Who are you? A Trekie, or a Whovie. The ultimate debate.

You're all posers....I've been watching Doctor Who since 1975.....Tom Baker IS my Doctor. That was when it was a toss up to who was hotter....Sa

rah Jane Smith or Romana II

Of course Ace was pretty hot during the Sylvester McCoy years...

Hey, no hatin'! I wasn't born in 1975 Don't hold that against me. I cut my teeth on ST:TNG, went on to watch the others (including TOS) and Doctor Who (yes, some of the original too!).

Edited to say, but not limited to those. Loved Firefly, BSG, and so many others! Never felt the Star Wars love, though my husband tried.

Trekkie (TOS). Tried Dr Who a few times, but it just didn't appeal to me.

You're all posers....I've been watching Doctor Who since 1975.....Tom Baker IS my Doctor.

I agree....but I also liked Jon Pertwee. I've been watching since 1970.

Whovian! And Christopher Eccleston will always be my Doctor.

Trekkie, all the way!

Trekkie (TOS). Tried Dr Who a few times, but it just didn't appeal to me.

same here, it was like... :huh:

Whovie here! And yes, David Tennant is my doctor

Allons-y!

trekkie before I got into Dr. Who, definitely David Tennant for me too

All of them... I love Spock, Kirk, etc and I love Tom Baker and David T. My husband's fave is Tom Baker.

My favorite companion is Billie Piper as Rose but I have not seen all the companions yet!

Wait, there's a choice that needs to be made?

I have watched every single Doctor Who episode, starting with William Hartnell in "An Unearthly Child" and concluding with the latest Matt Smith season. Twice. In some cases for particularly good or memorable episodes, many times. Including every single reconstruction done from the preserved audiotapes and set stills for those episodes lost in the BBC archive files that are permanently lost. And the various animated series developed over the years. Plus the spinoff series "Torchwood". I'm a practical walking encyclopedia of Whovianism. I have met and shaken the hand of one of the actors (Sylvester McCoy), and been mistaken for one at a convention. I have a decent collection of spinoff novels in my collection. It's a fun universe that offers a lot of imaginative possibilities.

I have also watched every single thing in the Star Trek universe and amassed a collection of several hundred spinoff novels. While my fascination with Trek does not run as deep as Who, I still find the universe interesting and a foundation for a lot of fascinating creative works.

I don't understand the "debate". Both are fictional launchpads for frequently great (and occasionally awful) stories.

Love 'em both. Picard was totally the man, but then I met the Doctor, and life has never been the same. And surprisingly, I can honestly say that Matt Smith is my current favorite. I thought I would hate him, but I'm finding his manic personality both childlike and dangerous, which just kinda works.

Whovian here ("Whovie" is a new one on me...)! Caught a few of the original series when I was little (way back in the early 80s) and had no idea what was going on. Started watching the new series at the beginning of Matt Smith's reign, and quickly caught up with the rest of it. Matt Smith is still my favorite though He has a lot of heart.

I grew up watching Star Trek (TOS and TNG, and later DS9) and loved it but wouldn't call myself a Trekkie or a Trekker.

I have to admit, I've never watched Dr. Who. I am however a big fan of Star Trek. I am in LOVE with Captain Picard

both..started with tom baker and william shatner

catching up on dr who on netflix now...just about finished with season two. i watch eposides while doing the ellipitical sometimes makes it easy to log 40 minutes

now with all that said i know its the wrong theme but i have to make a shout out to sherlock

I was 12 years old when I went to my first Dr. Who convention. I bought a Tom Baker poster, button and the pattern for how to make that nifty scarf he wore!