This two parter was some of the best tv ever produced and broadcast on British television

Ninth Doctor most kino episodes:
>Dalek
>Father's Day
>The Empty Child
Tenth Doctor:
>The Girl in the Fireplace
>The Impossible Planet
>Utopia three parter (yes I count it as a three parter)
>Silence in the Library
>The Family of Blood
>Midnight
>Turn Left
>The Stolen Earth
>The Waters of Mars
>The End of Time
Eleventh Doctor:
>The Beast Below
>Amy's Choice
>Vincent and the Doctor
>The Doctor's Wife
>The Girl Who Waited
>A Christmas Carol
>The Time of the Doctor
Please note that for two parters you can assume I mean both parts, I've just named one from each for convenience- I consider two parters one episode. Also, I've stopped at Eleven because I dropped consistent viewing during his run and lost interest.

Have I missed any anons?

The End of Time is an clusterfuck. DINNER TIME! Financial solution...DELETED!!!
Pull your head out of your ass.

>implying "DINNER TIME!" wasn't kino
go back to r3ddit

I know it's gotten a lot of praise already, but surely Blink deserves to be on the list? And what about Army of Ghosts (x2)?

For Eleven, it looks like I liked the story arcs more than you, I'd add

>The Time of Angels (x2)
>The Pandorica Opens (x2)
>The Impossible Astronaut (x2)
>The Rebel Flesh (x2)
>A Good Man Goes To War
>Asylum of the Daleks

But I'd remove The Time of the Doctor which I thought was a really lacklustre send off compared to what Tenant and Ecclescake got. The Beast Below was a very good episode but I'm not sure I'd include it on the list, the mystery stuff at the start was very engaging but I thought it was overall a bit twee, which Moffat had a tendency to slip into.

I think Asylum was the last of the truly great episodes, bringing Clara in as a companion really spoiled the emotional gutpunch ending, that said Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS was a solid 8/10, if not for all the Clara stuff in the climax it'd warrant being on the list.

Yeah I was harsher on 11 since I just didn't like the story arcs that much, so the payoff episodes didn't mean much to me, as entertaining as they were. Also, I'll admit I forgot to put Blink on there, new I was missing something- although it undoubtedly is overrated, especially when people put it in their top episodes of all time or whatever. It was still a great episode though and one of 10's best (despite him not being in it that much). Yeah, The Time of the Doctor was a bit understated but I thought the send off understood his character perfectly. The sentimental episodes are some of my favourite with 11, they really clash with his more alien personality in a good way. Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS was ruined a bit for me by those three black guys; their characters were just shit

Stupid episode, why the fuck did The Master have super powers
and the knock three times twist was painfully anticlimatic

He knocked four times, and it being so understated was what made it so great. What did you want it to be? I admit the master having super powers was nonsensical and a bit pointless but it hardly ruined the episode

Journey to the Center of the Tardis was ruined by the forced inclusion of "monsters". The episode is set in the middle of a spaceship that's infinite and in the process of exploding, surely surreal environmental dangers would have been more interesting than being chased through corridors by notZombies.

Give me RTD cheese over Moffat pretension any day.

Twelfth Doctor
>Flatline
>Mummy on the Orient Express
>Under the Lake/Before the Flood
>Heaven Sent
>Extremis
>World Enough and Time (fuck all happens in the second part)

I watched Heaven Sent even though I have not seen much of Capaldi's run. Great episode and great premise, so I'll agree it goes on the DW kino pile. Extremis was good but the whole "power of love" bullshit in the third part was fucking stupid. She loved her mum so much she defeated the aliens that had the power to completely simulate the Earth. Terrible asspull ending

ALL HALE
THE MASTER RACE

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HAHA
No.

>the best tv is some rip of off Star Wars, hammy acting and over the top nonsense, skeleton ghost master eating homeless people, Obummer turning into the master and retarded political messages.

for some reason, the master eating a hamburger was fun and memorable.

youtube.com/watch?v=UszT_L4QWII
The Masters all laughing after converting the human race into him is complete cheese kino. Maybe you just need to develop a sense of fun

This two parter was some of the best tv ever produced and broadcast on British television

Some of Capaldi's best acting, the high point for the Doctor as a character and one of the only times he as a character belonged on prime time tv rather than a kids show. Michelle Gomez was excellent and they both succeeded in creating an emotive and powerful performance. The use of beautiful soprano singing elevated both of the episodes, and especially made the death scene one of the most emotional and moving sequences in all of tv and film.

This was the final episode of nu-Who for anyone who cares about quality. This was the finale the franchise deserved. But instead we just saw our beloved, longest running sci-fi turn into another Netflix-tier pandering void of soul or entertainment. Fuck bros, why does this have to happen to everything I love?

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Wrong!
Right!

This.
Plebs just didn't appreciate it.
This was the highest point in the series.
It ended there.

should have been the finale of the show. they had the doctor on the verge of killing himself and then they just never made a convincing case for why he'd suddenly just snap out of it

>just finished watching the classic Dr Who streams on twitch
>nobody to talk to dr who about on Yea Forums anymore

Has the general stopped?

We jumped ship to that other double place to it's own board
Generals aren't allowed when the show isn't running so we got "banned"/terminated.

This ten parter was some of the best tv ever produced and broadcast on British television.

Some of Troughton's best acting, the high point for the Doctor as a character and one of the only times he as a character belonged on prime time tv rather than a kids show. Frazer Hines was excellent and they both succeeded in creating an emotive and powerful performance. The use of the Time Lords elevated both of the final two episodes, and especially made the memory wipe scene one of the most emotional and moving sequences in all of tv and film.

This was the final episode of Who for anyone who cares about quality. This was the finale the franchise deserved. But instead we just saw our beloved, longest running sci-fi turn into another Technicolor pandering void of soul or entertainment. Fuck bros, why does this have to happen to everything I love?

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ah. well at least you have some kind of a home, although that place isn't very active

It depends.
The jannies were right because the threads would struggle here but if a conversation took off it would be fine.
I hate the trips and personalities that are there to troll. If they contribute that is fine but half of the time it's bullshit.

Yeah I always wanted to get into Dr who and see what it was about but fuck there's so many episodes and I wouldn't know where to begin so the twitch stream was nice. Just started at the beginning and went all the way to 7. They did a rerun a few months ago and just recently did all the episodes with Daleks in them, maybe it'll come back again when they aren't doing Pokemon. I did manage to find a mega Torrent of 1-7 and a bunch of missing episodes and bonus stuff was all included as well. I guess if they ever did a nu Who stream I'd check that out too, but those are probably easier to find anyway