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Tags: Funny
DOCTOR: So, you've had a busy day, Vicki? Hmm?
VICKI: Yes, it was. Oh, something else I forgot to tell you. I think I've poisoned Nero.
DOCTOR: Really. What?
VICKI: Well, I didn't actually do it, but his wife was going to murder some poor slave or other and I didn't see why that should happen, so I thought
DOCTOR: For heavens sake, child, keep quiet. What did you do?
VICKI: Well, I swapped the drinks round.
DOCTOR: And I told you not to interfere with history. Come along, quickly, quickly child!
— The Romans
LOBOS: Where have you come from?!
DOCTOR: If you take a look into your screen, perhaps you will find that out?
(walruses swimming)
LOBOS: What are these creatures?
DOCTOR: Just some old friends of mine.
LOBOS: But these are amphibious creatures. You are not an amphibian.
DOCTOR: Oh, I'm not, am I?
(the Doctor dressed in Edwardian bathing costume and straw boater)
— The Space Museum
DALEK: (trying to drown out the Doctor) I am your servant. I am your servant. I am your servant. I am your servant. I am your servant.
— Daleks, The Power of the Daleks
POLLY: But don't you see? Human beings can't be friends with Daleks. They don't have friends.
VALMAR: I don't see why not.
POLLY: It's a kind of hatred for anything unlike themselves. They think they're superior.
— The Power of the Daleks
TERRALL: Doctor. No doubt you're a keen student of human nature, but some things are better left alone.
DOCTOR: No, Mister Terrall, I am not a student of human nature. I am a professor of a far wider academy, of which human nature is merely a part. All forms of life interest me.
— The Evil of the Daleks
HENDERSON: Hello! How are you feeling?
DOCTOR: Shoes.
HENDERSON: I beg your pardon?
NURSE: They seem to be worrying him, sir. I think he believes they've been stolen.
HENDERSON: Well, if he wants them, he might as well. Where are they, nurse?
NURSE: In his locker.
(Henderson takes a pair of black shiny shoes from the bedside locker.)
HENDERSON: Ah! Are these what you're looking for?
(The Doctor grabs them and rolls over, clutching the shoes to his chest.)
— Spearhead from Space
BRIGADIER: What the blazes is that? Some kind of ornament?
YATES: Not exactly, sir. Watch.
(Yates throws a rock at Bok, who zaps it into atoms.)
BRIGADIER: Yes, I see what you mean. Never mind, we'll soon fix him. Jenkins!
JENKINS: Sir.
BRIGADIER: Chap with the wings there. Five rounds rapid.
(No effect, of course.)
— The Dæmons
SARAH: Linx?
DOCTOR: Yes, perhaps you're lucky enough not to have met him yet. Nasty, brutish and short just about sums him up.
— The Time Warrior
Styre: I shall kill you all now, but first I have more important tasks to perform.
(Styre goes into his spaceship)
— The Sontaran Experiment
(In another corridor they come across guards in protective gear.)
DOCTOR: Excuse me, can you help me? I'm a spy.
(And he bangs their heads together.)
— Genesis of the Daleks
(Leela has an old man at knife-point. A bicycle lies at their feet.)
LEELA: He came armed and silent.
DOCTOR: You must have been sent by Providence.
MOSS: No, I was sent by the Council to cut the verges.
LEELA: Your Council should choose its warriors more carefully. A child of the Sevateem could have taken you.
MOSS: Escaped from somewhere, hasn't she? If you're her doctor, you shouldn't let her wander around loose. She could do someone a damage.
LEELA: He was not hunting us?
DOCTOR: No. Would you like a jelly baby?
MOSS: You've both escaped from somewhere, haven't you.
DOCTOR: Frequently. What's the nearest village?
— Image of the Fendahl
BORUSA: Doctor!
DOCTOR: I am here to claim my legal right.
BORUSA: What?
DOCTOR: I claim the inheritance of Rassilon. I claim the titles, honour, duty and obedience of all colleges. I claim the Presidency of the Council of Time Lords.
— The Invasion of Time
ROMANA: How many were on your ship?
TRYST: Ah, well, to begin with there was ten, but we lost one.
ROMANA: How?
TRYST: He died.
ROMANA: How did he die?
— Nightmare of Eden
SOLDEED: My dreams of conquest! You have brought this calamity upon me!
— Soldeed, The Horns of Nimon
SKAGRA: Take over the universe? How childish. Who could possibly want to take over the universe?
DOCTOR: Exactly. That's what I keep telling people. It's a troublesome place, difficult to administer. And as a piece of real estate, it's worthless, because by definition there'd be no one to sell it to.
— Shada
CHRONOTIS: More tea, my dear?
ROMANA: Lovely. Two lumps, no sugar.
DOCTOR: Why can't people be nice to one another, just for a change. I mean, I'm an alien, and you don't want to drag me into a swamp, do you. You do.
— Fourth Doctor, Full Circle
DOCTOR: Look, the sun's coming up. You're right, it is morning. Tremas, you know what I need more than anything else in the universe?
TREMAS: No, Doctor.
DOCTOR: Breakfast. Is your place far?
— The Keeper of Traken
Tags: Name dropping
'Doctor?' asked Sarah. 'Haven't we just emptied the Dead Sea?' Surely we've altered the course of history.'
'Not at all' the Doctor replied. 'The Dead Sea is the drain for the mighty River Jordan. We've just borrowed the water to fill the caves beneath. The Jordan will soon fill the Dead Sea once again. I suppose you can say we've just parted the waters. Now, I remember the first time that was done. In the Red Sea, by Moses...'
— The Heat-Seekers
Celery: You called him a carrot!
"Well he is!" countered Peri angrily. And before she could stop herself added, "I should know, I've eaten enough of them recently!"
Carrot: What?!
Celery: Murderer!
Carrot: She eats vegetables.. Run! Hide!
Tomato: Wha--
Tomato: Thank goodness I'm not one zzzzz
— Salad Daze
'Why, they're vegetables!' exclaimed Peri, perhaps louder than she would have wished!
Dum: NOHOW!
Dee: Contrariwise.
"Yes, you are," countered Peri, loftily. "You're turnips!" Anxiously, she wondered how they'd take this apparently startling revelation."
Dum: NOHOW! We're poets.
Dee: You like poetry?
"Ye-es," replied Peri, before she could stop herself. This whole scene had begun to take on a discomforting familiarity."
Dum: What shall we tell her? The Walnut and the Cauliflower is the longest.
Dee: I'll start! 'Ahem' 'The Sun was shining on the allotment...
Dum: ...And the cauliflower were walking through the weeds'
Dee: 'They wept like anything to see so many wasted seeds.'
MEL: Doctor, before this regeneration you were on keen on cats and you know what curiosity did to them.
DOCTOR: Leave the quotes to the expert, Mel.
(They go along a cat walk to the cliff wall under the launch platform.)
— Time and the Rani
MURRAY: Hey, this doesn't look like Disneyland.
DOCTOR: No, well, according to my reckoning, it seems to be somewhere in, er, Wales.
— Delta and the Bannermen
GUARD: Oh, you've no idea what a relief it is for me to have such a stimulating philosophical discussion. There are so few intellectuals about these days. Tell me, what do you think of the assertion that the semiotic thickness of a performed text varies according to the redundancy of auxiliary performance codes?
DOCTOR: Yes.
— Dragonfire
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