Try 4.5 billion. EDIT: I do realize that, to be fair, 4.5 billion is "over 2000".

@@divanshukumarmahajan4803this man is more than 8 months old!!

@@divanshukumarmahajan4803People make a lot of fuss over the 4.5 billion years thing but the Doctor who first punched the azbantium wall is not the one who shattered it. That Doctor is dead. Burned for fuel to make the teleporter print a new one. And so on for 4.5 billion years. The Doctor that escaped the confession dial didn't exist until the ~4.5 billion year mark, and a few days later punched his way out. Quite where casting found a 4.5 billion year supply of Peter Capaldis without teleporter technology I don't know, but I'm glad we have this one now ❤ He's the Doctor. Just accept it.

@@divanshukumarmahajan4803he literally isn’t, he’s a clone of a clone of a clone etc not 4.5b

@@ajslinn I was talking about Hell Bent.

yes the age situation is not really a problem as life expectancy is longer now so he is not an old man

He was the same age as William Hartnell when he first started

@@Ryan-br6np but people live longer now

@@Ryan-br6np But the oldest, when he filmed his last scene - 59, to be precise.

@@alexlazebat839 People still leaved long life's back then? This is just 60 years we're talking about, not 500. Also the idea that people lived shorter life's is a misinterpreted statistic, infant morality was higher before more recent medical discoveries which dragged the average age down, but people still could live into their 80s, 90s, etc.

Not underrated by discerning viewers - but certainly by the BBC. The whole way #13 was heralded in (I feel) shat on #12's legacy. I hired out the DVD of #13- and ....... meh.

@@angeladawn805 the 13th doctors run was absolutely horrific. There is not one story I can think back on and say I remember what happened. Even her finale. All I remember was the previous doctors showing face and her regeneration.

@@bawbag6908shut up

And his "Newbie seeing the TARDIS insides for the first time" bit that he did, too LMAO when River song thought he was a rando!

and his "who composed Beethoven's fifth" speech leading into a guitar version of the theme song will always be my greatest kickstart of an episode.

I'm not saying you have to be a fan to play the doctor but Capaldi was and that's great

that is amazing

Solid choices. I gotta go with Capaldi, Eccleston, Pertwee, and Hartnell myself.

I need to watch more Pertwee, but I loved him in Three Doctors (one of a few of his stories I've seen) and I love his dynamic with Troughton. Your picks are great choices. It's too easy to pick Tom Baker and Tennant as favorites, sure, but I also feel the way Tennant was written gave off a bit of an ego which I generally prefer the Doctor not to have. While I like the Troughton/Smith jovial end of the Doctor spectrum, I tend to like more of the Hartnell/Eccleston/Capaldi side: grumpy and stern at times, but very wise, occasionally silly, and always saving people. I can't deny that the energy of the Tennant/Smith era, when the show reached the peak of its popularity, gave it a sense of action and pace. But to me (speaking as an American), Doctor Who works as a more niche property anyway. I like what Capaldi gave us and he truly felt like the completion of the Doctor as a character. I only wish the writing were a tad bit better to accommodate his gravitas, and tied everything up much better into a neat bow. So much remained open and was never explored properly in the subsequent era. It's sad, but I still think the 50th Anniversary was the turning point because by the time we get to some great stories like Heaven Sent, the fan base seemed just a little emptier.

I thought the same...

Which is your favorite of his Big Finish audios?

@@holyspacemonkey That from the unbound series where he is technically the 5th incarnation but with the body of the 6th in a time war that developed way earlier because the 4th doctor decided to prevent the daleks from spreading across the universe.

And 9 and 10 weren't?

John Frobisher? Is he the guy from torchwood?

Sure is. He shot himself and his family to avoid his children being used by the 456, but maybe there could be a spinoff from before that time. John Frobisher: The Early Years. None of which should be confused with Frobisher the shape shifting penguin who was Sixie's companion in DWM's comic strip many years ago!@@RandomPerson-zl6uz

yes @@RandomPerson-zl6uz

I love the relationship with the 3rd Doctor and Jo and how it evolves over time with him not wanting her there at first to him sad to see her go off with Cliff. I also like his relationship with the Brigadier, Benton and Mike Yates it truly felt like a family. Which is great because that's what they were going for.

The story never ends

I think his run was pretty solid

When the DW and Good Fight fandoms collide

@@carina9295 Technically it was the Torchwood side of the whoniverse.