Dissassiciative personality disorder is a state of mind where part of your "personality" personality breaks of due to trauma to protect the body. It's not uncommon to those who suffer regular body and mental trauma to suffer from tis. Fugue state is when your mind just goes blank, nothing left of what you had, just a blank slate.
I miss when Tennant's episodes slowed down to deliver exposition. They are calm, heart breaking and magical at the same time. Definitely my favourite Doctor of all time.
Tennant and Capaldi's exposition especially never felt pandering, they never felt like they were talking down to the audience. I could listen to either of them as the doctor spouting random technobabble or whatever they wanted for hours
That's been a problem with DW since the mid-Moffat era. Plots aren't allowed time to breathe or develop anymore; the audience is just strapped to a rollercoaster with no brakes and the episode warps through at top speed from start to finish. If you go back and look at the early RTD episodes like _"The Unquiet Dead,"_ or _"The Empty Child,"_ the audience is slowly introduced to the plot, we learn more about what's happening as the Doctor does, and there is a satisfactory build up to the final act. Unfortunately NuWho's latest target audience are the generation of instant gratification and zero attention spans, so everything must be constantly flashing, buzzing, beeping, exploding, etc for them not to fall over in their own drool.
This actor is just fantastic. He play this Oh so nice and courageous man in this special, then became this broken horrible man in the Walking Dead. That's range, folks. Hope to see him in many, many, many more productions.
"Sorry, really, I am so sorry" is the one thing I would never want to the Doctor to say to me. We have passed a threshold of a bitter truth and there is no turning back
Failure Lord Not all gallifreians are Time Lords. Time Lord is a title, and a sign of superiority, achieved only after centuries of studies on the Academy, staring into the raw Time Vortex etc etc. Until you don't earn the Time Lord title, the council won't give you any regeneration cycles. Even if they did, you'd only grow a second heart after the first regeneration.
The Newt And actually as hinted at in the classic series with the unrealized plans for the companion Ace, it's possible for a human to also become a Time Lord (at least of sorts). The Plan was that the Doctor was grooming her to enter the Time Lord Academy and become a human-time lord. Plus in the new series with River it's proven that a human can also have the ability of regeneration. However River is a mutated human from being conceived in the T.A.R.D.I.S. while it is in flight in the Time Vortex. So it's not 100% what exactly has to happen to allow a human to gain that ability, since unlike traditional Time Lords River was born with the ability but it was never stated exactly how many regenerations she could've be capable of beyond the three we saw (the normal Melody to child/teen Melody (the black one...sorry if that sounds racist but I can't think of how to phrase that otherwise to River) then shortly after the final time she sacrificed the rest of her regenerations to save The Doctor. Come to think of it Jenny was born with that ability as well, but it seems to be a lesser version since she didn't completely change. Point is anything is possible in this show and now I kinda want to see the concept explored in greater capacity on the show.
Jerrod Schembs Good points with lots of details. Everyone who joined the new series seems to forget (for the most part) that The Doctor is half human. Therefore everything you say makes perfect sense to me, and you introduced some new ideas to me that I had not thought of before.
Pyro man Only the first series, but I have heard about David Morriseys evil antics in the show and I'm really hoping to start watching again. But I doubt The Governor would compare to being The Doctor, my opinion is that all politicians are evil bastards....governors, presidents, ministers...
2:04 For all the arrogance, the vengeance, the raw superiority complex unleashed of this Doctor...he's still THE Doctor...and only he can find comforting things to say to the only mystery he's ever considered worth solving.
One of the (many) things missing from the Chibnall era is Murray Gold's beautiful music scores. They add so much to any scene -- even the amazing acting going on here.
I've experienced it; I performed in a show with a guy who, except for a few letters, had the same name. All day, we'd hear " For God's sake, Matt, I was talking to Mat,not you!"
The ability of music to contribute to a scene is unbelievable! Hats off to Murray Gold for another great song - it will be great to see more of him soon!
As The Doctor is known for taking faces of people who mean something to him (as David Capaldi's did) when he regenerates, perhaps in the future actor David Morrissey could return to be the actual Doctor this time. At the time he had expressed interest in playing The Doctor in the future. Hoping he is still interested because he absolutely nailed it, Victorian garb and all. And he did make a big impression upon the Tenth Doctor.
This is the first time I re-watched this scene since my father died. I remember my mother's fugue in the months since. As far as I was concerned, his suffering was over. Seeing her lost in a fog suffering in ways she couldn't even come to terms with.... I have no words for it.
The worst part about trauma is you can not run away from it. You can try to ignore it, try to hide, even try to deny its existence. But it is always there lurking in the dark quiet corner of your conscience. Always ready to strike. Breaking open wounds you thought healed. In those quiet moments of thought. It comes back to haunt us. Feasting on the same canvas. Well maybe I went a bit deep there, but I will not say how you feel, because everybody is different. All I am saying is after losing my Mother this year I have found out a lot of the characteristics.
It didn't happen but we have seen doctor regenerate into someone before from his concious that was explanation on how capaldi was both the doctor and a guy from pompeii
David Morrissey should definitely be the Doctor. He's great at doing the emotional scenes and I'd like to see a true dark side of the doctor. Every doctor who actor has their own take on the doctor, and so the doctor's personality changes after each regeneration. After seeing Morrissey being incredibly evil and dark in the Walking Dead, I'd love to see some of that as the doctor
TheGodlikeDragon Inbetween his 12th and final regeneration, there is the Valeyard, the regeneration that is the compliation of the the darkness in every incarnation of the Doctor.
nhf1CoCa Capaldi just started out. Trust me he's going to be the Darkest Doctor yet. Season 9 might even bring an old enemy with a strange power controlling an entire universe back.
+Zane Fasel i'm still holding out hope that they'll bring back tennant as the valeyard, it'd be good use of the meta-doctor(who imo was a walkin deus ex machina). that or the form of the dreamlord as there's an interesting theory that he took the appearence of a regeneration that did'nt happen due to tennant using two.
+Chris Ogilvie Why would Tennant be the Valeyard? I highly doubt they will bring back the Valeyard at all. If you're interested in the character check out the Big Finish audios as they are cannon.
not really.he does not know what or who hes going to be next..He looked away because he knew his face was next and that was the end..Cybermen dont know the future faces of him , they just update their database as and when
It’s such a fascinating detail that Jackson Lake only got information from the info stamp. The bravery to fight the Cybermen, the bravery to protect Rosita, the courage to do what was right……that was all him.
lol @ Marilena good catch! "Either the Governor or "The Doctor", David Morrisey always loses his wife and kid... :P" yea when I noticed on Walking Dead who he was, and that he was on Doctor who I laughed hard at the storyline cus it hit me how he's lost his wife, and kid both times I've seen him on tv. heh
The Doctor may have liked seeing his previous faces from that gadget from the Cybermen but he felt sorry telling Jackson Lake that he's not The Doctor,and making him remember the Cybermen killed his wife.
all these people talking about the governor and not one person pointing out he literally says the governors entire story arc in one line right here "im nothing but a LIAR"
@@tuncunsal7288 nah we know that's just chibbers making the shit up as he goes along, nor Davies or Moffat could foresee what shitstorm chibnall would bring to the show. This story is great as it is, wouldn't make sense to be a past incarnation either since the doctor disproved it. But you never know with chibnall....
@@tuncunsal7288 Yeah if both chibnall and whitaker can leave and take these new writers along with them, then there could be hope. And if they could stop tryna make there be a lesson to be learnt from each episode that would help. Came to watch Doctor who for the excitement of an adventure, not to be shown episodes of weird plastic things (Praxeus) or being in Punjab or 60s America with the stupidest villain ever.... at least make a better villain and plot if you're gonna do those kind of episodes. Everything needs to change
The Doctor's name is Jackson Lake. Calling it! Announced at the 100th anniversary when the 25th Doctor is at the end of his cycle. He says his name. Called it. I was there. You gotta believe me
Agreed! And people are saying that it would be cool if he was the next Doctor and I can't disagree that he wouldn't be good but I hated him on TWD so much it wouldn't be right
I rewatched the episode today for David Morrissey and somehow remembered it all when it's like 5 years old! lol. David Morrissey was amazing in it! Just as amazing as The Governor in The Walking Dead, I need to see like everything he's done! lol. He's hot
All those years later, it does make me wonder how many of the doctors are actually shown on that infostamp. You can hear it playing well after Jackson Lake sees the 10th Doctor on it. Given The Warrior/War Doctor's absence between the 8th and 9th's (although he was written into the canon at the time), maybe it's only doctors that have met the Cybermen? At least from existing episodes and other media considered as part of the show's continuity.
Saw this in another comment by someone called Richard Smith, but I thought I'd pass it on... What if the Doctor regenerates using Jackson Lake's face to remind himself that not everyone can be saved just like Peter Capaldi's face was the father from Pompeii to remind himself that he should always save someone?
I feel sorry for Peter Cushing. He did maybe three films portraying the doctor but is left off of he list and isn't recognised by even the BBC. Poor guy. Can you just imagine: "I played the Doctor""Oh, on what show?""...Doctor Who - movies actually""...Nope. You didn't. The BBC have a list of the doctors, and you're not on it."Obviously this wouldn't happen now, he passed away in 1994, but still...
+L Lily actually it was 2 films. A third was planned but scrapped due to poor reception of the second. plus he never made mention of them in his autobiography
Huh. I was so sure that it was three films. But it still kind of sucks that a lot of 'Whovians' have never even heard of him. And a lot more only care about the recent or attractive doctors. There were a few doctors that I would love to ignore, but they all deserve acknowledgement for their part within this franchise.
+L Lily I can't ignore any Doctors, they all brought something to the table even Colin Baker. Patrick Troughton will always be my favourite But yeah The Peter Cushing films were pretty good
I agree. Colin Baker is possibly my least favourite, but he only provided what the writers asked. They were all written to different standards with different traits... They definitely brought something to the table, you're right. Patrick Troughton was actually pretty good, I agree with that too. I loved the Brigadier though and loved that he popped up with more than just one doctor and even made an appearance SJA.
has anyone ever had one of those moments, where your brain is so overwhelmed with feeling that you can't concentrate on what it is that is causing you to feel that way?
Damn...I actually thought it was the next incarnation but then the Doctor shows this and then he has flashbacks again I thought it was the end of Tennant as the Doctor this special but then it was just him having his memory wiped after it accidentally backfired on him, feew!
re-watching this, I finally realized something, all the doctor who christmas specials are really, really sad
Lol so true
The Doctor the Widow and the Wardrobe wasn't sad.
Although, it was terrible
Christmas invasion wasn't that sad
@@Thomas_of_the_forest
No the ending was fantastic, it made me fucking cry
"What am I talking about, my Christmases are always like this"
The scary thing is that a fugue state is a real condition. The mind goes through such trauma that it just forgets everything and starts over.
Disassiciative personality disorder right?
I need no channel youtube! No, split personality disorder is a completely different thing
Dissassiciative personality disorder is a state of mind where part of your "personality" personality breaks of due to trauma to protect the body. It's not uncommon to those who suffer regular body and mental trauma to suffer from tis.
Fugue state is when your mind just goes blank, nothing left of what you had, just a blank slate.
The 1ndiegamer And BOTH are great plot devices. Overused in Soap Operas, but great nonetheless.
Bradley Ogilvie BradleyOgivie
I love how the Doctor is kind in his explanation. He does everything he can to soften the terrible truth.
Like the Doctor, Jackson Lake ran away.
Man, imagine thinking you're the Doctor then finding out you're not... That must suck.
FallenRiptide Sucks so badly!
Honestly that sounds like a relief not having that much responsibility and pain
Poor Jodie Whittaker. 😂
Probably sucks as much as thinking your a normal person then finding out your the doctor!
Every actor that became the Doctor in the show felts the same
I miss when Tennant's episodes slowed down to deliver exposition. They are calm, heart breaking and magical at the same time. Definitely my favourite Doctor of all time.
When they aren't being drowned out by Murray Gold's music. :P
Tennant and Capaldi's exposition especially never felt pandering, they never felt like they were talking down to the audience. I could listen to either of them as the doctor spouting random technobabble or whatever they wanted for hours
That's been a problem with DW since the mid-Moffat era. Plots aren't allowed time to breathe or develop anymore; the audience is just strapped to a rollercoaster with no brakes and the episode warps through at top speed from start to finish.
If you go back and look at the early RTD episodes like _"The Unquiet Dead,"_ or _"The Empty Child,"_ the audience is slowly introduced to the plot, we learn more about what's happening as the Doctor does, and there is a satisfactory build up to the final act.
Unfortunately NuWho's latest target audience are the generation of instant gratification and zero attention spans, so everything must be constantly flashing, buzzing, beeping, exploding, etc for them not to fall over in their own drool.
"If I can't be the Doctor....... then I will become the Governor!"
My thought exactly.
Lol!!! 😂😂😂
i knew someone would bring up he was the govenor infact i only today just found out lol.
I knew I knew him from somewhere!!!
Or a casino owner
This actor is just fantastic. He play this Oh so nice and courageous man in this special, then became this broken horrible man in the Walking Dead.
That's range, folks. Hope to see him in many, many, many more productions.
Siegahertz Carmin no it’s called fucking acting Bruh
@@lewistranmer2399 Ye, and most actors can't do it BRUH.
mashallah tbark allah alhamdulillah inshallah better astagfirullah
And I just realized where I recognized The Governor from. He was The Doctor too. Kinda. Thanks!
And he is a slimy sleazeball in the series Blackpool, also starring Tennant :)
"Sorry, really, I am so sorry" is the one thing I would never want to the Doctor to say to me. We have passed a threshold of a bitter truth and there is no turning back
Pretty much my reaction to finding out I wasn't a time lord
Failure Lord Not all gallifreians are Time Lords. Time Lord is a title, and a sign of superiority, achieved only after centuries of studies on the Academy, staring into the raw Time Vortex etc etc. Until you don't earn the Time Lord title, the council won't give you any regeneration cycles. Even if they did, you'd only grow a second heart after the first regeneration.
The Newt
And actually as hinted at in the classic series with the unrealized plans for the companion Ace, it's possible for a human to also become a Time Lord (at least of sorts). The Plan was that the Doctor was grooming her to enter the Time Lord Academy and become a human-time lord. Plus in the new series with River it's proven that a human can also have the ability of regeneration. However River is a mutated human from being conceived in the T.A.R.D.I.S. while it is in flight in the Time Vortex. So it's not 100% what exactly has to happen to allow a human to gain that ability, since unlike traditional Time Lords River was born with the ability but it was never stated exactly how many regenerations she could've be capable of beyond the three we saw (the normal Melody to child/teen Melody (the black one...sorry if that sounds racist but I can't think of how to phrase that otherwise to River) then shortly after the final time she sacrificed the rest of her regenerations to save The Doctor. Come to think of it Jenny was born with that ability as well, but it seems to be a lesser version since she didn't completely change. Point is anything is possible in this show and now I kinda want to see the concept explored in greater capacity on the show.
Jerrod Schembs Good points with lots of details. Everyone who joined the new series seems to forget (for the most part) that The Doctor is half human. Therefore everything you say makes perfect sense to me, and you introduced some new ideas to me that I had not thought of before.
Russel t davies writing releasing an injured soul ...accept the truth , heal yourself and move on ....
Deku The mighty You should lead witch trials
The Doctor helping a man to face his pain is something I didn't know that I needed. The future's gonna be fantastic
I hope David Morrisey actually does become the Doctor one day, he's a great actor!
He's a governor, that count?
Pyro man a doctor is someone who helps people, a governor is a politician, nuff said
kylephantom4 You ever watch walking dead?
Pyro man Only the first series, but I have heard about David Morriseys evil antics in the show and I'm really hoping to start watching again. But I doubt The Governor would compare to being The Doctor, my opinion is that all politicians are evil bastards....governors, presidents, ministers...
kylephantom4 oh
2:04
For all the arrogance, the vengeance, the raw superiority complex unleashed of this Doctor...he's still THE Doctor...and only he can find comforting things to say to the only mystery he's ever considered worth solving.
One of the (many) things missing from the Chibnall era is Murray Gold's beautiful music scores. They add so much to any scene -- even the amazing acting going on here.
Murray Gold's noisy intrusive music.
@@minicle426and we wouldn’t have it any other way
Why is this in my recommended 10years later
KA5H 95 cos it’s TEN!
Maybe it tries to tell you something... maybe you are not on your actual place...
Who... knows...
@@НелиелОксингейл wut
Because the current show is crap in comparison.
@@PeterNorthsLeftTesticle true no one as the Dr can top David tennent
Could you imagine the filming of this? "David, I need you over there. God dammit, not you David, the other one!"
I've experienced it; I performed in a show with a guy who, except for a few letters, had the same name. All day, we'd hear " For God's sake, Matt, I was talking to Mat,not you!"
And through most of it they where going by characters of the same name
@@Daicidus They were
Sarah Rimmer No dammit! The David playing the Doctor! Oh for fucks sake! Not you!
Just a normal day on the Avengers set
« Come on Chris ! No, not you ! »
A brave and decent man, pushed to become something more in subconscious hopes of ending the pain.
Sounds very familiar…
“You wanted to become someone else because Jackson Lake had lost so much...”
*”Anyone else hear drums?”*
The way he said “they killed her” absolutely melted my heart 💔🥺
Wouldn’t it be cool if they pulled a Capaldi and recast a previous, single-episode character as a face of the doctor?
Heh, wasn’t even the first. Colin Baker
@@ariaflame-au wow, I completely forgot I ever posted this comment. Thanks for reminding me
@@ariaflame-au hahaha so its a reoccurring theme throughout the show lol
Watching this is a good reminder of just how good Doctor Who was.
Yes, the McCoy era. :P
The ability of music to contribute to a scene is unbelievable! Hats off to Murray Gold for another great song - it will be great to see more of him soon!
As The Doctor is known for taking faces of people who mean something to him (as David Capaldi's did) when he regenerates, perhaps in the future actor David Morrissey could return to be the actual Doctor this time. At the time he had expressed interest in playing The Doctor in the future. Hoping he is still interested because he absolutely nailed it, Victorian garb and all. And he did make a big impression upon the Tenth Doctor.
Maybe someday.
Wouldn't it be something if the doctor uses his face as the next doctor, to remind himself he cannot save everyone.
I totally agree. It would be amazing if he would be the next doctor after Peter Capaldi
😬😬😬
Just like how Peter Capaldi's face was to remind himself that he should always save someone. That would be incredible.
He did use his face!
I don’t even watch Doctor Who, I should but I haven’t had the time and yet I’m recommend this
The Tenth Doctor had some of the Saddest stories. He has more episodes that made me cry than the 11th and 12th together.
This is the first time I re-watched this scene since my father died. I remember my mother's fugue in the months since. As far as I was concerned, his suffering was over. Seeing her lost in a fog suffering in ways she couldn't even come to terms with.... I have no words for it.
The worst part about trauma is you can not run away from it.
You can try to ignore it, try to hide, even try to deny its existence.
But it is always there lurking in the dark quiet corner of your conscience.
Always ready to strike.
Breaking open wounds you thought healed.
In those quiet moments of thought.
It comes back to haunt us.
Feasting on the same canvas.
Well maybe I went a bit deep there, but I will not say how you feel, because everybody is different. All I am saying is after losing my Mother this year I have found out a lot of the characteristics.
Imagine this guy actually being the doctor after Jodi Whittaker. Like the doctor would really regenerate into this guy.
It didn't happen but we have seen doctor regenerate into someone before from his concious that was explanation on how capaldi was both the doctor and a guy from pompeii
@@ranjanasharan4051 And the we have 6th looking exactly like Maxil.
Which has never been explained.
no it didnt happen but he would have been great@@ranjanasharan4051
Well the Doctor did regenerate into one of the guys in the video.
1:05 - The first time the classic Doctors appeared in the revived series! 😃
Remember when the acting in this show was this good? When the directors actually cared about every character even the extras and oneshots?
@@johnjohn-se3tl Rubbish, Matt Smith was very good too.
cbcdesign001 some of his were alright but he was no where as good as David tennant
@@cbcdesign001mainly referring to chibbers being a bit shit
Pepperidge Farm does, Pepperidge Farm remembers.
Louie Taylor that’s completely bullshit Matt Smith’s doctor is by far the best and his regeneration was way mor emotional
He's not the only Doctor who isn't a Timelord anymore
We do not mention that
I mean technically she’s the ultimate Time Lord since the abilities came from her
The one who's with Rose Tyler?
@@loganbritton6737 you clearly haven't gotten to season 12 yet
태선우TaeSunWoo nah time lords a whole different race
David Morrisey is one of the best actors our country has ever produced, clearly shown in this clip
michael angus Also shown in the Walking Dead
I guess years after this, he started building Woodbury
ZJohnLamberte Yeah, this probably drove him insane...
***** It's because the actor who played "The Next Doctor" is the exact same guy who played "The Governor"
+ZJohnLamberte Didn't realise it was the same actor until you mentioned that, nice one.
ZJohnLamberte agreed
David Morrissey should definitely be the Doctor. He's great at doing the emotional scenes and I'd like to see a true dark side of the doctor. Every doctor who actor has their own take on the doctor, and so the doctor's personality changes after each regeneration. After seeing Morrissey being incredibly evil and dark in the Walking Dead, I'd love to see some of that as the doctor
I agree, we know the doctor becomes a darker person somewhere at his 12 or 13 regeneration(though without counting the War Doctor)
TheGodlikeDragon
Inbetween his 12th and final regeneration, there is the Valeyard, the regeneration that is the compliation of the the darkness in every incarnation of the Doctor.
nhf1CoCa
Capaldi just started out. Trust me he's going to be the Darkest Doctor yet.
Season 9 might even bring an old enemy with a strange power controlling an entire universe back.
+Zane Fasel i'm still holding out hope that they'll bring back tennant as the valeyard, it'd be good use of the meta-doctor(who imo was a walkin deus ex machina). that or the form of the dreamlord as there's an interesting theory that he took the appearence of a regeneration that did'nt happen due to tennant using two.
+Chris Ogilvie Why would Tennant be the Valeyard? I highly doubt they will bring back the Valeyard at all. If you're interested in the character check out the Big Finish audios as they are cannon.
I believe strongly that even if he isn't the "next Doctor," he has a real future in leadership positions. Give the man a tank!
If he isn't a time lord how is he still alive hundreds of years later in the middle of a zombie apocalypse.
Accidental time travel
NANOMACHINES, SON
I get the joke, Matt Smith in Pride and Predjiduce and zombies
Antoine Powell The Doctor who finds out he’s not a Time Lord plays the Governor in The Walking Dead.
Antoine Powell nope, you didn’t lol
Jackson Lake shows more layers , personality and growth in one episode than Ryan, Yaz and Graham combined.
I really like it when they go back to the original series, it helps remind people of what the show actually is.
Jackson should meet up with Vastra, Strax, and Jenny for an adventure
Or David Morrissey could become the 13th Doctor (The Doctor after Capaldi)?
SP Murphy That would be sweet
SP Murphy He could wear an eyepatch & decorate the TARDIS with cases / aquariums containing severed Walker heads from his time as the Governor.
+Daniel Appleton thats Walking Dead coyright
how about
13th- Martin Freeman
14th- David Morisey
15th- Daniel Radcliffe
Just, bear with me for a minute:
13th: Maggie Smith
1:25
"Tardis time lord yeah"
"DONNA HUMAN NO"
Ooh I got chills when he says that that’s a lot of luggage for one man
I feel like what happened to Jackson lake is what happens to some whovians when they really get into the show
Their wives die?
@@aurumarma5711 hol up
This video should be called: The Next Doctor realizes he's the governor
back when the writing didn't feel like it was for a kid's programme
"When the mind just runs away because it can't bear to look back." That's what Blon (Slitheen) said about The Doctor...
He was more hurt and sad than the actual Doctor finding out she was not a Timelord
I genuinely started crying at the end. Life sucks sometimes and we can't change that, but our minds can protect us when the truth is so soul crushing.
I think this was an excellent story. Fine actors doing a good job with a decent script. Thanks for reminding us of this.
Everyone can say what they want but I love this Christmas special.
so arguably the greatest hero in fiction is having a heart to heart with the greatest villain in fiction.
greatest villain? you're joking right?
@@Amy-yf9zc he did say arguably
Which is which?
@@Ghostwalker98 arguable greatest hero or villain?
This is why i love the tenent years, so many intersting and tragic story lines
1:25 he looked away to don't see his future incarnations.
not really.he does not know what or who hes going to be next..He looked away because he knew his face was next and that was the end..Cybermen dont know the future faces of him , they just update their database as and when
Simon wheeler-adams. He’s a time traveler, who knows how many incarnations of the doctor these cybermen have seen at this point
There’s a good 8 seconds with maybe a regeneration per second possibly
Can't go to one bloody Next Doctor video without hearing "and that's the Governor".
STOP IT!
Sorry, but if Benedict Cumberbatch was ever in Doctor Who, no one would be able to not think Sherlock. Fandom Crossovers do that kind of thing.
You also can't click on anything related to Capaldi without some reference to Malcom Tucker, even if it is just FUCKITY HI when he regenerates.
What is this governor thing about anyway.
@@cameronheaton9900 I take it you've never seen The Walking Dead?!
@@GetRekt-bw6pu no.
If David Morrissey returns to Doctor Who he should portray the 13th Doctor after Capaldi with his first story involving the Cybermen.
***** That would be great. "Excellent. Now then, let's pull this timorous beastie down to earth."
+Andrew Chapman it would make sense, capaldi also appeared in tennants run as a different character, and they explained why.
TwilightLink77 I'm sorry to say..I've got bad news for you..
I wouldn't say bad news, lets just see if shes good like we thought capaldi was gonna be bad
At least Capaldi's last story is about the Cybermen. (Twice upon a time is more like an epilogue than a finale)
The man always running, never looking back because he dare not
It’s such a fascinating detail that Jackson Lake only got information from the info stamp. The bravery to fight the Cybermen, the bravery to protect Rosita, the courage to do what was right……that was all him.
This scene was pretty much the opposite of John Smith in the Family of Blood finding out he is the Doctor but it was equally as sad.
Plot twist: he was a pre Hatnell Doctor turned human using the chameleon arch and his son went on to become the Master.
I blame ten for Hershel's death
was it something i said
+mj ibarra liar
I blame Jackson Lake for Hershal's death
me too
funny vedios
This is absolutely heartbreaking...
*The man wanted to do good* and be The Doctor, but it was all a lie.
Either the Governor or "The Doctor", David Morrisey always loses his wife and kid... :P
lol @ Marilena good catch! "Either the Governor or "The Doctor", David Morrisey always loses his wife and kid... :P" yea when I noticed on Walking Dead who he was, and that he was on Doctor who I laughed hard at the storyline cus it hit me how he's lost his wife, and kid both times I've seen him on tv. heh
Oh you didn't mention the best one, the Blackpool series, where his wife left him for David Tennant.
1st...Thats mean :D...2nd..Maybe it´s a contract thing...like Sean Bean and dying in every role^^
Horribly underrated scene. This episode wasn't the best but the Cybershades and Jackson Lake arc was brilliantly executed
and to think he went from being a time lord to murdering an entire village of people as a cruel dictator.
3:07 "You wanted to become someone else; to become something else."
Run away because you can't look back, out of shame and regret sounds very familiar
The Doctor may have liked seeing his previous faces from that gadget from the Cybermen but he felt sorry telling Jackson Lake that he's not The Doctor,and making him remember the Cybermen killed his wife.
all these people talking about the governor and not one person pointing out he literally says the governors entire story arc in one line right here
"im nothing but a LIAR"
@wiktorpolak lol, the guy played the govenor in the walking dead.
David Morissey is so underrated. This scene alone proves that he's emmy worthy
I thought he was one of the previous Doctors that the Doctor had forgotten about cause we knew he’d done that before
maybe its one of his version that he doesnt know about now that we know thats a thing
@@tuncunsal7288 nah we know that's just chibbers making the shit up as he goes along, nor Davies or Moffat could foresee what shitstorm chibnall would bring to the show. This story is great as it is, wouldn't make sense to be a past incarnation either since the doctor disproved it. But you never know with chibnall....
@@ary5368 I just hope we get a better showrunner next season
@@tuncunsal7288 Yeah if both chibnall and whitaker can leave and take these new writers along with them, then there could be hope.
And if they could stop tryna make there be a lesson to be learnt from each episode that would help. Came to watch Doctor who for the excitement of an adventure, not to be shown episodes of weird plastic things (Praxeus) or being in Punjab or 60s America with the stupidest villain ever.... at least make a better villain and plot if you're gonna do those kind of episodes.
Everything needs to change
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Back when I was like 9 years old I would have never guessed this guy would go on to a broadway success with "La-Bibbida-Bibba-Dum"
Jackson Lake: *forgets everything but sees information on the Doctor*
His brain: “now this looks like a job for me, now everybody just follow me”
Cause it'd be so empty without me.
The Doctor's name is Jackson Lake. Calling it! Announced at the 100th anniversary when the 25th Doctor is at the end of his cycle. He says his name. Called it. I was there. You gotta believe me
Spoilers
oh, yeah can't ruin it for 2015
There's gonna be 57 Doctors according to Eleventh ;)
+Valpas Kankaristo I am number 20
20th Doctor Well, this is awkward...
I honestly don't get why people hate this episode so much. It was quite a nice one wiht some clever moments in it in my opinion
he is so subtly exasperated when he says "enemy of the cybermen... the one and the only" that it was kinda funny.
I used to love this episode but now I've watched twd everytime I hear his voice I shudder a bit.
Agreed! And people are saying that it would be cool if he was the next Doctor and I can't disagree that he wouldn't be good but I hated him on TWD so much it wouldn't be right
When Dr Who was a great show...
I rewatched the episode today for David Morrissey and somehow remembered it all when it's like 5 years old! lol.
David Morrissey was amazing in it! Just as amazing as The Governor in The Walking Dead, I need to see like everything he's done! lol.
He's hot
The Doctor can sympathise.
The cybermen took Penny :O
He isn’t a time lord he’s the governor
I’d love to see them interact again. Both of them fighting together again would be great. Bring Jackson Lake back!
This was a perfect scene. David and neil scenes are remarkable
I don't care what some people say....this is DAMN FINE episode of "Doctor Who". Some of THE BEST ACTING in the series.
I can't watch this episode without thinking about the governor from walking dead who David plays
*generic comment about the Governor*
I'd say that he'd make a pretty cool ACTUAL doctor.
I'm just realise this guy is the governor in The Walking Dead
Jackson Lake, the one eyed man who not a week ago killed a one legged old man with a sword in cold blood. greatest monster of them all.
All those years later, it does make me wonder how many of the doctors are actually shown on that infostamp. You can hear it playing well after Jackson Lake sees the 10th Doctor on it. Given The Warrior/War Doctor's absence between the 8th and 9th's (although he was written into the canon at the time), maybe it's only doctors that have met the Cybermen? At least from existing episodes and other media considered as part of the show's continuity.
Just to think that last Sunday he killed Herschel
man he would have been a great Doctor :'((((
Saw this in another comment by someone called Richard Smith, but I thought I'd pass it on... What if the Doctor regenerates using Jackson Lake's face to remind himself that not everyone can be saved just like Peter Capaldi's face was the father from Pompeii to remind himself that he should always save someone?
Remember when the Doctor had deep compelling stories? Pepperidge Farm remembers...
I feel sorry for Peter Cushing. He did maybe three films portraying the doctor but is left off of he list and isn't recognised by even the BBC. Poor guy. Can you just imagine: "I played the Doctor""Oh, on what show?""...Doctor Who - movies actually""...Nope. You didn't. The BBC have a list of the doctors, and you're not on it."Obviously this wouldn't happen now, he passed away in 1994, but still...
+L Lily actually it was 2 films. A third was planned but scrapped due to poor reception of the second.
plus he never made mention of them in his autobiography
+Dan Johnson but I do see where you are coming from, there is a theory going round that he's the alternate Tenth Doctor and that could be plausible
Huh. I was so sure that it was three films. But it still kind of sucks that a lot of 'Whovians' have never even heard of him. And a lot more only care about the recent or attractive doctors. There were a few doctors that I would love to ignore, but they all deserve acknowledgement for their part within this franchise.
+L Lily I can't ignore any Doctors, they all brought something to the table even Colin Baker. Patrick Troughton will always be my favourite
But yeah The Peter Cushing films were pretty good
I agree. Colin Baker is possibly my least favourite, but he only provided what the writers asked. They were all written to different standards with different traits... They definitely brought something to the table, you're right. Patrick Troughton was actually pretty good, I agree with that too. I loved the Brigadier though and loved that he popped up with more than just one doctor and even made an appearance SJA.
Suffered a fugal state.
Didn't walk naked into a shopping centre.
Win.
"Saving Rosita" I thought Abraham did that?
has anyone ever had one of those moments, where your brain is so overwhelmed with feeling that you can't concentrate on what it is that is causing you to feel that way?
I just got my dvd set of Blackpool starring the 2 Davids. Definitely a must see if you're a fan of either David.
Without a doubt, one of the best doctor who episodes
True
that awkward moment when you realise Jackson is the governor
The Walking Dead
NamidaKyukettesukiiAMV NO LONGER ACTIVE how the fuck is that awkward
It’s everything you could want to know about the doctor...except all the years he fought in the time war lol
Damn...I actually thought it was the next incarnation but then the Doctor shows this and then he has flashbacks again I thought it was the end of Tennant as the Doctor this special but then it was just him having his memory wiped after it accidentally backfired on him, feew!
Oh yes, like he never thought to look on the other side of the watch.