The best TV story ever, gritty, dramatic, and featuring Michael Wisher's definitive performance as Davros - awesome!

Another contender for best TV story ever, Peter Davison's swansong is a nail-biting tail of hatred, betrayal and revenge - a classic Holmes script complimented by stellar performances from the cast.

The first series of the 2005 TV revival features the wonderful pairing of Christopher Eccleston and Billie Piper as the Doctor and Rose. Includes the incredible Dalek, Father's Day and The Empty Child

Unpopular with many fans, this Arthurian tale is one of my favourite stories - a fascinating plot, Sylv McCoy and Sophie Aldred at their best, the return of the brigadier, and a terrifying monster!

Another excellent BBC audio reconstruction, the first ever Cyberman story provides the perfect ending to the 1st Doctor's era, and introduces one of the greatest recurring enemies of the series.

Another classic Tom Baker TV story, 'the one with the mummies' terrified me as a child, and is another perfect example of what the partnership of Robert Holmes and Philip Hinchcliffe could achieve.

Another great Dalek story, and the best of Sylvester McCoy's stories. The development of the Doctor's new character is well underway here, and he appears more mysterious and enigmatic than ever.

The first in Big Finish's series of audio plays featuring the 6th Doctor and Evelyn is a highly enjoyable historical story, and introduces a more refined, likeable character for Colin Baker's Doctor.

Steve Lyons, one of the most talented Doctor Who authors, interprets the characters of the 1st Doctor and his companions beautifully in this hard-hitting historical novel. A gripping read.

Another masterpiece from Steve Lyons. The 6th Doctor is superbly written, as are the Cybermen. Lyons deals with some gritty, disturbing issues, and the whole novel is very dark in tone. Brilliant.