To be fair from Kerblam’s perspective they probably got the order a day or two before they showed up it’s not their fault the doctor never follows time in proper sequence
@@tomsamper4345 That is a point. Or they tried and kept missing her/him. No porch door or mailbox to leave a we missed you note when the darn thing keeps moving all wiggle piggily over time and space.
The Doctor has a habit of putting things on hold for so long that when the continuity actually fulfills the hanging joke, you've forgotten the origin and the Doctor is on an entirely new incarnation.
On the set of Doctor Who: "You can't give Matt a fez. He's never going to take it off." "No, no, you see, I'm going to give Matt a fez. Then I'm going to kill the fez."
@@stinkynoodles8312 Plus, as much as he might often disparage at them, The Doctor trusts his companions. So when one suddenly bursts out at something, he will react.
The video would have gotten tedious if I included every scene with a fez, but I should have included the part where he throws the fez into the vortex and jumps after it yelling "GERONIMO", just to parallel the Ace clip at the end
@@danielsgarden9283 Jodie as the Doctor is probably one the strong points of Chibnall's era, at least for me. While I've liked his era more than a lot of people, I can still acknowledge the writing issues and I hope Jodie does return in future specials under other writers. I wish she was staying on for at least one more series so we can see Thirteen under RTD.
@@thatjedifromgallifrey6663 She's said she is open to coming back for future specials, just not immediately (which makes sense). Would be cool seeing her in the 70th or one of the spin-off shows they're planning
@@danielsgarden9283 As much as I appreciate the audio stories as added content, I feel like she deserves actual TV specials for herself. She doesn't have to another incarnation like what Tennant is doing, just the 13th doctor and what she was doing inbetween her era's episodes.
This has made me realize as the doctor moves forward with their life, the person that they are moves backwards through the people they have met and it becomes a part of them. Like choosing a face from pompei or saying geronimo.
I love all the little details from the past and past doctors they still have meant to the continuity just like when 13 used a spoon to help make her sonic screwdriver just like the 12th doctor fought with a spoon in series 8
The Day of the Doctor is one of my favorite specials and episodes from the Eleventh Doctor era and I just realized that Lady is wearing the Fourth Doctor's Iconic Scarf....(Well it can't be the actual one.... though I wouldn't be surprised if it actually is because of who The curator is). 2:10
The fez is. The fez shall always be. The fez has always been. The fez cannot be changed. The fez is the most concrete fixed point. The fez was first designed for The Doctor. The fez will be the last accessory The Doctor wears. The fez remains. The fez is constant. They never have feared The Doctor. Nor his memories. They have merely sought the fez, yet they do not know it yet. The fez will be the ultimate McGuffin. For The Doctor's name is Fez.
For all we know it was a same-day delivery, but the Doctor just didn't happen to be passing through that particular day again for a couple thousand years.
continuity is on point except when it's not ^^ "The tardis is the safest place in the universe, nothing can go through those doors" = delivery gets in....
@@PenneySounds when Dr. Hugo Strange and Milo appeared in Batman the animated series and later in justice league unlimited? Or in that episode of Superman the animated series “ghost in the machine“ where brainiac makes Lex Luthor build him a new body and shoots him with this ray afterwards then later in justice league unlimited it turns out that brainiac has been living in Lex Luther‘s body this whole time and they end up merging into one being. Or you could show Nightwing from Batman the animated series and show him in another justice league episode where wildcat goes into this illegal meta-human fight club thing ran by a lady named Roulette, that episode also has black canary and green arrow in it. Or that episode of Superman the animated series “obsession“ where toy man builds himself this life-size robot doll to have it as his companion or play thing and she wants to escape and she later appears on static shock, or you could show future static in justice league unlimited.
@@PenneySounds sorry if that’s a bit much, I kind of panicked when you asked me what examples of continuity I would suggest and I couldn’t think of anything at the time so I just tried to come up with as many examples as I could.
Well, I mean, so the writers read the old scripts and watch the old episodes, and clearly love the show... I guess my point is that it's not that hard to do this sort of thing if you can be bothered, and it's sad most TV shows don't. Maybe it's because of middle management or something.
Because in the cases of franchises like the current iterations of Star Wars and Star Trek, the people who make them aren't artists, let alone fans, they're businesspeople. They only care about marketing.
My theory is that 11 ordered the fez after Amy and Rory wedding but then got instantly distracted and forgot about it, 12 might have remembered but didn't really care and then 13 got it by chance and instantly loved it, cause like early 11 (before they nu whoed him) 13 just wants to have some fun adventures with their friends.
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@@cutecats532 these are just clips of fezzes, it's just a character trait. Continuity would be things like making sure the fez that ends up in the case for day of the doctor doesn't get destroyed or damaged earlier in its timeline
I'm perfectly fine with the Chibnall Era, but for ethical reasons I disliked quite a lot "Kerblam!". I remember entertaining myself with the Fez timeline to take relief from the episode's terrible plot. So basically you did on video what I did in my head, and I just love it. 😆
@@PenneySounds Don't worry I'm not a bombing enthusiast. 😆The episode is just morally wibbly wobbly, and not in a timey wimey sense: The first half of the script hints at an ongoing economic crisis that have left most people in poverty, and it cares to inform the audience about how draining and alienating is to work for Kerblam. The Doctor even asks why this kind of monkey work isn't delegated to the machines, because clearly it's too dull and repetitive for humans. Yet, in the second half of the episode the terrorist's goal is to raise the percentage of human workforce in the company as a solution for people's financial problems, and the murderous stunt if not successful in practice, it pays in the end: The Kerblam seems chilled at the idea of obliging a terrorist, and to turn into a "majority organics" company. Which means, more (and worse) monkey works for all, hurray! Basically, at the beginning Kerblam is a futuristic version of Amazon, and by the end it aspire to be _exactly_ as Amazon is today. I don't think I need to explain why that's fucked up, nor why I find the idea of the Doctor as an avid Amazon shopper a tad repellent. I welcome socially aware topics in DW, and season 11 has some exemplary episodes in that sense, "Rosa" and "Demons of the Punjab" for instance. But having the heart in the right place sometimes is not enough, if the writing skills don't match the good intentions, and IMHO "Kerblam!" is a jumbled mess.
@@EveningSoother I don't think the episode was trying to be socially aware at all. People just insist on trying to read a political message into it when it wasn't intended to have one, and the result is the ones they get don't make any sense. As opposed to "Rosa" which should have been a socially aware episode and failed to be
@@PenneySounds I'm sorry, but what part of "desperate worker attempts an act of domestic terrorism against a mostly-automated multinational to improve the working chances of the impoverished human population" has failed to reach you? I may agree that sometimes critics and audience can get carried away in analysing the series, but the social commentary in "Kerblam!" is right, left, and centre. I won't even comment on "Rosa". Clearly we haven't been watching the same show.
@@EveningSoother Maybe the part where that domestic terrorist was trying to kill innocent people. Why are we treating the terrorist as sympathetic? The episode wasn't trying to say anything, it was just a setting for a plot.
Seriously though. The Seventh Doctor, in 1988, puts on a fez, picks up a mop, and waggles his eyebrows knowingly, like we're all supposed to get the reference. Whaaaaaat.
... OR Moffat made a reference to Silver Nemesis. More likely than "oOoOoH the show is out of order!" I've literally seen Smith fans argue that it's a complete coincidence. I guess they just don't want to acknowledge the Classic series invented something they identify as part of "their Doctor"'s shtick.
Ironically I think kinonically that doctor does have small premonitions about his futureLike 8 probably once felt backwards P TSD or something seeing a bandalier And one found himself staring at a recorder for some reason
Wait until you realise the fez was only in that display case in the gallery because it's the one that Elizabeth's soldiers took from the Doctors. Meaning the fez has no origin. It's in the case because it came back through the vortex, and it came back through the vortex because it was in the case. A closed loop.
Always found it funny that 11 presumbly did buy/ordered a fez as he said he would at some point only for it turn up thousand plus years later and two regenrations later.. Then again I guess it must be hard even for super space amazon to deliver your package to you when you keep travelling across all of time and space
I suspect that based on the records of 'super space amazon' the 11th doctor's order arrived a very short time before they made the delivery - to the 13th doctor. It was not their fault that the Doctor took the long way around.
Ace shouting 'GERONIMOOOO!' and running into weather that is she was running into is what shocked me the most, holy heck that's JUST like the 11th Doctor in TDOTD. And what is that she's holding?
She was running into an interstitial vortex, carrying the scabbard to Excalibur Now that you mention it, I really should have included the part where 11 follows the fez through that other vortex
I should've realized, in Legend of The Sea Devils, when the Doctor said, "Geronimo", it could've also served as a hint that Ace was coming back, and not just as a callback to 11 in Curse of The Black Spot
I love that this line implies that this isn't even close to the first time Smith grabbed a fez while Clara was there. Like it may be the only time we see him do it with her there but for her to call it out means this isn't the first time he's done it with her around. Which also kinda implies he's done it even more without her there.
I still think the best continuity call back is the second doctor saying "if I ever wear a Stetson again, shoot me!" And then the eleventh doctor puts on a Stetson and River shots it off his head.
One of the reasons Matt Smith will always be my favourite doctors (let down by some poor writing) he just made me smile, and then when he went serious, it was a big shock so it actually felt like a serious moment (the star whale particularly). Capaldi was mostly moody and aloof so the serious moments didn't have the same sudden impact.
Capaldi was my favourite as he was this absent minded kind of professor that had low social skills. He was hated by MRS as playing a stereotype, but the Doctor was originally like that because he's not human and doesn't understand them.
I think with Capaldi it was the moments of affection/kindness were the ones that had impact, because he was mostly moody and aloof. Like the "Hello, Sweetie" moment with River. Where, as you said, Smith's goofiness made the serious moments stand out.
just had an excellent idea for one of these: the Brigadier firing his pistol at aliens. There's the one time where he says 'Just once I'd like to meet an alien menace that wasn't immune to bullets,' which I guess would be the intro clip. Then-- I believe it was in his appearance during Sylvester's time-- he finally manages to kill something with his gun (which of course would end the video).
One of the best scenes in Battlefield involves Brig meeting the Destroyer for the first time. As soon as 7 introduced himself, the Brig immediately unloads his gun into the demon (to no avail). 7 shows his disappointment just before the Brig is thrown face-first out of the window. Well, it worked better the second time (once he had some Silver Bullets) -- and yes, defeating a monster with bullets was the in-joke. They were even going to kill the Brig off and pass the torch, but the writers couldn't do it.
That one's not really continuity, just a catchphrase. The thing where Ace uses it is cool, but not worth a whole video, so I included it here. I'm still upset though that they never did an episode where the TARDIS lands in 1800s Mexico and 11 meets Geronimo himself
0:20 Hmm, this reminds me of something 3:06 New it. Also: This may qualify as the worst miscalculation since life crawled out of the seas of this sad planet
7, but yes. It seems the Doctor cannot just walk past a fez, in any incarnation. I bet the Fourth Doctor was resisting the urge to snatch Namin's fez right off his head during "Pyramids of Mars". A man wearing a fez once gave his life helping the Second Doctor.
My favorite thing about Matt was his whole thing with the vortex manipulator. It was so mind blowing to figure out how all that happened the first time
I kind of rolled my eyes when the fez showed up in Kerblam, it never occurred to me that it was because 11 ordered one after saying "I can buy a fez"!
She did say “must have been a while back” but yeah, amazing detail, love it when dicots once in a while tefer back to eachothet
A little late by 900 years or so
To be fair from Kerblam’s perspective they probably got the order a day or two before they showed up it’s not their fault the doctor never follows time in proper sequence
@@tomsamper4345 That is a point. Or they tried and kept missing her/him. No porch door or mailbox to leave a we missed you note when the darn thing keeps moving all wiggle piggily over time and space.
The Doctor has a habit of putting things on hold for so long that when the continuity actually fulfills the hanging joke, you've forgotten the origin and the Doctor is on an entirely new incarnation.
On the set of Doctor Who:
"You can't give Matt a fez. He's never going to take it off."
"No, no, you see, I'm going to give Matt a fez. Then I'm going to kill the fez."
I love how when Rory shouts 'the mop!' The Doctor holds it out in front of him like it is about to attack him😂
well a plastic hand did attack him once, and we do have wooden people, so a mop is not really out of the question
@@stinkynoodles8312 Plus, as much as he might often disparage at them, The Doctor trusts his companions. So when one suddenly bursts out at something, he will react.
Rory: THE MOP!
11: (genuine fear)
I loved when he protected his girlfriend for all those centuries. It was the most manlinest thing I seen him do and it warmed my cold heart.
You should have included the scene in DAY OF THE DOCTOR when the 11th Doctor throws the fez into the vortex and the War Doctor picks it up.
The video would have gotten tedious if I included every scene with a fez, but I should have included the part where he throws the fez into the vortex and jumps after it yelling "GERONIMO", just to parallel the Ace clip at the end
That's what I was thinking! Hearing him say 'Geronimo' at that point....plus having John Hurt's War Doctor in one of these!!
The fez literally belongs to every doctor. Even 13 looks amazing in it. I love her and the rest of the doctors.
Like her actress but not her story’s! It’s not her fault
@@danielsgarden9283 Jodie as the Doctor is probably one the strong points of Chibnall's era, at least for me. While I've liked his era more than a lot of people, I can still acknowledge the writing issues and I hope Jodie does return in future specials under other writers. I wish she was staying on for at least one more series so we can see Thirteen under RTD.
@@thatjedifromgallifrey6663 yep. I hope she gets justice I really like her but not the writing
@@thatjedifromgallifrey6663 She's said she is open to coming back for future specials, just not immediately (which makes sense). Would be cool seeing her in the 70th or one of the spin-off shows they're planning
@@danielsgarden9283 As much as I appreciate the audio stories as added content, I feel like she deserves actual TV specials for herself. She doesn't have to another incarnation like what Tennant is doing, just the 13th doctor and what she was doing inbetween her era's episodes.
This has made me realize as the doctor moves forward with their life, the person that they are moves backwards through the people they have met and it becomes a part of them. Like choosing a face from pompei or saying geronimo.
I love all the little details from the past and past doctors they still have meant to the continuity just like when 13 used a spoon to help make her sonic screwdriver just like the 12th doctor fought with a spoon in series 8
And we know that 7 loved his spoons
I literally love that fezes and GERONIMO were in Classic 😭🥹
The Day of the Doctor is one of my favorite specials and episodes from the Eleventh Doctor era and I just realized that Lady is wearing the Fourth Doctor's Iconic Scarf....(Well it can't be the actual one.... though I wouldn't be surprised if it actually is because of who The curator is). 2:10
River and Amy teaming up to get rid of he fez I love it lol
I think my main takeaway here is that 11 and ace would get on great!
The fez is.
The fez shall always be.
The fez has always been.
The fez cannot be changed.
The fez is the most concrete fixed point.
The fez was first designed for The Doctor.
The fez will be the last accessory The Doctor wears.
The fez remains.
The fez is constant.
They never have feared The Doctor. Nor his memories. They have merely sought the fez, yet they do not know it yet.
The fez will be the ultimate McGuffin.
For The Doctor's name is Fez.
I did laugh. Well Done 😂
now were gonna have it with mavity. it’s already been mentioned about 3 times in the past few weeks
"Must have been a while back"
Or in the future lol
From 13's perspective roughly 2000 years. From that company's perspective - just a few hours ago.
Im watching this episode right now and I’ve never been happier watching this season
only Matt Smith can do the fez perfect
No.
Give Ace her due.
@@LordInsane100 she knocked it out of the park
At some point in life, every man finds a silly hat, and that hat becomes an intrinsic part of their personality.
Omg! Thank you to whoever put this together ❤️ you have no idea how much this makes me smile from ear to ear 😊
yeah it makes sense that if you try to order stuff as a time traveller it could arrive after like a regeneration or two
Doctor got that space SAL Shipping
Seven looked at the fez and thought that is cool I want one.
River never liked anything on the Doctor's head.😆
I love these contiunty videos
goddamn, Matt was so good at this.
Crowley suffered Changing Channels too
this is making me really want to buy a fez..
i can add this to my list of reasons why my mom calls me the weird child lmao
When you realize in the doctor's perspective, it took billions of years before the fez arrived. That's some slow delivery.
dude I never knew that Geronimo came from ace that's wild
It was also the name of the pizza place the Tenth Doctor accidentally phones in "Planet of the Dead".
I'm definitely sure the doc would love the game fez
I honestly forgot that the seventh Doctor put a fez one for a couple of seconds.
The Doom door sound effect starting it off... It's been around a while, I'm half-surprised it's still being used.
do doctor who continuity on reverse the polarity
How did kablam end up the biggest retailer in the galaxy with dreadful delivery times like that
For all we know it was a same-day delivery, but the Doctor just didn't happen to be passing through that particular day again for a couple thousand years.
continuity is on point except when it's not ^^ "The tardis is the safest place in the universe, nothing can go through those doors" = delivery gets in....
Why would he order a delivery and not allow it access? Think it through.
I got mental whiplash from the Doom doors at the beginning
chinball: haha fez
gigachad writers: remember that one line they said back in 1970s?
It's Chibnall that did a callback here
ace=11 doctor confirmed
1:48
Anyone else notice the High Evoloutionary?
Is that him? Looks like it.
Yes, there are two cast members of "Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3" in the White House scenes from "The Impossible Astronaut".
Never saw that 7th Doctor episode before. Very cool.
Silver Nemesis. A little meh, but it was an okay idea.
If you want to see Cybermen slaughtering neo-Nazis, then _Silver Nemesis_ is for you.
That’s pretty cool
yea you understant the movie is old that they screem jeronimoooo insted of leeroyyyyyyy
2:32 Is that the Mr. Puff lamp from that one spongebob episode?
Fezzes *are* cool
The fez thing wasn’t new with Matt smith?
It my have been a reference by Moffat to that Seventh Doctor episode
the doctor is right tho
fezzes are cool
Now do one video that shows how the justice league cartoon continuity is on point.
Maybe. I'd have to watch it again. What examples of continuity would you suggest?
@@PenneySounds when Dr. Hugo Strange and Milo appeared in Batman the animated series and later in justice league unlimited? Or in that episode of Superman the animated series “ghost in the machine“ where brainiac makes Lex Luthor build him a new body and shoots him with this ray afterwards then later in justice league unlimited it turns out that brainiac has been living in Lex Luther‘s body this whole time and they end up merging into one being. Or you could show Nightwing from Batman the animated series and show him in another justice league episode where wildcat goes into this illegal meta-human fight club thing ran by a lady named Roulette, that episode also has black canary and green arrow in it. Or that episode of Superman the animated series “obsession“ where toy man builds himself this life-size robot doll to have it as his companion or play thing and she wants to escape and she later appears on static shock, or you could show future static in justice league unlimited.
@@PenneySounds sorry if that’s a bit much, I kind of panicked when you asked me what examples of continuity I would suggest and I couldn’t think of anything at the time so I just tried to come up with as many examples as I could.
I might have to think about it. That is one of the better examples of a shared universe
Well, I mean, so the writers read the old scripts and watch the old episodes, and clearly love the show... I guess my point is that it's not that hard to do this sort of thing if you can be bothered, and it's sad most TV shows don't. Maybe it's because of middle management or something.
Because in the cases of franchises like the current iterations of Star Wars and Star Trek, the people who make them aren't artists, let alone fans, they're businesspeople. They only care about marketing.
@@PenneySounds Yep. That's pretty much it, I'd say.
@@Vinemaple And when your scripts are written by the marketing departments, you're going to produce a bad product
Can you make one about the woman in the shop and Clara in s7 (bells of st John), who turns to be the Master?
The show kind of explains that one itself though
The crown, season 1, episode 2, 0.48 second mark. I’d bet money that’s on purpose.
My theory is that 11 ordered the fez after Amy and Rory wedding but then got instantly distracted and forgot about it, 12 might have remembered but didn't really care and then 13 got it by chance and instantly loved it, cause like early 11 (before they nu whoed him) 13 just wants to have some fun adventures with their friends.
How To Make Bad Highly Extremely Better
1. Invent Time Machine.
2. Travel To 22nd Century.
3. Invent a machine that can change probability use it to make probability certain that Bad is highly Extremely Better Forever.
There's another account that compares Star Trek canon, it's definitely not on point any more.
Are you talking about Majorgrin?
Which 7th doctor episode is that at the end?
"Silver Nemesis" and then "Battlefield"
Battlefield: Part Four.
This isn't continuity, continuity would be tracing the Doctor's timeline to ensure a fez doesn't show up where there shouldn't be one
Wha?
@@cutecats532 these are just clips of fezzes, it's just a character trait. Continuity would be things like making sure the fez that ends up in the case for day of the doctor doesn't get destroyed or damaged earlier in its timeline
I'm perfectly fine with the Chibnall Era, but for ethical reasons I disliked quite a lot "Kerblam!". I remember entertaining myself with the Fez timeline to take relief from the episode's terrible plot. So basically you did on video what I did in my head, and I just love it. 😆
What ethical reasons? Are you a big fan of mass bombings and don't like the idea of the Doctor stopping one?
@@PenneySounds Don't worry I'm not a bombing enthusiast. 😆The episode is just morally wibbly wobbly, and not in a timey wimey sense: The first half of the script hints at an ongoing economic crisis that have left most people in poverty, and it cares to inform the audience about how draining and alienating is to work for Kerblam. The Doctor even asks why this kind of monkey work isn't delegated to the machines, because clearly it's too dull and repetitive for humans. Yet, in the second half of the episode the terrorist's goal is to raise the percentage of human workforce in the company as a solution for people's financial problems, and the murderous stunt if not successful in practice, it pays in the end: The Kerblam seems chilled at the idea of obliging a terrorist, and to turn into a "majority organics" company. Which means, more (and worse) monkey works for all, hurray! Basically, at the beginning Kerblam is a futuristic version of Amazon, and by the end it aspire to be _exactly_ as Amazon is today. I don't think I need to explain why that's fucked up, nor why I find the idea of the Doctor as an avid Amazon shopper a tad repellent. I welcome socially aware topics in DW, and season 11 has some exemplary episodes in that sense, "Rosa" and "Demons of the Punjab" for instance. But having the heart in the right place sometimes is not enough, if the writing skills don't match the good intentions, and IMHO "Kerblam!" is a jumbled mess.
@@EveningSoother I don't think the episode was trying to be socially aware at all. People just insist on trying to read a political message into it when it wasn't intended to have one, and the result is the ones they get don't make any sense.
As opposed to "Rosa" which should have been a socially aware episode and failed to be
@@PenneySounds I'm sorry, but what part of "desperate worker attempts an act of domestic terrorism against a mostly-automated multinational to improve the working chances of the impoverished human population" has failed to reach you? I may agree that sometimes critics and audience can get carried away in analysing the series, but the social commentary in "Kerblam!" is right, left, and centre.
I won't even comment on "Rosa".
Clearly we haven't been watching the same show.
@@EveningSoother Maybe the part where that domestic terrorist was trying to kill innocent people. Why are we treating the terrorist as sympathetic? The episode wasn't trying to say anything, it was just a setting for a plot.
though the doctor being totally gung ho for space Amazon was very uncharacteristic of her
The Doctor loves a little shop. Why wouldn't she love a big shop?
This isn't continuity, this is just nonsense. No Doctor before Matt Smith ever said that bow ties or fezzes are cool.
Have you never seen this show before?
making a few cute references does not make their continuity 'on point.'
i miss #11
Sometimes doctor who is like that meme "this meme is from the future, you won't understand it yet"
Spoilers!
or "That's powerful emotional devastation... from the future" - like a lot of things they did with River Song
"I guess you guys aren't ready for that yet. But your kids are gonna love it."
Seriously though. The Seventh Doctor, in 1988, puts on a fez, picks up a mop, and waggles his eyebrows knowingly, like we're all supposed to get the reference. Whaaaaaat.
I swear, we may be seeing these incarnations out of order, especially with the 7th Doctor, things are wibbly wobbly there for sure
When the 25th anniversary episode makes a reference to something that wont happen for another 22 years
... OR Moffat made a reference to Silver Nemesis.
More likely than "oOoOoH the show is out of order!"
I've literally seen Smith fans argue that it's a complete coincidence. I guess they just don't want to acknowledge the Classic series invented something they identify as part of "their Doctor"'s shtick.
Ironically I think kinonically that doctor does have small premonitions about his futureLike 8 probably once felt backwards P TSD or something seeing a bandalier And one found himself staring at a recorder for some reason
@@aloysiuswhiteboat2934 What do they mean their doctor the funny boat tie man and the funny hat man are the same doctor You make no sense magic man
Wait until you realise the fez was only in that display case in the gallery because it's the one that Elizabeth's soldiers took from the Doctors. Meaning the fez has no origin. It's in the case because it came back through the vortex, and it came back through the vortex because it was in the case. A closed loop.
It’s a bootstrap paradox! (Google it)
I like the way your mind works.
@@tardissixteen8178 or just watch the 12th doctor episode
@@rockstermaniac That's literally what I'm referencing.
Do not question the fez. The fez simply... is.
Always found it funny that 11 presumbly did buy/ordered a fez as he said he would at some point only for it turn up thousand plus years later and two regenrations later.. Then again I guess it must be hard even for super space amazon to deliver your package to you when you keep travelling across all of time and space
I suspect that based on the records of 'super space amazon' the 11th doctor's order arrived a very short time before they made the delivery - to the 13th doctor. It was not their fault that the Doctor took the long way around.
Ace shouting 'GERONIMOOOO!' and running into weather that is she was running into is what shocked me the most, holy heck that's JUST like the 11th Doctor in TDOTD. And what is that she's holding?
She was running into an interstitial vortex, carrying the scabbard to Excalibur
Now that you mention it, I really should have included the part where 11 follows the fez through that other vortex
Episode was ace in where she did that
@@wheelyjon battlefield. A good 7th doctor
Episode had brigadier lethbridge Stewart in one of his last performances
@@WNShadow814 The brigadier returned in the Sarah Jane Smith show. I loved that scene.
@@joshuawhite3766 I never got round to watching that show. Was it good?
I like that even space mail is slow, it took two regenerations to finally get it 😂
It was probably same-day delivery, she just hadn't been passing through that particular day again until two regenerations later
Give them a break. The customer's mailing address keeps changing all through time and space
It took them 900+ years to get to the Doctor lol
Come on give the delivery bot a break, The Doctor was in a time prison for a millions of years during his 13th incarnation.
Nah the address was specifically "In the Time Vortex" they delivered but to the wrong address
'worst miscalculation since life crawled out of the seas on this sad planet'
damn, McCoy's Doctor was based af
I swear, this is the show that just keeps astounding me with all these little details that match from different eras of the show
I should've realized, in Legend of The Sea Devils, when the Doctor said, "Geronimo", it could've also served as a hint that Ace was coming back, and not just as a callback to 11 in Curse of The Black Spot
I don't remember who Ace is lmao
@@ShuTheIdiot Ace is the one who was with the seventh doctor
@@ogpandamonium ah, makes sense why I forgot. I haven't seen that since I was like 5
@@ShuTheIdiot classic who is worth watching dude
@@hexogramd8430 you have to pay to watch it on bbc iplayer sadly
"Someday you'll going to just walk by a fez"
"Never going to happen"
I love that this line implies that this isn't even close to the first time Smith grabbed a fez while Clara was there. Like it may be the only time we see him do it with her there but for her to call it out means this isn't the first time he's done it with her around. Which also kinda implies he's done it even more without her there.
Legs? Yes!
Bow tie? Cool!
[Disappointment] I can buy a fez...
I still think the best continuity call back is the second doctor saying "if I ever wear a Stetson again, shoot me!" And then the eleventh doctor puts on a Stetson and River shots it off his head.
Which episode was that? I hope it's a surviving one
I checked the DW wiki and the transcripts of every Second Doctor episode. That quote never appears.
@@PenneySounds Maybe he said it in an audiovisual but it doesn't really sound like something 2 would say
Doctor Who is the best Sci-Fi series, hands down! I will die on this hill!
"I'll tell you 350 years ago!" 😂😂😂
One of the reasons Matt Smith will always be my favourite doctors (let down by some poor writing) he just made me smile, and then when he went serious, it was a big shock so it actually felt like a serious moment (the star whale particularly).
Capaldi was mostly moody and aloof so the serious moments didn't have the same sudden impact.
Smith was able to make the Doctor proper scary in a way the others couldn't quite master.
"Good men don't need rules."
Capaldi was my favourite as he was this absent minded kind of professor that had low social skills. He was hated by MRS as playing a stereotype, but the Doctor was originally like that because he's not human and doesn't understand them.
I think with Capaldi it was the moments of affection/kindness were the ones that had impact, because he was mostly moody and aloof. Like the "Hello, Sweetie" moment with River. Where, as you said, Smith's goofiness made the serious moments stand out.
just had an excellent idea for one of these: the Brigadier firing his pistol at aliens.
There's the one time where he says 'Just once I'd like to meet an alien menace that wasn't immune to bullets,' which I guess would be the intro clip.
Then-- I believe it was in his appearance during Sylvester's time-- he finally manages to kill something with his gun (which of course would end the video).
And all the other scenes in Doctor Who where bullets fail to heed anything.
One of the best scenes in Battlefield involves Brig meeting the Destroyer for the first time. As soon as 7 introduced himself, the Brig immediately unloads his gun into the demon (to no avail). 7 shows his disappointment just before the Brig is thrown face-first out of the window. Well, it worked better the second time (once he had some Silver Bullets) -- and yes, defeating a monster with bullets was the in-joke. They were even going to kill the Brig off and pass the torch, but the writers couldn't do it.
2:35 I love the double take here
and the glance to Clara so she doesn't stop him
I always wanted that Cyberman painting that was on the wall in DOTD when he picks up the Fez.
1:07 he said “I can buy a fez.” But now she gets it after a while.
do you think the 11th Doctor had an obsession with fezzes because he subconsciously knew that a fez would eventually lead to Gallifrey’s safety?
Maybe?😂
I never realized that lol
You definitely need to make one for "Geronimo"
That one's not really continuity, just a catchphrase. The thing where Ace uses it is cool, but not worth a whole video, so I included it here.
I'm still upset though that they never did an episode where the TARDIS lands in 1800s Mexico and 11 meets Geronimo himself
i love how amy and river didn't have to say anything to communicate. they had that connection before may knew river was her daughter lol
Ace seen wearing a fez and shouting "Geronimo!"
You heard it here first, folks, the Eleventh Doctor is a Dorothy McShane fanboy!
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Hmm, this reminds me of something
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New it.
Also:
This may qualify as the worst miscalculation since life crawled out of the seas of this sad planet
nice find with 8 and the fez, it shows that it’s not just 11 being 11 but it means something to him!
7, but yes. It seems the Doctor cannot just walk past a fez, in any incarnation. I bet the Fourth Doctor was resisting the urge to snatch Namin's fez right off his head during "Pyramids of Mars". A man wearing a fez once gave his life helping the Second Doctor.
@@PenneySounds d’oh! never reply while half asleep and distracted! 😳
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My favorite thing about Matt was his whole thing with the vortex manipulator. It was so mind blowing to figure out how all that happened the first time
Wait the fez was a thing since 7? Damn thats interesting
You left out the short clip from A Christmas Carol where 11 wears a fez.
I left out a ton of scenes where he wears a fez. I was just looking for ones that connect to each other.
When the Doctor get his Fez from Kerblam I was like "Ohh better later than never !"
People tend to forget matt Smith wasn't the first fezz wearing doctor.
2:50 I half expected the Doctor to say, "No, Windsor, Canada actually." due to the amount of accidental trips they take
Fun fact, the second dr was the first doctor to encounter or wear a fez, can't remember, it was in a comic
1:32 😂
1:34 Yes two incarnations ago exactly
When you were the 11th Doctor.
as a moroccan ...let me tell u thanks DR WHO for loving our traditional hat🥰🥰
TIL the mop/fez combo was pioneered by McCoy’s 7th Doctor…
Not just a space postman, a space postman that can break into the tardis. Maybe the daleks should learn from it.
I want to see all the other Doctors in fezzes so they can realize how cool they are.
Fezes are cool though.
It only took 2 whole regeneration for that fez to finally arrive. Worst shipping ever.
"I'll tell you in 3 hundred and 50 years ago" ha! lol
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