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Probably one of my favourite episodes of doctor who

What a tearjerker😢

The scenes set in the gallery was filmed in the National Museum and Gallery of Wales in Cardiff.

“I’m getting emotional over a chicken dragon dinosaur lizard thing that I can’t even see” If that doesn’t sum up Doctor Who I don’t know what does

this is one of the most well reviewed and remembered episodes of new who. and its absolutely beautiful

This is the best Dr Who episode.

For as long as I can remember, Van Gogh fascinated me. Not only his art, but his personal story. I always said that if I had a time machine, I would go sit by his bed side, in his final days in the hospital. Not to save him, cuz timey wimey, but to be with him, tell him that he is remembered and loved, and that his art means so much to so many. When the trailer for this series was released, I was *nervous*! It could have gone reeeeallly bad easily. It's easy to portay Van Gogh as a "mad man", it is way trickier to tackle the complexity of depression, or any other mental health issue. And they nailed it. The real "invisible monster" is not an alien, and Van Gogh is not magically cured after meeting the Doctor. We cannot magically fix our loved ones who's dealing with mental health issues. But we can be there for them and try to add to their pile of good things. And this is why this episode is so damn good. I absolutely love how they chose to tackle such a complex subject, and they managed to do it without cheapening it.

This is one of the most beloved episodes, for that 2nd scene in the museum.

This is actually one of the most beloved episodes of Matt Smith's tenure as The Doctor.

The writer of this ep is one of my favourites, NZ author Richard Curtis (Love Actually, Notting Hill, Four Weddings and a Funeral, Blackadder, Bridget Jones, About Time, Yesterday etc)

Not even remotly impossoble their id planets orbiting black holds black hplds are nit super vacumes films depict as

Anyone who doesn't love this episode is a monster at heart.

The fourth Doctor (Tom Baker) was sent back by the time lords to stop the Darlaks from being created Sarah Jane Smith and Harry Sullivan. The three of them met Davros when he first created the Darlaks.

Me scrolling through TH-cam: Oh, Britany's got a knew DW reaction. This episode?? Even better.

This ep always breaks me. ❤

I’m on my 10th bonus year. When Vincent is having that breakdown that’s what the bad days looked like. Seeing him having such happy joyful moments, but then still being so horribly depressed and in so much paid that you still want it all to end, always makes me so emotional. That’s what it’s like. And it’s horrible. I’m so grateful that I got help,because now I’m about to be a father and I know how much I would have missed. Please do yourself a favour if you’re struggling. See someone, call a crisis line, when you feel like you’re going to decide to end it, go to the hospital. You don’t know how good you life can still turn out. Help is out there for you. ♥️♥️

This is one of my favourite episodes, the metaphor of the enemy is really the unseen monster of depression, a monster that attacks the lives of so many people. I also wonder if from the line at 4:22 "I can hear the colours" means that Vincent suffered from synaesthesia which was undiagnosed at that time & could have led to the madness of depression. I saw a documentary on synaesthesia which is a perceptual phenomenon in which stimulation of one sensory or cognitive pathway leads to involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive pathway. As for instance, as Vincent says hearing sounds when seeing colours. 15:22 This is the scene that steals the show, such a moving speech set to really emotional score.

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It's episodes like this that were part of Doctor Who from It's creation. The show was to be a mixture of science fiction and historical figures, to attract both grown-ups and children.

This is my personal top favorite "directly relates to my life" episode of DW ❤ it so beautifully captures the tragedy and brilliance of Van Gogh, and how his mental illnesses affected his life and art. He was such a fascinating man!

oh man... my best friend died last month... i suddenly started crying when he said "you've lost someone... why are you crying" ...

This world was never meant for one as beautiful as you Vincent 💗

this is hands down my favorite Matty episode. The ending with coldplay and Vincent crying _ its so hotting close to home and I weep every time. two dozen times rewatches - still cry... Same as Donna's goodbye.

There may be a handful of viewers that don't like this episode, but it's generally considered one of the most popular due to its treatment of depression.

This is probably my favorite episode of modern Who. I have dealt with depression and I thought that aspect of the episode was very well written and very well performed. I wouldn’t call it “fun” lol but is some of the best Who you will find.

It's about depression. he is fighting a monster no-one else can see. People just see him acting crazy. sometimes all you can do is be there and add to the pile of good things.

I think this episode handles the invisible villain thing better than Midnight but different then Silence in the Library it goes a good job with the characters in it. A good historical episode. The not appreciated in the moment but is years later is very magical. The TARDIS/Amy inclusions are great. Amy could have made more changes if she did but yeah not the marrying type and yes the Rory mention hmm. The Doctor hasn't forgotten even if Amy has. She can't tell but it's still there for sure. Rory and how he comes back is so good.

Yep cried like a baby watching this episode more than once 😢

Oh Britany when you said you were getting emotional over the chicken thing I was like oh you have no idea what's coming 😂

I don't think I've ever heard anyone really not say they liked this episode. Its beloved

This is in my top 5 episodes and makes me sob every time. Van Gogh was already my favorite artist anyway. That message about piles of good and piles of bad has stuck with me. I want to add as much good to the lives around me as possible. A beautiful, but honest look at depression. The cheese made it more palatable and not too upsetting.

1 of my favorite episodes. And THE episode that convinced me to go to another VanGogh exibition. In 1999 some friends took me to a museum to see an exibition of portraits of VanGogh and the only one that i liked was by Monet. After watching the Starry Night explanation scene of this episode i decided to go to another museum some years ago and, since then, i saw 8 exibitions of Vincent and i can't stop. Cheers from Italy. Dan 🧡 P.S.: also i can't stop to go to SPN conventions and take photo-ops w/ Jensen ...

copyright! :( yes, love this episode. time can be rewritten.

You're wrong. There are no people who didn't like this episode. It's universally loved by everyone.

I loved this episode. No matter how many times I watch it, it never fails to bring up the emotions. The actor who plays Van Gogh just sells the part.

This is one of the most beloved episodes of Dr Who.

This episode constantly ranks at the top of any list of viewers’ favorites. That scene of Vincent in the museum still makes my tear up.

Much love x

I think the main reason Amy isn’t into Vincent is that she’s in mourning even though she doesn’t know it. She just learned how much she loves Rory and then he’s been erased from her memories leaving a large unfilled hole. She says she’s not the marrying kind even though she was on the verge of marrying Rory. It’s a weird sort of situation.

18:01 if you can find someone who will admit to that then its tine to buy a lottery ticket and start soendint the winnings.

Vincent at museum gives me all the feels. And when they lay down to look at the starry sky it is just ecstatic joy. This is such a brilliant episode

I cried, too, when they showed Vicent what he would become.

1:47 the doctor's pronunciation is the British version but the gallery man is pronouncing it the more authentic Dutch way that Van Gogh would probably have said it himself.

Interesting how you spoke about name pronounciation. Since technically everyone in this episode is incorrect. It's pronounced the Dutch way, since van Gogh was Dutch. Meaning the G is pronounced like those hard Dutch throat G's

I bawl my eyes out every time with this episode. It’s such a beautiful episode.

Finaly my fave episode so emotional

“Every life is a pile of good things and bad things…” my all time favorite speech from DW.

This is my absolute favorite 11th Doctor episode. Makes me cry at the end every time!

The American pronunciation is unique to that country. One of a long list 😊

The One With The Space Chicken.