Considering "GERONIMO!" is the Doctor's catchphrase...he sure doesn't say it. At all.
Not counting "The End Of Time, Part II", the Doctor has only said "GERONIMO!" twice: in "The Eleventh Hour" when he jumps down into the sideways TARDIS, and in "The Beast Below" when they get thrown up.
Why has this catchphrase been used so little, do you think?
*Was there a backlash between "The End Of Time" and "The Eleventh Hour" that caused them to rethink the catchphrase and possibly even edit out a few instances of the Doctor using it?
*Is it not his catchphrase, but a misunderstanding on our part?
*Is the fact that you are only supposed to shout "GERONIMO!" while jumping too limited for him to use often, if really ever?
Do you expect any other catchphrases, or even want them? Catchphrases can be kind of dumb and the sign of cheap writing, but they can also be very endearing and wonderful at the same time.
Thoughts? Insights? Ger-on-i-mo-no-no?
Not counting "The End Of Time, Part II", the Doctor has only said "GERONIMO!" twice: in "The Eleventh Hour" when he jumps down into the sideways TARDIS, and in "The Beast Below" when they get thrown up.
Why has this catchphrase been used so little, do you think?
*Was there a backlash between "The End Of Time" and "The Eleventh Hour" that caused them to rethink the catchphrase and possibly even edit out a few instances of the Doctor using it?
*Is it not his catchphrase, but a misunderstanding on our part?
*Is the fact that you are only supposed to shout "GERONIMO!" while jumping too limited for him to use often, if really ever?
Do you expect any other catchphrases, or even want them? Catchphrases can be kind of dumb and the sign of cheap writing, but they can also be very endearing and wonderful at the same time.
Thoughts? Insights? Ger-on-i-mo-no-no?