1. Planet of Giants
2. The Mind Robber
3. Planet of the Daleks
4. Image of the Fendhal
5. The Awakening
6. The Two Doctors
7. Delta and the Bannermen
1: An Unearthly Child
2: The Web of Fear
3: Spearhead From Space
4: The Ark In Space
5: Resurrection of the Daleks
6: Revelation of the Daleks
7: The Happiness Patrol
I think The Krotons is better than it tends to get credit for but yeah, I never would have recommended that as one of your first tastes of that era lol. I’m very glad you watched The Romans and The Dæmons!
I haven’t seen much beyond the first three eras of Classic Who myself (slow-going for reasons outside of my control) so I can only really recommend from those three. If you’re planning to do this again, my suggestions:
Hartnell:
- An Unearthly Child. That first episode is absolutely amazing and mysterious. The next three can be slow for those who aren’t used to it, especially in juxtaposition to episode one, but you seem to be taking this like a champ so I’d definitely recommend taking a look at how it all started.
- The Aztecs. There’s a reason it has its reputation as a great story. Very strong stuff for each character and it’s a really interesting early dive into the complications of time travel and what can or can’t be changed and what should or shouldn’t be changed.
- The Time Meddler. Another top favorite, I don’t know how many times I’ve seen it anymore. Extremely solid story and the first proper foray into what would become the main format of the show, with an alien element involved in the past rather than the pure historicals up until that point. It’s also the first introduction of a Gallifreyan besides the Doctor and Susan.
- The Gunfighters. This one seems to get mixed reviews but my goodness is it ridiculous fun imo.
- The War Machines. It’s pure 60s sci-fi and always engaging.
Honorable mention to The Tenth Planet, which is spectacular but I hesitate to recommend the final story of a Doctor you’ve not seen much of. I have to cut myself off there because I could keep going on with personal favorites that don’t necessarily work as introductions, and if I let myself get into missing episodes I’d be here all night.
Troughton:
- The Power of the Daleks. I know I just said I was avoiding missing episodes, but that’s harder with this era, and this one is so iconic and you clearly loved Troughton in your first go so I’d be remiss if I didn’t put it here. It’s his very first and it’s amazing. I prefer reconstructions but for a newcomer to this stuff you might want to go for the animation.
- The Evil of the Daleks. This one has an earned reputation as being iconic. Only one part survives so once again you’d have to deal with either reconstructions or the animation, but it’s worth it.
- Enemy of the World. This is a top favorite for me. Troughton is in a double role and is absolutely incredible in it. The whole thing is extremely entertaining and gripping imo.
- The Mind Robber. Incredibly enjoyable dive into some true surrealness and fantasy.
- The Invasion. If you loved Tomb then you’ll love this, too. Fair warning that it’s 8 episodes and 1 & 4 are missing, but my goodness is it a good one.
Honorable mention to The War Games. Once again I don’t necessarily want to recommend the final story of a Doctor you haven’t seen much of (and it’s 10 episodes), but I don’t want to not mention it either because it’s really a standout.
Pertwee:
- Spearhead from Space. Very solid introduction to this incarnation and the UNIT setting.
- Inferno. Absolutely incredible and gripping in the most intense, edge-of-your-seat kind of way. I was genuinely alarmed.
- Terror of the Autons. First introduction to Jo, the Master, AND Yates, and just a super enjoyable story all around.
- The Three Doctors. No need to explain why this one comes with a strong recommendation, based on the title! Extremely engaging, I love every second.
- Carnival of Monsters. Another very fun romp that I find quite engaging and also shows off the dynamic of the Doctor and Jo well. They’re one of my favorite duos so I definitely recommend any of their stuff, but this is a good one to get a feel for it.
Oh, you NEED to experience the Tom Baker era!
@@BrendanJSmith Nearly there actually lol, and I had seen a little bit of his era prior to starting from the beginning. It's just been slow-going because I watch it with my sister and we don't always have the time. Been going at a much better pace these days though, I'm excited to reach Four again!
I HOPE YOU CONTINUE TO DO THIS!
Well, you watched some great episodes of Doctor Who there. And the Krotons.
I think the cliffhanger at the end of part 3 of Caves of Androzani is one of the strongest they ever had.
The Curse of Fenric is one of the best classic Doctor Who stories ever. Way more complex and intelligent than most of new Who.
There is a lot of subtext about the characters pasts which is intriguing and fitting as the story is about hidden depths literally and metaphorically.
The Two Doctors for Collin baker
1st doctor: The Time Meddler
2nd doctor: The Moonbase (first introduction to an animation)
3rd doctor: Spearhead From Space
4th doctor: Pyramids Of Mars
5th doctor: The Five Doctors
6th doctor: Revelation Of The Daleks
7th doctor: Survival
I've tried to give some reasons why you should watch these stories without ssh...spoilers 😉
Doc 1: The Keys of Marinus (A bouncy, fast paced story that tries to do different genres!)
Doc 2: The Invasion (An iconic story with some great twists!)
Doc 3: Terror of The Autons (The 1st ever Master story!)
Doc 4: The Stones of Blood (Romana 1!)
Doc 5: Mawdryn Undead (An actual time travel episode!)
Doc 6: Revelation of The Daleks (Brutal...just brutal. No mercy!)
Doc 7: The Happiness Patrol (They were smoking something hallucigenic when they made this!)
This is a list I can get behind.
Stones of Blood is so underrated.
1st - The Chase
2nd - The Moonbase
3rd - The Green Death
4th - Seeds Of Doom
5th - The Visitation
6th - Two Doctors
7th - Happiness Patrol
My recommendations are:
The Daleks (original or the 90 minute colourised version)
The Web of Fear (First appearance of The Brig, albeit merely a Colonial)
Inferno (A Man in the High Castle riff with an evil Brig)
The Sun Makers (K9 has a Weeping Angel mode)
Caves of Androzani (Fives swan song)
Vengeance on Varos (this predicted modern TV, and Colin makes a couple of great ad-lib puns)
The Happiness Patrol (seems as relevant now as then, plus pink TARDIS)
If wasn't the orginal Doctor Who there wouldn't be, Doctor Who now! OK, despite the special effects, it's superior to the new in any shape size of form.
Keep up this series, it's great to have your fresh eyes on the Classic Who stories :)
I started doing my Classic Who run around about 14/15 with borrowing DVDs from the library (around 2008/2009). I wanted to watch in order though and have definitely struggled over the years without jumping too far ahead, though I'm now on Tom Baker's last series, and have seen eps from Syl McCoy, and saw the TV movie years ago.
My fave Classic Doctor is defs Patrick Troughton, he, Jamie and Zoe were just such a fantastic team :D
Anyway, great video as always!
1: The War Machines
2: Enemy of the World
3: the three Doctors
4: Horror of Fang Rock
5: The Visitation
6: Revelation of the Daleks
7: Happiness Patrol
Hope you enjoy more of classic Who :)
oh wait you did do it again!!! still would definitely love to see you watch even more classic doctor who
City Of Death was written by Douglas Adams who also co-wrote stuff with Graham Chapman and John Cleese, hence the cameo.
If you get to watch the unedited feature length version of Fenric it had a lot of the missing material restored, making the overall storyline a lot less messy.
My recommendations to try:
1st - Tenth Planet
2nd - Power of the Daleks (remade as animation)
3rd - Inferno
4th - Ark in Space
5th - Black Orchid
6th - Revelation of the Daleks
7th - Ghost Light
Great Video! I don't have many suggestions for Classic Who but I am currently a new Whovian watching nuwho before Season 1. I'm trying to think of episodes to rewatch but I think it's cool how you other Whovians have watched NuWho many times and barley any classic who
My favorite was the first one you put up there - The Romans. So much fun!
Great video as always! I recommend:
1- The Aztecs
2 - The Power of the Daleks (animated reconstruction - I prefer the black and white version)
3- Inferno
4- The Sun Makers
5- Black Orchid
6- The Mark of the Rani
7- Ghost Light
If you’re looking to get into Big Finish at all I highly recommend Spare Parts (a 5th Doctor story which was a loose basis for Rise of the Cybermen) and Jubilee (a 6th Doctor story which was a loose basis for Rob Shearman’s Dalek)
Doing a bit of a Classic Who binge myself, so it’s cool to follow along as someone does the same. Although, I have to fast forward through the your commentary on Stories I haven’t seen yet. I started watching in order with Dr #5 and after I finished with #8’s telefilm I’ve looped back to the beginning and am now halfway through #1.
Congratulations! Happy anniversary! Maybe you can be a part of the Doctor Who crew in Cardiff! Now that would be fantastic! You have a lot of talent it definitely shows! You’ll go far indeed! Good luck in all future endeavors! You’ll be fantastic!🎉🎉
Excellent stuff once again! Here's my recommendation list, with a few notes that I tried to make as spoiler-free as possible:
1 - The Tenth Planet (Features companions you haven't yet seen, notable for introducing key features of the show)
2 - The Web of Fear (Notable companion introduction)
3 - Spearhead from Space (Features a companion you haven't seen before)
4 - Robots of Death (Features a companion you haven't seen before)
5 - Terminus (Features a companion you haven't seen before, generally underrated)
6 - Revelation of the Daleks (Just a good one)
7 - Paradise Towers (Features a companion you haven't seen before, criminally underrated)
City Of Death is my oldest memory - 3 year old me diving behind the sofa when he ripped his face off
1st) Keys Of Marinus
2nd) Enemy of the World
3rd) Inferno
4th) Seeds of Doom
5th) The Visitation
6th) The Two Doctors
7th) Greatest Show In The Galaxy
A list you might watch...
First Doctor- The Chase / The War Machines
Second Doctor- The Moobase/ The Invasion
Third Doctor- Inferno/ The Mind of Evil
Fourth Doctor- Genesis of the Daleks/ The Deadly Assassin/ The Talons of Weng Chiang/ Nightmare of Eden
Fifth Doctor- Black Orchid/ Earthshock
Sixth Doctor- The Mark of the Rani/ The Two Doctors
Seventh Doctor- Paradise Towers/ Remembrance of the Daleks/ Silver Nemesis/ Battlefield...
Some are my favorites, some you will probably enjoy more than I do.
The disparity in numbers is not necessarily reflective of my more favorite Doctors. Although the two respective unrelated 'Baker Boys', Tom and Colin are ranked one and two for myself...
Excellent video! If i were to reccomend a few, I'd say 1st doctor: The Aztecs, 2nd doctor: The Moonbase, 3rd doctor: The Planet of the Daleks, 7th doctor: The Happiness Patrol.
1st Doctor - The Web Planet - One of the most surreal episodes ever. It's like a stage play on acid.
2nd Doctor - The Enemy of the World - It's like a James Bond film, and the ending packs a punch.
3rd Doctor - Inferno - One of the darkest Who episodes, and Pertwee shines throughout
4th Doctor - The Ark in Space - May have inspired the first Sigorney Weaver "Alien" film
5th Doctor - Enlightenment - An epic space odyssey
6th Doctor - The Mark of the Rani - Introduction to another archvillain Time Lord (Lady)
7th Doctor - The Happiness Patrol - It has a weird neon-80s vibe to it, and McCoy is a tour-de-force in it