Any Doctor Who fans here?
- Tip the Bottle
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Any Doctor Who fans here?
So who's you're favorite Who?
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Talk to me please.

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So glad to meet another Whovian! I was hoping that someone else would come along and help me revive the thread, yay! So, thoughts on Capaldi? Where are you in the series?
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You might have already noticed this, but I rewatched Day Of The Doctor after Matt's farewell, and remember his quote? "I'm going home the long way 'round." Moffat was hinting.
Trenzalore could be considered his 'home' as it's where his grave was. And the Doctor lived his life 'the long way' as he calls it. Gods Moffat is cruel.
And Capaldi? I'm going to have a grudge against him for a little while, but I'm sure we'll end up being great friends.
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Honestly, I thought that ever since Matt Smith took the role, the show's gone a bit downhill.Not because of Matt, I love Matt. More, I think, because of Moffat. While I love him and I think his writing is, mostly, fantastic, sometimes he breaks his own rules and what he does doesn't make sense. Also, I felt that the Doctor just became silly and a bit immature, and personally, I didn't like it. So I'm very excited for Capaldi, I think he'll be great. I heard that Moffat said that the new Doctor is going to be darker and less reliable, so I'm super excited.
Interesting thing about Capaldi, though. He was in 'World War Z', ok? And he played a doctor from the World Health Organization. His credit reads 'W.H.O. Doctor'
Who's your favorite Doctor?
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Like a lot of people, Tennant is my favourite. He's just so fantastic.
What are your favourite episodes? Mine would have to be Tooth and Claw, The Girl In The Fireplace, The Empty Child, The Big Bang and The Angels Take Manhattan. Manhattan was especially sad, seeing as Amy is probably my favourite companion. But it was also so beautiful, and the 'you've read/seen it happen so it has to' was made a point of. Although, I reckon that's been broken loads of times. The Doctor read his own grave, but I think that instance in time has been come tell wiped out, given that he saved Christmas Town.
Gods, on that episode I thought Amy would come back, as the rift seemed to follow her.
All we got was a projection.
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Tennant is so amazing. I adore him so very very much.
Favorites? Hmmmm. Blink, I think it is amazing and Sally Sparrow would have been an amazing companion. Girl in the Fireplace, yes. The Idiot's Lantern, The Shakespeare Code, and Vincent and the Doctor. Those are probably my top episodes.
I did like Amy, but my favorite companions are Rose and Donna.
I know! I was like 'This is it! Come on Pond!' But no. The special was nothing but feels.
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I did love Donna too, she was so sassy and funny. I reckon her ending was the worst out of all of them, how she had to forget everything and go back to her old boring life. Her Grandpa was wonderful, though, he's one of my favourite guy characters.
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And I've got a question for you. This has sort of puzzled me. But with the Christmas special, Clara's parents were at dinner.
I thought her parents were dead? Or was that a 'different' Clara?