Doctor Who started way back in 1963, with William Hartnell playing the Doctor! And his performance must have been so strong as we as a whole are still obsessed with this gripping programme, 44 years later!
In the 21st Century, we have met two new Doctors. The 9th Doctor was played by Chris Eccleston, a cheeky chap. But at the end of Series 1, the Doctor regenerated, and introduced us to our latest 10th Doctor, David Tennant! His battles were accompanied by his latest companion, Rose Tyler, played by Billie Piper. In this second series of the phenomenal show, together they embark on thirteen teriffic adventures, and they have invited us along with them...

This was actually the first episode of Doctor Who I watched, and I can certainly say it opened my eyes to a whole new aspect of television. Never had I seen a show like this which combined such strong emotions and relationships, but could squeeze in comedy too! And David's "I Dont Know!" when he mocked the Sycorax was hilarious! A great episode for Christmas Day!

This is by far one of my favourite episodes from Series 2. The sheer giddiness of Rose in the beginning is laughable, and I found all those patients with different diseases fascinating, along with the technical and medichal terms! Zoe Wannamaker was fabulous in this too!

When i first watched this episode, I did not like it. Then I watched it again, and now I absolutely love it! My love for History has helped me to connect with this episode too! And when Rose was trying to get Queen Victoria to say "I am not amused!", I certainly WAS amused! Also, werewolves scare me so...!

This episode really cheered me up after several dull episodes before it. It is quick, sharp and different. I mean, it's not every day the Doctor is about to get sucked into a black hole! The Ood really made me laugh too!

I'd say the way this story unravelled is amazing! It didn't drag, and Possessed Toby was so freaky! The Greenscreen acting and computer graphics of the Beast scenes were phenomenal!

ArmyOfGhosts/Doomsday. These have to be the worst episodes to be made. Ever. But they did give Billie a superb send-off. "Earth. This was where I was born. And this is where I died." Those beautiful words at the beginning were beautiful. When we first saw the Cybermen return, I really thought things could not get worse. Things had hit the bottom. That was the end. But then we saw the Daleks. I let out the biggest squeel. I could not believe it. Now, things most definitely could not get any worse. But again I was wrong. When Rose let go of the Magna Clamp, I was literally screaming at the TV, and the words I screamed to Billie were kind of horrid! I could not believe it! I think as soon as the episodes hit the Doomsday part, I cry all the way through it. When it is over, I look a complete mess! My eyes are sore and red, and my mascara is running down my cheeks! (really should invest in waterproof!) I think one scene that hits me quite a lot is when Doctor and Rose are pressed against both sides of the wall. It is magical. I was watching Confidentail and Russell said that little children were loving being scared by the horrid monsters, but when they saw that scene where they were separated, that was a totally different type of 'scare' and they did not like it. And Russell is right. Being scared by the Ood or the Sycorax - that is thrilling. But this, this makes you depressed and releases perhaps a bit too much emotion! So much talent was put into this, and a great performance from Tracy-Ann Oberman too (Yvonne). Watching this episode now is quite weird too as when I look at Adeola (Freema Agyeman) I instatly see Martha in her! Slightly confusing...!

--Billie Piper--
This being Billie's second series, you'd think she'd given all she had to give. But this girl is spectacular, an inspiration to all. Young and blonde, she is the perfect companion for the Doctor. She may not have the brains, but she has a logic brain. She knows what is right and what is wrong! Rose suits Billie's face, and vice versa. She is a wonderful role model for young girls everywhere (inc me!)