Loving that!

"from Trip 14: Aldbourne, Wiltshire - where Jon Pertwee battled a living gargoyle and, worse, Morris dancers, in 1972's The Daemons.

when you have painted the tardis on you ceiling and a dalek on the door!!!!!!!!!

you are watching Dr Who at the Proms for the billionth time and it still seems fresh, new and wonderful

and you never tire of hearing the music.........

When the music comes on your ipod and you can say the track name, the series and the episode within the first few bars....

no?

just me then....

Nope not just you....but again not on an i pod...just a stupid rubbish MP3 player

I tend to be able to go with every beat....for example once while listening to the RB Tardis chase scene music, I happen to holding a pen in my hand, and I was tapping the desk I was sitting....and i was completely in tune

Haha, my bag IS a TARDIS, definitely!

If I knew any non-english people I would emphasise this, and get people walking around saying phrases like "allons-y", and "da-lek" Lol

I smile EVERY time I hear anyone talk about DW, and have to mentally restrain myself from joining in!

My mobile phone ringtone IS the DW soundtrack! My mum hates it so much!

Well, a uni in Liverpool is offering a Beatles degree, so why not a Who-related one? I think it would be really really popular!

Well my four year old niece thinks that it is normal to greet her mother with "Mummmmmmmmmmmmy..........Mummmmmmmmmmy........." taught by me of course

Hahahahahaha! That is priceless!!!! XD

When less than a year into your media degree you're trying to work out how you can work it so you can write your 3rd year dissertation on The Doctor....

When you start making Doctor Who images.

Invasion of the Dinosaurs.
Companions With Force.
Cyber Warhol.

You get a warm fuzzy feeling and get all emotional everytime you hear "Song of Freedom"

I got all tearful when watching that on the proms...and seeing all those kids clap along with it....

If that doesn't show the true success of the programme I don't know what does

That and the power that music has!

When you are quite pleased with yourself , for working out that Chris Eccleston is unique in terms of all ten actors to have played or are going to be playing the Doctor on screen. This is very geeky but he's the only one of the 10 actors whose Christian or Surname starts with a vowel!!

1st Doctor-WH
2nd Roctor-PT
3rd Doctor-JP
4th Doctor-TB
5th Doctor-PD
6th Doctor-CB
7th Doctor-SM
8th Doctor-PM
9th Doctor-CE
10th Doctor-DT
11th Doctor-MS

Darn all these DW producers past and present with their
consonants agenda!!!!!!!!!!

When you try everything in your power to get from your current location to Caernarfon for the Story of Doctor Who event at th Celtic Media Festival and then become horribly depressed when you realise it is impossible to get to!

Great thread!

...when your voicemail message says asks people to leave a message and then 'run for your life'

...when I use the word fantastic too much

...Nine is always my favourite number in everything

....I still can't listen to Chasing Cars, Snow Patrol and Gravity by Embrace as they were used in Doctor Who confidential when CE left!

I've caught myself doing that a lot. Everything is "Fantastic" these days!

I do 'Ooooh yes!' far far far too much... complete with dodgy cockney twang...

When I try that I sound like I am trying to sell Churchill's car insurance...

It could be worse, you could sound like you've heard 10 say that so many times you can perfectly mimic his voice....

You managed to get David Tennant into your GCSE French Oral exam (oo-er missus!) and then went on to say that the perfect holiday would involve going to the moon and staying in a tent with DT.

so mine, and it went off in my English lesson, of course, eeeeveryone knew it was mine...

1. As a teacher, you plan an ICT research lesson purely so the kids can use the DrWhoogle search engine (as they're the only ones just as excited by it as me!)

2. You're made up when a kid in your class has a Dr Who lunchbox, and almost feel proud.

3. The best present you've ever given your dad and, equally joyful, the best present he's ever received is the Dalek bottle opener that says 'Exterminate', which cost £7 and which they like more than the rest of the hundred pound you spent on him. And instead of thinking that you didn't need to spend the rest of the money, you're proud. (It's been 4 years and it's still going to strong!)

Also, not me, but a teacher friend of mine built a whole week of lessons around episodes of Doctor Who. Quality!

When you tell everyone the
Knock Knock
Who's There?
Doctor
Doctor Who joke.