Rank the best British sci-fi shows ever — which one actually blew your mind?

From Tom Baker's scarf to Ncuti Gatwick's swagger, six decades of regeneration have divided fans as much as united them. Love it or loathe it, it's the backbone of British sci-fi.

Every episode makes you side-eye your phone for a week. Whether it peaked with the Channel 4 episodes or got even sharper on Netflix is a debate that ends friendships.

A slob, a hologram, a cat-man and a neurotic droid drifting through space. Somehow the cheap sets and dodgy CGI only made it more lovable.

Bright yellow, brutally violent and terrifyingly prescient about pandemics. Cancelled far too soon and still whispered about by people who know.

Nathan's monologues, orange jumpsuits, and community service gone cosmic. Grimy, filthy, and more honest about being young in Britain than any Marvel film managed.