[ SECRET POST #3773 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3773 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02. [repeat]


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[Notorious, Megan and Julia]


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[David Tennant in Broadchurch]


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[Paul Hollywood and Noel Fielding, Great British Bake Off]


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[The Americans]


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Notes:

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I really really enjoyed his performance, however I really disliked the character towards the end.

[(Anonymous)]

sure, I get the criticisms of the character, but OP's secret was specifically about his acting, which I still mostly liked even towards the end

It did get a bit bathetic but it'd be hard not to with the writing towards the end there

[(Anonymous)]

Is it really a criticism to say that you think someone does a better X than Y? It doesn't necessarily state that Y is badly done, just that someone prefers X.

[(Anonymous)]

that's true. I think it feels like they don't like his performance as 10 because of the way that it's phrased (particularly, saying it's "far better" and also describing 10 as "quirky" could be read as at least a little dismissive) but it's definitely possible I'm misreading the secret.

[(Anonymous)]

All the Doctors are quirky, though? I see that more as a descriptor (and not even a negative one, necessarily) of the role, not Tennant's individual performance.