Man, you and me, we're more or less the same right now. Hooray for extended Doctor Who marathons. :) Except I haven't finished S2 yet.
Hop to it! Hop hop hoppity hop! I can reward you with Torchwood if you want.
Count me in as another slut for David Tennant, but I miss the very obvious love that Chris Eccleston's Doctor had for Rose. Ten seems to be more "oh, she'd know".
I feel the same way, and because of the change of the Doctor's personality, it made sense for him to be buddy-buddy with Rose instead of intense-crazy-in love with her, and they tried to force it back into the way it was with Nine. I can't figure out why they didn't just let her adapt. Where was the chemistry lacking? Perhaps Rose got too used to the Doctor and became too like him. I dunno. Except I know for a fact that David Tennant is able to generate chemistry wherever and with whoever, so it's baffling why the scary Doctor should be more natural with Rose than he is...
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Date: 2006-10-31 12:29 am (UTC)Hop to it! Hop hop hoppity hop! I can reward you with Torchwood if you want.
Count me in as another slut for David Tennant, but I miss the very obvious love that Chris Eccleston's Doctor had for Rose. Ten seems to be more "oh, she'd know".
I feel the same way, and because of the change of the Doctor's personality, it made sense for him to be buddy-buddy with Rose instead of intense-crazy-in love with her, and they tried to force it back into the way it was with Nine. I can't figure out why they didn't just let her adapt. Where was the chemistry lacking? Perhaps Rose got too used to the Doctor and became too like him. I dunno. Except I know for a fact that David Tennant is able to generate chemistry wherever and with whoever, so it's baffling why the scary Doctor should be more natural with Rose than he is...