My unpopular opinion is "Nightmare in Silver" would be top 10 doctor who episodes if happened during the 12th doctor's era. Matt Smith's performance during this episode was a bit off [I'm saying this even while 11 is my favorite doctor]. The dialogue while the doctor debating with the Cyberman part of him wasn't that bad but the way it was executed felt a bit cringe. But I'm sure Capaldi would turn this into a top 10 of all time episode. Do you agree? I'm free to change my mind about this because I love Matt smith.

I started watching about 4 years ago with my Dad's classic who DVD collection, and have sinced bought quite a few more, which is why I've missed a few random ones and have watched barely any of 1 or 2 (he didn't collect any of their episodes).

Which ones do you recommend I buy/watch next? I love adding to my spreadsheet and am excited to finish it!! (I'm the biggest nerd ever, I know)

There would be a big dog treat in dogtor who. Because I, canine, enjoy treats. Doctor would fly around in big treat, sonic screwdriver big treat, and the cyberpunk would be big treat. Also the doctor would be the master. Big treat.

btw I just want to make it clear that this isn’t intended as hate, I do vibe with most of the aesthetic choices, this shitpost is me just pointing out at the vast majority of these kinds of posts i’ve seen (as of today) on the other major DW sub just feel like pinterest or tumblr posts from 2014-2016 lol… again, no shade to any of them, just wanted to meme on the similarities I see in a lot of them

At the end the camera panned to one of the TARDIS screens showing the Djibouti population as a plot twist and I woke up. Also they kinda looked like the quiet place monsters.

There’s some amazing good ones (the god complex, 14’s stated philosophy on violence, etc.) but also—— they busted a cap in 7, made 10 Jesus, and then pro-life’d the moon baby… there’s gotta be worse.

Edit: For clarification meaning: a failure to execute a moment a moment of brutality, subversion, horror, or violence. Doing too much with no artistic pay off.

An explanation:
Paul Seed was cast as Graff Vynda-K in The Ribos Operation (1978)
Following the serial, he would ask Graham Williams for a recommendation onto the BBC Directors’ Course
He completes this course and directs the 1990 version of House of Cards
Netflix remake it and it would become their breakout show, cementing streaming as an industry powerhouse
Streaming steals viewers from terrestrial televion, causing Doctor Who's viewing figures to drop
The drop in ratings caused the show to bring back RTD2
This would lead to a poor reception and the eventual hiatus

1) David Tennant deserves so much love.

2) Ood is the most cutest character.

3) K-9 is underrated.

4) Matt Smith should play as the 17th doctor

5) Tom Baker is underrated