Doctor Who 1995 Survey ResultsBy Paul Scoones & Rochelle ThickpennyThis has been the first ever comprehensive survey of TSV readers' likes and dislikes concerning Doctor Who. Publications such as Doctor Who Magazine and Data Extract (the newsletter of the Australian Doctor Who Fan Club) conduct regular surveys of this nature, but never before has TSV surveyed its readers across all eras of Doctor Who. The results are calculated from a total of 66 returns. FAVOURITE DOCTOR
Tom Baker seems to define the role of the Doctor for many fans and casual viewers alike, so it comes as no surprise to find that his Doctor is the clear favourite of TSV readers. The Seventh Doctor Era Survey held in 1990-91 (see TSV 23) also polled TSV readers on their favourite Doctors, and the order remains largely unchanged except that McCoy was voted second favourite but has now slipped back to fourth place. Although British fandom has recently reappraised Colin Baker's Doctor, in NZ at least he remains the least popular. Eleven readers voted in the 'Love them all' category. FAVOURITE COMPANION
No great surprises here. Ace is far and away the most popular companion with Sarah Jane also scoring highly. Bernice Summerfield, a character who has only ever appeared in the New Adventures and DWM comic strips, clearly has a strong following judging by the fourth equal placing with Tegan. FAVOURITE MONSTER / VILLAIN
FAVOURITE STORIES
It is a little surprising in light of Sylvester McCoy's low placing in the favourite Doctor category that two of his stories are ranked first and second by a large margin. LEAST-LIKED STORIES
Note that every story in the top eight comes from the Sylvester McCoy and Colin Baker eras. It is perhaps indicative of just how variable the McCoy era is that stories made just a year or two apart and starring the same Doctor can top the favourite and least liked story charts. FAVOURITE NEW OR MISSING ADVENTURES NOVEL
Given that it was the first ever New Adventures novel released in NZ it is perhaps unsurprising that Timewyrm: Exodus tops the chart. LEAST-LIKED NEW OR MISSING ADVENTURES NOVEL
Time's Crucible is clearly a controversial New Adventure judging by its high placing on both charts. WILL THE SHOW EVER RETURN TO PRODUCTION?
A slight majority are convinced that Doctor Who will return to production. Daniel Spragg does not think it will return but says 'we can always hope.' Liz Comery is among those who are undecided: 'I hope so if the programme's history isn't ignored'; and Kristin Zindel feels 'there are too many conflicting reports and indecisions.' David Ronayne says yes, but adds that when it does it will be 'not as a series and probably not made by the BBC.' Edwin Patterson feels 'very confident' that the show will return and Gary Gillatt says: 'No doubt.' This item appeared in TSV 44 (June 1995). | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||