Hopefully for The Collection Range they update the effects, regardless the story is still great!

I don’t even get the fuss, the FX are no worse than most of classic who yet for some reason everyone seems to get worked up about invasion of the dinosaurs

That's such a shame! But yes, The Daemons is a classic!

I agree, it is the most consistent era 🙂

Thanks so much!

Those are really good choices!!

Never got the issue that she made it hard for younger viewers to understand what was happening, I remember following Spearhead and Silurians fine as a kid

I agree, but I don't mind Death

Agreed. The SE of Day of the Daleks bumps it close to the top of my personal list.

For the first couple of videos in this ranking series I was using a mic, then I just used the one installed on my mic

Back when Doctor Who never touched politics!! 😅

@@IsaacWhittakerDakin Dr. Who has always flirted with politics. But there is a huge difference between the way it was handled back then and now

Such as?

I would disagree as I feel the Pertwee era is the most consistent in terms of story quality.

@@IsaacWhittakerDakin I get a bit long winded here so please feel free to tune me out. There's a subjective element with these things, but so many times with the Pertwee era, these are four part stories (if that) and they're making them six part stories...a...lot. That obviously isn't the whole story, because I feel Pertwee's first season was very strong and 3 of those stories are long. The mistake is made whereby you rely on action and chase sequences and that's a weak point for doctor who in the 2000s, never mind 50 blanking years ago. Padding and people being captured and escaping and being captured just to fill time. It feels like a Brit version of that Planet of the Apes TV program with Charles Naughton. The eclectic nature of the program is also absent with the earlier Pertwee stories. In the Hartnell era, for example, you never knew where you were going next. That spontaneity is conspicuously absent in the early 70s. Sometimes the earthbound timelord phenomena works like with Robert Holmes' two Auton stories. Other times they just seem like British versions of 1950s Burt Eye Gordon movies done 20 years later (Demons, Sea Devils, Green Death, Dinosaur Invasion, The Spider Planet). And while the messaging back then wasn't nearly as cringe as what you get now, it does seem more heavy handed than at any other time during the original 26 year run, excepting Mcoy and the writing then was much better. Delgado was an amazing actor but his over use kind of spoils the magic. It really isn't the fault of the actors. For whatever reason (Hinchcliffe's approach to production, Holmes' oversight on scripts) causes a drastic change in quality during Baker's first season. Every story in season 12 is an absolute classic besides Revenge of the Cybermen. I don't think this has much to do with the fourth doctor's acting, rather it is a commitment to writing. There's definitely there there. For my money, I'd say Season seven Plus Carnival and Time Warrior is about all I care to see more than once.

That's a great analysis

@@IsaacWhittakerDakin Thank you.

Of course!! 🙂

About as scary as the care bears!