The Eleventh Doctor: An Appreciation

[templeremus]

Or; 11 reasons why I'll be inconsolable on Christmas Day. Because yes, I am stupidly happy about Capaldi. But Eleven's run has been my favourite of New Who by some distance, and that is down in large part to the enormous talents of one Matt Smith. So I narrowed everything that was splendid and wonderful about him down to 11 points. And then I

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[ragdoll]

STOP IT! YOU'RE MAKING ME CRY! (and now I'm gonna have to do a list like this too...)

[templeremus]

Please do! I'm keen to see plenty more Eleven love this Christmas. Not that I'm quite ready to say goodbye yet, but I think it'll help.
When it's time to go, remember what you're leaving. Remember the best.

[templeremus]

:D Hope it wasn't too ramble-y. I was suddenly overcome with the gloriousness of Eleven and it needed urgent expression.

[dbskyler]

Oh, this was wonderful to read, and yes, I agree with everything!

[templeremus]

He's just so daft and brilliant and joyous and heart-breaking and he makes me ramble with glee. It's good to spread the love, though.

[a_phoenixdragon]

I LOVE YOU FOR THIS!!!

*SAVES*

*SOBS*

[templeremus]

Thank you. Eleven just brings me so much joy, I wanted to share a bit of it. 'Tis the season after all. :)

[templeremus]

That aspect is right at the forefront of Elevens's character from the second he pops his head out of the smoking TARDIS in 'The Eleventh Hour', imo. His home from home has just exploded and he doesn't even really know who he is any more- but never mind that, there's a lonely little girl in need of help. Suddenly, we had the sort of show where you can take five minutes out from the plot so our protagonists can eat fishfingers and custard. And that's really lovely.