mizkit seeks guidance from me as to what classic Doctor Who she should watch. Also I am spurred into action by a post on the Dork Report commending Sarah Hadley for setting new standards in Doctor Who esoterica, and also commending my Ian Marter post from last weekend, "lest [Sarah's site] be too broad for the true Who anorak".Anyway, I don't feel my knowledge is as in-depth as some on my f-list (in particular, the likes of
doyle_sb4, who is surely the queen of Who in the city of my birth), so I'm just going to repeat links to places which I find useful as I explore the past of the show: - The Doctor Who dynamic rankings site - this was the one I meant to link to in my reply to mizkit, but screwed it up, which covers all the broadcast stories since 1963;
- The Doctor Who Ratings Guide, which carries reviews of almost all Who stuff, including most of the spinoff fiction;
- Outpost Gallifrey, which has a more generally fannish feel to it;
- and some interesting blog (or blog-like) posts:
- Alex Wilcock's introductory post, which surveys also the 2005 season in some detail;
- grahamsleight's assessment of the 2005 season, still one of the best pieces on that;
- scarletdemon's reminiscences of watching it all at the time of first broadcast;
- cassiphone's assessment, having watched all the old series repeated in Australia.
