Who all here is a fan?

I know I am, DjLizard got me hooked. First saw it with the Ninth Doctor, and the current Doctor, or the Tenth Doctor is most likely my favorite so far.

He uses a Sonic Screwdriver to do a multitude of things. The primary mode of transportation is a device that looks like a police phone booth, it's called the TARDIS.

The show is truly unique and it may even be a show better than Stargate SG-1.

No, I don't watch it, I always did as a kid though.

I gave the latest seasons a go at first though, mainly because Billy Piper was in them, but they still did not appeal to me too much .

The best Doctor Who was Tom Baker, who was (I think) the Fifth Doctor. Whichever he was, he did it longer than anybody.

I think Tom Baker will always be the most memorable one for some reason........maybe it was the scarves or something.......I don't know.

Tom Baker was the Fourth Doctor.

Ok, Fourth Doctor, whatever. Anyway, I haven't seen the Tenth Doctor yet, but the Ninth, played by Christopher Eccleston, was pretty good. Definitely better than Sylvester McCoy, who helped to kill the original series.

i used to Dr. Who with my grandfather and whenever we did my grandma would get all bent out of shape becouse she hated the show and would stomp off to the backroom to watch whatever she wanted to watch. goodtimes, goodtimes back in the day.

Aaaaaawwww, thats sweet MP.

I never had a grandfather, well not properly, so I love it when I hear my kids say the word grandad, because it was not a word I ever used in my childhood.

did you just say "thats sweet" to me? whats next, a hug from you?

Haha, no!

I don't hug monkeys.

****, I did say that's sweet though, what was I thinking?

I put it down to high spirits at this time of year.

no excuses

Okay.

Maybe I was missing you or something.

****, there I go with the excuses again.

i thought you would've gotten over the whole "you have a pertty mouth" thing but apparently not if you missed me that much

LOL, no comment.

Good to see you back though.

thanks

Dr. Who pushed SG-1 off, so... meh.

I didn't really find it that interesting (the remakes that air on Sci-Fi)

I really think SG-1 died off because they got rid of O'Neill. After he was gone the show went downhill fast.

The show is now in Series 3. Opinions anyone?

series three is better then 2, one reason that i decided rose was soooo boring martha is much more interesting. 5 episodes left in the season to see.

the daleks werent as good as some of the other series though

the 7th doctor wasnt that bad, but i think i made myselft decide that the 8th doctor was crap even though i havent watched it, afterall the 8th has to be bad it never had a series and only got a tv movie that wasnt particularly liked

i like the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th the best maybe because that what ive been watching in my collection of videos. (all taped from when it was broadcasted, except lots of daleks and a couple of others because the tape snapped)

SG-1 is okay, but I hate Teal'c, hes so annoying. Because he looks so gay, and act so strange.

I thought the Doctor and Rose were great together. Martha was far too annoying, especially the attitudes she presented.

We're now on Series 4 here in the US. People were dreading seeing Tate. I was leery but I definitely think she does a good job. The new theme music is really good. I wonder if BBC released the theme in an mp3 format.

I have watch Dr. Who through the years even the early episodes in black and white. the series was way ahead of its time or should i say Timeless. and i concur Tom Baker i like the best

I'll have to check around to see if I can watch some Tom Baker episodes. :)

I do also like the current Dr. I cannot remember the actors name off hand. Hey I play CnC GENERALS and there is a mini mod of game where one of the generals has a Tardis and it is cool as heck to transport troops, tanks etc. and has defensive weapons and offensive weapons .

The current Doctor (tenth) is David Tennant (stage name) who's real name is David John McDonald. He was born 18 April 1971 (1971-04-18) (age 37) in Bathgate, West Lothian, Scotland.