Much like the original era of Doctor Who, the twenty-first century reboot of the nation's favourite sci-fi show has had its ups and downs over the past couple of decades. We've witnessed gold standard televisual storytelling and a bevy of bold ideas but also had to endure tediously labyrinthine series arcs and formulaic base-under-siege stories. Ahead of Ncuti Gatwa's first series as the Fifteenth Doctor, this list is a highly subjective countdown of the best that New Who has to offer, from time-travelling romps to spectacular space opera. 20 The Girl Who Waited Series 6. Written by Tom MacRae. Directed by Nick Hurran Series six may be where everything started to head south with the Moffat era but in amongst the tediously convoluted twists-within-twists and narrative befuddling series arcs the show was still capable of some proper human (and Time Lord) drama. Harking back to the stark storytelling and small casts of Who's earliest days, The Girl Who Waited puts A