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A really simple and slightly stupid question; It’s not specific to Doctor Who, but it is what got me thinking. What is a good American English synonym for the adjective “cross?” Angry perhaps? I mean I understand it in context it just got me thinking. I know they are the same language, but the venacular is different in the US.

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@lisa Thank you for that! It was pretty awesome.

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I found this on eBay and I REALLY need someone to appreciate this.

By the way, I am new to this forum and I really appreciate the maturity and courtesy of these forums. I’ve found it’s something very hard to come by these days. Most sites, where anyone is free to speak their mind, run rampant with trolls and idiots.

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In addition, just watched the end again where he goes to the museum and it gives me chills every time.

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Depression being the invisible beast is a pretty awesome interpretation. I didn’t even realize it when I watched it. I’m a survivor of depression and suicide so this episode tugs at my heartstrings.

 

I mainly came to this site, though, to ask a general time travel question and this episode is what triggered it. In the beginning of the episode when the doctor saw the monster in the painting why was he in such a rush to get to Vincent Van Gogh. It obviously wasn’t an issue of time. I think maybe that’s just the nature of the doctor? Definitely not trying to nitpick at the show because I love it.

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