Underrated Monsters and Villains

Or a Raxocoricofalapatorian (sp?) of another family as a companion? I can imagine the Doctor constantly having to tell people "Don't panic, she's a Glutherween, not a Slitheen!"

The Matt Smith story "Rings of Akhaten" doesn't get a lot of love, but I do really like the multi-species civilisation it's set in. All these aliens just going about their business in the marketplace, like we're on Tatooine or something.... I think it's a shame they didn't re-use some of those character designs to populate the Whoniverse with ordinary-Joe aliens.
hey Fiberglass how are you :)

I love Rings of Akhaten, its a nice cheery episode to come back to now and again with fun and hi-jinks and a sweet message :)

I love that we see all these different aliens, happy together and the culture like you say, the song is beautiful and its just nice when The Doctor and Clara were going round the market trying weird blue fruit and alien scooters haha :)

Its like Rings of Akhaten is a bigger look at that bar scene with all those aliens and Captain Jack smiling back at The Doctor :) everyone is happy and peaceful and we see aliens at a bar but their version, plus its nice to see a Raxacoricofallapatorian member there being peaceful :)

Maybe the Raxacoricofallapatorian could be in disguise when The Doctor has other companies especially humans on board and it can be used humorously or creepy that the Raxacoricofallapatorian has lots of skin suits and hand, well arm and leg too haha :)

Regards - Declan Sargent
 
The Toclafane. A really nasty concept: an army of giggling psychopathic cyborgs who are basically just severed heads inside heavily armed drones. It seems like the kind of thing that might emerge again through parallel evolution, like Cybermen.

The Vashta Nerada: carnivourous shadows. Surprised they haven't been back, their story was so good.

The Krynoid. Revenge of the plants!

I loved the Toclafane, they were a really morbid and twisted idea, creatively shockingly bleak.
 
I haven't watched the final Flux episode yet but think The Ravagers have been a highlight of the current series. They may be underrated in time (no pun intended) given the current series isn't up there with the best of modern Doctor Who.
 
Yeah, I also think it's time the Timelord revisits the butterfly people

There's quite a number of old who being and create they could reimagine . One that come to mind The Mechanioids, one the greatest nemesis's of the Daleks.
 
There's quite a number of old who being and create they could reimagine . One that come to mind The Mechanioids, one the greatest nemesis's of the Daleks.
What about the Krotons? I heard somewhere they were supposed to be floating crystaline beings, but the budget couldn't cope with the vision and we ended up with boxes on legs.
 

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