Doctor Who | Reaction & Review "The End of Time: Part Two" | David Tennant Regeneration
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- Doctor Who Reaction - "The End of Time: Part Two" - David Tennant Regeneration
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Hey, are there specific upload times for doctor who, dark and vinland? :)
Hoping one day you start 'Steins Gate' too. You will be the perfect reactor for the show.
@@2mat012 Its very high on his list and will most likely appear in a poll when he starts a new series
@@2mat012 i agreed bro. idk why alot of ppl didnt recommend this anime. its classic masterpiece!
Will you watch Agents of Shield sometime in the future?
Never ever apologize for the hurt in your heart nor your feelings and emotions let alone your tears. Your empathy is beautiful not unsightly and should be proud of such a heartfelt human connections towards others. You're not a robot.
since I can't like comments more than once I'll just write a reply saying I second the shit outta this.
worded beautifully mate
same here man. I'd actually be incredibly surprised if you didn't cry. It's been over 10 years since this episode aired and it makes me cry like a baby every time lol
Nothing to be ashamed of
Very well said, exactly what I was thinking 🙌🏻
What are you talking about
Fun fact! So far, the Doctor regenerating has only been that explosive three times, all during the current era of the show. All three times are because the Doctor held the regeneration back for a long time instead of immediately regenerating. Like pressure building in a volcano as it refuses to erupt.
"I don't wanna go" gets me every single time =( Ten is forever my Doctor =)
same, i read somewhere that it wasn't scripted
@@infinaos - They had five goes at that line, each time the director pushed Tennant to say it more emotionally; the aired one was the fourth.
"You know what? You were MY Doctor".
I remember the very first episode, and Tom Baker had always been my favourite - until Ten. I like the other Doctors, but Ten is MY Doctor.
Spider-Man and David Bradley have only made that line hurt more
@@Jim_The_Fish what Tom Holland Spider-Man doesn’t come close😂
Matt Smith is my Doctor, but there is no doubt that David Tennant is an outstanding actor. I've never seen him in anything he wasn't great in, and I always enjoy watching him. I'm glad you noticed the music. I like the contrast as well. They needed that joyful energy after such a somber episode.
For me, one of the saddest parts of ten's ending is how happy his start was. He was with Rose and her family and surrounded by people he loves and then at the end, he's watched all of them leave him and is all alone again.
I rewatched the speech before he saves Wilfred so many times, his acting is phenomenal
It is brilliant isn't it? it's like he's trying to convince himself to leave him, knowing full well he'd never.
heartbreaking.
and Murry Gold's soundtrack (Four-Knocks) landing perfectly again. When its re-used at the end of Smiths run it just hits differently.
There’s not many moments/scenes/lines that get me emotional in tv or film. “I don’t wanna go” and the regeneration is the first thing I can remember crying over in tv because I was sad and upset.
Such a perfect way to close all the chapters of this book. The end of an era
"Vale Decem" - that piece of music will completely destroy me no matter how many times I hear it. It's a moment, an enormously popular Doctor was leaving, it's wonderfully staged. Russel knew what he was doing, and David played it beautifully.
You never, ever, need to apologise for getting emotional.
The bit that 'stealth emotions' me is the meeting with Nurse Joan Redfearn's granddaughter. Incidentally, they named the granddaughter Verity Newman after Verity Lambert (the first producer of Doctor Who) and Sydney Newman (the de facto creator of Doctor Who). The Doctor, as John Smith, remarks to Joan that his parents were 'Sydney and Verity' in that story too.
Donna's wedding just... man. I can't help but shiver and tear. My God Wilf...
You did better than I did! I wept from the moment the knocks came and sobbed for a good twenty minutes after Matt showed up!
This episode will always be my favorite, brings out such emotions. Scenes between The Doctor and Wilfred have to be my favorite.
*March 4th Update* - AoT 4x20 will be going up in the first half of next week. After that it will have a specific weekly upload day.
Huge W, can’t wait for scheduled AoT content.
Can’t wait 👀
Sorry for asking and I don't mean to be rude, but how were you able to deliver aot consistently while it was airing while also having other series on your channel before the big break. Is it just the upped quality, or are time constraints what is keeping your aot reactions back, either way I hope you are doing well and you shouldn't rush yourself, health should always comes first over everything else. You should also consider getting an editor but idk if it is financially viable or if it's just the problem of recording the reactions that are keeping you back. Whatever it is I can't wait to watch your new videos and support you further.
@@Mike20we That was because I was doing just the four series at that point (Death Note, The Last of Us, Attack on Titan, Doctor Who)
This time I was trying to maintain and stay ahead on 5 series and then a 6th with Attack on Titan airing at the moment. Tried to make it work, didn’t work out.
Now I’m back to a four series lineup, meaning I can get to weekly AoT releases again after 4x20.
@@_FILMBuFF_ Okay gotcha, thx for answering my kinda dumb question. I am excited then to see aot back on a schedule, I can't wait.
This episode still makes me emotional, several years later. One of my favorites.
tennant is defo my favourite doctor, his acting is so good
And now onto Matt Smith. Weird, wonderful and just incredible. I loved Tennant and was hesitant to give a new Doctor a chance but I did and I never once regretted it. By the end of the Smith Era I knew he would be my Doctor forever.
There are Doctor Who Confidentials which contain interviews and behind the scenes, which are well worth looking at.
It was in the script that that was his mother, but the line was cut for some reason.
Bernard Cribbins, who played Wilf, appeared in a film version of Doctor Who in the 06s, with Peter Cushing as the Doctor. He and Tennant really mesh.
Heroes give their lives to save millions of people. Real heroes give their lives to save one old man.
Tennant scores a Perfect Ten
If you want a short, good, series with David Tennant, then check out Good Omens.
the soundtrack for this episode is so beautiful
The best of any dr who episode
David is such an incredible actor. This ep was amazing
Farewell to Ten, on to Eleven
Congratulations on making through the first really hard regeneration. I have enjoyed your reactions so far, and I am looking forward to the future
(Also I am now making myself known to you)
5/5/2018 - 4/3/2022 that was quite a run for you're reactions to the 10th doctor era lol
Tennant had some misgivings about the final line if memory serves. They did four takes at varying levels of emotion (you can find them all on TH-cam). This was the third most emotional one. The fourth one is even more full on and he lobbied against them using that one because he felt like it was too much. I've really come round on this episode over the years. I found it very overwrought when it aired but nostalgia makes me love it now.
Took a while to get here but it was worth it for your reaction
You can see at 3:45 "The Woman" signals to The Doctor that he can shoot the Star and not have to murder anyone, then his face of realization afterwards. Bloody brilliant send off. but theres still PLEANTY highs and lows to come, and I'm here for them all.
Geronimo!
Yep. RTD intended for The Woman to be his mother, but left it vague for people to have their own ideas. Still, that's what he told the actors and that's how they played it, so that's who I'll always say she was. That look on David's face when he sees her, like a lost little boy looking to his mommy for help.
The song the Ood sing at the end is called "Vale Decem", which is "Farewell Ten" in Latin. It's such a beautiful song.
On to the next era. I'm very much not a fan of Moffat's choices when he ran Doctor Who, but I can say that Matt Smith is a great actor, and he did a really good job with what he was given. Kind of like Colin Baker (the Sixth Doctor) in his era. What he was given to perform was...unfortunate, but damn did he act the hell out of it.
I seem to recall on the commentary track the actors were speculating about who the woman was.
@@daffy8995 Most thought it was the Doctor's mother but plenty of others thought it might have beenSusan (the Doctor's first companion and 'grand-daughter')
This is the only time I've seen someone react to 10's regeneration that I could tell really felt the relief of it finally popping and consuming him. I could see the grim acceptance and acknowledgement of him being able to go and the anxiety and fear and remorse being over. It's honestly such a bittersweet scene, and so well done.
Raw sympathetic emotion is never unsightly, it’s human, it’s love, it’s authentic
I think I enjoyed this episode more and more at rewatching it. The intimate moments/dialogues/emotions are truly phenomenal, the whole idea of the timelords planting that drumbeat into the masters head to get a chance to escape the time lock is so great, the star wars action scene is quite entertaining and the farewell tour.. oh boy, just love it! As a whole, it seems like Davies wanted to give Tennant the chance to shine with his incredible acting skills in the finale and that definitely worked out! So I really like this episode a lot and it's a very satisfying good bye to the 10th doctor. To MY doctor. 💖 Thanks once more for your reactions and post episodes thoughts, since I'm just about to rewatch series 5, I will watch the episodes together with your reactions and that makes it even more enjoyable! :)
It's incredible this special. The music, the acting, the dialogue, just everything about it is quite frankly perfect. David Tennat was incredible as the doctor.
The next episode which is Matt Smith's first episode was actually the first episode of Doctor Who I ever saw and made me fall in love with the show.
Ohh, i have seen this episode god knows how many times, but i cried when it first aired and i still cry now. Massive props to the main man, DT for his acting right up to his last episode. His big sad eyes when Jessica Hynes asked him if he was happy in the end....MY HEART.. Still love the show, but it will never be the same to me.
Tennant is an incredible actor.
Amazing send off and super emotional episode.
Matt Smith grows on you - he takes it a more light hearted direction (Tennant's run got a bit heavy at the end - which I loved! But ofc at its core this is a kid friendly show)
Smith gives it that but my god can Tennant act.
Tennant will always be "my" doctor
I could watch that final 'goodbye/save' sequence forever.
It's the best regeneration scene, and the best introduction of a new Doctor.
So hyped I caught up for this, about to watch one of the best finales imp
This episode is quite a punch in the gut. Welcome to the club.
I absolutely love David Tennant's acting and his ability to show genuine emotions. But Matt Smith is a lot of fun, too, and I'm sure you'll enjoy his time in the TARDIS!
Thanks for your reactions! It's been fun to experience the joy of watching the first time again. :-)
During lockdown there was a global choir that got together and sang Vale Decem (and 2 other songs) but this one.
Aaawww, your little tears. So emotional, I love it 😍
Loved this episode, fantastic hand over to Matt Smith. I was so wary of how I'd react to a new doctor after such a long run with David, but honestly I love Matt as well, they're both my doctors!
No matter how many times I watch it, this episode never fails to make me cry. I'm 21 now but when I was growing up with this show it felt like David Tennant was part of my childhood forever, so seeing him go always breaks my heart
Man it feels so weird thinking about this episode, and I constantly think about it in a certain way: I’ve seen every episode of new who, and with that in mind, after this episode ends and we see Matt smith, I just constantly think about his energy that the spinning camera and his catchphrase captures perfectly. I think about all of his adventures and his seasons as the longest doctor, and his companions, music, emotions, etc. But I regularly forget that this was the end of a HUGE ark and some of the most popular doctor who ever. Gallifrey was back! The master disappeared, people died, people lived, it was insane. It’s so hard to process, at least now 15 years later with the entire knowledge of the show in my head. Such a crazy episode.
I reacted in a very similar way to you. I could barely see those final farewell scenes through my tears, and yet Matt Smith went on to become my favourite Doctor. You're now entering my favourite era of the show. Oh, the days to come!
good taste! series 4 is still my favourite stretch of the show but series 5 and 6 definitely shortly follow!! (can't say I care too much for the post pond smith stuff however, I think clara and capaldi have better chemistry)
So excited for you to begin the Moffat Era with Smith and Capaldi. Lots of amazing adventures and emotions to come! Great reactions.
Heart Felt Reactions are the best you can get. Your Reactions were Perfect. Well done.
Rip Bernard Cribbins who played Wilfred died 28 July 2022
Any time an actor hands over the reins to this character it's always pretty emotional.
His mother was who gave him the idea of breaking the link by destroying the machine, watch her eyes glance over there twice.
Be careful going down the David Tennant rabbit hole. I did the same thing after watching is Doctor Who S3 and 4 a couple of years ago and I haven't managed to come out of it yet. I just re-watch and re-watch and re-watch... John Simm (who plays the Master) is exactly the same. Phenomenal actor in so many great shows! Watch the BBC version [not the US version] of "Life on Mars". Best show ever put on TV.
They are 2 of my absolute favourite actors.
When you realize 10's catchphrase is French for "Let's go!" and his last words are "I don't want to go!" it breaks my breaks my heart every time.
you got a sub before id even watched any of your vids because of the lfc picture :)
No need to apologize. This is the whole reason we all watch reactions. I specifically go to this episode just to watch other people cry with me lol
Tennant was "my" Doctor. It was a big struggle for me to carry on watching because I was so upset losing him. I did though and felt Matt Smith did an amazing job. It's definitely different, more eccentric and weird than previous Doctors (of the modern seasons) but it gives a great take on the Doctor character
I was outside waiting for my Uber eats, while my neighbors were watching me bawl my eyes out. Its only natural to tear up to this one
David Tennant is one of my favorites, but I genuinely can't wait till you get to Capaldi. Genuinely the best actor to take up the mantle.
Never apologise for showing your emotions. Real men cry.
I believe David Tennant will bring the exact same impact within his acting with the 14th doctor and with the new and improved cgi and everything will make it better
"I could do so much more!" And you will. You're practically immortal. He insisted to Rose that he was the same man as Nine, just a different face (and body and voice), but now he doesn't think so, apparently. If we look at this as different life stages instead of people, he is in a less mature stage right now. Or if he's right now and it's death, what would that mean? Just a title handed down with some memories that aren't yours? He believes all the previous was him. He doesn't disown those memories. He doesn't think it wasn't he who traveled with Sarah Jane. The Ood have it.
Great reaction and discussion~ It's been a fun ride! Thanks!
They filmed several takes of that "I don't want to go" scene if you really want to see how great that performance was. And you are right, a lot of people didn't like the final scenes but I loved them and David Tennant on the commentary seemed thrilled. He said he "wept buckets" when he read the final line in the script. And he also said he thought they had all earned that long goodbye. You should hunt down the commentary tracks.
Like you, I was anxious to see everything David Tennant had ever done and he now is pretty much my favorite actor. And The Doctor is Not even my favorite character of his. I was lucky enough to see him perform live on stage in Richard II, which was fantastic!
I, too, was disappointed that they disposed of Gallifrey so quickly. Maybe they could only afford Timothy Dalton for a few hours!
I think he took care of Donna because he feels responsible for her after erasing all her growth and setting her back to day one.
I also liked Matt Smith right away and I loved his first episode. My love for the 11th Doctor waned over time, but I think you will enjoy his era. Moffat certainly has his own idea of what Doctor Who should be like.
Oh boy I cannot WAIT for series 5! Matt Smith is my absolute favourite. I love David Tennant but Matt Smith's portrayal of the Doctor is so beautifully done in a completely different way. And the score is incredible. It will be a pleasure to watch along with you, I have a feeling you're going to really enjoy it!
If you're not quite ready to say goodbye to Tennant yet, there are 3 more stories he did during this era, in a manner of speaking. During Series 3, him and Freema Agyeman (Martha) did an animated episode called 'The Infinite Quest', which is a sort of Space Pirates story. And in the same year he did these Specials, he did an animated episode called Dreamland (the 3d animation style is a bit weird but the story is good), set in Area 51.
Finally, he appeared in The Doctor Who spin-off, The Sarah Jane Adventures, during Series 3 (The Sarah Jane Adventures is well worth watching too - it was more squarely aimed at young people/kids than Doctor Who, which is a more family show, but it's a great series and he appears once in that. You also learn a bit more about where Sarah Jane's son came from.
I have yet to meet someone who doesn't tear up at this, I can just about get too "I don't wanna go" then all bets are off
And just like that, there he is. *My* Doctor. 💕 10 said that there was so much more that he could do. And he WILL. He *will.*
The things 11 learns through his journey... They're beautiful, joyful, tragic, wholesome. He, and you, have got all of that to come.
As for Davies tendency to fill the airwaves... Moffat doesn't waste a SINGLE frame. His Season 5 Finale is... Jesus, holy shit it's a *lot.* He actually even does a lot of character development through minisodes that were released on the DVDs through Season 6, don't miss them because they're IMPORTANT and no other reactor has managed to get them all! I'll put you together a list!
Journey's End was 20 minutes longer than usual, and Davies wanted three parts, which would have been epic!
There's a lot of dead space or fluff in Classic Who.
Hey man, you should search Time Crash on TH-cam and check it out if you haven't already. It's an 8 minute special that's set chronologically right before the Titanic episode, and is very much worth your time!
It was tough to see him go.
Doctor Who has a few moments like the end of this one. This wont be your last Doctor Who cry. And dont be embarrassed about it!
It was confirmed that even though it wasn't Saif she was intended to be his mum but they never acted on it as it took up too much space in the filming process
You may be on to something that it's more about regrets for how he used this regeneration and whether he has wasted it. I still kind of feel that skipping the reunion tour and having him go at the end of the "The Waters of Mars" or after the fallout for that would have been better. Whether they could have come up with two other episodes and moved "Waters" to the end or penultimate episode . . . Anyway, not what Davies wanted to do.
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Although it's time to say goodbye to Ten and the absolute goliath of an actor that played him, Mr. David Tennant, an exciting part of Doctor Who is coming, spearheaded by my first and personal favourite 11th Doctor.
ninjas cutting onions
10 and 11. My doctors. You’re gonna have a lovely time ahead Im!
best drwho episode or at least up there
to think the 11th doctor era has just been 10 months for you and is coming to an end.
My second comment: In the bar scene with Captain Jack - did you recognize the song playing at the bar?
Matt Smith’s debut episode is great. Looking forward to your reaction.
The end of the best era of Dr who since early tom baker....
A very emotional goodbye. I didn't think I would be able to enjoy DW after Tennant left, and started season 5 with a lot of apprehension. As it turned out, Eleventh Hour still holds the place of my favourite series opener! If you liked Matt Smith's intro in this episode, I'm very hopeful you'll enjoy the next one 😄 Excited to see you next week!
There are Wiki pages to every episode. Great infos to each episode. But only read on the top the first bit of text and the production and the broadcast and reception segment.section.
If there are sometimes infos to actors. do not read them, they mostly spoil if an actor appears in a later episode again. (They are highlghtedwith actors)
If you only read the text at the top and the prodzuction and broadcast , you are good. Example,
"The villain Lady Cassandra, a CGI creation voiced by actress Zoë Wanamaker,[6] was developed for the episode. Executive producer Russell T Davies stated that Cassandra was inspired by drastic beauty treatments that had been taken by female celebrities,[7] particularly inspired by the appearance of various ones at the Oscars. He said, "It was horrific seeing those beautiful women reduced to sticks. Nicole Kidman struck me in particular. Nicole is one of the most beautiful women in the world. But she looks horrifying because she’s so thin. It’s like we’re killing these women in public. We watch while you die."[2][6] Originally, Cassandra was intended to have collected pieces of human history, such as the Magna Carta and Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.[2] The book still appears as a set piece, being contained in a glass cabinet decorating the Platform One hotel.[8] Wanamaker reprised the role of Cassandra in the 2006 series' first episode, "New Earth".[9]
But still, you maybe better wait until you watched 2 or 3 Seasons more. Just to be on the safe side.
AHHH it's finally here. I've been waiting for this episode for sooo long lmao. By the time this is uploaded you've probably already watched The Eleventh Hour which is pretty good at establishing Matt Smith, but I suppose it still takes a while to adjust to a new Doctor. The 11th Doctor is absolutely brilliant. 10 is one of, if not the most beloved Doctor in the history of this franchise and when his role came to an end, there was unending skepticism with regards to Matt Smith replacing him. The pressure on that man was terrible. Countless fans said they would quit the show because no one would ever come close to the greatness of Tenant, and I believe that in some aspects the were correct, however in others they were terribly mistaken. There are moments where imo 11 far surpassed 10. Really looking forward to knowing what you think of the new Doctor, he's a bit more alien and less grounded than his predecessor, an interesting spin for sure.
I'm just over here hanging on till Capaldi!!
Me too!! Ten is my Doctor but Capaldi is special.
Yeah, I think you could build up to a Martha/Mickey marriage, but it kind of feels like let's knock their visit off at once, it'll save time. Freema Agyeman questioned it because she already had a fiance the last time we saw her and she thought it made Martha seems a bit fickle. Davies told Agyeman that he wanted Martha to be Martha Jones-Smith before the end. So it's basically a Smith and Jones joke. And how clunky is "Then you shouldn't have married me"? That was an "As you know, Phil" line if there ever was one. It also kind of feels like just throwing the two Black characters together. I think Martha deserved her own sendoff if they had to do the tour, and I also hated his going to meet Rose before she met him as Nine. That really annoyed me. Sorry to be negative here!
My favorite Doctor has arrived! I'm excited for you to get into Matt Smith's era, it's easily my favorite and Smith as the Doctor is incredible.
Wilfred knocked 4 times 4 times. Watch it again, he knocks each time 4 times, and that 4 times !!! 4x4 = 16. Dunno if the 16 means something..
For me, the only major miss is making Martha marry Mickey...
Were you under the impression that you're the first reaction to shed tears in this episode? Welcome to the Matt Smith Era. It's.....fantastic.
Dude I’m so hyped for Matt smith in House of the Dragon.
My problem with Tennant's regeneration is that it gets the whole concept of regeneration completely wrong, when the Doctor regenerates, his body and personality changes, but he is still the same person, but this episode makes it seem that the Doctor gets replaced by someone else which just isn't the case.
Well, the second Doctor talked about the first Doctor as if he was someone else for his whole first story.
I mean- tbf having your body and personality change is sorta akin to changing as a person. Even though you are on a technical level, the same person, having everything that's unique to you change would fuck you up a bit. I think it's quite similar to reincarnation in Dharmic religions, except The Doctor has his memories. The soul is the same, maybe parts of the personality is too, but the body changes. You would be different from the person you once were. I really like this aspect of the 10th Doctor. He was so incredibly human compared to the other Doctors. Love it or hate it, you gotta admit, it's a pretty unique quirk.
someone with different personality might just have a different take on it. thats how it feels to him.
I agree. The doctor is always the doctor. It’s change, not death. Nine’s exit better showed that. It was like the writers were mourning Tennant leaving rather than the doctor regenerating. Toned down a bit would have really helped.
@@CrankyGrandma It is death, at least temporarily. The Doctor said "I was dead too long *this time* " following a regeneration.
Welcome to the Matt Smith Era.
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I didn't really like his final story. It's only really good from when he saves Wilf onwards.
Don't like how the doctor was making Wilf feel guilty with his little hissy fit.