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Just for Fun - who was/is your official favourite Dr Who?
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Blimey memory lane again. I can recall myself and brother hiding behind the sofa when the darlicks came on :lol:.

Well we did it back then before we realised what they really where, someone inside it.

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blimey Phill twenty yr old hiding behind the sofa,tut tut,

:pedal:mutley:mutley:mutley:mutley:lol::lol::lol::cool:
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Tom Baker, without a doubt.  The "Doc-Tor."
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This should be interesting.  I liked Jon Pertwee best but thought Tom Baker was good too.   However David Tenant really beats them all.  It will be a hard act to follow.


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Christopher Eccleston for me - just ahead of David Tennant. They and the writers have taken it to a higher level. Billie Piper [Rose] was responsible for that too.
 I still remember William Hartnell.

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I've actually missed out on Christopher Ecclestone and David Tennant - Dr. Who hasn't made it over the pond :cry:
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It's the character I'm voting for and not necessarily the best Doctor Who series or writing.
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[user=5]rector[/user] wrote:
I've actually missed out on Christopher Ecclestone and David Tennant - Dr. Who hasn't made it over the pond :cry:

Tim, you are only a short hop from the BBC - us being down under & thus a longer hop across more ponds, our ABC did well in getting all of the Dr Who episodes - even upto & including David Tennant.

Last couple of years,  the ABC here played all episodes from no 1- 4 nights a week.
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Ron, the more I learn about Australia, the more I think I should move ....;-)
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Following this the next poll should be favourite assistant!
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Sol.  Clearly you have too much time on your hands . . .
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Best assistant would have to be Romana as played by Mary Tam.;-)


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Can't disagree with that Neil!
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It must be an age thing - I've never even heard of some of them !!!

Like James Bond, for me, the best was the original !!!!

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[user=6]Petermac[/user] wrote:
Like James Bond, for me, the best was the original !!!!
  I think that I agree, but not in a Sean Connery sense.  "A shpy?  Yesh!" I have just found a few Ian Fleming Bond books at the church thrift shop, and started reading Casino Royale last weekend.  Brilliant, and better than any movie!
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