Animus (The Web Planet)

Arcturus (The Curse of Peladon)

Axos (The Claws of Axos)

Azal (The Dæmons)

Azaxyr (The Monster of Peladon)

Bennett (The Rescue)

Black Guardian (The Armageddon Factor)

Borad (Timelash)

Borusa (The Deadly Assassin)

BOSS (The Green Death)

Broton and the Zygons (Terror of the Zygons)

Captain Rack (Enlightenment)

Captain Samuel Pike (The Smugglers)

Catherine de Medici and the Abbot of Ambrose (The Massacre)

Celestial Toymaker (The Celestial Toymaker)

Cessair and the Ogri (The Stones of Blood)

Chameleons (The Faceless Ones)

Cheetah People (Survival)

Chessene and Shockeye (The Two Doctors)

City Administrator (The Sensorites)

Colbert (The Reign of Terror)

Commander Lytton (Resurrection of the Daleks)

Count Grendel (The Androids of Tara)

Cybermen (The Tenth Planet)

Daleks (The Daleks)

Davros (Genesis of the Daleks)

De Flores (Silver Nemesis)

Destroyer (Battlefield)

Dolland (Trial of a Timelord)

Dominators and Quarks (The Dominators)

Drashigs (Carnival of Monsters)

Eckersley (The Monster of Peladon)

El Akir (The Crusade)

Elders (The Savages)

Eldrad (The Hand of Fear)

Eric Klieg, Kaftan and Toberman (The Tomb of the Cybermen)

Fendahl (Image of the Fendahl)

Fenric (The Curse of Fenric)

Forester (Planet of Giants)

Gavrok and the Bannermen (Delta and the Bannermen)

Gelth (The Unquiet Dead)

General Carrington (The Ambassadors of Death)

George Cranleigh (Black Orchid)

Gods of Ragnarok (The Greatest Show in the Galaxy)

Goth (The Deadly Assassin)

Graff Vynda-K (The Ribos Operation)

Gravis and the Tractators (Frontios)

Great Intelligence and the Yeti (The Abominable Snowmen)

Grey and Captain Trask (The Highlanders)

Harrison Chase and Scorby (The Seeds of Doom)

Helen A and Fifi (The Happiness Patrol)

Henry van Statten (Dalek)

Hepesh (The Curse of Peladon)

Ice Warriors (The Ice Warriors)

Interplanetry Mining Corporation (Colony in Space)

Jagrafess and the Editor (The Long Game)

Johnny Ringo and the Clantons (The Gunfighters)

Josiah Samuel Smith (Ghost Light)

Kal (An Unearthly Child)

Kalik (Carnival of Monsters)

Kandy Man (The Happiness Patrol)

Kane (Dragonfire)

Kroagnon (Paradise Towers)

Kronos (    The Time Monster)

Krotons (The Krotons)

Krynoid (The Seeds of Doom)

Lady Adrasta and the Huntsman (The Creature from the Pit)

Lady Cassandra (The End of the World)

Lady Peinforte (Silver Nemesis)

Light (Ghost Light)

Linx (The Time Warrior)

Lobos and the Moroks (The Space Museum)

Maaga and the Drahvins (Galaxy Four)

Macra (The Macra Terror)

Magnus Greel (The Talons of Weng-Chiang)

Malus (The Awakening)

Mandragora Helix (Masque of Mandragora)

Mandrels (Nightmare of Eden)

Mara (Kinda)

Marshmen (Full Circle)

Master of the Land of Fiction (The Mind Robber)

Maurice Caven (The Space Pirates)

Mavic Chen (The Daleks' Master Plan)

Meddling Monk (The Time Meddler)

Meglos (Meglos)

Mehendri Solon (The Brain of Morbius)

Mestor (The Twin Dilemma)

Monarch (Four to Doomsday)

Monoids (The Ark)

Morbius (The Brain of Morbius)

Morgaine and Mordred (Battlefield)

Morgus (The Caves of Androzani)

Movellans (Destiny of the Daleks)

Nero (The Romans)

Nimon (The Horns of Nimon)

Nucleus (The Invisible Enemy)

Ogrons (Day of the Daleks)

Omega (The Three Doctors)

Oracle (Underworld)

Pangrol (The Leisure Hive)

Parasite (The Mind of Evil)

Professor Zaroff (The Underwater Menace)

Rorvik (Warriors' Gate)

Rutan scout (Horror of Fang Rock)

Sabalom Glitz (Trial of a Timelord)

Salamander (The Enemy of the World)

Scaroth (City of Death)

Scientific Reform Society (Robot)

Sea Devils (Warriors of the Deep)

Seas Devils (The Sea Devils)

Shadow (The Armageddon Factor)

Sharaz Jek (The Caves of Androzani)

Sil (Vengence on Varos)

Silurians (Warriors of the Deep)

Sir Charles Grover and Professor Whittaker (Invasion of the Dinosaurs)

Skagra (Shada)

Slitheen (Aliens of London)

Soldeed (The Horns of Nimon)

Stahlman (Inferno)

Styggron and the Kraals (The Andriod Invasion)

Styre (The Sontaran Experiment)

Sutekh the Destroyer (Pyramids of Mars)

Taren Capel (The Robots of Death)

Tegana (Marco Polo)

Terileptils (The Visitation)

Thawn (The Power of Kroll)

The Captain and Queen Xanxia (The Pirate Planet)

The Great One and the Spiders (Planet of the Spiders)

The Great Vampire (State of Decay)

The Marshal (The Mutants)

The Master (Terror of the Autons)

The Nestene and the Autons (Spearhead from Space)

The Rani (Mark of the Rani)

The West Lodge (The Leisure Hive)

Theodore Maxtible (The Evil of the Daleks)

Tlotoxl (The Aztecs)

Tobias Vaughn (The Invasion)

Tryst (Nightmare of Eden)

Usurians (The Sunmakers)

Valeyard (Trial of a Time Lord)

Vardans (The Invasion of Time)

Vervoids (Trial of a Timelord)

War Chief (The War Games)

War Lords (The War Games)

Weed (Fury from the Deep)

Wirrn (The Ark in Space)

WOTAN (The War Machines)

Xoanon (The Face of Evil)

Yartek and the Voord (The Keys of Marinus)

Young Silurian (Doctor Who and the Silurians)

Method was to start with a villains list, then go through in broadcast order weeding out all the individual Ice Warriors and Sontarans (who really aren't that interesting apart from Azaxyr) and pairing some weaker villains with their evil accomplices. And adding obscure ones. Television villains only, and that's ones which have been broadcast in Australia (and Mavic Chen). Identified by first story in which they appeared (although as with the Black Guardian it's debatable). You may not find your favourite, or indeed say an anti-hero rather than true villain has been included. Feel free to imagine these in as violent a combat as you wish--they are the bad guys!



Animus vs Arcturus.

OK, Animus tries it's mind control on Arcturus, a hatch opens on the front of his life support and ZAP! we get fried spider.



Axos vs Azal.

I found Azal to be very terrifying.  He helped create the mood in The Daemons, and made it the classic it is.



The Axons were reasonable, although I found them to be rather sympathetic villains than truly evil.



Azal wins it.

Yep, Axos says "Have some miracle element, Axonite--" and cease to exist!



Azaxyr vs Bennett.

Unfortunately, I cant comment on Bennett, as I havent seen The Resuce.



So by default Azaxyr wins.  Although I still don't like Monster of Peladon at all.

Bennett was pretty good for the sory he was in, but I suspect Koquillon isn't much chop against an Ice Lord...



Wearing the Didoan equivelant of a dress uniform and armed with what equates to a power tool might be impressive against some unsuspecting crash survivors, but versus that sonic disrupter/alfoil effect...brrr...Azaxyr wins.



Black Guardian vs the Borad.

I'll go for The Black Guardian, as I thought he was a very menacing and sinister villain - well at least in the Key to Time season!  The actor who played him was great.



I dislike most anything connected with Timelash, so the Borad lose.

Yes, the Borad sits in his chair of evil, and pushes his lever of evil down. A ray of evil emerges, enveloping the Black Guardian.He flashes in negative, and does whatever it was he did to make Turlough hurt lots before killing him. Then ten minutes later he does it to the Borad's real self.



I've been wondering what happens when the Skarasen meets up with the Borad. Is it love at first sight, with Borad saying "Look...we're just good friends..."?



BOSS vs Broton and the Zygons.

The Zygons will always be one of my favourite villains, they were fantastic.  The acting by John Woodnutt was briliant in it.



They were one villains that I wished had returned.  They were one of the definitive monsters of the Baker era.

...only somewhat lessened by the visable microphone...



I can see the meeting between BOSS and Broton...



BOSS: Stephens...Stephens...

(Broton unplugs it)



Captain Rack vs Captain Pike.

I think Ive seen bits of the Smugglers with Captain Pike in it, he looked quite menacing for sure.



But I'll pick Captain Rack, as Enlightment is one of my fave 5th Dr stories, and Ive seen it more often.

If nothing else she'll out pantomime him. Puss in boots at ten paces!



Catherine de Medici and the Abbot of Ambrose vs the Celestial Toymaker.

The Celestial Toymaker without doubt.



The one remaining episode with him in it, is a good one, and such a pity that the others are lost.



Would have been interesting had The Nightmare Fair gone ahead in the original Season 23

No contest--Catherine and the Abbot plot to evilly kill some Protestants, and then turn into dolls. Hmm.



Cessair and the Ogri vs Chameleons.

Chameleons win this round.



I was quite impressed with the episodes of The Faceless Ones that I saw, and thought they projected a lot of genuine menace.



I can hardly remember the villains in Stones of Blood, which just about says it all really.

Cessair always came across to me as if David Fisher had a bad experience with a feminist--but the story itself is crammed with interesting ideas.



The Chameleons take Cessair and duplicate her, and the Ogri become their agents of stony blood drinking evil!



Cheetah People  vs Chessene and Shockeye.

Chessnee and Shockeye were great characters, done very much in the Robert Holmes style.



Whilst I didnt like The Two Doctors overall, I thought the story had a lot of charm and wit in it.



Plus, seeing Jaqueline Pierce finally enter the Dr Who universe was great!!

I suspect that wearing fabulous gowns wouldn't bear much on being run down by a horse, so i'm giving it to the kitty cats...

Oh, this is good--



City Administrator vs Colbert!

I'll go for Colbert, as he sounded like quite evil. 



I cant comment on the Sensorites as I havent seen it.