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So, I\'m new to the series, having only seen two episodes, \
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So, I\\\'m new to the series, having only seen two episodes, \\\"Blink\\\" and \\\"The Girl In The Fireplace\\\" and have noticed a recurring phrase(or pseudophrase)
The Doctor says something and then corrects himself twice, e.g. \\\"Nah there\\\'s nothing here, WELL, nothing dangerous, WELL, nothing that dangerous.\\\" and \\\"I\\\'ve got something going on right now, WELL, four things, WELL, four things and a lizard.\\\" with a slightly drawn out emphasis on well.
Is this a recurring tendency? And if so why is it not listed as one of his catchphrases and/or a RunningGag. :hmm
The Doctor says something and then corrects himself twice, e.g. \\\"Nah there\\\'s nothing here, WELL, nothing dangerous, WELL, nothing that dangerous.\\\" and \\\"I\\\'ve got something going on right now, WELL, four things, WELL, four things and a lizard.\\\" with a slightly drawn out emphasis on well.
Is this a recurring tendency? And if so why is it not listed as one of his catchphrases and/or a RunningGag. :hmm
