I grew up watching Dr Who

[Bretrick]

One of the best shows for a kid to marvel at.
Dr Who first aired in Australia in 1965. The first Dr I saw was Jon Pertwee, 1970, followed by Tom Baker, 1974, Peter Davison, 1982, Colin Baker, 1984.
I do not remember those that followed, Sylvester McCoy, 1987 or Paul McGann, 1996.
There was a break of 10 years before the show was resurrected with Jon Hurt playing the War Doctor. I never saw this/these episodes.
The next Dr I remember seeing is Davis Tennant in 2005, then Matt Smith, 2010. The final Dr I saw was Peter Capaldi, 2014.
There were 15 Doctors up to the present day.

T - Time
A - And
R - Relative
D - Dimension
I - In
S - Space

 

[CallMeKate]

As far as I'm concerned, no one did it better than Baker.

 

[hollydolly]

I watched it from it's first release in 1963... with Willim Hartnell as Dr Who.... we wtched it through our childhoods , then through our adult hoods.. until it started tuning woke, and the country almost en masse switched it off

For me ..what we call ''my Doctor Who..of my era'' would be definitely Jon Pertwee... ...I like Peter Capaldi as well.. but of course he was much more recent

 

[Bretrick]

I watched it from it's first release in 1963... with Willim Hartnell as Dr Who.... we wtched it through our childhoods , then through our adult hoods.. until it started tuning woke, and the country almost en masse switched it off

For me ..what we call ''my Doctor Who..of my era'' would be definitely Jon Pertwee... ...I like Peter Capaldi as well.. but of course he was much more recent

I think I enjoyed Jon Pertwee the most of all the Doctors I saw. He seemed slightly "bumbling" to me.

 

[hollydolly]

I think I enjoyed Jon Pertwee the most of all the Doctors I saw. He seemed slightly "bumbling" to me.

LOL... he had a sense of humour through that as well... I feel that Tom Baker was the more bumbling one.. also with a glint in his eye...