I love how you posted this today which is Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred and Anthony Ainleys birthday which all three coincidentally appear in this final story. Although McCoy does return for the TV movie
It was a cruddy way for McCoy's doctor and Ace to finish the series. "Come on, Ace we have work to do." Not a bad line but we didn't get to see any of that.
In the first every Doctor Who story, the Doctor tries to kill someone with a rock and is stopped. In the final Doctor Who story (of the classic series), the Doctor tries to kill someone with a rock and stops himself.
Anti C. Baker Who fans -"Colin Baker was too violent" me - "Oh really and I suppose william Hartnell trying to murder a caveman with a rock wasn't too violent"
Brilliant. You've got it in one. That's the arc of the entire character across 30 years. Breathtaking when you think about it. From a man who would not have thought twice about killing to a man who almost physically cannot stand the act of violence, to elements hanging in balance in perpetual antagonism and dynamism. What a beautiful show.
The ball is the first game ever being invented. Stone Age man, he picked up a rock. He said, "Oh, das ist ein ball!" He throwed it, und he killed a man. He said, "Oh, what fun." Und now everybody loves the balls! Until the year five billion, when the very last human picks up the skull of his enemy und says, "That is the final ball of all." Ja?
Imagine just seeing Sylvester McCoy yelling in the middle of the street next to a police box from the 1960's Also the girl at 18:17 is a young Jackie Tyler and nobody can convince me otherwise
20:08 "There are worlds out there where the skies are burning, the seas asleep and the rivers dream. People made of smoke and cities made of song. Somewhere there's danger, somewhere there's injustice, somewhere else the tea's getting cold. Come on Ace, we've got work to do."
Aaarrrrgggghhhhh!!!!!!! Twee doesn't get anywhere near to describing this. For heaven's sake get someone in who can do this sort of thing sensibly. Unless this is ironic or something..😊
I LOVED working on this, one of my favorite acting jobs ever, great fellow Cast & Crew, superb weather, great memories, thanks for uploading this, nice to see a few of the scenes I am in, after all those years!,
@@memoir4you Hi I am one of the Defence Lads, (the one with the mauve base ball cap & light Grey sweatshirt) if you go on to my channel, I have a few videos with TV/Film stars I have worked with and on Part 2 are some still shots taken from this which show which one I am, as well as some scenes from a few of the many other TV/Films I have worked on over the years, IF your interested? in seeing those, that is, I have met & worked with some big stars over the years, Sophie, Sylvester,& Anthony among them, Thanks for your reply to my comment, and so glad you enjoyed this story of Dr Who, on behalf of my fellow cast & crew ,involved in these episodes, I know that they, like myself ,will appreciate your support for the series, Dr Who fans are the best!.
imagine if the Doctor only had 12 regenerations (how I believe it should have been) 1 Willima Hartnell 2 Patrick Troughton 3 Jon Pertwee 4 Tom Baker 5 Peter Davison 6 Colin Baker 7 Sylvester McCoy 8 Paul Mcgann 9 John Hurt 10 Christopher Eccleston 11 David Tennant 12 Matt Smith (final regeneration) Final incarnation - Peter Capaldi
3:06 I love this shot with the 80s phone box. Happy memories. They should have made some subtle TARDIS reference, like McCoy giving it an awkward glance and a tap. Or some quick line in the script, eg "This one's got bigger windows than yours, Doctor!"
One of the few endings of anything that can bring a tear of both sadness and joy together. For me not a great story but a fitting ending to one of thee, if not THEE greatest show ever made.
As a kid, I loved this story. As an adult rewatching it, the production values are severely dated and the low budget screams from every pore (poor?!). But it still stands up, and was a great way to bow out, with the Doctor being true to himself, Ace being perhaps the best of all the classic companions, the best portrayal of the Master in all of Ainsley’s time, and a bittersweet conclusion to a troubled last few years of the show.
@@FreeTheDonbas I suppose it is only really necessary if you are trying to distinguish between the Hartnell to mcgann Doctors and the Eccleston to Whittaker Doctors.
@@FreeTheDonbas "classic" in this instance is not needed unless the person who typed it thinks compared to the the new who Doctors he is not one of the best Doctors and wanted to specify "classic" Doctors although I doubt that is the case as mose people use "classic" when it's unnecessary
Big Finish show what might have been; Not only have they literally adapted the scripts that were meant to be part of Season 27, but they have also done countless original adventures featuring The Doctor, Ace, Hex, and sometimes even Mel! :)
@@jeaddhist For many years Colin Baker was rated as the so called worst Dr and Sylvester McCoy was rated as the so called second worst Doctor by fandom although I've always loved both
@@FreeTheDonbas I've not noticed an attitude that puts Eccleston below Colin Baker, and would be surprised if you could point me to a youtube Doctors ranked video where Christopher Eccleston is below both Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy. But maybe compared to the other new Doctors alone he comes off worst
@@FreeTheDonbas The sixth Doctor was the shouty, arrogant one with clothes they didn't like & acting they didn't like representation (as some may describe) but not that it's how I would describe him as he's one of my favorites. But if a groups of people who have not seen before Paul Mcgann to Jodie Whittaker they aren't in a place to make a fair jusjement when only 6-7 Doctors have been watched out of 13-14 Doctors . It's like saying the last film in the franchize is the best when you haven't even seen the others. So yes Eccleston has a chance because most people prefer Eccleston in my experience, although I prefer Both Colin and Sylvesrer. But if you go on reputation it's a bit of a sheep mentality than watching it yourself and coming to an individual opinion. But Eccleston as the worst of new who says nothing about colin Baker or McCoy. But at least Big Finish Colin and sylvester's popularity has improvred
@@FreeTheDonbas Okay let me make it simpler for you. For people who have seen all of the Doctors from classic to new who and not just new who doctors the majority of them will say Eccleston is better than C. Baker and Sylvester McCoy. I highly doubt generally speaking Eccleston is the least popular maybe for a few they say Eccleston but nowadays the least popular is Jodie Whittaker anyway.
Horsenden Hill is one of the most surprising things in London, especially when seen late in the day as it is being caught by the sun. A wooded, flat topped, mound that arises out of a patch of mixed wild and park land among a sea of suburban houses and industrial estates. The site of an iron age hill fort it is a massive, surreal, "Nevertheless..." right in the middle of Metroland.
The interesting thing about this episode apart from it being the swan song of old Who is that it shows the master being manipulated himself which isnt something any other episode features to my recollection old or new who.
I've heard that, as originally conceived, the Cheetah people were to be more human-looking, with ears,fake contacts. John Nathan Turner insisted on a more monster-like design, and I really want to see the world in which the former plan took effect
Uploaded on Sylvester McCoy's, Sophie Aldred's, and Anthony Ainsley's birthdays. One of my favourite Seventh Doctor stories, I have met both Sylvester and Sophie, and they signed my VHS copy of this adventure.
There are worlds out there, where the skies are burning, the seas asleep and the rivers dream, people made of smoke and cities made of song, some of those danger, some of this injustice, somewhere else where the tea is getting cold. Come on Ace! We've got work to do!
I felt genuinely sad and dissapointed this was the last story, but the ending was perfect, so it was a nice bookend. Still miss Ace very much, the only companion to take a baseball bat to a Dalek and win :) And while I know not everyone was a fan of McCoy, his Doctor still had some fantastic lines and true zingers of insults to his long time enemies.
It's ironic that the person who played Kara - a cat killed off in the final episode of classic who - would later play Bernice Summerfield, a character who would witness 7 & Ace's breakup during the Big Finish audios. I get the feeling that Big Finish cares not only about Doctor Who as a whole, but the people who have worked on it. For example, bringing back Mags and the Chief Clown from Greatest Show in the Galaxy for new adventures, more moments with Fenric, more fleshed out moments with Mel, etc.
@@FreeTheDonbas Let's see. An objective post containing literal examples (vs) a comment that just says "nah, it's naff". If you're going to call someone a bot, it helps if you don't act like one -- and the best part is, I'm not even a huge Big Finish fan. But hey, if shooting needless hate into the void makes you feel better, go for it!
@@FreeTheDonbas It's nice to know that everything I said remains uncontested. If you want to keep writing a lot-of-nothing-hate-posts, then there is only one bot in the equation, and it's not the person backing a casual compliment with objective examples. But hey, if you want to prove me right by posting more bot-based non-arguments because you dislike BF, go for it!
@FreeAssange Sounds like you're describing the franchise in general, and the rest is subjective flim-flam. Conversely, spamming "BF-Bot" at non-fans marks you as infinitely more fanatical about BF than the person you're trying to insult, so I genuinely hope you're not trying to offend anyone with that low-grade trolling :)
''There are worlds out there, and the sky's burning. The seas asleep, and the rivers dream, people made of smoke and cities made of song. Some of those danger some of this injustice, and somewhere else the tea is getting cold. Come On Ace We Got Work To Do!.''
The actual words (which, unlike the closed captions, make grammatical sense) are "There are worlds out there where the sky is burning, the sea's asleep, and the rivers dream. People made of smoke, and cities made of song. Somewhere there's danger; somewhere there's injustice; somewhere else the tea's getting cold. Come on Ace - we've got work to do."
Honestly imagine if this was how the Master died. It probably would have been one of the more fitting deaths for him. Trapped alone on a planet and the Doctor is spared because even after all this time, he was the one willing to show mercy at the very end, even after everything the Master had done to him and his companions.
At least the old series went out on a high note, though it is a shame that JNT changed the original cheetah deisgn. I think alot of the Ace/Karra subtext would've worked better with the intended plan of people with cat ears, contacts and face paint. Incidentally I live the soundtrack in this episode, its great.
A little disappointed that there is a large portion cut out around the 14/15min mark. You can still see the motorcycles smoldering in the background, but not the crash or things surrounding it
It all just disappears doesn't it? Everything you are, gone in a moment like breath on a mirror. Any moment now, he’s a coming, The Doctor and I always will be. But times change and so must I. We all change, when you think about it. We are all different people all through our lives and that's okay, that's good you've got to keep moving so long as you remember all the people that you used to be. I will not forget one line of this, not one day, I swear. I will always remember when The Doctor was me... Edit: this is the most like I ever got thanks
not sure who is going to believe me but before that speech happened I came to the conclusion life is a bit like regeneration as we are different people all through out our lives.
She's always worn the Blue Peter badge. In fact, her badge collection is quite consistent throughout the entire era. If you want an unintentional easter egg, she wore Batman earrings during Remembrance of the Daleks.
The FitnessGram Pacer Test is a multistage aerobic capacity test that progressively gets more difficult as it continues. The 20 meter pacer test will begin in 30 seconds. Line up at the start. The running speed starts slowly but gets faster each minute after you hear this signal bodeboop. A sing lap should be completed every time you hear this sound. ding Remember to run in a straight line and run as long as possible. The second time you fail to complete a lap before the sound, your test is over. The test will begin on the word start. On your mark. Get ready!… Start.
Someone else made this comment on another video,but I'm going to say this anyway. For the next anniversary they should make a special similar to an adventure in space and time about this episode survival and the ending of the original classic run of this series. Now I don't know who could play any of the other actors but I think that (through some prosthetic makeup) former doctor david tennant can pull off playing the legendary Sylvester McCoy. If David can mimmick Sylvester's voice perfectly then why not?
He wasn't a young man during his tenure, but he was very active throughout it -- lots of running, falling, and stunt work. In fact, they disallowed him from doing various stuns himself (eg. using his umbrella to wire-glide in Remembrance). Even now, he can't do conventions without walking around constantly. A very active man.
This was the 1980s, when the most exciting thing on Sunday TV was The Antiques Roadshow. And, besides, it's not a producer/showrunner's decision as to when a show goes out, but the BBC schedulers.
No official word on that. However the schedules have been fairly predictable for years now. I would expect them to start filming towards the end of the year, for broadcast in late 2021. That's assuming coronavirus doesn't delay it.
I love how you posted this today which is Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred and Anthony Ainleys birthday which all three coincidentally appear in this final story. Although McCoy does return for the TV movie
And a very Happy Birthday to all three! 💙💙
😄
Ainleysys did do the video game (Destiny of the Doctors) , and the other two did do Search Out Space
and the one we don't talk about..
No way, that's ridiculous. Never realised that
It was a cruddy way for McCoy's doctor and Ace to finish the series. "Come on, Ace we have work to do." Not a bad line but we didn't get to see any of that.
The Doctor - "Come on Ace, There's work to do".
Ace - "Where"?
The Doctor - "Big Finish".
classic dr who ended in 1989
me: - Big Finish disagrees
Gold
Virgin New Adventures: Allow us to introduce ourselves.
@@MondySpartan Virgin Missing Adventures: We're Neighbors.
@@mrjekyllandhyde9941 lol
In the first every Doctor Who story, the Doctor tries to kill someone with a rock and is stopped. In the final Doctor Who story (of the classic series), the Doctor tries to kill someone with a rock and stops himself.
Anti C. Baker Who fans -"Colin Baker was too violent"
me - "Oh really and I suppose william Hartnell trying to murder a caveman with a rock wasn't too violent"
character development
@@mrjekyllandhyde9941 Didn't you listen? He was only trying to get the caveman to draw his way back to their camp :P
Brilliant. You've got it in one. That's the arc of the entire character across 30 years. Breathtaking when you think about it. From a man who would not have thought twice about killing to a man who almost physically cannot stand the act of violence, to elements hanging in balance in perpetual antagonism and dynamism. What a beautiful show.
The ball is the first game ever being invented. Stone Age man, he picked up a rock. He said, "Oh, das ist ein ball!" He throwed it, und he killed a man. He said, "Oh, what fun." Und now everybody loves the balls! Until the year five billion, when the very last human picks up the skull of his enemy und says, "That is the final ball of all." Ja?
Imagine just seeing Sylvester McCoy yelling in the middle of the street next to a police box from the 1960's
Also the girl at 18:17 is a young Jackie Tyler and nobody can convince me otherwise
Liviru Gedara yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees
So baby Rose is somewhere offscreen!
Apart from the looks and the voice, she'd be about the right age, too!
This is fact not even the writers are going to change my mind
Thing is, we have met a 1980's version of Javkie Tyler in 'Fathers Day' series 1...
20:08 "There are worlds out there where the skies are burning, the seas asleep and the rivers dream. People made of smoke and cities made of song. Somewhere there's danger, somewhere there's injustice, somewhere else the tea's getting cold. Come on Ace, we've got work to do."
Aaarrrrgggghhhhh!!!!!!! Twee doesn't get anywhere near to describing this. For heaven's sake get someone in who can do this sort of thing sensibly. Unless this is ironic or something..😊
Anthony Ainley is great in this one as he finally gets to play the Master the way he always wanted more calm cold and evil.
Currently watching this for the first time as this video is released.
I LOVED working on this, one of my favorite acting jobs ever, great fellow Cast & Crew, superb weather, great memories, thanks for uploading this, nice to see a few of the scenes I am in, after all those years!,
Who did you play ? It's a great story shot entirely on location.
@@memoir4you Hi I am one of the Defence Lads, (the one with the mauve base ball cap & light Grey sweatshirt) if you go on to my channel, I have a few videos with TV/Film stars I have worked with and on Part 2 are some still shots taken from this which show which one I am, as well as some scenes from a few of the many other TV/Films I have worked on over the years, IF your interested? in seeing those, that is, I have met & worked with some big stars over the years, Sophie, Sylvester,& Anthony among them, Thanks for your reply to my comment, and so glad you enjoyed this story of Dr Who, on behalf of my fellow cast & crew ,involved in these episodes, I know that they, like myself ,will appreciate your support for the series, Dr Who fans are the best!.
This era of Doctor Who ended before its time, but this is still a fantastic way to end the Classic series
correct on both counts
imagine if the Doctor only had 12 regenerations
(how I believe it should have been)
1 Willima Hartnell
2 Patrick Troughton
3 Jon Pertwee
4 Tom Baker
5 Peter Davison
6 Colin Baker
7 Sylvester McCoy
8 Paul Mcgann
9 John Hurt
10 Christopher Eccleston
11 David Tennant
12 Matt Smith (final regeneration)
Final incarnation - Peter Capaldi
@@FreeTheDonbas they are not canonical to the TV show
@@FreeTheDonbas it's quite easy to determine it as canon
Not only my second-favourite story of all time but the single most underrated.
Season 25-26
The 2nd Golden Age of Doctor Who.
3:06 I love this shot with the 80s phone box. Happy memories. They should have made some subtle TARDIS reference, like McCoy giving it an awkward glance and a tap. Or some quick line in the script, eg "This one's got bigger windows than yours, Doctor!"
One of the few endings of anything that can bring a tear of both sadness and joy together. For me not a great story but a fitting ending to one of thee, if not THEE greatest show ever made.
As a kid, I loved this story. As an adult rewatching it, the production values are severely dated and the low budget screams from every pore (poor?!). But it still stands up, and was a great way to bow out, with the Doctor being true to himself, Ace being perhaps the best of all the classic companions, the best portrayal of the Master in all of Ainsley’s time, and a bittersweet conclusion to a troubled last few years of the show.
Are we just going to ignore the fact that 7 met Jackie Tyler?
@@bookcollector538 maybe it was Jackie's mom
It's so Jackie!
It's 100% Jackie and you'll never convince me otherwise
GR Studios probably her sister or something
So you say Lol
The Seventh and Ace were such a good team.
I could watch those two forever. Ace n the Professor.
McCoy was one of the best classic doctors in the classic era
At last some one that agrees with me
@@FreeTheDonbas I suppose it is only really necessary if you are trying to distinguish between the Hartnell to mcgann Doctors and the Eccleston to Whittaker Doctors.
@@FreeTheDonbas "classic" in this instance is not needed unless the person who typed it thinks compared to the the new who Doctors he is not one of the best Doctors and wanted to specify "classic" Doctors although I doubt that is the case as mose people use "classic" when it's unnecessary
Arguably the second best of the original 7 Doctors after Tom Baker IMO.
I was 5 years old when this aired and still have very vague memories of watching it at my grandparents
Time flies
Doctor: “I think you’ll find things quieting down now.”
Jackie: “I hope so. Just put Rose down for a nap.”
Fantastic episode to end the classic series of Doctor Who, I wished we got Season 27.
Big Finish show what might have been;
Not only have they literally adapted the scripts that were meant to be part of Season 27, but they have also done countless original adventures featuring The Doctor, Ace, Hex, and sometimes even Mel! :)
Technically we did with Series 1 but I see what you mean.
Personally I think both Sylvester McCoy and Colin Baker should have both been given another series
@@mrjekyllandhyde9941 Big Finish got their backs!
What a way to end the Classic era...
...And to set the tones for the New Who era!!!
@@VBaskin2010 I'd say the new who era had influences of it but was never quite as good imo
Both Sylvester McCoy and Colin Baker have been criminally underrated as the supposed "worst doctors" for years
Really? I thought it was only Colin Baker.
@@jeaddhist For many years Colin Baker was rated as the so called worst Dr and Sylvester McCoy was rated as the so called second worst Doctor by fandom although I've always loved both
@@FreeTheDonbas I've not noticed an attitude that puts Eccleston below Colin Baker, and would be surprised if you could point me to a youtube Doctors ranked video where Christopher Eccleston is below both Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy. But maybe compared to the other new Doctors alone he comes off worst
@@FreeTheDonbas The sixth Doctor was the shouty, arrogant one with clothes they didn't like & acting they didn't like representation (as some may describe) but not that it's how I would describe him as he's one of my favorites. But if a groups of people who have not seen before Paul Mcgann to Jodie Whittaker they aren't in a place to make a fair jusjement when only 6-7 Doctors have been watched out of 13-14 Doctors . It's like saying the last film in the franchize is the best when you haven't even seen the others. So yes Eccleston has a chance because most people prefer Eccleston in my experience, although I prefer Both Colin and Sylvesrer. But if you go on reputation it's a bit of a sheep mentality than watching it yourself and coming to an individual opinion. But Eccleston as the worst of new who says nothing about colin Baker or McCoy. But at least Big Finish Colin and sylvester's popularity has improvred
@@FreeTheDonbas
Okay let me make it simpler for you.
For people who have seen all of the Doctors from classic to new who and not just new who doctors the majority of them will say Eccleston is better than C. Baker and Sylvester McCoy. I highly doubt generally speaking Eccleston is the least popular maybe for a few they say Eccleston but nowadays the least popular is Jodie Whittaker anyway.
I love how this is a final showdown for survival against the Master
Horsenden Hill is one of the most surprising things in London, especially when seen late in the day as it is being caught by the sun. A wooded, flat topped, mound that arises out of a patch of mixed wild and park land among a sea of suburban houses and industrial estates. The site of an iron age hill fort it is a massive, surreal, "Nevertheless..." right in the middle of Metroland.
The interesting thing about this episode apart from it being the swan song of old Who is that it shows the master being manipulated himself which isnt something any other episode features to my recollection old or new who.
Sylvester told Sophie at the wrap party "see you next year". It never happened. They brought him back for the TV movie, just to bump him off.
Nice to see the some more classic clips from DW
can never see enough classic who
This felt so new when I watched it like 10 years ago, didn’t even question that it was classic who
I was a kid in the 80s in the uk and remember when. Sylvester McCoy was the new Doctor. Bye bye Colin hello little man Lol
IF WE FIGHT LIKE ANIMALS WE DIE LIKE ANIMALS!!!
Happy Birthday to Sylvester, Sophie, and Anthony Ainley
Aww I was literally watching this story last night. Brilliant
I've heard that, as originally conceived, the Cheetah people were to be more human-looking, with ears,fake contacts. John Nathan Turner insisted on a more monster-like design, and I really want to see the world in which the former plan took effect
*coughs* furries
I loved this series, such a shame it’s not more highly esteemed.
I think just about all classic who series are worth watching. Except perhaps some of 23 and 24.
Uploaded on Sylvester McCoy's, Sophie Aldred's, and Anthony Ainsley's birthdays. One of my favourite Seventh Doctor stories, I have met both Sylvester and Sophie, and they signed my VHS copy of this adventure.
There are worlds out there, where the skies are burning, the seas asleep and the rivers dream, people made of smoke and cities made of song, some of those danger, some of this injustice, somewhere else where the tea is getting cold.
Come on Ace! We've got work to do!
"So much for the SAS survival course"
Thank you I've never seen this one,it was awesome.
26 years of Doctor who finished till 1996
Anthony Ainley--the best Master.
Happiest of birthdays to 7 and Ace - my favourite time team.
Wow the full episode! My favourite quote is right at the end. I’ve started writing an episode where 13 meets Ace again. I’m enjoying writing it a lot.
Please tell me you are Chris Chibnall on fake account
@@abcdefgh6951 no Chris chibnall is this guy's fake account
It's not the full episode. This is 20 minutes of clips from a 3-part story, which would be over an hour in total.
If I wrote fan fiction it wouldn't be 13
Sophie Aldred herself wrote that! It's called At Childhood's End.
One of the better masters in my opinion
This was probably Ainley's best performance, too.
The best Master imo
@@mrjekyllandhyde9941 I like Ainley, but IMHO the greatest was Roger Delgado.
@@ftumschk Roger Delgardo is the most popular but I'm quite often at odds with most of fandom don't mind me Lol (Roger Delgardo my 2nd fave though )
Is it just me - but I really liked these edits. It is a real shame they stopped.making them
I felt genuinely sad and dissapointed this was the last story, but the ending was perfect, so it was a nice bookend. Still miss Ace very much, the only companion to take a baseball bat to a Dalek and win :) And while I know not everyone was a fan of McCoy, his Doctor still had some fantastic lines and true zingers of insults to his long time enemies.
I loved this episode when i finally got it on dvd
Ah yes, the final full episode of my Sylvester McBoy, fighting a cat
That ending... I'm not crying at all...
My favourite story of all time, means so much to me
kids today wouldn't know who Hale and Pace are
mrjekyll andhyde I’m 18 and i’m always confused on who they are oops
@@harleyhartley3168 the shop owners in "Survival" were a comedy act in the 1980s "Hale and Pace"
If I was being chased by a camera crew on a crane while i was just trying to wash my car I might find it terrifying.
More of these cut-downs of classic who please. Or just play the full episodes on BBC2 or 4
It's ironic that the person who played Kara - a cat killed off in the final episode of classic who - would later play Bernice Summerfield, a character who would witness 7 & Ace's breakup during the Big Finish audios. I get the feeling that Big Finish cares not only about Doctor Who as a whole, but the people who have worked on it. For example, bringing back Mags and the Chief Clown from Greatest Show in the Galaxy for new adventures, more moments with Fenric, more fleshed out moments with Mel, etc.
@@FreeTheDonbas Let's see. An objective post containing literal examples (vs) a comment that just says "nah, it's naff". If you're going to call someone a bot, it helps if you don't act like one -- and the best part is, I'm not even a huge Big Finish fan. But hey, if shooting needless hate into the void makes you feel better, go for it!
@@FreeTheDonbas It's nice to know that everything I said remains uncontested. If you want to keep writing a lot-of-nothing-hate-posts, then there is only one bot in the equation, and it's not the person backing a casual compliment with objective examples. But hey, if you want to prove me right by posting more bot-based non-arguments because you dislike BF, go for it!
@FreeAssange Sounds like you're describing the franchise in general, and the rest is subjective flim-flam. Conversely, spamming "BF-Bot" at non-fans marks you as infinitely more fanatical about BF than the person you're trying to insult, so I genuinely hope you're not trying to offend anyone with that low-grade trolling :)
''There are worlds out there, and the sky's burning. The seas asleep, and the rivers dream, people made of smoke and cities made of song. Some of those danger some of this injustice, and somewhere else the tea is getting cold. Come On Ace We Got Work To Do!.''
I like the way you've quoted the bad auto-generated subtitles instead of the actual words spoken by Sylvester. :-)
@@reynolph it's hard to hear sylvester talking in some lines, so I used the captions.
@@disorganizedengineerparodi9624 Oh right. I assumed you were making fun of how bad the captions are.
love that speech just picturing Ace and the Doctor going off on more adventures in the Tardis after he says "come on Ace we've got work to do"
The actual words (which, unlike the closed captions, make grammatical sense) are "There are worlds out there where the sky is burning, the sea's asleep, and the rivers dream. People made of smoke, and cities made of song. Somewhere there's danger; somewhere there's injustice; somewhere else the tea's getting cold. Come on Ace - we've got work to do."
It took 4 Doctors, but Ainley finally mastered being The Master with this Story.
He always wanted to play the Master this way -- more cold and calculating -- but alas, he wasn't allowed to beforehand.
S26 centered stories around Ace, opening the door for companion centric story arcs.
4:41 This is what he said when he was regenerating in _Utopia_ as well.
3:08 no mobile phone for Ace, poor thing.
Blond-haired lady at the end id Rose's mom, isn't it? lol
Honestly imagine if this was how the Master died. It probably would have been one of the more fitting deaths for him. Trapped alone on a planet and the Doctor is spared because even after all this time, he was the one willing to show mercy at the very end, even after everything the Master had done to him and his companions.
Happy birthday McCoy and Sophie
At least the old series went out on a high note, though it is a shame that JNT changed the original cheetah deisgn. I think alot of the Ace/Karra subtext would've worked better with the intended plan of people with cat ears, contacts and face paint.
Incidentally I live the soundtrack in this episode, its great.
Great story
One of the best opening scenes
The Doctor teaches me always to do my best😁
The Doctor taught me when I'm bored I should steal a Tardis and travel the universe
There's a problem with the edit. Everything from 11:25 to 14:31 belongs earlier in the story..
There's no doggin in perrivale doctor , only catting 😮
I wonder if any of these were edited in a way that you could actually understand the story easily
14:53 this be like a reused line in Batman vs Superman
Ace later went on to become a Time Lord.
Big Finish ?
I've met Sophie "Ace" Aldred at a comic con back in May, at the time she was 3 and half months shy of 60 but she doesn't look it.
She's cute regardless of her age
It felt like a end of a era
*THE CLIPS ARE ALL MUDDLED UP IN THIS COMPILATION!!!*
Did you read the description?
Cat *leaves*
Tardis *materializes*
Doctor: Right! Who's up on their cat herding skills?
A little disappointed that there is a large portion cut out around the 14/15min mark. You can still see the motorcycles smoldering in the background, but not the crash or things surrounding it
I love Survival
Man I cant wait for season 30! 1990 here we go!
I hate to tell you but the bbc lost the footage for that one...
@@SuperFunkmachine what all of it! Awww no way! Oh well there is always season 31 in 1991! I hope there aren't any plot links
Evil cat 0:15
@Julian MacFarlane or a killer cat
It all just disappears doesn't it? Everything you are, gone in a moment like breath on a mirror.
Any moment now, he’s a coming, The Doctor and I always will be. But times change and so must I. We all change, when you think about it.
We are all different people all through our lives and that's okay, that's good you've got to keep moving so long as you remember all the people that you used to be.
I will not forget one line of this, not one day, I swear. I will always remember when The Doctor was me...
Edit: this is the most like I ever got thanks
Hi everyone
@@KingBiff-eo4yk new who Doc but classic speech !!!
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not sure who is going to believe me but before that speech happened I came to the conclusion life is a bit like regeneration as we are different people all through out our lives.
Yeah I can see it like that
5:40 there is an Easter egg off ace wearing a blue Peter badge on her jacket
She's always worn the Blue Peter badge. In fact, her badge collection is quite consistent throughout the entire era. If you want an unintentional easter egg, she wore Batman earrings during Remembrance of the Daleks.
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The 7 doctor and ace was mine and it always gets me what the doctor says to her on the way back to the tardis
Someone else made this comment on another video,but I'm going to say this anyway. For the next anniversary they should make a special similar to an adventure in space and time about this episode survival and the ending of the original classic run of this series. Now I don't know who could play any of the other actors but I think that (through some prosthetic makeup) former doctor david tennant can pull off playing the legendary Sylvester McCoy. If David can mimmick Sylvester's voice perfectly then why not?
awesome story
"If we fight like animals, we die like animals!"
And then he repeated it, just to make sure we get it.
Ok I’m almost impressed silvester McCoy can run like that. Not bad for a 955 year old timelord.
He wasn't a young man during his tenure, but he was very active throughout it -- lots of running, falling, and stunt work. In fact, they disallowed him from doing various stuns himself (eg. using his umbrella to wire-glide in Remembrance). Even now, he can't do conventions without walking around constantly. A very active man.
Finn: the master is working with Leon?!
20:26 ❤❤
How many quarries did the BBC use in their Doctor Who episodes?
77
Happy Birthday to Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred and Anthony Ainley
ah yes but how many candles on the cake
@@mrjekyllandhyde9941 Haha lol
FLIPPIN FINALLY!
accurate
20:23 I’m the only one who cried in this part
Ace!!
my fave one.
This is a weird adaptation of the Cheetahmen game.
So is this a cut down version or part 3
Cut down
Happy birthday Sylvester McCoy
Happy Birthyday Theta
0:57 THIS WAS A LITERAL WARNING NOT TO BROADCAST THE SHOW ON SUNDAY AND CHIBNALL IGNORED IT
This was the 1980s, when the most exciting thing on Sunday TV was The Antiques Roadshow. And, besides, it's not a producer/showrunner's decision as to when a show goes out, but the BBC schedulers.
ftumschk Ik but still. If his era was on a saturday it would get higher ratings which will shut ip the NMDs.
@@matty.r23 I see your point :)
ftumschk I don’t see anyone making this point about the ratings!
there's less competition on Sunday than on Saturday
This was published on my birthday.
According to Wikipedia, Mr McCoy's 79, I don't think he looks it.
IF WE FIGHT LIKE ANIMALS, WE DIE LIKE ANIMALS!!!
I'm not quoting Sylvester, I'm quoting the bbc and doctor who!!!
Are the cheetah people related to the cats on New Earth?
When is the new series coming out???
No official word on that. However the schedules have been fairly predictable for years now. I would expect them to start filming towards the end of the year, for broadcast in late 2021. That's assuming coronavirus doesn't delay it.
This comment is pretty low down on this page perhaps you'll get away with it Lol