Well Hen... you know... building collapsing... stones the size of bowling balls falling down over their heads (Ever been hit by a stone that size in real life? They really hirt!)... technology to reconnect... no swords readily available... you do what you can!
Peter Pratt is a seriously under appreciated Master. Without appearing physically due to the mask, He embodied the pure hatred the Master was reduced too and conveyed it perfectly. Whilst Delgado had the charm and of course was THE master, Pratt managed to convey mainly through voice alone what the master was truely capable of doing without any care. Possibly my favourite Master!
Agreed! Loved Delgado as the Master, however Peter Pratt's take on the character was particularly memorable. I feel he helped make the Master a truly quintessential villain
I think the main problem for all of the incarnations after Delgardo, Pratt and Beavers was rationalising all 3 very different interpretations as the same character. Ainley and Dahwan succeeded, Gomez and Roberts failed and I don't know what the fuck Simm was doing but it was as akin to the Master as Tennant was to the Doctor. IE no resemblence at all.
I have say Anthony Ainley played Master/Counselor Tremas of planet Trakan my personal favorite. Just terrible how Master stole Tremas' body in effect his 13th regeneration.
peter Davison was the 1st Dr I saw on TV and they say your favorite is usually the one you grew up with but , no for me that is the legend Tom Baker even though I didn't grow up with the magical jelly baby man and even though I loved Davison, C. Baker and McCoy (the ones I grew up with). Tom is just unbeatable as far as I'm concerned
@@mrjekyllandhyde9941 : Dr. Who started first airing in my area of the USA in around 1975 (I was around 13yrs old) beginning with *Robot*. Wasn't sure what the regeneration thing was all about, seeing John Pertwee change into Tom Baker in my first ever viewed episode, but read about it in the American fan magazines later. Loved the show from the "get go", but was disappointed when the Doctor never went back to retrieve Sara Jane after this episode. Thought that the BBC gave her the boot for some reason and was bummed out. (Didn't hear the real story until years later.) Anyway, I was a Tom Baker fan from *The Golden Voyage of Sinbad* (1973 - '74) on and was overjoyed to see him as the Doctor on our teles in '75. I met and got to spend a significant amount of "one on one" time with Ray Harryhausen the last weekend end of May 1993. Ray couldn't say enough good things about Tom or his talent. Tom Baker will ALWAYS be "my" Doctor.🔬🇬🇧
I remember staying up late on Friday nights as a kid to watch Doctor Who on PBS in the US. I would never miss an episode, and they aired all of the Tom Bakers years! This one is a classic.
@@SpencerTaylorOnline WTTW in chicago. 10:30pm dave allen at large & then Doctor Who. It was heaven I had to petition my parents to let me stay up that late to watch Doctor Who.
First Last There could still have been Gallifreyan survivors both on-world and off-world when the Master decimated the planet. Even if Gallifrey is “destroyed” the Time Lords could still live on. It’s like what they said in Thor Ragnarok: *”Asgard is not a place, it’s a people”.* Same can be said about the Time Lords and Gallifrey.
Mayo Tango131 The Master only wiped out most of the population of Gallifrey whereas The Moment destroyed the entire planet, or at least would’ve in a now deleted timeline.
This is the sequence that got me hooked. They had just begun airing Dr Who on my local station...we had never see Dr Who before, and I happen to stumble on this scene. Tom Baker will always be THE Doctor (the 'definite article') for me!
One of the weird things this episode implies that's never really been explored is that there are a lot more versions of the Master than we knew about. If he's run out of regenerations it means there's at the very least 10 incarnations we never see on-screen (if we count the kid in the flashback, Delgado and Pratt/Beavers as separate versions). Yet I don't think even the EU has truly explored the implications of it. I think it'd be a neat twist if the next time the Master shows up it's a version a lot earlier in the Doctor's timeline, maybe when he wasn't as insane or Blofeldy
I imagine those first ten masters to Act more like the first doctor where they're just a neutral b****** Willing to cave in someone's head with a rock but not All of that mass murdery
Big Finish actually introduced one of these earlier Masters, and he appeared in The Destination Wars (1DA Vol. 1), The Home Guard (EA #6.1), The Psychic Circus (MA #261), and Blood of the Time Lords (4DA Ser. 11A). Unfortunately, the actor has supported transphobic organizations and made transphobic remarks, so Big Finish will not work with him again. He was actually intended to be the very first Master, but Big Finish carefully retconned that in BotTL with a witty remark by the Doctor that suggests he's a couple of regenerations in.
@@elisnyder863Big Finish: ‘You are a Master, but we do not grant you the rank of first.’ James Dreyfus: ‘What? How can you do this? It’s outrageous. It’s unfair. How can you be the 1st Doctor’s Master, and not be the 1st Master?’ Big Finish: ‘You may leave, young transphobe.’
If Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart got to see the Master, extremely emaciated, he would find it shocking. He could've punched punched that evil renegade in the nose while he was a soldier. He had 3 chances to do that when he had seen the Master face to face while he wasn't alone.
Sarah Jane Smith would've been scared to death if she met The Doctor's best enemy, the Master, on Gallifrey, while the evil renegade was emaciated and was trying to get a new regeneration cycle. The Master wouldn't care if he had to kill her for getting in his way. Thank goodness the Doctor was smart to return her to Earth because he had no idea what will happen after he returns to his people after getting a telepathic summons to come home.
Imagine if the brigadier was traveling with him though Or anyone else Who had met the master's previous incarnation And could react to his drastic fall from grace
Agreed,Delgado is the definitive Master for me. Tom Baker is my favourite though I first started watching the show when Jon Pertwee was the Doctor so he's my second favourite.
Damn but I wish they’d done more with Borusa instead of turning him into a 2D villain. The history with the Doctor being his favourite but most frustrating pupil had so much potential.
The Master was so mad that he didn't care that the Doctor was telling the truth that the sash of Rassilon he stole to protect himself while trying to destroy, Gallifrey, the Time lords and everything just to get a new regeneration cycle. If the Master didn't escape after his scheme got thwarted by the Doctor, he would've been locked up until he reached the end of his 12th regeneration and never cause any more trouble in the universe.
I always liked Borusa, but unfortunately he proved what Colin Baker would later tell us: "Ten million years of absolute power! That's what it takes to be *really* corrupt!"
Watching tom baker dr. Who is the best. I grew up watching it. I was like 8 when I saw my 1st dalek and the show has always kept my mind wondering and thinking. Dr. Who, tom baker, your my hero
the doctor says about the master :'What a stupendous egotist, he would destroy gallifrey, the universe and everyone just for his own survival' which can be thought of as a side of the doctor which is overcome by compassion and with the force of a timelord which is reflected by the music One Last Run. The man say's to the Doctor 'As I believe I told you long ago doctor you will never amount to anything in the galaxy while you retain your propensity for vulgar facetiousness' and the doctor responds 'yes sir' it is this humbleness that I also love combined with power enough to hold the laws of time in the universe which shows great force. He burns at the centre of the universe and watches eternity and sees the turn of the universe. And he also responds with gentleness and some humour 'You say that many times sir' and then he says gently 'may I go sir' and the man responds 'certainly you may and with the utmost expedition' and then says 'perhaps you will see that the transduction barrier is erased cassilin' and cassilin (however his name is spelt) says yes sir and as he leaves the man says 'Oh doctor' and the doctor responds 'Sir?' man: 9/10 and the doctor shows himself to be much flattered and says: thank you sir.
The sash is a bit of possible continuity error. The Master was still wearing it when he fell in. Granted, he escaped, but would he really leave the sash behind where the Time Lords would find it? But they most definitely had recovered it before Invasion of Time.
I wonder if Roger Delgado wasn't killed in that car crash in Turkey, and ended up being in Jon Pertwee's regeneration story, would this story even exist? The Third Doctors last story was meant to have the Master sacrifice himself to save the Doctor at the last minute, with him dying and the Doctor regenerating. Would Robert Holmes have considered bringing the Master back at all for this story if Delgado had been given a proper exit I wonder?
@@HazarTulum Might have tried it with another baddie, perhaps? I'm just sad that Elizabeth Sladen didn't comeback after this episode, as the Doctor continued on in his travels. I now know why, but I gotta tell ya what a thrill it was to see her back in those episodes with the newer Doctors and in her own adventures. Still, I am sad that there were no more adventures with her and Tom Baker.
Of course if the clowns who created nWho had actually watched this episode they would have realised why their Time War idea left a Universe Sized plothole.
@@DarthAzabrush Nah. Since classic who is a boring pile of crap as shown in this clip, and New Who is exciting and actually good I think you are wrong mate
@@mrmaclovin255 The Classics are intended for an intelligence level that has become exceedingly rare. nWho is the embodiment of the decay of intelligence and culture.
@@thesacredlobo : The "thumbs down" are probably by youngsters that just don't get it... or just did it to piss us off. *Dr. Who* was the first "no-budget" show in the UK or the US to transcend it's "handful of shillings and a half-pence" budget and deliver truly riveting Science Fiction television, with superior acting performances. One could argue *Lost in Space* and *Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea* in America, but they had way more money to do those shows... and got really silly with their aliens and storylines. That never happened on *DW*. Not all of the aliens looked the greatest in every episode, but it was not for them trying hard to do what they could. And, they always approached the material in the most serious way possible... and the stories were always the best back then. Make-up effects, costumes and VFX are now at a level that modern audiences often "throw the baby out with the bathwater" when watching retro shows... unless their parents train them properly at a young age. Too bad, as they just *don't* know what they are missing.
@@stephenmurphy2212 I actually recently watched a video that answers as to why they are the Hybrid and not the Cyber Master. Well to start off the cybermen are not a species. Secondly when the Doctor and Clara traveled to the end of time in Hell Bent (I thibk that was hell bent) they were standing on the ruins of gallifrey. Plus 12 even says he became the hybrid at some point. Sorry for not giving exact moments but I haven't watched DW in a while, plan to rewatch when series 13 starts.
One of his future incarnations set him on fire. And because he was on his 13th life he couldn’t regenerate to heal himself. It’s why he was trying to absorb the energy of the eye of harmony here
Wait unmiserable dialogue that implies that you can understand have the stuff out of the master's mouth which I definitely can't I just heard mumble mumble your grave
Doctor who used to be this good, but unfortunately the show has been ruined by Woke feminist politically correct nonsense written by people who have absolutely no love or respect for Doctor who or science fiction in general. Tom Baker will always be one of my favorite actors to ever play the doctor. He will always be the fourth doctor to me and Jodie Whitaker is #notmydoctor.
Totally agree with everything you said about the woke garbage it's become and I'd add the Dr should be male in my opinion as well as the Master .Tom Baker the best Doctor no doubt in my mind
Agreed but let's not forget where this started. Blame Moffat and his butchering of the Master for letting this happen. To think he turned the villain in this video into a kinky Mary Poppins. Anyone who is a true fan of the series should never forgive the faux, spineless horny fanboy for that.
@@josephwilson282 Moffat also deconstructed classic who with such scenes as Clara going into the Dr's time stream in "the name of the Doctor" and was the one who introduced sex swapping Timelords (only male to female of course) to the ridiculous idea that the master would ask the dr for help to be good (completely out of character). Anthont Ainley was the last master that I felt I could relate as the "master"
I love the Doctor but this is a joke. It's LITERALLY like watching kids in an middle school drama trying to act out a fight. I'm a huge fan of Doctor Who so I thought it was time to watch the originals after re watching the modern ones 10 times. I thought these were gags of the show making fun of it but no..... it's the real show....
This was a tv show in the 1970’s. They hardly had a Star Wars level budget. Besides fight scenes have never even been a strong suit in the show anyways, be it modern or classic
@@EditedAF987 I don't mind the fighting or the budget. The acting is stiff and dry. Back in the 70's, they were ALL stiff. I don't see the Doctor, I just see a regular man delivering lines.
I suspect it's a generational issue. For those of us who grew up with classic who there really is no substitute. For those of you who grew up with new who some of you won't be able to relate to classic who. For those of us who have been watching for up to 50 plus years Dr Who began in 1963 not 2005
I like how these two went from their past lives sword fighting elegantly to tumbling around a staircase.
Well Hen... you know... building collapsing... stones the size of bowling balls falling down over their heads (Ever been hit by a stone that size in real life? They really hirt!)... technology to reconnect... no swords readily available... you do what you can!
@@scottgamble7767hurt, not hirt.
do you really like how? wow
@@danivarius *hirt
"Master of ALL MATTER!" absolutely Shakespearean performance by Mr. Pratt. Worthy successor to Delgado.
Master of all matter!!!... which makes up only a mere 2% of the universe itself. 🤔
@@vrass775 oof
Peter Pratt is a seriously under appreciated Master. Without appearing physically due to the mask, He embodied the pure hatred the Master was reduced too and conveyed it perfectly. Whilst Delgado had the charm and of course was THE master, Pratt managed to convey mainly through voice alone what the master was truely capable of doing without any care. Possibly my favourite Master!
Agreed! Loved Delgado as the Master, however Peter Pratt's take on the character was particularly memorable. I feel he helped make the Master a truly quintessential villain
I think the main problem for all of the incarnations after Delgardo, Pratt and Beavers was rationalising all 3 very different interpretations as the same character. Ainley and Dahwan succeeded, Gomez and Roberts failed and I don't know what the fuck Simm was doing but it was as akin to the Master as Tennant was to the Doctor. IE no resemblence at all.
I have say Anthony Ainley played Master/Counselor Tremas of planet Trakan my personal favorite. Just terrible how Master stole Tremas' body in effect his 13th regeneration.
@@DarthAzabrushYou got ot reversed pretty badly. Simm and Gomez are peak versions. The last Master was A reversal of a fascinating arc.
Jacobi was definitely top actors to portray them though.
Tom Baker was playing Dr. Who in the late 70's when I first was made aware of the program & he's STILL my favorite!
peter Davison was the 1st Dr I saw on TV and they say your favorite is usually the one you grew up with but , no for me that is the legend Tom Baker even though I didn't grow up with the magical jelly baby man and even though I loved Davison, C. Baker and McCoy (the ones I grew up with). Tom is just unbeatable as far as I'm concerned
also me x
The master: You lie!
*Checks the sash of Rassalon*
The Doctor: GOTCHA JELLY BABY
Cardboard Sash of Rassilon at 02:03 is brilliant
Well, between all the jelly babies and other silly nonsensicals, they had not the budget for cloth.
"Half the city in ruins, untold damage, countless lives lost!"
But for the BBC, we could have had the budget to actually show it!
Less is more.
Would seeing it really have improved the show?
@@MrPaulFCockburn in the 80s for tv? Definitely. Would have gotten some serious thumbs up for the time
@@Whiteythereaper the 70s and 80s were superior times for TV especially Dr Who. ( I grew up in the 80s)
@@mrjekyllandhyde9941 : Dr. Who started first airing in my area of the USA in around 1975 (I was around 13yrs old) beginning with *Robot*. Wasn't sure what the regeneration thing was all about, seeing John Pertwee change into Tom Baker in my first ever viewed episode, but read about it in the American fan magazines later. Loved the show from the "get go", but was disappointed when the Doctor never went back to retrieve Sara Jane after this episode. Thought that the BBC gave her the boot for some reason and was bummed out. (Didn't hear the real story until years later.)
Anyway, I was a Tom Baker fan from *The Golden Voyage of Sinbad* (1973 - '74) on and was overjoyed to see him as the Doctor on our teles in '75. I met and got to spend a significant amount of "one on one" time with Ray Harryhausen the last weekend end of May 1993. Ray couldn't say enough good things about Tom or his talent.
Tom Baker will ALWAYS be "my" Doctor.🔬🇬🇧
I remember staying up late on Friday nights as a kid to watch Doctor Who on PBS in the US. I would never miss an episode, and they aired all of the Tom Bakers years! This one is a classic.
with dave allen at large as the primer.
@@busywl69 haha! I wish!
@@SpencerTaylorOnline WTTW in chicago. 10:30pm dave allen at large & then Doctor Who. It was heaven I had to petition my parents to let me stay up that late to watch Doctor Who.
Same here. Watching Dr. Who and Red Dwarf on Iowa Public Television is a wonderful memory.
@@hangonsnoop those were the days when everything was simpler!
BORUSA: Gallifrey has never known such catastrophe, such devastation...
TIME WAR: Hold my beer!
Spyfall: I'am a joke to you?
The Curator: Gallifrey falls no more!
Chibnall: Hold MY beer.
First Last There could still have been Gallifreyan survivors both on-world and off-world when the Master decimated the planet. Even if Gallifrey is “destroyed” the Time Lords could still live on. It’s like what they said in Thor Ragnarok: *”Asgard is not a place, it’s a people”.* Same can be said about the Time Lords and Gallifrey.
wasn't much to the time war at all. well big finish handled it better.
Mayo Tango131 The Master only wiped out most of the population of Gallifrey whereas The Moment destroyed the entire planet, or at least would’ve in a now deleted timeline.
hardcore. miss this era of who. that ending just makes me smile.
This is the sequence that got me hooked. They had just begun airing Dr Who on my local station...we had never see Dr Who before, and I happen to stumble on this scene. Tom Baker will always be THE Doctor (the 'definite article') for me!
One of the weird things this episode implies that's never really been explored is that there are a lot more versions of the Master than we knew about. If he's run out of regenerations it means there's at the very least 10 incarnations we never see on-screen (if we count the kid in the flashback, Delgado and Pratt/Beavers as separate versions). Yet I don't think even the EU has truly explored the implications of it. I think it'd be a neat twist if the next time the Master shows up it's a version a lot earlier in the Doctor's timeline, maybe when he wasn't as insane or Blofeldy
I imagine those first ten masters to Act more like the first doctor where they're just a neutral b******
Willing to cave in someone's head with a rock but not All of that mass murdery
Big Finish actually introduced one of these earlier Masters, and he appeared in The Destination Wars (1DA Vol. 1), The Home Guard (EA #6.1), The Psychic Circus (MA #261), and Blood of the Time Lords (4DA Ser. 11A). Unfortunately, the actor has supported transphobic organizations and made transphobic remarks, so Big Finish will not work with him again. He was actually intended to be the very first Master, but Big Finish carefully retconned that in BotTL with a witty remark by the Doctor that suggests he's a couple of regenerations in.
@@elisnyder863Big Finish: ‘You are a Master, but we do not grant you the rank of first.’
James Dreyfus: ‘What? How can you do this? It’s outrageous. It’s unfair. How can you be the 1st Doctor’s Master, and not be the 1st Master?’
Big Finish: ‘You may leave, young transphobe.’
There's also an incarnation of the Master in comic books in the body of a child who has an uneasy alliance with the War Doctor
Ah yes, tHE cRisPY maSTeR!
The original, you might say.
iiTurtles the crispy pro
KFC master
More like the Death Metal Master.
Surely extra crispy
Classic Dr. Who had so many wonderful British actors. Tom Baker was so much fun to watch.
If Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart got to see the Master, extremely emaciated, he would find it shocking. He could've punched punched that evil renegade in the nose while he was a soldier. He had 3 chances to do that when he had seen the Master face to face while he wasn't alone.
director : 0:15 right cameraman you hold that camera steady 0:18 now shake it up and down and side to side..... 0:31 ok you can shake it faster now...
This is one of the best Masters in my opinion
Coolest aswell
Well...definitely the most unique
I agree, terrifying and grimacing...
Just along side of John simm and the latest incarnation
@@bookcollector538 If you watch the full episode of this you can hear Peter Pratt more clearly in most.
Sarah Jane Smith would've been scared to death if she met The Doctor's best enemy, the Master, on Gallifrey, while the evil renegade was emaciated and was trying to get a new regeneration cycle. The Master wouldn't care if he had to kill her for getting in his way. Thank goodness the Doctor was smart to return her to Earth because he had no idea what will happen after he returns to his people after getting a telepathic summons to come home.
Imagine if the brigadier was traveling with him though
Or anyone else Who had met the master's previous incarnation
And could react to his drastic fall from grace
Tom baker will always be my favorite Doctor, but Rodger Delgado will always always be the Master, what a great villain.
Agreed,Delgado is the definitive Master for me. Tom Baker is my favourite though I first started watching the show when Jon Pertwee was the Doctor so he's my second favourite.
@@rjjcms1 agreed, Pertwee is my second in line, I loved the episodes with U. N. I. T and the Brigadier
@@huntnfishnuts5880 Same here! Cannot help but love trhe Brig and his UNIT crew.
Skelator fights The Doctor. Evil Vs Good.
They made some good ones. Better than today. I saw this on black and white t.v. in the day.
A truly classic match. Surely not the last time.
Great story, I can't wait to rewatch it on Tuesday when my Blu-ray arrives.
wow, Doctor's getting his hands dirty. well done Doctor
Damn but I wish they’d done more with Borusa instead of turning him into a 2D villain. The history with the Doctor being his favourite but most frustrating pupil had so much potential.
love classic who :) especially Tom :) what a great surprise
Tom by far is the best imo , and nothing beats classic Dr who
I love the campy lines of the master
The Master threatens to destroy Gallifrey but he's thwarted by the Doctor and loses his footing.
If people saw this video and didn’t subscribe to this channel then they never will. Tom Baker is still brilliant!!
The Master was so mad that he didn't care that the Doctor was telling the truth that the sash of Rassilon he stole to protect himself while trying to destroy, Gallifrey, the Time lords and everything just to get a new regeneration cycle. If the Master didn't escape after his scheme got thwarted by the Doctor, he would've been locked up until he reached the end of his 12th regeneration and never cause any more trouble in the universe.
I got here by searching ‘crispy master fight’
I always liked Borusa, but unfortunately he proved what Colin Baker would later tell us: "Ten million years of absolute power! That's what it takes to be *really* corrupt!"
This is the best Borusa, even though it is the smallest Borusa role
@@dazzle1545 I liked this, but I liked Invasion of Time Borusa better.
@@FalloutJack It's this Borusa biting wit to everyone that I enjoyed
@@dazzle1545 Without a doubt, still good.
Dudley Simpson - what a genius
Watching tom baker dr. Who is the best. I grew up watching it. I was like 8 when I saw my 1st dalek and the show has always kept my mind wondering and thinking. Dr. Who, tom baker, your my hero
Just subscribed. Thanks Tom !! 😉
This was really epic
A new body, at laaast....
I wouldnt want to bump into this incarnation of The Master on a night he more lookslike a Skeleton wrapped in mud with special effects
The Metal as Fuck Master!
the doctor says about the master :'What a stupendous egotist, he would destroy gallifrey, the universe and everyone just for his own survival' which can be thought of as a side of the doctor which is overcome by compassion and with the force of a timelord which is reflected by the music One Last Run. The man say's to the Doctor 'As I believe I told you long ago doctor you will never amount to anything in the galaxy while you retain your propensity for vulgar facetiousness' and the doctor responds 'yes sir' it is this humbleness that I also love combined with power enough to hold the laws of time in the universe which shows great force. He burns at the centre of the universe and watches eternity and sees the turn of the universe. And he also responds with gentleness and some humour 'You say that many times sir' and then he says gently 'may I go sir' and the man responds 'certainly you may and with the utmost expedition' and then says 'perhaps you will see that the transduction barrier is erased cassilin' and cassilin (however his name is spelt) says yes sir and as he leaves the man says 'Oh doctor' and the doctor responds 'Sir?' man: 9/10 and the doctor shows himself to be much flattered and says: thank you sir.
The Crispy boi
Hello Professor Snape.
Did Dumbledore give you permission or did he not give you permission and you killed him
Does anyone know why Peter Pratt was later replaced by Geoffrey Beevers when they appear to be the same incarnation>
Too bad you can't hear him.
He sounds more muffled than someone wearing a face mask.
I don't understand why they didn't just redub the master's lines. It would not have cost hardly anything.
@@starsiegeplayer maybe time restraints or money restraints of those times
The sash is a bit of possible continuity error. The Master was still wearing it when he fell in. Granted, he escaped, but would he really leave the sash behind where the Time Lords would find it? But they most definitely had recovered it before Invasion of Time.
the master but slightly Crispy
In a way I wish this could have been their last encounter, so much of what came after with the Master didn't really equal what was before.
I wonder if Roger Delgado wasn't killed in that car crash in Turkey, and ended up being in Jon Pertwee's regeneration story, would this story even exist? The Third Doctors last story was meant to have the Master sacrifice himself to save the Doctor at the last minute, with him dying and the Doctor regenerating. Would Robert Holmes have considered bringing the Master back at all for this story if Delgado had been given a proper exit I wonder?
I know I’m in the minority here but Anthony Ainley is my favourite Master...so I disagree on that.
@@wackywaa1458 I agree Anthony Ainley is the best master welcome to the minority club
@@HazarTulum Might have tried it with another baddie, perhaps? I'm just sad that Elizabeth Sladen didn't comeback after this episode, as the Doctor continued on in his travels. I now know why, but I gotta tell ya what a thrill it was to see her back in those episodes with the newer Doctors and in her own adventures. Still, I am sad that there were no more adventures with her and Tom Baker.
@@scottgamble7767 I know it's not quite the same but we saw her once again in the 5 doctors .
I am still skeptical the Master was well enough to put up much of a figh
The Master was absorbing the energy of the eye during this scene (it even healed his face a bit) so he may have been energised during this scene
He had enough of a jolt from the eye to stabilise himself into the slightly more stable incarnation we saw with Beavers who's more slimy than raving.
They should never have turned Borusa evil.
ThE MaStEr wOuLd nOt aPpRoVe.
(Okay, wrong Master, but I just had to bring that up.)
Wait until you reach the time war. Then you will know the meaning of devastation and corruption. This was just a hiccup
Of course if the clowns who created nWho had actually watched this episode they would have realised why their Time War idea left a Universe Sized plothole.
@@DarthAzabrush think it's best to just ignore the classics and start with the new ones to get rid of plot holes
@@mrmaclovin255 Or you could ignore the crap remake that created the plotholes.
@@DarthAzabrush Nah. Since classic who is a boring pile of crap as shown in this clip, and New Who is exciting and actually good I think you are wrong mate
@@mrmaclovin255 The Classics are intended for an intelligence level that has become exceedingly rare. nWho is the embodiment of the decay of intelligence and culture.
At the time of posting this comment, no dislikes have been given to the video. Ah!!!!! What a bliss. Not everyday you see such a wonder(😂😂😂)
it's a miracle !!!! god bless Rassilon Lol
@@mrjekyllandhyde9941 - Sadly, that wonder has been put to bed already since the video has two dislike at the time this comment was posted.
@@thesacredlobo DOH !!!
@@thesacredlobo : The "thumbs down" are probably by youngsters that just don't get it... or just did it to piss us off. *Dr. Who* was the first "no-budget" show in the UK or the US to transcend it's "handful of shillings and a half-pence" budget and deliver truly riveting Science Fiction television, with superior acting performances. One could argue *Lost in Space* and *Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea* in America, but they had way more money to do those shows... and got really silly with their aliens and storylines. That never happened on *DW*. Not all of the aliens looked the greatest in every episode, but it was not for them trying hard to do what they could. And, they always approached the material in the most serious way possible... and the stories were always the best back then. Make-up effects, costumes and VFX are now at a level that modern audiences often "throw the baby out with the bathwater" when watching retro shows... unless their parents train them properly at a young age. Too bad, as they just *don't* know what they are missing.
Sorry about the bold mess above. I entered the stars correctly... checked 'em twice!)
So this must be where they got the idea for Emperor Palpatine...
A great example of why Classic is so much better than New
Predictable as ever Dr...
Epic
Correction: *Skeletor vs The Doctor*
No, Emperor Palpatine vs the Doctor
The Master trying to speak through a muffled mask is very 'now'. 😏
Speak for yourself.
Fat Time Lord: Ze end of ze vorld is approaching!
Next up the face of Evil
The Doctor and The Master are the hybrid(s) of the Gallifrey-ian Prophecy.
No the hybrid is Clara and 12
Sörnyei Levente They said the hybrid would stand in Gallifrey’s ruins. Several Cyber-Time Lords stood in Gallifreys ruins.
@@stephenmurphy2212 I actually recently watched a video that answers as to why they are the Hybrid and not the Cyber Master. Well to start off the cybermen are not a species. Secondly when the Doctor and Clara traveled to the end of time in Hell Bent (I thibk that was hell bent) they were standing on the ruins of gallifrey. Plus 12 even says he became the hybrid at some point. Sorry for not giving exact moments but I haven't watched DW in a while, plan to rewatch when series 13 starts.
The hybrid is a nonsense storyline and clearly even moffat didn't know what it was, let's forget that crap and move on
@@phantomsidious2934 while I do agree the hybrid is stupid let us not forget the uh... *cough* Timeless Child *cough*
Why does the master look like that?
He was burnt to a crisp. It goes into further detail in the Big Finish story The Two Masters
One of his future incarnations set him on fire. And because he was on his 13th life he couldn’t regenerate to heal himself. It’s why he was trying to absorb the energy of the eye of harmony here
Julius Stricto
Ah I see thank you
Wait so since this he’s been trying to find a new body like in the movie
Jacob Matthews yeah. He’s basically stuck in that situation for the majority of classic who
Julius Stricto
Ah okay I see I’ve not watched much of classic eho
This was when dr who was brilliant unlike now.
More proof that Dr Who plot lines were nicked for Star Wars.......
Noice
Doctor Who started the Han Solo outfit.
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wait is that the curator?
That’s the Fourth Doctor, Tom Baker.
Yes
Who knows?
Where can I buy the doctors famous jelly baby's.
Chris chibnall: running out of ideas since *2018*
Oh look. Drama. Oh look. Atmosphere. Oh look. Unmissable dialogue. Those were the days . . .
Wait unmiserable dialogue that implies that you can understand have the stuff out of the master's mouth which I definitely can't
I just heard mumble mumble your grave
Doctor UwU
Forced 20 sec ad, advertising nazis on the rise again ;(
Where’s peter pratt
First
No your the 15th
Doctor who used to be this good, but unfortunately the show has been ruined by Woke feminist politically correct nonsense written by people who have absolutely no love or respect for Doctor who or science fiction in general. Tom Baker will always be one of my favorite actors to ever play the doctor. He will always be the fourth doctor to me and Jodie Whitaker is #notmydoctor.
Totally agree with everything you said about the woke garbage it's become and I'd add the Dr should be male in my opinion as well as the Master .Tom Baker the best Doctor no doubt in my mind
Agreed but let's not forget where this started. Blame Moffat and his butchering of the Master for letting this happen. To think he turned the villain in this video into a kinky Mary Poppins. Anyone who is a true fan of the series should never forgive the faux, spineless horny fanboy for that.
@@josephwilson282 Moffat also deconstructed classic who with such scenes as Clara going into the Dr's time stream in "the name of the Doctor" and was the one who introduced sex swapping Timelords (only male to female of course) to the ridiculous idea that the master would ask the dr for help to be good (completely out of character). Anthont Ainley was the last master that I felt I could relate as the "master"
@@mrjekyllandhyde9941 What abour RTD? He turn the Doctor into a crybaby teenager and the show into a soap opera?
I love the Doctor but this is a joke. It's LITERALLY like watching kids in an middle school drama trying to act out a fight. I'm a huge fan of Doctor Who so I thought it was time to watch the originals after re watching the modern ones 10 times. I thought these were gags of the show making fun of it but no..... it's the real show....
This was a tv show in the 1970’s. They hardly had a Star Wars level budget. Besides fight scenes have never even been a strong suit in the show anyways, be it modern or classic
@@EditedAF987 I don't mind the fighting or the budget. The acting is stiff and dry. Back in the 70's, they were ALL stiff. I don't see the Doctor, I just see a regular man delivering lines.
It's fine, still not anywhere near as embarassing as anything in the revival era from 2013 onwards.
I suspect it's a generational issue. For those of us who grew up with classic who there really is no substitute. For those of you who grew up with new who some of you won't be able to relate to classic who. For those of us who have been watching for up to 50 plus years Dr Who began in 1963 not 2005
@@josephwilson282 Not really sure what the years were but everything before the girl was gold. Absolutely brilliant.