Continuation of part one of my series 1 review.

Father's Day
This episode had it all. It managed to get exactly the right balance between emotion, fear, characterisation, relationships, and the concept of time. The Doctor and Rose's friendship was tested, but they came out of it stronger than ever. The scenes between Rose and her dad were heart-wrenching, and so was the moment when Jackie realised that Rose was 'her' Rose. The end scene where Pete dies in his daughter's arms is utterly tearful.
Ranking: 10/10

The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances
This two-parter was easily better than the Slitheen...

Back in 2006, my friend Joseph talked me into watching this amazing television show that we like to call, ‘Doctor Who’, well that’s actually its name and that’s why we call it that title. Anyway, after the success that was ‘Rose’, the BBC commissioned series 2 for the following year. After the series 1 finale, Christopher Ecclestone regenerated into the fan favourite, the Tenth Doctor played by David Tennant. Obviously at the end of series 1, we knew that David Tennant would star as the Doctor and Billie Piper would return as Rose Tyler.

[Note: This list does not feature ‘The Christmas...