Exactly. The whole show is a bit goofy, almost parody-like, charmingly naive family treat. And then we suddenly got this one!! Scary, tragic, brilliantly and, first of all, damn seriously played, scripted and filmed true drama. Its epic music with Beethoven 7th-like vibes, the only single actor episode in the whole franchise, with this clever Grimm brothers' tale rethinking. A story of burning grief, anger, stubbornness and desperation. It's about smth that looks like fighting the windmills but actually is a cruel, atrocious battle with the impossible without even being able to see the end result. All the billions of copies of Doctor died without seeing he won in the end. And this is a story of amazing wholesomeness of a character: billions and billions of times he did exactly the same things!! He always made the same choices! And that's what made him win.
That episode is my prime example of why ratings numbers need so much context that they are essentially meaningless by themselves. Ratings wise it was one of the worst episodes of nu who but EVERYONE knows it was an absolute tour de force ratings numbers be damned.
I know I'm probably going to get slack for this, but I consider the entire Series 9 finale trilogy to be one of the best stories ever in the show. Heaven Sent truly deserves its status (tho maybe it's praised a tiny bit too much...), but don't count out the other two episodes.
Everyone, a round of an applause to all of the composers of Doctor Who! 👏👏👏 . Ron Grainer . Delia Derbyshire . Norman Kay . Tristram Cary . Richard Rodney Bennett . Stanley Myers . Dudley Simpson . Francis Chagrin . Raymond Jones . Charles Botterill . Humphrey Searle . Brian Hodgson . Don Harper . Carey Blyton . Geoffrey Burgon . Peter Howell . Paddy Kingsland . Roger Limb . Malcolm Clarke . Jonathan Gibbs . Elizabeth Parker . Dominic Glynn . Richard Hartley . Keff McCulloch . Mark Ayres . John Debney . Louis Febre . John Sponsler . Murray Gold . Segun Akinola *60 Years of Music!*
I absolutely adore the soundtrack of Doctor Who, throughout the decades it has changed in drastic ways which fit best with the era. The show would be very different without its iconic music
Vale Decem always always always cuts me up n seeing tied to the Regeneration video of 10 into 11 is gold but 😢 at the same time, his last words were “I don’t want to go” & he didn’t now he is back, one wonders what is final words will be this Regeneration time.
I was lucky enough to attend the Doctor Who Symphonic Spectacular at the Hydro in Glasgow. The BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Ben Foster conducting, Peter Davison emceeing and multiple Doctor Who monsters prowling amongst the audience and on stage. It was a phenomenal night and the music was superb. The only way it could have been better was if “The Shepherds Boy” from Heaven Sent was included, but short of the Doctor intervening that wouldn’t have been possible.
Thank you for being one of the few people who view Segun Akinola's music as on the same footing as Murray Gold's, it gets a little tiring seeing so many people saying Segun Akinola's work isn't as good especially since I personally prefer Segun Akinola's more atmospheric style as it's more in line with quite a few of Classic Who's soundtracks
It’s annoyes me so much that people say segun is not as good I think there both amazing and if anythign I prefer segan’s main theme to Murray gold’s and we have to remember that Murray gold did 10 seasons of music segan did 3.
@@IcySlavKat Yes same here. I really enjoyed the fresh, more ambient (almost with a nod to Classic Who's sound) style that we got when Segun came on board. Not to say that Murray wasn't good, obviously, he has some absolute masterpieces but imo so does Segun. They have different styles and I think we can and should appreciate them both for the fantastic work they have both done on Who. This video is proof that they are of equal standing and as with all art, bring their own piece of magic to the party. It is forever saddening that its being treated as a competition and that in order to worship at the alter of Murray Gold, Segun Akinola is being berated by some fans. You can have a favourite but its isn't necessary to bad mouth someone else to do that. PS @Nathaniel Farkas - Seguns opening theme is my favourite version of NuWho as well, really harks back to the original theme for me. Its equal parts punchy and nostalgic! 😁😁
@@hotdog1214 Nothing can top the series 4 theme, but Segun Akinola's theme is definitely in second place. It's quite good Edit: To be clear, second place out of all the NuWho themes that have been used
@@sparshjohri1109 Hmm, well I kindly disagree, it does have a nice other worldly punch to it but I'm not really a big fan of the orchestrated versions. I like Segun's because he went back to the original Delia Derbyshire notes and started from scratch; which to my ear returns it to its more alien like intro from the 60s. My 2nd place would go to Peter Howell largely due to an abundance of 80s nostalgia! 😁😁
Rings of Akatun was so good that it even inspired people to make remixes of it. You know your track is iconic and worthy when people want to make further content based on it. Now that’s creation ❤
ปีที่แล้ว +12
It's impossible to have a theme by Murray Gold that isn't unforgettable.
best individual track probably but I am the doctor is just such a brilliant motif, he adapted and styled it so beautifully, such a powerful theme and hearing it in his and peters final episode with that fantastic doctor of war scene.
As great as 12's main theme is, for me his theme will always be "The Shepherd's Boy". The producers must have thought so to, because it was used for his regeneration as well as the battle with the Cybermen in "The Doctor Falls". There may have been other moments - tell me if you remember any more. The old brain isn't what it was! Murray Gold was the GOAT.
Oh man that's awesome. There's not many of those here in America, I would love to go, especially in Edinburgh! Say hi to the Twelfth Doctor for me if he shows up! Lol
Murray and Ben - dream team. Faves that aren't here - Freefall from Death In Heaven (when Capaldi falls from the plane) and the Master Vainglorious theme.
"I don't wanna go", so now he's "wot. wot. WOT!" Matt Smith's magnum opus with a little girl. "The Shepherd's Boy" from probably the greatest episode of the show ever, and the moment that messed up the show's history forever. Kudos to both Murray Gold and Segun Akinola for great music. There is one missing for me: "Clara in the Tardis" from "The Snowmen". Or Peter on guitar, lamenting his lost Impossible Girl.
Según Akinola's music is great at creating atmosphere, but nothing beats Murray Gold's amazing orchestral masterpieces for really adding to the emotion and meaning of a story. I play 'Breaking the Wall' so often just to bring me joy if I'm feeling down.
19:36 - this NEVER fails to give me *chills* we don't often get to hear the Doctor Who theme within episodes themselves but when we do hear it on rare occasions, the scenes it appears in always give me the biggest chills and a huge smile on my face.
You actually have never heard the Doctor Who theme in an episode aside from this moment. You’d think they’d reserve a moment with payoff that is a satisfying conclusion for an amazingly well written story. Oh well
@@danielhenze8182 that's actually not true, it's heard in Jodie's first episode: The Woman Who Fell to Earth and a version of it is used a few times in Classic Doctor Who Season 18 - most notably for Tom Baker's regeneration
@@friendlyotaku9525 You beat me to it, I was going to say it was in TWWFTE when she crashed through the roof as well. Chills, that's definitely the word, and warm fuzzy, yet overly excited feelings with a splash of nostalgia and nerdy joy, whenever I see this. I still remember watching it live. What a moment! How anyone cannot like the theme tune played over a montage of all of the Doctor's history I don't know. After it aired and it was uploaded it was on repeat for quite a while 😋😋 Its a fab piece of TV and Who-ness.
I'm very fond of Malcolm Clarke's avant garde electronic score for 'The Sea Devils' (1972). Completely out there, baffling and brilliant. Written and played on the EMS Synthi 100 synthesizer.
THE SCORE FOR TEN'S DEATH THO tbh kinda wish they had just left it at the endpoint of the regeneration and first shown 11 in his actual debut episode, tho ik they did the same thing for the 9th doctor, ten had a much sadder death and I think it would have been justified.
I loved all his variations on Thirteens theme (which this is) but hearing it as her last scene in all its glory was indeed perfection - really suited the incredible visuals as well.
@@julianaylor4351 I've seen in it in other shows, its usually a bit cringe but Buffy was the only one that pulled it off - mainly because the songs were so damn catchy and also relevant to the plot. "I've got a theory. It could be bunnies" 🐇🐰🐰😂😂
These are all great moments. My fav Murray Gold is his music for Christmas Carol. And so many great Akinola moments-like the entirety of the music for Eve of the Daleks- or Demons of the Punjab! Or just the bass drop when for Jodie’s first appearance on screen!
Murray Gold is undoubtedly a genius but let's give some love to Ben Foster who orchestrated, conducted & mixed the music from Series 2-8. In my mind, he is the natural successor to Murray Gold, he only left in S9 because he wanted to compose instead of orchestrate, I can see him jumping at the chance!
i think they forgot doomsday and i am the doctor, but they were spot on with everything else other than spyfall and the timeless children the music aspect didn't really come through in that regard in my own opinion.
I’m still surprised Doctor Who hasn’t done a musical episode with a being who controls music or visiting a planet where people always sings! RTD you know what to do!!
The soundtrack always carried nuwho, even if the plots weren't amazing the music was always peak and would always encapsulate the vibe of the episode perfectly
I love they had to fill something from Jodie’s era but because there isn’t any good music they stuck a whole scene without music at all at 5:00 and onwards
@@DoctorWhoInfinity Thirteen Spy Master The Lighthouse Tecteun Fireworks There's others I love too like the themes for the Cybermen, Daleks and Sontarans.
@@friendlyotaku9525 Those plus I will add off the top of my head: The main theme Any variation of Thirteen Me and my Mates The Building of Gallifrey Cybermasters
I mean, he was trapped in the suspended reality of the confession dial, so I'm gonna say no. But that's my guess. I'd _love_ to hear what someone who's actually educated in theoretical physics has to say on the subject.
the spyfall one is the only time I feel that segun was THE doctor who composer, that sounded amazing but the rest of his ost fell on the mid side, he definately was done dirty
No matter how you feel about NuWho, we can all agree that Murray Gold is an absolute genius
Both him and Segun Akinola are absolute legends!
@@friendlyotaku9525 lol nah just Murray Gold
Mmm... I still find his scores very intrusive at times.
I don't need to be beaten over the head that this is a sad scene so I must be sad. :P
@@tbass94truth 😂
Yes he is.
I still can't believe how this show produced a masterpiece like Heaven Sent
Exactly. The whole show is a bit goofy, almost parody-like, charmingly naive family treat. And then we suddenly got this one!! Scary, tragic, brilliantly and, first of all, damn seriously played, scripted and filmed true drama. Its epic music with Beethoven 7th-like vibes, the only single actor episode in the whole franchise, with this clever Grimm brothers' tale rethinking. A story of burning grief, anger, stubbornness and desperation. It's about smth that looks like fighting the windmills but actually is a cruel, atrocious battle with the impossible without even being able to see the end result. All the billions of copies of Doctor died without seeing he won in the end. And this is a story of amazing wholesomeness of a character: billions and billions of times he did exactly the same things!! He always made the same choices! And that's what made him win.
Truly a work of art
That episode is my prime example of why ratings numbers need so much context that they are essentially meaningless by themselves. Ratings wise it was one of the worst episodes of nu who but EVERYONE knows it was an absolute tour de force ratings numbers be damned.
I know I'm probably going to get slack for this, but I consider the entire Series 9 finale trilogy to be one of the best stories ever in the show. Heaven Sent truly deserves its status (tho maybe it's praised a tiny bit too much...), but don't count out the other two episodes.
@@thepandorica1660 I personally think Series 9 is the best series of the NuWho
I wasn’t prepared for the immediate emotion of Vale Dacem.
It’s too soon.
It’s been thirteen years, but it’s still too soon.
Heaven Sent is one of the best episodes of tv I’ve ever seen. It’s perfect, and a perfect representation of grief.
The Shepherd's Boy is in another level
Murray Gold the GOAT
Sometimes the plot ain’t there but the music is always there
Yep
Yeah, DW is not sci fi, it's a Musical!
Doctor Who is the greatest work of art in the field of family entertainment. The plot may not always appeal to you, but it's there.
David Tennant doctor who BBC iPlayer 7 click 8 PM next Saturday
this feels targeted at spyfall
All I'm saying is the moment Matt says "I'm the Doctor" for the first time NEEDED to be in this. 11's theme was top notch and needed to be recognized.
There's nothing better then when the scene matches the music perfectly! All of these were such brilliant moments in Who! 😄
David Tennant doctor who BBC iPlayer 7 click 8 PM
Everyone, a round of an applause to all of the composers of Doctor Who! 👏👏👏
. Ron Grainer
. Delia Derbyshire
. Norman Kay
. Tristram Cary
. Richard Rodney Bennett
. Stanley Myers
. Dudley Simpson
. Francis Chagrin
. Raymond Jones
. Charles Botterill
. Humphrey Searle
. Brian Hodgson
. Don Harper
. Carey Blyton
. Geoffrey Burgon
. Peter Howell
. Paddy Kingsland
. Roger Limb
. Malcolm Clarke
. Jonathan Gibbs
. Elizabeth Parker
. Dominic Glynn
. Richard Hartley
. Keff McCulloch
. Mark Ayres
. John Debney
. Louis Febre
. John Sponsler
. Murray Gold
. Segun Akinola
*60 Years of Music!*
👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋
Standing ovation ensues.
👏👏👏
Excellent list! Thanks for this 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I don't know how the Impossible Planet never makes any of these lists. A masterpiece imo.
Totally agree. Love that one and The Satan Pit, of course.
I always loved the haunting Bad Wolf theme. Glad they refused it (albeit briefly) when Peter Capaldi returned to Gallifrey.
It's the doctors theme.
I was in tears with Ten's regeneration. one of the most violent regenerations we've ever seen, but also one of the most emotional.
The music on this show moulded my childhood and still impacts me deeply to this day.
I think some of us really take for granted the composers for this show. They really can be just as important as the writer in some cases.
Music in Doctor Who is what makes the show so impactful to watch and thats why its an amazing show.
The Shepherd's Boy is probably my favourite Doctor Who song of all time
8:10 I cry to this song all the time, it’s so powerful, I love it so much when a lot of people sing in unison, I love choirs
Vale Decem and Shepard’s Boy are easily my favorite tracks
I absolutely adore the soundtrack of Doctor Who, throughout the decades it has changed in drastic ways which fit best with the era. The show would be very different without its iconic music
Would it be… similar to Series 11, 12 and 13? 😂
@@alvaropalomoh nope
Classic Who had some good music as well. "Its the end..." always makes me bawl.
Vale Decem is one of my favourite "death" themes
I think 11's speech from The Pandorica Opens and 11's regeneration belong here.
Vale Decem always always always cuts me up n seeing tied to the Regeneration video of 10 into 11 is gold but 😢 at the same time, his last words were “I don’t want to go” & he didn’t now he is back, one wonders what is final words will be this Regeneration time.
"I'm ready to go"
"Again?!?"
I was lucky enough to attend the Doctor Who Symphonic Spectacular at the Hydro in Glasgow. The BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Ben Foster conducting, Peter Davison emceeing and multiple Doctor Who monsters prowling amongst the audience and on stage. It was a phenomenal night and the music was superb. The only way it could have been better was if “The Shepherds Boy” from Heaven Sent was included, but short of the Doctor intervening that wouldn’t have been possible.
Murray Gold and Segun Akinola are really fantastic composers. Always making fantastic and fitting music to Doctor Who.
Thank you for being one of the few people who view Segun Akinola's music as on the same footing as Murray Gold's, it gets a little tiring seeing so many people saying Segun Akinola's work isn't as good especially since I personally prefer Segun Akinola's more atmospheric style as it's more in line with quite a few of Classic Who's soundtracks
It’s annoyes me so much that people say segun is not as good I think there both amazing and if anythign I prefer segan’s main theme to Murray gold’s and we have to remember that Murray gold did 10 seasons of music segan did 3.
@@IcySlavKat Yes same here. I really enjoyed the fresh, more ambient (almost with a nod to Classic Who's sound) style that we got when Segun came on board. Not to say that Murray wasn't good, obviously, he has some absolute masterpieces but imo so does Segun. They have different styles and I think we can and should appreciate them both for the fantastic work they have both done on Who. This video is proof that they are of equal standing and as with all art, bring their own piece of magic to the party.
It is forever saddening that its being treated as a competition and that in order to worship at the alter of Murray Gold, Segun Akinola is being berated by some fans. You can have a favourite but its isn't necessary to bad mouth someone else to do that.
PS @Nathaniel Farkas - Seguns opening theme is my favourite version of NuWho as well, really harks back to the original theme for me. Its equal parts punchy and nostalgic! 😁😁
@@hotdog1214 Nothing can top the series 4 theme, but Segun Akinola's theme is definitely in second place. It's quite good
Edit: To be clear, second place out of all the NuWho themes that have been used
@@sparshjohri1109 Hmm, well I kindly disagree, it does have a nice other worldly punch to it but I'm not really a big fan of the orchestrated versions. I like Segun's because he went back to the original Delia Derbyshire notes and started from scratch; which to my ear returns it to its more alien like intro from the 60s. My 2nd place would go to Peter Howell largely due to an abundance of 80s nostalgia! 😁😁
Murray Gold is just legend
Rings of Akatun was so good that it even inspired people to make remixes of it. You know your track is iconic and worthy when people want to make further content based on it. Now that’s creation ❤
It's impossible to have a theme by Murray Gold that isn't unforgettable.
Vale Decem is Murray Gold's masterpiece
best individual track probably but I am the doctor is just such a brilliant motif, he adapted and styled it so beautifully, such a powerful theme and hearing it in his and peters final episode with that fantastic doctor of war scene.
As great as 12's main theme is, for me his theme will always be "The Shepherd's Boy". The producers must have thought so to, because it was used for his regeneration as well as the battle with the Cybermen in "The Doctor Falls". There may have been other moments - tell me if you remember any more. The old brain isn't what it was! Murray Gold was the GOAT.
Great video. Nice to see the music of the show getting some deserved recognition!
Love all of the Whovian music!!! Props to whoever selected these tracks...that had to be hard!!!
3:48 The music playing is "Doctor, the Doctor" and "Going Undercover" from the season 12 soundtrack.
Music for last ten minutes of The Power of the Doctor as good as anything in the history of the series. Beautiful.
Still brings a tear to my eye.
That thumbnail is comedy gold! Bravo!
2:50 i just realized that you can hear the strained tardis engine in the background while he is about to crash
I’m going to the experience in Edinburgh tomorrow long live the doctor!
Oh man that's awesome. There's not many of those here in America, I would love to go, especially in Edinburgh! Say hi to the Twelfth Doctor for me if he shows up! Lol
@@iztasticbachman9578 oh I misspoke it’s a doctor who museum in Edinburgh not like the experience in Cardiff
@@eagalgael ooohhh still fun though!
@@iztasticbachman9578 it was 😀 but my bank account wasn’t happy when I went to the gift shop and bought a sonic spork😂
@@eagalgael that sounds awesome!
Never forget the powerfull "Long song"
Murray and Ben - dream team. Faves that aren't here - Freefall from Death In Heaven (when Capaldi falls from the plane) and the Master Vainglorious theme.
Murray Gold arranges monumental, epic Masterpieces that hit me in the center of my soul....
The little girl and her singing is one of my favorite scenes, especially with the contrast of Matt Smith’s anger.
"I don't wanna go", so now he's "wot. wot. WOT!" Matt Smith's magnum opus with a little girl. "The Shepherd's Boy" from probably the greatest episode of the show ever, and the moment that messed up the show's history forever. Kudos to both Murray Gold and Segun Akinola for great music. There is one missing for me: "Clara in the Tardis" from "The Snowmen". Or Peter on guitar, lamenting his lost Impossible Girl.
These scenes are epic!!!!!!!!!!!
The shepherd's boy ❤
Oh! I thought this was be a collection of the Doctors and companions singing (those were always my favorite moments).
The Confession Dial basically medieval cruelty. Damn you Rassilon. 😟
The score always knew when to punch up the emotions and I think is one of the best parts of the series imo
you missed 12's guitar solo
You didn't have to start with Vale Decem. 😭💀
no matter what, the music behind David's exit will always be my favourite!
Surprised we didn't see 12 to 13 regen, the musical medley there was brilliant but I'm happy for the the 6 that were here, great pieces all. ❤❤👍👍
Long song,Sheperd Boy,Vale Decem
is why I love Dr Who
Según Akinola's music is great at creating atmosphere, but nothing beats Murray Gold's amazing orchestral masterpieces for really adding to the emotion and meaning of a story. I play 'Breaking the Wall' so often just to bring me joy if I'm feeling down.
The 6th Doctor fixed the TARDIS and turned into a pipe organ.
Hello? 12 playing guitar on a tank in medieval England?
David Tennant doctor who BBC iPlayer 7 click 8 PM
Was looking for this comment.
?@@rm2106
The eleventh Doctor about to crash into Amelia Pond's back garden. Geronimo!!! Raggedy man. ❤️
Any moment of 10/11 will always bring happy memories 😊
19:36 - this NEVER fails to give me *chills* we don't often get to hear the Doctor Who theme within episodes themselves but when we do hear it on rare occasions, the scenes it appears in always give me the biggest chills and a huge smile on my face.
You actually have never heard the Doctor Who theme in an episode aside from this moment. You’d think they’d reserve a moment with payoff that is a satisfying conclusion for an amazingly well written story. Oh well
@@danielhenze8182 that's actually not true, it's heard in Jodie's first episode: The Woman Who Fell to Earth and a version of it is used a few times in Classic Doctor Who Season 18 - most notably for Tom Baker's regeneration
@@friendlyotaku9525 You beat me to it, I was going to say it was in TWWFTE when she crashed through the roof as well.
Chills, that's definitely the word, and warm fuzzy, yet overly excited feelings with a splash of nostalgia and nerdy joy, whenever I see this. I still remember watching it live. What a moment! How anyone cannot like the theme tune played over a montage of all of the Doctor's history I don't know. After it aired and it was uploaded it was on repeat for quite a while 😋😋 Its a fab piece of TV and Who-ness.
@@hotdog1214 for sure!!
Journey's End? Doomsday? Utopia? Lots of missed opportunities here
Ooohhhh, you meant soundtrack moments, not Twelve riding on top of a tank riffing on a guitar moments lol. Good to see Heaven Sent though.
I love the music in new Who. 🎶❤️
I'm very fond of Malcolm Clarke's avant garde electronic score for 'The Sea Devils' (1972). Completely out there, baffling and brilliant. Written and played on the EMS Synthi 100 synthesizer.
Admit it, you all came just for Heaven Sent... and maybe for 10's regeneration.
THE SCORE FOR TEN'S DEATH THO
tbh kinda wish they had just left it at the endpoint of the regeneration and first shown 11 in his actual debut episode, tho ik they did the same thing for the 9th doctor, ten had a much sadder death and I think it would have been justified.
I have to admit that chorus are incredible. Nonttheless, it miss some classics.
Segun Akinola was incredible! - Jodies regen music was absolutely perfect
I loved all his variations on Thirteens theme (which this is) but hearing it as her last scene in all its glory was indeed perfection - really suited the incredible visuals as well.
Doctor Who needs a whole musical episode.
Why?
@@theabraham8164it would be funny
A large portion of the Christmas episode featuring Katherine Jenkins was, besides it's already been done by horror series Buffy The Vampire Slayer.
@@julianaylor4351 I've seen in it in other shows, its usually a bit cringe but Buffy was the only one that pulled it off - mainly because the songs were so damn catchy and also relevant to the plot.
"I've got a theory. It could be bunnies" 🐇🐰🐰😂😂
These are all great moments. My fav Murray Gold is his music for Christmas Carol. And so many great Akinola moments-like the entirety of the music for Eve of the Daleks- or Demons of the Punjab! Or just the bass drop when for Jodie’s first appearance on screen!
Despite the backlash of the Timeless Children, that inclusion of the theme tune in the main show is VERY Eighties and slaps hard!
Peter Capadi is my favorite doctor
As amazing as Murray Gold's scores were, shout-out to Segun Akinola. He did a great job for 13's run.
All the Spymaster's themes and 13's theme go hard
👍👍
I haven't watched the video yet but I hope Together Or Not At All is there bc that music hits me so hard
You have to return Murray Gold in 14th season!
Murray Gold is undoubtedly a genius but let's give some love to Ben Foster who orchestrated, conducted & mixed the music from Series 2-8. In my mind, he is the natural successor to Murray Gold, he only left in S9 because he wanted to compose instead of orchestrate, I can see him jumping at the chance!
Whoever made this has guts to put the timeless child next to heaven sent.
I love the whole spy sequence of Spyfall Pt.1. It’s fantastic!
i think they forgot doomsday and i am the doctor, but they were spot on with everything else other than spyfall and the timeless children the music aspect didn't really come through in that regard in my own opinion.
I think the doctor is overall most upset he still isnt a giniger
Murray Gold is a genius. Please bring him back... or someone with similar style.....
Doomsday was the most beautiful part of the soundtrack!!!❤
El canto de todos y el doctor gritando tomalos, es sorprendente
Murray Gold is the moment. Praise be the God of TV music! Whenever you're ready to come back Murray...
HE'S BACK!
One song is over but the story isn't done yet
Segun Akinola has great music too, i'm sad some fans discredit his work in the serie.
I’m still surprised Doctor Who hasn’t done a musical episode with a being who controls music or visiting a planet where people always sings! RTD you know what to do!!
it'd be the campiest thing ever and I *want* it
I mean we are getting Neil Patrick Harris, maybe he'll play a Music Meister type character like he did in Batman Brave and The Bold
El bucle del doctor si que dolió
I don't really like Akinola's approach to dr who, but the Spyfall and regeneration music was amazing
Nothing from The Gunfighters, shame.
Murray Gold deserves all 6 spots on this list
where is doomsday?!
The soundtrack always carried nuwho, even if the plots weren't amazing the music was always peak and would always encapsulate the vibe of the episode perfectly
It would be nice if you added the song titles in the video instead of just the episode name. Great vid though
Heaven Sent is the only reason I clicked on this.
Oh, and I guess the songs at the end of The End of Time are good too.
I love they had to fill something from Jodie’s era but because there isn’t any good music they stuck a whole scene without music at all at 5:00 and onwards
there's loads of good music in jodie's era.
@@friendlyotaku9525 name 5 that you remember without looking at Google
@@DoctorWhoInfinity Thirteen
Spy Master
The Lighthouse
Tecteun
Fireworks
There's others I love too like the themes for the Cybermen, Daleks and Sontarans.
@@friendlyotaku9525 Those plus I will add off the top of my head:
The main theme
Any variation of Thirteen
Me and my Mates
The Building of Gallifrey
Cybermasters
I’ve got 500 and that’s just the unreleased ones
Boy can only scrap 10 from his mind
It's so hard to watch Heaven Sent :( Speaking of it, does anyone know if the Doctor's age is affected by his time in there? 🤔
I mean, he was trapped in the suspended reality of the confession dial, so I'm gonna say no. But that's my guess. I'd _love_ to hear what someone who's actually educated in theoretical physics has to say on the subject.
It’s not
repeatedly playing clips from 13's era won't make them iconic XD give it a rest
The last video might have at the end of series 12 alerted tecteun
I love how the quality plummets when ever it’s season 11 onwards
not really.
Season 11 literally introduced Sarah Jane Smith. In what universe is the most-popular companion of all time a “plummet”‽ 🤷♂️🙄
@@DrWhoFanJ my bad, season 37 onwards
@@friendlyotaku9525 I think it’s pretty clear that the music took a hit when Murray Gold left
@@danielhenze8182 I think the music in Jodie's era is brilliant.
the spyfall one is the only time I feel that segun was THE doctor who composer, that sounded amazing but the rest of his ost fell on the mid side, he definately was done dirty
Lol why are we calling the ambient sounds in the background of 13's era "epic musical moments"
We’re not. Can you really not hear the swelling music in those scenes‽ 🙄🤷♂️