@@ThomasTiernan To be fair to her, I blame Chibby for that. I'd want to see how she does with a script worth at least its weight in toilet paper before I start to seriously dismiss her ability to act. Granted, she's done a pretty bad job even considering the material she's had to work with, but still.
You have one episode, a single hour to convince your audience that you are THE doctor in your first episode, it's a make or break moment and Matt Smith showed up and aced it.
Yeah well, Jodie destroyed it all. Thanks to her and Chris Shitnall I do not want to see another doctor who ever, anything after Peter Capaldi does not exist for me.
@HQ No. Because you do not want to acknowlage the truth that Chibnall is shithead showrunner and bad writer and he ruined whole doctor who lore and 50+ years of history with his shitty writing! Also Jodie is not good actress at all, watch all other shows she is in and they are bad, okay? Face the truth. Not saying that Steven Moffat was perfect, but even the worst of his episodes were way better than any of the best chibnall ones! Moffat wrote some of the best and strong female charecters like Amy Plond, River Song, Donna Noble, Missy and Clara even though I did not like her that much, she was stil,l better than new doctor.
I watched this season on TV before streaming services existed and I missed the first episode. I didn’t like Matt Smith. After a few episodes, I caught a re-run of this episode and all of a sudden, I got it. I decided I loved him. This episode unlocks his quirk, humour + charm ✨ He’s now my favourite doctor by far 😍😍😍
@@ShadowKoto boring? Caling that shit boring is like calling the Pope religious. It was a fuckin train wreck, riddled with CRT and CGT garbage, a misshapen buttplug for an enemy, and ultimately focused more on the Doctor being a woman, than the core of the series, which is "The doctor goes on cool adventures with their companions!"
........... In total contrast to the Bedwetters Broadcasting Company which has managed to ruin the series since this was made. BBC are not heroic any more, they have no sense of what they had and use their programs to be preachy and manipulating.
@@Farweasel the fuck? You know Rory is the dude in the back CATCHING THE CLOTHING. Also bbc is the best part of my day turning on the tv to see what's happening in the country I live in is great to have. One more thing "preachy" isn't a word I would describe the doctor with. I also think they got new producers
I am not convinced that the phrase "when a good man goes to war" was referring to the Doctor. I think that the "good man" in that phrase was Rory and the Doctor was just helping.
An other of his great lines was in the pandorica episode: " If you have any plans to take the Pandorica, just remember who is standing in your way. Remember every black days I ever stoped you, and then... and then! Do the smart thing... Let somebody else try first!".
I love how they show rather then tell that the Atraxi know the answer to the question. It scares them. Because the answer is right there in front of them, and he's not happy with them. What happened to them? The Doctor, The Doctor happened to them, and The Doctor will happen to them too if they ever come back and screw with the Earth like that again.
I have never watched Doctor Who and have no clue whats going on, but this dude appears to be the baddest, coolest, most amazing chaotic neutral of all time.
@@matthewjones2095 Totally agree. I think Jodie Whittaker could have been an amazing Doctor with proper scripts. The scripts have been the real problem.
People doubted this guy because he was "too young", he ended up being one of the best Doctors to ever incarnate the part, for some he's even the best one... I honestly think every one who ends up playing this character is the best of its time and adequately represents an era.
Top 3 favorite doctors for me 1. Matt Smith 2. David Tennant 3. Jon Pertwee (third Doctor classic series). Unfortunately due to the classic series being incomplete with most of William Hartnell and Patrick Troughton episodes being lost I am only able to formulate my opinions from Doctor 3 and beyond. I did love Tom Baker and Peter Davidsons roles of 4th and 5th respectively but it is hard to form a top 13 i guess of all the doctors when my opinions shift every 4 to 5 years when a new doctor is cast.
@@Prima13 There has been 14 and we are about to go into the 15th ( 1) William Hartnell ( 2) Patrick Troughton ( 3) Jon Pertwee ( 4) Tom Baker ( 5) Peter Davidson ( 6) Colin Baker ( 7) Sylvester McCoy.
@@irishboy_pa lol, people get so caught up in who does and doesn't make a good doctor. if you are enjoying the show, does it really matter? i have enjoyed all the doctors for various reasons.
I miss Matt Smith's Doctor. The guy had some seriously huge shoes to fill after David Tennant, and right off the bat he knocks it right out of the park.
Sadly he didn't get as many brilliant stories as 9, 10, 12 (and possibly even 13 if the rest of her run isn't a huge flop). He was such a great Doctor and did so much with what he was given, but even that didn't save some of his stories.
@@cja5612 Most of the ones you mentioned aren't that great (good, but not great). He had some wonderful stories, but not as many as 9, 10 or 12. And, you sonehow left out his best story: Vincent and the Doctor. Also, Love and Monsters was fantastic but with a stupid villain
@@cja5612 The Eleventh Hour is absolutely fantastic The Time of the Angels/Flesh and Blood made the weeping angels shit and didn't explore the Doctor's first run in with River after the Library well Amy's Choice is good. The main problem that I have with it is that it doesn't really do much that the viewer doesn't already know The Pandorica Opens/The Big Bang were good stories, but they had way too much in them and meh pacing, which is why I wouldn't count them as "great" Christmas Carol was a weird story that tried to mix up Doctor Who and the og Christmas Carol story, but it didn't really do it that well. The ending also doesn't feel completely deserved. The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon had a good beginning, but the rest of the story was just meh. A Good Man Goes to War was great, but the ending felt forced. River's whole storyline in general just spun out of hand thanks to Series 6 God Complex is a good story but not very memorable (at least to me), hence why I don't call it great A Town Called Mercy is the best of series 7 And Love and Monsters is fantastic because it explores the everyday lives of people in the Who universe, something that RTD's era did a lot more than Moffat just in general, but this story capitalized on it and really brought out a lot of good stuff. The main characters and their love story was also pretty nice. What ruins the story is the villain and the ending, but even then the story is pretty great. And just to count how many great stories others have 9: Aliens of London/WWIII, Dalek, The Long Game, Father's Day, The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances = 5 in one season 10: Girl in the Fireplace, Impossible Planet/Satan Pit, Smith and Jones, (in my opinion 42 but I won't count it because objectively it's not), Human Nature/Family of Blood, Blink, Utopia, Fires of Pompeii, The Doctor's Daughter, Silence in the Library/Forest of the Dead, Midnight, Turn Left, The Water's of Mars = 12 in three seasons 11: Eleventh Hour, The Beast Bellow, Victory of the Daleks (honourable mention because it's the only good Dalek story in his run), Vincent and the Doctor, The Doctor's Wife, A Good Man Goes to War, A Town Called Mercy, The Angels Take Manhattan (which actually made the Angels good again) = 7 in three seasons (overall more than 9, but less if you consider the amount of seasons) 12: Listen, Mummy on the Orient Express, Magician's Apprentice, Zygon Inversion (Invasion wasn't that great, but Inversion made up for it, especially thanks to the speech), Heaven Sent (Moffat's best story), The Pilot, Oxygen, Extremis, Pyramid at the End of the World, World Enough and Time = 10 in three seasons 13: Rosa, Demons of Punjab, Resolution, Spyfall1/2, (Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror is on the fence, but I won't count it), Fugitive of the Judoon, (I would argue that "Can You Hear Me?" and "The Haunting of Villa Diodati" are too, but again I won't count them) = 5 in two seasons, but we don't know how many more she'll have (even if it's just one, she only needs three excellent ones) I'd also argue that the amount isn't enough, rather you should also look at how good each great episode is compared to each other
mine was the 9th doctor but the 11th did have better speeches I have to admit, but I prefer Christopher's moments and emotion, i think it can make the villain more epic but the 11th + 10th doctor made the DOCTOR more epic
When you think about it, leaning so heavily on his reputation may have gotten him some enemies along the way, but it also probably did wonders for preventing casualties, simply by way of scaring away potential troublemakers and enemies. 10, on the other hand, tended to only lean on his reputation as a last resort, and preferred to avoid confrontation by running away. Makes you wonder what might have happened if 10 had tried to *intimidate* the Family of Blood instead of trying to hide from them.
@@Blazieth he didn't try to hide from them, the entire point is that he was trying to give them a chance, he showed compassion for them. But since 10 is no second chances he was quite brutal with them in the end, rather than killing he instead forced them to suffer eternally. I also think you need enough of a reputation to use this power which makes it a card you can only pull so many times. I also wouldn't say after analysing 10's character that he run's away a lot, I would say that he's actually a lot more like 9 being more cold and merciless coming straight out of the time war.
I think this might have been in reference to the library of the dead where the swarms of the vashta nerada retreated once the doctor said , "I'm the doctor. Look me up." :D
Matt Smith isn't my favorite Doctor. David Tennant is mine and Christopher Eccleston is my fiance's. That being said, I have so much respect for Smith's performance as the character. This is just one scene that exemplifies all the reasons why.
@@Johninadelaide2022 Same with all the Hollywood movies, after a point it just seems a bit strange that other countries were not being attacked by aliens so in the past couple of years they have started including other places as well.
Fun fact: Near the end of this season, that Doctor was so feared that all of his enemies had to pool in all their resources to create the Pandorica which was supposed to trap the Doctor forever but even that couldn't stop him. Imagine how terrifying the Doctor would be if he had moves like Kratos.
It's the fact that the Doctor doesn't fight like Kratos is what makes him terrifying - he'd probably have thought of ways to get rid of you before you finish a thought and even then he'd choose to run. Making him a brutal warrior would be a disservice to his character
@@marcusj17 Time Lords are stronger than humans. The Doctor probably could have moves like Kratos, if he wanted. What's scary is that he doesn't need to. Its like the old saying, "its the quiet guy who is most dangerous." The Doctor is dangerous because he chooses not to be. If he truly wanted to, he could probably wipe out most of his enemies very quickly. They're just lucky he's not a genocidal maniac!
Family Of Blood (or is it Human Nature) really shows how terrifying the doctor is. He could do so many things to you, he could kill you in a second, but he dosen't. He never runs because he has to, it's the mercy of a time lord.
@@thefriendlycar2nist836 Yes, and even in the Family of Blood story arc he was still somewhat merciful. Otherwise the Family would not only be imprisoned but they would also suffer an eternity of painful torture. Lucky for them, sadism is not part of the Doctor's nature.
Well, as latsr episodes state, the fact the Doctor lacks powerful, flashy weapons and never used amazing displays of brute strength made him even scarier. "The Imp of the Pandorica, the Shadow of the Valeyard, The last tree of Garcennon, the Butcher of Skull Moon... He is the Doctor of War" Also "The first think you notice about him is that he's unarmed. Usually, is the last thing you see, ever" The Doctor is this weird guy (sometimes a quirky girl who looks like a pixie on drugs, but that's how Regeneration goes) that goes around the cosmos in a wooden box with a screwdriver in his hands because he wants to fix things But when he finds people who break things and other people because they're just too evil to be reasoned to, he breaks them And finds every time new and amazing ways to break them so utterly, so completely, that in time the whole Universe started fearing the sound of the TARDIS materializing because it meant that someone had to be saves and someone was bound to get obliterated Kratos at least gives you a fair warning and you know how he'll break your bones With the Doctor, you know only that if you're a good one you'll be saved, and if you're a bad one you'll suffer
I like how in a later episode people talk about how the Doctor once called the Atraxi back to Earth for "a scolding" because that's literally what it is, it's a telling-off
I mean, it was a bit more than that. It was an establishment of the pecking order. By calling them back, informing them of how outclassed they were, and sending them screaming off into space, he ensured they wouldnt try again later. But yeah, that was also a very big "Dont run yet, im not through yelling at you!" moment.
@@chrishubbard64 As well as an establishment of boundaries. Earth is full of six billion innocent people. You can't just threaten to burn down an entire planet to catch one criminal and then piss off into space like nothing happened once you've got what you wanted.
"No, there have been so many. And what you've got to ask is, what happened to them? Hello, I'm the Doctor. Basically, run." One of the most iconic dialogues in popular culture.
The 11th Doctor has the BEST theme song. And this is one of my favorite scenes in the entire nearly 60 years of the show. When he says "Basically, Run" you truly see the age in his eyes. He's the youngest looking of the Doctors but sometimes shows more age than any of them with those eyes.
i watch this clip every few years, this time around, i noticed the same thing, the 'old and tired but still capable' look in his eyes, and thought 'oh wow is that why i like this scene so much'
That was what made Matt Smith so good, he could play the Doctor as ancient, he could play the Doctor as childlike, but even more importantly he could play the Doctor as both at the same time.
This was when we knew Matt Smith was the Doctor. He scares off a planetary-level threat Earth has no defense against, at all, with just three questions and a smile, while getting dressed. "Hello, I'm the Doctor. Basically, run".
@meaturama that comment is so incredibly stupid, I'm not even going to mock you for it. Just think about the word "unrealistic" and cry yourself to sleep tonight.
The third question could have been better = "Has this world been in danger from off-planet threats before" The Atraxi then start playing the videos of all the other attackers, showing the invasions, and the Doctor then says that the Atraxi have to be asking themselves "what happened to them". Cue the Doctor montage as usual Instead of just asking if the world is protected, the Doctor gets the Atraxi to see that the world has been attacked before, and has survived. He would be letting the Atraxi perform a tv tropes "Explain, Explain, oh crap" on themselves
@Digital Fates atraxi at first: whatever comes trough that gate, hold you position atraxi after a few moment: RUN (this meme was made possible by gandalf and his great meme formats)
The Elders tell of a young ball much like you. He bounced three metres in the air. Then he bounced 1.8 metres in the air. Then he bounced four metres in the air. Do I make myself clear?
Bet the Atraxi was screaming internally like a little girl at the fact that it had to deal with the latest incarnation of the most feared being in all of time and space
@@foty8679 there is a man who ended the greatest war in history, never carries a weapon because he need not and might be a myth because all you've heard is second hand rumors. If that myth became real would you take any chances?
@@foty8679 every race knows of the Doctor. He destroyed his entire planet and the entire Dalek race. They are only alive because one escaped the time lock. He may never be armed, but he has a natural ability to "weaponize people", meaning his companions often don't share his live and let live policy. Case in point, River Song. There was once a weapons factory on Villengard that was known throughout the universe. The Doctor visited just once. It's now banana groves
@JZ's Best Friend it could be argued that it's four, accepting "I'm" as a single word, five, since "I'm" is a contraction for "I am" but also three, if you made the point that "I'm" is actually a contraction, not a "word" (or two) per se.
I love how the doctor practically said "fuck around and find out" to a floating eye and the eye just noped out of there. Edit: WHY DOES THIS HAVE 1K LIKES!?!?
The eyeball was also seeing where other high-level threats had attacked this planet, and the planet was still intact/unconquered and there was no other evidence of the attacks. Which the doctor reinforced by telling the Atraxi "now you've got to be wondering, what happened to them". When one of the threats is the Daleks, and the planet still survives/thrives, that means something very powerful is defending the planet. Then the Atraxi realize that powerful being is right in front of them and knows who they are
@@toddkes5890 One of those images was a Sea-Devil and native to Earth also the Reapers only cauterise certain disruptions to the timeline and weren't invaders - not that anyone could do anything that we know of anyway - but the general point still stands!
I love especially how that eye didn’t take its sight off of the Doctor until they were gone. They immediately understood what they were dealing with and decided Earth was *no* longer a viable work to screw around with.
Only two kinds of people make a habit of standing out in the open unarmed: complete idiots and true badasses. And the Doctor is far too old to be the former.
Rory: "Um, did he just bring them back? Did- did he just save the world from aliens, and then BRING ALL THE ALIENS BACK AGAIN?!" Rory Williams - the ultimate audience surrogate.
"Humans call me the Doctor. That's because I like them. "The Daleks call me the Oncoming Storm. I have a certain degree of respect for them. "If you don't get out of here right now, I wonder what name you'll be inventing for me? Or will there be any of you left to give me a name? "Tell you what, let me start over again... "Hello, I'm the Doctor. Run." [Edited to correct my originally saying "Onrushing Storm".]
This is the best introduction to a Doctor we’ve gotten in the modern era, bar none. Matt Smith had an hour to convince us he could follow in the footsteps of the absolutely unbelievable David Tennant and he KNOCKED IT OUT OF THE PARK. When he tells the Atraxi to run, you feel it in your bones that this man has lived for 900 years and he may be plenty goofy, but you threaten anything and anyone he loves and you’ll wish you anywhere and anyone else.
"Leaving is good. Never coming back is better." - The Doctor, Doctor Who "Knocking him down won the first fight. I wanted to win all the next ones too. So they'd leave me alone." - Ender Wiggin, Ender's Game.
I think it's interesting that he stole Harriet Jones' strategy. A strategy that he thought was dangerous enough to take her down. It's the first hint that 11 isn't as silly or soft as he pretends to be.
@@elzzz2000 Agreed. He put his money where his mouth was. She spoke softly, yet carried a (swearwords) large stick. And swung it.... she did get redemption, though.
There is a lesson from Rory that could have saved Clara had the Doctor taken it to heart. Rory told 11 that what makes him dangerous is that he makes people want to impress him. We see Clara emulating 12 several times and working...until the one time it didn't.
I heard years after the fact that people had fan theories that Rory was secretly the Master. It was super weird and I don't know the details of the theory, but I knew it existed. I was still catching up with DW in 2013 and by that point, Rory had left the show anyway.
I like to imagine the Atraxi on the ship during the montage like ok sure is the world protected whatever let's see um, here we go... oh Cybermen damn those things are no joke but I guess there must've been some kind of fluke... oh wait no they attacked multiple times!?? Alright well maybe this world is just really good at fending off Cybermen in particular what else we got, hmm here we go some Sontarans attacked once and war is their whole thing aannnnnd then the sky lit on fire..... Ok what else surely that's it..... is that a F*cking DALEK!? HOW MANY TIMES DID A DALEK ARMY ATTACK? HOW IS THIS PLANET STILL HERE?? Ok let's take a look at what these people did to stay alive... ok this one was this guy and that one was.... also this guy and, this guy, again... again... every. single. time..... We need to leave.
Oddly enough the planet is in fact not *still* here. It's here *again,* after the daleks stole it that one time and the doctor just flew the planet back.
@@alansmithee419 Earth's been stolen a whole bunch of times. It was the plot of one of the earlier Doctor crossovers IIRC and some of the other serials.
@Randall Swanson you're overthinking it, probably because of your unfamiliarity with Doctor Who. It was a childish joke, nothing more. She was checking *him* out
Can we talk about Murray Gold's "I Am The Doctor" in the background? IMHO, one of the most striking themes in the history of the show. And it's in seven beats to the measure. When it starts at 0:46, it elevates the entire scene to a different level.
I would say "A Good Man" tops it just for The Doctor's theme... But then again they both tell very different stories, which is why I love them both. I Am The Doctor feels like it tells the story of a man constantly on the run, a man who knows his time is up but also has come to terms with some of his past in a way Ecclestone and Tennant hadn't. A Good Man feels a bit slower. It's the story of a man who can finally stop for a moment and take in everything that has passed over the last decade. A man that's no longer on the run, but searching for his home. You feel the sense of a person finally able to decide the kind of person they want to be. That you can get so much about each respective Doctor just from their themes really highlights how good Murray Gold is.
This is definitely the scene that sold me on Matt Smith. "This is a fully established level 5 planet! And you were going to *burn* it. What? Did you think no one was watching?"
They really played up how Matt Smith was the "youngest Doctor" but during his run, he played him more mature than a lot of others. He always felt like the Ronald McDonald Doctor. Friendly and magical. The show went back to its family show friendly roots for his run.
I remember William Hartnell. And to think the programme was devised as an educational one for the young, featuring visits to turning points in history. I have a soft spot for the visit to the seige of Troy. As the horse is being dragged in a seer (Cassandra) is prophesying doom and destruction with over frequent cries of Woe! WOE! A cynic (Paris?) mutters " try saying Whoah to the horse." As I recall The Doctor is taken on by Agamemnon as his "wise man", irritating Ulysses no end, and told to find way to break into the city. His " companions" suggest the obvious HORSE ruse but he refuses saying it is just a myth. Finally, he gives in and the rest is "mythic history" (Schlieman might have a view on that).
Ironically he was actually the last one, at least until they gave him more regenerations. I think when Tennant regenerated, he realized he was about to use up his last regeneration, so he subconsciously wished for a young face so that he can pretend to be young for the last chapter of his life. After getting more regenerations, he realized he does not need to pretend to be young anymore, so he subconsciously accepted an older face.
And did you notice that a bit after Matt walked through the Hologram,AMY Smiled? I have a feeling she KNOWS that the guy talking WERE THOSE Doctors....WHY else would she Smile,lol?
"What I've got to ask is, what happened to them?" I'm stealing this one liner. An antagonist in one of my works would really feel the sting of this one.
2:32 I know I am late but I just wanted to point out this moment. While the end monologue is amazing, this moment actually establishes the Doctor more as a person. The monologue establishes him as a presence, an ever present protector of innocent, no matter where, no matter when. But this single reply to a question shows just who he is as a person. The tone in which he repeats the question shows just how unfathomable it is to him. The thought of deeming an entire planet filled with life as unimportant is so, well, alien to him that he cannot believe that someone can even ask such a question. He obviously knows it logically, what with how many times he saved one world or another from people who thought that way, but he himself just cannot even imagine thinking about a planet filled with living beings as unimportant. It is an amazing character moment that later comes back as a full on speech with Capaldi and his value of an unimportant life.
To be fair, he came dangerously close to viewing individuals as "unimportant" towards the end of his previous incarnation (i.e., when he declared himself the Time Lord Victorious in "The Waters of Mars"). But he almost instantly realised he's gone too far, and now, with a new incarnation enabling him to wipe the slate clean, he returns to his genuine values.
Translation: "I'm not saying that I AM going to fudge you up, but here's my resume. 'Battles Won' are highlighted in yellow. Please excuse the blinding glow". 😂 (Don't judge. It's late and it sounded funny when I was thinking it.)
They basically did a version of this in a later series. The doctor intimidated some sort of death cult (while naturally been unarmed) by telling the host to look him up in the fatality index (a complete list of everyone who has ever died) under "cause of death", and then proceeded to just be really chill when the list just kept getting longer and longer.
Matt smith was always my favorite doctor, i remember sending him a picture of a sonic screwdriver of my own design after this episode... a year later i had forgotten i had done it when a letter landed on my doorstep from Matt smith himself and he gave me thanks for the design. I thought this was the best thing that could have come of me sending him my drawing, and i kept that letter to this very day. The look on my face when Jodie Whittaker’s sonic resembled the screwdriver i had drawn so long before was priceless. I font know if it was sheer coincidence or not, however i would like to think that Matt smith had pulled some strings for me :D
I’d really love to see your design and compare it with 14’s. To have the knowledge that something you created is partially in a show such as DW is incredible 😍😍
this was my real intro to Doctor Who. Matt Smith for me had this great balance of child-like goofiness, a sense of a wounded battle harden man who has seen some crazy shit, and also this kindness and compassion for all the innocent that needed his help along the way.
it's most effective when the one being told has some context to back it up with ... since they reviewed history and saw him every time ... they understood ... if he says he is going to wipe them out with a spoon he means he will wipe them out with a spoon ... and he can do it ... they just avoided the extra beat down and followed his suggestion
"The man who can turn an army around at the mention of his name. Doctor. The world for healer and wise man throughout the universe. We get that word from you, you know? But if you carry on this way, what might that word come to mean? To the people of the Gamma Forest, the word Doctor means Mighty Warrior."
Someone had summed up 9 through 12 9th doctor - Tiger 10th doctor - Tigger 11th doctor - kitten trying to climb up stairs (and failing) 12th doctor - Grumpy Cat Apt assessment and damn, the kitten was just so damn watchable.
I was devastated when David Tennant left and I swore that no other doctor would have my heart, but Matt Smith came and this scene alone made me realize there was maybe room in my heart for another doctor. And boy was I right. I absolutely LOVED Matt Smith as the doctor. 😅❤️
Dude, you basically summed up my own reaction to David getting replaced. Now he's my second favorite, with Matt taking the top spot for me, though I know and respect the fact that David is the more popular one.
When you get enough knowledge/awareness of this series-specifically The Doctor, himself-you know him saying "Run" is an equal measure Threat *AND* Promise.
Yep, "Run, and I let you go. Or stay, and I DONT let you go." I mean, ive seen the fury of the time lord. I know what kind of twisted stuff the doctor can pull if you push him far enough.
A small detail that I’ve just noticed is, while The Doctor gives his speech, you can see him slowly changing into his final look. They didn’t need to do that, maybe it wasn’t planned and it was just Matt Smith performing, but it’s such a nice little touch that adds a different element to the scene.
Tennant will always be my Doctor, I will always see him as the best Doctor. But Matt Smith grew on me and was really good at being The Doctor. And this scene will always be chilling in how absolute he is in his declaration of "Run".
Watching 11th hour, sighing to myself "David Tenant is gone...".......Matt Smith saying "Hello, I'm The Doctor. Basically,....run." Me saying, with goosebumps, "David who?"
I'm not even a Whovian (yet - although I've watched lots of little clips here and there on TH-cam) - and this is the scene I watch time and time again.
This is how you introduce a new Doctor. The energy, music, brilliance and eccentric quirkiness. After one hour I still missed the old Doctor, but already loved the new one.
" You just summoned aliens back to earth! ACTUAL aliens! Deadly aliens! Aliens of death! And.. now you're taking your clothes off.." " *a m y h e s t a k i n g h i s c l o t h e s o f f* "
Can’t deny I was sceptical at first for Matt Smith as The Doctor, but this scene was perfect. Showed him as a new man, new face, but still in control. With the footage montage, the previous Doctors shown and the music, I bought into him and so glad I did!
This was Smith's Doctor Moment (the moment you know that the actor is the Doctor). Best part for me is, after hearing fans moaning about Tennant leaving, SMith literally burst their bubble as he walks through Tennant's face and says, "Hello, I am the Doctor."
Yes, every Doctor has a moment that defines their incarnation. 9 had me at "Pleased to meet you Rose. Now run for your life!" - followed by his speech about the Earth turning... 10 had me at "No second chances" 11 had this one. Even the War Doctor had "No More" 12 didn't get his until Hell Bent in my opinion (the whole "Am I a good man" meant his character wasn't fully defined, and then Clara became the main focus) Still waiting on 13's...
they did it right though. this built on the legacy others made, and it knew it. he didn't act like other iterations of the doctor were trash, or that he was better than them, or that they somehow needed to be 'fixed' ...it paid homage to all those that came before, then announced itself as the latest edition of that bad-assery. that is how you get the fans on your side.
@@fireemblemheroescuzynot9625 It may still come in the audiobooks but sadly it never came in Chibnell's run. There were brief flashes like when she took on the lone cyberman in villa diodati but it never clicked for me, personally. I don't put the blame on Jodie
the dialogues in doctor who is so iconic that is why I like David Tennant and Matt Smith as doctors and I can't help rewatching their episodes over and over again until I get nuts!! these actors are a bonus to BBC doctor who show and they kicked up the subscribers in official doctor who youtube channel.
@@g3neralcross911 Eccleston just wasn't down for it. As far as I know he avoids connections to Doctor Who still. Doesn't even want to be brought back for cons or anniversaries or team ups or anything. Idk what specifically made him so damn sour about Doctor Who.
@@SSPerfectChaosRCT Idk, he actually went to his first convention a couple years back so who knows. He does actually like the show itself from what iv read but he just didn't like the people running it behind the scenes and the way it was run. Maybe that soured his look on Doctor Who, he nearly did come back for the 50th however didn't because he didn't like the the direction his character was going in or because he wanted another director. Edit: Turns he does like the show, hes returning to do Doctor Who Audiobooks now which is fantastic.
Unpopular opinion: I enjoyed Matt's run even more than David Tenant's. Matt Smith is by far my all time fave, not only because he was the best doctor, but he also had the best companions, best other supporting characters, best episodes...just all around that was the golden era of Who (from what I've seen thus far, I haven't gotten super far into the classics yet)
@@Efflorescentey it's the forest, not the village. In fact, the village in the episode this clip is from has a duck pond with no ducks. The only water in the forest is the river. There can be many waters in a village.
Amy Pond, opportunist extraordinaire; "Are you not going to turn your back?" "...nope!" And even the memory of her called 11 out on the raggedy at the very finish.
@@ThisIsMego 11 on casual nudity-- 11: (having told his companion about their holographic clothing so as to respect the undress code of their destination) We're all naked under our clothes.
You know it only just occured to me that at this point the Doctor had nothing. Literally nothing. No screwdriver, no TARDIS and, unlike with Prisoner Zero, no back-up to take care of the Atraxi for him. When he says "basically, run," it's a big bluff and empty threat. They weren't hostile at this moment, but if they wanted they could have done whatever they wanted and he couldn't have stopped them. Except he built that bluff on his reputation, showing them everything he had faced and everything he had done to protect Earth before so to the Atraxi it seemed much less of an empty threat and more like he could take on literally anything that dare threatened this planet.
This episode was a master piece they told a story that immediately establishes the new doctor and made the transition from ten to eleven seamlessly I was sad when ten left but seeing eleven first adventure almost made me forget ten and I immediately was on board with the new doctor.
I've always loved how natural Arthur Darvill is with his reactions. That tiny moment where he gestured, "did the giant alien eyeball just sniff him?" is gorgeous.
I gotta say Matt Smith won me over with this one scene. It was typical Doctor kick ass arrogance, a trait all of the Doctors have iconically showed and he did it with aplomb!!
When Tennant left like so many others I just didnt think anyone could follow him. Then this scene happened and Matt Smith became one of my all time favourite Drs.
Yeh, but it was the way Matt played it, so nervous, not quite understanding who he was, just like you might expect and then Wham! This is who I am, all the nervousness and unsureness gone in the blink of an eye. You watched his transformation into the Doctor before your very eyes and it was epic.
I love this and I love the one with David Tennant so much. Where he says something like ‘Well you’re in the largest library in the universe. Go on, look me up.’
For years I've admired and loved the Doctor Who lore, and legacy from every story I've heard from so many people. Then one day I finally sat down and managed to catch an episode. It just so happened to be The Eleventh Hour. From that moment on, I was hooked.
“Important? What you mean important-SIX BILLION PEOPLE LIVE HERE-here’s a question! Is this world a threat?” “Cmon! Is this world a threat?” “NO!” “Has this planet committed any crimes against, The LAW OF THE-ATRAXI?” “NO!” “OK! Just one more, one more!..... is this world protected? You know your not this first to come here, there has been so many of em!” “Now what you have to ask is.... what happened to them?” “Hello!..... I’m the Doctor!!.......... basically, run!!” Badass
Intelligence doesn't make one animal more special than another. Just a trait humans have. No better than running or flying. Evolution has no will. It's not trying to make other animals more human-like. A slug is as evolved as we are. A slug got it right. It doesn't make you inherently better at all, and that totally disregards how stupid, evil humans are. That's human ego. The second an alien race arrives that's more intelligent than we are, you will move the goalposts for what it means to be more special. You say it not because it's true, but because it currently benefits you. Other animals aren't toys to dress up and pose for your amusement, or tools for you to use as you please. Leave other animals alone. Good doesn't excuse evil. Humans have a serious lack of empathy when it comes to other animals. They're not mindless machines. Their emotions aren't muted. Human ego is disgusting. Only animals of human-level intelligence are capable of evil. Wouldn't put the same level of responsibility on human children and mentally disabled people, and obviously shouldn't on animals of an entirely different species. Humans aren't more special or important than other animals. Something isn't worse because it happens to humans. You're not better by definition. Having human-level intelligence doesn't somehow stop you being an animal. Makes no sense, whatsoever. It's specifically because you're an animal that you can have human-level intelligence. It is a trait of animals because an animal has it: humans. Everything humans do is by definition animalistic, because humans are animals. There's no distinction. Being an animal isn't an insult. It's awesome. And it's what lets you be you. Breeding is evil. Other animals are forced to have sex, which is rape. Females are treated like conveyor belts, pumping out child after child, all of whom are kept from their fathers and kidnapped from their parents, causing massive distress, fear, panic, and confusion. When no longer profitable, they're abandoned like a broken tool no longer of any use. Other animals are #NotProperty to buy or sell. Adopt. They'll show you how full of love life is. Save their life, and they'll save yours. Other animals don't have "vets". They have doctors, and health and medical care, just like humans. There's no distinction. There'd be outrage if humans had different doctors and terms depending on their race. It's no different for other animals. That's speciesism. It's not euthanasia. It's not done for their benefit. It's murder. Imagine the outrage if humans who weren't being adopted were killed. It's no different for other animals. People spend money on war rather than helping other animals. Healthcare should be socialised, like humans have. Caring for other animals isn't a chore, it's a duty and privilege. Fireworks and other explosions are evil. Cats, dogs, birds, other animals get absolutely terrified by fireworks. Causing such intense, unending fear is unjustifiable. Littering's disgusting. Other animals have to walk on that floor, and right next to your rubbish. They don't want to do that. Don't be selfish. Balloons, Chinese lanterns, glitter, sequins, and microbeads don't decompose. They stay in the environment, and end up being swallowed by other animals. Don't say "in the doghouse" like it's some bad place to be, that's ok for dogs, but not humans. That's disgusting. Dogs belong in a normal house, with their families. Other animals don't belong in the entertainment industry. They're not props to be used on a fucking set. Not only is it extremely stressful for them, and wild animals are abused until they submit to human will, but how dare you deprive them of their life. Elephants that do tricks and give rides aren't happy. They do it out of fear of what happens if they refuse. Swimming with dolphins isn't a good activity. It's extremely stressful for them, and leads to them catching diseases. They're viewed as tools for profit, nothing else. Hagrid didn't support using dragons in the Triwizard Tournament. That's horrific abuse. Kidnapped, sent across the world, trapped in tiny cages they couldn't even move in, stabbed and hit with spells, and made to feel threatened and attacked whilst chained up in an arena surrounded by screaming humans. As is exploiting, abusing, scaring, disrupting grindylows, fish, other animals in Great Lake. Other apes, monkeys, and horses used on cards aren't smiling because they're happy. They do a "fear grimace", smiling in submission. They're not happy, they're abused. Cats, dogs specifically bred over 1000s years live with humans. Other animals weren't. Kidnapped, locked in tiny cages and tanks for human amusement. They're not pet animals, they're slaves. Experimenting on other animals is evil. How dare you cause such immense suffering and murder. You're birthing them to torture them. What a miserable existence. That constant, unending torture is unimaginable for most people. Freedom is what matters in life. You wouldn't trade freedom for comfort and safety, and have no right to force that on other animals. Honey, when sold to humans, is a product of abuse. theminimalistvegan.com/is-honey-vegan/ Mountain Dew, all other Pepsi products, Oreos, and Doritos use #ConflictPalmOil, leading to extinction of countless species, such as orangutans. 25 orangutans are murdered every day for unsustainable palm oil production. www.ran.org/issue/palm_oil/ www.chesterzoo.org/app/uploads/sites/3/2019/04/Sustainable-Palm-Oil-Shopping-List-Feb-2019.pdf KFC uses cardboard made from trees cut down in the forests of endangered species, such as Indonesian tigers and orangutans. www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2150692/KFC-buckets-destroying-Indonesian-rainforest-claims-Greenpeace.html Leather's evil. Cows, other animals suffer tremendously for leather production. It's not just a by-product of the meat industry. www.onegreenplanet.org/animalsandnature/leather-is-more-than-a-by-product-of-the-meat-industry/ www.care2.com/causes/the-shocking-truth-about-leather-no-its-not-a-meat-byproduct.html www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2008/aug/27/ethicalfashion.leather Fur and down are the result of brutal torture and horrific murder. www.nationalgeographic.com/news/2016/08/wildlife-china-fur-farming-welfare/ www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/fur-farms-animal-welfare-cruelty-cannibalism-mink-foxes-coat-jacket-a8647616.html?amp www.furfreealliance.com/severe-animal-cruelty-polish-fur-farms-revealed/ www.thedodo.com/amphtml/fur-farms-stop-the-cruelty-1527692086.html www.onegreenplanet.org/animalsandnature/here-are-the-innocent-faces-of-the-cruel-fur-industry/ www.onegreenplanet.org/news/top-brands-using-fur-from-monster-foxes/ Wool is a product of abuse, just like fur, mohair, and angora wool, not just in the East, but Western nations like America, the UK, and Australia. www.independent.co.uk/voices/comment/a-wool-jumper-is-just-as-cruel-as-a-mink-coat-9610133.html www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3331465/Shocking-video-shows-horrific-abuses-lamb-sheep-used-wool-industry-kicked-face-workers-horns-torn-off.html th-cam.com/video/CHaCUyLPeOw/w-d-xo.html Dogs and wolves don't have a strict hierarchy with an alpha. Treating them like they do is cruel and confusing. io9.gizmodo.com/why-everything-you-know-about-wolf-packs-is-wrong-502754629 Canada and Trudeau let seals have their skulls smashed to bits with clubs. www.hsi.org/assets/pdfs/myths_and_facts_seal_hunt.pdf relay.nationalgeographic.com/proxy/distribution/public/amp/2017/04/wildlife-watch-canada-harp-seal-hunt www.thedodo.com/amphtml/canada-seal-hunt-2333758471.html m.th-cam.com/video/XCYf9q9t9bo/w-d-xo.html Don't give birds and fish bread, or cats cows' milk or cheese. Bread has no nutritional value for birds, it just stops them from eating useful food, the yeast expands in fish' stomachs causing constipation, and cats are lactose intolerant. www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1953493/Royal-Society-for-the-Protection-of-Birds-RSPB-says-to-ban-bread-as-bird-food.html www.sciencefocus.com/nature/why-cant-cats-drink-milk-plus-6-other-feline-myths/ pets.webmd.com/cats/ss/slideshow-foods-your-cat-should-never-eat Ecosia is a search engine that uses at least 80% of its profits to plant trees, planting about 1 every second, which takes 45 searches to fund. www.ecosia.org/ You can't own another living thing. They're not consumer goods to be bought and sold. They're not property. They're above monetary value. They're not toys for your amusement, or tools for you to use as you please. There'd be outrage if humans were treated like property. It's no different for other animals. That's speciesism. We're not their owners, we're family. Pet isn't an insult. That's horrible. A pet is an animal of another species, in your family, that you care for. They're your children, brothers, sisters, nieces, nephews, and cousins, not some ornament to have around for novelty, that you only pay attention to when you're bored. Species is irrelevant to family. Joe Rogan, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Jake Roberts, Undertaker, Braun Strowman, Shawn Michaels, Brock Lesnar, Goldust, Ted DiBiase Jr., Lacey Evans, and Kayla Braxton are torturers and murderers. Fishing and other hunting is murder. Other animals' lives aren't your playthings. Leave other animals alone. No one has the right to enslave, hurt, abuse, exploit, or murder any other animal, for any reason. You wouldn't do it to humans, and don't do it to other animals. It's that simple. "We must all face the choice between what is right and what is easy." - Albus Dumbledore Humans are animals, and no more special than any other creature. #AnimalAbuse #AnimalRights #AdoptDontShop #OptToAdopt
@@Ranger1812 lmao, first of all, you take a quote from a show, and then you quote Albus Dumbledore (from another show) and mix it with animal rights. Wtf?
I think Chibnall needs to look back at times like this, where it’s fully shown who the Doctor is, when all the parts of the plot are put together to establish the character in perfect light, and this is after David Tenant, Matt had some big shoes to fill.
The part of this scene that always makes me giggle like a fiend is that the eye never looks away from the Doctor. It doesn't take its gaze off of him. I'm sure there are stories still, as it was retreating to its space, its planet, that it never once stopped looking at the third body orbiting an inconsequential star.
@@mrflibble1259 no trash talk...look...when a new Doctor appears...we don't like them. It takes time for you to call them the Doctor just not that actor playing him. I grew up with Tom Baker. Honestly,the men who followed him,including Christopher Eccletson, where okay...just not the Doctor. David Tennent had me at "new teeth...that's weird. Oh where was I? Oh yes: Barcelona" I said, yeah thats the Doctor. Then comes his regeneration with his: " I don't want to go" moment and they replace him with this young punk, who to me, should be asking me if I wanted to have fries with my burger. Then in the first episode he made an whole Alien Race run in fear. YES the Doctor is IN. Peter Capaldi took longer. Matt Smitb's regeneration scene was so heart wrenching :" I will always remember when the Doctor was me." (Oh God! Not the BOW TIE. ) It kept me from calling Calpaldi the Doctor until his Zygon speech:" ...when you fire the first shot you don't know whose going to die...whose children are going to scream and burn..." I thought: thank you Doctor. (Every fracking politician and political pundit should be required to hear the speech and commit it to memory.) Another heart wrenching regeneration: " Doctor, I let you go." Now, well, I do not blame the actress. I blame a show runner who has no clue on who the Doctor really is and seems lost.( Please just one companion. This companion by committee gets in the way of Jodie Whitaker claiming the mantle of The Doctor.) This is a long winded way of saying no disrespect meant to Tennent...just mad props to Matt Smith who took the mantle of the Doctor in one speech.
@@binder38us out of interest, what do you dislike about chris? His season is one of the most solid ever and I never doubted for a moment that he was the doctor.
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And which one is your favorite Doctor?
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David Tennant!
Matt Smith!
10th
Matt Smith as he was the first one I was ever exposed to (I am non-British to my defence)
Tom Baker.
This, ladies and gentlemen, is how you establish yourself as The Doctor in 4 minutes or less.
Something Jodie hasn't been able to do in 21 episodes. Not even close to being established yet.
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@@ThomasTiernan Excuse me, did you not see the scene where she forgot the word tongue? That was some prime doctor who there
@@ThomasTiernan To be fair to her, I blame Chibby for that. I'd want to see how she does with a script worth at least its weight in toilet paper before I start to seriously dismiss her ability to act. Granted, she's done a pretty bad job even considering the material she's had to work with, but still.
@@hgwsavage and it was the only good part of series 11
You have one episode, a single hour to convince your audience that you are THE doctor in your first episode, it's a make or break moment and Matt Smith showed up and aced it.
Yeah well, Jodie destroyed it all. Thanks to her and Chris Shitnall I do not want to see another doctor who ever, anything after Peter Capaldi does not exist for me.
It's not her fault. Blame the writing for making her introduction episode boring.
@HQ No. Because you do not want to acknowlage the truth that Chibnall is shithead showrunner and bad writer and he ruined whole doctor who lore and 50+ years of history with his shitty writing! Also Jodie is not good actress at all, watch all other shows she is in and they are bad, okay? Face the truth. Not saying that Steven Moffat was perfect, but even the worst of his episodes were way better than any of the best chibnall ones! Moffat wrote some of the best and strong female charecters like Amy Plond, River Song, Donna Noble, Missy and Clara even though I did not like her that much, she was stil,l better than new doctor.
I watched this season on TV before streaming services existed and I missed the first episode. I didn’t like Matt Smith. After a few episodes, I caught a re-run of this episode and all of a sudden, I got it. I decided I loved him. This episode unlocks his quirk, humour + charm ✨ He’s now my favourite doctor by far 😍😍😍
@@ShadowKoto boring? Caling that shit boring is like calling the Pope religious. It was a fuckin train wreck, riddled with CRT and CGT garbage, a misshapen buttplug for an enemy, and ultimately focused more on the Doctor being a woman, than the core of the series, which is "The doctor goes on cool adventures with their companions!"
No one talks about how Rory managed to catch every single piece of clothing the Doctor threw without warning.
He's the true hero of this scene.
........... In total contrast to the Bedwetters Broadcasting Company which has managed to ruin the series since this was made.
BBC are not heroic any more, they have no sense of what they had and use their programs to be preachy and manipulating.
@@Farweasel the fuck? You know Rory is the dude in the back CATCHING THE CLOTHING. Also bbc is the best part of my day turning on the tv to see what's happening in the country I live in is great to have. One more thing "preachy" isn't a word I would describe the doctor with. I also think they got new producers
@@deadlily27 mate. You didn't understand his comment at all.
I am not convinced that the phrase "when a good man goes to war" was referring to the Doctor. I think that the "good man" in that phrase was Rory and the Doctor was just helping.
@@deadlily27 he's whinging about Jodi and Chibnal. Wait till Mr. Babylon 5 takes over and you'll hear more of this same diatribe.
“I’m saving the world; I need a decent shirt”
May just be one of the most quintessentially British things ever said.
Matt Smith manages to be the most stereotypical British character in a British TV show. How he did it. I have no idea
COOL
@@mattvacc3755 I mean David Tennant is pretty British to me too.
You Americans are so WEIRD about what constitutes "Britishness"
@@samtrotter7177 I'm Australian.
More proof of the fact that the doctor is an avengers level threat
Now that is an avengers level threat.
- mysterio, 2019
The term your thinking of is Omega-Level threat... and no he’s way beyond that.
@@williamcraven1204 it's called a joke. Heard of it?
Iron man aint shit against the doc, one wave with the trusty good ol sonic screw driver, and the suit is as good as an metal box
@@williamcraven1204 you seen spiderman far from home?
"And what you've got to ask is... what happened to them?"
That line always gives me goosebumps.
Same ! : D
"Who da Man?!?" You, are, Doctor. No sonic, no TARDIS... Doesn't matter, he has his mind and his spirit!
An other of his great lines was in the pandorica episode: " If you have any plans to take the Pandorica, just remember who is standing in your way. Remember every black days I ever stoped you, and then... and then! Do the smart thing... Let somebody else try first!".
I love how they show rather then tell that the Atraxi know the answer to the question. It scares them. Because the answer is right there in front of them, and he's not happy with them. What happened to them? The Doctor, The Doctor happened to them, and The Doctor will happen to them too if they ever come back and screw with the Earth like that again.
Just like in" a good man goes to war" the doctor says "Goodman don't need rules" kinda scary
I have never watched Doctor Who and have no clue whats going on, but this dude appears to be the baddest, coolest, most amazing chaotic neutral of all time.
as long you don't watch the new season with girls, yea he's pretty badass
@@alexjackyperson101 i feel so bad for jodie widacar even a good actresses can only do some with crap scripts
I haven’t either,
But according to the internet…
I should not skip 9…
Nah that just a timeline created by the master to mess with him
@@matthewjones2095 Totally agree. I think Jodie Whittaker could have been an amazing Doctor with proper scripts. The scripts have been the real problem.
People doubted this guy because he was "too young", he ended up being one of the best Doctors to ever incarnate the part, for some he's even the best one... I honestly think every one who ends up playing this character is the best of its time and adequately represents an era.
He was the last doctor. Old fart and lady Just did leftist propaganda.
Can't say I agree when it comes to the latest iterations.
Top 3 favorite doctors for me 1. Matt Smith 2. David Tennant 3. Jon Pertwee (third Doctor classic series).
Unfortunately due to the classic series being incomplete with most of William Hartnell and Patrick Troughton episodes being lost I am only able to formulate my opinions from Doctor 3 and beyond. I did love Tom Baker and Peter Davidsons roles of 4th and 5th respectively but it is hard to form a top 13 i guess of all the doctors when my opinions shift every 4 to 5 years when a new doctor is cast.
Not counting 13
@@Prima13 There has been 14 and we are about to go into the 15th
( 1) William Hartnell
( 2) Patrick Troughton
( 3) Jon Pertwee
( 4) Tom Baker
( 5) Peter Davidson
( 6) Colin Baker
( 7) Sylvester McCoy.
And just like that, Matt Smith was accepted as The Doctor
Lol, it was his first episode
Mister Éire sorry you’ve got no taste :(
@@irishboy_pa lol, people get so caught up in who does and doesn't make a good doctor. if you are enjoying the show, does it really matter? i have enjoyed all the doctors for various reasons.
That's exactly right.
YES
I miss Matt Smith's Doctor. The guy had some seriously huge shoes to fill after David Tennant, and right off the bat he knocks it right out of the park.
Yeah, well...ECCLESTON is the one they're bringing BACK. So, yeah. Not to deride Smith, he did all right, but he's no Eccleston.
@The Three Group After the last season, we definitely need something....
Sadly he didn't get as many brilliant stories as 9, 10, 12 (and possibly even 13 if the rest of her run isn't a huge flop). He was such a great Doctor and did so much with what he was given, but even that didn't save some of his stories.
@@cja5612 Most of the ones you mentioned aren't that great (good, but not great). He had some wonderful stories, but not as many as 9, 10 or 12. And, you sonehow left out his best story: Vincent and the Doctor.
Also, Love and Monsters was fantastic but with a stupid villain
@@cja5612
The Eleventh Hour is absolutely fantastic
The Time of the Angels/Flesh and Blood made the weeping angels shit and didn't explore the Doctor's first run in with River after the Library well
Amy's Choice is good. The main problem that I have with it is that it doesn't really do much that the viewer doesn't already know
The Pandorica Opens/The Big Bang were good stories, but they had way too much in them and meh pacing, which is why I wouldn't count them as "great"
Christmas Carol was a weird story that tried to mix up Doctor Who and the og Christmas Carol story, but it didn't really do it that well. The ending also doesn't feel completely deserved.
The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon had a good beginning, but the rest of the story was just meh.
A Good Man Goes to War was great, but the ending felt forced. River's whole storyline in general just spun out of hand thanks to Series 6
God Complex is a good story but not very memorable (at least to me), hence why I don't call it great
A Town Called Mercy is the best of series 7
And Love and Monsters is fantastic because it explores the everyday lives of people in the Who universe, something that RTD's era did a lot more than Moffat just in general, but this story capitalized on it and really brought out a lot of good stuff. The main characters and their love story was also pretty nice. What ruins the story is the villain and the ending, but even then the story is pretty great.
And just to count how many great stories others have
9: Aliens of London/WWIII, Dalek, The Long Game, Father's Day, The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances = 5 in one season
10: Girl in the Fireplace, Impossible Planet/Satan Pit, Smith and Jones, (in my opinion 42 but I won't count it because objectively it's not), Human Nature/Family of Blood, Blink, Utopia, Fires of Pompeii, The Doctor's Daughter, Silence in the Library/Forest of the Dead, Midnight, Turn Left, The Water's of Mars = 12 in three seasons
11: Eleventh Hour, The Beast Bellow, Victory of the Daleks (honourable mention because it's the only good Dalek story in his run), Vincent and the Doctor, The Doctor's Wife, A Good Man Goes to War, A Town Called Mercy, The Angels Take Manhattan (which actually made the Angels good again) = 7 in three seasons (overall more than 9, but less if you consider the amount of seasons)
12: Listen, Mummy on the Orient Express, Magician's Apprentice, Zygon Inversion (Invasion wasn't that great, but Inversion made up for it, especially thanks to the speech), Heaven Sent (Moffat's best story), The Pilot, Oxygen, Extremis, Pyramid at the End of the World, World Enough and Time = 10 in three seasons
13: Rosa, Demons of Punjab, Resolution, Spyfall1/2, (Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror is on the fence, but I won't count it), Fugitive of the Judoon, (I would argue that "Can You Hear Me?" and "The Haunting of Villa Diodati" are too, but again I won't count them) = 5 in two seasons, but we don't know how many more she'll have (even if it's just one, she only needs three excellent ones)
I'd also argue that the amount isn't enough, rather you should also look at how good each great episode is compared to each other
Only The Doctor can call aliens on a cellphone, tell them to come back, and then tell them to run
@Anna Bella GRAMMAR!
Slevin Channel Why are you so toxic?
@@nicholasbenavides4215 He's a Turd Lord.
Captain Bleirdo True
Slevin Channel why you posting this on every other comment...
"The Man who can turn an army around at the mention of his name." River Song
This is one of the reasons why Matt Smith was my Doctor.
mine was the 9th doctor but the 11th did have better speeches I have to admit, but I prefer Christopher's moments and emotion, i think it can make the villain more epic but the 11th + 10th doctor made the DOCTOR more epic
When you think about it, leaning so heavily on his reputation may have gotten him some enemies along the way, but it also probably did wonders for preventing casualties, simply by way of scaring away potential troublemakers and enemies. 10, on the other hand, tended to only lean on his reputation as a last resort, and preferred to avoid confrontation by running away.
Makes you wonder what might have happened if 10 had tried to *intimidate* the Family of Blood instead of trying to hide from them.
@@Blazieth he didn't try to hide from them, the entire point is that he was trying to give them a chance, he showed compassion for them. But since 10 is no second chances he was quite brutal with them in the end, rather than killing he instead forced them to suffer eternally. I also think you need enough of a reputation to use this power which makes it a card you can only pull so many times. I also wouldn't say after analysing 10's character that he run's away a lot, I would say that he's actually a lot more like 9 being more cold and merciless coming straight out of the time war.
I think this might have been in reference to the library of the dead where the swarms of the vashta nerada retreated once the doctor said , "I'm the doctor. Look me up." :D
Matt Smith isn't my favorite Doctor. David Tennant is mine and Christopher Eccleston is my fiance's. That being said, I have so much respect for Smith's performance as the character. This is just one scene that exemplifies all the reasons why.
The montage where you see all of Earth's past dangers, and then all of the past forms of the Doctor? Pure epicness
Earth's past dangers or just the UK seems all the aliens only attack the UK. The rest of us are good :)
@@Johninadelaide2022 Same with all the Hollywood movies, after a point it just seems a bit strange that other countries were not being attacked by aliens so in the past couple of years they have started including other places as well.
Minus David. It when from Chris to Matt Smith. Skipped the best doctor IMO! D:
@@Black-Swan-007 not true, you see Tennant's face just before Smith pops through the hologram
@@masterwhopper414 I counted them all. The face at 3:36, just before Matt walks through is number nine. That's Chris, not David.
"The Doctor will see you now!" He tells a humongous eyeball...
Double meaning joke lol he's a doctor seeing a patient and he's seeing a giant eye
Oh the eyerony
Pun
@@Speed001 'Pun-belivable"! I "see"you know puns too
An eye for an eye
“You are not of this this world” “No but I’ve put a lot of work into it”
*holds a tie* Hmm, I don't know? What do you think?
I still can't figure out after all these years if he was talking about earth or just his new outfit 😂😂
@@michaelgates3999 I think both
Fun fact: Near the end of this season, that Doctor was so feared that all of his enemies had to pool in all their resources to create the Pandorica which was supposed to trap the Doctor forever but even that couldn't stop him.
Imagine how terrifying the Doctor would be if he had moves like Kratos.
It's the fact that the Doctor doesn't fight like Kratos is what makes him terrifying - he'd probably have thought of ways to get rid of you before you finish a thought and even then he'd choose to run. Making him a brutal warrior would be a disservice to his character
@@marcusj17 Time Lords are stronger than humans. The Doctor probably could have moves like Kratos, if he wanted. What's scary is that he doesn't need to. Its like the old saying, "its the quiet guy who is most dangerous." The Doctor is dangerous because he chooses not to be.
If he truly wanted to, he could probably wipe out most of his enemies very quickly. They're just lucky he's not a genocidal maniac!
Family Of Blood (or is it Human Nature) really shows how terrifying the doctor is. He could do so many things to you, he could kill you in a second, but he dosen't. He never runs because he has to, it's the mercy of a time lord.
@@thefriendlycar2nist836 Yes, and even in the Family of Blood story arc he was still somewhat merciful. Otherwise the Family would not only be imprisoned but they would also suffer an eternity of painful torture. Lucky for them, sadism is not part of the Doctor's nature.
Well, as latsr episodes state, the fact the Doctor lacks powerful, flashy weapons and never used amazing displays of brute strength made him even scarier.
"The Imp of the Pandorica, the Shadow of the Valeyard, The last tree of Garcennon, the Butcher of Skull Moon... He is the Doctor of War"
Also
"The first think you notice about him is that he's unarmed. Usually, is the last thing you see, ever"
The Doctor is this weird guy (sometimes a quirky girl who looks like a pixie on drugs, but that's how Regeneration goes) that goes around the cosmos in a wooden box with a screwdriver in his hands because he wants to fix things
But when he finds people who break things and other people because they're just too evil to be reasoned to, he breaks them
And finds every time new and amazing ways to break them so utterly, so completely, that in time the whole Universe started fearing the sound of the TARDIS materializing because it meant that someone had to be saves and someone was bound to get obliterated
Kratos at least gives you a fair warning and you know how he'll break your bones
With the Doctor, you know only that if you're a good one you'll be saved, and if you're a bad one you'll suffer
"To hell with the raggedy, it's time to put on a show!"
The transition from 10 to 11 in a nutshell. Well played.
and thats when this scene went from a 10 to 11 (get it)
@@slevinchannel7589 and you would be?
@@eruiluvatar7155 I'm the doctor.
@@hariodinio I'm a Deity. Nice to meet you
for some reason that whole "put on a show" bit gave me a Panic! At The Disco vibe
I like how in a later episode people talk about how the Doctor once called the Atraxi back to Earth for "a scolding" because that's literally what it is, it's a telling-off
I think it was in DEMONS RUN
I mean, it was a bit more than that. It was an establishment of the pecking order. By calling them back, informing them of how outclassed they were, and sending them screaming off into space, he ensured they wouldnt try again later. But yeah, that was also a very big "Dont run yet, im not through yelling at you!" moment.
@@chrishubbard64 As well as an establishment of boundaries. Earth is full of six billion innocent people. You can't just threaten to burn down an entire planet to catch one criminal and then piss off into space like nothing happened once you've got what you wanted.
@@chrishubbard64 is matt above Mr popo
@@gourdy6297 No... But he is on the same level.
"No, there have been so many. And what you've got to ask is, what happened to them?
Hello, I'm the Doctor.
Basically, run."
One of the most iconic dialogues in popular culture.
Exactly
I, personaly, after "what happended to them?" Add "WHO happened to them" and i am not sure is that a question
@@user-Reader_of_ALL i add I happened to them ... then go to basically run
And the Atraxi's reaction is 'NOPE! Nopenopenopenope! All aboard the nope train to Getouttahere'sville!'
Chills every time
The 11th Doctor has the BEST theme song. And this is one of my favorite scenes in the entire nearly 60 years of the show. When he says "Basically, Run" you truly see the age in his eyes. He's the youngest looking of the Doctors but sometimes shows more age than any of them with those eyes.
This is the 11th doctor. Just wanna add when I original posted this reply the comment said 10th doctor
@@monkeydoespride Oops! You're right. I'll edit my post. (Can't do math. LOL!)
@@monkeydoesprideWhich, when you think about it, makes sense as to why he fits the 11th hour so well. The 11th hour: the hour of pure fear.
i watch this clip every few years, this time around, i noticed the same thing, the 'old and tired but still capable' look in his eyes, and thought 'oh wow is that why i like this scene so much'
That was what made Matt Smith so good, he could play the Doctor as ancient, he could play the Doctor as childlike, but even more importantly he could play the Doctor as both at the same time.
This was when we knew Matt Smith was the Doctor. He scares off a planetary-level threat Earth has no defense against, at all, with just three questions and a smile, while getting dressed. "Hello, I'm the Doctor. Basically, run".
Epic!!
Bet you he always wanted to say "the doctor will see you now "
@meaturama that comment is so incredibly stupid, I'm not even going to mock you for it. Just think about the word "unrealistic" and cry yourself to sleep tonight.
@@sadkingbilly I mean... but what was stopping them from just kinda annihilating him right then and there.
@@stevenlaczko8688 A time travelling idiot with a blue box. Don't believe me, ask the 10 dozen other entities that threatened Earth.
And that my friends IS HOW YOU INTRODUCE THE WORLD TO A NEW DOCTOR!
Dude the start of the episode is amazing
And not whatever the hell 13 did, 12s introduction was just his eyebrows in the 50 year special
@@tornadotaylor8956 I'll never get over Capaldi's regeneration. That was - weird....
The third question could have been better = "Has this world been in danger from off-planet threats before" The Atraxi then start playing the videos of all the other attackers, showing the invasions, and the Doctor then says that the Atraxi have to be asking themselves "what happened to them". Cue the Doctor montage as usual
Instead of just asking if the world is protected, the Doctor gets the Atraxi to see that the world has been attacked before, and has survived. He would be letting the Atraxi perform a tv tropes "Explain, Explain, oh crap" on themselves
@@toddkes5890 I like your idea! 👍
Doctor: "Basically... Run"
Atraxi: "Aight, Fair enough, we gonna bounce."
"Demons Run… !" After reviewing his CV (Resume)
They are lucky they got a warning out of him. There were times some enemies had a second chance to walk away, but not all got that privilege.
@Digital Fates
atraxi at first: whatever comes trough that gate, hold you position
atraxi after a few moment: RUN
(this meme was made possible by gandalf and his great meme formats)
The Elders tell of a young ball much like you. He bounced three metres in the air. Then he bounced 1.8 metres in the air. Then he bounced four metres in the air. Do I make myself clear?
"Well, look at the time!"
The moment The Doctor says: “one more, just one… is this world protected?” Then the theme slowly starts playing will always be my favourite part
That part always brings tears to my eyes.
Bet the Atraxi was screaming internally like a little girl at the fact that it had to deal with the latest incarnation of the most feared being in all of time and space
I never understand why the doctor is so feared.
@@foty8679 He's responsible for the deaths of billions and the annihilation of at least three worlds.
@@Paladin_Strategic Still. It seems like if you give up/surrender you will be alright. Not like he will slaugther you afterwards.
@@foty8679 there is a man who ended the greatest war in history, never carries a weapon because he need not and might be a myth because all you've heard is second hand rumors. If that myth became real would you take any chances?
@@foty8679 every race knows of the Doctor. He destroyed his entire planet and the entire Dalek race. They are only alive because one escaped the time lock. He may never be armed, but he has a natural ability to "weaponize people", meaning his companions often don't share his live and let live policy. Case in point, River Song.
There was once a weapons factory on Villengard that was known throughout the universe. The Doctor visited just once. It's now banana groves
The four most terrifying words in the universe, "Hello, I'm the Doctor."
@JZ's Best Friend it could be argued that it's four, accepting "I'm" as a single word, five, since "I'm" is a contraction for "I am" but also three, if you made the point that "I'm" is actually a contraction, not a "word" (or two) per se.
And still much better than, "I'm from the government and I'm here to help."
Most terrifying or most relieving, depending on who you are.
@@rizon72 I'd rather hear "Hello I'm the Dr" than "I'm from the government and I'm here to help" any day of the week
Strikes fear in the hearts of aliens and little kids in waiting rooms.
I love how the doctor practically said "fuck around and find out" to a floating eye and the eye just noped out of there.
Edit: WHY DOES THIS HAVE 1K LIKES!?!?
So very very accurate
The eyeball was also seeing where other high-level threats had attacked this planet, and the planet was still intact/unconquered and there was no other evidence of the attacks. Which the doctor reinforced by telling the Atraxi "now you've got to be wondering, what happened to them". When one of the threats is the Daleks, and the planet still survives/thrives, that means something very powerful is defending the planet.
Then the Atraxi realize that powerful being is right in front of them and knows who they are
@@toddkes5890 pretty much, that was a whole lot of oops messed with wrong planet expression from a giant eyeball
When a low level npc picks a fight with a max level player
@@toddkes5890 One of those images was a Sea-Devil and native to Earth also the Reapers only cauterise certain disruptions to the timeline and weren't invaders - not that anyone could do anything that we know of anyway - but the general point still stands!
I love especially how that eye didn’t take its sight off of the Doctor until they were gone.
They immediately understood what they were dealing with and decided Earth was *no* longer a viable work to screw around with.
I could practically hear it repeatedly saying crap as it ran away.
@@Blazing_A lol
@@Blazing_A I could hear fuck that I'm out
"... basically, run"
every DW antagonist "oh shit he's unarmed and out in the open, run!"
Smart idea
Only two kinds of people make a habit of standing out in the open unarmed: complete idiots and true badasses. And the Doctor is far too old to be the former.
@@willieoelkers5568 I think he's both
@@Drago_Whooves ...Point.
@@willieoelkers5568 watch the video why Sherlock Holmes is garbage which also talk about this scene and you will understand how stupid it is
Rory: "Um, did he just bring them back? Did- did he just save the world from aliens, and then BRING ALL THE ALIENS BACK AGAIN?!"
Rory Williams - the ultimate audience surrogate.
I was thinking the exact thing when this randomly showed up in my recommendations.
Rory is the audience surrogate and that is why I love him.
The intent of companions was originally meant to be a conduit for the audience after all.
Including of how he saw a giant eyeball, and was either pointing at it or wanting to poke it?
When this first aired i knew the Doctor still had to instill the fear of God in them
"Humans call me the Doctor. That's because I like them.
"The Daleks call me the Oncoming Storm. I have a certain degree of respect for them.
"If you don't get out of here right now, I wonder what name you'll be inventing for me? Or will there be any of you left to give me a name?
"Tell you what, let me start over again...
"Hello, I'm the Doctor. Run."
[Edited to correct my originally saying "Onrushing Storm".]
Actually, the Daleks call him the "Oncoming Storm" not "Onrushing Storm." That just sounds weird.
@@coachlombardi9657 Huh. How DID I make such a mistake?
@@johnburt7935 Everyone makes mistakes, just like the Doctor.
That's a pretty neat speech. Would definitely make for a cool introduction for the 14th Doctor, whoever that will be.
You know, you can edit comments, you can change the Onrushing storm to the Oncoming Storm.
This is the best introduction to a Doctor we’ve gotten in the modern era, bar none. Matt Smith had an hour to convince us he could follow in the footsteps of the absolutely unbelievable David Tennant and he KNOCKED IT OUT OF THE PARK. When he tells the Atraxi to run, you feel it in your bones that this man has lived for 900 years and he may be plenty goofy, but you threaten anything and anyone he loves and you’ll wish you anywhere and anyone else.
"Leaving is good. Never coming back is better." - The Doctor, Doctor Who
"Knocking him down won the first fight. I wanted to win all the next ones too. So they'd leave me alone." - Ender Wiggin, Ender's Game.
I think it's interesting that he stole Harriet Jones' strategy. A strategy that he thought was dangerous enough to take her down. It's the first hint that 11 isn't as silly or soft as he pretends to be.
@@markuhler2664 but the difference is that Harriet Jones killed those who'd already surrendered
Hardly the same tactic as this
@@elzzz2000 Agreed. He put his money where his mouth was. She spoke softly, yet carried a (swearwords) large stick. And swung it.... she did get redemption, though.
I discovered the leaving and not coming back part through my own experiences and have gotta say, that is indeed very true.
Bro enders game made me cry
This gave Matt a really strong opening story... but also indicated early how Rory was not so easily impressed as some others by the Dr.
It's why Rory is easily among the best companions
There is a lesson from Rory that could have saved Clara had the Doctor taken it to heart. Rory told 11 that what makes him dangerous is that he makes people want to impress him. We see Clara emulating 12 several times and working...until the one time it didn't.
I heard years after the fact that people had fan theories that Rory was secretly the Master. It was super weird and I don't know the details of the theory, but I knew it existed. I was still catching up with DW in 2013 and by that point, Rory had left the show anyway.
Rory is my favourite companion, though its a close call between Jamie and Donna
I think with Rory they fixed the mistake they made with Mickey during the start of Eccleston's run.
I like to imagine the Atraxi on the ship during the montage like ok sure is the world protected whatever let's see um, here we go... oh Cybermen damn those things are no joke but I guess there must've been some kind of fluke... oh wait no they attacked multiple times!?? Alright well maybe this world is just really good at fending off Cybermen in particular what else we got, hmm here we go some Sontarans attacked once and war is their whole thing aannnnnd then the sky lit on fire..... Ok what else surely that's it..... is that a F*cking DALEK!? HOW MANY TIMES DID A DALEK ARMY ATTACK? HOW IS THIS PLANET STILL HERE?? Ok let's take a look at what these people did to stay alive... ok this one was this guy and that one was.... also this guy and, this guy, again... again... every. single. time..... We need to leave.
Oddly enough the planet is in fact not *still* here.
It's here *again,* after the daleks stole it that one time and the doctor just flew the planet back.
@@alansmithee419 Earth's been stolen a whole bunch of times. It was the plot of one of the earlier Doctor crossovers IIRC and some of the other serials.
the atraxi _IS_ the ship
Ight I'mma head out was said
One of the best comments on TH-cam
This episode is lightning in a bottle.
Absolutely everyone doubted him and he just effortlessly smashed it.
Rory: "Don´t you wanna turn your back?"
Amy: "Nope!"
Absolutely EPIC!!!
So Ami is totally checking out the husband of her daughter.
Well, the daughter was not yet conceived - but still.
@@christopherg2347 Timey Wimey wishy washy
At 1:35 She got an eye (full) candy of her future son in law. Her "Raggedy Doctor"
"I'm gathering evidence"
@Randall Swanson you're overthinking it, probably because of your unfamiliarity with Doctor Who. It was a childish joke, nothing more. She was checking *him* out
This is the third time that The Doctor's stolen his new post-regeneration clothes from a hospital locker room.
Where else should a DOCTOR hunt for clothes?
@@SoloPilot6 The TARDIS wardrobe.
Princess DYS that was rubbish, the other guys comment was a pun but yours is just saying the obvious.
@@SoloPilot6 graduate school.
@@reecefrost6016 I'm aware. I chose to do what I did and there's no need to be rude about it.
"The man who could turn an army around at the mention of his name"
Can we talk about Murray Gold's "I Am The Doctor" in the background? IMHO, one of the most striking themes in the history of the show. And it's in seven beats to the measure. When it starts at 0:46, it elevates the entire scene to a different level.
The music in this series raised the whole series to another level.
Could be a me thing, but 11's is the only theme actively notice upon watching, the others I have to listen out for specifically
@@bigmemvb NO, I agree. It's quite striking. I love that it's in 7/8 time...just that little bit off, just like Matt's Doctor.
This theme always makes me think of the suicide run theme at the end of Mass Effect 2. It has the same kind of drive to it.
I would say "A Good Man" tops it just for The Doctor's theme... But then again they both tell very different stories, which is why I love them both.
I Am The Doctor feels like it tells the story of a man constantly on the run, a man who knows his time is up but also has come to terms with some of his past in a way Ecclestone and Tennant hadn't.
A Good Man feels a bit slower. It's the story of a man who can finally stop for a moment and take in everything that has passed over the last decade. A man that's no longer on the run, but searching for his home. You feel the sense of a person finally able to decide the kind of person they want to be.
That you can get so much about each respective Doctor just from their themes really highlights how good Murray Gold is.
This is definitely the scene that sold me on Matt Smith. "This is a fully established level 5 planet! And you were going to *burn* it. What? Did you think no one was watching?"
11 scolding aliens like he's their dad.
@@dracos0024 well he WAS probably there at the birth of every one of those alien species.
Said suddenly quietly, with all the menace a polite question can imply. Brilliantly played.
They really played up how Matt Smith was the "youngest Doctor" but during his run, he played him more mature than a lot of others. He always felt like the Ronald McDonald Doctor. Friendly and magical. The show went back to its family show friendly roots for his run.
I agree. Somehow, Peter Capaldi felt like the most immature, despite being the oldest (of the 2005 series)
I remember William Hartnell. And to think the programme was devised as an educational one for the young, featuring visits to turning points in history. I have a soft spot for the visit to the seige of Troy. As the horse is being dragged in a seer (Cassandra) is prophesying doom and destruction with over frequent cries of Woe! WOE! A cynic (Paris?) mutters " try saying Whoah to the horse."
As I recall The Doctor is taken on by Agamemnon as his "wise man", irritating Ulysses no end, and told to find way to break into the city. His " companions" suggest the obvious HORSE ruse but he refuses saying it is just a myth. Finally, he gives in and the rest is "mythic history" (Schlieman might have a view on that).
Ironically he was actually the last one, at least until they gave him more regenerations. I think when Tennant regenerated, he realized he was about to use up his last regeneration, so he subconsciously wished for a young face so that he can pretend to be young for the last chapter of his life. After getting more regenerations, he realized he does not need to pretend to be young anymore, so he subconsciously accepted an older face.
The 11th died of old age believe it or not
3:36 Matt walking though David's face. He's basically saying, "David, your a good man and you had your run...now...its my turn!
And did you notice that a bit after Matt walked through the Hologram,AMY Smiled? I have a feeling she KNOWS that the guy talking WERE THOSE Doctors....WHY else would she Smile,lol?
And it went through 1-10 and then to 11!
"What I've got to ask is, what happened to them?"
I'm stealing this one liner. An antagonist in one of my works would really feel the sting of this one.
2:32
I know I am late but I just wanted to point out this moment. While the end monologue is amazing, this moment actually establishes the Doctor more as a person. The monologue establishes him as a presence, an ever present protector of innocent, no matter where, no matter when. But this single reply to a question shows just who he is as a person.
The tone in which he repeats the question shows just how unfathomable it is to him. The thought of deeming an entire planet filled with life as unimportant is so, well, alien to him that he cannot believe that someone can even ask such a question. He obviously knows it logically, what with how many times he saved one world or another from people who thought that way, but he himself just cannot even imagine thinking about a planet filled with living beings as unimportant. It is an amazing character moment that later comes back as a full on speech with Capaldi and his value of an unimportant life.
To be fair, he came dangerously close to viewing individuals as "unimportant" towards the end of his previous incarnation (i.e., when he declared himself the Time Lord Victorious in "The Waters of Mars"). But he almost instantly realised he's gone too far, and now, with a new incarnation enabling him to wipe the slate clean, he returns to his genuine values.
3:29 what is the name of that music
@@anthonyshedd6411Murray Gold's 'I Am The Doctor'. Quite possibly the most epic and best used music in the whole show. Aside from Rose's theme.
Translation: "I'm not saying that I AM going to fudge you up, but here's my resume. 'Battles Won' are highlighted in yellow. Please excuse the blinding glow". 😂 (Don't judge. It's late and it sounded funny when I was thinking it.)
"The paper is bright yellow."
"I know I ran out of yellow highlight and just bought yellow paper."
@@gameninja-x1586 😂😂😂
@@gameninja-x1586 This is something the Doctor would do though, 100%
They basically did a version of this in a later series. The doctor intimidated some sort of death cult (while naturally been unarmed) by telling the host to look him up in the fatality index (a complete list of everyone who has ever died) under "cause of death", and then proceeded to just be really chill when the list just kept getting longer and longer.
@@cgi2002 i mean he literally destroyed and recreated the universe so yes the list is long
Matt smith was always my favorite doctor, i remember sending him a picture of a sonic screwdriver of my own design after this episode... a year later i had forgotten i had done it when a letter landed on my doorstep from Matt smith himself and he gave me thanks for the design. I thought this was the best thing that could have come of me sending him my drawing, and i kept that letter to this very day. The look on my face when Jodie Whittaker’s sonic resembled the screwdriver i had drawn so long before was priceless. I font know if it was sheer coincidence or not, however i would like to think that Matt smith had pulled some strings for me :D
That's kinda epic chief
You lucky bastard u3u
I’d really love to see your design and compare it with 14’s. To have the knowledge that something you created is partially in a show such as DW is incredible 😍😍
Yeah whatever
do you have any images of this drawing?
this was my real intro to Doctor Who. Matt Smith for me had this great balance of child-like goofiness, a sense of a wounded battle harden man who has seen some crazy shit, and also this kindness and compassion for all the innocent that needed his help along the way.
Whenever someone just nonchalantly tells someone else to run, it's always the coolest shit
it's most effective when the one being told has some context to back it up with ... since they reviewed history and saw him every time ... they understood ... if he says he is going to wipe them out with a spoon he means he will wipe them out with a spoon ... and he can do it ... they just avoided the extra beat down and followed his suggestion
meanwhile, if I tell you to run, you'll just look at me and ask why? and by then it's too late.
This is the part where you run away
Old gods shudder, Blackholes Scream, and World Eaters flee upon hearing those two words.
"The Doctor."
Well he has a reputtation one that if he finds something bad going on he will either fix it ot when they find out he knows they know they are screwed
actually its three words. "I'm The Doctor" OR just him saying one word. "Run"
"The man who can turn an army around at the mention of his name. Doctor. The world for healer and wise man throughout the universe. We get that word from you, you know?
But if you carry on this way, what might that word come to mean? To the people of the Gamma Forest, the word Doctor means Mighty Warrior."
@@MLaak86 "a good man goes to war" right?
@@kalengray4073 correct
Matt was wonderful. He had all the wonder and amazement of a child, and all the rage and fury of an angered kind old man.
Someone had summed up 9 through 12
9th doctor - Tiger
10th doctor - Tigger
11th doctor - kitten trying to climb up stairs (and failing)
12th doctor - Grumpy Cat
Apt assessment and damn, the kitten was just so damn watchable.
I was devastated when David Tennant left and I swore that no other doctor would have my heart, but Matt Smith came and this scene alone made me realize there was maybe room in my heart for another doctor. And boy was I right. I absolutely LOVED Matt Smith as the doctor. 😅❤️
Dude, you basically summed up my own reaction to David getting replaced. Now he's my second favorite, with Matt taking the top spot for me, though I know and respect the fact that David is the more popular one.
@@ronaldolson6553yes Matt is first, David is second and Capaldy is third for me.
love how the eye "kept an eye on him" while the engines wound up to bail at full thottle it kept watching nervously if he did anything! gold!
And the eye kept a watch on him as they were speeding away.
I'm sorry but I miss the early days of Rory. "Did he just bring them back? Did he save the world from aliens then bring them all back again?!?"
@@oswaldwolf7887 Rory was for the most part a great unwilling protagonist. And when he wasn't he was a great willing protagonist
I did enjoy Android Rory: trust the plastic
Now he got a time machine himself
@@oswaldwolf7887 oh...
Fuck
Well at least he HAD a time machine then
This, and "Hitler. Cupboard. Cupboard. Hitler. Putting Hitler in the cupboard." was perfect.
When you get enough knowledge/awareness of this series-specifically The Doctor, himself-you know him saying "Run" is an equal measure Threat *AND* Promise.
Yep, "Run, and I let you go. Or stay, and I DONT let you go." I mean, ive seen the fury of the time lord. I know what kind of twisted stuff the doctor can pull if you push him far enough.
@@chrishubbard64 the greater an intelligence and imagination, the greater the tortures a mind in possession of both can do.
@@TheJECNova facts, i wouldn’t wanna fight the guy who would trap me in a mirror or turn me into a scarecrow 🤣🤣
@@doodoo5594 alarmingly, those are some of the "nicer" things he's done.
Amy not only did not turn around, she didn’t even blink while watching him change
It was like she liked what she was seeing
"Back here, now"
Sounds like a disappointed mom lmao this is amazing
A small detail that I’ve just noticed is, while The Doctor gives his speech, you can see him slowly changing into his final look. They didn’t need to do that, maybe it wasn’t planned and it was just Matt Smith performing, but it’s such a nice little touch that adds a different element to the scene.
It’s not really « a small detail » but yeah it’s brillant !
ive watched this scene countless times
Ikr!
Fave scene and fave music in all of who history for me. Its equal to david tennants tenth and the siccorax. Basically i love both intros.
Me too
Same
Same!
Tennant will always be my Doctor, I will always see him as the best Doctor. But Matt Smith grew on me and was really good at being The Doctor. And this scene will always be chilling in how absolute he is in his declaration of "Run".
Watching 11th hour, sighing to myself "David Tenant is gone...".......Matt Smith saying "Hello, I'm The Doctor. Basically,....run."
Me saying, with goosebumps, "David who?"
I don't think I'll ever get tired of watching this scene
Saaaaame
I'm not even a Whovian (yet - although I've watched lots of little clips here and there on TH-cam) - and this is the scene I watch time and time again.
Mother in law checking out son in law.... Kinky....
Spoilers
Spoilers darling.
Spoilers sweetie
Spoilers😂
Spoilers.
This is how you introduce a new Doctor. The energy, music, brilliance and eccentric quirkiness. After one hour I still missed the old Doctor, but already loved the new one.
" You just summoned aliens back to earth! ACTUAL aliens! Deadly aliens! Aliens of death! And.. now you're taking your clothes off.."
" *a m y h e s t a k i n g h i s c l o t h e s o f f* "
"Are you gonna turn your back?"
"Nope."
@@jamesmcdavid1673 the era when Amy going after the Doctor didn't feel weird
@@LevonBlueoak It felt a little weird. Since her boyfriend is right there.
@@oomfoof7294 yeah, but at least it wasn't the eve of their wedding like that one scene.
Can’t deny I was sceptical at first for Matt Smith as The Doctor, but this scene was perfect. Showed him as a new man, new face, but still in control.
With the footage montage, the previous Doctors shown and the music, I bought into him and so glad I did!
People said Tennant couldn't be beat. Then they said that Smith couldn't be beat. It might actually be true for Capaldi
Matt going through David’s face is symbolism for the who fans said who is dead after Tennant for “no its not”
It's symbolism for moving onto 11, not specifically talking to the nay-sayers.
And then ironically he was the Doctor when the series started going to shit
@@zombieoutbreakprod I'd say Capaldi was the first to really suffer from the horrendous scripts.
The disco_timelord yep i agree
@@RosesTeaAndASD He still managed though. Jodie is the worst, though I'd say that's mostly Chibnail.
This was Smith's Doctor Moment (the moment you know that the actor is the Doctor). Best part for me is, after hearing fans moaning about Tennant leaving, SMith literally burst their bubble as he walks through Tennant's face and says, "Hello, I am the Doctor."
Yes, every Doctor has a moment that defines their incarnation.
9 had me at "Pleased to meet you Rose. Now run for your life!" - followed by his speech about the Earth turning...
10 had me at "No second chances"
11 had this one.
Even the War Doctor had "No More"
12 didn't get his until Hell Bent in my opinion (the whole "Am I a good man" meant his character wasn't fully defined, and then Clara became the main focus)
Still waiting on 13's...
they did it right though. this built on the legacy others made, and it knew it. he didn't act like other iterations of the doctor were trash, or that he was better than them, or that they somehow needed to be 'fixed' ...it paid homage to all those that came before, then announced itself as the latest edition of that bad-assery. that is how you get the fans on your side.
@@chrystaltips6059 So did 13's ever happen? Or she forever lackluster?
@@fireemblemheroescuzynot9625 It may still come in the audiobooks but sadly it never came in Chibnell's run. There were brief flashes like when she took on the lone cyberman in villa diodati but it never clicked for me, personally. I don't put the blame on Jodie
@@jameskilgour387 Same. I was excited for Jodie but she was given bad advice, bad direction and bad writing. She never stood a chance
the dialogues in doctor who is so iconic
that is why I like David Tennant and Matt Smith as doctors and I can't help rewatching their episodes over and over again until I get nuts!!
these actors are a bonus to BBC doctor who show and they kicked up the subscribers in official doctor who youtube channel.
Hello. I'm the Doctor.
Basically...
Don't forget to subscribe to the official Doctor Who TH-cam channel.
I wish the 9th doctor had another season
@@g3neralcross911 Eccleston just wasn't down for it. As far as I know he avoids connections to Doctor Who still. Doesn't even want to be brought back for cons or anniversaries or team ups or anything. Idk what specifically made him so damn sour about Doctor Who.
@@SSPerfectChaosRCT hmm hmm
@@SSPerfectChaosRCT Idk, he actually went to his first convention a couple years back so who knows. He does actually like the show itself from what iv read but he just didn't like the people running it behind the scenes and the way it was run. Maybe that soured his look on Doctor Who, he nearly did come back for the 50th however didn't because he didn't like the the direction his character was going in or because he wanted another director.
Edit: Turns he does like the show, hes returning to do Doctor Who Audiobooks now which is fantastic.
Unpopular opinion: I enjoyed Matt's run even more than David Tenant's. Matt Smith is by far my all time fave, not only because he was the best doctor, but he also had the best companions, best other supporting characters, best episodes...just all around that was the golden era of Who (from what I've seen thus far, I haven't gotten super far into the classics yet)
watch 3rd and 4th, then come back and say that, but yes I rather enjoy Matt, David too
Baker, Tennant and Smith are the three greatest ever.
THEONLYWATERINTHEVILLAGEISTHERIVER😱🤯🔥🤩
It's not my personal opinion but I also don't think it's an unreasonable one (also Matt Smith knocked it out of the park with this scene!).
@@Efflorescentey it's the forest, not the village. In fact, the village in the episode this clip is from has a duck pond with no ducks. The only water in the forest is the river. There can be many waters in a village.
Amy Pond, opportunist extraordinaire; "Are you not going to turn your back?" "...nope!" And even the memory of her called 11 out on the raggedy at the very finish.
I mean, she was checking him out HARD. And liked what she saw.
@@ThisIsMego 11 on casual nudity--
11: (having told his companion about their holographic clothing so as to respect the undress code of their destination) We're all naked under our clothes.
Hey, most of us men want to gaze at the hot body of a beautiful woman. Only fair that most women get the same privedge when they see a hot guy.
Amy's young and very healthy ....
even before the "nope" she had the look of "i've made my choice"
You know it only just occured to me that at this point the Doctor had nothing. Literally nothing. No screwdriver, no TARDIS and, unlike with Prisoner Zero, no back-up to take care of the Atraxi for him. When he says "basically, run," it's a big bluff and empty threat. They weren't hostile at this moment, but if they wanted they could have done whatever they wanted and he couldn't have stopped them.
Except he built that bluff on his reputation, showing them everything he had faced and everything he had done to protect Earth before so to the Atraxi it seemed much less of an empty threat and more like he could take on literally anything that dare threatened this planet.
And THAT'S when I stopped missing Tennant.
I always missed Tennant.
Tennant is who I know as THE doctor, but I really like 11's wild nature
I always missed Tennant/rt
Tennant is objectively a bad Doctor tbh
@@blobfish5730 EXPLAIN!
"Death isn't real and I'm basically God."
_- NOT The Doctor_
Did I miss something? Is that some Chibnall bullshit.
@@thesparduck117
No idea what that is. But anyway, it's from this: th-cam.com/video/0zILZJsLYhI/w-d-xo.html
Door Monster, Self-Fulfilling Idiocy 3.
@@irishspartanstudios Don't indulge the fandom!!!!!
Honestly, "I am the Doctor" has got to be one of my most favorite pieces of music. ever
This episode was a master piece they told a story that immediately establishes the new doctor and made the transition from ten to eleven seamlessly I was sad when ten left but seeing eleven first adventure almost made me forget ten and I immediately was on board with the new doctor.
*I don’t know why this is in my recommended now, but excuse me while I go rewatch the whole show*
Yes. I'm going to do that now
was just thinking the same thing. although youre probably done with the series now
@@Jackoboy33 lmao I forgot to ever start
@@rui-tu2nk lol it’s fine. I’ve been binge watching the walking dead so I’m gonna finish that and then binge watch dr who. I stopped right around s8
Ditto. Got or am getting dvd sets on the 9th Thru 12th Doctors. Time to fire up the DVD player…..
I've always loved how natural Arthur Darvill is with his reactions. That tiny moment where he gestured, "did the giant alien eyeball just sniff him?" is gorgeous.
the doctor: Hello, I'm The Doctor...basically, RUN
eye: understandable, have a great day
They’r called the Atraxi
I gotta say Matt Smith won me over with this one scene. It was typical Doctor kick ass arrogance, a trait all of the Doctors have iconically showed and he did it with aplomb!!
When Tennant left like so many others I just didnt think anyone could follow him. Then this scene happened and Matt Smith became one of my all time favourite Drs.
Yeh, but it was the way Matt played it, so nervous, not quite understanding who he was, just like you might expect and then Wham! This is who I am, all the nervousness and unsureness gone in the blink of an eye. You watched his transformation into the Doctor before your very eyes and it was epic.
Amy. Dear god that woman is made of legs, that woman has more legs then it should be possible for any living human!
2?
Shes drop dead gorgeous ey
The Legs, The Nose, and Mrs. Robinson
@@RCaIabraro ... "I hate you." "No you don't."
LOL!
Don't think I've ever seen a policewoman before in quite such a short skirt.....
In just 4 minutes this Doctor sold us on his version of the doctor , for which the current doctor has taken 2 seasons and still not done it.
Writing.
yeah its because the scriptwriters are change..
Deniz Egem Gümüş *are different.
13 has had all personality sandblasted off by chibnall
and apparently shes leaving?? and this other lady is coming in with david tennet as her companion?? idk
I love this and I love the one with David Tennant so much. Where he says something like ‘Well you’re in the largest library in the universe. Go on, look me up.’
For years I've admired and loved the Doctor Who lore, and legacy from every story I've heard from so many people.
Then one day I finally sat down and managed to catch an episode.
It just so happened to be The Eleventh Hour. From that moment on, I was hooked.
Atraxi:*Sees Fury of the Time Lord episode*
The doctor: Basically, run.
Atraxi: Nope! Nope nope nope nope nope!
Rory was the one who waited more than Amy ever did.
The Lone Centurion
Rory was He Who Waited and Amy was She Who Remembered.
I've complained about this forever. Rory waited, Amy just grew up.
Yup, 1,600 years if I recall. He was plastic at the time, but who's worried about that.
He can't be a doctor. He turned up on time for an appointment.
he was late he made the atraxi wait until he was dressed, mostly
He’s not *a* doctor, he’s *the* Doctor. The definite article, you might say.
"You just summoned aliens back to Earth?"
Rory, saying what we were all thinking
Deadly aliens. Aliens of. Death
This got me giggling like a high school girl talking to her crush
I was jumping and punching air cause i was soooo excited that i got chills in this episode
So basically, the eye of cthulhu in a plate shaped ice cube got to watch the history channel and every episode of Doctor Who.
All before we could!
Yeah but it wasn't the Doctor Who scared him off it was the History Channel programming of all the reality TV shows scared them off.
and then proceeded to shat themself
when he says "✨Put on a show✨"
and does a little spin, it genuinely gives me so muchc joy
“Important? What you mean important-SIX BILLION PEOPLE LIVE HERE-here’s a question! Is this world a threat?”
“Cmon! Is this world a threat?”
“NO!”
“Has this planet committed any crimes against, The LAW OF THE-ATRAXI?”
“NO!”
“OK! Just one more, one more!..... is this world protected? You know your not this first to come here, there has been so many of em!”
“Now what you have to ask is.... what happened to them?”
“Hello!..... I’m the Doctor!!.......... basically, run!!”
Badass
Intelligence doesn't make one animal more special than another. Just a trait humans have. No better than running or flying. Evolution has no will. It's not trying to make other animals more human-like. A slug is as evolved as we are. A slug got it right.
It doesn't make you inherently better at all, and that totally disregards how stupid, evil humans are. That's human ego. The second an alien race arrives that's more intelligent than we are, you will move the goalposts for what it means to be more special. You say it not because it's true, but because it currently benefits you.
Other animals aren't toys to dress up and pose for your amusement, or tools for you to use as you please. Leave other animals alone. Good doesn't excuse evil. Humans have a serious lack of empathy when it comes to other animals. They're not mindless machines. Their emotions aren't muted. Human ego is disgusting.
Only animals of human-level intelligence are capable of evil. Wouldn't put the same level of responsibility on human children and mentally disabled people, and obviously shouldn't on animals of an entirely different species. Humans aren't more special or important than other animals. Something isn't worse because it happens to humans. You're not better by definition.
Having human-level intelligence doesn't somehow stop you being an animal. Makes no sense, whatsoever. It's specifically because you're an animal that you can have human-level intelligence. It is a trait of animals because an animal has it: humans.
Everything humans do is by definition animalistic, because humans are animals. There's no distinction. Being an animal isn't an insult. It's awesome. And it's what lets you be you.
Breeding is evil. Other animals are forced to have sex, which is rape. Females are treated like conveyor belts, pumping out child after child, all of whom are kept from their fathers and kidnapped from their parents, causing massive distress, fear, panic, and confusion. When no longer profitable, they're abandoned like a broken tool no longer of any use. Other animals are #NotProperty to buy or sell. Adopt. They'll show you how full of love life is. Save their life, and they'll save yours.
Other animals don't have "vets". They have doctors, and health and medical care, just like humans. There's no distinction. There'd be outrage if humans had different doctors and terms depending on their race. It's no different for other animals. That's speciesism.
It's not euthanasia. It's not done for their benefit. It's murder. Imagine the outrage if humans who weren't being adopted were killed. It's no different for other animals.
People spend money on war rather than helping other animals. Healthcare should be socialised, like humans have. Caring for other animals isn't a chore, it's a duty and privilege.
Fireworks and other explosions are evil. Cats, dogs, birds, other animals get absolutely terrified by fireworks. Causing such intense, unending fear is unjustifiable.
Littering's disgusting. Other animals have to walk on that floor, and right next to your rubbish. They don't want to do that. Don't be selfish.
Balloons, Chinese lanterns, glitter, sequins, and microbeads don't decompose. They stay in the environment, and end up being swallowed by other animals.
Don't say "in the doghouse" like it's some bad place to be, that's ok for dogs, but not humans. That's disgusting. Dogs belong in a normal house, with their families.
Other animals don't belong in the entertainment industry. They're not props to be used on a fucking set. Not only is it extremely stressful for them, and wild animals are abused until they submit to human will, but how dare you deprive them of their life. Elephants that do tricks and give rides aren't happy. They do it out of fear of what happens if they refuse. Swimming with dolphins isn't a good activity. It's extremely stressful for them, and leads to them catching diseases. They're viewed as tools for profit, nothing else.
Hagrid didn't support using dragons in the Triwizard Tournament. That's horrific abuse. Kidnapped, sent across the world, trapped in tiny cages they couldn't even move in, stabbed and hit with spells, and made to feel threatened and attacked whilst chained up in an arena surrounded by screaming humans. As is exploiting, abusing, scaring, disrupting grindylows, fish, other animals in Great Lake.
Other apes, monkeys, and horses used on cards aren't smiling because they're happy. They do a "fear grimace", smiling in submission. They're not happy, they're abused. Cats, dogs specifically bred over 1000s years live with humans. Other animals weren't. Kidnapped, locked in tiny cages and tanks for human amusement. They're not pet animals, they're slaves.
Experimenting on other animals is evil. How dare you cause such immense suffering and murder. You're birthing them to torture them. What a miserable existence. That constant, unending torture is unimaginable for most people.
Freedom is what matters in life. You wouldn't trade freedom for comfort and safety, and have no right to force that on other animals.
Honey, when sold to humans, is a product of abuse.
theminimalistvegan.com/is-honey-vegan/
Mountain Dew, all other Pepsi products, Oreos, and Doritos use #ConflictPalmOil, leading to extinction of countless species, such as orangutans. 25 orangutans are murdered every day for unsustainable palm oil production.
www.ran.org/issue/palm_oil/
www.chesterzoo.org/app/uploads/sites/3/2019/04/Sustainable-Palm-Oil-Shopping-List-Feb-2019.pdf
KFC uses cardboard made from trees cut down in the forests of endangered species, such as Indonesian tigers and orangutans.
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2150692/KFC-buckets-destroying-Indonesian-rainforest-claims-Greenpeace.html
Leather's evil. Cows, other animals suffer tremendously for leather production. It's not just a by-product of the meat industry.
www.onegreenplanet.org/animalsandnature/leather-is-more-than-a-by-product-of-the-meat-industry/
www.care2.com/causes/the-shocking-truth-about-leather-no-its-not-a-meat-byproduct.html
www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2008/aug/27/ethicalfashion.leather
Fur and down are the result of brutal torture and horrific murder.
www.nationalgeographic.com/news/2016/08/wildlife-china-fur-farming-welfare/
www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/fur-farms-animal-welfare-cruelty-cannibalism-mink-foxes-coat-jacket-a8647616.html?amp
www.furfreealliance.com/severe-animal-cruelty-polish-fur-farms-revealed/
www.thedodo.com/amphtml/fur-farms-stop-the-cruelty-1527692086.html
www.onegreenplanet.org/animalsandnature/here-are-the-innocent-faces-of-the-cruel-fur-industry/
www.onegreenplanet.org/news/top-brands-using-fur-from-monster-foxes/
Wool is a product of abuse, just like fur, mohair, and angora wool, not just in the East, but Western nations like America, the UK, and Australia.
www.independent.co.uk/voices/comment/a-wool-jumper-is-just-as-cruel-as-a-mink-coat-9610133.html
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3331465/Shocking-video-shows-horrific-abuses-lamb-sheep-used-wool-industry-kicked-face-workers-horns-torn-off.html
th-cam.com/video/CHaCUyLPeOw/w-d-xo.html
Dogs and wolves don't have a strict hierarchy with an alpha. Treating them like they do is cruel and confusing.
io9.gizmodo.com/why-everything-you-know-about-wolf-packs-is-wrong-502754629
Canada and Trudeau let seals have their skulls smashed to bits with clubs.
www.hsi.org/assets/pdfs/myths_and_facts_seal_hunt.pdf
relay.nationalgeographic.com/proxy/distribution/public/amp/2017/04/wildlife-watch-canada-harp-seal-hunt
www.thedodo.com/amphtml/canada-seal-hunt-2333758471.html
m.th-cam.com/video/XCYf9q9t9bo/w-d-xo.html
Don't give birds and fish bread, or cats cows' milk or cheese. Bread has no nutritional value for birds, it just stops them from eating useful food, the yeast expands in fish' stomachs causing constipation, and cats are lactose intolerant.
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1953493/Royal-Society-for-the-Protection-of-Birds-RSPB-says-to-ban-bread-as-bird-food.html
www.sciencefocus.com/nature/why-cant-cats-drink-milk-plus-6-other-feline-myths/
pets.webmd.com/cats/ss/slideshow-foods-your-cat-should-never-eat
Ecosia is a search engine that uses at least 80% of its profits to plant trees, planting about 1 every second, which takes 45 searches to fund.
www.ecosia.org/
You can't own another living thing. They're not consumer goods to be bought and sold. They're not property. They're above monetary value. They're not toys for your amusement, or tools for you to use as you please. There'd be outrage if humans were treated like property. It's no different for other animals. That's speciesism. We're not their owners, we're family.
Pet isn't an insult. That's horrible. A pet is an animal of another species, in your family, that you care for. They're your children, brothers, sisters, nieces, nephews, and cousins, not some ornament to have around for novelty, that you only pay attention to when you're bored. Species is irrelevant to family.
Joe Rogan, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Jake Roberts, Undertaker, Braun Strowman, Shawn Michaels, Brock Lesnar, Goldust, Ted DiBiase Jr., Lacey Evans, and Kayla Braxton are torturers and murderers. Fishing and other hunting is murder. Other animals' lives aren't your playthings. Leave other animals alone.
No one has the right to enslave, hurt, abuse, exploit, or murder any other animal, for any reason.
You wouldn't do it to humans, and don't do it to other animals. It's that simple.
"We must all face the choice between what is right and what is easy." - Albus Dumbledore
Humans are animals, and no more special than any other creature.
#AnimalAbuse #AnimalRights #AdoptDontShop #OptToAdopt
Ben Tarr Wth are u talking about?
Ben Tarr And what does animals gotta do with me quoting my favourite line from the episode? Wtf mate?
@@Ranger1812 lmao, first of all, you take a quote from a show, and then you quote Albus Dumbledore (from another show) and mix it with animal rights. Wtf?
@@Ranger1812 idiot
I think Chibnall needs to look back at times like this, where it’s fully shown who the Doctor is, when all the parts of the plot are put together to establish the character in perfect light, and this is after David Tenant, Matt had some big shoes to fill.
3:51 "...Run."
Atraxi: "Youmakeawellreasonedargumentsirhaveanicelifeweshallnotbereturningever. A'IGHT, BYE."
Hello
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I like how the doctor is so infamous that their mere presence is enough to scare aliens away from earth
The part of this scene that always makes me giggle like a fiend is that the eye never looks away from the Doctor. It doesn't take its gaze off of him. I'm sure there are stories still, as it was retreating to its space, its planet, that it never once stopped looking at the third body orbiting an inconsequential star.
Oh damn, I didn't notice that. I'll have to watch it again. Thanks for pointing that out.
"Are you stealing clothes now, those clothes belong to people!"
*Laughs in Pertwee*
It usually takes longer, but Matt Smith just took the role and I was: David Tennant who?
Wil Rodriguez yeah exactly 😂 doctor....who ?
*Le gasp* I shall never forget David Tennant
I know what you're getting at but I can never like a comment that trash talks David and still live with myself
@@mrflibble1259 no trash talk...look...when a new Doctor appears...we don't like them. It takes time for you to call them the Doctor just not that actor playing him. I grew up with Tom
Baker. Honestly,the men who followed him,including Christopher Eccletson, where okay...just not the Doctor. David Tennent had me at "new teeth...that's weird. Oh where was I? Oh yes: Barcelona" I said, yeah thats the Doctor. Then comes his regeneration with his: " I don't want to go" moment and they replace him with this young punk, who to me, should be asking me if I wanted to have fries with my burger.
Then in the first episode he made an whole Alien Race run in fear. YES the Doctor is IN.
Peter Capaldi took longer. Matt Smitb's regeneration scene was so heart wrenching :" I will always remember when the Doctor was me." (Oh God! Not the BOW TIE. ) It kept me from calling Calpaldi the Doctor until his Zygon speech:" ...when you fire the first shot you don't know whose going to die...whose children are going to scream and burn..." I thought: thank you Doctor.
(Every fracking politician and political pundit should be required to hear the speech and commit it to memory.)
Another heart wrenching regeneration: " Doctor, I let you go."
Now, well, I do not blame the actress. I blame a show runner who has no clue on who the Doctor really is and seems lost.( Please just one companion. This companion by committee gets in the way of Jodie Whitaker claiming the mantle of The Doctor.)
This is a long winded way of saying no disrespect meant to Tennent...just mad props to Matt Smith who took the mantle of the Doctor in one speech.
@@binder38us out of interest, what do you dislike about chris? His season is one of the most solid ever and I never doubted for a moment that he was the doctor.