Yes indeed. I am a fan of the fourth doctor and the new doctors and anticipating the new series ! This is hanging on my fridge....

Yep. I hooked my kids on it. It's good story telling wrapped in a cheesy, sci-fi wrapper. David Tennant and Matt Smith are favorites. Looking forward to a female doctor.

Yes. My partner got me hooked on the show and I routinely cry watching it.

We're on the 11th Doctor.

I've loved David Tennant and Matt Smith and John Barrowman. I like Torchwood too.

Oh yeah.
Tom Baker was my fave, though Christopher Eccleston and Peter Capaldi are awesome, Rowan Atkinson was ok too. The Tom Baker ones , well many of them were written by Douglas Adams, and for me that added a lot. These are a couple of local guys from my area and youth, sadly the lead died quite some time ago, I worked with his wife. Very Aussie very 70s/80s.

Timey wimey all the timey! I have every available episode going all the way back to the first one in 1963. I am a late-comer, having only watched for the last several years, but I did my homework and have watched most of the classic episodes at least once, and some twice or more.

I have a tiny TARDIS on top of my rearview mirror that I can light up at night when I am feeling whimsical and a few other tidbits of fun here and there. Let's talk about The Doctor!

Got my sonic screwdriver!

Tom Baker is my favorite Doctor, but I haven't seen the new one yet

Absolutely a fan. The "new" Doctor is going to be a female.

Life long fan since William Hartnell (I seem to be older than the f***ing Time Lords), got a bit lost after Tom Baker but came back with Christopher Eccleston and just love it. Even met William Hartnell's granddaughter once, same age as me and a pretty little thing but don't think she was all that impressed that being the granddaughter of the first Dr Who was quite as important as I seemed to make out. Oh well.
Looking forward to the new Mrs Dr

I am a Who fan. Sadly, I don't get to watch much.

Doctor who ? I know. That was a very unoriginal 'joke' I'm bored

I've watched every episode post-reboot. It's had its ups and downs. I particularly wish most of the Christmas specials weren't so 'Christmassy.' Not out of any religious objection, but because the concept of attack Christmas trees is just ridiculous.

I'm sorry that Christopher Eccleston didn't make more of a go of it. I thought he had a lot of potential. David Tennant has been by far my favourite so far. I couldn't really gel with Matt Smith: too young, and that sexual assault scene by Amy Pond kind of stuck with me throughout (reverse the gender roles, and they certainly wouldn't have been putting it on children's television and playing it for laughs.) Peter Capaldi didn't work for me initially, but in the later episodes, I though he'd found his way into it.

Big fan of the first two series of Torchwood, too, though I really didn't like it the first time I saw it. I preferred the format where most episodes stood alone and you could watch them in any order, rather than the serialised format that they went with for series 3 and 4.

It’s alright.

Always

Used to love it up until Tom Baker finished.

I used to be, going back to the days of Tom Baker and other doctors in the 70s. At first I liked the reboot, but now I've gone cold on it. The last doctor is a terrific actor, but the themes bored me. He seemed constrained in the role, not being himself. Too much phoney action and political correctness. And now he will be a woman? What about when he got love sick over that blond girl three doctors ago? Now he's a she. Suppose she will pick up young men and spin around the universe. OK. No problem with woman time lords. Had those back in the 70s, Mary Tamm, for example. And they were his equals too. I think they've trampled over the mythology mistaking political correctness with innovation. I'm kind of done with it. I think it needs to have another recess and reboot in the future.

Have been a fan of Doctor Who since I first blundered into it on late night PBS about 1980. For as much nostalgia reasons, my favorite Doctor is Tom Baker's version, followed by Pertwee's version.

In the new series - did like Matt Smith's version as well, and hadn't seen most of the run with either Tennant or Capaldi as I managed to lose BBC TV on my cable provider when I cut service.

Y e s !

Really didn't know about the old series until the new came out. Except somehow I knew who Tom Baker was?

Have loved the new series - except Capaldi. Hoping it all improves again with the Next Doctor. (His portrayal and companions just didn't have the spark I was used to?).

I started watching a month or so ago, I'm at the start of season 3 of the newer episodes. Never thought I'd get into it before that, but then I got hooked on Torchwood, not realizing it was a Dr Who spin-off.

Not since the 70's.