"Wait, you're dressed up. You never dress up. Was River at the party?" "Ugh, why would she be there?! ... I do not sneak out at night to parties with, with River Song!" "Hmm, how is she?" "Fine." Shortly after - "NOOO!! It's the wrong fish. I've taken the wrong fish. RIVER WE'VE GOT THE WRONG FISH!!!" I love how this establishes that the two of them have their own side quests while Rory and Amy are asleep. We only see blips of their relationship in the actual episodes.
It's such a cute concept! Sneaking out of mom & dad's house to be with your girlfriend, except the girlfriend is actually their daughter, and you're a very lost son-in-law LMAO
Well seeing as how The Doctor is 900-something years old at one point, and over 1000 at another, its not like the shows could ever begin to show ALL of his life, or even any significant portion of it. There are massive amounts of history that have only ever been hinted at or implied. As he told the Testimony in TUAT, his memories would shatter even them - there surely isn't enough videotape, or hard drive storage, or any other type of mere human media, that could even begin to hold the entire lifetime. And no human could ever watch it all in their lifetime.
9:12 I love how this scene just bursts into 30 seconds of pure chaos. "RORY!!! She's having an emotion!!" "You two have turns?!" "NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! I've taken the wrong fish. RIVER, WE'VE GOT THE WRONG FISH!" "What happens in three hours?" "The pet shops open."
@@xxxhero7275 They are. Well, most of them. Another great bit is in "Meanwhile In The Tardis 2" from the previous season: Doctor: That is not why you’re here. Amy: Then why am I here? Doctor: Because! Because I can’t see it any more Amy: See what? Doctor: I’m 907. After a while you just can’t see it. Amy: See what? Doctor: Everything. I look at a star and it’s just a big ball of burning gas and I know how it began, I know how it ends, and I was probably there both times. Now after a while everything is just stuff. That’s the problem. You make all of space and time your backyard and what do you have? A backyard. But you! You can see it. And when you see it, I see it.
@@PenneySounds Yes. That’s a good one. It also explains why reaction channels are so popular. Watching someone discover Doctor Who or Buffy for the first time is so gratifying now that I’ve seen all the episodes so many times.
Man I forgot how tight the writing was in these episodes. Like Moffat's writing had faults but in these just little scenes between adventures, just focused on the main cast he really shines.
Moffat is an amazing writer, problem is he's amazing at writing one or two part contained/semi-contained stories, but makes things too convoluted when trying to write entire season/series arcs.
His run was so long ago now and yet it feels like just yesterday. I watched Chris, and David, loved them... But Matt. Matt was my doctor. Heroic, off-kilter, sweet, dark, eccentric. I loved watching him interact with kids as the Doctor. Very Tom Baker in that regard. One of a kind, that one.
I feel like he was the only one who actually captured the essence of what the Doctor is supposed to be. An insane immortal with a heart of gold, but a dark side you never wanted to be on. While I loved David, Matt's portrayal was the only one where I actually believed and understood why the universe feared The Doctor. He never yelled, and was always smiling so when that smile went away you knew shit was about to go down.
@@LostNbound my personal favorite will always be David Tennant because all I can think of is Scrooge McDuck and that just makes the show so much more hilarious.
11's era had so many minisodes. If only that had kept up. 12 had 2 and that was it. 13 has had none. Check out my playlist in the description for more minisodes. There are a few that haven't been available on TH-cam before
@@PenneySounds minisodes I feel are what really bridge the gap between Davies and Moffats writing style, all the Davies style moments that Moffat had less of a focus on tended to be in the form of minisodes
I actually really like this concept for an episode. Just a clipshow of multiple, 5-minute minisodes with a subtle and weak common-link. This could be a full-length episode.
@@PenneySounds Yeah, but it wasn't really enough of it. There was still a threat/enemy and an overarching plot. Plus, there wasn't any moments in the TARDIS, which is what I wanna see.
To pad out the run time they could keep leaving and entering the tardis but it’s earlier and earlier. And we get to see old tardis’s The dream lord would be a good villain for it
@@jeremytan739 Maybe. He didn't actually know his age anymore; he just added 100 years per regeneration. Word of God is that he's far, FAR older than he says, precisely because he's living whole lifetimes while his companions sleep.
I adore the Doctor when he said things about memories. It doesn't make any sense, but it seems... kinda comforting as well. De Javu is just memories prevailing after time has been written!
Oh nicely done with déjà vu very nearly had it just nabbed the space in the wrong bit. Fun fact it means already seen in french. Which... i guess is pretty self explainitory and not at all unexpected but i thought it was neat when i learned french in high school so there you are.
I love the Doctor's tone and expression when he says, "Oh, Rory!" after Amy explains why his dropping the thermo-coupling was her fault. There's a real sense of "You have failed me on a very personal level, Rory Pond!"
There is a wonderful moment here, at 12:00 , when the Doctor talks about Rory and the Lonely Centurion. Implying he remembers what happened to him for all those long years. And while Amy hadn't dismissed it there's a look on her face as if she hadn't seen that was happening. In retrospect you can see how that moment hurt her and forced the child that was Amy Pond to grow up, just that little bit more. The fact that these were all done as DVD (or charity) specials is almost painful. A lot of people won't have seen these, won't even know they exist and unless they go looking won't find them. So thank you for putting this together and keeping it out there. I hope we get more like this in the future and it inspires fans, new and old, to go looking for bonus material like it!
Trapped in the TARDIS, flirting with your younger self, seeing your friend go out to parties in secret, people turning into fish, this is the life on Doctor Who
Nearly 10 years since I first watched my first doctor who episode (the eleventh hour), and ever since then it has been my childhood and I will always cherish it. I have probably seen every single scene with the doctor, Amy and Rory hundreds of times over the years. SO HOW THE HELL HAVE I NEVER SEEN THOSE LAST TWO MINI EPISODES 😱😲😮🤣🤩
They were on the DVDs and never on TH-cam. They never really even advertised that they were there, like with the "Meanwhile in the TARDIS" ones from the previous season, and the 3 from the following season. It's particularly frustrating because "Space and Time" was aired on television, and it never explains what the question was that Amy wanted to ask at the beginning. These 4 minisodes tell a single story, but many people weren't aware of the second half to that story. There are 3 more "Night and the Doctor" minisodes, but TH-cam blocks all uploads of them. Check out the playlist in the description of this video for more, and check out the description of the playlist for links to other sites where you can watch the ones I couldn't add to the playlist
@@PenneySounds well, they had been uploaded previously on TH-cam, but I imagine when Doctor Who was put on Amazon Prime under their paywall it became blocked to us, or at least the 'Night' mini-sodes were
@@Lia-uf1ir Not officially though. They're either flipped or subtitled to get around copyright. I figured doing a more transformative edit would be a more honest approach.
While Clara is my absolute favourite, Eleven and the Ponds really make an iconic trio! Also it's so cute that the Doctor sneaks out every night to spend time with River, especially considering this is when he falls for her- I wish we'd had more interactions between them
@@PenneySoundsCould you point me to where I can find those? Also, do you know if there's a complete list of all Doctor Who Audios and other media ordered chronologically somewhere? I want to watch, read, hear everything
@@ayla6854 I WISH I could find a chronological guide to the dramas. I'd like to follow it myself. But every guide I can find disagrees. And the audios have become real convoluted, with unnecessary spinoffs and bad recasting. I'm kind of giving up on them.
@@StefanTravis See thats where you are wrong 😅 Family doesn't necessary mean your parents and siblings, your grandparents or your pet. It's not blood, it's the people who are there. Who you learn from, who you can count on. Who you love. Be it your friends, your teacher or your hairdresser. The people who influences, motivates and sculpt you. Family is the people who makes you who you are 😊
This tardis was by far my favourite, it just felt so… warm and comforting. Remnants was good but it just didn’t have the same sense of wonder, and looked less refined which I guess makes sense but still. The one after, while sleek and clean, just seemed cold and distant, it didn’t have the same comforting glow this one had, the familiarity and the sense of space
Eleven’s first Tardis looked familiar but still new. It had stuff you recognized but also stuff you couldn’t put your finger on. It felt human, in a way
@@Rebel_Friend I like the stairs going up to the console, with the stairs beyond that, as well as just the general aesthetic. It feels like a home, this TARDIS has always been one of my favourites.
I always did wonder why they gave Smith such a cold and un-inviting redesign, this is definitely what I think of when it comes to Smith, the other room is just a less interesting version of Capaldi’s, which I would probably call my favorite. That moment in Deep Breath when we see the TARDIS redesign would have been so much more impactful if it went from Smith’s first one, to Capaldi’s, it would have shown how different Capaldi was going to be and justified Clara’s uneasiness about staying with him that much more, but instead we just got a recoloring, which never made sense to me.
"And WHAT would we do with TWO Amy Ponds!" - You KNOW what Rory was thinking when she slapped him, and probably pretty much any red blooded male over the age of 13 was thinking the same thing. Heck, I'm thinking it right now.
Steve Moffat is my all time favorite Doctor Who writer. In particular his ability to weave everyday occurrences, rhymes, ice cream and more into things related directly to the Doctor. Somehow it made all those common things we know into part of the fairy tale. And us along with them. I mean aside from his one-liners. "Pond flirting Pond. True love at last." "Rory! She's having an emotion!"
All this video did was remind me why the 11th doctor is my favorite. Also, I love how all these different episodes when put together, just end up just being a normal episode. This whole era was the peak of Moffat in my opinion.
I think the party mini episode is evidence of what he said about River's nights being just between the Doctor and her. Which I honestly think is kind of a hot quote.
9:48 to the end. The best scene Matt and Karen ever had together in my opinion. Beautiful heart to heart, great writing and exactly what a Doctor/friend relationship should be like. It's very like The second doctor and Victoria.
@@jyvben1520 Yes; but no, because while glass _can_ reflect, it is also transparent. So, commando with stockings and suspenders would be the thing, because no one looks good in pantyhose, no matter how much you love them. That'd make anybody drop something, wouldn't it?
"It was my skirt, my husband, and your glass floor" ... I love that line. Karen Gillan is an amazing actress, and in my book ranks up there with Liz Sladen for portraying one of the Doctor's companions.
it's nice to see some of the doctor and the ponds just chilling on the tardis. it gives the sense that they really did have lives with the doctor, not just once a week adventures. It'd be cool to see some of Capaldi's solo adventures just bumbling around the TARDIS, because he spent quite a while by himself while clara was busy
I didn't know about there being mini episodes until just yesterday. Thanks for uploading some! Its nice, seeing just a little bit more of the past Docter with Amy and Rory
A lot of old school whovians will tell you the 4th Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith were the best duo in the entire brand, others will say the 10th and Rose, I actually think the 11th and Amy was the better combo, mainly because even though Amy became and adult between her first and second encounter with the 11th, she hadn't really grown up and still acted like a child. the 11th treated her like one until he realised that she'd outgrown it. He made her think big and showed her also, while at the same time learning himself that it's not all about the monsters under the bed. He became the father-figure she never really had and he treated her like he'd re-found his grand-daughter Susan.
I love Donna. I relate to her so much. And I love her friendship with 10. They bicker like an old married couple, but there was never any romantic feelings. They both cared and loved each other a lot, both willing to give themselves so the other will be safe and happy. It was sad that he had to erase all her memories of him, so she never knew how much he changed her life and made her see the beauty in loving herself regardless of her "flaws".. For me, Amy will always be my favorite since she was my first companion, along with Rory. But Donna just has a special place in my heart 💙
My favorite is 12th and Clara because he went the farthest for her and it's understandable because she was in every reincarnation of his and she met him as a child.
The Doctor takes Amy to by er younger self an ice cream to rewrite her sad memory: "Crossing into established events is strictly forbidden...except for cheap tricks (and nice small moments)."
@@Rixxalight I thought the act of making physical contact with your past self put strain on the timeline which was already crumbling from her altering her own past by saving her father. Had the timeline been structurally intact/sound I doubt it would have created as much of an issue.
But...Amy remembers the strange lady buying her the ice-cream already, maybe in this case that loop always existed and not taking Amy back would be messing up the time line. And I know everyone's going to complain that the loop should never have started because both parts of it rely on the other part already having happened. To which I point you to the earlier clip when Amy explained the Tardis within a Tardis to everyone, despite not knowing what it meant and only able to explain because she had just heard herself say it. Did you complain about that loop and where that knowledge came from, no you didn't...so there.
A brilliant episode of Doctor Who with no new sets, no guest actors, no makeup or special effects, just a character-driven story. I think this cements the 11 / Amy / Rory era of Doctor Who as my favorite just as much as the big episodes like "A Good Man Goes to War" or even "Vincent and The Doctor"
Wait, this sounds like Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy stuff... Meeting up with a woman at a party, later a fishbowl and fish, mentioned in different books, but still... ☺
Coming back to “Good night” after having therapy is so cute cos that’s literally therapy: going to your childhood self and helping them from your present life. So cute
I love when they have episodes like this that show us the daily lives of our fav characters. When there isn't a galaxy or time threat, we get to see or at least get a glimpse of the misadventures and little moments in between the major plot points.
Oh, I *miss* this. I miss that happy TARDIS. I miss all those beautiful friendships and relationships and the way they all grew together. I miss those big, sad, old, wise eyes. 11:35
I love how blase Amy and Rory are about the naughty stuff... "I didn't wear a skirt." "Well that would have worked too..." "You ever see Amy drive Doctor?" "No!" "Neither did her driving instructor..." "It was my fault." "It kind of was her fault" "It was my skirt, and my husband, and your glass floor..." "Sorry." "We'd end up with 2 Amy Ponds forever, and then what would you do?" *Rory smiles* "This is how it all ends. Pond, flirting with herself. True love at last."
Context and questions that I have had since first watching this doctor. How can what was once two very different tangents of time and space be consolidated into one neat little package without undoing all of time and space. Why Rory is no longer an undying Roman robot, or the fact that Amy has memories of two different lifetimes crammed together. Boiling it down to one simple truth, to buy yourself and ice cream and to cheer up. Just an ounce more of magic offered from a golden era. Moffat really did not leave any stone unturned.
One universe was wiped out and lost - the other was born from the remnants and the big bang. However because they were so involved, those there at the end had their memories retained and combined with their selves that lived in the new universe. Don't forget that Amy had to see the Diary of River before her memories "returned".... BUT oddly, if you heard the people at the wedding, it's clear she had already met the Doctor previously.... so events had already transpired and the Doctor didn't simply begin to exist at their wedding. .....or did he?
“Remembering ice cream’s always sad.” I feel like Amy, Rory, and Matt’s Doctor Who are a reboot of 2nd Doctor, Zoe, and Jamie. That’s why they’re so loved.
Makes sense. Second Doctor was Matt Smith's favorite, hell he even insisted on wearing a bowtie because of Troughton, and a lot of his mannerisms are very much like the Second Doctor.
We miss the Pond's here in this household, they were always a smile creator for all of us, an occasional tear, but we miss them and time ( er er er ) does travel on.
So like… I had no idea this existed. Oh my word, I feel such happy nostalgia. The Doctor and the Ponds era was definitely my most favourite era of the reboot show (Rory is a heckin underrated character and I miss him and Amy)
The 11th Doctor was my Doctor growing up, I remember the first time Matt appeared on my television and I was in awe. This funny, quirky, bumbling man who spoke in riddles and ate fish fingers and custard, wore a bow tie and funny hats. Who went on adventures with the Ponds, oh what amazing adventures those were. I still cry when I watch old episodes. Steven Moffat’s writing was so strong, I never got to see these short clips as a kid but I’m so glad I stumbled upon them tonight, brings back so many great memories and the last one where the Doctor was talking about memories and how his companions are enormous parts of his life and they’re all he really remembers was so sweet. I really miss Eleven and the Ponds but I will always cherish these memories of going on adventures with them. Thank you for uploading this. “Everyone’s memories are a mess, life is a mess. People think their memories are bad but their memories are fine.” I really needed to hear my childhood hero say those words.
Nope, looks like I've hit the algorithm. Naturally it's over something I threw together in 10 minutes instead of the Star Trek video I spent six months on... th-cam.com/video/rD29-lSwdoc/w-d-xo.html
@@ConfusedKev Maybe I can turn some of them into Star Trek fans. It happened for me the other way around. I discovered Doctor Who when it came back in 2005, just when Star Trek ended. One kind of took the place of the other for me. I think they appeal to similar people.
The Pond era was the best. They honestly all seemed to like each other and the show seemed like they were on an exciting adventure. Yes there were dangers but it was adventure first. Lovely.
I like how this minisode discusses what the whole Pandorcia incidence is like from Amy's perspective - I've always wondered what would Amy feel now that she has two lives that are both true.
Now I understand why there are people who get real sore with Clara. Amy and Rory made such a companion duo that clicked and makes sense. Clara just was wonderful and amazing and you just had to accept that. Thanks for these shorts. Never knew they existed. More plz!
That really shows how affectionate the Doctor was with Amy. As we all do, we fear that we are only a tiny part of our lives's friends. Only part of *some* of their adventures... He reassures her, and brings her to not only to his next, but he chooses to make it about her. Showing her a way to cope. "Amy, you are enormous parts of my life. And you are all I ever remember". This is so true. I don't remember all the days at work, yet I remember every time I was with my best friend. Steven Moffat is absolutely brilliant.
12:12 When The Doctor start his speech and suddenly that BGM start to kick in. Out of All DW Director, I do believe Moffat is the best. The story continuity and the music is just amazing.
I was thinking Amy's question was going to be why she was having flashes of a different reality. This would have been when the Amy in the TARDIS was a living flesh and real Amy was being held by the Silence.
I think this takes place before that. After the honeymoon, but before they went back home and then were called to meet him in Utah. She was presumably taken after they went home.
I adore Doctor Who. I adored this doctor and these companions and I've forgotten just how much I loved them until watching this. Matt Smith made me love the doctor as much as I do.
My favorite companion and my second favorite Doctor together again! I never saw these minisodes before so it's such a treat for me to get to go back and revisit some moments in their times together that I never saw before!!!
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I swear if I see one more person using my video as yet another excuse to whine about the female Doctor, I will lock comments
Did people do that??? 😟😡 How dare they!!!
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Fantastic video
@@auticus4441 when it’s under the comments of someone’s own video it’s fair enough to not want it
I've unlocked comments, but all comments now require approval
"It's my skirt, my husband, and your glass floor." The perfect recipe for disaster . . . or River Song, depending.
The difference can be very subtle.
@@ThePlaidPhantom bold of you to assume there's a difference
Wait there is a difference?
😂
These replies are just fantastic
Amy being super into herself and Rory being super into the idea of two Amys is going to make one corner of the internet very happy
Maybe even two corners!
The Internet doesn't have corners, it's like a banana, or anything curved. Actually, it's not curved, or like a banana. Forget the banana.
@@falcychead8198 it’s more like a wibbly wobbly timey whimey ball of stuff and horny people
@@tuttiman55 so there are time travellers on the internet
Only one?
"Wait, you're dressed up. You never dress up. Was River at the party?"
"Ugh, why would she be there?! ... I do not sneak out at night to parties with, with River Song!"
"Hmm, how is she?"
"Fine."
Shortly after - "NOOO!! It's the wrong fish. I've taken the wrong fish. RIVER WE'VE GOT THE WRONG FISH!!!"
I love how this establishes that the two of them have their own side quests while Rory and Amy are asleep. We only see blips of their relationship in the actual episodes.
It's such a cute concept! Sneaking out of mom & dad's house to be with your girlfriend, except the girlfriend is actually their daughter, and you're a very lost son-in-law LMAO
Was the fish…Jim the fish?
Well seeing as how The Doctor is 900-something years old at one point, and over 1000 at another, its not like the shows could ever begin to show ALL of his life, or even any significant portion of it. There are massive amounts of history that have only ever been hinted at or implied. As he told the Testimony in TUAT, his memories would shatter even them - there surely isn't enough videotape, or hard drive storage, or any other type of mere human media, that could even begin to hold the entire lifetime. And no human could ever watch it all in their lifetime.
@@muzamilbaig7241 That would make sense, since The Doctor would be amazing at parties!
Remember too that River is in jail every day while Amy and Rory adventure. She busts out (and back in) every night to adventure with the Doctor.
9:12
I love how this scene just bursts into 30 seconds of pure chaos.
"RORY!!! She's having an emotion!!"
"You two have turns?!"
"NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! I've taken the wrong fish. RIVER, WE'VE GOT THE WRONG FISH!"
"What happens in three hours?"
"The pet shops open."
i love that river actually was at the party. would have loved to seen her reaction to the wrong fish comment
12:03 “Sometimes you catch him just staring”, man, this line is actually really sad, there’s a reason Rory is one of the best companions
That line made me wish the mini episodes were apart of the main story
@@xxxhero7275 They are. Well, most of them.
Another great bit is in "Meanwhile In The Tardis 2" from the previous season:
Doctor: That is not why you’re here.
Amy: Then why am I here?
Doctor: Because! Because I can’t see it any more
Amy: See what?
Doctor: I’m 907. After a while you just can’t see it.
Amy: See what?
Doctor: Everything. I look at a star and it’s just a big ball of burning gas and I know how it began, I know how it ends, and I was probably there both times. Now after a while everything is just stuff. That’s the problem. You make all of space and time your backyard and what do you have? A backyard. But you! You can see it. And when you see it, I see it.
@@PenneySounds that part was good but the context was kinda stupid
@@PenneySounds
Yes. That’s a good one. It also explains why reaction channels are so popular. Watching someone discover Doctor Who or Buffy for the first time is so gratifying now that I’ve seen all the episodes so many times.
Doesn't have to be sad, we could just be talking about the glass floor thing still.
"I get a bit scared on ghost trains so is it ok if I hold your hand?" That is absolutely adorable
Well he doesn't exactly have a good track record with trains.
Such a Dad thing to say. Like he still sees Amy as little Amelia. Love Eleven.
Well, The Signal-Man is his favorite Dickens story.
I gave you the 666th like
@@KathyHooverStitchinKat and ironically Amy’s technically his mother
Man I forgot how tight the writing was in these episodes. Like Moffat's writing had faults but in these just little scenes between adventures, just focused on the main cast he really shines.
Moffat is an amazing writer, problem is he's amazing at writing one or two part contained/semi-contained stories, but makes things too convoluted when trying to write entire season/series arcs.
I still want Jenny / Geny (GENetic anomolY) to return!
@Sic Semper Tyrannis Day of the Doctor is a one-and-done story though?
Nah series 5 and 6 were incredible and near perfection imo
idk i think there is a lot of writing with one hand in this clip
His run was so long ago now and yet it feels like just yesterday.
I watched Chris, and David, loved them... But Matt. Matt was my doctor. Heroic, off-kilter, sweet, dark, eccentric. I loved watching him interact with kids as the Doctor. Very Tom Baker in that regard.
One of a kind, that one.
Yess I completely agree!
Me too, still miss him so much!
I feel the same. I miss him so much!
I feel like he was the only one who actually captured the essence of what the Doctor is supposed to be. An insane immortal with a heart of gold, but a dark side you never wanted to be on. While I loved David, Matt's portrayal was the only one where I actually believed and understood why the universe feared The Doctor. He never yelled, and was always smiling so when that smile went away you knew shit was about to go down.
@@LostNbound my personal favorite will always be David Tennant because all I can think of is Scrooge McDuck and that just makes the show so much more hilarious.
If Amy gave her past self advice after hearing her future self say it when she was younger, then who wrote Beethoven's Fifth?
Easy; Rachmaninoff.
Easy, Peter Capaldi hinted The Doctor is Beethoven
Why cobble here?
@@Vaarya3515 no he said he met him, he’s very intense, he also loves an arm wrestle
@@deeznuts23yearsago Proves nothing. The Doctor lies.
I miss things like this.
MInisodes between episodes.
Just the TARDIS crew in the TARDIS.
The Doctor doing handy work on the TARDIS.
11's era had so many minisodes. If only that had kept up. 12 had 2 and that was it. 13 has had none.
Check out my playlist in the description for more minisodes. There are a few that haven't been available on TH-cam before
@@PenneySounds minisodes I feel are what really bridge the gap between Davies and Moffats writing style, all the Davies style moments that Moffat had less of a focus on tended to be in the form of minisodes
@@jackdriffill2394 Moffat also wrote the Davies-era minisode "Time Crash"
@@PenneySounds actually, there’s this VR-animated minisode for 13, but yeah, 11 had the best of the best.
@@piercelindenberg6842 Wasn't that a game? The one that's being rereleased for consoles this year?
There was such a warm and happy theme running through the Rory & Amy years. I loved it.
so true!
Reminding us that married couples can be cute and sexy when written properly
ikr they were all such a family, no one left behind
I just wished they (and River of course) stayed the entirety of season 7 instead of leaving halfway through.
I love how Karen delivers Amy’s best line:
“Okay, kids. This is where it gets complicated.” 💓
I actually really like this concept for an episode. Just a clipshow of multiple, 5-minute minisodes with a subtle and weak common-link. This could be a full-length episode.
I like that idea
Come to think of it, "The Power Of Three" kind of did that a bit, at least for the first half, since it kept jumping forward through time.
@@PenneySounds Yeah, but it wasn't really enough of it. There was still a threat/enemy and an overarching plot. Plus, there wasn't any moments in the TARDIS, which is what I wanna see.
To pad out the run time they could keep leaving and entering the tardis but it’s earlier and earlier. And we get to see old tardis’s
The dream lord would be a good villain for it
@@jimmy2k4o Here's how you pad the runtime
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12:02 “Rory was a Roman for 2000 years”
“He says he hardly remembers that”
“Ah but sometimes you catch him just staring”
Rory is the GOAT
I like how rory is technically older than the doctor before “heaven sent”
@@jeremytan739 Rory was over 2000 years old and the Doctor was over 2000 years old before heaven sent and hell bent
@@mainemail5506 he was about 900 years old before then
@@jeremytan739 Maybe. He didn't actually know his age anymore; he just added 100 years per regeneration. Word of God is that he's far, FAR older than he says, precisely because he's living whole lifetimes while his companions sleep.
Amy too basicly , she was just sleeping in the box
I adore the Doctor when he said things about memories. It doesn't make any sense, but it seems... kinda comforting as well. De Javu is just memories prevailing after time has been written!
Oh nicely done with déjà vu very nearly had it just nabbed the space in the wrong bit. Fun fact it means already seen in french. Which... i guess is pretty self explainitory and not at all unexpected but i thought it was neat when i learned french in high school so there you are.
Edmund, I love the way you wrote this.
@@acc45460It's certainly well thought out haha
14:04 Now I see where River gets it from
This makes way too much sense.
I love the Doctor's tone and expression when he says, "Oh, Rory!" after Amy explains why his dropping the thermo-coupling was her fault. There's a real sense of "You have failed me on a very personal level, Rory Pond!"
There is a wonderful moment here, at 12:00 , when the Doctor talks about Rory and the Lonely Centurion. Implying he remembers what happened to him for all those long years. And while Amy hadn't dismissed it there's a look on her face as if she hadn't seen that was happening. In retrospect you can see how that moment hurt her and forced the child that was Amy Pond to grow up, just that little bit more. The fact that these were all done as DVD (or charity) specials is almost painful.
A lot of people won't have seen these, won't even know they exist and unless they go looking won't find them. So thank you for putting this together and keeping it out there.
I hope we get more like this in the future and it inspires fans, new and old, to go looking for bonus material like it!
Trapped in the TARDIS, flirting with your younger self, seeing your friend go out to parties in secret, people turning into fish, this is the life on Doctor Who
Don't forget flies!
Nearly 10 years since I first watched my first doctor who episode (the eleventh hour), and ever since then it has been my childhood and I will always cherish it. I have probably seen every single scene with the doctor, Amy and Rory hundreds of times over the years. SO HOW THE HELL HAVE I NEVER SEEN THOSE LAST TWO MINI EPISODES 😱😲😮🤣🤩
They were on the DVDs and never on TH-cam. They never really even advertised that they were there, like with the "Meanwhile in the TARDIS" ones from the previous season, and the 3 from the following season.
It's particularly frustrating because "Space and Time" was aired on television, and it never explains what the question was that Amy wanted to ask at the beginning. These 4 minisodes tell a single story, but many people weren't aware of the second half to that story.
There are 3 more "Night and the Doctor" minisodes, but TH-cam blocks all uploads of them.
Check out the playlist in the description of this video for more, and check out the description of the playlist for links to other sites where you can watch the ones I couldn't add to the playlist
@@PenneySounds well, they had been uploaded previously on TH-cam, but I imagine when Doctor Who was put on Amazon Prime under their paywall it became blocked to us, or at least the 'Night' mini-sodes were
@@saiconjr I never saw these ones on TH-cam. Are the minisodes on Prime?
@@PenneySounds They are on dailymotion
@@Lia-uf1ir Not officially though. They're either flipped or subtitled to get around copyright. I figured doing a more transformative edit would be a more honest approach.
While Clara is my absolute favourite, Eleven and the Ponds really make an iconic trio! Also it's so cute that the Doctor sneaks out every night to spend time with River, especially considering this is when he falls for her- I wish we'd had more interactions between them
We actually have audio dramas now portraying more encounters between River and the Tenth Doctor, where they seem to fall for each other quite strongly
I love that a lot of their relationship is off camera, but then I simultaneously want more River & Doctor scenes 😭
@@PenneySoundsCould you point me to where I can find those? Also, do you know if there's a complete list of all Doctor Who Audios and other media ordered chronologically somewhere? I want to watch, read, hear everything
@@ayla6854 I WISH I could find a chronological guide to the dramas. I'd like to follow it myself. But every guide I can find disagrees. And the audios have become real convoluted, with unnecessary spinoffs and bad recasting. I'm kind of giving up on them.
@@PenneySounds damn. We need not only a chronological guide then, but also a guide that tells us when it's a spin-off.
“It was my skirt and my husband and your glass floor”- Doctor who, a family friendly show
It was a telethon special, so it could be a lot more risqué.
A family is a loose colllection of pointless taboos and pretences of shame. The people are more or less optional.
@@StefanTravis See thats where you are wrong 😅
Family doesn't necessary mean your parents and siblings, your grandparents or your pet. It's not blood, it's the people who are there. Who you learn from, who you can count on. Who you love. Be it your friends, your teacher or your hairdresser. The people who influences, motivates and sculpt you.
Family is the people who makes you who you are 😊
Anybody old enough to get that joke is old enough to hear it…..
God guys it was a joke 😂😂 I’m not judging it for not being family friendly, I found it hilarious, Jesus Christ some of you are thick 😂😂
1:42 I love how slowly the doctor realised what she meant
“OH Rory!!”😂😂😂
This tardis was by far my favourite, it just felt so… warm and comforting. Remnants was good but it just didn’t have the same sense of wonder, and looked less refined which I guess makes sense but still. The one after, while sleek and clean, just seemed cold and distant, it didn’t have the same comforting glow this one had, the familiarity and the sense of space
Eleven’s first Tardis looked familiar but still new. It had stuff you recognized but also stuff you couldn’t put your finger on. It felt human, in a way
@@Rebel_Friend
I like the stairs going up to the console, with the stairs beyond that, as well as just the general aesthetic.
It feels like a home, this TARDIS has always been one of my favourites.
I always did wonder why they gave Smith such a cold and
un-inviting redesign, this is definitely what I think of when it comes to Smith, the other room is just a less interesting version of Capaldi’s, which I would probably call my favorite. That moment in Deep Breath when we see the TARDIS redesign would have been so much more impactful if it went from Smith’s first one, to Capaldi’s, it would have shown how different Capaldi was going to be and justified Clara’s uneasiness about staying with him that much more, but instead we just got a recoloring, which never made sense to me.
"Ooooh this is how it all ends, Pond flirting with herself, true love at last. Oh... Sorry Rory." "Absolutely no problem at all."
My sides!
Rory's brain is unavailable right now, he's having a "moment".
Yep the monkey brain is having a field day
"And WHAT would we do with TWO Amy Ponds!" - You KNOW what Rory was thinking when she slapped him, and probably pretty much any red blooded male over the age of 13 was thinking the same thing. Heck, I'm thinking it right now.
I miss Moffat. He was an insane genius.
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Same. Intelligent, impish... and with one hell of a plot line.
Maybe Davies will have him write an episode
Steve Moffat is my all time favorite Doctor Who writer.
In particular his ability to weave everyday occurrences, rhymes, ice cream and more into things related directly to the Doctor. Somehow it made all those common things we know into part of the fairy tale. And us along with them.
I mean aside from his one-liners.
"Pond flirting Pond. True love at last."
"Rory! She's having an emotion!"
The fact that by the end her memory of dropping an ice cream and her future self gave her a new one warms my heart
oh, I'll throw a bit in that'll mess with your head....
Was it her self with or without parents that had dropped the ice cream?
All this video did was remind me why the 11th doctor is my favorite. Also, I love how all these different episodes when put together, just end up just being a normal episode. This whole era was the peak of Moffat in my opinion.
I consider the Pond era to be the peak of the show in general
@@PenneySounds yea I agree even though Clara is my favorite companion
I think the party mini episode is evidence of what he said about River's nights being just between the Doctor and her. Which I honestly think is kind of a hot quote.
Then you'll enjoy "First Night" and "Last Night"
Tadah. Thank heavens for fair use.
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9:48 to the end. The best scene Matt and Karen ever had together in my opinion. Beautiful heart to heart, great writing and exactly what a Doctor/friend relationship should be like. It's very like The second doctor and Victoria.
I just put it together: Pond is Scottish, and Scots invented commando.
and glass can also reflect so don't think so ! And Amy is the doctor's mother in law !
@@jyvben1520 Yes; but no, because while glass _can_ reflect, it is also transparent. So, commando with stockings and suspenders would be the thing, because no one looks good in pantyhose, no matter how much you love them. That'd make anybody drop something, wouldn't it?
Well uh not to me... Pantyhose is one of my things, so people look very nice in them to me
"It was my skirt, my husband, and your glass floor" ... I love that line.
Karen Gillan is an amazing actress, and in my book ranks up there with Liz Sladen for portraying one of the Doctor's companions.
it's nice to see some of the doctor and the ponds just chilling on the tardis. it gives the sense that they really did have lives with the doctor, not just once a week adventures. It'd be cool to see some of Capaldi's solo adventures just bumbling around the TARDIS, because he spent quite a while by himself while clara was busy
I didn't know about there being mini episodes until just yesterday. Thanks for uploading some!
Its nice, seeing just a little bit more of the past Docter with Amy and Rory
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Same here. Thank you!
I'm finding out, just now. I'm having to scroll through the comments to find out what, even, is happening.
A lot of old school whovians will tell you the 4th Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith were the best duo in the entire brand, others will say the 10th and Rose, I actually think the 11th and Amy was the better combo, mainly because even though Amy became and adult between her first and second encounter with the 11th, she hadn't really grown up and still acted like a child. the 11th treated her like one until he realised that she'd outgrown it. He made her think big and showed her also, while at the same time learning himself that it's not all about the monsters under the bed. He became the father-figure she never really had and he treated her like he'd re-found his grand-daughter Susan.
then she became his mother-in-law
@@a.m.s6611 and that was after she snogged him
I love Donna. I relate to her so much. And I love her friendship with 10. They bicker like an old married couple, but there was never any romantic feelings. They both cared and loved each other a lot, both willing to give themselves so the other will be safe and happy. It was sad that he had to erase all her memories of him, so she never knew how much he changed her life and made her see the beauty in loving herself regardless of her "flaws".. For me, Amy will always be my favorite since she was my first companion, along with Rory. But Donna just has a special place in my heart 💙
Love this 🥰🥺
My favorite is 12th and Clara because he went the farthest for her and it's understandable because she was in every reincarnation of his and she met him as a child.
The Doctor takes Amy to by er younger self an ice cream to rewrite her sad memory: "Crossing into established events is strictly forbidden...except for cheap tricks (and nice small moments)."
but Rose holding her baby self Caused a Paradox DR WHO LOGIC
@@Rixxalight I thought the act of making physical contact with your past self put strain on the timeline which was already crumbling from her altering her own past by saving her father. Had the timeline been structurally intact/sound I doubt it would have created as much of an issue.
@@avengingsoul9407 good point
@@avengingsoul9407 Exactly right, it was the straw that broke the camel's back and allowed the reapers into the church.
But...Amy remembers the strange lady buying her the ice-cream already, maybe in this case that loop always existed and not taking Amy back would be messing up the time line.
And I know everyone's going to complain that the loop should never have started because both parts of it rely on the other part already having happened. To which I point you to the earlier clip when Amy explained the Tardis within a Tardis to everyone, despite not knowing what it meant and only able to explain because she had just heard herself say it. Did you complain about that loop and where that knowledge came from, no you didn't...so there.
A brilliant episode of Doctor Who with no new sets, no guest actors, no makeup or special effects, just a character-driven story. I think this cements the 11 / Amy / Rory era of Doctor Who as my favorite just as much as the big episodes like "A Good Man Goes to War" or even "Vincent and The Doctor"
This just makes me really miss the characters of Amy and Rory
WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT!
There is a party, there is River Song, there is a fish!
Is this the missing adventure of River, the Doctor and Jim the Fish?
Holy fish sticks that makes sense!
He thought it was Liz the fish at first, but it wasn't Liz, so you might be right
Wait, this sounds like Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy stuff... Meeting up with a woman at a party, later a fishbowl and fish, mentioned in different books, but still... ☺
@@joeywang4769 and don't forget the most important part... the custard :D:D
I was thinking the same thing!
Coming back to “Good night” after having therapy is so cute cos that’s literally therapy: going to your childhood self and helping them from your present life.
So cute
I love when they have episodes like this that show us the daily lives of our fav characters. When there isn't a galaxy or time threat, we get to see or at least get a glimpse of the misadventures and little moments in between the major plot points.
Oh, I *miss* this. I miss that happy TARDIS. I miss all those beautiful friendships and relationships and the way they all grew together. I miss those big, sad, old, wise eyes. 11:35
I love how blase Amy and Rory are about the naughty stuff...
"I didn't wear a skirt." "Well that would have worked too..."
"You ever see Amy drive Doctor?" "No!" "Neither did her driving instructor..."
"It was my fault." "It kind of was her fault" "It was my skirt, and my husband, and your glass floor..." "Sorry."
"We'd end up with 2 Amy Ponds forever, and then what would you do?" *Rory smiles*
"This is how it all ends. Pond, flirting with herself. True love at last."
Context and questions that I have had since first watching this doctor. How can what was once two very different tangents of time and space be consolidated into one neat little package without undoing all of time and space. Why Rory is no longer an undying Roman robot, or the fact that Amy has memories of two different lifetimes crammed together. Boiling it down to one simple truth, to buy yourself and ice cream and to cheer up. Just an ounce more of magic offered from a golden era. Moffat really did not leave any stone unturned.
Wibbly wobbly...
Ha, my thoughts exactly. This era of Doctor Who is a bounty of imagination.
@@PenneySounds time-y wime-y
One universe was wiped out and lost - the other was born from the remnants and the big bang. However because they were so involved, those there at the end had their memories retained and combined with their selves that lived in the new universe.
Don't forget that Amy had to see the Diary of River before her memories "returned".... BUT oddly, if you heard the people at the wedding, it's clear she had already met the Doctor previously.... so events had already transpired and the Doctor didn't simply begin to exist at their wedding.
.....or did he?
"RORY SHE'S HAVING AN EMOTION!" LMAO
“Remembering ice cream’s always sad.” I feel like Amy, Rory, and Matt’s Doctor Who are a reboot of 2nd Doctor, Zoe, and Jamie. That’s why they’re so loved.
Makes sense. Second Doctor was Matt Smith's favorite, hell he even insisted on wearing a bowtie because of Troughton, and a lot of his mannerisms are very much like the Second Doctor.
Ahh now, this is what they call writing, funny, clever and everybody has something to say and do.
Love the touch that he still remembers to say thank you to his slightly older self, it's always good manners 🙂
Nostalgia for the Matt Smith era of Doctor Who is reminiscent of that era in people's lives from 2010 - 2013.
The second two of those I’ve never seen until now. It’s 2021, and just now seen those. Awesome 🤩. What a gift!
Check out the playlist. There may be more you missed. A few aren't here on TH-cam, so I've linked to them in the description
We miss the Pond's here in this household, they were always a smile creator for all of us, an occasional tear, but we miss them and time ( er er er ) does travel on.
So like… I had no idea this existed. Oh my word, I feel such happy nostalgia. The Doctor and the Ponds era was definitely my most favourite era of the reboot show (Rory is a heckin underrated character and I miss him and Amy)
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Absolutely peak doctor who!! Brings back soo many memories. The soundtrack, the emotion, the acting…. Perfect is an understatement
only the doctor can solve an impossible space AND time loop in under 10 minutes..
It's a lot easier when his future self can just tell him the answer
Hopefully my edit of "Time Crash" gets unblocked...
There we are
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I love Karen Gillan. Amy Pond is my favourite companion.
Yup.
And two of them? Awesome
The 11th Doctor was my Doctor growing up, I remember the first time Matt appeared on my television and I was in awe. This funny, quirky, bumbling man who spoke in riddles and ate fish fingers and custard, wore a bow tie and funny hats. Who went on adventures with the Ponds, oh what amazing adventures those were. I still cry when I watch old episodes. Steven Moffat’s writing was so strong, I never got to see these short clips as a kid but I’m so glad I stumbled upon them tonight, brings back so many great memories and the last one where the Doctor was talking about memories and how his companions are enormous parts of his life and they’re all he really remembers was so sweet. I really miss Eleven and the Ponds but I will always cherish these memories of going on adventures with them. Thank you for uploading this. “Everyone’s memories are a mess, life is a mess. People think their memories are bad but their memories are fine.” I really needed to hear my childhood hero say those words.
“RORY SHES HAVING AN EMOTION!”
14:04
Amy: I hate you.
Doctor: No you don't.
Like mother like daughter
Amy "It's my fault. My skirt, my husband, your glass foor"
Rory "sorry (not sorry)"
Wow, the views are kicking off. Somebody must have shared this somewhere
Nope, looks like I've hit the algorithm. Naturally it's over something I threw together in 10 minutes instead of the Star Trek video I spent six months on...
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The doctor who fans are getting corraled over to you
@@ConfusedKev Maybe I can turn some of them into Star Trek fans. It happened for me the other way around. I discovered Doctor Who when it came back in 2005, just when Star Trek ended. One kind of took the place of the other for me. I think they appeal to similar people.
I never seen the last one tbh
@@GarethMcD-zq8ei The last which?
Why is it 11 and Amy always made me laugh and cry at the same time?
Ditto.
I find it crazy that I'm still finding new DW material from the Smith era.
That's why I made the playlist. But there's still one more in this series that's still hiding on the DVDs and not available here on TH-cam.
“But just in case… Pond, put some trousers on” 😂 I think about this line about 2x a week
Man that twist at the beginning is why I love doctor who!
Never adored the lighting in the TARDIS more than ever in Bad Night and Good Night
Much better than the new TARDIS.
I do miss the chemistry they had.
Thank you for making these 3 mini episodes into 1. I hadn’t seen the 2 & 3 before. Truly, thank you
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14:10 Everytime I hear that music box I get sad.
Me too
I’m in love with Donna and Amy and River. Three best companions (I’m counting River. Fight me)
woah i've never seen these minisodes.. it's heartwarming how a new memory was created when the doctor took amy back in time
A lot of people never got to see the minisodes. I put together a playlist with as many of them as possible.
OKAY EVERYONE. I WANNA SHOW YOU SOMETHING. PAUSE AT 8:59 *THAT* is the BEST HAIR moment Matt *ever* had in the show _and it's not even in the show._ 😤
The Pond era was the best.
They honestly all seemed to like each other and the show seemed like they were on an exciting adventure. Yes there were dangers but it was adventure first.
Lovely.
“I do not sneak out at night to party’s with river song!”
“RIVER, We got the wrong fish!”
I laughed so hard
The first episode is the horniest episode of Who I've ever seen 😂
The second is probably the best written episode I've seen in years 👍
11 was the wisest out them all
I like how this minisode discusses what the whole Pandorcia incidence is like from Amy's perspective - I've always wondered what would Amy feel now that she has two lives that are both true.
I really enjoyed this, didn't realise it was a mesh until afterwards, thought I had missed an episode somewhere lol! Great job!
I really miss Matt as the Doctor , my favourite Doctor by far , he made me laugh tons
I just miss Matt -- so young, so human, so old, and so alien. All in one.
“Or met someone for the first time and felt like they’ve known them all their lives”
That is very true and has happened to me before
Now I understand why there are people who get real sore with Clara. Amy and Rory made such a companion duo that clicked and makes sense. Clara just was wonderful and amazing and you just had to accept that.
Thanks for these shorts. Never knew they existed. More plz!
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I loved Clara. Nothing compares to Rose and The tenth Doctors chemistry though
Matt, Karen and Arthur, brilliant
That really shows how affectionate the Doctor was with Amy.
As we all do, we fear that we are only a tiny part of our lives's friends. Only part of *some* of their adventures...
He reassures her, and brings her to not only to his next, but he chooses to make it about her. Showing her a way to cope.
"Amy, you are enormous parts of my life. And you are all I ever remember".
This is so true.
I don't remember all the days at work, yet I remember every time I was with my best friend.
Steven Moffat is absolutely brilliant.
These mini episodes are just crazy with the timey-wimey! How fun!
Im so glad they pointed out her wearing a skirt over a glass floor, cause I had noticed it right before Rory dropped a thermo coupling
12:12 When The Doctor start his speech and suddenly that BGM start to kick in. Out of All DW Director, I do believe Moffat is the best. The story continuity and the music is just amazing.
The deepest saddest thing about the 11th Doctor. This hit on so many levels
4:31 Rory is Captain Jack Harkness in disguise confirmed
I was thinking Amy's question was going to be why she was having flashes of a different reality. This would have been when the Amy in the TARDIS was a living flesh and real Amy was being held by the Silence.
Hmmm, maybe that's why Rory got a bit flustered. He looked up through the glass floor and it was as blank and smooth as Barbie.
I think this takes place before that. After the honeymoon, but before they went back home and then were called to meet him in Utah. She was presumably taken after they went home.
I adore Doctor Who. I adored this doctor and these companions and I've forgotten just how much I loved them until watching this. Matt Smith made me love the doctor as much as I do.
Just found these minisodes... man, I miss this group.
Rory breaking the TARDIS on accident because he saw up Amy's skirt is wholesome.
Love these minisodes! It feels the whole story is complete now that we get to see the gang's everyday life lol.
My favorite companion and my second favorite Doctor together again! I never saw these minisodes before so it's such a treat for me to get to go back and revisit some moments in their times together that I never saw before!!!
I love how the doctor says he gets a bit scared on ghost trains when he literally battles actual terrifying threats all the time
Yeah, makes it clear that hes just saying that cause he knows Amy needs to hold someones hand at that moment
This makes me really miss 11, Amy and Rory. 💙😔
Aww the doctor asking his mother in law if he can hold her hand
In Rory's defense..."DEAR GOD, that woman is MADE of legs. That's the most legs on any living human!" - Clara Oswald.
The main Matt Smith tardis console room was easily the most beautiful looking for me