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04-28-2015, 12:05 PM
http://uproxx.com/gammasquad/2015/04/6-best-davies-doctor-who/
By Jason Tabrys • 04.28.15
Before Steven Moffat introduced us to “The Girl Who Waited” and “The Raggedy Man,” Russell T. Davies resurrected Doctor Who and introduced us to an unvarnished Time Lord and then an abundantly fun but flawed individual who experienced a lot of loss, vacillated between merciful and not, and in the end, lived so long that the lines between could and should began to blur.
Incredibly, it’s been five years since Davies left Doctor Who in Moffat’s hands and the show has grown to new heights in that time. Despite those successes, though, there are many who still hold the Davies era well above the Moffat era, and while I’m not here to weigh in on that, I would like to to celebrate Davies’ 52nd birthday by breaking down five (six if you’re counting a two-parter as separates) of the best episodes of his era.
By Jason Tabrys • 04.28.15
Before Steven Moffat introduced us to “The Girl Who Waited” and “The Raggedy Man,” Russell T. Davies resurrected Doctor Who and introduced us to an unvarnished Time Lord and then an abundantly fun but flawed individual who experienced a lot of loss, vacillated between merciful and not, and in the end, lived so long that the lines between could and should began to blur.
Incredibly, it’s been five years since Davies left Doctor Who in Moffat’s hands and the show has grown to new heights in that time. Despite those successes, though, there are many who still hold the Davies era well above the Moffat era, and while I’m not here to weigh in on that, I would like to to celebrate Davies’ 52nd birthday by breaking down five (six if you’re counting a two-parter as separates) of the best episodes of his era.