Television Review #2: Doctor Who Series 2

To all the people who were expecting a review yesterday, I say this. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. If you didn't get that then you haven't seen any Doctor Who season with David Tennant. If you don't even watch Doctor Who, then that's your fault.

The second series of Doctor Who is my personal favorite season. The adventures are action-packed and fun, the writing is superb and the cast has works well with each other. The cast remains the same with the exception of David Tennant.

When Christopher Eccleston regenerated into David Tennant, my hearts were broken. Eccleston was MY Doctor. He was the first Doctor I ever watched and no one could ever take his place as MY Doctor. I even said that I wouldn't watch Doctor Who again one Eccleston left. I not only continued watching but my love for this show flourished!

David Tennant is my favorite Doctor. Not only is he ridiculously good-looking, but his personality is the best. He can be lovable, funny, serious and everything that makes the Doctor great! I still have a special place in my hearts for Eccleston because he was the original for me and I have an emotional attachment with his Doctor.

This season also marked the return of Sarah Jane Smith. For all the non-Whovians out there, Sarah Jane Smith was a previous companion that traveled with the Doctor during the 1970's. She ended up getting her own spin-off show called the Sarah Jane Adventures. Like Captain Jack had Torchwood, Sarah Jane had the Sarah Jane Adventures. This season was also the season the Cybermen returned. The Cybermen are one of the most iconic villains in the shows history and they are one of the greatest threats the Doctor has ever encountered. So in short, they're pretty awesome. The two part season finale has one of the most intensely epic battles I've ever seen on TV and a heart(s) breaking finale that will leave you in tears unless you're a Cyberman.

Final Report: This is my favorite season of my favorite show of all time. Enough said.