Doctor Who 10x12 FINALE REACTION!! "The Doctor Falls"
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- Eric Shane Calvin and Aaron react to and discuss season 10 episode 12 of Doctor Who - The Doctor Falls - #DoctorWho
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can you upload 10x13 on google drive please
Hey, if anyone's interested, I'm reviewing all the Doctor Who stories on my channel, with me just having uploaded my review of: 'Invasion Of The Dinosaurs (1974)!' No pressure, of-course; It just might be worth checking out! :)
Last episode next week i wonder if they won't be watching jodie or chibnall smart choice. Id recommended classic who.
@@the5thdoctor This needs 5 Million likes
@@MrMCIJ123 season 10 doesn't have 13 episodes
Love Shane's regeneration cycle. Every regeneration "I HATE THEM!" Before the last episode "I don't want them to leave..."
I mean, that's just the whovian cycle
he'll be right this time
Many of us would want Capaldi instead of Whittaker
Hahaha I love it.
@@addexio321 Many people hated Mofat and called but now I would take him over the hack whos running the show now lol
This happened when Moffat and peter was bring interviewed at NYCC and Steven said he’d love to write a story of The First Doctor meeting the current doctor but can’t cause William hartnel is dead, Peter turned to him and said “you could use David Bradley?”
And Moffat went home and wrote this.
The Doctors speech he gives to the Masters is my personal favourite as it perfectly summarises why he does what he does. Cant wait for next weeks episode.
Just doing what I can to help. Like helping an old lady cross the street. I always find my self replaying that speech every now and again.
Shane: "I'm not ready for him to leave."
Doctor: (stops regenerating.)
The Matt Smith era is my personal favorite kind of storytelling, but upon rewatching the Capaldi stuff, it truly is some of the richest material Doctor Who's ever had, rich in dialogue, themes, parallels, character study...new stuff you notice upon rewatch - like the Smith era, but in a different way.
That’s why the Moffat era will always be my favorite. Smith and Capaldi brought such different but amazing things to the role. The Smith Era felt like a fairytale and the Capaldi Era was a different kind of magical.
I think capaldi is the best actor that ever played the doctor. And mean "actor" as talent.
rich in pretentious crap more like. Themes don't make something good
@@erosion271there’s always that 1 retard that is always hating and can’t even explain why….Capaldis era easily has the best character work and dialogue in new who
@@erosion271ok, whatever you say.
This story sums up Peter Capaldi's Doctor so well. To me, he is the ultimate incarnation of the Doctor, embodying everything the Doctor has ever been and yet still brings across his own style. The speech he delivers was written for HIM, and, like 'Heaven Sent', there are only a few Doctors who could have articulated a speech like this so well with no music, and he's one of them. He’s not showing off, he’s just asking his old friend(s) for help and desperately trying to find the good in them, and Capaldi delivers his best performance. If David Tennant and Matt Smith felt like Doctors you could become best pals with, Capaldi's felt like a Doctor you could look up to and respect as a hero.
peter capaldi one of the best actors who played the Doctor
*The best
*The best actor ever
**gud acto*
Him, Troughton, Colin and John Hurt are the best actors imo
Yes but writers fucked up :(
Also, back in Bill's first episode after she says goodbye to Heather she said she didn't think the tear on her face at the end was hers. Turns out that was Heather keeping track of/a link to Bill.
It just now hit me reading this comment they may very well have been named in homage to Bill and Heather Hartnell.
Missy’s death is one of the saddest of New Who. I love that it was her saying doctor that woke him up.
Benni though.
@@mjm3091 honestly that episode being the only bad one of this series so far, it was REALLY bad. That death was such a punch in the gut and not in a good way.
@@SorchaSublime that's why it was the saddest one. At least episode 5 was good.
@@mjm3091 And episode 4. And 2. And 1.
@@SorchaSublime I would argue about that. Spyfall was flawed, Tesla's episode even more. This was the first genuinely good episode in Chibnail's run.
Spyfall was way to long for all the plot it had, and main storyline was pretty stupid; it had again another big bad corpo with unlimited power. And I feel like Master's reveal was way too rushed and not really impressive. Those two episodes could have been more fleshed out. Also Graham wasc unbearable in Spyfall.
And for Tesla - it was too simple when it came to depicting the actual history aspect of it. It gloryfied Tesla, who was known to be a massive a-hole, and Edison was somehow reduced to be just another "big bad corpo" dude, which was not the only thing he was in real life. And villains were lackluster.
Fugitive had really not many flaws (I cant recall any massive one - other than maybe Jack being side-lined). And story was packed and interesting through whole hour. Twist was played properly, and even if Im scared of Chibnail redconning some stuff, I will leave my judgement on that for the future. But overall it was way better than other stuff we were shown since Chibnail took over. As it did use companions properly, and had Doctor feel like Doctor.
Eric talking about Capaldi and how he wasn’t given enough material to reach his full potential is PRECISELY why I was so hurt by his exit and regeneration. He is my favorite Doctor and I wish we got more of him.
It was his decision to make as he wasnt healthy or active as much anymore, to keep up with all the action scenes.
great actor, bad writing for episodes.
but still 10x better than the current seasons crap
@@Pir-o have you been watching the new series? its had like one bad episode so far
@@SorchaSublime Yea, Orphan 55 aside, Series 12 has been amazing and it looks like they're going to keep that momentum.
I feel the same way. Even though Capaldi is not my favorite, he was really let down by the writing quite a bit. His performance was incredible though.
I wish he had gotten stories like Matt Smith, who is my favorite Doctor.
Fun fact:
This was originally the end for Capaldi and Moffat with Twelve's last scene being "I'd hoped there'd be stars" before being teleported to the TARDIS and regenerating into Thirteen. However Chris Chibnall refused to start his tenure with a Christmas Special, so to ensure that Doctor Who didn't lose it's Christmas slot Moffat rewrote the ending of this episode so that Twelve held back the regeneration and could go on one last adventure.
As a result of this it's kind of best to watch this episode as the big finale to Twelve's era (Both his and Missy's arcs coming to a close) and Twice Upon a Time as an epilogue.
Chris Chibnall still doesn't want to do a Christmas Special.
God, seeing them kinda reminisce on the series and franchise as a whole a bit really sent me tumbling back the fuck down memory. I mean, we've been at this shit for nearly three damn years now.
To think it once seemed so, so far away when they start season 1 episode 1.
The Master says he didn't listen to anything the Doctor said, but I like to think the speech got to him deep down and that's why Missy is so devoted to the Doctor and their friendship since series 8 (all be it in her very own twisted way). That, next to the arc set up with whole "good is only good in extremis", the fact that the Doctor never finds out about her change of heart and Missy and the Master stabbing each other in the back. I love it all. Missy's arc, her ending, it is perfect... I hope no one messes with it in the future.
"You may be A Doctor, but I am THE Doctor. The original, you might say" ❤
I think Eric wanted to see more epic encounters like the ones given to Tennant or Smith, but I personally really enjoy the more meaningful and personal approach they took with Capaldi stories, and I think this episode perfectly encompasses his journey with his kindness bit, and by putting him in a literal unwinnable situation where the only thing he can do is either run away, or die trying to save others. He chooses the latter because it's what he considers to be the right thing to do, even if he doesn't know whether or not he'll succeed at all in what might be an actual pointless suicide mission.
This man started as someone who didn't quite understand human emotion and didn't show that much care for it. Very pragmatic, very alien, and kind of a dick sometimes, though not on purpose. He just didn't get it.
Then through several key moments, such as Kill the Moon and Mummy in the Orient Express, S8 finale with Missy, Magician's Apprentice, every moment with Clara, Ashildr, Clara's Death/S9 finale, and River, we see him turn into someone who is really trying to be better and nicer because he realizes what he says and does has consequences in others, and we see him start caring A LOT as a result. S10 is kind of the final step in this journey, where he's managed to calm down and become something similar of an ubersage of wisdom, where he doesn't rage or act in anger anymore, and instead he takes his pragmatic approach and uses it to find the best solution to save as many people as possible. Bill mistakes this for uncaringness initially, but he proves that he does actually care a ton, he just doesn't have "the luxury of outrage", and doesn't make situations about himself like he has before. Then across the back half of this season we see how he's trying to help his friend, Missy, do the same: Start caring ("I didn't know I even knew their names. You didn't tell me about this bit." "I'm sorry, but this is good.")
This is someone that did an almost 180º change in personality and belief system across his journey thanks to the people close to him. Someone that found himself; from grumpy old man, to reckless rockstar, to kind teacher. And I actually think that the reason why he refuses to regenerate here is because, with the theme of this episode being the idea of "staying true to yourself", he doesn't want to give up on the ideals he's learned to treasure and hold so close to him. He'd rather die being someone who's kind, than the possiblity of turning into someone that is not.
And that is the 12th Doctor.
This might just be me overthinking some stuff as usual, but at least in my mind, this is the reason why 12th is my favorite Doctor. Aside from Capaldi's mind-blowing performance on like literally any scene he's in that is lmao.
Extremely well stated!!
12 isn’t my favorite Doctor but I do like him , I think atleast out of the Modern Doctors , he changed the most .
You described his arc and journey beautifully !!.
And then the 13th happened.
Yeah... Poor 12. He should have given up, because leaving a bunch of terrified giant baby spiders locked in a room to slowly starve to death is not the kindness 12 strove so hard to achieve. Fucking Chibnall.
@@epiccarrot88 I'm glad I'm not the only one who's found thirteen's moral compass to be pretty inconsistent and not in an interesting, deliberate way.
Ahhh this is a brilliant comment and perfectly sums up why he's my Doctor.
The Cybermen caused the Doctor to regenerate.... twice.
@@mjm3091 Twice a pun? A time?
A Brecher very nice
There's a lesson to be learned from The Masters' double betrayal: Sometimes you need to kill the person you were to be the person you want to be. But most of the time the person you are kills your future.
Yeah. Simm's Master killing Missy is a rejection of what Missy represented; the Repentant Master. The new Master is absolute fury because the Doctor managed to defeat him as Missy. That sentiment he has is proof that he is post Missy, and despises the Doctor, as evidenced by his reminder of killing 4, and he is unrepentant about it. He is showing his Moriarty side more now, and that is cool to me.
@Gmail com That twit could not think of any of those theories. Even if someone told him, he would screw it up.
We will have to wait and see when Season 12 ends to find out where we all stand on matters.
@Gmail com Fair enough. Not quite my taste either in Season 11, but this Season, at least for me, is markedly better.
If you intend to wait until she regenerates, I suggest waiting until the fans that did like her debate her best episodes, then try those.
It will at least give a taste of her Incarnation, in case the 14th ends up facing anything that was triggered by her adventures.
It sometimes happens that evil invasions we do not see in one Incarnation, but spoken of, are dealt with by a later Incarnation.
Very true
*Eric (**17:55**):* _"Ya know, Capaldi is far & away my favorite Doctor…but he far & away does not have my favorite Doctor stories."_
I couldn't agree more. I tried, but my head started to hurt. 😖😏
As a fan that has been watching since I was a wee one in the 70's, virtually every Doctor has a place in my heart. But I think *Capaldi* completely encapsulates _everything_ that I loved that came before, but in a way that was uniquely *_his._*
It's kind of silly, but I felt the longer his hair got, the better everything else got.
I feel like Capaldi got a couple incredible episodes, the ones where he has something to work with. He has a few of my favorites, but overall my favorites sit in Tennant's series'
Missy is my favorite character, and I really, REALLY hope that she comes after Dhawan. He's a great Master, both utterly insane and somehow relatable in certain ways, but I just can't accept Missy's redemption arc being completely removed. My theory, which I sincerely hope is correct, is that Simm regenerates into Dhawan before Missy because he hates the Doctor more than ever for managing to actually redeem him in his future, and so in his next regeneration he tries to make 13 hate him before 12 redeems her (if that makes any sense to anyone), so that even if Missy somehow survives the Laser Screwdriver the future Doctor hates her too much for them to stand together, or something along those lines.
To this day, Peter Capaldi is my favorite new Who Doctor...hands down. I STILL miss him terribly.
To this day, Capaldi is the greatest doctor. He might not be everyone's favourite but he is the most doctor the doctor has ever been. Tom Baker's doctor was also extremely doctor but Capaldi is the best doctor.
This speech is also what I’ve tried to teach my two young sons. The most important thing to be is kind.
Strictly speaking, the only fakeouts are opening of S6 where it's the Tesselecta mimicking it and Capaldi in the MonkWorld. Ten actually did regenerate into himself (as per Time of the Doctor) and Twelve is regenerating here, he's just fighting (in a similar way to Ten holding it off long enough to visit everyone - but Twelve is denying it all together at this point).
Journey's End, Time of the Doctor was 11
@@killernyancat8193 Yes, it happened then, but confirmed it was a regeneration in Time of the Doctor
one of the best series finalies of Doctor who ever
I like the idea that in his speech about kindness, the Doctor used the same trick as in Day of the Doctor: he was mainly talking to the Simm Master knowing that he wouldn't influence him, but hoping that it would stick to the back of his mind for the following years. Essentially planting the seed for Missy's redemption arc even if she didn't remember the specific events, and hoping she would side with him there and then. She might have too, and decided to kill the Master at that moment, but didn't want the Doctor to see her do that. Without witness indeed, both her siding with the Doctor, and the murder.
Also that scene where the Master berates Cyber-Bill who says she's not upset, but then we see her in tears... That scene hits me right in the feels each time.
Wasnt " *Heaven Sent* " the episode where The Doctor was all by himself ?? " *Hell Bent* " was on Gallifrey, when he rescued Clara from death and stole another T.A.R.D.I.S. with her to escape.. or not ??
Yes and people confuse them. Rightly so imo, the doctor was hell bent on rescuing Clara and getting out of that trap but heaven was sent as gallifrey.
Capaldi's speechs are so...phenominal. I'm glad you shown us your reaction to his Be Kind speech, other reactors skipped showing us that :(
These last 2 episodes + the upcoming Christmas special with the First Doctor, by far some of my favorite episodes.
I remember Aaron's reaction to the false regen, where he nearly burst into tears when the Doctor says "I don't want to go"
Wasn't that when Capaldi said 'I will always remember when the Doctor was me'
@@sevensevenseven9351 yeah what the fuck am I saying? I think I was watching it at the time and at the time he said I don't wanna go as I was writing the quote I dunno
I adore the Western vibes this episode gives me, and its apt. It's like Twelve is an old gunslinger, going into battle one last time for people he barely knew. I think this two parter is some of Rachel Talalay's best work on the show.
"Capaldi is far and away my favorite but he far and away does not have my favorite Doctor stories."
This has always been EXACTLY how I've felt about 12. I love Peter in the role so so much, but he really did get stuck with quite a lot of stinkers.
no he didn't
shut up incel
you probably think hell bent is bad
@@bdotm If that's how you respond to anything, then you've entirely missed the point of 12. Always be kind
I quite possibly agree as well. It's particularly heinous in this send-off series, where I'd argue the only properly 'great' episode apart from the finale is Oxygen. (Extremis is pretty good by itself, but gets dragged down by what followed imo).
tennant got it worse. capaldis ratio of good to bad is probably better than anybodys. people are just too nostalgic of the past stuff there is so many stinkers for tennant as i said. tennant never got a great finale. doomsday is ok. last of the timelords and journeys end are pretty bad. capaldi got all great finales. loads of mediocre or bad episodes as well. new earth, tooth and claw, the idiots lantern, love and monsters, fear her, army of ghosts, runway bride, shakespeare code, daleks in manhattan, lazarus, 42, last of the timelords, voyage of the damned, the doctors daughter, unicorn and the wasp, journeys end, the next doctor, planet of the dead, the end of time part 1
not saying all those suck like some of that is ok but come on guys its not good either
plus go back and see how many times eric says he loves a capaldi episode or that might be the best ever episode or something. he said listen was amazing and one of the best ever then said the finale was even better and said heaven sent was the best ever.
@@dutchman8887 Yeah I just went back to watch Tennant's era and I've been skipping so many because they're honestly unwatchable. Capaldi's era has the fewest terrible episodes imo, even in the much-loathed season 8 there are only 2 I truly dislike.
This episode was so heartbreaking to me…we see the doctor so wholly fail his friend in the worst way (and only just failing to prevent it), the fact that he will never know that Missy went back for him, that incredible speech, Bill’s ending. It’s my favorite Capaldi episode and one of my top 10 new who episodes.
David Bradley played Hartnell in a BBC special about the start of Doctor Who and all the hoops they had to jump through to get the show greenlit.
Moffat always intended for 12 to meet 1, but Hartnell had passed away long ago. So when he saw Bradley's performance, he knew he'd have a chance again.
And Gattis, who always insert himself in the story, wanted a role that wasn't just a voice behind a mask.
And Capaldi wanted to go out in style.
And they didn't have the next Doctor lined up yet, they had barely gotten Chibnall interested in being the next lead writer.
One more special in between allowed everyone involved to have their dream ending and to get everything sorted for the next (re)generation.
Fun fact: The “lesbian chick from the water” is named Heather, who ends up with Bill. Heather was also the name of William “Bill” Hartnell’s wife, so it’s especially funny that the first Doctor appears at the end of this episode.
They're in for a treat. Can't wait for next week.
One of my favourite things about Capaldi as the Doctor is that you can really tell how much of a fan of the show he was and how he really had loved the Doctor for years. He radiated joy through his performance. I don't think I could ever pick a favourite Doctor as they all accompanied such different times in my life (10:5-10yrs, 11:10-13yrs, 12:13-18yrs), but looking back I think that Matt Smith had my favourite stories. I really loved the overall arc of S6 and River's storyline.
Master: "the doctors dead , lets go" Missy: the doctors dead he told me he always hated you, lets go" Nardol: "yeah heard you the first time"
Finally I've been waiting all day
Missy always knew what the Master was going to do hence the item in the pocket reference....so she would've done something to the sonic so she wouldn't "die"
My favourite doctor who 2 part episode, my favourite doctor
I saw this in my notifications on my phone so i frantically typed on my computer, and spent like 30 seconds rushing to look for it because it wasn't displayed on the channel video list yet.
Hype.
The music is the icing on the cake for this episode.
Patiently waiting for the arrow reaction 😀
I am so excited for you guys to watch Twice Upon A Time, it's brilliant
Is it me or did they particularly spoke all over important bits of dialogue in this one ? Something they usually manage to avoid.
And I know they dont read comments here but there are plenty of best-of specific Doctors out there on YT they could check out to relive some of their best moments !
And there is another fake-regeneration : the Matt Smith one with the astronaut ! ;)
They seemed pretty distracted going into this one yeah, there was a lot of "Mentioning other stuff this reminds you of" going around. They even missed "The Doctor's dead. He told me he'd always hated you", which bummed me out.
Though I think Capaldi's speech about halfway through really helped them to refocus lmao
@@Wolf6119 yeah that line and the whole speech while blowing up the Cybermen mostly.
Shouted, rather than spoke. They missed a great deal of the dialogue.
The whole Moffat era in general is my favourite. I like rtd's era but I just don't connect with most of the characters or stories but the same and as one of the few people that isn't a fan of ten or Rose it's harder to enjoy some stories. Eleven is my fave doctor with my fave stories but Twelve is a close second, still really miss seeing Capaldi as the doctor!
Oh my god loved this episode! This comming christmas special, I don't think I've ever watched it without crying! It's just so good! Also can't wait to see the reaction to the most recent episode! Yea it's far away for the but it's going to open an interesting conversation!
I’ve been watching Doctor Who since 1974 ( At only 3 and scared the crap out of me . Thank god for sofas to hide behind !😃) and naturally Tom Baker being my favourite Doctor along with Matt Smith’s incarnation too . It is just awesome to see these reactions and how much you all enjoy watching each episode.. Of course my kids think I’m mad still tuning into the show in my 40’s but I’m sure they will come around 😀 . Good work fellas ..
There was another "make" of Cyberman that came between the Mondasians of _The Tenth Planet_ and NuWho, who came from the planet Telos after Mondas blew up. These "Telosian" Cybermen looked a bit slicker than their Mondasian cousins, first appearing in Troughton's _The Moonbase,_ and persisting, with the occasional redesign, throughout the rest of the Classic era.
But arnt they also mondasian?
@@jplegend98 Not quite - Mondas was destroyed in The Tenth Planet, and a separate "race" of Cybermen later grew up on the planet Telos.
@@ftumschk oh I thought the cybermen telos were like a back up plan for the mondasians in case their plan failed. But wasn't tellos a non-human world. Didn't the 6th doctor meet native tellosians in attack of the cybermen.
@@jplegend98 The Cybermen who colonised Telos originally came from Mondas, but developed into a distinct type from the Mondasians. The Cryons who appear in Attack of the Cybermen were revealed as native Telosians, but that's a retrofit. There was no hint of them in the Troughton years, when the (Telos) Cybermen were the main antagonists, from "The Moonbase" onwards.
@@ftumschk except the invasion where the cybermen come from planet 13.
Oh my god, it just clicked. Missy's idea about cybermen from cyberspace in Series 8 came from The Doctor. "People plus technology minus humanity. The internet, cyberspace, Cybermen. Always read the comments, because one day they'll be an army."
Yo the Melton reactions have that high level of emotions we need😂
funny watching the melron reaction and thinking wow that was great i cant wait for all the guys to react to it only for the melron reaction to be be way better than this one
Dutch Man ikr? Like do your job Blind Wave lol.
Great Christmas Special coming up!!!
This and the next EPs are easily my fave of the Capaldi era.
You guys need to react to Honest Trailer for both modern and classic who.
I'm really glad you enjoyed it, but I can't help noticing how much you actually missed by having non-stop, irrelevant, shouted conversations throughout every scene.
For actor's playing the same role in unrelated things, Damon Herriman played Charles Manson in season 2 of Mindhunter, and Once Upon a Time In Hollywood, which released pretty much at the same time.
This was a good two part finale imo .
The interaction between the two Masters are fun and their “death” is perfect .
The Doctor’s speech about why he does what he does is one of my favorite Twelve moments aswell as NuWho overall!!
The Heather thing does feel very Deus ex machina but it does bring Bill full circle and is a nice end to the character .
plus at least unlike some other deus ex machina in the show it was set up already in the first episode we just did not realise
Dutch Man agreed
Y'all should review the Big Finish content, mates. It's really, really good. Specially when we talk about the 8th doctor
9:02 I love this speech.
Looking forward to next week! Lovely ep! Love Mark Gatiss.
Really? I despise the Special, switches between boring and lame
@@DasKame i don't remember all of it but i liked it. David Bradley is fun.
i think its brilliant too eric the fact first doctor from movie doc is playing first doctor aha
One more left gonna be wild!
I absolutely loved this episode the first time around. So emotional towards the end. Plus, as far as I know, it’s the first time they’ve done a Multi-Master story (they’ve obviously done loads of Multi-Doctor ones). I actually preferred John Simm in this episode compared to his past appearances. He was more like the classic Master, even down to his appearance. He didn’t have the manic, “Here come the drums!” OTT thing this time.
Shane is the Doctor Who effect in full force
No one:
Eric: MASTER!!
...bater
Next week will Be farewell to the Best Doctor in My Opinion. Peter Capalidi Is such a Good Doctor.
With the exception of Paul McGann not getting a season as The Doctor, the biggest "what if" missed opportunity Doctor Who will ever have was Capaldi not getting a 4th season as The Doctor with Missy as his companion (alongside Bill and Nardole). I feel that would have been the ultimate TARDIS team as you would have the tragic hero (Capaldi knowing it's his final season), the romantic foil (Missy trying to be The Doctor's friend again), the exposition (Bill), and the likable comic relief (Nardole).
Series 10 aired in Spring, 2017.
They have a lot more than 3 generations of Cybermen. At this point, there are are 8 versions, not including the variants such as leaders and 'spin-off' models like Cybermats, Cybershades and Cybermites.
36:19
(Spoilers kinda for season 12 episode 5)
All I could think of is how I wonder how Eric would react to season 12 episode 5.
It's gonna be amazing!
Hearing Shane trying to say about how David Bradley played Abraham Setrakian makes me wonder if he knows who played Mr. Quinlan in 'The Strain'. Given a certain other show they reacted to previously, i thought he would find it amusing somewhat.
"I just love seeing Captain Jack" 😉
Good timing.
It was cool to see them all again not just ... oooooh I see 😉
too bad it was inconsequential and shoehorned
@@superrob1500 I mean we don't know the extent of the role in the arc yet.
ROFLCOPTERFMLYOLOSWAG69 They already confirmed Jack will be back next season.
going back through these and i just cant help but feel dead inside ever since Clara left the show :( i think it broke me
The episode that finally uses the Dr Who and the Scratchman scarecrows.
I remember thinking when I first saw this episode, when the Doctor was outside in the snow, “the only thing that would make this perfect if this is the South Pole and we come across the 1st Doctor about to regenerate...”. And then we hear David Bradley 😱😍🥳
and then everyone clapped
Aaron, remind me to never play poker with you. Watching your reactions when you know what's coming with s11 and 12 is awesome!
Now that you guys are almost caught up to the current episodes, I think you should consider watching more classic who between seasons.
Holy shit, why would you torture him? Okay, watch Tom Baker, Watch Peter Davidson, but Colin Baker? Sylvester McCoy? Abysmal Episodes, Abysmal Pacing, Abysmal Acting, how would anyone had to watch this hit garbadge?
Kind of funny how the entire concept of regeneration was invented to avoid having another actor play the first Doctor, and now they have another actor playing the first Doctor
Clara clearly said "the long way round" meaning she has infinity if she wants to wander around time and space till she decides to return back to Gallifrey and that was always Steven Moffat's intention for Clara as mentioned in his interviews. And the 1 hander was Heaven Sent not Hell Bent.
14:15 they tried to reference 4's Regeneration
I'm not ready to say goodbye to my doctor again. I've been re-living his run through your reactions, I don't think I'm ready for it to end
I really like this episode it's one of my favorites from New Who but I kind a wish that at the end he had regenerated.
Same, but it makes sense. Both the 1st and 12th doctor regenerated due to Cybermen and they both don't want to change.
Man, it's so emotional witnessing the Blind Wave Crew reacting to Capaldi's end much like I once did. Capaldi is without a doubt my favorite doctor, he is THE Doctor. It's just...such a shame he didn't get the best stories. Don't get me wrong, he did get some of the best stories! but he didn't get nearly enough of them. Whenever Capaldi gives a speech, it's like he pushes the show to a whole new level! When he is allowed to just go wild and fully embrace The Doctor THAT is when the show is shining at it's brightest!
Capaldi's doctor is kind, but also dark. When Capaldi wanted to he could channel all of the dark sides of the Doctor through his acting and eyebrows. Seriously though, he could channel any side of The Doctor, because he IS The Doctor. I could most likely write a whole essay about why Peter Capaldi is the greatest Doctor, but it all boils down to personal preference.
I just wish they would have given him at least one more season! And more one season with Bill, to develop her some more. Because despite the whole Cyberman situation with being awful, I felt that her sendoff was kind of anticlimactic, just like with Clara.
Yeah, nice doctor, but man i Hate Season 8, such shitty Episode with Robin Hood, the Moon and so on.
Thanks, Eric! Thanks, Shane! Thanks, Calvin! Thanks, Aaron! ⏳
Jeebus I really cannot wait for next week!
You need to watch The Tenth Planet Classic Who Episodes!
He played the actor that played the Doctor, now the actor that played the actor that played the Doctor is now playing the Doctor? MY BRAIN HURTS!!! lol
I love the next episooooode
.................why? I hated the Special
Calvin’s reaction to the jelly baby🥰
0:00 Calvin: Noo!
Me: ...there was a water bottle under the tardis?
12 is my second favourite all time Doctor 13 is okay but it takes awhile for her to get good but that’s just me if you love 13 good for you
She's alright at first, but I've grown to like her more and more as the episodes go by.
13 had a shaky start but so did 12. I expect that all but the most obvious eejits will like her by the end of her tenure.
Series 10 is really amazing! I like almost everyone of the episodes and think that the chemistry between Capaldi and Mackie are so good!
Series 12 isn't this one, this one is Series 10, Series 12 is the one currently airing with Jodie Whittaker.
@@ElricGameplays to be fair series 12 is also shaking up to be amazing, but yeah series 12 this is not
@@ElricGameplays Sorry, got a bit carried away! I ment series 10 👏
You guys will love series 11 😁
They liked Season 8, so they had no low Bar
@@DasKame Series 8 is enjoyable imo. Better than series 7, which is one of my least favourites. So dull
@@eddiefisher3093 asylum of the daleks ? man i loved that episode but yeah, maybe not the best, but 8 was... it was just dumb drama about the f'ing Companion, which i always despise (Danny Pink Arc, f'ing hel who cares)
@@DasKame Series 7 had some good episodes but overall I was just bored. And I do agree series 8 was bogged down by Danny Pink but I still enjoyed a fair few episodes. Series 9 and 10 were the best for Capaldi though
O, the Master is dead.
I see what you did there... 😏
@@TessaG75 C
Again
When are you going to do your show popularity poll
12:00 "They always find a way."
(Hee-hee-hee...)
Yes I get what you say about Capaldi and his stories....hes an amazing Doctor his character progression was outstanding👌 Good luck with season 11.... I mean I love this show but man I struggled. Season 12 is much better tho so far so hang in there
Finally ...
anticipating a master-bation joke before i start watching this video
Hands down the best two-parter.
@@xxdavecz3811 one of the few which had a better second part than first, which is really unusual for Doctor Who and a good sign for Chibnall in general IMO
Does anyone know how the doctor can still regenerate after being shot by a cyberman and then blowing himself up? I thought if you kill a time lord before they regenerate they just die
im assuming he just wasnt fully dead yet. He was still in the process of dying. Time Lords, even ignoring regeneration, are very sturdy.
I hated it when missy died and the doctor didn't know she tried to help him