Doctor Who Series 1: A Near Perfect Beginning
Doctor Who: Why Series 1 Works - A Video Essay Today I'm exploring series 1 of Doctor Who to see if it still holds up twenty years later. We'll explore what makes the ninth doctor so gripping, why Rose is the perfect first companion for the modern age and why Dalek is the perfect example on how to revamp classic elements of the show. It's amazing to think if this series hasn't done well, than Doctor Who may never have become the series we know and love (and sometimes hate) today. 0:00 - Revamping The Show 03:08 - Reinventing The Doctor 05:23 - Rose Tyler 09:07 - The Stories 10:25 - Dalek 13:20 - Story Arcs 16:59 - Regeneration For more video essays, reviews and Film and TV chit-chat make sure to Like, Comment and Subscribe. #doctorwho #doctorwhoreview #videoessay #drwho #dalek
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