Doctor Who review of season 1 episode 6 where Nucti Gatwa almost gets Ruby Sunday killed because he's too pre-occupied with another man. Throughout most of this season the doctor has even been responsible for saving the people in the show, and it's the same here. This doctor isn't a hero, he's pathetic, and requires normal people to sacrifice themselves due to his poor decisions. The end of this episode is awful, after having not cared about Ruby throughout the entire episode we're supposed to believe he suddenly cares more about her than the world. And then when his fancy man goes instead, he just stops caring about him instantly! This shows Doctor Who can always get worse, and does. But surprisingly this wasn't written by Russel T Davies. Loki writers pulling out another banger it seems. But what did you think of what you saw? Let me know your thoughts down below and as always, thanks for watching :)
Of course, even today you can tell the class someone was born to by the way the speak. Ruby would have been a maid in 1813 while among the elites, nothing more.
Black aristocrats. Open interracial dating. Open homosexual affairs. People going down on one knee to propose marriage (not before Victorian times, they didn't) "Okay" (not until Martin Van Buren became prominent in American politics; the word was coined as a shortening of his "Old Kinderhook" nickname) "Wallflower" (not used for women who don't mix at parties before 1820) And Billie Eilish on the soundtrack! *SO* 1813! When the birds are the most historically-accurate part of the episode…
To be that person, the "old kinderhook" thing is a myth. "OK" is actually an acronym from early journalists who had to write in shorthand because of lack of recording devices. But still American, so your overall point is still correct.
AHH the good old days. When we tolerated strange looking monsters, took on board pepper pots as the most deadly creatures of the universe. Mad professors, Rogue time lords and a robot dog. Oh and the weekly cliffhanger....
what show are you remembering? dr who has always been a leftist show, unless you are reminiscing about the 1960s original show with the rampant sexism, then dr who has always been pro lgbt and minority rights
1812, so gay sex was still a capital crime in the UK. Also 0.09% of the population was black as it'd spiked just before this, mostly domestic servants and sailors. A house that big would probably have one as a curiosity and sign of wealth.
Don't get why the Doctor is a horndog all of a sudden when he's usually not interested in relationships or doesn't register when someone is flirting with him.
And at war with the United States, and in a different war with Norway and Denmark. And just the year before had finished a war with the Russian Empire and yet another war with the Xhosa tribes in South Africa.
I love shows like dr who and acolyte. I'll never watch them, but the reviews I get to see because of how trash they are is far better entertainment value
God, Ncuti sucks as The Doctor. He has no presence, he's annoying, he has no character. He's just, "the gay one." Frankly this show can't get cancelled soon enough.
Dr: Aww but babes .... Me: aww, please fuck off ... He is annoying, the fact that he thinks he is above criticism because he likes men is just the cherry on top.
What's the point of a show about time travel if there is no difference between the past and the current period? Ruby walks through each "new world" without any seeming wonder or interest. And she and the Doctor just seamlessly fit in everywhere they go despite being strangers in strange lands. Seriously, what is the point of the show anymore?
The doctor has always fit in everywhere he goes this is nothing new people have a habit too just believe and not question the doctor. Prime example being any single time he breaks into someone's home and they're like oh this is fine or when they say "why am I telling you all of this" and he responds "I just got one of those faces" this has been a trait of the doctor since forever even before nuwho
@@newhandlewhodis Okay, but I did say SHE and the Doctor. Typically his companions show a little more emotion when encountering robots, aliens, stretched bits of skin with faces and the Tardis itself. Remember Rose's reaction to the TARDIS, remember when she burst into tears after asking The Dr, " are you an alien?". Remember when characters actually reacted to the weird and wonderful things that were happening around them?
@@newhandlewhodisThere are tons of examples from classic episodes where The Doctor just turns up somewhere and is treated with suspicion, even frequently being threatened with prison or death by people who assume he’s a spy or a threat.
Why are they so obsessed with incorporating small minded earth-bound racism into every - single - fucking episode of Doctor Who now? Not to mention in such a ham-fisted and moronic way? Can we just have some light sc-fi entertainment with no sexual or racist agendas again? And that goes for Star Trek and Star Wars too! WTF has happened to "entertainment"?
They've probably seen the monstrosity Netflix did with 'Persuasion', and taken it as accurate. You know, the one with the extremely talented Dakota Johnson. That, or their grandmothers told them the truth, and never mind what they taught them at school...
So I was with my parents when this aired live on air and I asked, flickering through the guide. "So you want to watch Dr who?" To which my dad responded with. "Are you trying to kill me off and receive your inheritance faster?" So yeah even my parents who will watch nearly anything, can't even bear to watch this shit now. Although tbf my parents are pretty based, my dad was always good with figuring out story beats before they happened and he introduced me to the LOTR films. Meanwhile my mum is a huge mystery nerd, watching all sorts of murder mysteries from foreign countries.
Ask your mum if she wants to watch some Roman Polanski films, deplorable man if he was guilty, but the psycholocal thrillers he made were amazing Edit: of changed to if
I hate that the appreciation of the early 1800s is now attributed to the historically inaccurate Bridgerton instead of Jane Austen which is actually written by a contemporary of the time and is 1000% better than that modern bastardized trash.
Anyone else think that the doctor was creepily aggressive with his advances? Like had it been a male doctor and a female victim, wouldnt this be seen as problematic?
That "first ever same sex kiss" claim is 100% false. Jack harkness kisses the doctor goodbye in season one with eccleston. Unrelated side note, eccleston was only around for 1 season, but i respect his ability to get the ball rolling for the show
Yeah, I dunno how they'll get away with that claim, especially since people on twitter frequently post pics of that kiss- they think they're owning "haters" by showing (in their minds) that Who was "always" woke, lol. Also, a lot of such kisses happened in the spinoff Torchwood. In fact, parts of this ep reminded me of one of the s1 Torchwood eps, the 2nd to last, I believe, where Jack goes back to WWII and romances the Captain whose name he took.
@@marychocolatefairy that's because the show is being coopted by activists who are obsessed with "Firsts" and are perfectly willing to partake in Revisionist history in order to make their point work
Him just snapping and saying no one will remember Ncuti was cathartic. He's garbage as the Doctor. All he can do is excitable gay man, he captures nothing else about The Doctor.
I think he might be the only one subjecting himself to this still. I haven't even seen a mention from Nerdrotic on this. HE did say he was done, but I didn't believe him lol
Both of the Doctor's love interest (Rose and River) were very mild and about their special connection. River even told him once that he doesn't know if she looks amazing (in the singing towers) because this is not about looks!
The fact they think a Roman emperor from Libya was black is outstandingly comical. African and black are not the same thing, Africa is a continent, not a bloody country, he was born in Cerne, a few miles to the east of present day Benghazi, he was Arabic. These are the same people that will call a person born in Canada a Canadian, and one born in Mexico a Mexican, and not by the continent they were born, north American. Pick a lane and stick with it.
Well, not Arabic so much as Italian and Punic (Carthaginian/Canaanite). But yeah, just because he had curly hair and came from Leptis Magna, there are people who want to say he was black. Lots of people from Canaan had curly hair, but not the same curly hair as black people. You can look at his statues and decide for yourself.
Not only African and black not the same thing, but black and black are not the same thing. Africa is not one big happy POC fun times bouncy castle. Rwandan Genocide - which, and lets be brutal here, is the reason 2 year old Gatwa moved to Scotland - was where 800,000 'blacks' were killed by 'different blacks' for the crime of being 'black'. The idea from the show runners that only Whites are racist when you have a lead actor who could have very nearly been murdered by blacks for being the wrong sort of black is disturbing. Literal race based genocide existed within living memory but no, white people are bigots. RTD has VERY... interesting world views.
While abandoning his "friend" even after knowing there were murderers on the loose. Sorry Ruby, but getting my asshole rammed after talking to a guy for five minutes is far more important for my character development.
I'm a tomboy that can sometimes appreciate a good romance or romcom show... but I cannot bring myself to watch Bridgerton. It looks stvpid AF. I catch pieces of it when my mom, sister, & niece have watched it and cannot help thinking what tripe it is. And I like the regency period of European history too.
When the "Doctor" said "Insta -Strictly" my stomach turned. WTF would the Doctor know about modern television? This show is shallow and pathetic, crapped out by people who are shallow and pathetic.
Plus, this doctor would be considered a strange person with how he looks. Most of the people at this occasion would always be around him with questions of who he was and what his position in society was. Just being with a white woman would be considered very unusual at best, but then with a male would make others very suspicious.
@@bri55118 STop it. This is FICTION. Nothing true matters anymore. REEEEEEEEEEE! Doctor is super cool guy that does other super cool guys in the butthole. Just accept it for the PLOT.
@@Mobius118 I presume you're missing a comma and a question mark. If so, then yes, it's weird, even nowadays, it's weird to see 2 blokes dancing together. Just coz there's nothing wrong with something, doesn't mean it isn't weird to see.
Surely you don't expect the writers to spend ten seconds researching such tedious facts. Or the numerous people who viewed the episode before broadcast to know or care about British history.
Not to mention that Portugal is effectively a vassal state after Britain backed in during the Peninsula campaigns against the French and Spain well within the Britain sphere for the same reasons. Britain has yet to reach 'Peak Empire' in 1813, but are still a global power challenged by few. Having a character say that line is either rubbish writing or subliminally clever in showing the bird people are actually idiots. I pick the first. I mean seriously it is like saying 'Let's take over the universities and then get all the arts students to do nothing but hold protests'.
Wow this version of the doctor is so rampantly incompetent that he makes the version from the old Red Nose Day parody 'the Curse of the Fatal Death' played by Rowan Atkinson look like the genuine article by comparison. *Edit: Also stop comparing this mess of a man to Buggs Bunny, Buggs is at least 10 times the man this ninny is.
I'm trying to find the CNN article I saw a number of years ago talking about some anachronistic society dedicated to Victorian England. They were like, "We love the clothes, the food, the lifestyle. We especially appreciate that there was more equality in Victorian society." I'm like.... WTF? One of the most stratified societies EVER, and you think there was equality? Geez.
THE MIXED RACE BRITONS CONQUORED THE WORLD. BLACK MEN BOUGHT AND SOLD SLAVES! WHITE WOMEN FAWNED! /s It gets so so confused, are the British bad for colonialism if they were all the races of the world when they did it? such mixed messages, I only hate watch this through Disarpu.
“He’s too much of a coward” The man who scorched and locked away his own planet in time to end a war is a coward. Okay, sure. They couldn’t have misunderstood this character more if they tried.
@@thelaughingrouge Yeah, it is just the classic Disney marketing stunt of "first 'insert whatever here' ever" thing that they did with some of their live action remakes.
It's "dont say anything bad about it, it promotes tolerance". Marketing went from "that's why you should see it" to "that's why you shouldn't leave a bad comment about it". This is a result of social media craze. Perception became more important than the merit.
Also since we can see that in EVERY show right now, so it's not even special or anything. its just normal Hollywood. men kissing, yeah, it doesn't matter which channel I turn too, it will indeed have kissing men. You're not special.
I watched 'broke back mountain' years ago with a girlfriend. Even though it was a powerful movie, well done, I never felt the need to watch it again. The subjectmatter isn't of interest to me. There's plenty of stuff out there that's closer to my interests.
It does come off as pretty pathetic, especially since there was a whole gay relationship in the Who spinoff Torchwood 15 freaking years ago. Like, "We have literally nothing else good to say about the show, so let's make up something that'll sound good to the sjws that have never watched Who."
Remember when Dr.Who was about escaping reality and being entertained with Sci-fi, Danger, Space , Time Travel, Aliens and the Dr was a character who dismissed human emotions, referred to them as a weakness, but had a fondness for their fragility and so protected them, Nurse Watts here is as far removed from the show as he can possibly get, and I swear Russel T Davies really hates himself, he has set out to wreck the show and has succeeded I cannot see the BBC ever putting another £ into the show ever again
LOOOOOOOOL! The Man Gatwa falls in love with for this fanfic non-Dr. Who episode bonded/falls in love with him, sacrifices himself to save his companion, TELLS HIM TO FIND HIM and just goes: "Nah, where to next?" WTF!? I understand the concept of the "long way around" (love it, when done correctly like older Dr. Who), but that was COMPLETE abandonment lol. HOLY $HIT! Poor dude WTF LOL! Trapped in some alternate universe he doesn't know with owl aliens that are 100% going to kill him THINKING the Doctor is trying to save him, only for the Doctor to piss off back to fxcking around lol. WOOOOOOOW!
The level of contempt deserved by any character acting like this… my gosh. I actually feel vaguely nauseous. And the writers think this is the Doctor???
Re Gatwa always crying (and it's amazing that we're on ep 6 and he still doesn't do it well)- I saw an interview where RTD explained that it's because those from Gen Z are much more open about their feelings, and so he thought a crying Doctor would make them identify with him more. Sooo... A. Why do his emotions have to be expressed by crying, specifically? And in almost every freakin' episode? B. The *Companion* is there for the audience to identify with, not the Doctor. C. RTD keeps talking like he expects to write for a horde of new Gen Z viewers who will make up most of the audience. Where are they then?
I don't think he understands by what we mean by Gen Z being more open about their feelings, is that while it is a bit true that we do open up a tad more but that doesn't mean that even Gen Z men just cry in the open. I am part of Gen Z and a man and none of my friends during my entire time at school ever really displayed tears unless they would be in pain after getting in a fight. At most they might eventually open up to a friend or something about being upset or angry or whatever but strangers not happening. Most of Gen Z that I know were fairly emotional stable and don't break down in tears or open up that easily unless we're talking extreme circumstances like a death or something which is a fair enough. I do believe we are a little more open with our feelings than say my fathers or grandfathers generation as even if either of them were in an awful amount of pain, they won't say anything which is rather frustrating whereas as Gen Z would.
@@geneangrypenguin5876 His reference point was tiktok videos. No, really, in that interview he says that. He thought it was a way to encourage openness & good mental health practices. He seems to have _genuinely_ confused performative tiktok crying with healthy emotional expression.
It's so entertaining they try so hard with the message, they make the white guy the dude whose willing to take action and sacrifice himself to protect others. Making that dude the hero of the story and the black dude just, kind of a idiot and a coward.
Who immediately discards the relationship when it'd be inconvenient, betraying his 'love' utterly. Is this really what RTD and his writers think is normal for his 'community'? 🤣
They did something similar in the recent "Murder Is Easy," where the black Nigerian who was lusting after white Galadriel (Rings of Power reference). At the end, he goes back to Nigeria to rebuild his country, and she, the budding world traveler, doesn't say, "If I show up in Nigeria, you'll show me around, won't you, nudge-nudge wink-wink say no more?" Nor does he.
I knew this was going to be a bad episode.. but fuck me, this was the worst bit of TELEVISION I have ever seen. It makes Jodie look like Tom Baker in comparison. My god. Absolutely pathetic. They need to cut their losses, and regenerate this excuse for an actor back into Matt Smith and have him repair the timeline to purge it of this SHITE.
@@ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΑ-ε1ω Oh completely agreed - he just had absolutely awful scripts to work with. He could have been as iconic as the original greats, like Pertwee or Hartnell if not for the ridiculous way his version was written. Sonic Shades... FFS.
30:27 That's the Doctor from the animated online story "Scream of the Shalka", played by Richard E. Grant. He was a non-canon ninth Doctor for a while but now he's here so... Ugh, the continuity is buggered at this point.
You know, a scene of Doctor Who crying might be a powerful moment - if he didn't do all the dang time! It would stand out more and give the audience a 'oh shit' moment when the Doctor cries if it's done very sparingly. Instead, you can spill a glass of milk and this Doctor Who will start bursting into tears.
And if those tears were earned by good storytelling and character development. I think the only time we saw 10 cry during his run with Rose was when his hologram faded from the parallel universe just before he was to tell Rose he loved her. And 11 cried when he lost Amy and Rory to the Weeping Angel. But before that the audience was able to make an emotional connection with the Doctor and his companions over the course of multiple episodes and story arcs. In these stories, we are able to grow with and follow the character which leads up to those emotional moments. Gatwa nor RTD have earned those moments. Maybe Ruby/Millie has, and I think she's the only one with watching at this point.
My father was a drug addict. When I was a baby, my parents separated because my deadbeat father had become a junkie, taking on heroin. This left my mother to raise me on her own. when I was in my late twenties, I had found out at some point he had quit, however had contracted HIV from sharing needles- which ended up killing him. My mother warned me from a young age to never do drugs, and to promise to be a better man then my father was. Now, at the age of 37, I can say without any doubt that I have never even considered to try drugs, including heroin. I am a little regretful of this however, as although I never touched a dirty needle, Russel T Davies and Ncuti Gatwa gave me aids anyways.
Exactly especially all the suffering death pain and destruction he has witnessed over thousands of years why would he suddenly start crying at every tiny little thing???
Yeah, this is not true 😭. And so what if he's crying? It makes complete narrative sense. He is the last of his species, surrounded by death and destruction. Since the last Time War, he has been pushing himself forward, ignoring his problems and feelings through four to five regenerations. Finally, with the 14th, he was able to leave that guilt behind. He is healing and moving on. He is no longer the lonely mad god he once was after the Time War. He is no longer the 'Time Lord Victorious'; he is just the Doctor again, the man who stole a TARDIS from Gallifrey to adventure across the stars although still shaped but not defined by his past. His crying is a sign of his healing. Forced to see idiots ignorantly heading towards their doom, thinking they are their pioneer ancestors, would evoke rage and sorrow in anyone. Have you never gotten mad at someone's stupid actions because you knew better? That helpless rage in the back of your mind, where you can only yell and watch their stupidity lead them to their doom, is what he is experiencing
Agreed. As a woman, I don't like super emotional men. I like emotionally aware men with their priorities right. Like, if a man lost his child and cried, I wouldn't judge one bit. And in fiction, when a male protagonist goes through hell and sheds a private tear at rock bottom, I find that very powerful. A true women enjoys supporting the man she loves when he's feeling low. It taps into that nurturing instinct. When women say they like emotional men, they are probably confusedly trying to say that they like strong men who lean on them in times of trouble or show vulnerability occasionally.
@@newhandlewhodis Most people, men in particular, don't cry in public. Most people put their emotions on hold while they get done what they need to do. Then they go cry in private later. If a person feels the need to cry in public due to a recent trauma (it happens to the best of us), they usually find an excuse to leave so they can be in a private place. It's just human nature to avoid crying in public because it is a state of vulnerability and to some, shame.
To be honest, questions like "where the hell are you from" and "why are you here" are the most appropriate questions about this wannabe Doctor, period.
Doctor who has always been a leftist show objectively. The only reason you see it as woke is because they shifted in the opposite direction and became centrist-liberal in ideology. I have no problem with the 15th Doctor he's a great actor doing what he can with the 8 episode season he was written into. I feel the casting was bad because of him being busy making us getting some Doctor light episodes. Corporate rushing this out doomed this season, 13 episodes is a must when it comes to shows just look at hazbin hotel and other modern shows that go down the 8 episode path. 8 episodes is not enough for a season especially for a show like Doctor who
@@newhandlewhodis When the activist messaging is more prominent, more visible then any episodes actual plot it's woke. Good actors act, woke actors are identifiable from their cult of personality presentation. RTD is ramming his message down viewers throats. Intentional ignorance isn't a virtue to signal.
So Ruby is stuck in a trap where a push could get her out... Too bad the Doctor didn't have any device who could have pushed her, maybe some kind of sonic device? He could just have chucked a chair on her too, made a lasso or a bunch of other things, just how stupid is the 14th Doctor?
The episode takes place in 1813. Britain was already at war with the USA. War of 1812 (1812-1815). So, why would the aliens want to go start another was, when they already have one. I should get paid for actually doing more than the cast and crew.
Britain was at war with France as well. This was near the end of the Napoleonic Wars, and when we weren't fighting the French outright (due to troops being otherwise engaged) we were giving financial aid to the campaigns of her enemies.
@@Atanalcar 1813, Britain was in it. I'm somewhat knowledgeable of English history. (American) So, the writers couldn't do the basic research to find out what was going in 1813 England. Thanks for history. I'll look into that. 👍
"Cottaging of the time lord" is an episode from the next dismalney series. The chocolate ponce goes to Caligula's Rome and is repeatedly raped by 13 disabled pakistani Romans. Then he cries...a great deal
I miss when being gay was a life style, a choice and an unique thing -and not a political statement, and nobody was trying to shove their sexual deviations into schools, beloved shows, everyone else's face, etc
@@AurumfaeI'm with you. This tendency to share EVERYTHING with the world and then get mortally offended when they don't all go along with it, to the point where you need to makes laws that will punish anyone who offends you, has surpassed tedioum and entered "threat to humanity" levels.
@@lobaoguara2332 Now it isn't, now it's normalized and you get indoctrinated into it. But think back, think--- Fredy Mercury for example, at the time being gay wasn't a wide-spread trait that deserved clapping, it was a taboo thing, and even still most of fredy's songs aren't about his sexuality,
Hold on... The Doctor thinking Bounty hunters are cool... the guy who hates any form of harming people (Even in this awfully written series we have him trying to save a literal monster that was going to eat babies). Isn't he also the one who is always presented as being very anti-weapons because their only purpose is killing and making war? Who the fuck is this character and where have you taken The Doctor... oh that's right the real one is pissing away his life in a back garden somewhere, refusing to help anyone anymore despite that being the only thing the Doctor has ever cared about.
John Barrowman's Captain Jack Harkness kissed Christopher Eccelson's 9th Doctor in the series years and years ago. So not only was this not the first same-sex kiss, it wasn't even the first time "The Doctor" was involved.
That was nearly 20 years ago now. Crazy. And guess what, that kiss didn’t make me want to gag. Why is it that gay kisses now always trigger my gag reflex?
@@StarWarsomania cause it was life or death and it ment something deeper then pleasure seeking. nowdays its portrayed as of hedonism and love are one in the same.
1) that was a goodbye kiss. Jack knew he would never see them again because the Daleks would massacre them all. 2) Jack kissed the 9th Doctor, but 9th didn’t exactly kiss him back. He was always portrayed as asexual. It was also meant to highlight Jack’s sexuality, not the Doctor’s. 3) this is probably the most important…the Doctor has NEVER pounced at someone out of pure horniness. So yea, this scene was shit. This kiss doesn’t play into the plot or the character development…it was there to push an agenda. Nothing more.
Ncuti Gatwa isn’t a natural born actor , he shouldn’t have been hired in the first place. He’s an actor who just plays pretend and saw all of one doctor who episode and plays the role horribly
II'm pretty sure that he wasn't the best actor at the audition. He just happened to be the only one who ticked all the right boxes on the job application. I am also convinced that RTD is desperate to get into Fruity Gateway's pants. I can't believe he was selected on acting ability - he has none.
I don't think anyone's yet pointed out that the tune that the Doctor and Rogue dance to is Astor Piazolla's Libertango. The tango wasn't known in England at this time and this particular tune was written over a century later. As a dance, even stylised in the Western way, it would have been scandalous of course but then so would most of the rest of the choreography.
Personally, one of the most egregious things this show has done is to make time travel boring. Remember in the early days when they were hanging on for dear life, random fires starting and generally going through a bit of a rough time to travel across time and space? then the reveal that it can actually be really smooth, but you need 6 pilots, emphasising the drs loneliness and the fact that he has lost his entire race and is now on his own? Not for the new doctor i guess, he seems to tell everyone, whether they care or not, about gallifrey, that he is a timelord, the last one no less, that he is in possession of a tardis, the most powerful thing in creation (potentially) none of this has any weight in the story anymore and its genuinely sad to see that aspect alone has been so disrespected and retconned.
Not only does the faux Doctor change his costume every episode, but he even grows out his hair to fit different eras attire. In the 60s he suddenly grew a short afro from a close buzzcut hairdo he usually has, and for this he spontaneously grew an afro quaff and a pigtail.
Oh, good Lord...is that my imagination or did that 1813 string quartet play "Poker Face" at one point? (I'm vacillating between disgust at what DWINO has turned into and pleasant surprise at recognizing a relatively recent popular song despite being in the "get off my lawn" stage of life.)
They did indeed. At this point, the show might as well be saying, "Hey, young people, you like Lady Gaga don't you? SO you'll love gay Doctor Who." LOL
So far no classic Dr. Who enemies, so that's ONE positive I have to say about these Dr. Who. They haven't ruined the Cybermen, no weeping angels, Davos was already ruined because Davies thinks people in wheelchairs are evil for some reason lol and GOD FORBID THE DALEKS! I love the Daleks so much, they are such and ironically goofy looking/sounding yet borderline Lovecraft horror with a single terrifying goal of just wiping out EVERYTHING that isn't them. I fxcking love the Daleks so much and I don't want them ruined. Please, for the love of ALL that's still good in this universe, I want the Daleks left alone... PLEASE!
Regardless of the awfulness of it as a show, surely anyone with any decency can see that this is entirely inappropriate for a kids show. It's sick. These people are utterly obsessed. They can't just write a story about an eccentric alien who travels through time and space having adventures, no, it has to be about sex, because it's all they can think about.
what part of it was about sex? Is that your first thought when you see straight couples in _Family*_ shows like Doctor Who, too? It had better be if you wanna make any kind of sense here.
@@DisasterEnby “Which dishonouring? The one in the kitchen, your study, in the stables?” “I think you and I should go outside…fast mover” Are you this naive? Maybe you think the ‘snowmanning’ joke was paranoia too. No, this isn’t my first thought when I watch actual family shows, because family shows don’t usually talk about sex acts at 18:30 on BBC1.
@@FloatingOnAZephyr do you think euphamisms in family shows are new? They're not even new in Doctor Who, dipshiticus. Just off the top of my head, the first example of it happening in the show I know of is almost 20 years old. Or did you think the 9th Doctor telling Rose Tyler that the first thing humans did after meeting aliens was "dance" was meant literally? You freakish culture war neckbeards never paid attention until you had something to pretend to be annoyed about. Some insignificant, wasteful rage to manufacture outrage so that you'd be right.
@@FloatingOnAZephyr since it got deleted last time I posted it, you're just admitting you haven't been paying attention to the show if you think euphamisms are even remotely new for it.
"Are you okay?" Ruby to other lady Okay wasn't a word used in 1813. It first appears as a common word in the United States and not one used by gentlemen or people of breeding. Typical example of modern writers who cannot understand the concept of period dialogue.
Tbf, they don't understand the concept of dialogue, in general. I'm not sure they even realised the historical period should have linguistic implications.
Remember when The Doctor didn't want to get with humans, even one that he truly loved, because he's a near-immortal alien, and would outlive them by thousands of years. Well now he's just dtf at the drop of a hat, with a guy who threatened him with a gun and a disintegration portal. Wonderful. Also, actually piss off with that bs about The Doctor not being ok with the bounty hunter killing an alien guilty of multiple murders. This is, supposedly, the same man who was perfectly willing to take that Slitheen woman back to her homeworld, in full knowledge that she would be executed for her crimes. The 11th Doctor killed Argus Filtch in cold blood for way less than that. Don't even get me started on what the 10th Doctor did to the Family of Blood. Letting someone else enact justice on a convicted criminal is not even close to the worst thing he's done. God I hate how much they've emasculated and pussyfied The Doctor.
10:44 I don't think disparu intended it but he pause literally when one of the back ground characters are looking directly at the "sonic screwdriver". Literally staring at it
that is the weirdest decision of all of this, the Doctor just crying in every episode regardless. It's like RTD is actually RTDed and he's making these mistakes while being stupid.
This is a total victory. They went about on a mission to utterly destroy a cultural icon, in the name of ideology, and they have succeeded to an amazing degree.
And to think there was a time when I was wondering if somehow we could pretend Peter Capaldi's season 10 wasn't really part of the Dr. Who universe... Turns out that was the last time this show resembled Dr. Who before morphing to a gay caricature of itself.
So a person can be added to the trap after it's sprung and you can replace a person with another? So why not remove Ruby when he put the other one in the trap?
Doctor Who review of season 1 episode 6 where Nucti Gatwa almost gets Ruby Sunday killed because he's too pre-occupied with another man. Throughout most of this season the doctor has even been responsible for saving the people in the show, and it's the same here. This doctor isn't a hero, he's pathetic, and requires normal people to sacrifice themselves due to his poor decisions. The end of this episode is awful, after having not cared about Ruby throughout the entire episode we're supposed to believe he suddenly cares more about her than the world. And then when his fancy man goes instead, he just stops caring about him instantly! This shows Doctor Who can always get worse, and does. But surprisingly this wasn't written by Russel T Davies. Loki writers pulling out another banger it seems. But what did you think of what you saw? Let me know your thoughts down below and as always, thanks for watching :)
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Brilliant as always
Not one straight man was within 10 miles of being involved in this
Of course, even today you can tell the class someone was born to by the way the speak.
Ruby would have been a maid in 1813 while among the elites, nothing more.
Acts predatory toward the guy then at the end steals a kiss from him then simply casts him away? ...gurrrrl
Black aristocrats.
Open interracial dating.
Open homosexual affairs.
People going down on one knee to propose marriage (not before Victorian times, they didn't)
"Okay" (not until Martin Van Buren became prominent in American politics; the word was coined as a shortening of his "Old Kinderhook" nickname)
"Wallflower" (not used for women who don't mix at parties before 1820)
And Billie Eilish on the soundtrack!
*SO* 1813!
When the birds are the most historically-accurate part of the episode…
Also "Bridgerton" is crap.
To be that person, the "old kinderhook" thing is a myth. "OK" is actually an acronym from early journalists who had to write in shorthand because of lack of recording devices. But still American, so your overall point is still correct.
Why even bother setting it up in history? Could have just had owl spaceship with a star treck holodeck on it. Also..why birds?
Cultural Marxists don't do facts, only revisionism.
They are perverse in every sense of the word.
I didn't watch the episode but from the clips here, a lot of the music was from much later in history, I heard 70's tango and 90's pop in there too.
Remember when Doctor Who was a show about science, friendship, and an adventure through space and time? And not a propaganda?
I do remember that. It's the reason I don't watch DW any more.
However, I do like disparu's reviews. 😊
AHH the good old days. When we tolerated strange looking monsters, took on board pepper pots as the most deadly creatures of the universe. Mad professors, Rogue time lords and a robot dog.
Oh and the weekly cliffhanger....
propaganda for what, fuckwit?
what show are you remembering? dr who has always been a leftist show, unless you are reminiscing about the 1960s original show with the rampant sexism, then dr who has always been pro lgbt and minority rights
@@siixdxebec exactly this.
1812, so gay sex was still a capital crime in the UK. Also 0.09% of the population was black as it'd spiked just before this, mostly domestic servants and sailors. A house that big would probably have one as a curiosity and sign of wealth.
sigh....those were the days....
@@attheprecipice1090 bruh 💀
@@attheprecipice1090 never too late
@@attheprecipice1090icky
i mean also, there was no shapeshifting time travelling pseudo immortal alien in a blue box. this is a science-FICTION show
Don't get why the Doctor is a horndog all of a sudden when he's usually not interested in relationships or doesn't register when someone is flirting with him.
The Doctor has always been pretty oblivious to these things, which I find endearing and it makes sense. But I'm just a bigot apparently 😁
Because this isn't the doctor. Don't know who or what this is.
because that is a standard male trait...
I immediately thought of that time Amy tried to seduce 11. He was completely oblivious.
People who make their sexuality their identity tend to be very expressive about it also this trash isn’t Doctor Who
Ncuti Gatwa has managed to do the impossible.
He's made Jodie Whittaker look like a better Doctor and better man by comparison.
come back Chibnall... you were a genius compared to RTD
At least she didn’t cry every episode she was still terrible though
The issue of any modern day franchise, it only goes downwards, never ever again upwards.
Lol deluded the lot of you
@@joso7228 Well...now...let's not go TOO far.
1813 - There was this little thing called Napoleon. Britain was ALREADY AT WAR WITH FRANCE.
Quite literally little. 😉
And at war with the United States, and in a different war with Norway and Denmark. And just the year before had finished a war with the Russian Empire and yet another war with the Xhosa tribes in South Africa.
@@berserkasaurusrex4233It wasn’t really a shooting war with Russia, though.
@@emceedoctorb3022 True, it was more a diplomatically necessary war, caused by Napoleon yet again.
Oh stop with your historical facts, people just want to see the Doctor snog some rando.
I love shows like dr who and acolyte. I'll never watch them, but the reviews I get to see because of how trash they are is far better entertainment value
Absolutely!
Had us in the first half not gonna lie
Agreed
Fact check: true
I'm here for it
God, Ncuti sucks as The Doctor. He has no presence, he's annoying, he has no character. He's just, "the gay one." Frankly this show can't get cancelled soon enough.
No hate to him but he feel like another character not *the* Doctor.
🤔 I didn't think they got past the kiss. 😜
But he a good at it
What a terrible take
Dr: Aww but babes ....
Me: aww, please fuck off ...
He is annoying, the fact that he thinks he is above criticism because he likes men is just the cherry on top.
What's the point of a show about time travel if there is no difference between the past and the current period?
Ruby walks through each "new world" without any seeming wonder or interest. And she and the Doctor just seamlessly fit in everywhere they go despite being strangers in strange lands.
Seriously, what is the point of the show anymore?
The doctor has always fit in everywhere he goes this is nothing new people have a habit too just believe and not question the doctor. Prime example being any single time he breaks into someone's home and they're like oh this is fine or when they say "why am I telling you all of this" and he responds "I just got one of those faces" this has been a trait of the doctor since forever even before nuwho
@@newhandlewhodis Okay, but I did say SHE and the Doctor. Typically his companions show a little more emotion when encountering robots, aliens, stretched bits of skin with faces and the Tardis itself. Remember Rose's reaction to the TARDIS, remember when she burst into tears after asking The Dr, " are you an alien?". Remember when characters actually reacted to the weird and wonderful things that were happening around them?
Absolutely spot on.
History is a blank sheet to be written upon to a leftist.
@@newhandlewhodisThere are tons of examples from classic episodes where The Doctor just turns up somewhere and is treated with suspicion, even frequently being threatened with prison or death by people who assume he’s a spy or a threat.
Why are they so obsessed with incorporating small minded earth-bound racism into every - single - fucking episode of Doctor Who now? Not to mention in such a ham-fisted and moronic way? Can we just have some light sc-fi entertainment with no sexual or racist agendas again? And that goes for Star Trek and Star Wars too! WTF has happened to "entertainment"?
leftist nhilism
Entertainment is for filthy capitalist pigs. 🤪
@@GH-ub7qzYep,hijacked by the activist libtards. 🤨👍
They DEIED.
We should have allowed McCarthy to continue his work here in the States. There really were commies everywhere in Hollywood and academia.
1813, no one would speak to anyone unless they were introduced. They’ve never read a single Jane Austen…
They've probably seen the monstrosity Netflix did with 'Persuasion', and taken it as accurate. You know, the one with the extremely talented Dakota Johnson.
That, or their grandmothers told them the truth, and never mind what they taught them at school...
Cleopatra was from Chicago
Well, in this context, true.
This was also the period of the Fishwives, women so foul mouthed most men wouldn’t deal with them. No, not feminists…
id talk to Wellington about where Napoleon is....
Modern Hollywood, most writers have the memory of goldfish.
Reading or watching Jane Austin is asking for a miracle.
You either die still in love with your favorite entertainment, or live long enough to come to hate it.
I hate this comment and I hate this timeline.
@@cyfreusz You either die still in love with your timeline, or live long enough to come to hate it.
"season 8 syndrome'
As soon as I get out of this game I am returning this timeline to GameStop!
Nah, I'd have to actually feel something to hate it. This is almost total apathy. "Almost" because I enjoy Disparu ripping it to shreds.
So I was with my parents when this aired live on air and I asked, flickering through the guide. "So you want to watch Dr who?" To which my dad responded with. "Are you trying to kill me off and receive your inheritance faster?" So yeah even my parents who will watch nearly anything, can't even bear to watch this shit now. Although tbf my parents are pretty based, my dad was always good with figuring out story beats before they happened and he introduced me to the LOTR films. Meanwhile my mum is a huge mystery nerd, watching all sorts of murder mysteries from foreign countries.
None of that really happened
Ask your mum if she wants to watch some Roman Polanski films, deplorable man if he was guilty, but the psycholocal thrillers he made were amazing
Edit: of changed to if
booollocks
Elder abuse is not a laughing matter, young man.
Are you my brother by any chance lmao?
I hate that the appreciation of the early 1800s is now attributed to the historically inaccurate Bridgerton instead of Jane Austen which is actually written by a contemporary of the time and is 1000% better than that modern bastardized trash.
Agreed! I couldn't have said it better myself.
Anyone else think that the doctor was creepily aggressive with his advances? Like had it been a male doctor and a female victim, wouldnt this be seen as problematic?
That "first ever same sex kiss" claim is 100% false. Jack harkness kisses the doctor goodbye in season one with eccleston.
Unrelated side note, eccleston was only around for 1 season, but i respect his ability to get the ball rolling for the show
Starting to see why he won't come back anywhere near this show.
Yeah, I dunno how they'll get away with that claim, especially since people on twitter frequently post pics of that kiss- they think they're owning "haters" by showing (in their minds) that Who was "always" woke, lol. Also, a lot of such kisses happened in the spinoff Torchwood. In fact, parts of this ep reminded me of one of the s1 Torchwood eps, the 2nd to last, I believe, where Jack goes back to WWII and romances the Captain whose name he took.
@@marychocolatefairy it just shows these people aren't aware of this because they're not fans. They've never seen the show
They forgot about Jack and brought in a knock-off version of him, except this other American Time Traveller has no charisma or the charm Jack has.
@@marychocolatefairy that's because the show is being coopted by activists who are obsessed with "Firsts" and are perfectly willing to partake in Revisionist history in order to make their point work
excitement level for the new doctor who episodes: 0%
excitement level for when Disparu uploads a new review ripping it apart: 101%
Disparu is absolutely hilarious with his comments!!!
Yep. I was dying to hear his review.
I love that Disparu has gone absolutely insane reviewing the show
Him just snapping and saying no one will remember Ncuti was cathartic. He's garbage as the Doctor. All he can do is excitable gay man, he captures nothing else about The Doctor.
I think he might be the only one subjecting himself to this still. I haven't even seen a mention from Nerdrotic on this. HE did say he was done, but I didn't believe him lol
I don't want the Doctor's sexuality, straight, gay whatever, as a part of the show. Dr. Who is not and should never be a soap opera!!! I so hate this.
I agree! I loved him with Rose but that’s because it wasn’t in-your-face and it was special. Still wish we had gotten a spinoff in the alt universe!
@@Brittanysplittany Yes, it was special. In addition it was about love and not lust and not the focus of the series.
Both of the Doctor's love interest (Rose and River) were very mild and about their special connection. River even told him once that he doesn't know if she looks amazing (in the singing towers) because this is not about looks!
Aliens saw bridgerton and decided they wanted to cosplay and destroy earth has got to be the stupidest reason for an alien invasion ever
The fact they think a Roman emperor from Libya was black is outstandingly comical. African and black are not the same thing, Africa is a continent, not a bloody country, he was born in Cerne, a few miles to the east of present day Benghazi, he was Arabic. These are the same people that will call a person born in Canada a Canadian, and one born in Mexico a Mexican, and not by the continent they were born, north American. Pick a lane and stick with it.
Well, not Arabic so much as Italian and Punic (Carthaginian/Canaanite). But yeah, just because he had curly hair and came from Leptis Magna, there are people who want to say he was black. Lots of people from Canaan had curly hair, but not the same curly hair as black people. You can look at his statues and decide for yourself.
"I don't care what the schools tells you, BBC said Romans are black".
I remember BBC have a documentary of black roman soldiers.
People still think the Moors were subsaharan lol
These are the same sort of people who think that they don’t care what they taught you in school, grandma said Cleopatra was black
Not only African and black not the same thing, but black and black are not the same thing. Africa is not one big happy POC fun times bouncy castle.
Rwandan Genocide - which, and lets be brutal here, is the reason 2 year old Gatwa moved to Scotland - was where 800,000 'blacks' were killed by 'different blacks' for the crime of being 'black'. The idea from the show runners that only Whites are racist when you have a lead actor who could have very nearly been murdered by blacks for being the wrong sort of black is disturbing. Literal race based genocide existed within living memory but no, white people are bigots.
RTD has VERY... interesting world views.
They should've just named this one "The Doctor Goes On a Gay Date", because that's pretty much all it was.
Bros in the 1800
While abandoning his "friend" even after knowing there were murderers on the loose. Sorry Ruby, but getting my asshole rammed after talking to a guy for five minutes is far more important for my character development.
I'm just annoyed the actor had to suck face with Ncuti Gatwa instead of doing Mindhunter season 3
Seriously, I'm just watching them flirting in the ship and thinking, "can we get back to the task at hand".
In 1813 they would be sent to the gallows for being openly gay.
When your starting point is copying Bridgerton, you are setting out on an express train to Hell.
I've had a preview of Bridgerton in this episode and I will never watch it.
I'm a tomboy that can sometimes appreciate a good romance or romcom show... but I cannot bring myself to watch Bridgerton. It looks stvpid AF. I catch pieces of it when my mom, sister, & niece have watched it and cannot help thinking what tripe it is. And I like the regency period of European history too.
Bridgerton is just a DEI rip off of Downton Abbey.
When the "Doctor" said "Insta -Strictly" my stomach turned. WTF would the Doctor know about modern television? This show is shallow and pathetic, crapped out by people who are shallow and pathetic.
New Who does have an infrequent running gag of the Doctor loving terrible reality television.
he's well over 2000 years old and has spent alot of time around humans
"Please stop acting like your other shows - and act like you're in this one" - great line Disparu
Two blokes dancing together at that time would have been just as weird as the TARDIS to other people.
Plus, this doctor would be considered a strange person with how he looks. Most of the people at this occasion would always be around him with questions of who he was and what his position in society was. Just being with a white woman would be considered very unusual at best, but then with a male would make others very suspicious.
Same sex and interracial relationships were a crime.
@@bri55118 STop it. This is FICTION. Nothing true matters anymore. REEEEEEEEEEE! Doctor is super cool guy that does other super cool guys in the butthole. Just accept it for the PLOT.
Still, that is weird
@@Mobius118 I presume you're missing a comma and a question mark.
If so, then yes, it's weird, even nowadays, it's weird to see 2 blokes dancing together. Just coz there's nothing wrong with something, doesn't mean it isn't weird to see.
Wait -- "We can start a war with the French" in 1813? When they were already at war with the French?
Surely you don't expect the writers to spend ten seconds researching such tedious facts.
Or the numerous people who viewed the episode before broadcast to know or care about British history.
Not to mention that Portugal is effectively a vassal state after Britain backed in during the Peninsula campaigns against the French and Spain well within the Britain sphere for the same reasons.
Britain has yet to reach 'Peak Empire' in 1813, but are still a global power challenged by few.
Having a character say that line is either rubbish writing or subliminally clever in showing the bird people are actually idiots. I pick the first. I mean seriously it is like saying 'Let's take over the universities and then get all the arts students to do nothing but hold protests'.
History.... From the show that race swapped Sir Isaac Newton!
Wow this version of the doctor is so rampantly incompetent that he makes the version from the old Red Nose Day parody 'the Curse of the Fatal Death' played by Rowan Atkinson look like the genuine article by comparison.
*Edit: Also stop comparing this mess of a man to Buggs Bunny, Buggs is at least 10 times the man this ninny is.
He also looked better in a dress.
Rowan Atkinson's parody Doctor at least went head on against danger instead of running away like this clown.
Yes, this dude is obviously Daffy Duck. 😂
Does anyone know where that “I became a total slag” quote is from?
...ninny
Meanwhile River Song is spinning in her grave hard enough to start a new universe...
I'm trying to find the CNN article I saw a number of years ago talking about some anachronistic society dedicated to Victorian England. They were like, "We love the clothes, the food, the lifestyle. We especially appreciate that there was more equality in Victorian society." I'm like.... WTF? One of the most stratified societies EVER, and you think there was equality? Geez.
"First off, the culture was different. Secondly, people continued."
Disparu has the best roasts.
Ive said this before. Dr Who has became Russell T Davies' gay fantasy
He exploited the situation when everything is now on his favor.
He is so pretentious that he uses a fake name, it's really Stephen Russell Davies.
The irony is that at that time servants were considered by members of royalty as furniture.
at the time.... check out AOC at the MET "gala" with masked servants carrying the train of her 50k$ dress...2022 or so
Ikr? If they needed a footstool to put their feet up on,or somewhere to sit they'd just snap their fingers and call out,"Servant. Come here." 😏
"This episode is racist, you should have known because they were all white."
*depicts Imperialist Britain as mixed race*
What did they mean by this?
they displayed their own racism....sorry diversity ;) by discrminating white people.... sorry by being inclusive to people of color....
I'm glad they admitted that they think almost every nation in Africa is complete racist. And Asia. And...
THE MIXED RACE BRITONS CONQUORED THE WORLD. BLACK MEN BOUGHT AND SOLD SLAVES! WHITE WOMEN FAWNED! /s
It gets so so confused, are the British bad for colonialism if they were all the races of the world when they did it? such mixed messages, I only hate watch this through Disarpu.
“He’s too much of a coward”
The man who scorched and locked away his own planet in time to end a war is a coward. Okay, sure.
They couldn’t have misunderstood this character more if they tried.
First kiss? Didn't Captain Jack kissed the Ninth Doctor back when he thought he was gonna die fighting the Daleks? Wow.
did he not also kiss the tenth as well at some point?(an episode with martha the doc and jack comes to mind at first go)
You don't honestly expect THESE writers to know Dr Who lore do you?
@@neko7606 Yeah with that girl made of water or something. She was cute.
@@thelaughingrouge Yeah, it is just the classic Disney marketing stunt of "first 'insert whatever here' ever" thing that they did with some of their live action remakes.
@@SammEater a shame they made the water girl a lesbo
What type of marketing is "watch doctor who to see two men kiss" lol
It's "dont say anything bad about it, it promotes tolerance". Marketing went from "that's why you should see it" to "that's why you shouldn't leave a bad comment about it". This is a result of social media craze. Perception became more important than the merit.
Something made for a porn parody, not a serious episode.
Also since we can see that in EVERY show right now, so it's not even special or anything. its just normal Hollywood.
men kissing, yeah, it doesn't matter which channel I turn too, it will indeed have kissing men. You're not special.
I watched 'broke back mountain' years ago with a girlfriend.
Even though it was a powerful movie, well done, I never felt the need to watch it again.
The subjectmatter isn't of interest to me.
There's plenty of stuff out there that's closer to my interests.
It does come off as pretty pathetic, especially since there was a whole gay relationship in the Who spinoff Torchwood 15 freaking years ago. Like, "We have literally nothing else good to say about the show, so let's make up something that'll sound good to the sjws that have never watched Who."
It’s more like Dr what the fuck
But it's only the start of the transition into "Dr. F the children"
😂😂😂😂😂
there´s no doctor in it,
just "The Gay Guy" that was a tumor on the hip of the doctor....
Remember when Dr.Who was about escaping reality and being entertained with Sci-fi, Danger, Space , Time Travel, Aliens and the Dr was a character who dismissed human emotions, referred to them as a weakness, but had a fondness for their fragility and so protected them, Nurse Watts here is as far removed from the show as he can possibly get, and I swear Russel T Davies really hates himself, he has set out to wreck the show and has succeeded I cannot see the BBC ever putting another £ into the show ever again
LOOOOOOOOL! The Man Gatwa falls in love with for this fanfic non-Dr. Who episode bonded/falls in love with him, sacrifices himself to save his companion, TELLS HIM TO FIND HIM and just goes: "Nah, where to next?" WTF!? I understand the concept of the "long way around" (love it, when done correctly like older Dr. Who), but that was COMPLETE abandonment lol. HOLY $HIT! Poor dude WTF LOL! Trapped in some alternate universe he doesn't know with owl aliens that are 100% going to kill him THINKING the Doctor is trying to save him, only for the Doctor to piss off back to fxcking around lol. WOOOOOOOW!
The level of contempt deserved by any character acting like this… my gosh. I actually feel vaguely nauseous. And the writers think this is the Doctor???
The first 6 minutes of Disparu narrating the opening credits was more entertaining than the entire Dr. Who episode.
To be fair, watching paint dry would be more entertaining than that
hey it´s the best part of it nowdays.... well, apart from the ending of the episode of course.....
Re Gatwa always crying (and it's amazing that we're on ep 6 and he still doesn't do it well)- I saw an interview where RTD explained that it's because those from Gen Z are much more open about their feelings, and so he thought a crying Doctor would make them identify with him more. Sooo... A. Why do his emotions have to be expressed by crying, specifically? And in almost every freakin' episode? B. The *Companion* is there for the audience to identify with, not the Doctor. C. RTD keeps talking like he expects to write for a horde of new Gen Z viewers who will make up most of the audience. Where are they then?
Sitting in their echo chambers whining about how oppressed they are as they huff their own farts
Nobody can write for Gen Z like a man born in 1963.
I don't think he understands by what we mean by Gen Z being more open about their feelings, is that while it is a bit true that we do open up a tad more but that doesn't mean that even Gen Z men just cry in the open. I am part of Gen Z and a man and none of my friends during my entire time at school ever really displayed tears unless they would be in pain after getting in a fight. At most they might eventually open up to a friend or something about being upset or angry or whatever but strangers not happening. Most of Gen Z that I know were fairly emotional stable and don't break down in tears or open up that easily unless we're talking extreme circumstances like a death or something which is a fair enough. I do believe we are a little more open with our feelings than say my fathers or grandfathers generation as even if either of them were in an awful amount of pain, they won't say anything which is rather frustrating whereas as Gen Z would.
@@geneangrypenguin5876 His reference point was tiktok videos. No, really, in that interview he says that. He thought it was a way to encourage openness & good mental health practices. He seems to have _genuinely_ confused performative tiktok crying with healthy emotional expression.
My Gen Z son doesn't cry, isn't emotional, and stopped watching Dr. Who several doctors ago.
It's so entertaining they try so hard with the message, they make the white guy the dude whose willing to take action and sacrifice himself to protect others. Making that dude the hero of the story and the black dude just, kind of a idiot and a coward.
Who immediately discards the relationship when it'd be inconvenient, betraying his 'love' utterly. Is this really what RTD and his writers think is normal for his 'community'?
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It mirrors reality then.
They did something similar in the recent "Murder Is Easy," where the black Nigerian who was lusting after white Galadriel (Rings of Power reference). At the end, he goes back to Nigeria to rebuild his country, and she, the budding world traveler, doesn't say, "If I show up in Nigeria, you'll show me around, won't you, nudge-nudge wink-wink say no more?" Nor does he.
I knew this was going to be a bad episode.. but fuck me, this was the worst bit of TELEVISION I have ever seen. It makes Jodie look like Tom Baker in comparison. My god. Absolutely pathetic. They need to cut their losses, and regenerate this excuse for an actor back into Matt Smith and have him repair the timeline to purge it of this SHITE.
Peter Capaldi
Was Brilliant
As the Doctor
@@ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΑ-ε1ω Oh completely agreed - he just had absolutely awful scripts to work with. He could have been as iconic as the original greats, like Pertwee or Hartnell if not for the ridiculous way his version was written. Sonic Shades... FFS.
Between this and star Wars, which episode showed you flames the most 😂
@@gintoki_sakata__ Yes.
Disney: "Lets refer to a more Popular show that are on our competitors platform".
Netflix: thanks.
This is just two fanfic writers making their Barbies kiss. I am enjoying your walkthroughs much more than the actual episodes. 😂😂😂😂
Pretty sure that the world's cruddiest slashfic writers, the ones who can't write any man like a man, are still better than this.
Shippers are the worst, specially the ghay ones
You made me spit my drink out laughing 😂😂😂
@@suburbanbanshee bad writing doesn't equal fanfiction but this particular case really does read like a very bad fanfic.
The new opening is a visual display of how they fucked the series.
And they won't stop until they Mr. Hands this show.
You were on fire in this one, I laughed at previous ones but the breakdown of the intro was fucking gold.
It would be Larp not cosplay. Cosplay = Putting on to look like someone. Larp = shifting into a role with a costume to play the role.
and usually sticking to the rules in a rulebook for it....
I know you said "like the cat in Red Dwarf" as a joke, but Jesus Christ that is exactly who he acts like; except the cat's antics were funny.
Needs more YEEEOOOOOOWWWWW
And he would make a better Doctor...
@@mark314158 Dwayne Dibley would make a better Doctor
No, Cat is actually useful when his friends need him.
He cannot act, that is just Ncuti being himself.
30:27 That's the Doctor from the animated online story "Scream of the Shalka", played by Richard E. Grant. He was a non-canon ninth Doctor for a while but now he's here so...
Ugh, the continuity is buggered at this point.
Everything is buggered ,much to ncunti's pleasure...
Timey wimey stuff.
One day in the future, a Matt Smith fan will get the controlling reigns of Dr Who and undo all of this shit!
The Doctor should keep an eye out for Lemmiwinks, since he's going up that colon
Lemmiwinks!!! Hahaha - nice one!
You know, a scene of Doctor Who crying might be a powerful moment - if he didn't do all the dang time!
It would stand out more and give the audience a 'oh shit' moment when the Doctor cries if it's done very sparingly. Instead, you can spill a glass of milk and this Doctor Who will start bursting into tears.
And if the actor could actually do it properly.
And if those tears were earned by good storytelling and character development. I think the only time we saw 10 cry during his run with Rose was when his hologram faded from the parallel universe just before he was to tell Rose he loved her. And 11 cried when he lost Amy and Rory to the Weeping Angel. But before that the audience was able to make an emotional connection with the Doctor and his companions over the course of multiple episodes and story arcs. In these stories, we are able to grow with and follow the character which leads up to those emotional moments. Gatwa nor RTD have earned those moments.
Maybe Ruby/Millie has, and I think she's the only one with watching at this point.
My father was a drug addict. When I was a baby, my parents separated because my deadbeat father had become a junkie, taking on heroin. This left my mother to raise me on her own. when I was in my late twenties, I had found out at some point he had quit, however had contracted HIV from sharing needles- which ended up killing him. My mother warned me from a young age to never do drugs, and to promise to be a better man then my father was. Now, at the age of 37, I can say without any doubt that I have never even considered to try drugs, including heroin. I am a little regretful of this however, as although I never touched a dirty needle, Russel T Davies and Ncuti Gatwa gave me aids anyways.
Why is the doctor crying every episode?
Even women don't like men who are super emotional.
Exactly especially all the suffering death pain and destruction he has witnessed over thousands of years why would he suddenly start crying at every tiny little thing???
Yeah, this is not true 😭. And so what if he's crying? It makes complete narrative sense. He is the last of his species, surrounded by death and destruction. Since the last Time War, he has been pushing himself forward, ignoring his problems and feelings through four to five regenerations. Finally, with the 14th, he was able to leave that guilt behind. He is healing and moving on. He is no longer the lonely mad god he once was after the Time War. He is no longer the 'Time Lord Victorious'; he is just the Doctor again, the man who stole a TARDIS from Gallifrey to adventure across the stars although still shaped but not defined by his past.
His crying is a sign of his healing. Forced to see idiots ignorantly heading towards their doom, thinking they are their pioneer ancestors, would evoke rage and sorrow in anyone. Have you never gotten mad at someone's stupid actions because you knew better? That helpless rage in the back of your mind, where you can only yell and watch their stupidity lead them to their doom, is what he is experiencing
@@newhandlewhodis Your fan fiction will not save this show.
Agreed. As a woman, I don't like super emotional men. I like emotionally aware men with their priorities right. Like, if a man lost his child and cried, I wouldn't judge one bit. And in fiction, when a male protagonist goes through hell and sheds a private tear at rock bottom, I find that very powerful. A true women enjoys supporting the man she loves when he's feeling low. It taps into that nurturing instinct. When women say they like emotional men, they are probably confusedly trying to say that they like strong men who lean on them in times of trouble or show vulnerability occasionally.
@@newhandlewhodis Most people, men in particular, don't cry in public. Most people put their emotions on hold while they get done what they need to do. Then they go cry in private later. If a person feels the need to cry in public due to a recent trauma (it happens to the best of us), they usually find an excuse to leave so they can be in a private place. It's just human nature to avoid crying in public because it is a state of vulnerability and to some, shame.
To be honest, questions like "where the hell are you from" and "why are you here" are the most appropriate questions about this wannabe Doctor, period.
Dr Woke...no thank you
Such trash the whole show. Has been bad at least since 2017 but now it's just hopeless.
@@wombatillo I haven't watched it since Capaldi. I don't even watch anything on the BBC. I wouldn't even trust the date on their news
Doc Whoke
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Doctor who has always been a leftist show objectively. The only reason you see it as woke is because they shifted in the opposite direction and became centrist-liberal in ideology. I have no problem with the 15th Doctor he's a great actor doing what he can with the 8 episode season he was written into. I feel the casting was bad because of him being busy making us getting some Doctor light episodes. Corporate rushing this out doomed this season, 13 episodes is a must when it comes to shows just look at hazbin hotel and other modern shows that go down the 8 episode path. 8 episodes is not enough for a season especially for a show like Doctor who
@@newhandlewhodis When the activist messaging is more prominent, more visible then any episodes actual plot it's woke. Good actors act, woke actors are identifiable from their cult of personality presentation. RTD is ramming his message down viewers throats.
Intentional ignorance isn't a virtue to signal.
So Ruby is stuck in a trap where a push could get her out... Too bad the Doctor didn't have any device who could have pushed her, maybe some kind of sonic device?
He could just have chucked a chair on her too, made a lasso or a bunch of other things, just how stupid is the 14th Doctor?
very
The episode takes place in 1813.
Britain was already at war with the USA.
War of 1812 (1812-1815).
So, why would the aliens want to go start another was, when they already have one.
I should get paid for actually doing more than the cast and crew.
Britain was at war with France as well. This was near the end of the Napoleonic Wars, and when we weren't fighting the French outright (due to troops being otherwise engaged) we were giving financial aid to the campaigns of her enemies.
@@Atanalcar 1813, Britain was in it.
I'm somewhat knowledgeable of English history. (American)
So, the writers couldn't do the basic research to find out what was going in 1813 England.
Thanks for history. I'll look into that.
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Disparu, Subscribed because your videos are always awesome!
You have to see his series on Robbyn Hood, fucking hilarious.
Rumour has it that the Chameleon Circuit gets fixed in the next episode, and the TARDIS becomes a Gent's toilet!
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"Cottaging of the time lord" is an episode from the next dismalney series. The chocolate ponce goes to Caligula's Rome and is repeatedly raped by 13 disabled pakistani Romans. Then he cries...a great deal
No, Gatwa's already got that role filled.
"Doctor Who and The Cottages of Doom'" 😅
With its own glory hole
Dude! Watching Dispy lose his marbles right at the start is peak entertainment!
I miss when being gay was a life style, a choice and an unique thing -and not a political statement, and nobody was trying to shove their sexual deviations into schools, beloved shows, everyone else's face, etc
Its a deviant habit just like many others...
I miss the days of people keeping their weirdness to themselves... the world was better off.
@@AurumfaeI'm with you. This tendency to share EVERYTHING with the world and then get mortally offended when they don't all go along with it, to the point where you need to makes laws that will punish anyone who offends you, has surpassed tedioum and entered "threat to humanity" levels.
The former was never the case. It was always the latter.
Unique? I don't know, you seem to be overestimating the thing.
@@lobaoguara2332 Now it isn't, now it's normalized and you get indoctrinated into it. But think back, think--- Fredy Mercury for example, at the time being gay wasn't a wide-spread trait that deserved clapping, it was a taboo thing, and even still most of fredy's songs aren't about his sexuality,
1:33 You can never not convince me enough that these people just want to work in the porn industry but aren't talented enough to even work in there.
Hold on... The Doctor thinking Bounty hunters are cool... the guy who hates any form of harming people (Even in this awfully written series we have him trying to save a literal monster that was going to eat babies). Isn't he also the one who is always presented as being very anti-weapons because their only purpose is killing and making war? Who the fuck is this character and where have you taken The Doctor... oh that's right the real one is pissing away his life in a back garden somewhere, refusing to help anyone anymore despite that being the only thing the Doctor has ever cared about.
John Barrowman's Captain Jack Harkness kissed Christopher Eccelson's 9th Doctor in the series years and years ago.
So not only was this not the first same-sex kiss, it wasn't even the first time "The Doctor" was involved.
That was nearly 20 years ago now. Crazy.
And guess what, that kiss didn’t make me want to gag. Why is it that gay kisses now always trigger my gag reflex?
@@StarWarsomania
That's not a french kiss, this one is. Still not good for a family friendly show.
@@StarWarsomania cause it was life or death and it ment something deeper then pleasure seeking.
nowdays its portrayed as of hedonism and love are one in the same.
Hey! This is the "New" doctor who! Everything they do is a first, look they even have the first black woman doctor.
1) that was a goodbye kiss. Jack knew he would never see them again because the Daleks would massacre them all.
2) Jack kissed the 9th Doctor, but 9th didn’t exactly kiss him back. He was always portrayed as asexual. It was also meant to highlight Jack’s sexuality, not the Doctor’s.
3) this is probably the most important…the Doctor has NEVER pounced at someone out of pure horniness.
So yea, this scene was shit. This kiss doesn’t play into the plot or the character development…it was there to push an agenda. Nothing more.
psychic...earrings...
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Ncuti Gatwa isn’t a natural born actor , he shouldn’t have been hired in the first place. He’s an actor who just plays pretend and saw all of one doctor who episode and plays the role horribly
II'm pretty sure that he wasn't the best actor at the audition. He just happened to be the only one who ticked all the right boxes on the job application. I am also convinced that RTD is desperate to get into Fruity Gateway's pants. I can't believe he was selected on acting ability - he has none.
he is a natural born "Heulsuse" as we would say in german....
I just passed Napoleon's grave and let me tell you, that man is livid.😅 How the heck did no one remember his grand adventure during 1813?
Everyone was wrong. This is truly the first female Doctor.
lol
I am absolutely astonished this Doctor makes 13 look good.
@@MarcosCha76 and does so, with ease...
So old wrong tropes alive again.
yaaz yaaz
I don't think anyone's yet pointed out that the tune that the Doctor and Rogue dance to is Astor Piazolla's Libertango. The tango wasn't known in England at this time and this particular tune was written over a century later. As a dance, even stylised in the Western way, it would have been scandalous of course but then so would most of the rest of the choreography.
Well, then the band was playing Lady Gaga and noone seemed to think that was odd either. LOL
@@PeterCamberwick It's all just the Moulin Rouge conceit and that was annoying even 24 years ago...
Really interesting fact. I did not know that and always like learning something in the comments.
We now return to _Nurse What..._
Nurse Wot
Nurse U Wot M8?
Personally, one of the most egregious things this show has done is to make time travel boring.
Remember in the early days when they were hanging on for dear life, random fires starting and generally going through a bit of a rough time to travel across time and space? then the reveal that it can actually be really smooth, but you need 6 pilots, emphasising the drs loneliness and the fact that he has lost his entire race and is now on his own?
Not for the new doctor i guess, he seems to tell everyone, whether they care or not, about gallifrey, that he is a timelord, the last one no less, that he is in possession of a tardis, the most powerful thing in creation (potentially) none of this has any weight in the story anymore and its genuinely sad to see that aspect alone has been so disrespected and retconned.
His whole personality is 'gay stereotype'
So this is basically just two women's Bridgerton and D&D fan-fiction disguised as an episode of a once-beloved television show?
Sadly.
Remember Weeping Angel Bob and the one thing you should never put in a trap? The Doctor. GOD I MISS DR. WHO!
Scary how people obsessed with race and racism are make a episode that would be appropriate for it and they drop the ball.
I like how the doctor is more interested in flirting than discovering why he is here and saving people.
"The Cat" would genuinely make a better Doctor.
Only problem would be him claiming everything and of course demanding Fish from every vending machine he encounters.
A literal rock would make a better Doctor; more stoic, could take the pressure, less crying, more useful for...well anything, etc.
Will this show continue to fail? Yup!
Will the BBC or Disney make a change? Nope!
Not only does the faux Doctor change his costume every episode, but he even grows out his hair to fit different eras attire. In the 60s he suddenly grew a short afro from a close buzzcut hairdo he usually has, and for this he spontaneously grew an afro quaff and a pigtail.
chameleon circuit gone bonkers
Oh, good Lord...is that my imagination or did that 1813 string quartet play "Poker Face" at one point? (I'm vacillating between disgust at what DWINO has turned into and pleasant surprise at recognizing a relatively recent popular song despite being in the "get off my lawn" stage of life.)
They did indeed. At this point, the show might as well be saying, "Hey, young people, you like Lady Gaga don't you? SO you'll love gay Doctor Who." LOL
Ah yes, 'poker face' that no. 1 tune of 1813! This considering that poker wasn't a recognised card game until 1830.
So far no classic Dr. Who enemies, so that's ONE positive I have to say about these Dr. Who. They haven't ruined the Cybermen, no weeping angels, Davos was already ruined because Davies thinks people in wheelchairs are evil for some reason lol and GOD FORBID THE DALEKS! I love the Daleks so much, they are such and ironically goofy looking/sounding yet borderline Lovecraft horror with a single terrifying goal of just wiping out EVERYTHING that isn't them. I fxcking love the Daleks so much and I don't want them ruined. Please, for the love of ALL that's still good in this universe, I want the Daleks left alone... PLEASE!
Regardless of the awfulness of it as a show, surely anyone with any decency can see that this is entirely inappropriate for a kids show. It's sick. These people are utterly obsessed. They can't just write a story about an eccentric alien who travels through time and space having adventures, no, it has to be about sex, because it's all they can think about.
what part of it was about sex? Is that your first thought when you see straight couples in _Family*_ shows like Doctor Who, too?
It had better be if you wanna make any kind of sense here.
@@DisasterEnby “Which dishonouring? The one in the kitchen, your study, in the stables?” “I think you and I should go outside…fast mover” Are you this naive? Maybe you think the ‘snowmanning’ joke was paranoia too. No, this isn’t my first thought when I watch actual family shows, because family shows don’t usually talk about sex acts at 18:30 on BBC1.
@@FloatingOnAZephyr do you think euphamisms in family shows are new?
They're not even new in Doctor Who, dipshiticus.
Just off the top of my head, the first example of it happening in the show I know of is almost 20 years old. Or did you think the 9th Doctor telling Rose Tyler that the first thing humans did after meeting aliens was "dance" was meant literally?
You freakish culture war neckbeards never paid attention until you had something to pretend to be annoyed about. Some insignificant, wasteful rage to manufacture outrage so that you'd be right.
@@DisasterEnbygood grief, open your eyes
@@FloatingOnAZephyr since it got deleted last time I posted it,
you're just admitting you haven't been paying attention to the show if you think euphamisms are even remotely new for it.
"Are you okay?" Ruby to other lady
Okay wasn't a word used in 1813. It first appears as a common word in the United States and not one used by gentlemen or people of breeding.
Typical example of modern writers who cannot understand the concept of period dialogue.
Don’t worry. The Tardis translates it something. 😅
Tbf, they don't understand the concept of dialogue, in general. I'm not sure they even realised the historical period should have linguistic implications.
@@user-zq6sz2cr6g You're quite right .
I'm grateful for the reviewers who sacrifice their sanity to review this tripe.
Don’t be, they were paid to give it high ratings
So the villains motivation is, they really like cosplaying?
WTF!!!!!
Doctor: "Wait, you killed him!"
Discount Jack: "No I didn't."
Doctor: "Oh, okay." _resumes thirsting_
Remember when The Doctor didn't want to get with humans, even one that he truly loved, because he's a near-immortal alien, and would outlive them by thousands of years. Well now he's just dtf at the drop of a hat, with a guy who threatened him with a gun and a disintegration portal. Wonderful.
Also, actually piss off with that bs about The Doctor not being ok with the bounty hunter killing an alien guilty of multiple murders. This is, supposedly, the same man who was perfectly willing to take that Slitheen woman back to her homeworld, in full knowledge that she would be executed for her crimes. The 11th Doctor killed Argus Filtch in cold blood for way less than that. Don't even get me started on what the 10th Doctor did to the Family of Blood. Letting someone else enact justice on a convicted criminal is not even close to the worst thing he's done. God I hate how much they've emasculated and pussyfied The Doctor.
10:44 I don't think disparu intended it but he pause literally when one of the back ground characters are looking directly at the "sonic screwdriver". Literally staring at it
that is the weirdest decision of all of this, the Doctor just crying in every episode regardless. It's like RTD is actually RTDed and he's making these mistakes while being stupid.
he is taking cues from STD mikey spok diverse space jesus
The last 60 years really flew by didn't they.
Tennant still looks great for pushing a century
So much for the smart, thoughtful family show we used to know. We will miss you.
I think Disney made them alter the faces of the previous actors in the role to try to make it so they don't have to pay them for using their likeness.
This is a total victory. They went about on a mission to utterly destroy a cultural icon, in the name of ideology, and they have succeeded to an amazing degree.
this is sadly correct
Fruity Gateway being extra fruity in this episode which comes across as unbelievably creepy and forced.
I was about to got to sleep, I guess I can do that later.
Sameeee
Ha! just commented the same
Sure you were
Me too 😅
And to think there was a time when I was wondering if somehow we could pretend Peter Capaldi's season 10 wasn't really part of the Dr. Who universe... Turns out that was the last time this show resembled Dr. Who before morphing to a gay caricature of itself.
So a person can be added to the trap after it's sprung and you can replace a person with another? So why not remove Ruby when he put the other one in the trap?
hey don't confuse the Screenwriters - this stuff is complex