Every Who Ever *COMPLETE WHITTAKER UPDATE* 

It's canon!

Thank you

I know. I'm going to be sad to replace it.

Thank you.

Thank you

This is exactly the nightmare that stopped me including River and the Brig, though I really think they probably should be there.

I have given in to all the other standardisations of Hartnell titles but I'm standing by War of God until I win that battle.

Thank you

Oh yes it is!

Just checked, it's the name of the first episode but not the name of the story...so my point still stands. 🤷‍♂️

It did. And there's a vaccine available now.

It is

@@FlynnWho this is every televised Doctor Who story, not every Doctor Who story

@@TheEldritchGoth well obviously it was only going to story’s from the series 😂

Also included were The Woman Who Fell to Earth and Resolution. Since we never got any opening credits for those two episodes or a Doctor Who title card, can they be considered episodes of Doctor Who

@@reptongeek Yes, they can. Officially, these are episodes of Doctor Who, albeit without the opening credits.

Everyone is entitled to their wrong opinions😌

@@icecreamchick45 what was good about them or the last story?

@@TheShadowReviewer If you are asking me to gush then I will absolutely take the opportunity lol. This is more for me then anyone else lol. Peter Capaldi represents a Doctor at the end of the natural Time Lord life played by one of the best actors in Britan. He's the one who actively feels like one of the most empathetic yet also very alien in how he has managed to work through the trauma of all the lives lived by that point and the viewpoint he has on the other side of that. He has a grief as he tries to finish a lot of old scores. (Also I love that we brought back the Teacher and Student dynamic with Bill). He's truly one of my all time favorites. Jodie is one that I hold in a simular regard to Smith. She feels in many ways like a new beginning and like the cycle starts anew. We also get to see a particular kindness that's new to this incarnation. I think her best scenes are ones where she is allowed to bask in that kindness. At the same time I love the idea that's she's an absolute hypocrite of an incarnation who doesn't always think about the consequences of her actions. Jodie just also seems to have a personality that is down for anything and loves this show and the fans, leading to an incarnation I would adore to see in more expanded media. (She's very fun in her role in Redacted). Power of the Doctor is the revival equivalent to The Five Doctors from the classic era. It's a bombastic loveletter to the show, especially the areas that are often overlooked. Ace and Tegan are some of my favorite companions and I loved their scenes especially with their Doctors. The version of the Master in this episode is a fun little bastard man that I ABSOLUTLY adore. The Rasputin scene makes me cackle. The idea of a companion support group is magical and would love a million short stories set there. Last of all Jodie's regeneration scene is in my top 3. "Tag, you're it" after declaring that she want to know what happens next is such a perfect way to end.

@@icecreamchick45 Well said!

Peter is very underated