So it seems we get a "catch dialog" this time around. "Doctor: That´s not the question." Clara (or someone else: "Then what´s the question?" Doctor: (omnious tone): The question is......" Am I the only one thinking this will get old fast? Alonsy, Geronimo, Fantastic...were all nice and cool...but now...a pattern of dialog?
Didn't they use "Geronimo" again? Then again Tennant said "Fantastic" in The Christmas Invasion and it took him nearly a whole season before he said "Allons-y".
I kept expecting him to say "The question is Who?" Doctor 11 used the catchphrase "Doctor Who" a lot come to think of it.
There is a deleted scene in The Christmas Invasion where immediately after he says "Fantastic" he goes off on a rant about how it no longer feels right. Allons-y didn't really become a regularly used catchphrase until season 4.
I think they'll probably just shorten it by having him say "Question:", and then have him ask whatever he's going to ask. Sort of like how Data used to always start out everything with "Query" in the early TNG seasons. And I thought it worked well in this first episode, so I don't mind seeing it again.
QFT.... But to be fair, it was River's catchphrase too... Every time she showed up, she was sorry... So so sorry...
His catchphrase should be "Of course I know! There's nothing that you know that I don't know. I'm Doctor fucking Know."
I think the new Doc's catch phrase is going to be "I’ve got a horrible feeling I’m going to have to kill you..."
Yeah... even though my heart will always be with David Tennant, I'm not a fan of "Allons-y!" much. Although it does fit with his character. I do like his "I'm sorry, I'm so so sorry." though.
Clara and the Paternoster Row gang used it for Clara's signal to them. The Doctor was saying it (tinged with a mild condescension) with her because he guessed what they would have chosen.