David Tenant was the best Doctor

PLEASE NOTE: As discussed earlier, in the comments, an extra field will be added along the lines of "Quality of relationships with companions". I will now begin my arguments.1. Quality of actingThis point will be broken down into five main aspects of acting; humour, anger, sadness, driving force and overall acting ability. a) HumourTenant brought a lot of humour back to the Doctor. Eccleston, the Ninth Doctor, had lightened our screens with his cheerful and charming attitude, however it was Tenant who fully embraced the funny side of the Doctor while Matt Smith merely follows in his foosteps while acting crazy. b) AngerThis is, perhaps, the only field that can be given over to another actor. Eccleston's Doctor, fresh from the Time War, was filled with anger and remorse that defined his character. Tenant, on the other hand, rarely shows his angry side and never lets it consume him. Matt Smith's Doctor has very little anger in his character. His, supposedly, angry outburst at a Dalek [1] came across as laughable. c) SadnessTenant has, without a doubt, brought out the sadness and remorse in the character better than any other. Tenant manages to display Doctor's sad side with long periods of staring into empty space while Smith's Doctor loses any traces of subtlety, moping for years in his Tardis on a cloud [2]. d) Driving ForceTenant has a lot of passion to drive his character forward. After the Dalek genocide of the Dalek-human hybrids and Laszlo is taken ill [3], Tenant shows off his driving force and proves he is more passionate about the role than any other actor. e) Overall acting abilityIt is clear Tenant's Doctor was far and away the best in terms of acting ability.2. Quality of Doctor's AchievementsHere I will be focusing on how well the Doctor acted before and after particular victories. This topi will be split into nine areas; the defeat of the Sycorax, the victory at Canary Wharf, the defeat of the Racnoss, the defeat of the Daleks in Manhatten, the defeat of the Family of Blood, the defeat of the Master and the Toclafane, the defeat of the Sontarans, the defeat of the Daleks in the Medusa Cascade and his final defeat of the Time Lords. a) Defeat of the Sycorax [4]This, being Tenant's very first outing as the Doctor, could have fallen apart so easily. Instead, he is able to show his diversity as an actor, ranging from crazy to funny to serious. b) Victory at Canary Wharf [5]This victory was tempered with defeat as the Doctor is forced to part from Rose forever. This is the first time we see Tenant's overwhelmingly emotional side and he does it flawlessly and subtly. c) Defeat of the Racnoss [6]Here we see the Doctor's darker side. Still tormented after the loss of Rose, the Doctor lets the Racnoss drown as he floods their hideout. We can see the subtlety in his performance as he stares blankly into space, only escaping as Donna convinces him to stop. d) Defeat of the Daleks in Manhatten [3]This, as stated before, shows the Doctor's driving force and also his anger at the Daleks after they kill Dalek Sec. e) Defeat of the Family [7]This is, again, one of Tenant's subtler performances. He captures the bewildering fear of human John Smith flawlessly, then capturing his fake stupidity and then staring blankly into space as he gifts the Family with immortality, at a price. f) Defeat of the Master and the Toclafane [8]This performace clearly shows the Doctor's sad and remorseful side. Tenant even squeezes out a tear as he rocks the Master's lifeless body in his arms and manges to, once again, stare into space, hiding his emotions, as he lights the funeral pyre. h) Defeat of the Daleks in the Medusa Cascade [9] This double-performance of Tenant is perfect. He not only manages the dark and aggressive side but also the sad and remorseful side, even asking Davros to flee with him as the Dalek command ship is destroyed. i) Defeat of the Time Lords [10] This is Tenant's most draining performance. He begins filled with energy, dodging countless missiles, but ends broken and bloody, torn between killing his race (again) or killing the helpless man responsible. We, as viewers, can clearly see the crisis of conscience and are shocked as, at first, we think he has survived, until Wilfred Mott knocks four times. This is Tenant's most hateful performances as he embraces his death and finally regenerates into Matt Smith. 3. Quality of Individual Seasons This will be broken down into four sections; Series 2, Series 3, Series 4 and Christmas/Easter specials. a) Series 2 This series was dominated by the Doctor's growing relationship with Rose as well as the growing threat of the Daleks and Cybermen. Tenant slowly grows in intensity throughout, building up to a perfect final performance. b)Series 3 Here, Tenant is swamped by his remorse of losing Rose. He hardly seems to see Martha at all as his character is dominated by long pauses and staring into space. c) Series 4 This series saw Tenant's character grow in never-before-seen areas. For the first time we see his paternal side [11] and see raw panic [12], once again proving his immense diversity as an actor. 4. Quality of Series Finales This will be split into four sections; Series 2, Series 3, Series 4 and the End of Time. a) Series 2 [5] Who could forget this one? The Doctor's heartbreaking farewell to Rose brouht tears to all our eyes. This sadness is brought to a climax as, in a stroke of pure genius, the Doctor disappears witout delivering his final message to Rose and a single tear traces a path across his cheek. b) Series 3 [8] As Martha Jones walks out of the doors of the Tardis, you can almost see the Doctor's jaw drop. The subltey of this performance again shows Tenant's acting prowess. c) Series 4 [9] As the Doctor's friends leave and Donna suddenly collapses, a new side of Tenant's Doctor is revealed; the helpless side. As he stands on the doorstep in the pouring rain, Donna in his arms, you can really believe Tenant's heartbreaking performance. d) The End of Time [10] This final stand of the Doctor is the most powerful. The Doctor's cries of "It's not fair! " really drive home the pain and sorrow he feels, giving a totally believable performance. 5. Quality of Relationships with Companions Due to character restraints, I have been unable to post this section this round. This section will be posted next round. I now pass you into the capable hands of CON. Please present your arguments, but refrain from responding to my points until the next round. [1] Series 5, Victory of the Daleks [2] 2012 Christmas Special, The Snowmen [3] Series 3, Daleks in Manhatten [4] 2005 Christmas Special, The Christmas Invasion [5] Series 2, Doomsday [6] 2006 Christmas Special, THe Runaway Bride [7] Series 3, The Family of Blood [8] Series 3, Last of the Time Lords [9] Series 4, Journey's End [10] 2009 Christmas Special, The End of Time [11] Series 4, The Doctor's Daughter [12] Series 4, Midnight