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**Frdsdx26** · 12-10-2011, 02:42 PM

I've only seen from the 9th Doctors and onward but I've enjoyed that show very very much! From what I've noticed people like Tennants character the best and as much as I 'love' his character I actually like Matt Smiths more. He seems less troubled by his loss/actions than Tennant but it's those times where he shows his age and.. tiredness (?) that draw me to his character because it contrasts from his norm; mostly he is quirky and more interested/fascinated, also a good thing.

Agreed, tennant's Dr lost it's charm, for me, when he took that petty move against the British PM for ordering that travelling race to be destroyed - IMO, she did exactly the right thing, rather than do as the Dr was going to do, leave them to continue to prey on more and more planets to letting them go free after having attacked many in the past.

In their time, most of the female companions have been rather tasty - Mary Tamm, for instance.

12-10-2011, 02:42 PM	#17
Frdsdx26 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 467 Senior Member	I've only seen from the 9th Doctors and onward but I've enjoyed that show very very much! From what I've noticed people like Tennants character the best and as much as I 'love' his character I actually like Matt Smiths more. He seems less troubled by his loss/actions than Tennant but it's those times where he shows his age and.. tiredness (?) that draw me to his character because it contrasts from his norm; mostly he is quirky and more interested/fascinated, also a good thing. Agreed, tennant's Dr lost it's charm, for me, when he took that petty move against the British PM for ordering that travelling race to be destroyed - IMO, she did exactly the right thing, rather than do as the Dr was going to do, leave them to continue to prey on more and more planets to letting them go free after having attacked many in the past. In their time, most of the female companions have been rather tasty - Mary Tamm, for instance.
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