..so what was Tom Baker ???? . . .scotch mist . .. . .Tom makes Tenant look like the pathetic preening ponce that he really is ...a Total disgrace to the glorious name of 'Dr WHO' . . ..Long live Baker . . .
@@RobboRobbo I think he was more referring to the fact that if Eccleston hadn’t absolutely nailed the role when the show came back, it may not have continued, and thus we may have never gotten a tenth Doctor.
@@labratt3742 yeah ik but really we wouldnt have gotten doctor who if it wasn’t for hartnell, if hartnell never played the doctor, doctor who wouldn’t exist and wouldn’t be where it is today
@@Alesiopdv of course, the pilot is the pilot, but the second season of Tennant for me contains the largest number of cringy moments, like "School reunion", the one with Abzorbaloff, "Fear her", that woman in TV shouting "I'm hungry!!"; when he snogs Pompadour in front of Rose watching him on the other side of the fireplace, and boasting about it to a servant with a vulgar move towards the fireplace's mantle. I don't feel and don't believe his acting sadness after he lost Rose. I can see the acting, it doesn't feel natural. And every time later when he suddenly remembers that he need to become sad when someone mentions Rose, it is acting, not real. Villains are so... typical villainish, with crazy laughter and stuff, and so stupid. Resembles old hero movies. Pathetic. I almost never rewatch this season. Brr...
I absolutely love how David puts the funny- charm in the Doctor, but when it comes to the Time war, or important decisions, you literally get the goosebumps because how he makes you feel. He brings the funny, and seriousness of the Doctor and that's why I love him!
"He was being kind..." “There are three things all wise men fear: the sea in storm, a night with no moon, and the anger of a gentle man.” ― Patrick Rothfuss, The Wise Man's Fear “You can’t truly call yourself “peaceful” unless you’re capable of great violence, if you’re not capable of violence you’re not peaceful, you’re harmless”
@@trikstari7687 Madam Kovarian: "The anger of a good man is nothing to fear. Good men have too many rules." The Doctor: "Good men don't need rules. Today is not the day to find out why I have so many"
He's a genius actor who is able to touch the hearts of the people he entertains. Catherine Tate, too. You can tell they love to entertain people and strive to be excellent at it.
@@daveorgana628 true, but imo 1 till 6 was class. 7 and 8 were alright. 9 was an improvement. 10 was class and I stopped watching on 11 and watch every now and again. It just doesn't hit the same unfortunately
9th Doctor was the foundation, 10th was the most popular, 11th brought it to the U.S. (& "my Doctor"), 12th was the definitive. 13 was a reboot ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@Rocksteady72a I bet 9th would have blown our minds if we gave him another season. Also, I wish Paul mcgann returned for the 50th anniversary instead of John hurt. Don't get me wrong I love John hurt and I loved his portrayal of the doctor but the fact that Paul mcgann was literally available at the time and had literally shot a minisode for it, is sad. The story line would have made complete sense still too. He had so much potential to make a great doctor but sadly never got the chance.
His ability to switch from loveable goof to ice-cold spirit of vengeance in a heartbeat made him ridiculously captivating to watch. I think this is where my love of the Terror-Hero trope started
Eccleston was mine, but once I got past the new Doctor grief (always hated the new ones at first cuz grieving the past one. Eccleston was my first, so MY Doctor forever), Tennant quickly became a very close second.
I got into Doctor Who around “girl in the fireplace” and I’ve been hooked ever since. He was literally my doctor and I couldn’t wait for every Saturday night just to see what he’d do next. The good ol days of Dr Who aye
Wasn't there a series retcon by season 5 that meant that Amy couldn't remember any major doctor related event that happened beforehand? Idk if that would include the Olympics but it definitely included the Dalek invasion at the end of season 4.
@@orsonlepherd7064 Yes, there was a recon that virtually set the world back to zero on knowing aliens exist. However, when Amy remembered the Doctor, bringing him back, she restored his personal timeline. Including all his adventures. So yeah, the Olympics still happened, but now there are two seperate timelines. One where Amy met the Doctor as a kid, and the other where their adventures together didn't technically start until after the Pond wedding.
"-nd tucked away at the bottom is one ol' stupid satsuma- who wants a satsuma?" *screams of rage followed closely by an alien falling to his death* "No second chances." The immediate switch in attitude is an amazing introduction to the slight amorality that Tennant brought to the Doctor.
The best bit about the tenth doctor and rose is that they are like children sometimes. (This was in the episode ‘Tooth and claw’ when they were locked in a room with a werewolf) “I know OMG we’re in a house with a werewolf and the queen AAAaaAa”
"Rude and not ginger." "I DON'T KNOOOW!" "Allons-y!" "Blood control! :D" "Sorry, that is the Lion King." "This new hand... is a fighting hand!" Those have to be my favorite quotes by David hahaha
The Tenth Doctor has a lot of rage under his humorous exterior. He needs his companion to maintain his kindness. Left alone, he would wreck havoc across time and space, unleashing his anger upon everything and anyone. The Tenth is probably closest to what will happen if the Doctor uses his powers for destruction instead of saving people.
I like to think he took the family wanting to be immortal personally. Because he is the only one who knows how painful it is to be immortal and that it is a privilege to be a mortal.
Eccelston and tennant were my doctors, and they were just amazing, even if you had a bad episode, you’d still have fun watching because they were so into the role and were enjoying it themselves, that’s why I love capaldi too haha
That bit with the Doctor and the Cyberman with the broken inhibitor is so underrated. Something about empathy he brought to the Doctor really had me on board with the show in my youth. The “I’m sorry, I’m so sorry” always cut me to my core. Such a brilliant performance from beginning to end.
I didn't really like the regeneration until that point. He looked like a vagrant. I agree though, the sarcasm and charachter Tennant put in is what made him the best.
Hindsight being 20-20... They should have had him, in full costume, light the Olympic Flame at the 2012 Olympics, and thereby fulfill the prophecy that they made themselves.
There was lots of calls for it online, but as said, they did at least get SOMEONE who played the Doctor to do it, just wrong actor. Wibbly Wobbly Timey Wimey, something must have kept 10 away, so 11 stepped in. The Doctor carried the torch in 2012, what's the harm in it not QUITE being the same regeneration, eh?
People can complain about David coming back but the truth is that Ten will ALWAYS be *the* Doctor for so many there's just something insanely special about him it brings tears to my eyes honestly I just remember better days
Ten was an absolutely *BRUTAL* Doctor when he ran out of patience. Shades of the Time War showing through, despite his efforts to forget about the War Doctor. He may despise using weapons to kill, but never for a MOMENT think he will hesitate to use the environment or anything else available around him to kill you if you piss him off and you waste your One Chance to run.
I never quite bonded with Rose and 10 the same way everyone around me claimed they did - I loved them because it was my first experience with the show, but even at the age of five I liked her better with 9 (I think it was probably because I missed him so much). It all changed in a moment though when I witnessed the absolutely harrowing screams of Ten as Rose fell into the void. I wouldn't be here without this show and it's moments like that that show me just how important life is to live to the full. I find David's acting to be his best when he's utterly destroyed... and Doomsay certainly wasn't the last we'd see of that side of 10.
I miss the proper grittiness of the 9 and 10 era. There was something 'real world' about it that you could reflect with personally. Solid acting, writing and story arcs
@@SStupendous I think the human aspect was an interesting arc to explore. I mean mythologically, Timelords swore to never interfere but they would still carry out secret missions to stop certain events. The Doctor just decided to do it as a full time job lol.
Tennant will always and forever be my doctor. Sure, everyone else is also excellent in the role but Tennant is just unmatched. Absolutely love him, it was such an amazing time in television.
So since 1963 Tennant is the best Doctor Who. How many have you watched since 1963 as I would love to hear this as you where not even around then so you don't know what was liked then and what is liked now but what is liked now does not mean the past was not.
I only just realised: Don't Blink is an example of the Bootstrap Paradox. The transcript is sent into the past, where the doctor reads off of an autocue to give the proper information, the video of which then travels forwards in time at 1 second per second until it is interacted with, and a transcript written of the conversation, which then gets sent into the past, where the doctor reads off of an autocue to give the proper information, the video of which then travels forwards in time at 1 second per second until it is interacted with, and a transcript written of the conversation, which then gets sent into the past... As the doctor said: time is a big ball of wibbly wobbly, timey wimey... stuff.
one thing i found odd is that 12 and 13's eras haven't had that much wibbly wobbly timey wimey stuff. the time travel is obvious always present, but it hasn't been explored that much recently
My view on “wibbly wobbly, timey wimey… stuff” is that the Time Lord concept of time does not translate well into English and that is the closest he could come.
Back in 2005, David worried he would become known as _'The Thirty Second Doctor',_ given Series 2 wasn't actually commissioned. I wonder what he would have thought had he have known one day a video consisting just of his best moments would be 50 minutes long.
I'm going to honest- the second time I read your comment I did it correctly, but the first time going over it my brain went "Wait, there was a fear the producers would fit in 22 other individual doctors before him to make him the 32nd doctor?"
"I think it is customary to have an imaginary friend only during one's childhood. You are to be congratulated on your persistence" ha, that line always gets me whenever I watch it.
I'd forgotten how much darkness ten added to the role. Still kind, still the doctor, but hurt and broken and raging, and just a little carried away with power.
The parting scene of Rose and the Tenth Doctor remains gut wrenching every time I watch it. The Doctor is hardly visible, a ghostly looking abborition, and therefore untouchable; like he was dead even after he sharpened his image for Rose. Perfectly executed as his hologram faded out before he could respond likewise to sobbing Rose; that he loved her. Back to the reality on the TARDIS and alone because of his sacrifice to save Rose. It ends with a tear streaking down his cheek. Masterfully written scene of the heartbreak of unrequited love.
I wonder if the show will ever capture so many hearts as it did during this era. Russel T Davies knew how to get the nation talking because of his stories. Doctor Who needs to be event television again.
They don’t care about the show anymore. they changed the character to a woman purely so the media wouldn’t cancel them. I have no problem with women acting in these kind of shows. But it’s a known fact that ever since Jodie Whittaker took over the show has declined in popularity. The show used to be a household name.
I watched blink so many times when I was younger and never understood why it was such a highly rated and loved episode, I prefered midnight and family of blood. But listening to the doctor talk to sally sparrow 40 years in the future there and realising why he couldn't tell them what to do because the angels stopped him from writing the transcript. What a well written episode.
The first time I saw this scene and the kiss I thought, "Ay up..." Then I read that sure enough, they were having a relationship at the time. No way that snog was fake!
10 is no stranger to genocide... and is willing to commit it if a species is determined to be hostile, destructive, and aggressive to the point of threatening genocides of their own. That doesn't mean he's happy about it. He's very much "Pay Evil Unto Evil", and hates that he sees it as necessary.
And Catherine Gate’s acting chops also deserve praise here too, the horror on her face. Donna was right, the Tenth Doctor needed someone with him to remind him of his mercy when he forgot himself.
I've been into Doctor Who since about 1984, after my Mom's boyfriend introduced me to it when I was 7. And Tennants Doctor is by far my favorite. His performance is enhanced by the best writing of the entire series in my opinion.
David Tennant always wanted to play as the role of doctor who.. This is why he as the 10th doctor enjoyed his role so much that many fans just love him, I cannot deny, but this doctor will always stay as my favorite
“Rose Tyler...I love you.” The line every Who fan wept over not hearing...still a better romance than Twilight. Rose and Ten...one of the Best sci-fi romances of all time...and yet they only kissed Once...and what A Kiss.
The Doctor: But that implies, in this big grand scheme of gods and devils, that she's just a victim. Well, I've seen a lot of this universe. I've seen fake gods and bad gods and demi-gods and would-be gods. I've had the whole pantheon. if I believe in one thing... just one thing... I believe in her. ― Tenth Doctor 18:46
40:52 "Dalek-Humans show increased levels of serotonin!" Within the human brain, a biological cause of aggression is the firing of the amygdala. Serotonin is a neurochemical which inhibits the firing of the amygdala. Ergo, an increase in serotonin leads to a decrease in aggressive thoughts/behaviours.
"Witchcraft" "Timelord" The fear in his eyes is awesome. Timelords are known throughout the universe, but thought to be extinct. Now you are face to face with that....
Tennant was definitely the best Doctor of the modern series, and his run on the show was the golden age of Doctor Who. Nothing since has even come close to being as good.
"I absorbed all the energy of the time vortex and nobody's supposed to do that" Wham, there's your simple explaination for why the doctor has infinite regenerations. "You've told me about your people, they became what they did through prolonged exposure to the time vortex" -Madame Vastra, _A Good Man Goes To War._ At the very least it's a better explaination than that whole "timeless child" thing.
What I like about this is that in his first episode, he decides that he's going to be a no-second-chances sort of man. And by golly the writers try their hardest to keep him that way. And I don't think that was ever shown as well as in the Family of Blood/Human Nature stories where he gave them a chance by turning himself human.
30:19 Gallifrey's first mention in the revival! And a fitting scene too, as the Time Lord Victorious awakens... The most pivotal scenes of Ten's Time Lord Victorious arc are accompanied, always, with the motif of fire and water. The Runaway Bride, The Family of Blood, Last of the Time Lords, The Fires of Pompeii, The Waters of Mars. _"Fire in the water",_ the Twelfth Doctor recounts. _"Fire in the water."_ 31:10 The true constant companion of Ten; in those moments of godly rage, he becomes amongst the very elements. Or thinks as much, at least.
_Gossamer Beynon, daughter, schoolteacher, dreaming deep, daintily ferrets under a fluttering hummock of chicken's feathers and finds, with no surprise, a small rough, ready man with a bushy tail winking in a paper carrier. "At last, my love", sighs Gossamer Beynon. And the bushy tail wags rude and ginger._ (Dylan Thomas, Under Milk Wood)
David Tenant was my 1st and last Doctor. I didn’t even know what I was watching and what a Doctor Who was. I was just attracted to the adventure and acting. I remember crying hard when Rose and the Doctor parted.
I’ll never forget watching Christopher turn in to tennant and being like eww no way show ruined! But honest to god I’ve never loved a character more than tennants doctor! He was amazing! I legitimately love him because of this role and always will! His and billy chemistry was insane
@@mayotango1317 no he gets made a better person by his companions, Donna helps the doctor realise that he should enjoy his life without rose and that people deserve second chances.
I've seen the Eccelston > Tennant transformation literally well over a dozen times. And i can't lie it still gets me everytime. I mean rewound this just to see it again.
Doctor who’s golden era (including Chris Eccleston’s series too of course) Tennant, Ecclestone and RTD everything about the show was class during their time, I really miss it
@@kylemccrory2031 yes debatable, popularity isn't necessarily an indicator of quality, in fact there's countless examples to show that's a useless standard to go by
Little detail i never got. When the tanks are about to fire on the spider web sip the person on the radio said "orders from mr saxon". Great writing that is.
Great moments here but it should have contained his "AND I AM NOT LISTENING" (he is ment to be raising his voice then). I hope there is going to a 2nd part because 2 months ago you did a best of Amy part 1 and still no part 2 has come
i think the doctor doesnt want to admit that part of the reason he needs human companions is that they have gut feelings, something that can often come in handy and something he doesnt have
For Tennant this was not just a role but a childhood dream . We can just see the passion he puts into his incarnation
Ikr 😄
@@benjamindavis4974 12th is really underrated
..so what was Tom Baker ???? . . .scotch mist . .. . .Tom makes Tenant look like the pathetic preening ponce that he really is ...a Total disgrace to the glorious name of 'Dr WHO' . . ..Long live Baker . . .
@@thenonsenseguy2364 my favorite line is still “ewww new kidneys….. I don’t like the color.”
Pretty sure it's the dream of almost every actor in the British isles these days
But let’s just all agree we wouldn’t have had 10 if it weren’t for the absolutely fantastic Christopher Ecclston.
Agreed
And we wouldn’t have Christopher ecclston without John hurt and Paul McGann and so on
Actually we wouldn’t have doctor who itself if it wasn’t for William hartnell!!
@@RobboRobbo I think he was more referring to the fact that if Eccleston hadn’t absolutely nailed the role when the show came back, it may not have continued, and thus we may have never gotten a tenth Doctor.
@@labratt3742 yeah ik but really we wouldnt have gotten doctor who if it wasn’t for hartnell, if hartnell never played the doctor, doctor who wouldn’t exist and wouldn’t be where it is today
you might as well just post the entire run cause every moment of him is a gem
Yes, you're absolutely right!
Love your pfp
except the second season
@@plantpowered269 if u meant the rose season theres plenty of good starting with his lion king speech, a classic
@@Alesiopdv of course, the pilot is the pilot, but the second season of Tennant for me contains the largest number of cringy moments, like "School reunion", the one with Abzorbaloff, "Fear her", that woman in TV shouting "I'm hungry!!"; when he snogs Pompadour in front of Rose watching him on the other side of the fireplace, and boasting about it to a servant with a vulgar move towards the fireplace's mantle. I don't feel and don't believe his acting sadness after he lost Rose. I can see the acting, it doesn't feel natural. And every time later when he suddenly remembers that he need to become sad when someone mentions Rose, it is acting, not real. Villains are so... typical villainish, with crazy laughter and stuff, and so stupid. Resembles old hero movies. Pathetic. I almost never rewatch this season. Brr...
I absolutely love how David puts the funny- charm in the Doctor, but when it comes to the Time war, or important decisions, you literally get the goosebumps because how he makes you feel. He brings the funny, and seriousness of the Doctor and that's why I love him!
"I am The Doctor, The Oncoming Storm" is my favorite serious line of his"
"He was being kind..."
“There are three things all wise men fear: the sea in storm, a night with no moon, and the anger of a gentle man.” ― Patrick Rothfuss, The Wise Man's Fear
“You can’t truly call yourself “peaceful” unless you’re capable of great violence, if you’re not capable of violence you’re not peaceful, you’re harmless”
I had not considered the doctor in that light.
It's probably not a coincidence that Rothfuss is a Doctor Who fan
@@trikstari7687 Madam Kovarian: "The anger of a good man is nothing to fear. Good men have too many rules."
The Doctor: "Good men don't need rules. Today is not the day to find out why I have so many"
I love that you used that quote. They were great books
@@GhostKingDeAngelo It's a good quote.
Tennant's turn as the Doctor has been incredibly hard to match. He put so much of his soul into the role.
now im wondering, who at watchmojo wrote this...
Impossible to match; nobody has done it.
@@charliedavidarnott1537 Matt smith’s met the level of tennant. 10 was the most human doctor though I must say
@@JMGaming_YT I would respectfully disagree with that first sentence.
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David put so much passion in this incarnation. I actually cried in some of the episodes, especially towards the end.
He's a genius actor who is able to touch the hearts of the people he entertains. Catherine Tate, too. You can tell they love to entertain people and strive to be excellent at it.
@@Sunshine-zm1fx )p
me too i cried when he said i dont want to go
The girl in the fireplace anyone?
@@sparkcakes Yep one of those "I shouldn't cry, but I can't stop it" episodes at the end.
The 10th Doctor was probably one of the best eras of this show
Not "probably": it definitely was!
Series 5 6 and 8 and 9 are all FANTASTIC
@@daveorgana628 true, but imo 1 till 6 was class. 7 and 8 were alright. 9 was an improvement. 10 was class and I stopped watching on 11 and watch every now and again. It just doesn't hit the same unfortunately
9th Doctor was the foundation, 10th was the most popular, 11th brought it to the U.S. (& "my Doctor"), 12th was the definitive.
13 was a reboot ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@Rocksteady72a I bet 9th would have blown our minds if we gave him another season. Also, I wish Paul mcgann returned for the 50th anniversary instead of John hurt. Don't get me wrong I love John hurt and I loved his portrayal of the doctor but the fact that Paul mcgann was literally available at the time and had literally shot a minisode for it, is sad. The story line would have made complete sense still too. He had so much potential to make a great doctor but sadly never got the chance.
The way he snaps between John Smith and The Doctor in family of blood is so well done
Exactly! I have never seen any other Doctor who has that level of ability as an actor.
Beautiful work, cried buckets at the end!
His ability to switch from loveable goof to ice-cold spirit of vengeance in a heartbeat made him ridiculously captivating to watch. I think this is where my love of the Terror-Hero trope started
PTSD, it switches you on and off. When you get clicked, you switch emotions off as a survival mechanism and switch to pure logic.
"Terror-Hero". Heh.
I like that.
Agreed and he's still my favorite of the new doctors
Tennant was ‘my’ Doctor. My first Doctor and he’ll always be ‘my’ Doctor
Same, I grew up watching Doctor Who when the 10th Doctor was around. David Tennant really did an incredible effort in playing the Doctor!
@@m.sharif_3d He was the reason my Mum watched the show
Eccleston was mine, but once I got past the new Doctor grief (always hated the new ones at first cuz grieving the past one. Eccleston was my first, so MY Doctor forever), Tennant quickly became a very close second.
I got into Doctor Who around “girl in the fireplace” and I’ve been hooked ever since. He was literally my doctor and I couldn’t wait for every Saturday night just to see what he’d do next. The good ol days of Dr Who aye
Tennant then Smith
_"no second chances. I'm that sort of a man."_
the delivery was perfection
he needs to play James Bond
I imagine Amy Pond watching the Olympic Games with her aunt, or Rory, having zero idea that the man who ran the torch was really her Raggedy Doctor.
That’s absolutely *brilliant*
Pls thats both painful and reassuring
Wasn't there a series retcon by season 5 that meant that Amy couldn't remember any major doctor related event that happened beforehand? Idk if that would include the Olympics but it definitely included the Dalek invasion at the end of season 4.
@@orsonlepherd7064 Yes, there was a recon that virtually set the world back to zero on knowing aliens exist. However, when Amy remembered the Doctor, bringing him back, she restored his personal timeline. Including all his adventures. So yeah, the Olympics still happened, but now there are two seperate timelines. One where Amy met the Doctor as a kid, and the other where their adventures together didn't technically start until after the Pond wedding.
That’s a *fantastic* idea 🥺🥹💕
"-nd tucked away at the bottom is one ol' stupid satsuma- who wants a satsuma?"
*screams of rage followed closely by an alien falling to his death*
"No second chances."
The immediate switch in attitude is an amazing introduction to the slight amorality that Tennant brought to the Doctor.
...I love satsumas
@@ThatAwkwardExtrovertwhat happened between you and Jackie then?
“I’m the Doctor. And I just snogged Madame de Pompadore”
I love that line and the laugh he does 😂
The best bit about the tenth doctor and rose is that they are like children sometimes.
(This was in the episode ‘Tooth and claw’ when they were locked in a room with a werewolf) “I know OMG we’re in a house with a werewolf and the queen AAAaaAa”
Tooth and claw was ruined by their “not amused” crap
@@chewie4418 I agree, that was just poor choice there
You especially get that in the Olympics episode.
@@Casualiity but then, for tha horrible joke, Torchwood was funded
Or the ghostbusters bit
"Rude and not ginger."
"I DON'T KNOOOW!"
"Allons-y!"
"Blood control! :D"
"Sorry, that is the Lion King."
"This new hand... is a fighting hand!"
Those have to be my favorite quotes by David hahaha
@The Pokemon Master and Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Yes 😁
allonsy Alonso! I’ve always wanted to say that! 😅
"Very Arthur Dent"
Yes! The fighting hand was absolutely brilliant, especially with the American southern accent!🤣💞
And all in one episode! They were really setting David up to be the best Doctor of NuWho!
"No second chances. That's the sort of man I am."
For better or for worse, he was strict to the letter on that.
HMMM WELL THINGS CHANGE
The Tenth Doctor has a lot of rage under his humorous exterior. He needs his companion to maintain his kindness.
Left alone, he would wreck havoc across time and space, unleashing his anger upon everything and anyone.
The Tenth is probably closest to what will happen if the Doctor uses his powers for destruction instead of saving people.
True
Really? He was very passive with the Master, he was very reasonable and passive with the Daleks. Same with the cybermen.
@@idreeskhan8885 cough time lord victorious cough
Valeyard..
"The laws of time are MINE!"
I like to think he took the family wanting to be immortal personally. Because he is the only one who knows how painful it is to be immortal and that it is a privilege to be a mortal.
Its like a genie be careful what you wish for sentences and meanings are easily twisted
He's also known to not give second chances and in the end this family earned he's fury.
Eccelston and tennant were my doctors, and they were just amazing, even if you had a bad episode, you’d still have fun watching because they were so into the role and were enjoying it themselves, that’s why I love capaldi too haha
I loved all the doctors, Eccleston, Tennant, Smith, Capaldi, but Matt was my doctor. Such a nice show that got ruined by Chris Chibnall
@@honzasenbauer612 RTD is coming back so yay!!
@Fancy hat yep! Hopefully he can save the show aha
@@BassBanj0 Again lol
Chris Eccleston was about the very worst (along with sylvester mccoy) ...theres more charisma in a jar of ovaltine ...
Words can’t describe how amazing this doctor and time of the television was. Thank you 😌
I agree the tenth doctor did make the show
Actually no there's one world on earth that hold great wisdom and power
ALONSS-Y
The entire world was a better place back then.
@@2429Ryanspeer please stop
I don't understand any of this and every other own but thats ok
You know he was amazing when a video of his best clips spanning the runtime of a full episode is only part 1 😉
It even lasts seven minutes *more* than a full episode!
I miss the
- I am talking!
- AND I'M NOT LISTENING!
scene. That was the moment, when David Tennant became the Doctor for me.
That bit with the Doctor and the Cyberman with the broken inhibitor is so underrated.
Something about empathy he brought to the Doctor really had me on board with the show in my youth.
The “I’m sorry, I’m so sorry” always cut me to my core. Such a brilliant performance from beginning to end.
Christopher Eccleston was my first Doctor, but David Tennant made me really fall in love with this Show that shaped me so much.
Same here! As much as I loved Eccelston’s doctor, Tennant was my favorite and still is
Same
When he yelled...."iiii don'tttttt knowwww" back at the sycorax like that, I knew he'd be my doctor.
That bit always makes me laugh, its the way he takes the piss out of the sycorax’ voice. XD
I didn't really like the regeneration until that point. He looked like a vagrant. I agree though, the sarcasm and charachter Tennant put in is what made him the best.
@secretbaguette a vagrant? I mean, I suppose he is most of the time
Hindsight being 20-20...
They should have had him, in full costume, light the Olympic Flame at the 2012 Olympics, and thereby fulfill the prophecy that they made themselves.
Tbf Matt Smith did carry the flame in 2012
There was lots of calls for it online, but as said, they did at least get SOMEONE who played the Doctor to do it, just wrong actor. Wibbly Wobbly Timey Wimey, something must have kept 10 away, so 11 stepped in. The Doctor carried the torch in 2012, what's the harm in it not QUITE being the same regeneration, eh?
@@Blazieth a b.s. cop out
I commented on this myself a few years back
People can complain about David coming back but the truth is that Ten will ALWAYS be *the* Doctor for so many there's just something insanely special about him it brings tears to my eyes honestly I just remember better days
Who's complaining
Like who would DARE!!!
My man, who's complaining
I am unashamed to admit that the part where the Doctor and Rose say good-bye on the beach made me cry like an absolute baby
I still find it chilling how The Doctor just stands unmoved as he commits genocide on the Racnoss until Donna makes him snap out of it...
Ten committed more than one genocide
He gave them a chance to run. They made their choice
Ten was an absolutely *BRUTAL* Doctor when he ran out of patience. Shades of the Time War showing through, despite his efforts to forget about the War Doctor. He may despise using weapons to kill, but never for a MOMENT think he will hesitate to use the environment or anything else available around him to kill you if you piss him off and you waste your One Chance to run.
He would've stood there until he drowned. He was thinking about rose 😢
He is a veteran of a war which is described as “every moment of time burning all at once”. I doubt that is the first genocide he committed or watched.
Words can't describe how much I miss this era 😰💔😔
Same!
♥️🌎♥️
Same I stopped watching doctor who after David tennant left
Well, it's pretty much going to be coming back now, along with the stars of it 💝❤🙂😊
@@sonicelectro47 after they essentially destroyed the show
god.....doomsday is such a depressing episode...it´s so depressingly well acted that you almost forget it´s a TV show
I never quite bonded with Rose and 10 the same way everyone around me claimed they did - I loved them because it was my first experience with the show, but even at the age of five I liked her better with 9 (I think it was probably because I missed him so much). It all changed in a moment though when I witnessed the absolutely harrowing screams of Ten as Rose fell into the void. I wouldn't be here without this show and it's moments like that that show me just how important life is to live to the full. I find David's acting to be his best when he's utterly destroyed... and Doomsay certainly wasn't the last we'd see of that side of 10.
It also has the best song in the whole series, Doomsday is incredible
Made me cry like a child first time I watched it. Like for 30 mins straight
It's very sad
This is without a doubt, the best show I’ve ever watched. I just wish I could see it for the first time again.
I love this sentiment
I miss the proper grittiness of the 9 and 10 era. There was something 'real world' about it that you could reflect with personally. Solid acting, writing and story arcs
He is one of the most human Doctors out there. David Tennant is absolutely brilliant
I love Tennant, but the fact he feels to be a HUMAN Doctor is not a good thing.
@@SStupendous Why?
@@shwenty1734 Because he's still an alien, if he seems human then logic and lore start to melt..
@@SStupendous I think the human aspect was an interesting arc to explore. I mean mythologically, Timelords swore to never interfere but they would still carry out secret missions to stop certain events. The Doctor just decided to do it as a full time job lol.
@@SStupendous but it is a good thing, he's lived around humans for hundreds of years, it shows how they've affected him
Tennant will always and forever be my doctor. Sure, everyone else is also excellent in the role but Tennant is just unmatched. Absolutely love him, it was such an amazing time in television.
Couldn't agree more!
Couldn't agree more, I'm hoping RTD can bring a bit more of that feeling back, make it exciting again
The only reason I watched the Doctor was David Tennant...such fun
He was the best
So since 1963 Tennant is the best Doctor Who. How many have you watched since 1963 as I would love to hear this as you where not even around then so you don't know what was liked then and what is liked now but what is liked now does not mean the past was not.
I only just realised: Don't Blink is an example of the Bootstrap Paradox. The transcript is sent into the past, where the doctor reads off of an autocue to give the proper information, the video of which then travels forwards in time at 1 second per second until it is interacted with, and a transcript written of the conversation, which then gets sent into the past, where the doctor reads off of an autocue to give the proper information, the video of which then travels forwards in time at 1 second per second until it is interacted with, and a transcript written of the conversation, which then gets sent into the past...
As the doctor said: time is a big ball of wibbly wobbly, timey wimey... stuff.
one thing i found odd is that 12 and 13's eras haven't had that much wibbly wobbly timey wimey stuff. the time travel is obvious always present, but it hasn't been explored that much recently
My view on “wibbly wobbly, timey wimey… stuff” is that the Time Lord concept of time does not translate well into English and that is the closest he could come.
@@codieomeallain6635 what language does it translate into?
@@samme1024 Perhaps none at all other then the Time Lord's language.
@@samme1024 Well, the Time Lord language obviously.
The Tenth Doctor as David Tennant accompanied by Rose Tyler was the best duo and the best part of this incredible show.
The nostalgia when Sarah sees the tardis is absolutely the best.
Back in 2005, David worried he would become known as _'The Thirty Second Doctor',_ given Series 2 wasn't actually commissioned.
I wonder what he would have thought had he have known one day a video consisting just of his best moments would be 50 minutes long.
Part 1* not just all his best moments. This is just part 1😁
He probably does know. I can't imagine a former Doctor isn't subscribed to the Doctor Who channel.
@@michaelramsey82 especially someone like David who has always loved the show, and still does
I'm going to honest- the second time I read your comment I did it correctly, but the first time going over it my brain went "Wait, there was a fear the producers would fit in 22 other individual doctors before him to make him the 32nd doctor?"
@@genzu6388 where the hell is part 2 i need it
Sally Phelan's Cyberman scene always makes me cry, this human moment to show the inhumanity of the Cybermen just rips my heart out.
"I think it is customary to have an imaginary friend only during one's childhood. You are to be congratulated on your persistence"
ha, that line always gets me whenever I watch it.
I'd forgotten how much darkness ten added to the role. Still kind, still the doctor, but hurt and broken and raging, and just a little carried away with power.
Capaldi has that same energy but with a more unalpologetic appraoch
The parting scene of Rose and the Tenth Doctor remains gut wrenching every time I watch it.
The Doctor is hardly visible, a ghostly looking abborition, and therefore untouchable; like he was dead even after he sharpened his image for Rose.
Perfectly executed as his hologram faded out before he could respond likewise to sobbing Rose; that he loved her. Back to the reality on the TARDIS and alone because of his sacrifice to save Rose. It ends with a tear streaking down his cheek. Masterfully written scene of the heartbreak of unrequited love.
I wonder if the show will ever capture so many hearts as it did during this era. Russel T Davies knew how to get the nation talking because of his stories. Doctor Who needs to be event television again.
Hey, fancy seeing you here 😜😂
@@darthyoda0662 Hello! :)
Exactly
Amen to that! And Neil Gaiman needs to write a few more episodes.
Well, with the recent news there is at least a chance this might happen again, with Russell T Davies at the helm once again :D
Tennant was MY Doctor, it'll never be the same without him, he lived the role and made it perfect, his shoes are gonna be super hard to fill
No one will fill that role that he left
They don’t care about the show anymore. they changed the character to a woman purely so the media wouldn’t cancel them. I have no problem with women acting in these kind of shows. But it’s a known fact that ever since Jodie Whittaker took over the show has declined in popularity. The show used to be a household name.
@@benjamindavis4974 Capaldi was decent in the beginning of his run but it really fell off
@@j.r1158 I don’t even care if a women never played in it. I still love it, stupid people, just can’t believe it
Boy do I have some news for you buddy
I watched blink so many times when I was younger and never understood why it was such a highly rated and loved episode, I prefered midnight and family of blood. But listening to the doctor talk to sally sparrow 40 years in the future there and realising why he couldn't tell them what to do because the angels stopped him from writing the transcript. What a well written episode.
"Fantastic gardener!!" Doctor getting excited about plants. Doctor your Crowley is showing
"who are you?"
"I'm the doctor and I just snogged madam de Pompadour"
I've never watched Doctor Who but that was pure gold.
I loved how he was more impressed by her gardening skills than anything else
The first time I saw this scene and the kiss I thought, "Ay up..." Then I read that sure enough, they were having a relationship at the time. No way that snog was fake!
31:51 the shame on his face as he snaps out of God mode, jesus christ.
_What a performance._
10 is no stranger to genocide... and is willing to commit it if a species is determined to be hostile, destructive, and aggressive to the point of threatening genocides of their own. That doesn't mean he's happy about it. He's very much "Pay Evil Unto Evil", and hates that he sees it as necessary.
And Catherine Gate’s acting chops also deserve praise here too, the horror on her face. Donna was right, the Tenth Doctor needed someone with him to remind him of his mercy when he forgot himself.
I just love that its 51 min long and its part one 😅 explains everything about tenth doctor
I've been into Doctor Who since about 1984, after my Mom's boyfriend introduced me to it when I was 7. And Tennants Doctor is by far my favorite. His performance is enhanced by the best writing of the entire series in my opinion.
David Tennant always wanted to play as the role of doctor who.. This is why he as the 10th doctor enjoyed his role so much that many fans just love him, I cannot deny, but this doctor will always stay as my favorite
so the entire time he's on screen?
That Cyberman scene still gives me chills. Modern DW doesn’t hold a candle to this incredible storytelling!
“Yeah well, upgrade this.”
If a line isn’t broken, don’t fix it..
“Rose Tyler...I love you.” The line every Who fan wept over not hearing...still a better romance than Twilight. Rose and Ten...one of the Best sci-fi romances of all time...and yet they only kissed Once...and what A Kiss.
The scene where he has to say goodbye to rose will always bring me to tears
The Doctor: But that implies, in this big grand scheme of gods and devils, that she's just a victim. Well, I've seen a lot of this universe. I've seen fake gods and bad gods and demi-gods and would-be gods. I've had the whole pantheon. if I believe in one thing... just one thing... I believe in her.
― Tenth Doctor 18:46
40:52 "Dalek-Humans show increased levels of serotonin!"
Within the human brain, a biological cause of aggression is the firing of the amygdala. Serotonin is a neurochemical which inhibits the firing of the amygdala. Ergo, an increase in serotonin leads to a decrease in aggressive thoughts/behaviours.
10: _"Don't blink!"_
13: _"Don't forget to click below!"_
This show is brilliant. I love it. It’s so refreshing to see something unlike any other show. I’m a new fan!
Ha. Let me know how that goes
I just wish we could get him back full time as The Doctor again. 🥺
Well he’s returning
I have news for you
If it were up to me, this video would be the length of tennant's entire era because he was absolutely amazing
Billie Piper says she remembers her goodbye scene with Tennant vividly
The tenth doctor is my favourite doctor ever!!!!!!!!! "allons-y”
Andrew Garfield at 41:29
"Witchcraft"
"Timelord"
The fear in his eyes is awesome. Timelords are known throughout the universe, but thought to be extinct. Now you are face to face with that....
The best of the tenth Doctor
Did you mean:
Doctor Who Series 2, 3, 4 and the Specials?
And day of the doctor too! And also anything he’s in doctor who related
I love David. He was amazing as the Doctor. We were so fortunate to watch him.
when he mocks satan after he breaks the jars, sicks his tongue out and wiggles his fingers i missed that all these years til now ahhaa
‘’They keep on trying to split us up but they never ever will’’Rose Tyler
😭
Tennant was definitely the best Doctor of the modern series, and his run on the show was the golden age of Doctor Who. Nothing since has even come close to being as good.
Facts.
THEY FINALLY DID THE TENTH DOCTORS BEST MOMENTS 😄!
I'm watching all Doctor Who in order this year, and I start thinking that Russel T Davies had all his four series planned in advance...
I think so to like look at David first episode not giving Sycorax a second chance. Just foreshadow has darkest moments in has era.
Maybe Russell T Davies is really a time traveller, or knows one, who shared stories of his travels.
David Tenant will always be the Doctor! Loved him in the role and watch his episodes over and over!
"I absorbed all the energy of the time vortex and nobody's supposed to do that" Wham, there's your simple explaination for why the doctor has infinite regenerations.
"You've told me about your people, they became what they did through prolonged exposure to the time vortex" -Madame Vastra, _A Good Man Goes To War._
At the very least it's a better explaination than that whole "timeless child" thing.
My word, that arc is so fucking stupid. Yours is infinitely better.
What I like about this is that in his first episode, he decides that he's going to be a no-second-chances sort of man. And by golly the writers try their hardest to keep him that way. And I don't think that was ever shown as well as in the Family of Blood/Human Nature stories where he gave them a chance by turning himself human.
30:19 Gallifrey's first mention in the revival! And a fitting scene too, as the Time Lord Victorious awakens...
The most pivotal scenes of Ten's Time Lord Victorious arc are accompanied, always, with the motif of fire and water. The Runaway Bride, The Family of Blood, Last of the Time Lords, The Fires of Pompeii, The Waters of Mars. _"Fire in the water",_ the Twelfth Doctor recounts. _"Fire in the water."_
31:10 The true constant companion of Ten; in those moments of godly rage, he becomes amongst the very elements. Or thinks as much, at least.
“Rude and not ginger 🤔” 😂😂😂
_Gossamer Beynon, daughter, schoolteacher, dreaming deep, daintily ferrets under a fluttering hummock of chicken's feathers and finds, with no surprise, a small rough, ready man with a bushy tail winking in a paper carrier. "At last, my love", sighs Gossamer Beynon. And the bushy tail wags rude and ginger._ (Dylan Thomas, Under Milk Wood)
@@noneofyourbusiness3096 Gossamer Beynon is asleep at this point, and having a surreal dream.
David Tenant was my 1st and last Doctor. I didn’t even know what I was watching and what a Doctor Who was. I was just attracted to the adventure and acting. I remember crying hard when Rose and the Doctor parted.
Literally could just put every second he was on screen.
Absolute diamond. David Tennant is a one-of-a-kind talent.
I’ll never forget watching Christopher turn in to tennant and being like eww no way show ruined! But honest to god I’ve never loved a character more than tennants doctor! He was amazing! I legitimately love him because of this role and always will! His and billy chemistry was insane
You guys better do something with Tom Baker while we still have him. Please
Amen to that. Tom Baker was a gift to the Doctor Who community, like Tennant, Catherine Tate, and Matt Smith.
Hopefully he'll be in the 60th anniversary
“No second chances , I’m that sort of man”
And later he gives seconds changes to Davros and everybody.
@@mayotango1317 because he had character development, unlike what we have in the show atm haha
@@willsics7203 No, is just another out of character moment.
@@mayotango1317 no he gets made a better person by his companions, Donna helps the doctor realise that he should enjoy his life without rose and that people deserve second chances.
Wish we could get just one more season with David tennant as the doctor
Well, looks like your wish may be about to come true
@@bunnythinker8784 buzzing man
It's happened!
@@wolflordlewis2276 buzzing
The things i would do to get a competent writing and production team back on Doctor Who is unfathomable
That goodbye scene between The Doctor and Rose will forever get tears flowing from my eyes. I’m such an emotional wreck…
The most human doctor
David Tennant's Doctor and Rose's last goodbye always has me in tears.
On everything I love, that "FIGHTIN' HAND" line SOLD ME. PERIOD.
I've seen the Eccelston > Tennant transformation literally well over a dozen times. And i can't lie it still gets me everytime. I mean rewound this just to see it again.
That scene from The Family of Blood always gets to me. Tennent really portrays that cold fury really well to me.
Doctor who’s golden era (including Chris Eccleston’s series too of course) Tennant, Ecclestone and RTD everything about the show was class during their time, I really miss it
Matt Smith too
@@virtualashez No. That's when things started to go downhill. Capaldi had to carry the show a lot.
@@RileyWritey bruh RTD's era is nowhere near the level of Smith's era
@@RileyWritey debatable, the show was it's biggest in series 6 so...
@@kylemccrory2031 yes debatable, popularity isn't necessarily an indicator of quality, in fact there's countless examples to show that's a useless standard to go by
Little detail i never got. When the tanks are about to fire on the spider web sip the person on the radio said "orders from mr saxon". Great writing that is.
Great moments here but it should have contained his "AND I AM NOT LISTENING" (he is ment to be raising his voice then). I hope there is going to a 2nd part because 2 months ago you did a best of Amy part 1 and still no part 2 has come
This is depressing knowing the state of the show and its humiliatingly bad writing now:(
Christopher Eccleston is my favorite doctor. The first Doctor I ever had the pleasure of meeting.
He is also my favorite doctor, I have him on the lock screen.
PS: tell us how you met him ;0
@@RavenandWolf did he put it in u
i think the doctor doesnt want to admit that part of the reason he needs human companions is that they have gut feelings, something that can often come in handy and something he doesnt have