Thank you for calling this out. I think this scene doesn't get enough respect. I get choked up thinking about it.

Every. Goddamn. Time.

Eccleston and Tom Baker are my favorites, but honestly I don't like to get in people's faces about it. I just don't get how people cannot let Tennant go. There have been a lot of great actors in the role, let someone else be awesome.

Okay, good. I'm not the only one.

I still drop the words Bruce Lee on anyone who starts up the Chuck Norris nonsense.

Jeez! Even after all of this time?!

Speaking as someone who really enjoyed Tennant's run on Doctor Who, I get really tired of Tennant evangelists.

Plus you have to remember, there is such a thing as diminishing returns. Would all of the Tennant fanpeople out there still be that crazy for him if he'd pulled a Tom Baker and was still on.

I'd just like it settled if he's the 12th Doctor or if we're about to witness the rise of the 13th.

Yay, capitalism?

I understand people change as they get older, but seriously, what the hell happened to Frank Miller?

Respect for mentioning Three O'Clock High.

THANK YOU!

Nah, evil Faith just got on my nerves.

No, I don't think the Master turned good. I think the moment the Doctor pulled the Gun on him, he was still pretty evil, he was just trying to find a way to not get shot. Then the Doctor's "mother" showed him there was another way, hence why he shot the machine. In that moment, the Master found something that pissed…

Fraking Chang-nesia.....UGH

Boy he taunted a good game and got his previous body counts mentioned. But when it came time to do evil in real-time?! Not so much.

There's cake?!

I wonder if it's going to wrap up with a nice shouty speech from the Doctor about how wonderful and old/all of the armies he's defeated. Because that'd be a nice change of pace.

I want to qualify this statement with this fact: He is my favorite Doctor and there have only been one or two things that I didn't care for.