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"[[Ninth Doctor|Number Nine]]" was another with a sense of fire and rage, and started with a flair for smiting species, but soon gave way to an affection for [[Rose Tyler|a yellow-headed Earth boy]]. He engaged in yet another "inter-[[species]] [[kissing|mouth-to-mouth interface]]". | "[[Ninth Doctor|Number Nine]]" was another with a sense of fire and rage, and started with a flair for smiting species, but soon gave way to an affection for [[Rose Tyler|a yellow-headed Earth boy]]. He engaged in yet another "inter-[[species]] [[kissing|mouth-to-mouth interface]]". | ||
[[Tenth Doctor|The | A begrudged Strax shouts, "[[Tenth Doctor|The next incarnation]] was a ''blight'' on the Sontaran race!" and pauses for a moment to put his anger in check. This Doctor met [[Tenth Sontaran Battle Fleet|Strax's clone batch]] in [[The Sontaran Stratagem (TV story)|an encounter]] that Strax finds "both insolent and infuriating". He took great satisfaction in seeing his death. | ||
Finally, the [[Eleventh Doctor]]'s obsession with [[fez|fabric helmets]] and [[bowtie|neck adornments]] made him an easier opponent to dispatch. Yet he proved himself in evading [[The Pandorica Opens (TV story)|the most ingenious trap ever created]]. | Finally, the [[Eleventh Doctor]]'s obsession with [[fez|fabric helmets]] and [[bowtie|neck adornments]] made him an easier opponent to dispatch. Yet he proved himself in evading [[The Pandorica Opens (TV story)|the most ingenious trap ever created]]. | ||
