DID IT SUCK? | Doctor Who [THE END OF TIME MEGA REVIEW]
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It says you made this comment 3 hours ago but the video was published 1 hour ago
@@AiRsTrIkExXzZ I think this was unlisted for his patrons, who I think get episodes of the series a week early (Might be wrong, but there are a few comments from yesterday on here)
Must do More Big Finish!
FYI; There is a Titan Comic called The Four Doctors where a machine teleports the 10th, 11th, and 12th Doctors each to an alternate timeline that was identical to theirs, up until 1 moment- The most important decision of each incarnation's life.
And for the 10th Doctor, this worse case timeline for him, is one in which he leaves Wilfred to die in that glass vault.
In the comic (cannon) the time lady was his daughter
Downplaying both the coffeeshop scene and the fact that wilf does the 4 taps on the glass... Both amazing moments from this finale
Bruh the 4 taps on the glass made me lose my mind.
His 4 taps on the glass brought the whole 4 knocks storyline to a mind exploding, tear jerking conclusion
Offers the gun 4 times
Yeah the coffeshop scene is pure quality. 10's speech about regeneration being like 'another man goes sauntering away' really hit me in the feels. I'd of loved to of seen more 10 and Wilf adventure episodes.
Coffeeshop scene doesn’t deserve to exist
Harry: "Not sure why it's called 'The End Of Time'"
Also Harry: *completely misses the part where Rassilon talks about collapsing time itself*
I really like the “I thought it’d be cleaner” line, considering when Wilf was younger all Sci fi shows featured clean, sleek and white spaceship decks
Red Dwarf
Unoriginal
Red dwarf in comparison to wilf is fairly young, red dwarf is more something for Donna’s mother’s generation.
Which would of course include Doctor Who if it wasn't happening inside of it
@@acolyte1363 Well, not this era. Davies loved his functional factory grudge.
Star trek
You really downplayed that the doctor went through all 5 stages of grief in his rant about how he could have done so much more.
When you realise that 10s last words, "I don’t want to go" is the opposite of his catchphrase allons-y which is French for Let’s go. Easily the saddest regeneration in my opinion
I never realised that!
Capaldi's breaks me.
His final conversation with The Testimony is pure *Who*
"Can't I ever have peace... Can't I rest."
That breaks me every time because it feels like a complete arc from the start of Nu Who; instead of trying to beat the villain even if people die, he's weary, tired and the last man standing out of all of his friends.
He just wants it to be over with.
But of course he chooses not to, and that's the purity of the Doctor wrapped into one twenty minute segment.
God I fucking miss Peter.
Oh... now it’s even sadder
@UCf2QseNt9wmb8FpmueJEMIw I love it but I can see why...
I kinda wanted his last words to have been "Alonsy", or "let's go", but with all of that emotion left in. As cheesy as that sounds, it definitely would have made it so that Ten was ready to move on. But I honestly don't mind "I don't want to go" either.
When the Ood says "the end of time itself" it doesn't mean Tennant's Doctor running out of time, it means the Time Lords plan to eradicate the universe, hence time itself too.
Bump
@@TheJGEdits I mean it's art, it's up to interpretation, it can mean literally anything if you view it as such, I just felt that Harry missed the point by claiming it was only the one (later two) definitions. Then again, I also sounded as if I was saying it's only my definition in my comment too so yeah, should've phrased it better.
It is indeed up for interpretation, but the literal "end of time" going on here is the Time Lords' grand plan to erase time and ascend as greater beings.
Rassilon wanted to transcend physical form at the end of the time war and that's his plan here.
Pretty insane that plot point was dropped in new who after RTD, seems like it would be kind of important when they bring galifrey back. Rassilon would have become the doctors new greatest adversary
@@matty9460 I guess he didn't want to set up anything too big for Moffat to have to handle, although it would have been interesting to see what they could have done with rassilon, his rendition under Davies felt just shy of being used to his full extent, and his rendition under Moffat was... Well we all know how that episode turned out.
The fact that Martha and mIckey didn’t go on to join the torchwood team will forever be a missed opportunity
They were supposed to be in Children of Earth, but Freema Agyeman and Noel Clarke were busy with other projects at the time
Torchwood was destroyed during Children of Earth by the time End of Time occurred and Jack had fled to space.
Originally Torchwood season three was going to be thirteen episodes like the first two series and I think the idea was that Martha would replace Owen as the medic and Mickey would replace tosh as tech specialist. But bcos of the recession they could only make a five part mini series.
When I was younger I cried way to much at the regeneration scene, I always used to leave the room and cry for hours because to me The 10th Doctor was a family member, he was there once a week to entertain me for a hour, he will always be my Doctor
That’s the same for me with Matt Smith. Doesn’t matter how crap they are at it in other people’s eyes they’re always hour doctor.
As a Scottish person, I love how Russel Davies got the Proclaimers, a famous Scottish duet on the set to sing "I'm Gonna Be (500 miles)" with David Tennant as a send off after his time was finished.
Really? That is amazing, David apparently loves them.
@@rkah6187 yeah the video is on TH-cam you can find it
th-cam.com/video/2c6qENWh2jQ/w-d-xo.html
I watched the video and it was so wholesome! Sue was my favourite, obviously.
I think Martha and Mickey getting together is supposed to represent the two rejected lovers finding solace in each other.
Mickey was rejected by Rose in favour of the Doctor.
Martha had a crush on the Doctor but was always overshadowed by Rose.
Although it still does feel kind of random, especially as Martha was already married.
That’s why I hated it. Throwing the two rejected POCs together at the end felt insulting to each of their independent characters.
Warriorette12 I agree tbh
@Warriorette12 Why do people feel the need to make it about race? That scene was filmed before Torchwood series 3 was, which Martha and Mickey were supposed to be apart of but it never happened because of the actors' filming commitments. So had the original plan gone ahead, we would have had a whole series of them interacting in Torchwood, presumably in a romantic sense, leading into them being married by The End of Time pt 2. So it was really due to filming scenes out of chronology as opposed to bad writing.
When was Martha Marreid ??
@@Galvatronover She was engaged to someone, but he was always far away, helping people without having much time for her. They never showed who the man was, but the similarities his description had with the Doctor made me feel it wouldn't work. And it didn't - that's why I think her ending up with Mikey, who in many senses is the opposite of the Doctor, was what she needed - more than someone who resembled her impossible love.
"I don't wanna go" Is the *single* most heartwrenching line from pretty much every New Who Doctor.... it just *breaks* me every time...
I know and I think there's a problem there it made people dislike matt Smith for a long time because it caused people to think tennant had been fired.
@@Roboshi2007 Its a shame. I do *like* Smith's doctor. Not nearly as much as his predecessors, nor Capaldi after him, but he isn't as bad as people think
David Bradley also used that line as William Hartnell in Adventure in Time and Space
Series 5 is the best series of new who without a doubt and Smith's doctor is impeccable. It's just a shame he goes downhill from then on
@@alexhunter7978 Nah!
FYI; There is a Titan Comic called The Four Doctors where a machine teleports the 10th, 11th, and 12th Doctors each to an alternate timeline that was identical to theirs, up until 1 moment- The most important decision of each incarnation's life.
And for the 10th Doctor, this worse case timeline for him, is one in which he leaves Wilfred to die in that glass vault.
I would've actually preferred that much more ( also setting a darker and more inhumane tone for the 5th season), as that one was already the age of a great-grandfather and would've died soon either way... David's Doctor could've done so much more on Doctor Who, but I guess following the announcement of his departure (I still don't get why he gave up the dream role he always wanted his whole life, even Moffat tried to convince him to stay) they used the sacrifice for a random old man as a plot device to kill off the tenth doctor...
The last 30 mins or so are the most emotional scenes ever seen on television never mind doctor who
Gary Louk laughs in Children of Earth
Yes
@@DanTheMan2150AD which one was that?
Derek Walter Torchwood
DanTheMan 2150AD the best torchwood series imo
quick side note to help punch your stomach for Ten's "Reward"
in the sarah jane adventures episode "Death of the doctor", the 11th doctor tells Jo Grant that when he was last dying, he visited ALL of his companions to make sure they were ok
makes going back to the end of time hurt a little more knowing it wasn't just 10's companions he seen
It always made me imagine him holding back his regeneration for a week to see all his companions
If you want a little expansion to this, I recommend you watch The Secret of Novice Hame. Showed what happened to Novice Hame after the events of Gridlock whilst also linking into Ten's reward.
Apesh Rujmel link please ?
@@yolob6815 look up Novice Hame Doctor who on youtube
YoloB th-cam.com/video/H0H260uP9wM/w-d-xo.html
"It's dinner time" scared the shit out of me as a kid.
The person shouting "Gallifrey falls" is the woman who was doing the prophecies and stuff
I only recently realised; the scene at the end with Jack in the bar is set following children of earth, that changes the mood of the moment quite a bit.
go on
@@cloudsombrero?
@@MrMaster7112765 iv never finished torchwood so please enlighten me good sir
@@cloudsombrero at the end of torchwood s3, Jack does quite a bad thing and is ashamed of it. So he decides to run from the aftermath rather than face it, leading him to that bar
Daaaaamn I've never thought of it like that. I knew it took place "after" Children of Earth but I never considered the proximity. Now that forlorn look on Jack's face at the beginning of the scene makes so much more sense!
It's easy to dismiss that scene as a cheeky sexual set up when compared to the previous two scenes where the Doctor literally saves people's lives. But I suppose he's doing the same thing here, saving Jack from his misery by finding him a companion (or at least a temporary distraction).
The Super Mario Sunshine joke got me, and now I'll never be able to watch end of time again
Sorry, don't know why I noticed this but why were there so many actors spitting, did they not put the spit filter on the camera or something, Rasalon did it at the end of Part 1, Tennant did it when he broke down in front of wilf and then smith did it when he was in the TARDIS, idk why I noticed this but I can't unsee it now
I wanted to mention this, but you did instead. Thank you Ben!
Enunciation causes showers is all I'll say. It happens on stage acting a lot and on film/TV. These moments I noticed in these episodes too.
What struck me as odd when Matt Smith just spat at the TARDIS console at the end for no reason.
InsanityMethods I think it was his doctor trying to put out the fire lol
@@FarronOfHouseFarron in one of the behind the scenes episodes it says matt spat because he got foam in his mouth from the tardis panelling when the pyrotechnics went off
Always felt like it emphasized how serious shit was.
"He will knock four times" as the ominous thread really pays off in part 2.
Once we think everything is solved I felt all the stress of the scene go away like a rock off my chest.
Then we hear Wilfred rapping on the glass box four times was really an "oh no!" moment for me.
The tension just jumped to 11 and my stomach just dropped.
The scene where Wilf starts rapping and the sheer overload of swag causes the Doctor to regenerate is my favourite moment in the entire show.
22:00 the Visionary from the Council Table.
Fun fact! Both "No more" and "Gallifrey Falls" are mentioned in this climax, later called back on as a plot point in Day of the Doctor.
I would love to see a “Did it Suck?” for Hot Fuzz
No it didn't easy answer
james green Completely agree
And SotD, and The World’s End?
@@Big_Bad_Gammon Shaun of the Dead, no. World's End, a little bit.
Can I ask why? It's widely renowned as one of the greatest comedies ever made and this channel has implied an appreciation for Edgar Wright. I guarantee you the answer will be: no.
Still torn on this story, on the one hand a great send off for 10, on the other it has some really embarrassing moments.
The first part is definitely weaker. The 2nd part is lot better id give it a 8/10
How was this one day ago or if it’s only an hour
Sam Nelson probably patreon
Part 1 6/10
Part 2 10/10
When Wilf cries, that's when I start to go.
Also, "BeeeHAVE. Minnie!" is the best thing ever....... **sigh** Rest in peace, June Whitfield....
Yep. That shot of Wilf tearfully saluting the Doctor ruins me. His gratitude and also his sorrow, knowing he's never going to see the Doctor again feels so real. What an incredible actor Bernard Cribbins is.
@@ANameYouCanRemember
May he restt in peace!
Just a reminder that Sarah-Jane Smith does meet 11 in SJA
The 11th Doctor era and beyond aren’t canon
@@justsomerandomguyonline1144 sorry what?
Nikolaj Eels it’s so bad it shouldn’t count
@@justsomerandomguyonline1144 okay tennant fanboy
Ontos 😂 no The Writing just gotten poor after him and RTD left.
22:40 you do realise that’s the “he will knock 4 times” prophecy from the previous episode.
Tennant has saved the world, the threat is over, he is safe. Then he hears 4 knocks and immediately realised he has changed absolutely nothing.
I only say that as you never mentioned it and to be fair it is very easy to miss.
23:02 Russell considers that to be one of the "moments of absolute truth" he stumbles across in his writing. Something that is do real, it can only be written with instinct. The reason he keeps writing, apparently.
Man no episode before or since has made me feel the way this one did
My favourite part of this whole two-parter:
"Will it stop then? The noise in my head?..."
"I can help!"
"Don´t know, what I´d be without that noise...."
"I wonder what I´d be... without YOU...."
"...Hm.... Yeah..."
💔💔💔
I can't watch this episode without immediately watching the 11th hour afterwards to stave off the depression
Thank god all 3 episodes were packaged together on the disk I had
It’s sooo overly hated. Maybe I have nostalgia glasses on but I loved watching all of it!
Agreed.
It does have a lot of holes.
I agree, much like series 11 and 12, series 4 finale is unjustly overhated.
@@jeckjeck3119 Series 12 finale isn't unjustly hated.
SoundsOfMars 2000 id rather watch the end of time than the timeless children
Just me, or would Journeys end have made a better ending to Tennent’s era? The fare fell of all the companions, then doing the doctor go would have been absolutely devastating. I suppose they didn’t do that, because 9th’s last episode was against the Daleks too.
Possibly, but I think they did enough interesting stuff with the Doctor's loneliness after all his companions departing and his subsequent tragic fall in Waters of Mars that it made stretching it out worthwhile.
Besides, it would have distracted from Donna's departure and the integration of all the spin-off and returning characters would have probably distracted from the story of the regeneration. Would have required fairly substantive changes to the story, with the loss of the main cliffhanger from Part 1 to avoid making the actual regeneration look cheap.
"God bless the Cactuses!"
"That's Cactii!"
"That's racist!"
I love how the gun keeps making that clicking sound every time he turns around and points it at the other side, as if he's re-cocking it. Maybe he's just un-cocking it and re-cocking it again in rapid succession. Or... maybe they just figured they needed a sound effect to punctuate the switch every time and didn't give a shit about how much sense it didn't make (seeing as the Doctor just survived an impact that should've turned him into a gory puddle).
Well... yes and no? The glass window probably worked as a cushion of sorts, slowing him down a bit, and then based on how he was coming in, looked like his legs were gonna land first. Should he have ‘rolled’ his body, which he did to a degree, he could have survived. You can also see as he smashed through he shielded his head in his arms.
@@starsignature4106 there's also the theory that the Doctor becomes immune to anything that has previously killed them. The Doctor has fallen to their "death" before and so, if this theory is true, they would be able to survive based on that (I know it's a bit flimsy, but if you look it up I'm sure someone can explain it better than me)
@@deskrabbit2190 When did the Doctor become Doomsday?
@@BritishTeaFGC since Jessie Eisenberg mixed his blood with the Doctor's body in a pool of piss
No, it’s like a Russian Roulette thing. There was one bullet and he would pull the trigger after every time he turned
I like the blue skull energy burst, its like a reference to deadly assassin master, cause thats his true energy bleeding out, thou they never really went anywhere with it.
Man that moment when the doctor is trying to get to the tardis and sees Ood Sigma, Vale Decem slowly building in the background, is near perfect. The acting from Tennent, the music from Gold, the line "This song is ending, but the story never ends". Everything from the moment Rose leaves until that explosive regeneration is absolute quality.
In the show when the camera was on the time lord lady, after a moment it looked like she was moving her eyes telling the doctor to shoot something else
If you hadn't mentioned the score ''Vale decem'' (which is Latin for Goodbye Ten), I would have rioted!
I like to think The Doctor's holiday included him becoming Kilgrave in Jessica Jones
Would be awkward when he got his neck snapped
I love the 10th Doctor so much. This was when I really got into Doctor Who and committed to seeing it when it came out. Even repeats with the 9th doctor. I sat through marathons, even when I already saw episodes. I can't get over his laughs. It fills me with this joy I can't even explain nor know why, but I love it. I uttered an "Oh, no" at tah-tah-tah-tah and held my breath. I cried so much. I felt like I was sharing a very intimate moment when he visited his companions. It felt so private, but I couldn't turn away. The emotional reaction is one I still can't brace for, even years later. Always and forever my favorite Doctor.
My biggest problem with this episode is that its strongest moments (Because lets be honest, the plot and resolution has a great deal of that RTD 'I spent the entire episode building up this resolution and now have about a minute to fit in a Deus Ex Machina ending whilst the Villains sit around twiddling their thumbs and let the Doctor do what the Doctor needs to do) are the build up to and the actual regeneration... Which I have become less fond of with time. Not because its bad, like I said, by far the strongest moments, but because I think it makes the one big mistake a regeneration episode should never do.
It seems to go out of its way to make you almost bitter towards the new incarnation for replacing the old one. Sure, a regeneration episode should be melancholy. Its a sad occasion... But its also a new beginning. The whole 'It feels like dying, I die, and a new man goes walking off' and 'I don't want to go' (Along with all the rest of Tenths angst) may perfectly suit the Tenth Incarnation (As Eleven put it, 'I had vanity issues at the time'), but its just too much negativity towards the idea of a new Doctor coming along, and is my opinion one of the big reasons so many people say they left the show at Ten (Despite the impressive fact that viewing figures held up throughout a good chunk of Moffat's run). Tenths regeneration simply left people bitter towards the idea of a new Doctor.
Elevenths does this the best, because it fully embraces the sadness of the regeneration, the end of an era, but the writing doesn't become bitter about it:
'We all change, when you think about it, we are all different people, all throughout our lives. And thats ok, thats good. You got to keep moving, so long as you remember all the people who 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'
Now sure, that more suits Elevens personality, his incarnation was around for over a thousand years after all, we know he spent three centuries on and off with the Ponds, and spends around 900 years expecting and coming to terms with his death on Trenzalore. Its understandable why he would be more ready to regenerate from a character perspective... But in my opinion its just a healthier approach for the show overall. Regeneration episodes should embrace the sadness, but still make people excited for a new era, instead of leaving a bitter taste in the mouth towards the new Doctor who could all to easily be seen as the 'Killer' of the current incarnation.
ive seen many theories that have come from this episod, such as the timelady being the docotrs mother, or the timelords becoming weeping angels when they die, either way cant wait for the season 5 reviews
Although these stories are very mixed and have some very random ideas... It still holds a special place in my heart as a great send off for Tennant and RTD (especially the last 20 mins in Part 2 saying goodbye to the characters we've seen grow over the years)
I’m not gonna say much but I’ll say this
Thank you for this journey man
Just finished an exam and this is released! Thanks for something great to view
The way he rolls to his sponsor is just so smooth
for me i remember the ending vividly, i cried my eyes out when it premiered on tv and to be honest i still cry from it, seing the characters which i grew up with, even sarah smith (which i used to watch her spin off series, and the fact she passed away makes the scene with her more impactful atleast for me) was emotional and honestly well made
even with the oods song singing him to his regeneration was beautiful but upsetting, and the whole line of "i dont want to go" which apparently was off script, he could choose his last line which was upesetting
then turning to the other doctor having the tone 180...i wasnt a fan of that
and even still not much of a fan of matt smith's doctor and the rest after, in my opinion doctor who died off after david tenant
Gallifrey Council: The Senate
The Cactus Ship: AT AT with no legs
The fight scene in the ship: A new hope space fight
The bar with Jack: The cantina
I'm getting star wars vibes
Jesus Christ even watching that ending with no audio, only Harry's commentary, made me tear up. Easily the most powerful moment in the show and, for me at least, in any show.
I'm glad you spent so much time on the part with the Doctor and Wilf on the ship with the gun, but I'm surprised you didn't talk about the absolute gut punch at the end of it. When the Doctor talks about the Time Lords and Wilf thinks they sound so wonderful, and the Doctor says that how he chooses to remember them, as they were, not what they had become from the Time War, and then after that huge emotional scene where the Doctor wont take the gun to kill the Master, he wont even hold it, he wont break his morals to save his own life. And then when the Master reveal the White Point Star, that the Time Lords are returning, without a moment of hesitation, the Doctor grabs the gun from Wilf's hands. This single action of show don't tell reveals just how terrifying the Time Lords have become.
It's sad. But there's lots of stuff I'm not keen on. Mainly the Vinvocci.
However, I love the Master in this, despite being weird by Master standards, and the Time Lords being who I always imagined them to be. War-hungry, power-mad nutters. I also love the Doctor-Wilf stuff.
End of an Era. It'll possibly, probably never be as good again.
Not quite sure what's difficult to understand about the 'End of time' title. It's explained several times by Rassilon and others that the Timelords plan to destroy/end all time/creation. Just so happens that it's the end of 10's time too.
Also I can't believe that you just basically skipped over the cafe scene with Wilf and the doctor. One of the best scenes in all of doctor who and a great pay off for wilf and their relationship
I love the way music is used in Doctor Who, Murray Gold's themes fit the show so perfectly
I sounded like a whimpering puppy at those final moments
By the way, harry I think you missed what the time lords are coming back for they are going to destroy the universe with the time vortex and they say they will ascend and leave their body's, so basically, they are crazed and insane and will destroy everything.
when he saved wilfred and says “it’ll be my honour” broke my heart and still does
That transition into the skillshare promotion was as smooth as melted cheese
The book signing is the saddest part of the entire series. Don't even come at me. The regret that he shows and the woman being in absolute disbelief when she's writing and then stops and looks up... it's very powerful acting. The woman might not know the true feelings, but Davids face shows how hard it was for not only him but the woman he loved.
I think someone pointed out that the scene where The Dosctor screams "I could do SO MUCH MORE!" Is essentially him going through the 5 Stages of Grief
3:04 Why did the Doctor not just yeet the Master's body into a star to prevent that?
21:46 Or if she's an established character then possibly Susan or Romana?
I always imagine the mysterious woman to be The Doctor's mother.
@@jvblhc yeah we'll never know who the woman is, Russell T Davis has said he wasn't even sure who she was.. probs is a lie but we'll never know for sure lol
@@TheJGEdits I saw something that had Davies saying it was his mother, but I never read the full article so maybe he was only saying his interpretation idk
@@TheJGEdits Which is pretty much a Davies specially - put some out there and let us guess what it is. As apposed to Moffat (whom I do like too) banging his his ideas into you head every ten minutes.
Harry's a nu-Who fanboy he doesn't know who Susan or Romana are :P
27:55 that shot of the master hahaha
Sad that his Regeneration Song is singing "Vale" wich means "Farewell" ends with him saying "I don't want to go."
Though I was sad when I saw this back on new years, I am glad he left. It would be sad for David Tenant to only be known as the 10th Doctor and nothing else.
The End of Time in my opinion is without a doubt the greatest regeneration story of all time. It is so grand and epic in its scale (The Master! The Time Lords! Gallifrey emerging into the Earth's atmosphere!), and has so many memorable scenes, such as the one where the Doctor tells Wilf that the human race look like 'giants' to him, or the Doctor contemplating whether to shoot the Master or Rassilon with the gun. I remember feeling so upset as a 14 year old kid when David Tennant regenerated. He was and always will be my Doctor.
The road worker from Fear Her was actually referring to Rassilon and the other time lords when he kept shouting about the council
I always feel empty when I watch the eleventh hour- it's like he forgot what happened.
I like it especially Part 2 but I don't think it's the end of the golden era of Doctor Who.
I found both parts rather tedious though the second part had some excellent moments. But it felt like either Davies thought he has making the most amazing episode ever or he was just in a rush to get it all over with. As for Martha and Mickey looking sad when they see The Doctor: they know this man, they know the look on his face, they know instinctively that they will never see him again. They may not know why, but they know. Some people hate it, but I always loved The Doctor going around to see his friends and companions one more time (and in a Sarah Jane Adventure, it is revealed that he did the same goodbye trip with all the companions he had ever had). Knowing that I would (probably) never see Martha, Mickey, Rose, Wilf, and other ever again, I sit through those last moments with a sad smile on my face. In conclusion, The End of Time was not every good, but, as you say, there are some amazing scenes. P.S. Timothy Dalton would have been a superb Rassilon.
I’m so glad to see Harry still making vids, I remember when I first found this channel I remember bingeing all of the old Matt smith vids and it makes me so happy to see that he’s done RTD era aswell
just a random thought but the Doctor was not planning on speaking to Rose and she only noticed him because of his wince in pain like when she meets him originally (9) he is in complete mental and physical anguish after the time war it's like Rose is always there to alleviate his pain when he needs her most.
2:22 this is after the episode tilted "The day of the doctor" so they did make an episode out of it just in 11th doctor era
I got so confused when I say the 50 years ago
Nobody counts that episode as canon
@@justsomerandomguyonline1144 why? I liked the episode what was wrong about it?
EvilMan • 50 years ago it was bad. First of all it made The entire RTD era and
the arc of The 9th and 10th Doctor pointless by bringing back Gallifrey and It was The 8th Anniversary of Modern Who not The 50th Anniversary of The Entire show.
@@justsomerandomguyonline1144 yeah you're right, but I still enjoyed the episode because it was fun and still better than what Chibnall did in the finale of 12th season
I think you skipped over a moment when Joshua Naismith sits down with the Master, he briefly explains how he got rich was when Torchwood had split and had "acquired it", indicating that perhaps he sold some of their weapons. To UNIT maybe, who knows? It's up to the viewer to decide.
Apparently, Naismith owned a mobile phone company called Neon. Adverts for it were on the bus in "Planet of the Dead." So there was another bit of foreshadowing in that episode, in addition to Carmen's warning.
Aw, man, that coffee shop scene is one of the highlights of the first episode. Like a master-class on acting a bitter-sweet tone. Makes anything else in that part worth it. Just as the latter half of part 2 and Wilf and the Doctor on the ship is enough to overlook the vinvocci, insufferable as they are on re-watch
The s4 finale review got me tearing up... and so did this review. Your humour levels yet your passion for this show is just gorgeous. I can tell how much you love this show, and I fucking love it too. These reviews are so bloody beautiful, the way you narrate what is happening just breaks my heart. Thank you harry.
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I swear even seeing the stills and knowing those final 2 minutes were comming brought me to tears, damn it Harry I already had 1 emotional breakdown today
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"...fix the HEATING!"
Idk if you'll read this or even care, but the person screaming "GRAVITY FALLLLLLLLLSS' was the dalek caan aah time lord.
"Ball tickling at best." That's like the most pompous thing you can say lol. Gonna use it in all my negative reviews from now on.
I personally liked the use of plain black and white backgrounds for the time lords. Its like they’re able to control their surroundings.
“These companions will never be seen again”
Me: “1. Never say never” 2. (Laughs in series 14)
The woman calling out “Gallifrey Falls” was the prophetess from Gallifrey.
I personally agree with most of your points although about the gun part the doctor has killed people via shooting them to death before (see day of the Daleks or Colin baker killing the cyber controller in his era). Also another thing I had a problem with was with how he complained about dying and going on a fairly long fare well tour (which big finish did an excellent job with in an adventure crossover between 10 and 4 where 4 tells ten that the mere fact that tens there shows he’s long dead and he just continues on showing how the classic doctors were always at peace when they died, see caves of androzani for a truly excellent regen story).
It was all worth it to hear Wilfred say "She's a cactus!".
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That beginning part, the Doctor just came back from his honeymoon with Queen Liz.
It's implied in the 50th anniversary episode that's what happened
The song played during the doctor’s regeneration means goodbye 10.
The 20 minutes reward scenes don't do it for some people. I like it but in context it helps a lot.
The doctor visits every single past companion going back through all the classic companions right before he regenerates one final time.
I always felt when 10 arrives at the ood planet that was right after day of the doctor.. He got back into the tardis, lost his memories about the event and headed of on a few last adventures before landing back on the ood planet setting up his end
Im pretty sure it takes place after the 50th anniversary. In that episode we see the doctor get married to queen Elizabeth. When the doctor shows up to the ood planet, he says he got married to queen Elizabeth
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I agree with you on most if this, I found Part 2 a significant improvement from Part 1 although I utterly despise 10's rant at the end. I just found it so selfish and arrogant of him, not to mention out of character for the Doctor. I do however love how he went to visit all his past companions before that dreadful "I don't wanna go" line, really nice way to round off the RTD era.
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Oof, "Vale Decem"......
..... we miss you, Murray Gold.....
*With one particular exception*
Welp, now two.But sad that we'll never see the second one again after this time. RIP Bernard Cribbns.
I don't know about anyone else, but I always assumed that the hand gestures of the unknown woman were the origins of the weeping angles, Rassilon refers to it as a punishment, and the origins of the weeping angles are never made clear, seems like something the timelords would come up with in the depths of their madness
Rassilon mentions that they have to stand like the weeping angels, meaning that the angels probably came before this. I don’t know the quote but he specifically mentions them.
@@tomanderson4953 I believe the quote you're looking for is "they stand as monuments to their shame, like the Weeping Angels of old". In my humble opinion the "of old" part definitely gives away that the Weeping Angels are an even more ancient race than the Time Lords.
Which, really, makes sense. I'm not a fan of this "The Weeping Angels were once Time Lords" theory. I don't understand why they need an origin story, they're just some other species.
Wilf has been and always will be one of the best characters in Doctor Who. I've always wished that we could have a season with him as a companion that doesn't focus on the Doctor fighitng enemies like the Dalek but just have him see the universe that he's always been starting at.
The whole dinnertime sequence fills me with pure joy.
This is the 2 parter next to the torchwood episodes of season 2 made me bawl my eyes out. It really hurt me seeing these characters leave after a whole 5 years with such great characters.
we know that one of the places the doctor ends up in between the waters of mars and these episodes is Sarah-Jane's wedding (if my timing is right) where he helps save her from the trickster and accidentally injects Clyde with a bunch of Artron energy which helps him later on when it's the only way Smith's Doctor can return to save Sarah-Jane one last time before Sladen's tragic death in 2011
smith's episode in the Sarah-Jane comes in between the Christmas Carol and series 6 I believe as he mentions leaving Amy and Rory at a honeymoon destination
I need some of that Ben and Jerries too. I'm in tears from this review too