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800th Episode - 2014 Christmas Special (Rumour's/Poss. Spoilers)

It made him sound a little whiny!

That said I quite liked it, certainly his delivery of it.
 
The line made sense, because he really DIDN'T want to go. And, it was a great antithesis to his trademark line: Allons-y*!

*(its French, for Lets Go!)
 
Well, when you had the Eleventh Doctor basically running around in the sixth series, trying to avoid his death... I don't think they'll treat his regeneration as an imminent one.

I'll try and track down the actual quote when I have more time but basically Moffat said that he'll be afraid of what he's going to change into next and fighting against it. (Which makes sense I suppose since as the 12th Doctor, the Valeyard should be next.)

Was this what you meant?

http://www.aintitcool.com/node/63967

"His appetites and his enthusiasm will change. And that’s sort of what I’m writing about now in Matt’s last episode, the fact that he’s terribly aware that he’s about to be rewritten. And it’s frightening..."
 
Oh well, at least if it does go that way we'll only get one episode of him moping about rather than two...
 
Oh well, at least if it does go that way we'll only get one episode of him moping about rather than two...

Written by a man who's never met an emotion he's failed to express adequately. (Unless you count snark as an emotion.)
 
Hope to hell the Doctor doesn't go into the final story with foreknowledge of his impending regeneration, I would rather see a return to the classic formula of him dying for whatever universe shattering reason and accepting his fate. The last few minutes of the End of Time only made it more difficult for audiences to accept Matt's Doctor.
 
Just so long as he gets a better fucking last line than "I don't want to go".
I thought it was a fucking great last line. What the fuck was wrong with it?

Made him sound like a whiny selfish coward who wasn't about to just have a face change...
A changed that he considered was almost like dying. Made him more of a real person rather than this Timelord Victorious laughing in the face of death stuff.

Would like it if the Doctor didn't foresee his regeneration. We already had similar situations with series 6 and with the way 10 went out.
 
The idea of him seeing it coming isn't limited to the new series of course, take Four/The Watcher/Five
 
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