A friend of mine and I were disccussing this the other day, and we thought if you took a mix of Sacha Dhawan's Master waistcoat and pants, mixed up the pattern with Fourteenth's, and then put the coat, scarf, etc like the Master wore as 'the Doctor', it'd be a solid start for drifting back into the the older quirkier fashion. And if the question marks were too much, why not use a Gallifreyian symbol or something instead?

@@thequietestengine personally I also wouldn’t mind a go where the doctor dresses like one of the 00 cyborgs, something basic yet out there. Also, the master wore coat and scarf?

@@changvasejarik62 in the Jodi Whittaker last episode, 'The Power of the Doctor', the Master played by Sacha Dhawan swaps out of Jodi's outfit into a mix of the Doctor's previous clothes. 7's jumper, 5's celery, 2's trousers, 10's tie, 11's boots, 4's scarf and 13's coat. He was both mocking the Doctor but also making a very Doctor esque look so when he caused choas, he would ruin the Doctor's legacy. I thought if there was a mix of the Master's waistcoat and pants, and Fourteenth's waistcoat and pants, then add back in the scarf, the coat, etc it would acctually make a great outfit for the Doctor with the colours and style

Paul McGan maybe a little more underrated but I do like baker, he has a very entertaining screen presence and is me of the best arcs of any dr

​@@supergonk6485Eccleston fan is calling.

You're right. I re-view the Colin Baker Doctors episode more than the others.

@@stuartsharman3055 I have tremendous respect and sympathy for Colin after ALL he went through during his tenure.

Victim of his time

I liked it, and I liked Colin Bakers Doctor. He was far from the worse as recent incarnations prove.

​At least he's entertaining unlike 13, nothing against jodie of course just terrible writing @@stuartsharman3055

Can I get the full order? After the giggle im curious.

He's a tw'at but miles above everyone else, it's interesting and makes him one of my faves since he's so different to any other doctor

because he's still in the post-regen period

The Doctor has always been a bit of an egotistical jerk. Like, the First Doctor was a mean, cruel, and selfish old man at first. He was constantly talking down to his companions and didn't seem to think much of them at all until Barbara actually ends up saving him and the TARDIS. That's when he starts actually showing some respect towards his human companions. Before then he just saw them as lesser beings. But even as the Doctor grew and changed over the years, he always had that rude, egotistical streak in him. Six just brings that side of him back to the forefront, unlike the others before him, so it's much more obvious. Since Colin Baker was fired, we obviously don't get to see Six's evolution into a better, kinder, more humble person throughout his life (on screen at least), but he does eventually get better. Then he regenerates into Seven and becomes a manipulative, egotistical jerk again, albeit better at hiding it from his companions and us viewers then Six was.

That’s the bit.