Who is the best Doctor Who?

[stek]

Let's not forget;

Rowan Atkinson
Jim Broadbent
Hugh Grant
Richard E. Grant
and
Joanna Lumley

as the Doctors in 'The Curse of the Fatal Death'

And Jonathan Price as the best Master ever - I'm sure he started the 'Muhahaha' here before Dr Evil...

Dalek Bumps!

[VectraMan]

Nicola Bryant.

Nicola "baps" Bryant, to give her her proper title.

[Bagpuss]

What about Peter Cushing and his assistant Bernard Cribins?

[Lockhouse]

It's definitely an age thing. I went for Patrick Troutface as he's my era but I saw one of his episodes a couple of months ago and to say "it's not aged well" would be very kind indeed.

[Tingles]

Hold on...

There's been 12 incarnations (including Cushing) - isn't that the limit?

[norrahe]

Best assistant? Sarah Jane Smith

Loved her when I was 12, love her still

Although I admit, I'd push her out of bed for Billie Piper

Billie Piper was terrible, and don't get me started on Catherine Tate.

I'm looking forward to the doctor not falling for all of his assistants (thankfully we're shot of Russell T Davies, and maybe Stephen Moffat will redeem things).

[stingman123]

Billie Piper was terrible, and don't get me started on Catherine Tate.

I'm looking forward to the doctor not falling for all of his assistants (thankfully we're shot of Russell T Davies, and maybe Stephen Moffat will redeem things).

I hope so, that last episode was absolute tulip! Easily the worst episode since the comeback

[NotAllThere]

<anorak on>The Cushing films were non-canonical. <anorak off>.

I think we should ditch the whole Doctor Who and start again with Doctor's Daughter.

But I think things will improve with Moffat. Two of his stories ( Empty Child/Doctor Dances and The Girl in the Fireplace) have won Hugo awards. The other ones he did were good too: Blink, the Library.

[Bagpuss]

Bernard Cribbins Dr Who assistant man and boy, 'ardest job in the world

[suityou01]

I enjoyed John Pertwee.