Doctor Who: Favorite Doctor

[DEMON]

Just wondering who everyone's favorite Doctor is.

 

Personally mines is the eleventh and eighth.

 

Also, please use spoiler tags if you are going to talk about any big moments in the series.

[theitdemon]

Had to say Matt Smith.

 

Too young to have known the others or seen any episode.

I have only watched it since it came back with Christopher Ecclestone and I think Matt Smith has done the best job out of the newer generation

[madbuk]

I haven't seen any doctor's from Classic Who, besides the first 5 (via watching The Five Doctors a long time ago) so I would have to say Chris. David and Matt just weren't dark enough for me. Chris wasn't overly dark, but he wasn't all happy and cheery either.

[Orlay_]

Matt Smith, the humanized doctor. We was a hero worth mentioning.

[Nasty_Rory]

Had to be Tom Baker - for the scarf alone......

[AlteredFormula]

I think everyone generally has a favourite from when they were watching the show the most.  As great as David Tennant was, My Doctor will always be Tom Baker. The only Doctor that ever really turned me off from the show was Sylvester McCoy.

[ddd49]

the 9th doctor is my personal favorite because he was the firs one i saw. 

[silver_pigy]

I have not seen the old Episodes so I will have to say Tennant is my favorite by far. I felt he had the perfect mix of silly fun and dark serious moments which made me fall in love with the doctor even more than I already was. I will be watching the old seasons to kill time until the next new episode. That I feel is the worst part of being a Whovien is the long wait for new episodes we must endure.

[redknightalex]

I always go with the 10th Doctor (Tennant) because, at the time I got into Who, he was just the sort of character I needed to watch. They say that it's usually your first Doctor that becomes "yours" but 10 was my second and still my favorite.

 

I find it amusing that my second-favorite (or sometimes a tie for favorite) is the 5th Doctor, played by Peter Davidon, who happens to be Tennant's father-in-law. Both Doctors had a very similar personality type: emotional, angsty, and a pot boiling under the surface. If anyone hasn't seen "The Caves of Androzani" has done themselves a disservice to Classic Who. For those who have, they know exactly what I'm talking about.

 

Eight is also great (audios really flesh out his character), Two is decent as well, but Four was the one Doctor I never could understand. Slightly odd on this one as Baker is a real favorite among fans.

[JadedDragos]

I have to say 9 and 10, Christopher and David. Seen some of the first ones with William Hartnell, but haven't really been able to get into it, plus I haven't seen any the older ones yet. Not fond of 11 (Matt), don't know why though.