Now that Matt Smith is no longer the Doctor....

[Gorn Captain]

What were your favorite episodes?

I feel that it's really hit and miss in his run (loved some, hated some), and there are a couple that really stand out, like the 50th Anniversary.

My favorite is Cold War.
Why? For so many reasons.
Matt Smith is at the top of his game in this one. It's one home-run after another, and he is so funny at times.
I love the Ice Warriors, and finally they are back. I like the idea of the exo-suit, it explains a lot about the design of the original Ice Warriors as well, that you see the lower jaw moving inside, stuff like that.
I hope they come back, and maybe even as allies to the Doctor. How about Ice Warriors vs Cybermen?

The directing, editing, SPFX, lighting in this ep is so good, that many feature films can only dream of looking so good. I loved the use of colors, very vibrant.

This was for me the best Doctor Who mini-epic in the Smith era. When it's on TV, I can't help but watch it again.
Oh, and it had David Warner. The cherry on the cake.

Any thoughts?

[Mikey]

Hmmmm,

Day of the Doctor --- (mostly likely my favorite story of the new series since 2005)

The Angels Take Manhattan --- being from the East Coast it was nice to see Doctor Who so close

Cold War --- two words, Ice Warriors

The Doctor's Wife --- Fun story

The Beast Below --- No reason, just thought it was ok

[Bruce Banner]

Cold War, Victory of the Daleks, Day of the Doctor, Asylum of the Daleks, plus a few others.

Overall, I ended up liking Smith in the role more than Eccleston and Tennant.

[johnnystorm]

Victory of the Daleks, the Lodger, the Girl Who Waited, The Asylum of the Daleks, Doctors Wife , Crimson Horror

[Gorn Captain]

Some really good ones there.
Asylum of the Daleks (great concept).
The Doctor's Wife (finally we learn more about the Tardis).

[Mikey]

I love Smith as The Doctor but i'm not crazy about 98% of his stories --- weird

[LadyZod]

I enjoyed quite a few of Matt Smith's episodes.

I liked "The Pandorica Opens/The Big Bang" mostly due to the very Back to the Future II vibe.

Anything with the Weeping Angels always is enjoyable, since the very first episode I saw in the modern Whoverse happened to be "Blink"

And though it had many faults, I did enjoy "Let's Kill Hitler" mostly for Rory's reaction once they stick Hitler in a cupboard. Also, having to deal with Ms. "Spoilers!" for so long, I was finally glad to see what the "Spoilers!" were.