Day Of The Polleks
This week's batch of Who old and new arranged for your voting pleasure! As ever, you get UP TO FOUR ticks to give to stories you think are good. All previous polls are open! Let's see what's up for consideration this time:
BLACK ORCHID (5th, Adric, Nyssa, Tegan): A 20s country house hides tragic secrets. The Fifth Doctor actually gets to play some cricket.
DAY OF THE DALEKS (3rd, Jo): Anti-Dalek freedom fighters from the 22ndC go back in time to assassinate a 20thC diplomat. The Daleks follow. Two-fisted action ensues.
LOVE AND MONSTERS (10th, Rose): Doctor Who fandom is rather riskier in a world where the Doctor, and his enemies, are real.
PARTNERS IN CRIME (10th, Donna): Donna and the Doctor separately investigate universe's cutest weight-loss treatment.
SILENCE IN THE LIBRARY/FOREST OF THE DEAD (10th, Donna): It's the biggest library in the universe - so where are all the people, and who is this tough archaeologist lady?
SURVIVAL (7th, Ace): Old Who ends with suburban kids transported to cat-people world and the Master getting some feline dental work.
THE CRUSADE: (1st, Barbara, Ian, Vicki): 12thC Palestine - Barbara is captured by the Saracens, Ian gets Knighted, the Doctor gets in trouble with Richard I.
THE KROTONS: (2nd, Jamie, Zoe): The Gonds send their best brains to the Krotons every year. Trouble ensues when the Doctor finds out they're actually getting disintegrated.
THE MASSACRE: (1st, Steven): Steven is left to fend for himself in 17thC France and becomes embroiled in the schemes of a man who looks very like the Doctor.
THE PIRATE PLANET: (4th, Romana I) The planet Callufrax appears to have been replaced by another, unusually prosperous one, run by a cyborg in an eyepatch who shouts a lot.
THE SONTARAN EXPERIMENT (4th, Harry, Sarah Jane): The experiment in question involves torturing humans to see how much they dislike it. Quite a lot as it happens.
WARRIORS OF THE DEEP (5th, Tegan, Turlough): Two future power blocs locked in a deadly cold war, menaced by Silurians, Sea Devils and a pantomine horse.
Poll Storypoll 1.5
Last week's poll was the most open yet - Dalek Invasion of Earth and Carnival of Monsters led the voting but there's not a lot in it.
Next week! Two of the most reputedly thoughtful and intelligent stories in Who history, nicely balanced by two of the most notoriously ridiculous. I will be voting for one of each.
BLACK ORCHID (5th, Adric, Nyssa, Tegan): A 20s country house hides tragic secrets. The Fifth Doctor actually gets to play some cricket.
DAY OF THE DALEKS (3rd, Jo): Anti-Dalek freedom fighters from the 22ndC go back in time to assassinate a 20thC diplomat. The Daleks follow. Two-fisted action ensues.
LOVE AND MONSTERS (10th, Rose): Doctor Who fandom is rather riskier in a world where the Doctor, and his enemies, are real.
PARTNERS IN CRIME (10th, Donna): Donna and the Doctor separately investigate universe's cutest weight-loss treatment.
SILENCE IN THE LIBRARY/FOREST OF THE DEAD (10th, Donna): It's the biggest library in the universe - so where are all the people, and who is this tough archaeologist lady?
SURVIVAL (7th, Ace): Old Who ends with suburban kids transported to cat-people world and the Master getting some feline dental work.
THE CRUSADE: (1st, Barbara, Ian, Vicki): 12thC Palestine - Barbara is captured by the Saracens, Ian gets Knighted, the Doctor gets in trouble with Richard I.
THE KROTONS: (2nd, Jamie, Zoe): The Gonds send their best brains to the Krotons every year. Trouble ensues when the Doctor finds out they're actually getting disintegrated.
THE MASSACRE: (1st, Steven): Steven is left to fend for himself in 17thC France and becomes embroiled in the schemes of a man who looks very like the Doctor.
THE PIRATE PLANET: (4th, Romana I) The planet Callufrax appears to have been replaced by another, unusually prosperous one, run by a cyborg in an eyepatch who shouts a lot.
THE SONTARAN EXPERIMENT (4th, Harry, Sarah Jane): The experiment in question involves torturing humans to see how much they dislike it. Quite a lot as it happens.
WARRIORS OF THE DEEP (5th, Tegan, Turlough): Two future power blocs locked in a deadly cold war, menaced by Silurians, Sea Devils and a pantomine horse.
Poll Storypoll 1.5
Last week's poll was the most open yet - Dalek Invasion of Earth and Carnival of Monsters led the voting but there's not a lot in it.
Next week! Two of the most reputedly thoughtful and intelligent stories in Who history, nicely balanced by two of the most notoriously ridiculous. I will be voting for one of each.