Doctor Who: Ranking EVERY Series (Modern)

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In this video, we revisit an old tier list and rank each modern series of Doctor Who, including the newest addition. It's been three years since the last ranking, and we now have one more series to consider. As always, this is just my opinion, and I invite you to share your own thoughts and rankings in the comments or on Twitter at @crispyPro.

We start with Series One, which I consider to be an incredibly consistent and beautiful production. With standout episodes like "The Empty Child" and "The Doctor Dances," Christopher Eccleston's Doctor and Billy Piper's Rose make this series special. I place it in the top tier (S), as it deserves the celebration.

Moving on to Series Two, while David Tennant's Doctor was fantastic, I felt that some episodes, like "New Earth," didn't live up to expectations. However, episodes like "Tooth and Claw" were fun and memorable. Overall, it doesn't reach the same consistency as Series One, so I place it in the B tier for now.

Series Three is one of my favorites, mainly due to Martha Jones' fantastic portrayal as a companion. The three-part finale with the Master and standout episodes like "Blink" make this series a joy to watch. Although it doesn't surpass Series One in consistency, it comes close, and I place it in the A tier.

Series Four brings back Catherine Tate as Donna Noble, and her dynamic with the Doctor is brilliant. The Noble family dynamics and the epic two-part finale make this series a standout. It is as consistently good as Series One, so it deserves a spot in the S tier.

With the arrival of Matt Smith as the Eleventh Doctor, Series Five feels like a fairy tale. The series arc, including the crack in the wall, is expertly executed, and the performances of Matt Smith and Karen Gillan shine. It deserves its place in the S tier.

Series Six, the first series the viewer watched live, brings excitement and intrigue. The two-part opener and the exploration of River Song's storyline make it captivating, although some episodes aren't as strong. I place it in the B tier due to its inconsistencies.

Series Seven faced criticism, but I believe it had some cool episodes, including "Asylum of the Daleks." The second half introduced Clara and brought some fresh elements, although it wasn't as consistent as previous series. I place it in the B tier.

Peter Capaldi's Series Eight showcases his alien portrayal of the Doctor, and Clara's development shines. The series has some brilliant moments, including the two-part finale, which elevate it to the A tier.

Series Nine stands out with episodes like "Heaven Sent" and a strong two-part finale. However, some episodes didn't reach the same level. Overall, it doesn't surpass Series One in consistency, so I place it in the A tier.

Series Ten introduces Bill Potts and delivers a consistent series, but it lacks the highs of previous series. It lands in the B tier.

Series Eleven faced criticism for its lack of interconnected stories and character development. While refreshing, it didn't reach the same heights as previous series, so I place it in the C tier.

Series Twelve brought back a series arc and delivered exciting episodes, but it didn't hold up as strongly on rewatches. It finds its place in the C tier.

Doctor Who Flux, the pandemic-born series, takes risks and offers a refreshing experience. While not without flaws, I enjoyed it immensely and rank it as Jodie Whittaker's best series, placing it in the A tier.

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