[lirulin]

Last two Doctors have been really good. David Tennant is pretty stand out IMO. Of course the special effects aren't as dodgey as they used to be too.

Tennant is adorable. Completely, ridiculously emotional, weird pro-human/England wankfests, and an utter drama whore, but adorable. (apparently he is in Fright Night. I mean, what?)



Seriously, what the hell?

And Smith is hella sarcastic. Much more T than Tennant, but they both have that psycho Ne. I appreciate them both.

That's a keeper ^^

My turn will come, oh yes, my turn will come (maybe I could start by more socialisation? meh, not sure)

Yeah...socialisation....that is a hurdle.

[Codger]

Aye, Tennant has always impressed me in whatever I've seen. Just not sure I could bear Billie Piper, I still have mental scars from hearing "Because We Want To".

[Codger]

Tennant is adorable. Completely, ridiculously emotional, weird pro-human/England wankfests, and an utter drama whore, but adorable. And Smith is hella sarcastic. I appreciate them both.

Yeah ... I'm half-Scottish, that's me put off watching it already.

[lirulin]

Yeah ... I'm half-Scottish, that's me put off watching it already.

Or Britain, whatever. He just loves almost everything he sees and a lot of episodes are in London. Like an excited twelve-year old.
To be fair, he is Scottish himself, as I am sure you know. That could balance it out?

[bethdeth]

Aye, Tennant has always impressed me in whatever I've seen. Just not sure I could bear Billie Piper, I still have mental scars from hearing "Because We Want To".

I think Billie did ok in it,. She doesn't last that long after Christopher Eccleston. I really liked Amy Pond as his companion. She had a great story line.

[Codger]

To be fair, he is Scottish himself, as I am sure you know. That could balance it out?

Well, Scotland has its own north/south divide like England does; the jury is still out, but he seems like a decent chap. Still, lots of episodes set in London wouldn't really do that much for me.

[lirulin]

I think Billie did ok in it,. She doesn't last that long after Christopher Eccleston. I really liked Amy Pond as his companion. She had a great story line.

I loved Catherine Tate as Donna. Rose: meh. Martha: some kickass episodes, but meh. Donna: I love how she tells him off. Love. Amazing. Amy: Awesome.

Well, Scotland has its own north/south divide like England does; the jury is still out, but he seems like a decent chap. Still, lots of episodes set in London wouldn't really do that much for me.

If you really want you can skip a few of those. They aren't really that bad though, just he sometimes goes on these weird monologues of how things are inspiring and wonderful with big brown excited puppy dog eyes: often humanity, though there may be a Britain one or two in there. I tend to just giggle through them so I can't remember. But also major London landmarks get blown up, so you can watch that....

See Blink, at least. It was classic: Steven Moffat won the BAFTA Craft and BAFTA Cymru awards for Best Writer, and the Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form.

If you don't like London, or British politicians: watch season 3 of Torchwood. Seriously.

[Codger]

I loved Catherine Tate as Donna.

As in: Catherine "am I bovvered?" Tate?

[Codger]

I really liked Amy Pond as his companion. She had a great story line.

Wouldn't be the story line that gets me watching.

[lirulin]

As in: Catherine "am I bovvered?" Tate?

Oh yes. :)