However,not allDoctor Whoactorswere given the material their talent deserves.
While the writing elevated some performances, others were trapped in circumstances beyond their control.
Unfortunately, the Sixth Doctors tenure coincided with a turbulent time forDoctor Who, both on and off-screen.
The writing during Bakers era often felt inconsistent, plagued by overly complicated plots and lackluster villains.
These issues hindered the characters development, andBakers Sixth Doctornever received the arc that could have showcased his depth.
Paul McGanns Eighth Doctoris perhaps the greatest what if inDoctor Whohistory.
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Her Thirteenth Doctor embodied curiosity and optimism, offering a refreshing take on the character that resonated with many.
However, Whittakers era faced criticism similar to Bakers.
These stories gave the Sixth Doctor more nuanced material, allowing Baker to explore the complexity of his character.
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Like Baker,McGann found new life through Big Finish as well.
With hundreds of audio adventures under his belt, the Eighth Doctor blossomed into a richly developed character.
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