Three: Spearhead from Space(his first), Terror of the Autons. And most Three stories with the Master in are pretty awesome, at least his bits. *g*
Four: SEVERE gaps in my knowledge here, but Robot & Ark in Space present one of the more ADORABLE threesomes in TARDIS history; Robots of Death is great Leela and surprisingly good guest characters; The Pirate Planet is HILARIOUS and Romana I is impossible not to adore.
Five: Black Orchid is short, weird, and charming as hell; Frontios is a good solid adventure with some lovely character touches; The Caves of Androzani is AWESOME and has really great chemistry between Five and Peri(sadly not to be continued, as this is the episode where he turns into Six).
Seven: Anything with Ace in it, except Ghostlight(utterly incomprehensible even by Seven-era standards) and Silver Nemesis(just plain dull, mostly). The plots are either ridiculous/laughable or completely confusing, but that's not why one watches Seven, of course. *g*
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Re: also: YES. SKIP TO THE FITZ BOOKS.
Date: 2007-07-26 09:02 am (UTC)Three: Spearhead from Space(his first), Terror of the Autons. And most Three stories with the Master in are pretty awesome, at least his bits. *g*
Four: SEVERE gaps in my knowledge here, but Robot & Ark in Space present one of the more ADORABLE threesomes in TARDIS history; Robots of Death is great Leela and surprisingly good guest characters; The Pirate Planet is HILARIOUS and Romana I is impossible not to adore.
Five: Black Orchid is short, weird, and charming as hell; Frontios is a good solid adventure with some lovely character touches; The Caves of Androzani is AWESOME and has really great chemistry between Five and Peri(sadly not to be continued, as this is the episode where he turns into Six).
Seven: Anything with Ace in it, except Ghostlight(utterly incomprehensible even by Seven-era standards) and Silver Nemesis(just plain dull, mostly). The plots are either ridiculous/laughable or completely confusing, but that's not why one watches Seven, of course. *g*