Doctor Who was something I watched only occasionally as a child. I'm not really sure why. I suspect one TV, four channels and six people had something to do with it.
When new Doctor Who started in 2005, I made the decision to hold off watching it til I ran through all the old episodes. I eventually started doing just that, a year or so ago, and from time to time continue on from where I left off. I still have quite a way to go.
So I made the decision recently to watch in parallel. Continue with the old Who, and start on the new Who. I also decided to do my research, to find the viewing order for each of these series, specials, spinoffs, and mini-episodes.
I figured it would be quite easy. Surely in fandom someone would have sat down and worked out an easy-to-read viewing order for every single piece of Who that has been shown. Well if they have, I've yet to find it.
I found several where fans have constructed an order for the bits they want to include. Some were very detailed indeed. But I wanted a simple plan. I wanted one where I could, for the most part, switch between entire series of Torchwood, K-9, Sarah Jane and Doctor Who rather than alternating single episodes. And so I've started constructing the order I plan to watch them in. I still have some work to do on my order for old Who.
On the menu to the right is a Doctor Who tab. You'll find my viewing order there. It is a work in progress, as I'm sure I've missed bits.
Oh, and for an Whovian experts out there, I would appreciate any ideas, comments or inclusions.
Sources:
http://feelinglistless.blogspot.com.au/2013/07/a-viewing-order-for-all-episodes-in.html
http://screenrant.com/doctor-who-viewing-guide-episode-list/
http://wibblywobbly-timeywimeystuff.blogspot.com.au/2012/12/doctor-who-torchwood-viewing-order.html
http://scifi.stackexchange.com/questions/46562/what-s-the-viewing-order-for-new-doctor-who-episodes-and-minisodes
http://rothwell.im/etc/doctor-who/
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