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i love those first two episodes, but they could have left the "fam" stranded without the tardis for one or two more episodes, that could have been a nice little story arc.

2nd picture - 11 and/or Amy & Rory. Possibly 10.

Polish, Take control/care of the packages.❤ ...Is that illustration man wearing a fez? Did not predict the actor of the first plate. 😮 I have an A5 illustration of him holding out a question mark, I got at a convention. Second. ...Missy.😂

2nd David 😂

Second picture prediction: David Tennant

Me sees title (Title says you'll never believe what I'm unboxing) Me well i definitely will believe it once i watch won't i 🤣 (I was bored and didn't know what to comment)

i find it weird that most people cant tell that, that isnt the same doctor telling her those things after he already ran off, he even is wearing a different shirt than before as well.

I know you said once before you might never react to Classic Who but i would however highly recommend watching the Third Doctor (Jon Pertwee's) last story "Planet of the Spiders" its considered one of the most classic and best Dr. Who stories of all time.

Unlike most fans i did enjoy this episode my only complaint is the scene where the spider is suffering a slow painful death despite my naracnaphobia i would never wish that on any living creature i found it out of the character of the Doctor when she would rather let it suffer than giving it a mercy killing which Trump guy kind of did unintenionally.

Not had time to watch yet. But can I assume from the thumbnail that you are not overly fond of spiders? Perhaps that is why you don't like eye close ups - most spiders have 8 ...

"something, something, something.... suffocating the spiders to death... " honestly i don't care enough for this ep to write a long explanation why its rated so poorly. maybe someone else will do down below. sorry 5.5/10 thank you for your reaction though, im glad you seemed to enjoy it even if i can't.

Like Rose, this was criticised for being a Seventies remake - this time, the Green Death. They may well have name checked the original company.

Not my favorite episode of the season but I love watching Jodie work. It’s great. Can't wait for The Thirteenth Doctor Adventures in July next year. It's going to be glorious.

Hi Nicole😊 I love the Series 10 opener. Series 10 may be my favourite overall. The Donald Trump analogue. " [to having shepherd's pie with mum] I think the new doctor would say yes." "I'M GOING FOR TEA AT YAZ'S"😂 "Don't give me spiders." This is NOT your lucky day.😊 Yaz's mum is a recognised actress Shobna Gulati. Having spent a number of years of UK primary soap Coronation Street & a dim-witted role on a canteen sitcom written by 'Ballad of Freda & Barry' writer Victoria Wood 🎵Let's do it Tonight...🎵 "Terrible Pakori" I presume a Pakora, Indian snack fritter but frying mixed veg (eggplant, coriander, onion, lentil etc.) dipped in gram flour batter & deep fried.😋 You know British like fried food.😉 Hey Luna! "😊I've taken to bringing a cheese & pickle sandwich" The suffocating the spiders to death isn't much better than the gun. "You're such a knob" British lessons are paying off 😂

YOU asked for a horror episode! 😄

There's some "8 legs" in 2 of the big movie franchises. If you've seen them, how did you get on? Were you in the cinema? 🙂

I hate this era so much but this probably wins the award for scariest episode as I literally just can’t look at the screen, it’s terrifying, uncomfortable, makes you hide and scream, it’s awful 😭

Your reaction was really entertaining 😆 I'm glad you liked this episode ! For me it's not my favorite but I liked how this episode developped Graham with how his grief was portayed.

Bradley Walsh who plays Graham is a comedian and game show host in the uk, and is probably best known for one clip that went viral on TH-cam. Search for fanny chmelar it’s hilarious

0:00 why would you ruin your videos by putting this

Two of the weakest episodes from this season, but still not bad really, just slow. These episodes were big let downs when they came out because there was a bunch of marketing done showing the human/dalek hybrid talking about how daleks are "making their biggest change yet" but all we got was these two okay episodes and the daleks going right back to their normal form

I've watched who on repeat for 8 years and even I can't reliably say rexacorofalapatorious... or spell it

Im not sure if im correct but to try and clear up some of the confusion- we can see the angels give sally the tardis key at the beginning of the episode, so either they didnt know where it was at after it was taken from the abandonned house or they werent able to unlock it themselves, so they used sally to get the key to the tardis. On the same note, the tardis wasnt able to go back and reacue the doctor until sally and the guy unlocked it, entered and placed the DVD in the console, this was something the doctor did to make SURE the angels couldnt steal the tardis. So basically the doctor and the angels both wanted sally to get the key and return to the tardis, but the doctor had a transcript telling him exactly how he outsmarted the angels, which is how he was able to do that. That brings me to the "bootstrap paradox" which youve probably heard of by now but i feel like its still worth pointing out because doctor who is full of them. The bootstrap paradox is basically a time travel paradox where a certain action or choice ends up creating itself- "bad wolf" was s good example, those words were there to guide rose to becoming the bad wolf, but only because she had already became the bad wolf. There is no real resolution to which came first

My favorite moment in this episode is when billy says to sally "it was raining when we met", and she looks out the window and just says "its the same rain". Mind blown moment right there. Its so simple but so crazy to think he lived an entire life right there in the same city but as an older version of himself. Second favorite moment is when the transcript ends and the doctor just says "i guess that means theyre coming for you. just dont blink, whatever you do dont blink" so fucking ominous. Such an amazing episode

your analysis of this show is so good. although this episode is based on a novel I think your theory that the young boy is actually a young version of the doctor would have been a way more interesting twist to the overall story.

Heartened by your reactions to the prejudice displayed in this episode, though not so heartened that you didn't know the name of Rosa Parks. But then I'm American, and I'm old enough that we'd still learn about our history in school. What makes this episode work so well for me is that the act that was the catalyst for social change was such a simple thing, and that what the fam had to do to preserve history was such a simple act. The pain on their faces at having to sit there, at having to put themselves in that position, so well done.

Clothing-wise, Clara is full S Tier. She rocks Victorian garb styles.

The 4th Doctor, Tom Baker, was MY Doctor, growing up.

These episodes really give us watchers the ability to look like weeping angels, yes?

Absolutely love this episode, in fact it's one of my favorites. Right off the bat I loved the comparison they were making between LINDA and fan groups. The bad guy of this episode kind of represented a "hardcore" fan who gatekeeps and takes everything too serious. It also introduces the idea of "doctor-lite" stories, where the doctor is not a main character. Funny enough many of the best episodes in the show later on are doctor-lite, but this one has the worst rating of any episode I believe.

One of the saddest episodes to me. I cry EVERY time. Amy & Rory 4ever!

I find it wondrous when I'm SURE I know what's going to happen next. And then my brain short circuits itself when the plot takes a Left Turn. Pun intended.

The space racist was like the giant invisible space chicken from the Vincent episode. Not the focus of the episode and the least interesting. Taking Rosa to the future would change history which they were attempting to avoid in the episode.

This story was a very big risk to wtite i think. Its very well meaning and not bad. However, anyone who understands the story of what actually happened will realise this misteaches the history and simplifies everything too much in order to make a broad observation. So as an episode its quite good, but as a historical it is missing who Rosa was imo. I think Americans find this story much more problenatic tgan the British, mainly because most Brits know nothing about Rosa and take what they see on screen at face value.

25:09 and i hate when people judge others for thinking their weird just because of a secret

Fantastic episode

Minir disappointment that when Stormcage was mentioned the Doctor didn't say "My wife spent some time there" or something like that.

When Dr. Who first began in 1963 it was intended to be an educational program set in the past or future creator Sydney Newman didn't want any bug-eyed monsters but with the arrival of the Daleks first showed up the show became a massive hit and the educational part was dropped and became the show we know and love today without the Daleks the show would had ended in 1963. Showrunner Chris Chibnall honoured that educational part and wanted to go almost completely historical like the William Hartnell era.

This episode had some really mixed reviews especially in the US because of complaints about the show being "too political" or "too woke" or "too in your face" or "too left wing" and crap like that but one thing this show is never afraid of is getting "political" Dr. Who was always political and despite me preferring science fiction episodes i did think this was a great episode of the Jodie Whittaker era i will say however i wasn't a big fan of the music at the end of the credits. Krasko the racist villain from the future is from the same prison "Stormcage" as River Song. I'm actually really surprised and shocked you don't know who Rosa Parks is? I thought they would had taught you youngins abit of that part of history. Yaz is actually indian decent not black.

Always have such mixed feelings about this episode. It looks great, the acting is pretty good. The setup up a racist time traveler boldly thinking he can change history but being unable to kill. The Doctor acknowledging the importance of this moment on human history and deciding it had to stand. The companions being put in a dangerous situation and refusing to back down. All pretty decent setups but at the end of the day, the episode failed in one crucial way. The racist time traveler treated this moment as a big of coincidence, like Rosa ended up on the bus randomly and decided to protest out of nowhere. In reality, she was a very well known civil rights activist and had chosen to protest the segregation on the bus earlier. If he had succeeded in stopping her that day, she could/would have done it on another day. All 13 did was keep the date the *same*. 13 does always feel like she has trouble with making waves, she prefers keeping things simple and happy and easy to understand. I always believed that the episode should have had the racist guy delay her bus protest, only for her to do it the very next day. 13 could have jumped into the future 1 single day and shown the companions that they hadn't fully failed. They could have also revealed that the second day was always the original date that we know about in the future. For these reasons, as a historical episode, I have to give it a low score. Not a bad episode, but one that disappointed me personally as black american. I hope we get more historical episodes though! 4/10......it was a 5 but that ending song took me completely out of the episode and makes the ending hard to rewatch.

this is my favorite episode from this doctor its just so perfect

Makes emotional everytime, nice editing

Hi Nicole! Happy Doctor Who day! 🥳 23/11🎉 I wasn't taught who Rosa Parks was either. Late 90's UK secondary education but TBF it isn't UK (or German) history. "We don't serve black people." "That's alright- we don't eat them."😂 I wish that villain had a better... or an explanation. It makes it sound like Racism isn't a taught behavior. Ironically, I'd like a plot where villain were doing this FOR black rights long term. Call the Doctor a hypocrite for them changing history. Episode written by Malorie Blackman, Children's Laureate from 2013 to 2015. Author of Noughts & Crosses.

Probably my favourite episode of the season. Doctor Who fulfilling one of its original mission statements: to be educational by teaching real history using a fun sci-fi adventure format. Wonderful stuff.

As a person of color this episode really made me emotionnal. I cried in the end. I have to say.. The Jodie Whittaker era is the best for the historical episodes. I think every historical episodes of this era is really well made for creating the setting of what they want to cover.

When the idea for Doctor Who was originally pitched to the BBC in the 1960s was that they would visit historical effects and therefore it would be educational. This is one of those type of episodes, in my opinion.

❤ this episode and Jodie 😊

I quite like this episode because like Vincent and the Doctor, it shows that Doctor Who can do more than just alien invasions. Doctor Who rarely shows us true historical stories and when it tries to do it, the writing often gets sidetracked by the sci-fi elements (e.g. The Shakespeare Code barely explains who Shakespeare was because it focuses on witches). This episode properly shows us what Rosa Parks meant to history and how her actions still affect us today. Series 11 in general puts the stereotypical Doctor Who alien invasion stories to rest for more character driven and emotional stories. I for one prefer series 1-10 because I don’t connect to the character driven stories from this series as well as the stories about alien invasions from previous series but I can definitely see why some people consider this the best series of the show. It definitely gives vibes of a high production drama whereas previous series were low budget sci-fi.

34:00 - This is a tricky line for the episode to tread, and I think it comes up with a sensitive and impactful solution. The implications of having the Doctor incite some kind of race relations movement might be fine if its Silurians vs Humans, but to insert her into actual IRL black history and help inspire Rosa, MLK etc is problematic. Everyone involved in that movement did it themselves, and they deserve credit for that, without some fictional characters intervening with a pat on the back. And for our TARDIS crew, forcing them into being part of the history - but not a part they in any way want to play - is far more interesting IMO. Seeing the moral conundrums the Doctor has to deal with. Time travel isn't all fun. Even Earth can look like an alien and sometimes ugly world. I'm glad this episode deals with that.