[It doesn't at all surprise Martha to hear that the Doctor's been making friends. That's more or less what he does when he's left to his own devices (and when he isn't feeling sorry for himself for one reason or another).
Martha smiles when Bruce mentions two of the Doctor's most common enemies. It's more the fact that Bruce remembers that inspires that, rather than any love she might have for those two species.
In fact, both of them are an absolute nightmare to deal with.] They tend to be the most persistent about giving him trouble, so that would make sense. We had the Weeping Angels here once, although that was my fault. [She pulls her mouth to the side and draws in a hissing breath, sheepish.] I think that was before your time here, though.
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Martha smiles when Bruce mentions two of the Doctor's most common enemies. It's more the fact that Bruce remembers that inspires that, rather than any love she might have for those two species.
In fact, both of them are an absolute nightmare to deal with.] They tend to be the most persistent about giving him trouble, so that would make sense. We had the Weeping Angels here once, although that was my fault. [She pulls her mouth to the side and draws in a hissing breath, sheepish.] I think that was before your time here, though.