Those new to Doctor Who.

[BeneGesserit]

I started Dr Who like a month ago. Started on Season One. What am I doing wrong? FIX IT.

Do you not like it thus far? That's pretty understandable. I found Season 1 a bit tough to get through. Just gotta suck it up 'till Tennant arrives.

[mdk]

Do you not like it thus far? That's pretty understandable. I found Season 1 a bit tough to get through. Just gotta suck it up 'till Tennant arrives.

I was okay with it, right up until my friends came over halfway through the first Dalek episode and started ridiculing everything. Then I sorta realized what was going on and was like "uh..... they're kinda right......."

[TP]

Do you not like it thus far? That's pretty understandable. I found Season 1 a bit tough to get through. Just gotta suck it up 'till Tennant arrives.

Found series one really enjoyable.

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I was okay with it, right up until my friends came over halfway through the first Dalek episode and started ridiculing everything. Then I sorta realized what was going on and was like "uh..... they're kinda right......."

Well, duh. It's campy. It's cheesy. The special effects are cheap. But, it's good. The thing is to not think too much about it all. I mean, that series is the restart of something that had been thought to probably be done for nine years. So, for them to pick it up, and do what they did with it, they did a damn good job.

[BeneGesserit]

The creators of the new series didn't get rid of any of the Doctor's old enemies, and I respect them for that. They're not trying to be something they're not, and from that, they've garnered a lot of success. Of course, it's always different and fun when they add a nemesis of their own. Like when the Tenth Doctor fought the creature that had taken the role of Satan/the Devil/the Ruler of the Underworld in various faiths and beliefs. That was a great episode.

[TP]

The creators of the new series didn't get rid of any of the Doctor's old enemies, and I respect them for that. They're not trying to be something they're not, and from that, they've garnered a lot of success. Of course, it's always different and fun when they add a nemesis of their own. Like when the Tenth Doctor fought the creature that had taken the role of Satan/the Devil/the Ruler of the Underworld in various faiths and beliefs. That was a great episode.

I absolutely loved that episode. It was literally creepy.

[Rose Swan]

Oh we're doing one of these? Okay....

I like Ten more than Eleven by a a slight margin, mainly because Ten is the ultimate fanboy. He channeled the past Doctors, really gave the new viewers a taste of what the past was like. Also: hair.

Smith is fab. He is goofy and silly and in a very different way from Ten. Ten sounded and looked somewhat intelligent when he was being silly. Matt looks like he's derping it up. It's almost adorable. But I don't like Moffat throwing my characters off of buildings not cool man

Eccleston, however... he really makes you appreciate the other two. If you followed it in order like me and mdk here, he introduces you. But he was a dick. And too serious given the overall feel of the show.