Matt Smith Will Always Be Our Favorite Doctor

Eleven's wavy arm dance is equal parts absurd and charming. Matt Smith is clearly a talented mover and shaker, as we see in Amy and Rory's wedding party in "The Big Bang," where the Doctor "only came for the dancing."

"Am I people? Do I even look like people. Trust me. I'm the Doctor."

In one of the show's most moving episodes ("The Power of Three"), the Doctor proclaims to his beloved companion, ". . . And you were seared onto my hearts, Amelia Pond. You always will be." Blood-pumping organs all over the galaxy melted.

Eleven is particularly fond of the bow tie and reassures his companions (or maybe he needs to be reassured) of the necktie's coolness throughout the series.

Was Craig Owens a true companion? We think yes. And no, we won't hold it against him that he is so easily swayed by the Doctor's omelets — or the fact that he uses the word "geronimo."

Craig was a worthy temporary sidekick in the multiple episodes we saw him in. How could we not include the infamous Gallifreyan Mind Meld, in which the Eleventh Doctor tries to knock some sense into his unwilling human flatmate?

In "The Girl Who Waited," Rory thinks the Doctor looks "ridiculous," but we think otherwise.

The glasses double as a live video cam, which makes the only point-of-view camera that's ever taped intergalactic travel. Take that, Google Glass.

Flat-topped fezzes are in the same league as glasses and bow ties, according to the Eleventh Doctor. Any time there's a fez, we're in.

We see the Doctor trade the fez for a Stetson when the gang travels to America in "The Impossible Astronaut" and to the Wild West in "A Town Called Mercy."

A Time Lord isn't a Time Lord without his sonic screwdriver. The Eleventh Doctor is particularly adept at using the multifunctional device as a defensive weapon.