A bubble of excitement surrounds the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who, now little over three months away from broadcast. For some it's because of the conclusion of the mystery surrounding John Hurt, for others it's a chance to celebrate the show and its epic history spanning five decades. But for a lot of people (and fans) it's because of the return of the Tenth Incarnation of the Time Lord, played by David Tennant in a fantastic five-year spell which cemented the revival in the upper tiers of modern British popular culture. Considering that Tennant is returning, against the 'logic' of the show, many people have begun to re-watch and reconnect with the episodes, right up from his first appearance to his final tear. I myself have recently purchased a lot of 'Who', and watching back through the Tenth Doctor's era, realize just how good, well written, and bizarre this incarnation actually was, and why he has stuck in the memory and even dislodged the ever-loved Tom Baker, in some peoples' minds, as the best-ever presentation of the character. It seems a good moment, therefore, to wind the clock back and present what I perceive to be the best episodes of an era which is slowly disappearing into the Time Vortex. Allons-y! (and warning: spoilers!)