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I actually really like the monk and appreciate him in most audio appearances. He isnt like the master or the doctor, he isn't in it for the fame, power, or to do the right thing. He is entirely in it for the money and out of the 3 timelords, is by far the most irresponsible. I love how he shrugs off everything hes ever done as if it somehow wasnt his fault. He is also the least intelligent of them, mocking the doctor for having a chemistry set in his Tardis rather than an in home theater. And where the Master clearly cares about the Doctor deep down and vice versa, The Monk couldnt give two shits about the Doctor. Some say the Doctor or the Master are the antithesis of the timelord belief system, but I think the Monk embodies that the most. I love wanting to punch his lights out at the end of every story he appears in, and I'm sorry you cant relate to that.

I would have the Master find Gallifrey like that and pretended to have destroyed it. He is between Sim and Gomez and went home to prevent Missy but found the place smashed. While investigating the ruins he uncovered the truth about The Doctor being a sometimes agent of Division. But he investigated too far and uncovered that he was the template of all Time Lords he is the Master. Division destroyed Gallifrey and were only able to do so because the Doctor exiled the bad ass time Lords like Rassilon in Hell Bent. It's her fault that the Master is now the Emperor of a dead planet.

I would make Tim Shore the space Racist from Rosa who was displaced in time and adopted by Stenza thus making his first appearance his second defeat.

Talking of Deus Ex Machina imagine I had a god... Like Sutekh the Destroyer and literally chucked him out of a machine... Like errr the Tardis.

Worst and worst of doctor 13 when?

I think the 15th doctor would probably go in between 9 and 10 so far.

I would be dead in 0.5x a presses

This made me less mad at Kerblam just knowing a great response existed. You did an awesome job.

Age of steel feels like the original Invasion but actually given the budget it always should've been given. If only I liked the cybus designs more then the invasion design.

The brigadier is absolutely a companion and absolutely the best with any of the doctors he meets

I haven't read that many Doctor Who novels, but regardless: I would really recommend the novelisation of The Giggle (which wasn't out when this video was made) - it's quite playful, there's a lot of fourth-wall-breaking from the Toymaker, and it really captures his essence and scariness in book form while also being really fun. I've also recently started the BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures and I really, REALLY enjoy Vampire Science, the second book. More serious, and it deals a lot with the effects that travelling has on companions, trauma, and depression, as well as forgiveness and second chances.

of course this video gets released before the reveal of the TARDIS’s biggest stowaway, the big bad Osiran dog boi

I used to think that TV movie was destined to be the worst Doctor Who story of all time ….

Patrick is responsible for making Doctor Who immortal, and infusing activity (especially running and jelly babies) into the character.

Sevens pick is good but there is a better scene which is in the best seven story afterlife where he has to face responsibility for his mistake and what he’s done where he probably realises the price of his manipulation with his companions lives in afterlife and SPOILER WARNING has to tell Hex’s Nan that he’s died and McCoy is at the top of his game

Tom Baker., best Doctor, hands down.

Was not drunk enough yet for the question at 2:58 😂😂

Chris Marshal should play the Doctor, he was so good in My Family and Death in Paradice

For 9 the defining moment has to be his speech in ‘dalek’ and his face when he’s told ‘you would make a good dalek’ it really encapsulates how broken that incarnation of the doctor was.

The dalek sindcate doesn't seem like what the daleks would count as pure like the dalek of art

Probably better than what we got, but frankly I still don’t think it works

My favorite has got to be 3 and Jo with The Master as an honorary member of that. For me, they're just the most fun to watch and I love the dynamic, but I agree for the reasons you used that they can't be top tier, the Doctor never quite comes around to being kind to her, I honestly think the Master underestimates her less than the Doctor does. She does all the character development and the Doctor staunchly refuses to be a part of anything like that. The best TARDIS team from the top five is tough because each of them embodies something great and different about what a companion on Doctor Who is and should be. If I were to move anyone *down* to A tier, it would be Amy and Rory. The stupid dick--measuring rivalry dynamic New Who can't seem to get rid of with its male companions never goes away enough for my tastes. There is something about the 4 and Romana, 10 and Donna, 12 and Clara relationships that's hard to beat; two human companions who come to be such equals to the Doctor, and the one companion in the whole series who is automatically on more even footing with him than any other companion in the series could be. I haven't seen enough of Romana to factor her evenly in, but between the other two, even though I *adore* 12 and Clara, I think that Tennant and Tate's chemistry just gives 10 and Donna something absolutely unbeatable. For me, it'd be between 10 and Donna and 2, Jamie, and Zoe. Those are my two best TARDIS teams.

Rose saving her dad was a paradox. It's not the same as a fixed point. Also, I think fixed points may be relative to the tine traveler. If the Doctor knows the outcome, the point is fixed. If the Doctor does not know the outcome, or he remembers an alternative history, then the point is not fixed. Basically, someone can go back in time and kill Hitler before he comes to power, but only if he doesn't know who Hitler is. One cant travel in tike with the intention of changing history as they know it, but they can change the history they dont know and avoid a paradox. This would explain why he can save "little people" but not historical figures. Its also why he can save a few people from Pompeii, but not the entire city. With Roses dad, she was not just changing known history, but her personal known history. Thats why those paradox eaters showed up. If the Doctor tries to change a "fixed point" then time will make an attempt to correct itself so that the changes to time are minimal. Of course the truth is that there are no actual rules to Doctor Who

You are very brave to take this task on. Mad respect! Great video as usual. 😃

I started watching Doctor Who in the mid 80’s. I live in the US so i watched Doctor Who on my local PBS station. They were running episodes from the 3rd, 4th and 5th Doctor Eras. Mostly Tom Baker episodes, so I guess I can say he is my first Doctor. So strange to see him and Pertwee ranked below Colin Baker, but then again I didn’t have easy access to any of the expanded universe material, particularly Big Finish. In fact, I never saw a single episode of Colin Baker or Sylvester McCoy until BritBox became available to me. Most people in the US during the wilderness years had never even heard of Doctor Who. My rankings reflect my experience with the show I suppose. Tenant surprised me and became my all time favorite with Tom Baker a close second.

"Harry, I'm standing on a landmine."

The Divergence is great. I remember there were some VERY cheesy audiobooks with McGann's son in them - they were the worst by far.

Oddly Series 11 is my favourite 13th doctor season. Only things keeping it back for me is Aracnids and Finale. If the finale was better or a 2 parter. Just cut Aracnid. It'd be in my top 3. Hard to explain why, I love the hopefulness of the season, So many great scenes in episodes such as Rosa, Demons of the Punjab, It Takes you away.

I never thought about how much they wasted Yaz's nan as a character.

Hope doing well anymore suggestions for doctor who novels

"Get a job idiot!" as Pertwee collapses out of the Tardis killed me 😂

6 would set off the landmine just to take Peri out

I feel like the Doctor just abandoning Earth to live in a new one feels out of character. That's something Rick Sanchez would do, not the Doctor.

Sam you cannot say the words "TARDIS S&M room" and then move on

Coming back here after 15 was kidnapped by fairies for an episode is pretty fun

obsessed with how many obscure companions you mentioned

I like this concept: Someone should make a series of how other Doctors would solve particular episodes.

It's kind of hard listening to commentary from someone who clearly isn't old enough to know when the entertainment industry or Hollywood actually started to hate Donald trump. Anyway, Russell T Davies wouldn't have had anything to say about Donald Trump in 2011, because at that time most of the world didn't have the problems with Donald Trump that they seem to have now. Donald Trump didn't really become an issue to progressives, Democrats or Hollywood itself until he decided to run for president in 2015 as a republican. Anyways, it feels like I'm not going to waste any more time on this channel. Good luck to you.

Great time to visit this doctor again

15 and Ruby B tier so far

I forgot how interestingly this aged tbh... Davis how are we feelin about the reveal in this week's ep?

I still remember the “ what’s dead is dead” campaign the politicians were pushing in this show, I enjoyed the way they edited this.

I enjoyed this show so Much when it came out. Extremely interesting story but a complete let down for the last episode. The concept was “too good”, the ending just felt so cheap

Thank you for not bashing the movie version! First time watching it back in the day as a not-english 10 year old boy who knew nothing about the original, i fell in love with it instantly. Sure, it's accessible, and "dumbed down" maybe i guess, but i still enjoy it for what it is.

I personally think 6 is the best actor.

Went to his grave in Highgate and was happy to see where my favourite writer rested .loved the radio version of his books.

The Eighth Doctor novel Vampire Science is my favourite Doctor Who novel (though I have a real soft spot for Lungbarrow and Damaged Goods too). It’s not just a well-written story but also a fascinating development of vampire history and culture in Doctor Who lore.

extremely well done video, im surprised it doesn’t have a ton more views