Six-part Classic Who serials . . .

[promethia_tenk]

whhhhhhhhhhyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

Comments

[elisi]

Depends where you start.

I decided to watch backwards (i.e. Seven, then Six, then Five, and now I'm about to start Four), so you acclimatise, and it works very well. Also, watching stuff in order (rather than 'THIS episode is great!) made a huge difference. I'd watched bits & pieces before and never took to it. But watching it unfold, seeing characters come along and grow and change, story lines unfold - that works. ♥

(Subliminal message: WATCH FIVE! You should definitely watch Five. I have a list and everything that I could send you of where to find the episodes online. Five is ♥ in every way possible and just LOOK at his itty bitty companions. *points to icon*)

[maia]

I decided to watch backwards (i.e. Seven, then Six, then Five, and now I'm about to start Four), so you acclimatise, and it works very well. Also, watching stuff in order (rather than 'THIS episode is great!) made a huge difference. I'd watched bits & pieces before and never took to it. But watching it unfold, seeing characters come along and grow and change, story lines unfold - that works. ♥

That's an interesting idea! Backwards and forwards at the same time...time travel!! ♥ ♥

[elisi]

And with every new (old) Doctor you lose a layer, it's fascinating.