Now this is one of my fav bits of the episode and I hope the music comes out someday. Copyright BBC 2008 No copyright infringment intended and is also non-profit video.
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All that you said didnt really make an impact to me but when i got to "fully crewed tardis" It really made me feel happy. We know the doctor is alone even with companions but a fully manned tardis meants he trusted all of them to man the tardis and there is enough of them to man the tardis. At that moment he wasnt alone..
Yeah man, i struggled all the way through Smith, haven't bothered with Capaldi.. hear he is okay though. Only two Smith got close in my view was his Rings of Akhaten speech, that had some real deep emotion on it and the Fields of Trenzilor was okay.
+Jeffrey Sinclair capaldi is amazing. A bit rocky in season 8 because of bad writing, but really shines in 2-3 episodes in that season. Season 9 is just incredible, and season 10 is pretty good so far.
The Moffat era doesn't really have that family-like feeling in my opinion, but Smith was amazing in his own way (even though I didn't like him at first) and Capaldi portrays the Doctor very well, but in Series 8 and 9 the writing was mostly pretty bad (with some amazing moments like the speech in The Zygon Inversion), but Series 10 was definitely the best of Capaldi's era for me.
I bet the bits you didn’t like were written by Chris Chipnel and oh wait who’s the head writer for doctor who Chris Chipnel. If only we an go back and have great writing like this again
It would have been so cool if they had a scene like this in the 50th anniversary. The camera could have cut to The Eleventh Doctor piloting the TARDIS and pans up to some of his predecessors helping him fly.
HerrWeinachten I had the idea of this scene for the 50th but in star of earth it's galifrey and it would have been all the doctors from Paul mcgann onwards
I don't care if this would actually be impossible (of course, it's Doctor Who, what are you expecting?), the music, the joyful triumph, the successful crossover of all three shows, I just love this scene.
Xen The Jackal He wasn't being mean about it, at least. I think she ubderstood this was something just for the Companions, since she just nods and backs up instead of having a tantrum. Looks like he finally made peace with one of his greatest enemies lol
Me too. This was an absolutely brilliant story, packed with suspense and a a brilliant reunion of all the Doctor’s companions. What more could you ask for?
Look at the acting of Wilfred and Donna's Mother. In the set they probably were doing that without music or anything, and the joy is so genuine... Great, just great.
I love this scene so much. We'd been TOLD throughout the years that TARDISes were immensely powerful, way beyond teleportation, but to actually see one tow an entire planet? Wow.
My favorite moment is at 2:16. Rose and Martha are hugging and the doctor breaks in for a three-way hug. It's so great to see Martha finally overcome her jealousy of Rose and it really feels like she's stopped living in Rose's shadow in this episode. The "Oh my God, he found you!" from earlier on always makes me tear up, too. I always wish we'd gotten a scene of Rose and Martha sitting down and having a nice chat over a cup of tea. :)
I don't think I've seen a moment in all of Doctor Who, old or new that was more heartwarming than this. Companions, some old, some new with the Doctor(s) flying the TARDIS together to bring Earth home. The music is really the crowning piece to this scene.
Love this! And also love the little detail that Luke, Gwen and Ianto seem to be really enjoying the ride (they know what's going on) while Wilf, Silvia and Francine are terrified!
This scene is by far my favorite! The song playing in the background is Song of Freedom, which is the song the Ood sang after the circle was broken in the Planet of the Ood. With the drums added, it's this beautiful freedom march back home and it's just beautiful. And then with the whole cast there. Tears and chills. Every time.
I think that was supposed to be Martha looking at The Doctor. If you look at the positioning of everyone around the console, you'll notice that she's standing next to him.
An expression referring to a character in a play interacting directly with the audience, rather than acting like the stage is a real room. Carried into other media, it's any time a fictional character acknowledges what they are.
Not only the best episode of the ENTIRE series (old AND new, and that's saying a lot) , but the song during this scene is LITERALLY the best ORIGINAL song I've ever heard on a TV show.
This is happiness. I never get tired watching this story. And the ending of this finale, is just heartbreaking. Sad and happy. And the music sounds beautiful.
She's not shunned at all. The two best jokes in the whole sequence are (a) Donna really fancies Jack, and (b) everyone thinks Jackie's a bit clueless. Hence Camille gets two of the best reaction shot/laughter lines in the whole scene! Billie is practically shunned!
This was by far the most epic moment of Doctor Who for me, it was just brilliant to see all the modern day companions at that point together piloting the TARDIS, the music was just perfect...and then we get that heart breaking ending.
This is truly the greatest moment, I believe, in the history of the greatest program ever since I started watching in 1978 just after I turned 4, it brings me to tears every time I see it, thank u cast and crew of Dr who for that moment #whovian4life
I always thought that he looked the happiest in this scene. Which just goes to show that your friends and family really can bring out the best in a moment.
Truly iconic scene for a sci fi show as well as the show in its entire 40 yr history. U can really tell that the cast had fun filming this. I don't know why some ppl don't like Journey's End its an amazing finale
Man watching this back brings so many warm memories. Kind of sad to see because I feel it’s went downhill for me and I don’t get the same sort of feelings with it as I did back then
I think one the best scenes in Dr. Who ever, where everyone comes together and saves the earth. The music composition and the screenplay was perfect and brought me to tears a few times when I first saw it. Dr. Who the best Sci Fi ever created I think.
"The music played in this section is a new arrangement of the 'song of the ood' composed by Murray Gold. Although this is not available to buy on cd yet the previous series have been released and it would be very likely that this would be the case with this series. However in previous series the release of the cd has waited to include music from the Christmas special." Many thanks to the BBC National Orchestra For Wales for the info listed above.
No matter how many times I watch/ listen to this scene, it always makes me feel so happy. The TARDIS, pulling the earth back home... absolutely amazing :')
Think about the complexity it took, to bring the earth back not only to it's exact position, but return it to it's precise orbit, and rotational speed, and keep it stable the whole time.
Fantastic!!! The best scenes and music out all the new Dr Who seasons so far...not to mention how the Tardis should be flown.... by meer Humans oh and a couple of Time Lords...Absolute emotional rollercoaster....perfection
Honestly, if the show would have ended on this episode, I would not have been disappointed. This was the best episode of the entire show, and if they ever do a grand finale of doctor who, I don’t think they’ll ever be able to do anything better than this episode. It is sheer perfection.
I always fid it weird when scenes like this are in shows and movies, just imagine how it actually is, no music, nothing actually happening but you need to cheer and laugh and all that shit.
Nothing screams "family" more than this scene. So much heart and soul were put into these episodes. The show really hasn't been as good since RTD left, although Moffat did occasionally come close like with Series 10, and Chibnall seems to be doing pretty well with how much of an improvement Series 13 has been so far. I'm just so glad that the best writer and showrunner has decided to return. Here's to another fantastic era!
The best moment of all time. Of all the moments in the show, this was by far the best for any era. And the music Song Of Freedom made it so touching. Nothing can beat this victory, nothing.
I just love it the doctor is excited about getting earth back home and in the middle of his rant he stops just to say "No Jakcie... just.... no. Dont touch anything and stnad back" thats is awesome lol
I listened to the music and it's not the same without the dialogue and sound effects from the episode, and prolly not the video either, making this truly a visual and audio delight. XD
“Infinity War and End Game was the best crossover”
*Russell 10 YEARS EARLY*
-“Hold my cup of tea”
Doctor who > mcu
Doctor who > star wars
Doctor who > basically everything
You mean beer?
@@MeltedToast84 They're English. Beer is in pints over there, not cups.
I was so excited to see every one of ten's companions piloting the Tardis together. What a reunion.
Yeah I Agee with you
It is my one of my favourite scenes from doctor who I kept over playing it again
12 years later and I still love this scene
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you may be bad-ass, but you'll never be as bad-ass as The Doctor towing the Earth out of the Medusa Cascade back to orbit with a fully crewed TARDIS
All that you said didnt really make an impact to me but when i got to "fully crewed tardis"
It really made me feel happy.
We know the doctor is alone even with companions but a fully manned tardis meants he trusted all of them to man the tardis and there is enough of them to man the tardis.
At that moment he wasnt alone..
Fuck I miss the Tennant era.... Love almost all of it
Jeffrey Sinclair he was the beat
Yeah man, i struggled all the way through Smith, haven't bothered with Capaldi.. hear he is okay though.
Only two Smith got close in my view was his Rings of Akhaten speech, that had some real deep emotion on it and the Fields of Trenzilor was okay.
+Jeffrey Sinclair capaldi is amazing. A bit rocky in season 8 because of bad writing, but really shines in 2-3 episodes in that season. Season 9 is just incredible, and season 10 is pretty good so far.
The Moffat era doesn't really have that family-like feeling in my opinion, but Smith was amazing in his own way (even though I didn't like him at first) and Capaldi portrays the Doctor very well, but in Series 8 and 9 the writing was mostly pretty bad (with some amazing moments like the speech in The Zygon Inversion), but Series 10 was definitely the best of Capaldi's era for me.
I bet the bits you didn’t like were written by Chris Chipnel and oh wait who’s the head writer for doctor who Chris Chipnel. If only we an go back and have great writing like this again
It would have been so cool if they had a scene like this in the 50th anniversary. The camera could have cut to The Eleventh Doctor piloting the TARDIS and pans up to some of his predecessors helping him fly.
HerrWeinachten I had the idea of this scene for the 50th but in star of earth it's galifrey and it would have been all the doctors from Paul mcgann onwards
@nathon riggins 3 years ago was 2018 or 2017 idk how yt works it out, but the 50th was in 2013 bro
I don't care if this would actually be impossible (of course, it's Doctor Who, what are you expecting?), the music, the joyful triumph, the successful crossover of all three shows, I just love this scene.
jaredofmo in the fiction of the show its possible , he could have xtnded the Gravity field of the tardis baiscly , still a great scene
True. This is Doctor Who: we told science to sod off over 50 years ago. Everything about this scene is just so hearfelt and awesome.
This episode was so cool! All the Doctor's companions since 2005 plus one from the original series.
Not only that but it bridged doctor who with touchwood, and the Sarah Jane adventures
Sarah Jane is one of the original! They reached beyond 2005 for her lol
I feel so bad for Jackie in this scene when the Doctor tells her not to touch anything XD
Xen The Jackal He wasn't being mean about it, at least. I think she ubderstood this was something just for the Companions, since she just nods and backs up instead of having a tantrum. Looks like he finally made peace with one of his greatest enemies lol
hyrinshratu also the console was already fully manned Jackie Donna and the clone doctor were just standing there watching
hyrinshratu no, it was because he knew she’d do something to mess it up, he was making sure she just didn’t touch the console at all 😂👏🏻
@@obiwankenobi687 kind of like Eleven when he let Rory help fly the TARDIS, but not Amy
@@juniorzablosky9608 but that didn't work out, now did it?
this music is epic
Song of freedom
To be honest, If doctor Who had ended on this episode, as a series finale, i would have been completely content with that
Me too. This was an absolutely brilliant story, packed with suspense and a a brilliant reunion of all the Doctor’s companions. What more could you ask for?
Look at the acting of Wilfred and Donna's Mother. In the set they probably were doing that without music or anything, and the joy is so genuine... Great, just great.
The golden age of Doctor Who. Oh how I miss it.
This scene would be perfect for when the Coronavirus pandemic comes to an end and everything goes back to normal.
I was thinking same thing
Nothing is ever gonna normal.
When the Coronavirus pandemic ends, all around the world it is gonna be PAARRRTTTYYYTIIIMMME!!
We all have our own tardis x it's our home x never stop believing xx
@@mycrowsoffed pizza time
Greatest moment in British TV history
Amen to that!!
Most memorable Doctor Who moment (for me)ever
Yes
R Pedraza me too
R Pedraza same m8
ABSOL-friggin-lutely! One of my favorite Doctor Who Moments Ever!!!
SAAAME!!!
I love this scene so much. We'd been TOLD throughout the years that TARDISes were immensely powerful, way beyond teleportation, but to actually see one tow an entire planet? Wow.
My favorite moment is at 2:16. Rose and Martha are hugging and the doctor breaks in for a three-way hug. It's so great to see Martha finally overcome her jealousy of Rose and it really feels like she's stopped living in Rose's shadow in this episode. The "Oh my God, he found you!" from earlier on always makes me tear up, too. I always wish we'd gotten a scene of Rose and Martha sitting down and having a nice chat over a cup of tea. :)
"Everybody lives! Just this once. Everybody lives!!"
Apart from the millions who were exterminated by Daleks invading capital cities around the world...
@@The12thDimension. And Harriet Jones
@@CinematicFreak98 And the Test Subjects From the reality Bomb.
@@Matheus21video and the daleks
Shhhhh we dont talk about those
I was suprised Torchwood and SJA were in this. Had a fucking fangasm
Luke: WHEEEEEEE!
Gwen and Ianto: WHEEEEEEEE!
Donna's parents: ASDFGHJKL;!!!!!
Francine: mildly annoyed
Ahh I love this comment 😌
I love this scene of Journey's end because the doctor is doing what he's
meant to to he's being the doctor and the best hero there is ^_^
The soundtrack is _Song of Freedom._ 😊 You're welcome!
I don't think I've seen a moment in all of Doctor Who, old or new that was more heartwarming than this. Companions, some old, some new with the Doctor(s) flying the TARDIS together to bring Earth home. The music is really the crowning piece to this scene.
Love this!
And also love the little detail that Luke, Gwen and Ianto seem to be really enjoying the ride (they know what's going on) while Wilf, Silvia and Francine are terrified!
This scene is by far my favorite! The song playing in the background is Song of Freedom, which is the song the Ood sang after the circle was broken in the Planet of the Ood. With the drums added, it's this beautiful freedom march back home and it's just beautiful. And then with the whole cast there. Tears and chills. Every time.
There's just something very satisfying about watching the Doctor's companions flying the TARDIS together.
2:17 Donna's like: Hands off Sarah Jane, JACK'S MINE! >:3
Time lord DNA or not she’s still Donna lol
This will never be topped. Ever. Makes me cry with joy every time (yes, including now.) Just....
Brilliant.
My eyes water every time I watch this! But they're happy tears. I guess it's the music.
Wait wait wait wait wait... Did Martha just break the fourth wall? 1:32
I think that was supposed to be Martha looking at The Doctor. If you look at the positioning of everyone around the console, you'll notice that she's standing next to him.
Ah. That makes sense.
Sully Kosmas what do u mean by the fourth wall?
An expression referring to a character in a play interacting directly with the audience, rather than acting like the stage is a real room. Carried into other media, it's any time a fictional character acknowledges what they are.
Break it? She drove a tank through it!
It may not have always been perfect, but this era of the show ended on the best goddamn high note in all of Nuwho.
Not only the best episode of the ENTIRE series (old AND new, and that's saying a lot) , but the song during this scene is LITERALLY the best ORIGINAL song I've ever heard on a TV show.
the most moving scene of Doctor Who
Quite literally
Literally :')
Amen to this!!
Bring moments like this back to Who please.
Garry Shane Baldridge not with moffat in charge
Sean English oh I know. I don't have much hope in chibnall either but we shall see.
I got to say the latest Xmas special and 2010 Xmas special was good for Moffat !😎
3 years later.... it got far worse
@@Jonny-xq5cb And now?
seeing them all together makes me insanely happy.
For some reason, Earth's return made me cry when I first watched it. It still makes my eyes tear up, for some reason. :')
The song used in this matches the scene perfectly.
This is happiness. I never get tired watching this story. And the ending of this finale, is just heartbreaking. Sad and happy. And the music sounds beautiful.
I REALLY LOVE THIS EPISODE, but especially this scene. It makes me cry. :')
made me emotional
“No Jackie, no no not you. Don’t touch anything. Just stand back.”
Poor Jackie. :-(
I love how Martha smiles at the camera!!😊
This is my favourite scene. It's FANTASTIC... I cried so much during this episode but it was so epic. Loved it.
This scene is so beautifully fantastic! Without a doubt the best scene of new who that will ever happen!
0:18
No, Jackie. No, no. Not you. Don’t touch anything, just… stand back.
XD
GmLantis
The most hilarious line...Ever!
0:18
This was our finest hour :):)
This is the best episode of Doctor Who ever! :D
God I miss this!
David was defiantly the best doctor!:)
Queen B always is best Doctor for me because I love him as doctor so much
Not for me but I do love him!
David 100%
Indeed, I'm sorry Tom Baker and the others, we love you all so much, but David takes the lead.
He did have the advantage of the best writer
These two episodes were just absolute golden. The music, the story even Davros. Best episodes ever
years later and i still start welling up everytime i see this!
I also love that they brought all the main cast together for this epic scene
I watched this tonight, and I cried my eyes out.
idk if it's this pandemic making me extra emotional, but i just bawled my eyes out rewatching this scene lmao
0:17
I always feel sad for Jackie, this big moment in Doctor Who history and she's practically shunned.
Justice for Jackie, I DEMAND IT!
She's not shunned at all. The two best jokes in the whole sequence are (a) Donna really fancies Jack, and (b) everyone thinks Jackie's a bit clueless. Hence Camille gets two of the best reaction shot/laughter lines in the whole scene! Billie is practically shunned!
@@peterowen9183 It'd still be nice if she got to at least move a lever or something
This was by far the most epic moment of Doctor Who for me, it was just brilliant to see all the modern day companions at that point together piloting the TARDIS, the music was just perfect...and then we get that heart breaking ending.
The most epic moment of Doctor Who !
Technically every Single person in Earth can fit in the Tardis since the tardis is infinite
this is the best scene in the whole of new doctor who
This is truly the greatest moment, I believe, in the history of the greatest program ever since I started watching in 1978 just after I turned 4, it brings me to tears every time I see it, thank u cast and crew of Dr who for that moment #whovian4life
Those 5 dislikes are Davros, and 4 other Daleks.
And another one now.
Mechanoid The Master.
Garry Shane Baldridge Yeah, or Davros
The cult of Skaro
By now Davros, the master and 27 Daleks
The greatest soundtracks from this era
I always thought that he looked the happiest in this scene. Which just goes to show that your friends and family really can bring out the best in a moment.
Truly iconic scene for a sci fi show as well as the show in its entire 40 yr history. U can really tell that the cast had fun filming this. I don't know why some ppl don't like Journey's End its an amazing finale
Man watching this back brings so many warm memories. Kind of sad to see because I feel it’s went downhill for me and I don’t get the same sort of feelings with it as I did back then
I think we all know, deep down, that This is when Doctor Who peaked.
Just hasn't been the same since
Favourite episode of doctor who gets me excited every time i see it
I think one the best scenes in Dr. Who ever, where everyone comes together and saves the earth. The music composition and the screenplay was perfect and brought me to tears a few times when I first saw it. Dr. Who the best Sci Fi ever created I think.
It was so great to see the companions together and interacting with each other in this episode
"The music played in this section is a new arrangement of the 'song of the ood' composed by Murray Gold. Although this is not available to buy on cd yet the previous series have been released and it would be very likely that this would be the case with this series. However in previous series the release of the cd has waited to include music from the Christmas special." Many thanks to the BBC National Orchestra For Wales for the info listed above.
No matter how many times I watch/ listen to this scene, it always makes me feel so happy. The TARDIS, pulling the earth back home... absolutely amazing :')
Song of Freedom. That's the music. (Starts crying tears of joy) And it is beautiful!
i never had the pleasure of seeing her as the companion but the episodes she was in for the newer series were great. RIP indeed.
Think about the complexity it took, to bring the earth back not only to it's exact position, but return it to it's precise orbit, and rotational speed, and keep it stable the whole time.
MY FAVORITE SCENE EVER! And for anybody who wants to know, the music to this is "Song of Freedom" from Vol. 4 soundtrack.
Moments like these are reasons I miss Murray Gold
Sad fact of life: Nothing you ever do or accomplish will ever be as epic, awesome and cool as this one episode of Doctor Who.
This has to be the coolest thing the Doctor has ever done!
Fantastic!!! The best scenes and music out all the new Dr Who seasons so far...not to mention how the Tardis should be flown.... by meer Humans oh and a couple of Time Lords...Absolute emotional rollercoaster....perfection
Glad to know I wasn't the only one who cried during this happy scene
Honestly, if the show would have ended on this episode, I would not have been disappointed. This was the best episode of the entire show, and if they ever do a grand finale of doctor who, I don’t think they’ll ever be able to do anything better than this episode. It is sheer perfection.
this era of who was by far the peak best cast n music n scripts !
I always fid it weird when scenes like this are in shows and movies, just imagine how it actually is, no music, nothing actually happening but you need to cheer and laugh and all that shit.
Nothing screams "family" more than this scene. So much heart and soul were put into these episodes. The show really hasn't been as good since RTD left, although Moffat did occasionally come close like with Series 10, and Chibnall seems to be doing pretty well with how much of an improvement Series 13 has been so far. I'm just so glad that the best writer and showrunner has decided to return. Here's to another fantastic era!
This was soooo over the top. Yet so amazing.
HAHAHA...OMGGG...ok, when donna says..."your doing good jack..i think your the best..." REWIND a bit back and see what action hes doing =P
The best moment of all time. Of all the moments in the show, this was by far the best for any era. And the music Song Of Freedom made it so touching. Nothing can beat this victory, nothing.
My boy, the Doctor's finest hour!
The sadest part of this, for me, is that Elisabeth Sladen died not long after this, she was the 1st companion I remember as a kid
Cried my eyes out at this ending :'( And every time ive seen it since !
This has got to be the most coolest thing I ever did see.
I just love it the doctor is excited about getting earth back home and in the middle of his rant he stops just to say "No Jakcie... just.... no. Dont touch anything and stnad back" thats is awesome lol
I listened to the music and it's not the same without the dialogue and sound effects from the episode, and prolly not the video either, making this truly a visual and audio delight. XD
anyone notice the mistake at 1:34 where Sarah pushes the thingy forwards and then it cuts and she pushes it again.
No it's just the same shot different angle
For 14 years it had to be the best Doctor Who episode day of doctor
One of the most epic new who moments. And the music just worked to make it a thousand times better
I love how Wilfred head buts the decoration!! This is one of the best moments of Doctor Who!
This is one of my all time favorite scenes
2:24-This will be us when both the Lockdown has ended and the last Social Distancing measure is lifted!
That TARDIS is strong long live the TARDIS, long live the doctor!!!😀
Best episode by far