28:14 They actually used my Weeping Angel cliffhanger comment!!! Thank you😄 It was such a big shock when the Doctor changed into the Weeping Angel, glad they showed that spectacular & chilling monster moment😇👏 “You are recalled…to DIVISION”
@@MrWhatWhy fully agree, these cybermen have the best body horror and feel the most like augmented humans/people than any others. Like I forget what cybermen are meant to be with the newer ones
Either Mondasian Cybermen or a new design that borrows from the Mondasian body horror. We need scary Cybermen back for good. Less like technologically advanced, highly armoured super robots and more of the original terrifying vision of life saving upgrades that remove all humanity and individuality. Modern day original Cybermen, rough around the edges, no refinement. Keeping them creepy, socially relevant, intimidating and with a chilling voice. The way the Mondasian Cybermen talk is just perfect, even the Telos Cyberman voice sends chills down my spine. Something like those would be amazing in a more modern lense while hopefully keeping it fresh
Yeah. The monsters are creepy/scary. Midnight, however, I've worked with monsters like the people on this wonderful day trip in hell and becoming hell itself. Scary. "Throw him out."
I think I know why the angels in the ‘village of the angels’ look so goofy. They made actual statue props instead of having actors that were edited to look static.
not only did they shock the doctor with the modasian cyberman but also with the master from the 10 doctor. his slow head movement while he heard the master speak priceless
The Sea Devils emerging from waves back in John Pertwee's era gave me nightmares. Pertwee's first 12 stories (1970 -72) and Tom Baker's first 21 (1975 - 77) were the most consistently strong in the show's history.
I have a childhood recollection (60’s or 70’s) of Dr Who clinging to the side of a vat of sinister foam by his fingernails - would that have been a sea devils episode? 😅
@@eh6454 There’s definitely no foam in the Sea Devils’ one story from the 1970s (and they weren’t introduced until 1972, so 1960s appearances are fundamentally impossible!) Unfortunately, foam machines were so ridiculously common in late-1960s stories that I’m afraid more information than that will be needed to have even a hope of identifying the scene you’re remembering!
@@eh6454 That was one of the scenes I thought was likely, though it was actually Jamie being lifted out of a room that was filling with foam onto a balcony/patio area on said room’s roof. The story is sadly missing from the archives, but it has been reanimated in full colour for a 2020 BD release.
@@DrWhoFanJ Thank you. Yes, I read about the animation. I’m sure it doesn’t compare with the horror of the original, though, the memory of which has stayed with me through the decades! The ice warriors and the yeti used to give me bad dreams as well. Compelling Sunday night viewing, though!
7:01 I would be shouting, “SHUT UP, EVERYONE!”. I have an ear-piercing whistle that would do the trick if my voice didn’t. I would say, “I’m sorry about this but…” first and immediately: TWEEEEEEET! It doesn’t do anyone or anything any good by YELLING AT EACH OTHER.
28:14 They actually used my Weeping Angel cliffhanger comment!!! Thank you😄 It was such a big shock when the Doctor changed into the Weeping Angel, glad they showed that spectacular & chilling monster moment😇👏 “You are recalled…to DIVISION”
Angels, midnight, vasta nerada and mondasians, empty child all used to give me nightmares and hide behind the sofa….
The Tennent days were brilliant. Best Sci Fi ever, unique intrigue.
The Mondasian cybermen are by far the best versions of cybermen we've ever had. Really hope they return with ncuti
Yeah they're my favourite too. They're also in my opinion the scariest of all the cybermen
@@MrWhatWhy fully agree, these cybermen have the best body horror and feel the most like augmented humans/people than any others. Like I forget what cybermen are meant to be with the newer ones
Either Mondasian Cybermen or a new design that borrows from the Mondasian body horror. We need scary Cybermen back for good. Less like technologically advanced, highly armoured super robots and more of the original terrifying vision of life saving upgrades that remove all humanity and individuality.
Modern day original Cybermen, rough around the edges, no refinement. Keeping them creepy, socially relevant, intimidating and with a chilling voice. The way the Mondasian Cybermen talk is just perfect, even the Telos Cyberman voice sends chills down my spine. Something like those would be amazing in a more modern lense while hopefully keeping it fresh
Yeah. The monsters are creepy/scary. Midnight, however, I've worked with monsters like the people on this wonderful day trip in hell and becoming hell itself. Scary. "Throw him out."
"Are you my mummy?" Still terrifies me at 35
Midnight still blows my mind 15 years later!
I think I know why the angels in the ‘village of the angels’ look so goofy. They made actual statue props instead of having actors that were edited
to look static.
THANK YOU for including TOS' ~ there is still so much goodness to be found there :)
Yikes! Scary TARDIS action!
not only did they shock the doctor with the modasian cyberman but also with the master from the 10 doctor. his slow head movement while he heard the master speak priceless
The Krynoids turning people into living plants (yeah, I know plants are alive 😂), and the Empty Child
"Are you my Mummy?"
The Sea Devils emerging from waves back in John Pertwee's era gave me nightmares.
Pertwee's first 12 stories (1970 -72) and Tom Baker's first 21 (1975 - 77) were the most consistently strong in the show's history.
I have a childhood recollection (60’s or 70’s) of Dr Who clinging to the side of a vat of sinister foam by his fingernails - would that have been a sea devils episode? 😅
@@eh6454 There’s definitely no foam in the Sea Devils’ one story from the 1970s (and they weren’t introduced until 1972, so 1960s appearances are fundamentally impossible!)
Unfortunately, foam machines were so ridiculously common in late-1960s stories that I’m afraid more information than that will be needed to have even a hope of identifying the scene you’re remembering!
@@DrWhoFanJ TH-cam just ate my reply - it’s Fury from the Deep, first broadcast in 1968.
@@eh6454 That was one of the scenes I thought was likely, though it was actually Jamie being lifted out of a room that was filling with foam onto a balcony/patio area on said room’s roof.
The story is sadly missing from the archives, but it has been reanimated in full colour for a 2020 BD release.
@@DrWhoFanJ Thank you. Yes, I read about the animation. I’m sure it doesn’t compare with the horror of the original, though, the memory of which has stayed with me through the decades! The ice warriors and the yeti used to give me bad dreams as well. Compelling Sunday night viewing, though!
100% The Silence.
I feel like the silence are underrated
The Weeping Angels were the most Terrifying to me. The Sontarens and Daleks were my favourites.
Its a crime the daleks setting fire to the jungle wasn't in this (TDMP)
Oh no, 😲 Angels!!!
I'm Bill Potts'
The Dream Doctor from Amy's Choice has always stood out as a great monster that revealed the unexpected dark potential of the Doctor.
3:33 The one time you do NOT want to go back out and look at the outside of the Tardis.
God the beeping in the sea devils scene is horrific😂
i`ve all ways loved classic who more fun to watch
Shop window dummies coming alive in Spearhead From Space
I WAS FEATURED
7:39 Excuse me? You’re threatening her?
My favourite bit in Earthshock is when you hear the director or PA yell "PANIC!" as the androids attack.
The person you’re hearing there is James Warwick as Lieutenant Scott shouting “Take cover!”.
Mondasian cybermen need a comeback soon
I liked the old cyber men they were funny lol
When I watched that first scene in blink for the first time I got so angry at Sally
I AM BILL POTTS
When doctor who become a science-fiction horror tv series
That lady repeating everything is creepy.
No ice warriors! And no vashta nerada!
No vashta nerada is a crime
@@H2E47no ice warriors is also a crime
❤❤❤❤
No, the Ogri stone absorbing the lady's hand in Stone Of Blood! Gave me nightmares!!!
7:01 I would be shouting, “SHUT UP, EVERYONE!”. I have an ear-piercing whistle that would do the trick if my voice didn’t. I would say, “I’m sorry about this but…” first and immediately: TWEEEEEEET!
It doesn’t do anyone or anything any good by YELLING AT EACH OTHER.