Doctor Who - The Eleventh Doctor is a Badass (Series 5 to 6A)

The Doctor is a funny guy... but he has darkness inside. As he says: "Good men don't need rules. Today is not the day to find out why I have so many."

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[MichaelRooplall]

"Fear me, I've killed hundreds of Time Lords."
*"Fear me; I've killed all of them, "*

[snicklesandturksofficial]

"Good men don't need rules. Today is not the day to find out why I have so many." i love this quote.

[NethermanTheHellblazer]

The moment you heard these two words, "Basically... run." for the first time, you just knew Eleventh was going to be a badass.

[bdo]

"Fear me. I've killed hundreds of time lords!" "Fear me. I've killed all of them." One of my favorite lines from the entire 50+ years of the show, haha.

[sapphael.]

11 was my favourite because unlike 10 who constantly carried a sense of danger and power, 11 seemed very jokey and lighthearted which made scenes he got angry such a treat.

[carolinemaher]

He's my favorite doctor, but I'm obsessed w all of them. People don't realize how scary and manipulative he was, with all that built up rage. Literally the smartest, most psychologically damaged good guy ever; Matt Smith is not given the credit he deserves for such a haughty performance.

[robbie]

Good men don't need rules. Today is not the day to find out why I have so many. Oh god that gave me chills!

[WarriorCatz]

For some reason, the first thing that popped into my head when I watched Matt smack up that Dalek was, "Dang, I bet Matt was having so much fun getting to pummel a Dalek with a sledgehammer."

[mikeschultz]

"Let somebody else try first" *Spreads arms wide* Epic. Just Epic.

[zazoo]

That scene with the Silence having their own taunt “You should kill us all on sight” being broadcast to every human who’s ever watched the moon landing footage was genius. Made even more so by the Doctor’s seemingly harmless ramble about the funky little creatures he’s fallen in love with (humans) and their exploits across the galaxy. “Humans are everywhere, and now they’re all out to get you”, basically. Always gives me goosebumps!

[freedomheart]

I started with Matt smith, so I'm probably biased, but I tend to lean towards watching Matt rather than David. But the thing I love about Matt is I see so much fear on his character. Like how depressed people smile the brightest. You can see the moments when the doctor as Matt lets down the facade he's built as happy and hopeful and the guilt crashes down harder and harder and I feel Matt just displays this do beautifully

[vin]

"Good men don't need rules. Today is not the day to find out why I have so many". Matt Smith did a really great job with that scene The way half his face is dark and half illuminated and the way he says "Good men don't need rules" is chilling.

[thrice]

"No plan, no backup, no weapons worth a damn...and I don't have anything to lose!'
That speech at Demon's Run gives me the chills every time.

[hannahblanchsky]

I've always thought that the Silence was a metaphor for the problems inside everyone. When you look at your fears, it seems like they're this terrible and immortal thing that freezes your heart and your mind. Then, when you look away, you forgot your fears, because, what are they besides figments of your imagination. All you have to do is face your fears, or shoot the Silence, and they'll be gone forever. 

[sofiewilliams]

Demons run, when a good man goes to war.

One of my favourite quotes :)

[CR]

I get chills when I see that first scene... I mean, there's plenty of "I'm so bad" speeches through television and movies, but this one stands out because there's 50 real life years of story telling to back it up. Gives that kind of speech a whole different feel.

[sadaderlangga]

He's probably the "youngest" Doctor but he manage to make The Doctor to actually look more "Ancient" and like a Veteran who have seen countless atrocities in his life
And the reason why he's not to be mess with, why The Doctor earned his name

[_x_russian_x__x_marcus_x_]

Matt has acknowledged the small amount of backlash (of course, every new Doctor has received some backlash of some sort) his casting got. I wonder what he feels about the fact that he has become just as adored and beloved as every other Doctor before him after what had to have been something of a rough transition, following the wildly popular David Tennant and coming on as a new Doctor with a brand new Companion as well (something that hasn't happened since the show came back). Damn. That's the question I should have asked him at Philly Comic Con

[Amaranthos]

"Leaving is good. Never coming back is better."

So much packed into that one little sentence

[viktorierachunkova]

"Fear me, I've killed hundreds of Time Lords."
"Fear me; I've killed all of them, " :D