Hey guys doctor who is my favourite show perfect for the whole family but sometime th doctor has his snogs and flirts

I love Doctor Who! It's clever, funny, exciting, and mostly clean. However, it's a niche thing; you either hate it or love it. I'm very difficult to please when it comes to entertainment because I have high standards for morals and for quality, but love this show. Still, I'm a geek, others might not like it as much even though it is very good quality. Most all of the shows are brilliantly clever, well plotted, and deep. This is probably one of the only shows on which shows that there are consequences for actions and has solid role models. And they're not just role models- they're people like us. Believable. They don't always do the right thing, but they almost always learn a lesson when they don't. But more than that, there are rich, complex themes to mull over and dwell on, and ethical tangles where you have to think through the grey areas. What would I do if I were so-and-so? The show can be enjoyed passively, but is far, far, greater when you take time to think through it. Every show has laugh out loud moments and tender, sad times. I've cried in numerous episodes, which is saying a whole lot for me! The situations which come up may be "unrealistic", set on a planet far away with a mad man and his box, but at the heart of it, there are truths and realities which every one of us can relate to. The characters really grow on you, because they are so realistic. I approved this for ages twelve and up. Some younger kids may be able to watch it, but the episodes are very scary. I was a sensitive child who would have been scarred for life had I watched these as a kid. However, some kids can handle it. It all depends. Violence isn’t a big deal. There’s nothing remotely gory, just scary monsters. One thing which delights me is that the Doctor doesn’t use force and weapons to save the day, he uses his wit. This makes the shows cleaner, more interesting, and more ethical. In the shows, there are a handful of words which I don't approve of, and God's name is taken in vain, but there are no plug-your-ears-and-run-for-the-hills moments. Sex is an issue to be considered. While there is nothing remotely explicit, there are some innuendos. While they're not so bad that I feel affronted, they're the kind of thing where some naive, unsuspecting kid might quote something inappropriate and have no clue. As another reviewer said, they're no worse than what you would hear on the school bus. And sometimes... they're actually kind of FUNNY, as much as it gals me to admit it. Also, some females dress in a revealing way. However, you’d be confronted with far worse images just by taking your kids shopping at the mall, so I don’t feel that it’s such a big deal. I wouldn’t dress that way, but it’s not a major turn-off because it isn’t worse than anything someone might be wearing at the grocery store. All in all, Doctor Who is a delightful, brilliant, funny, and overall enjoyable show with surprisingly decent content.

This is a great show. Probably my favorite. It's a good family show too.

BBC's "Doctor Who" is one of my favorite shows, and for alot of reasons. It follows the adventures of "The Doctor", an alien travelling in a time machine called the "TARDIS". The show is action packed, with suspenseful plots and horrible alien monsters, but usually the Doctor will usually come up with a solution or invent something rather then confront it with violence, despite the overeagerness of the Human organizations "Torchwood" and "UNIT" The Doctor himself is actually one of the scarier characters, as we know his race was wiped out in a war with the Daleks, the war ended by the Doctor himself. No Time Lords survived. This shows some of the deeper themes of the show, and it often explores other moral issues as the Doctor goes up against the next alien or monster. Overall, a dazzling show with witty characters, great monsters and an simple, yet engrossing plot. And if I had my own TARDIS, I'd probaly go....World War Two...the Sixties.....and of course, whenever we get Mar's. Hope I dont see any Daleks D:

I love the show's creativity and originality but i think many kids would be confused because of the technological stuff and sometimes even I get confused as to what's going on

i love this show my dad told me about it because he loved it as a kid and i am so dissopionted that netflix only has up to the forth season

love it ive benn whatchich it sine the siries on so i was about 4 or five. 4 might be to young but five is fine if there only five then i surrgest you watch it with them untill there about 7-8 just because somtimes they can be qutie scary like siries 3 the weeping angel one the worst sex relatd thing is snoging so you dont need to worry about that!!!!!!!

This show is perfect for the the younger boys (and girls) who love a bit of action and adventure. There is some moments(as the Weeping Angels and the Vashta Nerada) where your child may get a little frighened. But overall this is a great show.

Doctor Who is and still remains my favourite TV show. At the age of 8, I tuned in to the first series when the show relaunched in March 2005 with Christopher Eccleston starring as the Doctor and his companion, Rose Tyler played by Billie Piper. The show is about good vs evil and there are 13 episodes in a series. It airs around 6.00pm to 7.00pm on BBC1 every Saturday which implies the viewing time is suitable for younger children. The Doctor is a time-lord and the last of his kind. He battles evil monsters such as daleks and cyberman - which most families know as iconic villains in the history of british television. Aswell as spooky story arcs hinting shocks and surprises throughout the 6 series that the relaunched show from 2005 has been running from, and the different creative stories every week, the show has everything. Doctor Who is not only a story of Sci-Fi, Time Travel and a battle between good and evil, it is a story of emotions and romance. Some stories are darker than others and many of the monsters in the series are very frightening, I can remember. Despite this, if you haven't yet discovered Doctor Who, buy the series 1 boxset and snuggle up on the sofa with the kids to enjoy the everlasting, legendary story.