It was a really beautiful scene, for me that regeneration scene was actually RTD's best work on the show. It was note perfect, especially the final words, because while there was sadness it also made you smile.

It goes back to expectation, as Crazzy was saying. For me, the final episode of Logopolis was what got me into Doctor Who. I had seen brief bits of previous stories with Tom Baker in so therefore I watched it sort of not really knowing it was his last episode until the end of it. I didn't have that attachment to make a judgement at the time.

Having watched it again lots of times since it first came out on Video/DVD I still enjoy it for what it is, yes, maybe as you say it could have been better but I still enjoy watching it nonetheless.

I don't dislike the story as a whole, it's just that last bit doesn't work for me.

Also the rather comic cut away to the companions as he falls as they all look downwards at the same moment makes me laugh and breaks any drama created!

For me the Davison/Colin Baker regeneration was probably about the best.

Only watched since 2005 Tennant had the best regeneration scene but Ecclestones last words were awesome.

I also liked the music with 9 - a gentle build up through the regeneration itself. The OTT music from EoT has actually made me feel very "get on with it..."

I think Hartnell's speech about no tears and no regrets should apply to future regenerarions....

Christopher Eccleston's had to be the best. Absolutely loved it and the "Where were we?..... Oh yeah Barcelona!" From David Tennant. Brilliant.

I know it's very early to say but the way Matt Smith's Doctor has been portrayed thus far I feel that his Doctor shouldn't go out dramatically like DT did but should go out on a up lifting tone possibly with his Action theme in the background (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fdejh3Ygw3U) not that I don't like DT's exit I just don't think it would MS's doctor (well the doctor we have seen so far)

Logopolis was the best set up. I just love the way it's all so "normal".

However PD's regen was very well done. Peri's breasts though do tend to over shadow it...

Have to say Colin Baker's first words were excellent.

I don't know why they didn't do it like that, might have been better.

Not sure, definitely not a Classic series one, but then I haven't seen them all.
There's something about the new style that makes me a bit hot, anyway moving quickly on.

I know that he knew his end was nigh.....but just letting go like that didn't add gravitas for me...if felt like he had enough and was giving up...which wasn't in his character. I mean even though I haven't seen it, I know why Hartnell regenerates....for him his body giving up makes sense....but for the fourth Doctor, just letting go doesn't. If the Master had at least just pushed him, it would have made it that easier to accept.

Thye didn't do it, because David didn't feel it was right for his character....he felt that having a breakdown like that would have taken away any remaining diginty and that last bit of honour. They did three takes, and David asked for the one with with the less emotions....I can imagine it that if it had been completely down to David...we may not even seen a him shed a tear at all....

My favourite is Doc8 to Doc9 because it is only in my imagination.

Only joking. Actually I really like 7 to 8 because you see the face morph from one to the other. I'm not keen on the big orange fire in the new series regenerations. I prefer the slower focus on the face. 4 to 5 was good.

I also think 1 to 2 looks pretty good, dated but imagine how cool that was back in the day.

I think 1 to 2 is one of the best, considering the lack of special effects they had back then it looks fantastic.

Thank god for Biddy Baxter....

Best Part of PD's regeneration, even he thinks so!!!!!!