Doctor Who: 11 Most Endearing Eleven Moments

4. €œThe ultimate bedroom€ €œWhere are the beds?€ €œWell I couldn€™t fit everything in! Sacrifices had to be made!€

13 This episode is far from the Eleventh Doctor€™s best, but there are moments of pure joy. This is one of them. The Doctor takes his childlikeness and cluelessness to comical extremes (he€™s been knocking about on his own for too long), resulting in things like lemonade taps and broadly functional doors. It€™s endearing because it€™s the Doctor€™s attempt to make €œnormal€ into something amazing, because that€™s the only thing he knows how to do when he€™s stuck in real life. It€™s too much, but that€™s because the Doctor doesn€™t do anything by halves. Even when he really should. But most of all, it€™s a lovely moment because every kid wanted that bedroom as a child. Beds are boring, who needs them€”give me a selection of torches for secrets snacks and reading, a scale model of the house, and dolls with comical expressions any day.
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