Mawdryn Undead. This is the sort of story Moffat would write.

It's been so long since I've seen any of these that I only have vague memories of them. I voted for Enlightenment as that's one with many imaginative concepts I remember - strange Immortal super-beings, yachts floating through space. Great stuff!

I remember Kinda and Snakedance as being particularly strong once you got past the dodgy snake effect.

The Five Doctors was very memorable. It was great to see all the old faces and I've probably watched that one the most times.

I also enjoyed Planet of Fire. I'd recently been to Lanzarote so the location struck a chord and, of course, it had Peri in a bikini. What more could you ask for

Ah I love it when these polls come round. There are always votes for ones you don't expect, it is always interesting to see the results.

Peter Davisons era is a strong one but it's always The Caves of Androzani, followed by Earthshock and Kinda. Such strength in depth this era for me, The Visitation, Black Orchid, Mawdryn Undead, Enlightenment, Castrovalva, The Awakening.

"Kinda" for me. It's one of the more surreal and creepy stories in the series. Anything that deals with otherworldly creatures like the Mara are a win for me.

If we were allowed to say audio stories, I'd say "Spare Parts". It's the story of how the Cybermen started, and it really tells you that there were just people. Nothing is sadder than a Cyberman crying.