You know you're obsessed when...

[Lauren Smith]

I got the inspiration for this discussion in another group. But anyways, you know that you're obsessed with Doctor Who when you do what?
For me, it's using my flashlight like a sonic-screwdriver to find stuff in my room, lock doors, and question people about my missing school-ID card (which I found with a flashlight I call my sonic screwdriver)  : )

[Jimmy Lost]

When you go on a ten minuet rant after someone calls him 'Doctor Who'. IT'S THE DOCTOR!

[Erie]

This. *g*

[Loopy Grumpkins]

What's really annoying is when, in the very early episodes from the 60s, some of the villains actually called "the Doctor" "Doctor Who."

[paddy]

His real name, of course is Toffobonbon, which is why Riversong gets so much pleasure out of calling him"sweetie".

[Emily Yuka Barnes]

lol

[Molly Doran]

ur deduction skills are brilliant! Along with your sence of humor! I applaud you

[Andrea Enke]

whaaaaat? his actual name gets revealed??

i really need to stay away from here until I catch up!

[Monica Quijano]

I read "His real name, of course is" and a little River in my head screamed "NO!  Spoilers!!!!"

[Freakish Lemon]

The Doctor was credited as "Doctor Who" for three or four of the first Doctors (maybe five?). William Hartnell's Doctor actually used to go by Doctor Who because people would pester him for a name and it made him sound mysterious in a mad scientist-y way.

*cough*You know you're obsessed when...*cough*

[Eleanor]

Also Christopher Eccleston was "Doctor Who" in the credits, but never in the actual show.

[Haley "Hubbs" Hubbard]

This particular comment confuzed me...he was THE DOCTOR for a year.......so yes he was in the show.....:) but hey who cares

[raxacoricofallipatorian (rax)]

she means his title was "doctor who" in the credits, whereas in the actual show his title was "the doctor" or "doctor". at least thats how i interpreted her comment