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I watched the Great Unveiling Of The Twelfth Doctor while eating lunch, and I'd like to point out that Stephen freaking Hawking agrees that a female doctor with a male companion would be the bee's knees. Said comment by Hawking was almost immediately followed by an asinine comment by Moffat on why he thinks there will be a female doctor when pigs fly (or at least when Elizabeth II's reign ends, because then the queen, as in the head of state on the British throne, will, in fact, be male — we have word for that, it's called "king.")

Anyhow, more thoughts under the cut for those who've somehow managed to avoid spoilers so far.
( 'Spoilers!' as River would say )

I will miss Eleven — he was my first doctor, and probably will always be the doctor to me, but here's hoping the new guy is just as awesome, in his own way.