Doctor Who, Season 4

It was really good final season for the 10 th doctor or 11th if that's how you see it

Absolutely love doctor who, especially this series- one of my absolute favourites!

Didn't really find this season that scary, the scariest episode for me so far was the empty child from season 1! But Donna was a great companion and she was funny, and David was a great doctor! If I could I would buy this series and all of the others in an instant!

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No matter how many times I watch series 4, I'm always left somewhat underwhelmed. It has its good moments - The Fires of Pompeii/SIlence In The Library/Forest of the Dead - but there are too many weak episodes. The Doctor's Daughter, for example, is dreadful. I'd be if a little more forgiving if I could warm to Tennant and Tate. By series 4 he's hamming it up too much; she is simply too overbearing.

Best sci-fi show on tv but the itunes compression of this tv show is so bad i'm giving it 3 starts for the poor video quality if i'm going to invest in itunes i want a good video quality.

Can you please fix this iTunes I have been trying to download this for days and it says it's being modified what does this mean I need help!!!

Which ep is it where The doctor regenerated? ( but not into matt into him again wi the hand ) Not downloaded yet ya see

Loved this series and all series that David Tennant did Note how different this is to the new 'Doctor Who' if you can call it that David Tennant is a phenomenal actor and the humor was done just right. Catherine Tate was fabulous The plots are fantastic and realistic unlike the stupidity that is Doctor Who these days Matt Smith watch and learn!!

Initially I was a bit skittish when Catherine Tate returned as Donna Noble because I wondered whether she could hold her own as a truly dramatic heroine opposite many people's favourite Doctor. Yet, for me, Donna Noble is the most endearing heroine sofar in the series: one of life's girl-next-door underdogs made good as she journeys to save the universe from the resurgent Daleks before being tragically forced to forget how great she truly was. The twist at the end was the most poignant denouement. After the heart-breaking unrequited love of Donna's predecessor, Dr. Martha Jones, it was a relief to unburden the show of all that romance stuff and just have two mates on a jolly good romp in time and space. Yet the returning characters in this series made for a terrific ensemble cast and great continuity throughout the story with the previous seasons. It was phenomenal to see so many familiar faces return by the finale to make it feel like a truly inclusive Doctor Who family. Catherine Tate was really able to lighten the mood occasionally in amongst the drama and emotion. This was a new reintroduction to the show of the Sontarans; Steven Moffat made us afraid of shadows this time; and we got to see the Tenth Doctor stuggling once again to gain the approval of his friend's mother! This series played nicely on the legend of Pompeii's disaster and the mystery surrounding Agatha Christie. My only real quibble was with the graphics in the finale: a bit flimsy! The show has done better in the new series, but you can't have everything.