Good News Everyone!!! (The joysplosion thread)

Tennant to me always had a good combination of comedy and drama - I will go right ahead and say that there is a significantly greater proportion of weaker episodes to really really good ones (For example, Fear Her versus The Family of Blood), and that Tennant's character has always felt much deeper than Eccleston's - his character development is about papering over the guilt at his core with layers of ADORABLE TENNANT SQUEEE and taking responsibility for his actions, taking the merciful path, reveling in the wonder of humanity, yet sometimes something of the anger and desperation underneath shows through...

Or that Tennant is adorable when he says 'billion'.