if their story seems completely bonkers, almost like a feverish work of fiction, you ain't heard nothing yet.

The movie really just wants to entertain people.

Blistering performances.

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

If you're looking for a show that has drama sadness comedy and shocking moments nothing is better than doctor who especially in te first 4 seasons

I absolutely love Doctor Who. I started watching the show back in 2005 with Christopher Eccleston and haven't stopped since.The now former showrunner Steven Moffat once said that Doctor Who is every show ever made combined into one, and that right there speaks a thousand words when you look at the shows now 50+ year history. Although its main genre is sci-fi, one of the reasons Doctor Who has survived this long is because of its ability to reinvent itself. One week you could sub-categorize it as a western, one week as a period piece or one week as a romance. There's literally no end to the shows potential.Add to that the shows ability to reinvent itself without the need for a complete reboot, even after a 16 year hiatus, and you have a show that could go on forever. In essence, what the show ultimately gives me is an overwhelming sense of escapism, unlike that of any other show on TV. I love the way the show regularly changes tone and theme, catering to a large family audience. I love how every doctor has a new personality that's both bombastic and serious. I love how every episode manages to tell a new story. It's escapist television that will never go away!

Amazing series. I started watching when David Tennant started but my favourite will always be Matt Smith. Christopher Eccleston was rubbish and Peter Capaldi took a while to get into the role. He didn't seem very doctor who to me at the start. What I will say is once you've watched the series with River Song, watch the first episode of her again. It will break you. Very disappointed with the new lady doctor though, in my opinion they should have made a separate series for her. I always felt like the doctor was someone us women would be at least slightly attracted to or see as a father figure and not to be sexist, but men usually look at men more seriously that women. Feel like they've ruined the show by putting a woman as the doctor. Hoping the ratings will drop massively and they will get a man in again. The doctor never was and never should've been a woman. Sure his race don't see genders but you can't just change genders like that, it's a big deal. We already have a Sarah Jane Adventures, we don't need another one. The producers let in to the pressure from the media. That's what they get for having one of the male doctors mention they might have been a girl at some point. If he's been male since the very first doctor and to him that's probably most of his life, why suddenly change? I'm just looking forward to his reaction but that's it. I'll give it the first episode but then I'll be off until the next man joins. Some things should just be left alone! Trying too hard to get ratings in.

One of the most non famous and unrecognized series I know, I think every man on this world have to see this before die if he respects himself.Doctor Who can be comedy,action,adventure,horror,thriller at the same time so 10/10.The scenarios of its episode is unique and really smart. I hope will not stop making new episodes every year..Keep strong Gallifrey fans ;)