The Mad Collector said:
I'm just enjoying them as they come out which makes for a pretty random viewing of the series. 
Sooner or later, I'll resume my marathon viewing. Hopefully, I'll get the next couple of Pertwee releases that I haven't watched yet on DVD (Terror of the Autons and Planet of the Spiders, although I have watched both on VHS), and watch them as well as The Ark, and then move onto the Baker era.
You know, out of the entire Hinchcliffe/Holmes era, I have only not watched one story? That was The Masque of Mandragora. Most of the others I haven't watched recently, but I have watched pretty much everything else in that era.
In the DVD releases so far for the first eleven seasons of Doctor Who, I've worked out that I have only seen about two-thirds of them before. I'd pretty much watched everything of Troughton's era that was intact (barring the surprisingly excellent The War Games, of which I had only seen part of, previously), but I had watched surprisingly little of Hartnell's era that is available, especially his first season. I had watched An Unearthly Child and The Aztecs, and that was it. Which was a pity, as The Edge of Destruction was as close to perfect as any story of that era could be. But then again, The Keys of Marinus was probably the crappiest Hartnell story, alongside the last three episodes of The Space Museum. Ugh.
