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Old 07-01-2013, 07:03 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by KIRA View Post
I loved and miss Tennants deer in the headlights eyes as for his accent there was an episode where he actually used it to avoid trouble pretty funny too.

And I like Matt Smiths Dr. he's noticeably more light hearted than recent incarnations but oh when the 11th gets angry....
one of the most common descriptions i've seen for the three modern doctors is "the tiger, the tigger and the uncoordinated house cat".


which is pretty accurate, really. nine was all sass and barely veiled darkness, having come directly (or so we thought, but possibly next-to-directly) from the time war; ten was a lot more wide-eyed and wondrous and "ohhh, you're beautiful" when confronted with something he'd never seen before; eleven is a dichotomy of childlike playfulness/curiosity and ageless wisdom mixed together with flashes of deep, untold rage and agony. i feel like smith's had the most opportunity to roam between all the aspects of his doctor's cumulative personality and he seems a little more 'complete' as a character than the other two as a result.
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