Who was the best television Master?

[Numptycorner]

I thought Jacobi was a cracking Master. Very sinister. In fact I was disappointed when he changed into the rather manic John Simm.

Jacobi had the potential to be the best , given his high flying career it was unlikely he would continue, John Simm is an interesting choice though, I think he will be good.

[The Master]

It's not looking good for these Johnny-come-lately Masters.

Quality always shines through, Sarge.

[AtW]

The inclusion of the 'I am Andyw' option is the icing on the cake.

Let's not forget who invented that option

[Spartacus]

I thought Jacobi was a cracking Master. Very sinister. In fact I was disappointed when he changed into the rather manic John Simm.

[Clippy]

Lovely stuff. The inclusion of the 'I am Andyw' option is the icing on the cake.

Yep, saved my bacon as this show was before my time.

Was it any good Master?

[thunderlizard]

Caradon Hill in Cornwall and Winter Hill in Lancashire both have good transmission ranges, and complement the local scenery.



(sorry, misread the question)

[Sergeant Apone]

It's not looking good for these Johnny-come-lately Masters.

[The Master]

Is this a loyalty test? What is the punishment for choosing the wrong option?

A long weekend in the agony booth. Very long.

[The Master]

Lovely stuff. The inclusion of the 'I am Andyw' option is the icing on the cake.

Thank you, even though he is gone, I'd like him to know he is not forgotten.

I suppose I should have included Jonathan Pryce as he was a telly me too. Of course, both Derek Jacobi and Geoffrey Beevers have played me in non-telly media before, as has Mark "Professor Lazarus" Gatiss.

Err, or so someone told me.

[wendigo100]

Is this a loyalty test? What is the punishment for choosing the wrong option?