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The Ninth Doctor was the first incarnation to be seen in the series restart in 2005. His first appearance takes place shortly after the regeneration of the War Doctor as seen in The Day of the Doctor, which aired eight years later. This incarnation of the Doctor is still haunted by the events of the Time War, and believes Galifrey destroyed, as he has forgotten the events of ''The Day of the Doctor.'' The Ninth Doctor was played by [[Christopher Eccleston]] for Series 1.
The Ninth Doctor was the first incarnation to be seen in the series restart in 2005. His first appearance takes place shortly after the regeneration of the War Doctor as seen in The Day of the Doctor, which aired eight years later. This incarnation of the Doctor is still haunted by the events of the Time War, and believes Galifrey destroyed, as he has forgotten the events of ''The Day of the Doctor.'' The Ninth Doctor was played by [[Christopher Eccleston]] for Series 1.
===Tenth Doctor(2005-2010)===
===Tenth Doctor (2005-2010)===
The Tenth Doctor was more humorous and vivacious than that of his predecessor. Yet, much anger and survivor's guilt was still present in his character. He destroyed the Daleks again in ''The Parting of the Ways.'' He was also the first Doctor to have two regenerations, and the first Doctor to regenerate, and not have his appearance change. This occurred in the Series 4 episode, ''The Stolen Earth.'' [[David Tennant]] was the first actor to be credited as "The Doctor" as opposed to "Doctor Who", a trend which [[Matt Smith]] kept. Of the five incarnations of the Doctor who have appeared since the series restart, David Tennant is the most popular. He is also compared with Tom Baker, the Fourth Doctor as the most popular incarnation of the Doctor.
The Tenth Doctor was more humorous and vivacious than that of his predecessor. Yet, much anger and survivor's guilt was still present in his character. He destroyed the Daleks again in ''The Parting of the Ways.'' He was also the first Doctor to have two regenerations, and the first Doctor to regenerate, and not have his appearance change. This occurred in the Series 4 episode, ''The Stolen Earth.'' [[David Tennant]] was the first actor to be credited as "The Doctor" as opposed to "Doctor Who", a trend which [[Matt Smith]] kept. Of the five incarnations of the Doctor who have appeared since the series restart, David Tennant is the most popular. He is also compared with Tom Baker, the Fourth Doctor as the most popular incarnation of the Doctor.