*Thought I had an upload scheduled, but clearly not. Thought I'd upload this one today - The very beginning of the best era of Doctor Who, of all time.*
it's certainly more convenient than the key, especially when you're running for your life trying to get into the tardis to escape whatever is chasing you. Although in that regard it takes a little away from the tension of needing to make a break for the tardis and all pile up at the door while the doctor fumbles for the key.
I'm honestly dissappointed they never showed the swimming pool in the library... or even just the pool. on the plus side now the books wouldn't get soaked if you tried to read them in the pool or if the Tardis tipped over.
Still my all time favourite TARDIS Interior. It’s open, incredibly alien and magical at the same time. I hope 13th’s control room is as imaginative as this one!
Everyone always forgets the war doctor, in day of the doctor all 13 were there, which means the woman is 14. Sadly there screwing up the show by turning the doctor, a guy, into a girl. Its weird!
+Althric You might as well call yourself a huge asshole for being incredibly stupid, he's right to say that BBC has fallen to sjw as they have shown countless times such as Peter capaldis assistant who is a BLACK LESBIAN WOMAN and bbc even promotes future is WOMEN videos on their website, so don't fucking come here without any information and start calling people a pussy, u fucking dumbass.
MajorCvikljee every piece of music for 9 and 10 was great. Listening to capaldis series soundtracks it's more background music. Apart from a couple of moment eg breaking the wall however that was released. In the 50th aniversary
@MrDalekEmperor I mean you could also watch angels in Manhattan the cut to that but we’re the doctor puts Amy to bed and tells her a story think that goes well together 😊
This is the best TARDIS introduction ever. The fairytale music, the magic orange glow, the classic steady hum, the fresh blue exterior. Not my favourite TARDIS, but my favorite Intro
If anyone had doubts about Matt Smith and Series 5 it was me. This episode, I watched it at 10pm on the day it was broadcast. Didn’t go into it expecting loads but I wanted to see what they had in store. I was not disappointed. One of my favourite episodes. Turned a 10th doctor fanboy to a “every doctor needs a chance” boy
That’s the issue with regeneration you get so attached with a doctor that when it’s there time to go you either have big doubts about them or you just don’t care anymore, glad you gave him a chance though
@@tbnrprimestudios1232 One thing I've learned from going back to watch ALL the doctors - they all have their charm, and they are all undeniably the same character, somehow
"All of time and space, everything that ever happened, or ever will, where do you want to start?" ... well, ALMOST all of time and space. Except for anywhere he's already been, or certain planets that can never be visited, or the places that never-were but might be again.... There's a lot of caveats to the Doctor's offer, really....
@Bagged Beans Doesn't mean he was right there all four times. You know, that's an event, that was recorded and later shown on television. So it's not the best example. And even if the Doctor visited the same event multiple times, I bet it would be different regenerations, as 9th and 10th said, they haven't seen the universe with these eyes yet (well 10th said that, 9th was talking specifically about the planet Barcelona). So seeing the Moon Landing might be 9th, 10th and maybe 11th twice, because he liked it more, or something. Also 10th brought Martha back to New Earth (15th New York) later, the same place he took Rose, so that thing about not visiting the same places isn't really a rule at all (this is just a side note in general, not correcting you or anything)
@@tornadotaylor8956 (Stupendously late, but yaknow... trips to the moon and such.) The idea was at one point part of lore - "Father's Day", the Doctor states that he can only go back to the same point twice without causing a temporal paradox that would summon the Reapers. He reiterated that during "Last of the Time Lords", when disabling Jack's vortex manipulator ("You could go anywhere in time. Twice. Second time to apologise"). It's cited as why the Doctor can't fix his mistakes; although the stance has been softened somewhat by later events; but presumably, creating a paradox by returning to his (or his companion's) own direct time points would summon the Reapers again.
Also can I mention how much I love the 11th Doctor's Tardis? I wasn't necessarily big on 9's Tardis because it never felt like a spaceship, nor a home, but with 11 and 12, it has this wonderful, magical, homely feeling.
Doctor: "So coming?" Amy: "No." Doctor: "You wanted to come 14 years ago." Amy: "I grew up." Doctor: "Don't worry, I'll soon fix that". Some of the best dialog ever....still resonates with me almost 10 years later.
I remember seeing when it dematerialses for the first time, with the lightning and everything and being amazed. It's a shame they didn't keep that effect up really
I just love the atmosphere that the Series 5 Tardis felt to a kid like me. It felt so warm, colorful, almost as if it came from the mind and soul of a child.
It was hard to get over Eccelston and Tennant for a while, but then The Eleventh Hour came on and I loved every single moment of it. Without a doubt, the best opener, the best post-regeneration story alongside Spearhead From Space, and a wonderful start to one of my favourite Series from NewWho. Shame this was the last good Series until Series 9 and 10 came about.
Seasons 2-7(2) are my favorites. Tennant and Smith are my favorite doctors. I feel they are humorous mostly, but can fit into any other role or mood perfectly. While Capaldi could do the same, the writing let him down. The way I see it, Tennant’s era had the best plots, but the worst companions between Tennant and Smith. Smith’s plots were decent, but the companions were really enjoyable. Capaldi was just ruined by terrible writing.
English Giraffe (NOTE: THIS IS MY OPINION!!) Series 9 was godly. Series 10 however was..eh..all though The Doctor falls/World enough and time was good. The Christmas special could have been WAYYY better. I disliked the fact that the Original Doctor turned out to be a Sexist. In real life William Hartnell was a racist and a sexist. I feel that Capaldi should've regenerated in The Doctor falls. And The Christmas Special could've been a series Eleven Prequel. In Conclusion Series Ten was a bit to Modern. And barely showed the relationship with Bill and Capaldi like him and Clara had.
I remember having one "uh-oh" moment in this episode, the Sherlock-style bit where he processes all the evidence with the camera panning through the frozen people... was really hoping they wouldn't do that every week and thankfully they didn't :D
Lots criticized the asymmetrical layout of Matt’s tarsus but I think it adds a beautiful alien air to the box that I really don’t think had been felt since the dimmer, organic lighting of Ecclston’s interior, there no exaggerating when I say it’s simply FANTASTIC!
That two years.... those lonely nights she must have had while waiting for the doctor, whom not surprisingly, don't know when to return.. she already waited 12 years, and sees the doctor for less than a day, and than loses him again.. She really must've imagined lot's of stuff, what will the doctor say to her when they meet again, will he say sorry, will he finally take her inside that big blue box? And all of that, gone, before her eyes... Just right after that alien attack at the hospital.... Can't imagine how Amy's heart would've broken... That one drop of tear just drags me into anti-doctor-club but right after that (though for Amy it's two years) he knocks on my heart, showing me that wonderful adventures with Amy and Rory..
Well done Moffat, when I watched this I remember my then 5 year old self not only beginning to have a massive crush on Karen Gillan, but absolutely loving Matt Smith as the new doctor! Moffat, I take my fez off to you!
I'm not really a big fan of jodie's tardis tbh. The tardis inside is just crystals and not like as a tardis interior should be. 9th,10th,11th and 12th's tardises are 10 times better.
But unfortunately it was a shiny big and cumbersome nightmare for the production team Shiny things aren't good for cameras because they show the camera
Love that the swimming pool was in the library, relocated, never shown, deleted then recreated in the next Tardis design and finally given a glimpse when Clara's running through the TARDIS corridors later in Series 7.5. I wonder where the Swimming Pool is now in 13's TARDIS. Though I am curious how the Corral/Grunge Phase Themed Tardis desktop swimming pool would've looked like before the crash caused it to seep into the Library. 😂😂😂
i recall some dialog at some point.... companion: "it's a shame we had to get rid of the pool..." dr: "well it WAS leaking". No idea where that's from.
Great days of Who what a brilliant opener. Smith was so young and frankly he smashed it out of the water. I'd forgotten ten by the end of this episode he was that good
I miss that, the look of joy and wonderment as Eleven steps into the TARDIS, we don’t see what she’s created, but we can tell its amazing, by the look of sheer joy on his face.
I’ve noticed that the colour scheme and design of this TARDIS interior was a bit similar to the RTD interior (even some parts of it was from the RTD interior). Like the whole of series 5, I think Moffat and his team are trying to show that no matter what Doctor it is or who runs it, it’s still the same show at heart and you can just as enjoy it as the previous one.
2:49 the girl who waits. They really went overboard with that. Growing up. The fifty years in that time lapsed hospital. The five thousand years in that box. Sheesh!
Just a note for anyone who wants to get into the show but doesn't want a huge amount of catch up but also doesn't want to be caught out of the know with details about the Doctor's history, start with this episode and go from there. Yes, the Eccelston and Tennant years were brilliant, but most people don't want to add half a decade worth of catch up to their list if they can avoid it. That being said, do not skip to Season 10 and start then like Moffat said. He intended it to be a good jumping on point so that there could be a renewed checkpoint, but it's just trying to cram the Doctor's history down your throat in a cheeky and annoying way that holds your hand like you were a full grown adult being taught by their dad how to ride a bike for the first time. This is much better. This is the premiere of Season 5, which is when Moffat became full showrunner for better or worse, but I almost couldn't think of a better place for a newbie to come in. It puts in things early on that you'll better understand if you've been watching a while, but it subtly, slowly and satisfyingly catches you up as the Season goes on. It really doesn't leave you in any more dust than a show that has a premiere with the character running straight into action with lots of foreshadowy stuff that you'll find out more about later. I have been watching Doctor Who constantly for around 12 years and every person who I've recommended this starting point to has thanked me later. Now, without further ado, good luck and enjoy the show!
sorry dear SEASON 10 is Jon Pertwees (3rds) era, and he leaves any thing the modern era has in the dust SEASON 5 is 2nds era, and the magic of 2nd and Jamie. You mean SERIES! And before you go on it doesnt matter, actually it does. Because there is a 26 year 7 doctor run BEFORE dr who came back in 2005, and if you count them as one long story SERIES 5 is actually SEASON 31!!! But yes, the 11th hour IS a good jump off point for someone who has never seen it before
While I think you're exaggerating a bit because not everybody has that kinda time, I don't still agree with everything I said in this comment that I made, funnily enough, half a decade ago. The era I was talking about felt longer in my head than it really is@@BlackRoseRhamnous
watching this makes me so sad. :'( i never saw it when it aired. i stumbled upon it and marathoned it, mere weeks before matt announced he was leaving. i was sad. i felt that i finally had a character that i could look forward to watching on a regular basis. i had added his characteristics to other characters (in fanfic) to make them cooler lol but with him, he's already everything lol with the major success overseas, decent job security and pay, playing the role of a lifetime as a hyper, clever, charismatic, dangerous space wizard. i mean fuck that right, thats certainly run it's course, there are bigger and better things like hollywood. people get bored and ungrateful. ive watched the few others things he's been in and it reminds me again just how underwhelming watching actors filmographies can really be.
they have positioned the camera WAY back for a proper "long shot', plus it IS a much bigger set than the broom closets some others were. It's also split-level with open catwalks, which really helps improve the apparent size. Gives it just that much more "depth'' I was just remembering back to earlier designs, the set really only accounted for about 1/3 of the control room. This one accounts for what appear to be closer to 1/2 or 2/3 of it. In a way I'd like to see them be able to run around it with a steady-cam and have it be a full 360 degree set, but that's very impractical in most situations. Even with a split-set, you have to have A LOT of lighting. Does anyone have a shot of what the entire set looks like, or even a picture from the doctor's perspective? I've love to see it!
Admit it, that Tardis sound... there's no sound one would rather hear coming from outside. I'd even take that over my dad going "I'm back with the milk".
Thank You for the upload . People? ever wonder why we are always ready to except or is it to embrace the impossible . It's because we are ready for more then the limits others have place on us We will not harms to get what we want. But we are ready for the challenges before us. Don't worry we are waiting for what is to come.
I miss 9 and 10's TARDIS so much... then eventually this one I missed too when it changed in series 7B. Personally my favourite TARDIS is still the RTD era one.
I loved series 5. Doctor Who went in a new direction but still kept the same magic and added new. After the RTD era this felt like a really good breath of fresh air. I think new writers and new Doctors should have a 3-4 series limit providing the stories are well written.
*Thought I had an upload scheduled, but clearly not. Thought I'd upload this one today - The very beginning of the best era of Doctor Who, of all time.*
Not controversial words at all! 😂
Matt Smith was brilliant
The best? Have you seen Season 26?
Season 12 was better. Genesis of the Daleks best who of all time
Doctor Who TV no David is best
I absolutely love that the kept the snap of his fingers that he learned from river. Tennant learned the snap and now Smith embraced it
it's certainly more convenient than the key, especially when you're running for your life trying to get into the tardis to escape whatever is chasing you. Although in that regard it takes a little away from the tension of needing to make a break for the tardis and all pile up at the door while the doctor fumbles for the key.
@@virt1oneI see it the same way as starting a car. It's fun to remote start a car, but it's more satisfying to do it yourself from the inside
he learned it from river, but river saw him do it which is how she knew about it. so its a fun paradox
@@stillnotspicy Classic bootstrap.
"I grew up."
"Don't worry I'll soon fix that."
extreme foreshadowing.
Best line ever
@@Shadomancer what?
@@Shadomancer how?
@@larniieplayz6285 It's foreshadowing the "The girl who waited" episode, where they need to fix the Amy who grew old and alone.
"The swimming pool's in the library."
"It was in the library. Not sure where it is now. It'll turn up."
THAT is the Doctor in a nutshell.
Literally so accurate
I love how succinct and somewhat dismissive of oddities the Doctor is. He’s seen just about everything.
I'm honestly dissappointed they never showed the swimming pool in the library... or even just the pool. on the plus side now the books wouldn't get soaked if you tried to read them in the pool or if the Tardis tipped over.
@@ZUnknownFox they did in one of the episodes with clara
Still my all time favourite TARDIS Interior. It’s open, incredibly alien and magical at the same time. I hope 13th’s control room is as imaginative as this one!
ThomasFishwick probably gonna be the best one because doctor who has finally given into the SJWs
CheshireSmileGaming Ü It really does.
Everyone always forgets the war doctor, in day of the doctor all 13 were there, which means the woman is 14. Sadly there screwing up the show by turning the doctor, a guy, into a girl. Its weird!
+Althric You might as well call yourself a huge asshole for being incredibly stupid, he's right to say that BBC has fallen to sjw as they have shown countless times such as Peter capaldis assistant who is a BLACK LESBIAN WOMAN and bbc even promotes future is WOMEN videos on their website, so don't fucking come here without any information and start calling people a pussy, u fucking dumbass.
A shame they didn't keep this interior, though. When the Ponds left, that was the end of this desktop.
Man, I'm gonna miss Murray Gold's genius music
his music was good up until capaldis run, he kinda ran out of ideas
oh yeah, a good man and breaking the wall totally sucked...that's running out of ideas
YUMHardyABC To be fair Breaking the Wall is version of the one from Smith's run. However, I still think Capaldi's era had really good music.
MajorCvikljee every piece of music for 9 and 10 was great. Listening to capaldis series soundtracks it's more background music. Apart from a couple of moment eg breaking the wall however that was released. In the 50th aniversary
Pronkt Like I said, I disagree. I love it.
Also it's a bit weird but also a bit heartwarming knowing that when he came back for young Amelia, it was after she just died.
@MrDalekEmperor2 no LOL
Maybe not but I like your idea better and also simultaneously think that's the most depressing thing I've ever heard.
@MrDalekEmperor2 ..
explain Explain EXPLAAAAAAINNNN !!!!!
@MrDalekEmperor I mean you could also watch angels in Manhattan the cut to that but we’re the doctor puts Amy to bed and tells her a story think that goes well together 😊
This is the best TARDIS introduction ever. The fairytale music, the magic orange glow, the classic steady hum, the fresh blue exterior. Not my favourite TARDIS, but my favorite Intro
Corniness done right
"Any passing remarks? I've heard them all."
Not Clara's
Lol
I don't think he heard Amy's before either.
"I'm in my nighty"
What did Clara say?
Unicorn 666 it’s smaller on the outside
Even better, Bill Potts' remark: "it looks like a kitchen!"
You know... He also never heard the one of the 12th probably...
If anyone had doubts about Matt Smith and Series 5 it was me. This episode, I watched it at 10pm on the day it was broadcast. Didn’t go into it expecting loads but I wanted to see what they had in store. I was not disappointed. One of my favourite episodes. Turned a 10th doctor fanboy to a “every doctor needs a chance” boy
That’s the issue with regeneration you get so attached with a doctor that when it’s there time to go you either have big doubts about them or you just don’t care anymore, glad you gave him a chance though
@@tbnrprimestudios1232 One thing I've learned from going back to watch ALL the doctors - they all have their charm, and they are all undeniably the same character, somehow
It's the doctors fault that Amy runs off and joins Thanos and turns wierd color? :O
Meya Enyo what???
Antoniosunu2012 he's referencing how Karen Gillian (Amy's actress) plays Nebula in Guardians of the Galaxy.
S Wow, I didn’t even recognise her.
???
I wanted so bad for the doctor to show up and rescue nebula and Tony in the beginning of endgame and ask where Amy was
"All of time and space, everything that ever happened, or ever will, where do you want to start?" ... well, ALMOST all of time and space. Except for anywhere he's already been, or certain planets that can never be visited, or the places that never-were but might be again.... There's a lot of caveats to the Doctor's offer, really....
wait, seriously?
I knew he couldn't go to trenzalore but I didn't know he couldn't to back to where he's been before
Dont tell that to war doctor, 10 and 11....actually dont tell that to all 13 doctors
@Bagged Beans Doesn't mean he was right there all four times. You know, that's an event, that was recorded and later shown on television. So it's not the best example. And even if the Doctor visited the same event multiple times, I bet it would be different regenerations, as 9th and 10th said, they haven't seen the universe with these eyes yet (well 10th said that, 9th was talking specifically about the planet Barcelona). So seeing the Moon Landing might be 9th, 10th and maybe 11th twice, because he liked it more, or something.
Also 10th brought Martha back to New Earth (15th New York) later, the same place he took Rose, so that thing about not visiting the same places isn't really a rule at all (this is just a side note in general, not correcting you or anything)
@@tornadotaylor8956 (Stupendously late, but yaknow... trips to the moon and such.) The idea was at one point part of lore - "Father's Day", the Doctor states that he can only go back to the same point twice without causing a temporal paradox that would summon the Reapers. He reiterated that during "Last of the Time Lords", when disabling Jack's vortex manipulator ("You could go anywhere in time. Twice. Second time to apologise"). It's cited as why the Doctor can't fix his mistakes; although the stance has been softened somewhat by later events; but presumably, creating a paradox by returning to his (or his companion's) own direct time points would summon the Reapers again.
Also can I mention how much I love the 11th Doctor's Tardis? I wasn't necessarily big on 9's Tardis because it never felt like a spaceship, nor a home, but with 11 and 12, it has this wonderful, magical, homely feeling.
11th was the worst interior by far.
No 11's second interior was the worst
The orange interior version looked kinda bad.
Hey that's my favourite one
1996 had the best TARDIS interior
Doctor: "So coming?"
Amy: "No."
Doctor: "You wanted to come 14 years ago."
Amy: "I grew up."
Doctor: "Don't worry, I'll soon fix that".
Some of the best dialog ever....still resonates with me almost 10 years later.
Worst dialogue ever
@@borris3768 I wonder what made you say that, but I hope you had a really good reason, which I'd be willing to hear and consider.
@@borris3768 You probably think Chibnall era has good dialogue 😂
@@JoshiVlogsOfficial lol doctor who has always been bad
@@borris3768 Then why are you even here😂
I remember seeing when it dematerialses for the first time, with the lightning and everything and being amazed. It's a shame they didn't keep that effect up really
Flower Productions perhaps if they had kept it like that it could look more like a Delorean instead of a TARDIS
Very true!
@@aaronp0702 lol
I just love the atmosphere that the Series 5 Tardis felt to a kid like me.
It felt so warm, colorful, almost as if it came from the mind and soul of a child.
It was hard to get over Eccelston and Tennant for a while, but then The Eleventh Hour came on and I loved every single moment of it. Without a doubt, the best opener, the best post-regeneration story alongside Spearhead From Space, and a wonderful start to one of my favourite Series from NewWho. Shame this was the last good Series until Series 9 and 10 came about.
I thought 9 and 10 did not compare to how good 1-6
Seasons 2-7(2) are my favorites. Tennant and Smith are my favorite doctors. I feel they are humorous mostly, but can fit into any other role or mood perfectly. While Capaldi could do the same, the writing let him down. The way I see it, Tennant’s era had the best plots, but the worst companions between Tennant and Smith. Smith’s plots were decent, but the companions were really enjoyable. Capaldi was just ruined by terrible writing.
English Giraffe (NOTE: THIS IS MY OPINION!!) Series 9 was godly. Series 10 however was..eh..all though The Doctor falls/World enough and time was good. The Christmas special could have been WAYYY better. I disliked the fact that the Original Doctor turned out to be a Sexist. In real life William Hartnell was a racist and a sexist. I feel that Capaldi should've regenerated in The Doctor falls. And The Christmas Special could've been a series Eleven Prequel. In Conclusion Series Ten was a bit to Modern. And barely showed the relationship with Bill and Capaldi like him and Clara had.
Series 4, 5 and 10 are my favourites
I remember having one "uh-oh" moment in this episode, the Sherlock-style bit where he processes all the evidence with the camera panning through the frozen people... was really hoping they wouldn't do that every week and thankfully they didn't :D
11th is easily my favorite Doctor
Lots criticized the asymmetrical layout of Matt’s tarsus but I think it adds a beautiful alien air to the box that I really don’t think had been felt since the dimmer, organic lighting of Ecclston’s interior, there no exaggerating when I say it’s simply FANTASTIC!
My biggest problem with this start is How shiny it is
As it limited filming locations
0:30 Was a moment of pure magic.
Amy's theme is playing I'm crying
That two years.... those lonely nights she must have had while waiting for the doctor, whom not surprisingly, don't know when to return.. she already waited 12 years, and sees the doctor for less than a day, and than loses him again.. She really must've imagined lot's of stuff, what will the doctor say to her when they meet again, will he say sorry, will he finally take her inside that big blue box? And all of that, gone, before her eyes... Just right after that alien attack at the hospital.... Can't imagine how Amy's heart would've broken... That one drop of tear just drags me into anti-doctor-club but right after that (though for Amy it's two years) he knocks on my heart, showing me that wonderful adventures with Amy and Rory..
Well done Moffat, when I watched this I remember my then 5 year old self not only beginning to have a massive crush on Karen Gillan, but absolutely loving Matt Smith as the new doctor! Moffat, I take my fez off to you!
I remember my 5 year old self doing exactly the same
I had a crush on Clara
SpringTrap remains I had a crush on both XD
weirdbritish 13yearold I remember. Same age too!
I had a crush on the TARDIS, you can't deny she's sexy.
This is the best enterance of The TARDIS I've ever seen, Jodie's is like a child walking into a toy shop
I'm not really a big fan of jodie's tardis tbh. The tardis inside is just crystals and not like as a tardis interior should be. 9th,10th,11th and 12th's tardises are 10 times better.
@@crystalbry4741 literally the interior of the infinity gauntlets
@@hanlee3345 I forgot about this post XD, but yea it does look like Infinity gauntlets.
When we look back well see jodie is not the dr . Its a bad dream. This is the dr. Rip dr 1963,-2017. Hope russel can save the show!
Such a great intro episode for Matt and Karen.
"Oh you sexy thing. Look at you!"
Us and everyone else that loves their toys.
Oh.
For me. The best Tardis interior. It just felt like an Alien ship and matched the Doctor moving on.
But unfortunately it was a shiny big and cumbersome nightmare for the production team
Shiny things aren't good for cameras because they show the camera
Man, im a sure that doctor who fans want matt smith back to the series :(
My Name Is Jeff and tenant too! The banter between 10 and 11 was pure gold.
I'd rather see 9 and 12
@@yshrenianknight2516 boy do I have news for you
"I grew up"
*"Don't worry I'll soon fix that"*
The Eleventh is, and always will be the best Doctor.
Love that the swimming pool was in the library, relocated, never shown, deleted then recreated in the next Tardis design and finally given a glimpse when Clara's running through the TARDIS corridors later in Series 7.5.
I wonder where the Swimming Pool is now in 13's TARDIS. Though I am curious how the Corral/Grunge Phase Themed Tardis desktop swimming pool would've looked like before the crash caused it to seep into the Library. 😂😂😂
I would be funny if she was falling the tardis made a waterfall with all the water spilling out
i recall some dialog at some point.... companion: "it's a shame we had to get rid of the pool..." dr: "well it WAS leaking". No idea where that's from.
Great days of Who what a brilliant opener. Smith was so young and frankly he smashed it out of the water. I'd forgotten ten by the end of this episode he was that good
I think they should have kept this interior during 7B and when he regenerated to capaldi have the the tardis change to what he would’ve had
4:19
aghh what the heck the music fits so well with the scene i cant
Pure magic. From the production, the writing, and the performances.
I have been watching Dr Who for 45yrs and these two are one of my favorites.thank you for posting this
Who's here after Jodie's tardis was reveled
jubilation Master me
@Mr. Negative I have a tardis no it's just a thought
Simply she repateing the 11th.
Copycat, the 11th is superior in every way
@@Dim4323 not evrey way
"Ohh, you've dun yurself up."
"14 years since fish custard" XD
Rip 9 and 10s tardis 2005-2010
I like to imagine that he took so long because he went back for little Amelia, waiting sitting on her suitcase.
My beautiful childhood memories. These old-ish episodes are such a joy. Matt was my favorite Doctor, along with the Pond's.
Oldi-ish?
"Hold my Sonic Screwdriver" - Jon Pertwee
Eleven's era always will be my favourite.
When I watched these short clips of DW i always feel there is more charisma and engagement then in the whole era of Chibnall's dire three year run.
Doctor: ''I always come back''
William Afton: ''What about me?😭 I also come back''
I miss that, the look of joy and wonderment as Eleven steps into the TARDIS, we don’t see what she’s created, but we can tell its amazing, by the look of sheer joy on his face.
One of Moffat’s finest scripts, which is saying a lot.
The best doctor with the best companion
Amy, Rorie, and the Dr. I miss the three of them. Thank you for the wonderful stories.
I’ve noticed that the colour scheme and design of this TARDIS interior was a bit similar to the RTD interior (even some parts of it was from the RTD interior).
Like the whole of series 5, I think Moffat and his team are trying to show that no matter what Doctor it is or who runs it, it’s still the same show at heart and you can just as enjoy it as the previous one.
11th doctor had the best introduction out of all the doctors imo
Doctor snaps his fingers to open the TARDIS doors
"Your daughter taught me I could do that"
2:49 the girl who waits. They really went overboard with that. Growing up. The fifty years in that time lapsed hospital. The five thousand years in that box. Sheesh!
"Doctor admires a sexy box for 4 minutes"
bow ties are cool
I will always remember this particular episode over anyother, not 100% sure why, just the tone and development was just so iconic
10th, 11th and 12th are my absolute favourite doctors. BEST
The Magic Room.
Hope Doctor Who never loses that magic. Scary with this reincarnation.
Just a note for anyone who wants to get into the show but doesn't want a huge amount of catch up but also doesn't want to be caught out of the know with details about the Doctor's history, start with this episode and go from there. Yes, the Eccelston and Tennant years were brilliant, but most people don't want to add half a decade worth of catch up to their list if they can avoid it. That being said, do not skip to Season 10 and start then like Moffat said. He intended it to be a good jumping on point so that there could be a renewed checkpoint, but it's just trying to cram the Doctor's history down your throat in a cheeky and annoying way that holds your hand like you were a full grown adult being taught by their dad how to ride a bike for the first time. This is much better. This is the premiere of Season 5, which is when Moffat became full showrunner for better or worse, but I almost couldn't think of a better place for a newbie to come in. It puts in things early on that you'll better understand if you've been watching a while, but it subtly, slowly and satisfyingly catches you up as the Season goes on. It really doesn't leave you in any more dust than a show that has a premiere with the character running straight into action with lots of foreshadowy stuff that you'll find out more about later. I have been watching Doctor Who constantly for around 12 years and every person who I've recommended this starting point to has thanked me later. Now, without further ado, good luck and enjoy the show!
sorry dear SEASON 10 is Jon Pertwees (3rds) era, and he leaves any thing the modern era has in the dust SEASON 5 is 2nds era, and the magic of 2nd and Jamie. You mean SERIES! And before you go on it doesnt matter, actually it does. Because there is a 26 year 7 doctor run BEFORE dr who came back in 2005, and if you count them as one long story SERIES 5 is actually SEASON 31!!! But yes, the 11th hour IS a good jump off point for someone who has never seen it before
Half a decade? You could watch the whole of NuWho in like 3 weeks
While I think you're exaggerating a bit because not everybody has that kinda time, I don't still agree with everything I said in this comment that I made, funnily enough, half a decade ago. The era I was talking about felt longer in my head than it really is@@BlackRoseRhamnous
This is the Pond family TARDIS, and that includes The Doctor (Y’know, their son in-law)
I miss loving this series...
“ ok what have you got for me this time “
He never reads the instructions😂😂
Not my favourite Doctor or TARDIS, but definitely my favourite music! I love how dark it got with 12, but the fairytale style of Series 5 was amazing
I miss this type of who.
Back when Doctor Who was Great!
watching this makes me so sad. :'( i never saw it when it aired. i stumbled upon it and marathoned it, mere weeks before matt announced he was leaving. i was sad. i felt that i finally had a character that i could look forward to watching on a regular basis. i had added his characteristics to other characters (in fanfic) to make them cooler lol but with him, he's already everything lol with the major success overseas, decent job security and pay, playing the role of a lifetime as a hyper, clever, charismatic, dangerous space wizard. i mean fuck that right, thats certainly run it's course, there are bigger and better things like hollywood. people get bored and ungrateful. ive watched the few others things he's been in and it reminds me again just how underwhelming watching actors filmographies can really be.
I watch this episode again yesterday.
I love how he calls TARDIS sexy:D
I like the interaction about keeping the clothes but then the
"Are you from another planet?"
"Yeah!"
Matt is so energetic when he jumps up to the console
Still the best TARIDS of all time.
It actually looks bigger in the inside and that has multiple rooms.
they have positioned the camera WAY back for a proper "long shot', plus it IS a much bigger set than the broom closets some others were. It's also split-level with open catwalks, which really helps improve the apparent size. Gives it just that much more "depth''
I was just remembering back to earlier designs, the set really only accounted for about 1/3 of the control room. This one accounts for what appear to be closer to 1/2 or 2/3 of it. In a way I'd like to see them be able to run around it with a steady-cam and have it be a full 360 degree set, but that's very impractical in most situations. Even with a split-set, you have to have A LOT of lighting. Does anyone have a shot of what the entire set looks like, or even a picture from the doctor's perspective? I've love to see it!
@@virt1one the one after this for the second half of 11 and 12:00 you can do a 360 but not this one
It's extremely too shiny
You say that as if any of the other designs weren't huge compared to the outside appearance lol.
Love Matts line, “ oh you sexy thing” ❤️
Possibly one of the best episodes from the newer bunch. Outstanding ,,, the music is pure wonder.
Amy in the TARDIS !!!
2:40 heck yes! I'd go in a heartbeat
I love the copper colour and the bright lights of this interior. Love 11th doctor !
I loved this. 😪
Such exquisite writing.
Total wonderment.
A real treat !
“I always come back!”
Susan: “It’s been 84,000 years….”
“ I’m in my nighty “ I always laugh at that line. 😂
I like how the exterior changed slightly too, just a subtle change.
1:53 mimics the TARDIS' appearance.
Admit it, that Tardis sound... there's no sound one would rather hear coming from outside.
I'd even take that over my dad going "I'm back with the milk".
“ look at you oh you sexy thing look at you “
I pray to the universe that someone like the doctor actually exist somewhere in the universe.
Thank You for the upload . People? ever wonder why we are always ready to except or is it to embrace the impossible . It's because we are ready for more then the limits others have place on us We will not harms to get what we want. But we are ready for the challenges before us. Don't worry we are waiting for what is to come.
My fav interior
He designed that TARDIS for her. A playground for a little girl, and the colors remind me of her hair.
That's my favorite episode and also my first one...
a boy and his box..nothing can separate
"This is the story of Amelia Pond, and this is how it ends."
I miss 9 and 10's TARDIS so much... then eventually this one I missed too when it changed in series 7B. Personally my favourite TARDIS is still the RTD era one.
I love the way the Doctor looks at Amy 3:37.😍
Favorite Tardis exterior!
0:52 actual footage of me getting my new car
One of my favorite episodes of dr.who
I dig the fact that the key regenerates like him
So... All in time and space that ever happen... Where you want to start first.
Matt Smith was as born to be the Doctor as Ryan Reynolds is Deadpool
I loved series 5. Doctor Who went in a new direction but still kept the same magic and added new. After the RTD era this felt like a really good breath of fresh air. I think new writers and new Doctors should have a 3-4 series limit providing the stories are well written.
Well It's been 3 seasons per doctor forever. And the new series has usually been 2 doctors per show runner.