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His first words defined his character to be...
Yessss
John Frobisher obviously
I never noticed before that he asks for ants in honey.
Amen to that!
Only a Doctor could have such an instant affinity with that silly blue box
Only the best Doctor can be introduced half a decade before becoming a Time Lord
That's why Colin Baker is the best Doctor
@@TempoKong And why Trevor Martin (The War Games/Seven Keys To Doomsday) is the best alternate-universe Doctor.
Isn’t it funny how they both appeared in previous episodes? Also, wasn’t Colin Baker in a Romanesque costume too?
@@mikebasil4832 Then what about Graeme Harper? (Colony in Space/The Brain of Morbius/The Timeless Children)
@@TempoKong I know Colin Baker was in the show (as some random timelord guard) before he regenerated, but was it half a decade? Legitimately asking because I wasn’t alive during that era so didn’t get to see shows air on their original dates.
I love how when Capaldi became the Doctor, they actually called back to this episode. The Doctor unknowingly adopted Caicillius's likeness as a reminder that The Doctor saves people, just as he saved Caicillius back then. Nice little way of filling in that plot hole.
I was surprised that no one else mentioned this - I was just about to !!!!!
Very underrated episode. Also set up the plot point with Maisie Williams character which is one of my favourites purely for its potential despite how disappointing it turned out (much like the Doctor’s Daughter).
Yeah it's funny, I know they explain his face being the same, but I had no idea his mannerisms were so similar too!
@@monkeyman767 In some manner, might I quote the Doctor twice again, "Quite... but not quite."
@@jsh7939 The doctor "being my companion is too dangerous". Also the doctor "makes a random peasant girl completely immortal and invincible with some scrap he found".
_“What did he buy a big wooden box for?!”_
*Because he’s a Whovian, duh!*
Doctor Who without the blue box isn't Doctor Who.So, I hope we will still get to see it in the future...with all the police issues at hand at the moment.
@@ruggernutter03 it's ok, the TARDIS isn't going away anytime soon, even with Chinballs destroying 50+ years of canon. It's just so iconic that people don't even associate the term 'police box' with the actual police anymore!
@@commenterjosh2428 I mean the doctor being a time lord was pretty iconic and that didn’t stop him
@@kingdot4677 oh fuck
Chibnall's gonna retcon all of Doctor Who... Next thing you know Rose Tyler was a figment of the Doctor's imagination! Oh, and speaking of the Doctor, he didn't actually transform back in Family of Blood, everything after that was a fucking dream! Oh yeah, good job Chinballs, you destroyed the show you purported to love.
I made a joke about Peter Capaldi’s love of Doctor Who, and you’re all... sh1tting on the Chibnall era for no reason?
_Why..?_
I watched in an interview that the first thing he did when he met David on set was asking him where the TARDIS was. He was born to be the Doctor for sure.
Capaldi and Tennant, two of the biggest Who nerds ever!
@@renaenolen8461 Matt?
@@MRJMXHD What about him?
@@MRJMXHD Not sure what your point is, Capaldi watched Hartnells version when it originally aired. He wrote to the fan clubs president as child so often, occasionally demanding to be put in charge, that they wished the Daleks would exterminate him.
He is quite possibly the biggest Doctor Who fan on the planet, being put in the title role was literally a dream for him.
This episode has it all:
- Peter Capaldi, 6 years before his first full adventure as The Doctor.
- Karen Gillan, almost 2 years before Amy Pond.
- Tracey Childs (wife of Capaldi's character), who played Klein, a companion of the 7th Doctor on Big Finish.
What character did Karen play?
@@kappasunn7290 She was one of the sisterhood.
Of course an episode about seers/oracles has actors that will rejoin the main cast years later
Five years before he played the Doctor actually. His first appearance was in 2013.
I thought the wife was River Song?
“Someday, that blue Police Box will be mine!”
He wasn't wrong
Lol.
Capaldi probably never realized he would be back again to be the Doctor after that episode
He didn't. He was dead chuffed just with this role and didn't expect to be in Who again. How lucky we were to have him back!
@@FahadAyaz Seriously loved his interview on this. The man was a massive Doctor Who fan himself and jumped at this chance and then got the role of his childhood dreams. Now those are some life goals.
After Eccleston, Tennant and Smith (each one younger than the one before him), Peter thought that the producers had decided that the Doctor was to be played by younger actors going forward. Peter assumed that he was just too old to play him anymore. Luckily, he was wrong!! 😁😁
'Modern Art' me describing Peter Capaldi's take on the Doctor👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
0:57 That thumbnail 😂
*slaps roof of tardis* this baby can hold so much artron energy
Love it 😂
Perfect
So perfect that I have now taken it as my own .... YOU HAVE BEEN MEME MUGGED!
@@imablock16 - OI SOMEONE CALL THE POLICEEEEEE
@@imablock16 EY THIS IS THE POLICE, YOU GOT A LICENCE FOR THAT MEME?
I will never be able to unsee this episode as Twelve 1. wanting to see Donna again, and 2. trolling Ten😂 Brilliant episode!!
I never saw it like that *proceeds to wipe eyes sadly*
That would make the children part timelord and the doctor would be able to sense that. Unless he used the fob watch, which while it would change the doctor's DNA, it would also make the Donna bit moot. Although, this would explain a lot regarding his unknowing behaviour.
Kind of be a bootstrap paradox too, he chose the face to remind him of those to save but had to become the man who needed saving, adding too the immortality, meaning tragically and knowingly to enter such a relationship despite the eventual loss of his wife/children.
And Karen Gillan's Amy being on a secret mission for The Timelords
Don’t forget Amy also had an appearance. Maybe 12 picked up Amy and just wanted some laughs with her.
@@barryh.5409 Or he, you know, adopted/married into the family or it was all an illusion...
I love the references to Roman culture. They aren't all accurate but a lot of it is, and it's amazing how casual and real they make the Romans instead of being all "BEHOLD, THE EMPEROR".
They're not references if they're not accurate, are they?
Capaldi’s first appearance? MODERN ART!
Also gotta love how in an interview RTD and Moffat confirmed a connection between this and John Frobisher from Torchwood Children of Earth
Wait there os a connection?
@@memi3680 From how I saw it explained (so second hand (so don’t quote me (I don’t even watch Torchwood))), the character Peter Capaldi played in Torchwood was a descendant of Capaldi’s character here. Apparently the character in Torchwood died to show time making amends/catching up and end that family’s line, after the Doctor saved them and altered their history.
@@vullord666 that's some sort of Final Destination shit 😂
So you telling me if the Doctor didn’t alter this families timeline then COE wouldn’t of even happened (or at least not like THAT) That’s… that’s kinda fucked when you really think about it
@@hanhanthegreat the Doctor’s even more (in)directly involved. In one of the comics, One of the original set of children sacrificed to the 456 by Jack was a rogue time agent who made a botched escape attempt away from the 11th doctor with the botched part being a physical regression into a child.
It’s so much funnier watching this after watching the 12th doctor.
Peter Capaldi is my favorite part of Doctor Who whether he’s a Roman, politician, or the Doctor themself. What an amazing actor!
Now I'm wondering if Fire Emblem and Doctor Who fanbases overlap more than I thought. Must be all the changing-yet-familiar main characters linking them together.
Big fan, loved your work on Pavise Gaming.
@@poizonparfait haha thanks, I'm glad I could entertain you! And yeah, it's hard to say for certain but I've seen a decent amount of overlap in the two fandoms :) I know the Whotuber DAVIS is a fan of Conquest!
I love this because you can see his effusive enthusiasm for being on his childhood favorite show. He's clearly delighted.
It's amazing, from 0:45 to 0:55, that *is* 12. The characterisations are all there, the excitement, the thing about asking someone to get something then always adding something else, ending it with "there's a good man"
Peter really was incredible casting as 12
I love how normal they make the Romans feel in this episode. Like these are just regular people living their lives who happened to live in the Roman Empire. It’s probably not entirely accurate but I love that it makes their culture seem not so strange.
Their culture's not strange. Everything that happened afterwards is another matter.
The Tardis doesn’t just translate Greek, it also adds the wordings of “lovely jubbly” and “bloomin” to their vocabulary lmao
or Latin even. 😁
LMAO.
Perfect translation; even in slang!
Standby for someone itching to show of his Latin Skills telling us the closest approximation of "Luvelus Jubilia" or some such.
Funnily enough, I read somewhere that the language most people spoke in Rome was Greek, only rich/posh people regularly spoke Latin
Well it is telepathic translation. It picks out vocabulary completely relevant for the person its translating to. If it were for a caveman it would translate to random grunts best suited for them too 🤷♂️
Peter, you're modern art.
And you Blobfish have great taste😃
Exactly
Indeed
I’d say Peter Capaldi is definitely MODERN ART
Peter is marvelous as always. Also, I never realized, how good Peter looks as a roman.
Yes,Doesn’t he look fab? Great legs. 😁
Well he is 1/4 Italian.....
@@renaenolen8461 Yep.
It's cool that an episode about oracle's has actors that would be important characters later on
This video is Modern Art. Seeing Peter Capaldi and David Tennant in one episode with Donna Noble aka Catherine Tate, was one of the best episodes of Doctor Who I have ever watched. Loved Fires Of Pompeii and it is still one of my favourite Doctor Who Episodes of All time.
😇👍
That's what makes this episode so much better, is it was a really good story. It had win right across the board.
Peter Capaldi is BBCs -national treasure- modern art
Oh yes, my two favourites newschool Doctors.
My Doctor! I'm so thankful that he got to live out his dream being in the show. Not once, but 3x's (including Torchwood) and then ultimately became The Doctor. If that's not fulfilling your dreams I don't know what is!
Yelling positions reminded me of Marry Poppins when the Admiral will fire his cannon and the Banks would have to catch the vases and other belongings before they fell and broke.
In California during an earthquake, positions gets everyone in a doorway. In Pompeii, positions gets everyone to protecting the pieces of art. (Except for the TARDIS)
If I'm not mistaken, I think that was written as a deliberate shout-out to Mary Poppins!
1:12 _cut to 12 claiming to have lived as a vestal virgin in The Eaters of the Light_
I remember this, amazing episode. Capaldi is a brilliant actor.
I watched this episode on the day when Matt Smith regenerated into Peter Capaldi of "Time of The Doctor." What a magical day that was, minus storms on that day.
Storms make it sound more magical! :)
@@kauppistreenit5565 Not really
That handslap to his "son's" head is SO Twelve
I'm still convinced that was 12 trolling himself
When they hired him for this roll nobody knew he would be the twelfth doctor :))
It's an episode about seeing the future they totally knew
This is a blue box. Look at it because one day you will be flying it around the universe ! Reminds me of colin bakers 1st appearance in a 5th doctor story before he was the 6th.
When caecilius leans against the TARDIS it's like 12 is invading his body and is feeling so happy that he's just able to mess with his former self, through himself. Such a 12 thing to do.
*Cleese:* “For me, one of the most curious things about this piece is its wonderful… functionalism.”
*Bron:* “Yes. I see what you mean. Divorced from its function and seen purely as a piece of art, its structure of line and color is curiously counterpointed by the redundant vestiges of its function.”
At the time when this episode aired I bet Peter Capaldi would think he wouldn’t get to be The Doctor as Matt Smith had been cast as the next one but when Matt Smith said he was leaving I said Peter Capaldi would be The Doctor when it was announced I was happy he was the doctor I was the only one who predicted right for his Doctor I wanted to see The Master, Daleks, Sontarans, Zigons, and Cybermen
The best doctors canon first appearance
2:01
Sid’s dad “You can say goodbye to sunshine, sunshine, you are grounded!”
I love capaldi, i miss the guy on the show... He felt like the doctor before he even become it.
"Modern art" is the only line needed for proof.
The Doctor thinks he ended up with Caecilius' face to remind him to save people, no. It was the spirit of Caecilius desperately trying to get his modern art back.
I can no longer look at this episode the same way ever again without thinking twelfth doctor. I enjoyed this episode too!
That close up on peters face being his first appearance always makes me lose it 😂
The guy who Caicillius asks for food is called Rhombus, and Capaldi was in Peep Show where his character had a magazine called Rhombus!
david and catherine have the best combined shocked expressions
2:01
Caecilius your Malcolm Tucker is showing
Meanwhile, Amy is off having historical adventures under the guise of a soothsayer.
I love how two minor characters in this episode returned as major characters later: Peter Capaldi and Karen Gillan
@lee entwistle Ms. Gillan wasn't in this video unfortunately. But I'm pretty sure she's in the sisterhood I believe it's called
@lee entwistle All good 👍
@lee entwistle She is so good at playing unrecognisable roles.
Tracey Childs is a Seventh Doctor companion
The soundtrack for this was amazing. I miss this era sm 😭
we got 2 drs in one ep & we didn't even know it lol
Peter Capaldi: You trying to be funny?
The same thing happened in the Peter Davison story Arc of Infinity when Colin Baker appeared.
Capaldi did the ultimate dream for a Whovian. He was an original fan since Hartnall, appeared in this episode, and became the Doctor himself. Full circle.
"full circle" I see what ya did there
Not only that, at the end of his run he met the first doctor
@@willardkestila6465 Yeah, talk about one hell of a run for probably the biggest Whovian ever.
I love how they brought the Cambridge Latin Course characters to life in this episode
The fact that this is also referencing the Cambridge Latin course used in a lot of schools makes it even better
yes
"Laugh hard, run fast, be kind. Doctor, i let you go."
-12th doctor
"Who are you?"
"I'm the Doctor. Don't forget to subscribe to the official Doctor Who TH-cam channel."
0:43
You know this is what you're here for
I love Capaldi, he’s the best doctor
I really enjoyed seeing David in 'The Girl Who Died'
I watched Doctor Who at backwards(Capaldi first, then Smith and so on), I can't forget how shocked I am when I saw Capaldi here, I wouldn't be this shock if I watched it right way around cause I'll just forgot him as a random character.
the best 2 doctor 10 and 12
Noooo..... Matt Smith 😁
@@l__anderson9 😄
It's a shame that they couldn't give 12 better episodes. I feel like they kind of screwed Capaldi over a little because of the scripts he had to work with.
And to think that Murdoc from Gorillaz sold the Doctor's TARDIS to the Doctor
(Yes, that is the VA for Murdoc)
Kudos to the casting director for this episode, the people they got for the kids really look like they could be related to the parents.
Just once I would have loved for Twelve to pass off the TARDIS as "modern art"
"What did he buy a big wooden blue box for?"
Because it's his TARDIS duh.
"You call it modern art
I call it a blooming waste of space"
*Meanwhile the TARDIS Wich is an entire dimension inside*
I just rewatched that episode a couple days ago. I really can't get enough of Doctor Who.
This is my 4th rewatch of the reboot series.
I only wish I could rewatch the classic series as well. I'll have to renew my BritBox subscription.
This aged like fine wine.
Unseen footage of Peter Capaldi (pre 12th Doctor) stealing a TARDIS from the set of Doctor Who due to his love for the show.
Capaldi had to steal the blue box. 12th Doctor is the best Doctor.
Two future Doctor Who main cast members from this episode. Peter Capaldi and Karen Gillian
"Lovely jubbly" - Random 79 A.D Merchant.
Why you spoil it with Jodie at the end? Should’ve used Peter’s sign up reminder.
0:58 Best foreshadowing ever! 🙌
I don't think it was intentional but yeah ironic 😂
And the fact Peter also played a character in Torchwood...
He looks much better today. But his wife, she's Tracey Childs! She travelled with the Seventh Doctor as Elizabeth Klein... She was also in Broadchurch!! In Howard's Way!! She was everywhere!
It's like a scene from _Asterix and the Laurel Wreath._
2:00 How's your head, sunshine.👏How's Your Head!
Love the link to mary poppins during the first quake. The did the same as the banks when the captain shot his cannon
Beautiful modern art
My head cannon is that Capaldi here is the doctor just messing with himself
Miss him My Doctor
"A face of stone": why does it make me think of grinning statues?
Amy Pond watching the Tenth Doctor and Donna visit the Twelfth Doctor and Dr Elizabeth Klein
At the end of the episode, she becomes an ordinary Roman girl and he becomes a scholar 😑
12 revisited this face and why he chose it in The Girl Who Died but I was disappointed when they didn't revisit Amy's appearance
If I could say it as it's obvious every Whovian dreams having a walk in closet tardis.
He has a lemon tree near his modern art... I wonder if _I_ should have some kind of fruity tree in my house.
When he scolded his son Quintus he reminded me of his character in Skins (Side's dad).
This scene is a classic
1:33 Good save! 😯
Edit: Reminds me of the cannon scene in Mary Poppins! 💣😂
The first time I saw this episode was on the train from Naples to Pompeii
*Peter Capaldi video*
Doctor who TH-cam channel: Let's use Jodie's outro for a Peter video!
Me: Logic
He got 3 roles in the universe thats crazy
Besides pompei and 12th doctor He was also John frobisher in torchwood
Capaldi ist und bleibt der beste Doctor für immer.
Karen Gillian was in this episode as well… what an episode
A thing about regeneration that was not tackled again after it was introduced was that Time Lords and Ladies can actually have a conscious choice over their appearance. Romana did it when she took Princess Astra's appearance.
Both pond and the 12th doctor in one episode both showing up early
LOL, the 12th Doctor loved the Tardis even before he was the Doctor :-D
Oh yes