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Yeah I always find it frustrating when characters are this slow on the uptake. It's always refreshing when you find one who moves first and then asks questions later. There was one I saw recently where the character said after the fact: "He told me to shut the portal with a total of 0 swears or jokes. That means it's SERIOUS."

@@leyrua to be fair to her characters it the first time shes heard the line

@@Stealth0978which just further reinforces the point. He’s NEVER told you to get back to the safety of the Tardis. Now that he has. Fucking RUN

Including The One Who Waited...Sue-Tech.

@@davidchism6081 he was included but I intentionally left his name out to avoid spoiling it

Had the exact same feel as Turn Left when Donna wakes up from the trickster bug and remembers the blonde woman and to tell the Doctor something and they run outside and the TARDIS has translated every text everywhere to BAD WOLF and the cloister bells in the TARDIS are ringing to warn the end of the universe. SO badass.

I agree

Very rare for the doctor to show genuine fear here. He knows who he is up against and what is at stake. He also knows the ones he care about are in danger as long as the toymaker is free.

Developed hide and seek because someone was having fun throwing rocks...

Well you have to know that the Doctor deals in science and the physical universe. The Toymaker is an extra-dimensional being that doesn't have to follow the rules of the universe at all. The Doctor has no gadget or technique that can stop him. The Toymaker can literally do and make anything he wants, and he only does things for his own amusement. They literally haven't faced off since 1966, so the epic music and flashbacks to Doctor Who in 1966 were epic.

Really? How do the accents play into this?

m.th-cam.com/video/bsKHCG8fWWQ/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUgdGhlIGRvY3RvciBtaW1pY3MgdG95bWFrZXIgdm9pY2U%3D In this past encounter with The Toymaker, the trick with the game was that the pieces are controlled by a particular voice, not any player. Mimicking the voice is all it takes to move the pieces.

​@@CyberLink70the first doctor tricked his game by imitating the Toymaker's voice

Oh my gosh that’s brilliant!! And it explains why he constantly changes. I don’t care if the writers had that in mind, it’s canon now.

​@@Devils-Holyman well that's all right then.

In the German dub he speaks with English accent.

Its part of the gig, the toymaker sees all of those things as fun toys and games to play with

The last time they met, the Doctor defeated the Toymaker by imitating his voice. Now the Toymaker speaks in fake accents, because he plays his games to win and won’t fall for the same trick twice.

I thought it was like he was conjuring a new ball to replace the old one every time he threw a ball at the Doctor, I mean the guys essentially a god

The point is meant to be that he creates a new ball each time. It’s meant to show the type of character that the Toymaker is

Bruh, he's obviously just conjuring a new ball after throwing one.

Dude is a reality warping eldritch god, he's making it happen on purpose

your kidding right, he threw 6 balls it would be impossible for them to get it wrong, he's a god he's doing it to mess with the Doctor

Agree and with a good sprit of staying with a good reason.

And how did batman's butler become barney from friends

Deep cut reference to the toymaker in the Hartnell years played by Michael Gough who also played the butler in the Tim burton batman series.

If you remember watching that episode of Dr who (Hartnell) Don't forget to take your medication grandpa ;)

You must be mistaken, that’s not Butman’s Batler, that’s Lee Harvey Oswald.

Reminds me of that Woody Woodpecker cartoon.

No, nobody noticed the giggle. /s

Obviously…

Ok…

He’s doing an impression of Michael Gough,who was the first actor to play the Toymaker.

I mean who could take a villain with a german accent serious, we are such a friendly and peachfull people

It all seems to work with what we know, Cassandra will be the last human and was originally a man, so I thing it could have been her he referenced.

Cassandra was never the last human, the last humans were all the humans at the end of the universe in Utopia. Cassandra calls herself the last human because she's the last "pure" human who has no alien in her bloodline since the other humans "mingled"

@@Atomicrow Some mingled with aliens while some simply evolved into forms that Cassandra regarded as mutants.

​@@girlgarde6 of one, half-dozen of the other, she's still a bigot.

The true last humans were the ones who gathered at Utopia at the end of the universe. They were far closer to the original humans than Cassandra, a fact that was handwaved by the Doctor as humanity returning to form, which doesn't make sense. Probably someone found and, and for some reason, replicated an ancient genetic archive of some kind. Scientists have speculated that life might continue indefinitely despite the "heat death" of the universe, if it just evolves the ability to use energy far more slowly as the amount of energy available gets steadily lower. They've estimated that, with the right slowdown schedule, there's no upper limit to the total number of thoughts that living beings could think, despite the fact that they must continually think at a slower speed to avoid using up too much energy. Beings adapted for the Heat Death of the universe would look nothing like current day humans.

No.

After this series finishes they might do a soundtrack.

​@@JavertRAI said the same thing for series 10.

Dude he IS fun

Yeah. Some of the best characters in media are ones where you can tell the actor just had so much fun with the character.

He’s having a ball (no pun intended).

@@Hei_Darkfire I mean he played an obscure DC villain in _Batman: The Brave and the Bold_ and it was one of the best episodes of the show.

@@TheTrueAdept : Which DC villain did he play in Batman: The Brave and the Bold?!!

And I like how whenever the toymaker isn't using accents and just his natural voice it does sound slightly similar to Micheal Gaughs original performance

When exactly in the video does his expression change in realizing it’s the Toymaker? Cause it’s a little hard to tell if he realized this when the Toymaker was tossing balls at him.

​@@EliasLavado-c4mit looks like he's trying to figure out exactly who he is throughout the juggling segment but in my mind 0:53 is when he finally realises that he's the toymaker