Doctor Who Fan Club V2.910113.14

[.boo.]

Hahaha I know right! My twenty-year-old, non-whovian sister just refers to him as "The Hot One"...
I don't like Matt as much.... he's too..... happy. Not that I don't like happy, it just seems weird for someone who's been through so much to be so happy.

[Starryy Skiies]

Yes, "The Hot One" Suits him, indeed. Well, I see the happiness as him hiding all the pain and suffering, a way for him to escape it.

[brian emo]

Hehe I love Ten. xD
Matt's cool too, though, I'm just not over ten's amazing acting yet. |D

[aleatory]

Yes, "The Hot One" Suits him, indeed. Well, I see the happiness as him hiding all the pain and suffering, a way for him to escape it.

From time to time, we see his serious face, but really... he's just such a happy person... I'd find it impossible to not like him as the new doctor.
What's funny about Eleven, from what I've seen, is that in spite of his good looks, he's so, sooo awkward. He's oblivious to flirting, and ends up doing this little jaw-moving thing, and needs to be pinned down before he can be kissed, and then he sort of flaps his arms like he doesn't know what he's supposed to be doing with them. It's utterly hilarious, and on some level, adorable. ((From what I've seen of Ten, he was never like this XD))

[Starryy Skiies]

Yes, he's so adorable! <3 He really does like Amy, it's kinda obvious.

[Atwood]

I'm a bit wierd in that I don't really hate things that easily. I like Amy, Rory, Donna, Martha, 10, 11, and all the other regenerations I've seen enough of to really say much about. ((The exception being most of the ninth doctor, which I really didn't like that much. The only 9 episodes I liked were The Empty Child and the Doctor Dances. And the last few minutes of The Parting Of The Ways, which I loved because my least favorite doctor regeneration regenerated into my favorite doctor regeneration.)) Other than the ninth regeneration of the Doctor and Mickey, I haven't disliked a main character on Doctor Who.

On another side of things, did anyone else really dislike Cassandra? I couldn't stand her, but if you count her as a main character ((which I don't.)), I also hated her too. So I suppose it actually just goes with the rest but still.

Donna was probably one of my favorite characters on Doctor Who, definetly ties for best companion. ((Unless you don't count River, then she would be the best. But she ties with River whenever you put them in the same group. They are closely followed by Rory and Jack, who also tie.))

On Cassandra, while I really disliked her as a person (up until her end), she was kind of hilarious to watch as a character. Seriously, she had some of the best lines. "It's like living in a Bouncy Castle." "Oh, baby, I'm beating out a samba!" "Goodness me, I'm a man. Yum! So many parts... and hardly used." "You still have a bit of a chin left." She was a selfish spoiled socialite who took 'two-dimensional' to whole new levels and had a serious lack of morals, but it seemed like that was more due to her never having tried to understand others - she was very affected by the loneliness of the Flesh after she merged with one of them, and at the party when 'Chip' spoke with her, Cassandra was the only person who showed compassion for him. There are only a few scenes of Doctor Who that get me every time, but Cassandra holding Chip and comforting him as he's dying... that's one of them. That one, "I will always be your mummy" and the end of Father's Day are the main ones I can think of off the bat.

Donna is still my favourite companion, I think - Rory is definitely right up there with her, too, though I like him more as a person than a character. Jack is also one of my favourites (and on the Torchwood side, Ianto and Captain John are great favourites as well, even though I don't think they'd ever be able to have Captain John on Doctor Who and preserve their family-friendly rating). Amy I'm more ambivalent about, and River I tend to not feel much for. I'm not sure why, but her character just doesn't interest me much, possibly because they try so hard to make her interesting and mysterious. X3 She has good moments for me, but mostly I'm just 'meh' about River. I found Rose rather annoying for the most part, but she defeinitely had her moments, too. Martha was good, but her story arc was so frustrating because it was all her moping over the Doctor and being 'not as good as Rose', and then getting over him right at the end before leaving. I liked her in 'The Doctor's Daughter' though, and in 'Smith and Jones' while she was still fairly unimpressed with him.

Speaking of Martha, I wonder if she's meant as a redo of 'Amazing Grace' Holloway. An intelligent independent female doctor who runs into the Doctor in the hospital while he's being treated as a patient, discovers he has two hearts (and then mostly dismisses it), ends up having to save the world with him, all while refusing to believe he's really an alien, developing a crush on the Doctor and getting snogged by him, the bit with the shoes (in the movie, Eight has no shoes; Ten throws away his shoes), an alien that's able to appear human by absorbing others (Florence absorbed blood, the Master absorbed the entire body), and the Doctor 'dying' but recovering/regenerating later. It could be that's just the character/storyline that gets gravitated toward whenever they have the Doctor picking up a companion in a hospital, but it did seem like Martha and Grace have a fair number of similarities. And of course, Martha was the first companion of the new series to combat the Master, who was also the villain in the movie's storyline.

[aleatory]

Yes, he's so adorable! <3 He really does like Amy, it's kinda obvious.

Yeah, but he's far too nice to hurt Rory by getting together with her, and he wouldn't know how to approach the subject anyway! XP
Minor spoilers for Doctor's Wife: The only person I could ever ship Eleven with is Idris- there's a reason they call her the Doctor's wife XD
But really, I love those two.

[^KitKat^]

I think the reason the Doctor was really awkward about Amy kissing him is that he still thinks of her as that little girl. For her it was 12 years but for him it was just 5 mins. Matt's awesome

[Atwood]

Yes, he's so adorable! <3 He really does like Amy, it's kinda obvious.

Yeah, but he's far too nice to hurt Rory by getting together with her, and he wouldn't know how to approach the subject anyway! XP
Minor spoilers for Doctor's Wife: The only person I could ever ship Eleven with is Idris- there's a reason they call her the Doctor's wife XD
But really, I love those two.

I think Eleven is actually a huge Amy/Rory shipper. X3 Just look at how he was in The Wedding of River Song when Amy didn't remember what Rory looked like and didn't realize that 'Captain Williams' was him. Eleven was outright playing matchmaker with those two and trying to bring them together. In the beginning of Eleven's series he was competing with Rory for Amy's attention quite a bit, but I think it was more 'best friend vs. boyfriend' than any romantic interest on the Doctor's part. He certainly seemed horrified when Amy did try to put the moves on him, and I think he still thinks of Amy as seven years old. In 'Let's Kill Hitler', it was the projection of Young Amy that comforted and encouraged the Doctor when he was dying, not adult Amy - adult Amy never showed up in the projections, as I recall.

[^KitKat^]

Speaking of Martha, I wonder if she's meant as a redo of 'Amazing Grace' Holloway. An intelligent independent female doctor who runs into the Doctor in the hospital while he's being treated as a patient, discovers he has two hearts (and then mostly dismisses it), ends up having to save the world with him, all while refusing to believe he's really an alien, developing a crush on the Doctor and getting snogged by him, the bit with the shoes (in the movie, Eight has no shoes; Ten throws away his shoes), an alien that's able to appear human by absorbing others (Florence absorbed blood, the Master absorbed the entire body), and the Doctor 'dying' but recovering/regenerating later. It could be that's just the character/storyline that gets gravitated toward whenever they have the Doctor picking up a companion in a hospital, but it did seem like Martha and Grace have a fair number of similarities. And of course, Martha was the first companion of the new series to combat the Master, who was also the villain in the movie's storyline.

I loved the bit in the movie where the Doctor is being all serious when he's in Grace's house and Grace is just like : I don't believe it! He (her ex) took the sofa!
lol