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If anyone reacted with scorn, remember this:
This entire episode was about the importance of music & the world being miserable without it. Of course it's going to end with a show stopping musical number.
Shame an episode about music and the Beatles had hardly any Beatles or Beatles music in it though
@@tomspyro5795 no Cilla Black tracks either
@@tomspyro5795 That's because the rights for the Beatles songs are too expensive. Hence the plot of Maestro stealing music.
Valid point but this particular song makes me feel that the Maestro was right to steal the music in the first place.
@@TheGrayRoast Actually so awful. The "Disney"ification of Doctor Who. Becoming American (not that American is bad, should be authentic and not pandering) and losing it's identity. Used to be a family show, that kids and adults could all watch. The tone now is so childish and dumbed down. It's like from BBC to Cbeebies
There's always an Egyptian super god of death who isnt actually a god but an alien, at the end.
I cackled at that
😉
NUH UH!!! No way
Actually there is some episodes like………god god
@@Skyehye3113 Same
With so many shows these days going darker and more serious, it is a nice breath of fresh air to watch something so lighthearted, goofy, and unashamedly campy.
@brookse746 I am aware of that. I am just saying that it is nice to see a show take a break from being darker and edgier to just have fun and be goofy.
Losing doctor who to woke freaks. Is that so nice to see? Great work turned to a netflix adaptation
@@brookse746I mean we did get him playing the guitar on a tank.
@@iamsoup1210ah yes doctor who totally just now started being woke. There totally aren’t several episodes written by an actual card carrying communist in classic, one of which addresses colonialism where the indigenous people and colonizers come to an agreement only for the UN to bomb them anyways. And the nazi dalek allegory. And the brexit episode. And the anti war episode decrying how higher powers shove unrelated soldiers together for entertainment with no care of their lives. Totally the most woke this show has ever been is having black main character.
@@eldritchcupcakes3195Go off dude.
Can’t be the only one who actually loved this song. It’s way too catchy 😂.
Your not love it
i still have it in my head two days later lol
@@darkacadpresenceinblood THERES ALWAYS A TWIST AT THE END
@damienrevell7544 many people seem to not like this song. While not the best and maybe went a tiny bit long, I still find it a catchy and enjoyable song.
ITS CRAP
0:52 Murray Gold makes a cameo appearance.
No way! That’s so cool!! Thanks for pointing it out:D
The goat makes an appearance
Oh my gosh, he's playing the piano.
@@AuroraButterflyx - Which leads me to think: if they could have sourced a dancing goat, they would have added a literal dancing goat.
@@441MsVanillaRose Ahaha I wish :)
GUYS THE GIGGLE IS PRESENT IN THE MUSIC
It sure is 😮
Where
@@debbiegeu72 the melody of "always a twist at the end"
@@debbiegeu72 the melody of this song is an appregio, the same as the toymaker's laugh
THEY PALPATINES THEME'D US!!!
I love the sinister clues hidden in this song: Janis Goblin's scream appears at 0:40 and 1:24, plus the lyric "I think this song will never end" as Henry Arbinger appears in the doorway - indicating that Maestro may not be quite as banished as we'd hope.
I’m so suprised no one else was not pointing out the scream so I’m glad you did oml
The line "there's always a twist at the end" seems to follow the Toymaker's arpeggio giggle too.
I didn't noticed the goblin's scream, but you're right
M. Night Shyamalan when writing his scripts:
Facts
The real twist in one of his scripts is when there's none.
😂
Especially The Last Airbender.
To anyone that finds the musical number jarring, think of it this way: The Toymaker's Pantheon seem to be reality warping beings outside of our universe, and the Maestro was suppressing Music for decades. She affected the timeline for decades. It is like the universe was holding in all this musical energy and with the Maestro banished it could be released, but needs to snap back into place, so a musical number is it all coming out in a burst. The universe is more musical for a bit.
My view of it was
When the toymaker was banished the state of play lingerie for what seems to be hours letting the tardis be doubled
So this was akin to that but this time a state of music lingering so the doctor decided to have some fun with it
Also explains the cross walk piano
Completely agree, but Maestro used they/them pronouns
Huh. I didn't really think of it like that, I was more thinking that the entire episode was about how music and dancing are important to humans so ending with a musical number seems appropriate (albeit silly but Doctor Who has always been a little silly).
I'll take a musical number over talking babies and a snot monster any day of the week.
She? The maestro was clearly a male
Imagine him and Peter Capaldi rocking out together
Peter obviously on the guitar
Plus Christopher Eccleston's Head Bopping from 'The End of the World.' David Tennant's drunk dancing from 'The Girl in the Fireplace' and Matt Smith's Wedding dancing.
@@ieuanbriers Matt also sings. He was in a musical.............of American Psycho!
@@VelociraptourMatt also dances, Morbius
@@ieuanbriers And McCoy on the spoons!
This episode is the most unique in the shows history and I love it ridiculously
Im the opposite- I feel like RTD ruined this show
@@myvividmemories It's been ruined again?
@@hi-viz if you’ve watched the devils chord or space babies then you know what I mean
@@myvividmemoriesumm no he didn’t
@@myvividmemoriesdoctor who is being ruined to people every other episode though. I feel like if people actually just stopped watching when it wasn’t for them anymore, there’d be less idle complaining happening all the time.
This part literally caught me so off guard I love it so much 😂😂
Anyone who thinks this isnt doctor who should listen to Doctor Who and the Pirates from 2002
the twist at the end is actress Susan Twist's name being in the credits 😉 she's been in every episode this season + Wild Blue Yonder in minor roles like Newton's maid and the tea lady in Devil's Chord. This season will have a "Susan" twist
She wasn’t in space babies,star beast or the giggle I think?
@@originalmp9704 she's one of the crew that left video logs in Space Babies. Don't think she's in Star Beast or The Giggle
Plus the Doctor explicitly mentioned and explained Susan (Foreman) this episode!
as I said before, 1st comment :
The twist : they didn'T do a Beatles Mersey Beat video musical!
It was the twist of doing a Twist Rock & Roll musical with a sock hop jive side of dance !!! N the ginger kid is still there . H. Arbinger
@@througtonsheirs_doctorwhol5914 nah
RTD said that with the Toymaker's shenanigans, there will be far more potential for impossible things, so I suppose a musical number at the end was always going to be included
With music returned to the world, humanity ascends into a full out musical with the “magic” of song returned, and the doctor and ruby just vibe in it… that’s my interpretation 😅 and I love it❤
Yes! Absolutely, in fact the implication could be that's why the Abbey Road sessions were so iconic. Because they were the recorded distillation of all that musical exuberance.
I felt the same way about this. With music having been gone for awhile the sudden return of it I think would cause the world to break out into a musical. The power of music was so important in this episode and I could see the return of music leading to this fun chaos.
Can you imagine the 11th Doctor dancing and singing in this episode? Lol
I actually could now capaldi on the other hand 😂😂
10 would have also been amazing to watch. 😆
@@emilydesrosiers9034the drunk giraffe will always be the doctor who dance lol
@@funkoobsessed4729 That's what i looked like in the zumba class i took. 😄
@@emilydesrosiers9034 that’ll be my wedding dance routine whenever that’ll be because I can’t dance lol
God I am actually surprised to find more positive comments on this than negative…but honest to god all the old grumps are the ones who bring the mood down after every episode, honestly this is what Doctor Who should be creepy, mysterious and sometimes dark….and occasionally fun and campy and also this song is such a bop, this better get a single release like The Goblin So g 😊❤️🥳😇
I can’t be the only one who feels this way though 🫣
Obviously you're going to find mostly positive comments if you look up the scene online. People who hated this moment aren't going to be choosing to watch it again on TH-cam.
@@HOTD108_no there are people who watch video to crap on it. Which even on this video there are people saying it dead etc. which is far from it
@@HOTD108_they are and only to shit on it. the haters are always the most vocal online just less so on a clip of what they hate
While I think your opinion is valid, I personally thought this episode was a new low for the show. At first I was optimistic about the start of this new era, but the only positive I found is to keep my expectations that this show could possibly redeem itself in check.
To each their own, though.
@@jakeculley9173
Thank you for being respectful, totally understand why this wouldn’t be for everyone. It is rather pantomime.
I have been a fan of the series for years, and this is a very entertaining season and a magnificent interpretation of the character. Greetings from Viña del Mar (Chile)
I think I would hate this if it was anyone other than Gatwa and Gibson. But it is Gatwa and Gibson, and somehow, it just works. Totally mental, but it works.
Smith and Coleman would have been ridiculous! 😆
@@BlueManIan God, Eleven would be so AWKWARD. I don't think ANY other New Who Doctor would be able to do this!
I think the 2nd Doctor, Ben and Polly could’ve pulled it off. Maybe the 7th Doctor and Mel too.
@@EditedAF987Ooh, Seven and Mel! I totally agree, that would totally work!
Bonnie would of being good to
I watched a lot of Doctor Who when I was a kid. I only jumped out after the first season of the Chibnall era. So, as a long-time NuWho fan, I can say this scene did exactly one thing to me:
It restored my faith and love for Doctor Who.
Since the cameos in this are playing themselves, I assume upon defeating The Maestro there is a state of music, similar to The Toymakers state of play, which pulls people from different times to join the music and allows Zebra crossings to become the piano from Big 1988
Who’s here after The Proms?? 😂😂
It’s the same arpeggio as the giggle! The twist is hidden in plain sight
No it’s not
@@mmarshfairc3 the "always a twist at the end" sounds like the giggle
@@daraen673 It doesn’t I’m sorry. It’s not the giggle.
Murray Gold is at 0:52! What an absolute legend.
What?! 😮
As someone who likes Musicals, I have to say.
This was a Fantastic performance.
this was the best possible ending a doctor who episode could have, i mean it's set in the 60's, this works so well
Always love the doctor dancing 🕺
I love this can I say. And for anyone who thinks this is too random for doctor who. It’s not. Episode 3 of the underwater menace all the way from 1966, features an underwater music dance sequence for no reason. So it’s really not unusual in the whoniverse for this sort of thing to happen
Why is nobody else talking about how Janice Goblin’s screech was in this musical? Twice!
Ikr that's what I heard and I was like omg that's Janice's screech!😂
That’s a coincidence
@@dazzag371there are no coincidences in Doctor Who
@@jimmy_the_squid9456 Literally are, it's what the entire series 14 is anout
I was thinking that, there's also a similar sound in the trailer but I don't know if I'm reading too much into it
Well there sure is a twist at the end....
Spoilers...
A little more....
Sutekh has returned to Doctor Who
Imagine if David Tennant was Still Doctor at the time of this 😂😂😂😂
The goofy era is back! The doctor was best when it didn't take itself seriously and its just feels a rush of that...
Knowing that
It seems like it'll be followed by taking itself seriously
Yeah mostly dark Doctor Who is kind of missing the point. It's why I fell off Doctor Who at Series 10
@@pikachucetthesecond4296well you can also be campy and dark look at the toy maker spice up your life it’s a good example of that balence
@@superplushtiman7ti075 shshshshshshhhhh *goofy grape*
you're not all there are you
OMG I GET IT NOW. "THERE'S ALWAYS A TWIST AT THE END" IS LOOSELY SUNG TO THE TOYMAKER'S GIGGLE! WOWWWWWW
Holy shit! You’re right!!!
Something tells me the toymaker will return.
"loosely"
I absolutely hate musicals and always refuse to watch them. This… is amazing 😂
It fits perfectly because of the theme of the episode oof
If you liked this, I would suggest Rocky Horror Picture Show.
If you enjoyed this, maybe you just haven’t found the right musical. Especially since you said you refuse to give *any* of them a chance. It’s a very diverse genre.
Ngl. There was a lot I liked about this episode. when maestro goes “ the show must go on “ then begins playing the doctor who theme song on piano which was cue for the episode to start. I sat on my couch and went “ alright that was clever “
0:52 best bit
Have a laugh on me boys,
Don't be dreary
This is delightful
Just be cheery
The twist is that the Maestro’s son (Harbinger) appears meaning that they might return in a future episode.
I died laughing with joy when they broke out in this. The closest I'll probably ever get to having a DW musical. 😄
Like The Flash?
Yes I suppose so.
@@ThatCoalSoulthe 6th Doctor story Doctor Who and the Pirates was a musical and it was amazing too
Last 3 episodes out of 4 have had songs! Please make it stop! Yes I am old but still want some subtlety and drama....
@johnmorris2414
The Giggle: Spice up Your Life(odd one out of the songs)
Church on Ruby Road: Goblin Song
Space Babies: no song
The Devil's Chord: this
I loved this! Because im doctor who fan
and not a doctor who geek who has to moan about everything and doesnt live in the past
No, you're a Doctor Who fanatic. The kind who doesn't care for consistency and will go nuts over everything that's put out regardless of quality or if it works with pre-established lore/character because it's part of that thing you like.
You know. I really do like this. The 15th Doctor just makes me smile. I hope he continues for a long time to come
Was kinda worried it wouldn’t feel like Doctor who anymore but it absolutely does.
No it doesn’t that’s why everyone isn’t watching this crap anymore this isn’t doctor who
@@Sixsilon People have been saying this since the 1960s lmao. The show goes through eras. Maybe this era isn't for you and that's fine but it absolutely is doctor who. I hated the Chibnall era. Plenty of people hated the Moffatt era. Guess what? Still doctor who
Twist as in susan twist ? Maybe
I think it is because the actress has been nearly every episode of the new era
@@alistairrae9807 yeah since her introduction in wild blue yonder she only missed one episode which was the Giggle
I don't give a stuff what anyone says, this is extraordinary
If this is where this next new generation of dr who is going.. I am perfectly OK with that
I love that this series of doctor who has become just the most chaotic musical lol
Can you imagine 11 dancing to this 😊
This is AWESOME. Actually gives me musical frisson, which I always take as a good indicator of how much I'm going to like a tune.
Doesn’t the lyrics “there’s always a twist at the end” have the same notes as the giggles
Yes it does 😉
1:01 best part
This is the grooviest Doctor. And I'm here for it! 😍
this needs to be released on Spotify
wow 🤩 dance sing the doctor 👏🏻 good job 👍🏻😀💯
WOW! That was absolutely AMAZING!! 😃 This is literally one of the best things I've seen in Doctor Who EVER! No word of a lie! 😃 I love Doctor Who and I LOVE musicals, so this literally has me right down to a bloomin T! T for twist! 😅 As in there's always a twist at the end! 😅 LOL I've absolutely LOVED this new series, so far! Both Ncuti Gatwa AND Millie Gibson have been a PHENOMENAL pair and I just know they'll continue to be brilliant in Doctor Who as the series progresses. 😁 I've also got a sneaky feeling that there's gonna be an absolutely EPIC finale at the end of this series. I've still yet to see the latest episodes 72 Steps, Dot And Bubble and Rogue, but I'll be heading straight to BBC iplayer to binge 'em later on! 😃 I just can't wait to watch 'em! 😁 Best of luck, take care and have a fab day, buddy! Doctor Who forever! Peace out! 😁👍✌️
As good as this song is it strikes me as sinister for some reason
It has the same notes as the giggle, so that might be a part of it
Yeah, everyone is bashing it as a cheesy number (and it is) but that's what makes it uncanny. It comes out of nowhere and goes out in the same way. Like, what the fuck is going on?
The melodies are off. It’s actually quite uncomfortable to listen to.
@@tom_de_bomno it’s not
So much fun!!!!
The Giggle notes?
There's always a twist.
C-E-G
There's always a twist.
C-E-G
There's always a twist at the ennnnnd...
C-E-G-C-G-E-C
Now that you mention it, I can't unhear it. That's such a cool detail
Not to mention Harbinger was aslo in this musical number
YES! You're the first person I've seen comment this. I'm not musically trained, so wouldn't know the notes, but the main chorus is definitely the Giggle laugh.
ha ha ha HA ha ha haaa
Ah, I'm so sorry to be a party pooper, but those notes aren't right - so it isn't the same sequence as the Giggle. Although I agree it's similar, so may still be a subtle reference!
Real sequence goes:
There's always a twist
B - E - G#
x2
There's always a twist at the end
B - E - G# - F# - E
Or, transposed to C major:
G - C - E
G - C - E
G - C - E - D - C
@@steffanalun8055 ☺️
I concede to your musical knowledge.
Either way, it’s a brilliant song 😁
That modulation and the phrase at 1:49 always gives me such a high. It sounds so familiar but I can't remember what it reminds me of
I feel like Ncuti was probably like. “If im gonna wear a sweet fro, i better get a musical number to go with it”
Ncuti has danced with Johannes from Strictly *and* with Ryan Gosling (in the Barbie Movie) and this is a-maz-ing. And I'm slightly envious.
Literally summarizes every Doctor Who episode's climax lol
This was a great scene . So much fun. Of course you have to dance too. Unless you're a Dalek, you'll be dancing.
0:52 Cameo of The Man, The Legend of Modern Who
Absolutely Love this! Now this is campy Fun! I’m so excited for more Doctor Who!!
I’d say this is more enjoyable then the Goblin Song.
no stop please, i just cant beleive it why does dr who allowed to be rly bad and people will stil love it? i support dr who please dont stop making it but could you make it good. the only reason i ask is because it is so bad.
I love the song 🎵 ❤ THERE’S ALWAYS A TWIST AT THE END!!
I feel like this episode is criticizing one of the biggest issues of the 13th era and that’s the music. It was always so understated and ambient it felt like the Aeolian tones the maestro is trying to achieve. Meanwhile this is telling us hey Murray Gold is back and we’re going haaard
This is so catchy! What a funny and meta way to end the episode.
This song really makes sense now..
Headcanon, as part of 14s rehabilitation on Earth he took some dancing lessons
For some reason I really want a villain somewhere at the end of the season or somewhere near the end of the 15th doctor that tells us the reason why the doctor (and a few other people) can break the fourth wall. Idk, do you agree?
All the celestial do that. Maybe the Doctor ...
I'd like it if it went unexplained: so in the next season the fourth wall goes back up and no-one acknowledges it, just for fun.
If you’re hoping for explanations, I’d recommend a different show 😂
I agree. If RTD did something well, it was the seasonal arcs that were tied together by a repeating theme, like those winks. I feel like we get an answer, but the twist might be, that those winks were never intended for us, the audience, but for something else we aren't yet aware of. The only thing I never liked about RTD's story arcs was, that they ended up being existential threatening or introduced humanity as a whole to alien life way too early, just for them to push a reset button at the end. I hope the reset button is a thing of the past by now. But I really liked his arcs.
The existential threats especially could hardly escalate even more, and only threats that felt personal to the doctor would maybe have a larger impact. The other seasons since RTD's initial depature tried to deal with those. So I'm almost glad we got a bit of cosmic horror back by inviting beings beyond scientific reasoning or the Doctors knowledge into reality.
I also really didn't enjoy the other unresolved arcs that happened since RTD's initial departure. Like why did the TARDIS blow up? Who knows? Who controlled the TARDIS? Who knows? We got fan-theories, but never any true answers. Or all that other stuff that led nowhere and was dropped and forgotten eventually. So I really enjoy the return of the little hints at the end (or somewhere in the middle) of the episodes, because I know it will be resolved eventually in a hopefully satisfying manner.
Murray gold neeeeds to put this on his Spotify I can’t keep using TH-cam to listen to this 😅😂
To those who disliked this scene to a certain extent
It actually makes sense to have a musical number in this episode, considering music got stolen by the Maestro, and what is the most sensible thing to do after you reclaimed the beautiful thing that is music?
Have a big musical dance number, duhhhh
Gosh, I love this so much. I love the fun that got put into this episode! It’s just so great seeing Doctor Who become so silly and goofy at points. I absolutely love this episode so much. I’ve been a lifelong fan of Doctor Who and I’ve loved every part of it (except Whittaker). I’m completely open to all this awesome fun! I hope a lot of you guys enjoyed this episode like I did, but if you didn’t, then that’s okay. We all have different tastes. No one should judge others because of their personal tastes. Just say you respectfully disagree and move on. Sorry to distract from my main point but it has to be said.
But anyway, loved this episode! Truly a 9/10.
0:05, I can’t with that wink. Why does he have to be so hot?! 🥵 ❤
Considering Murray Gold apparently likes to hide clues in his songs I wonder what the goblin screech (0:40) appearing multiple times is building to especially considering it's so jarring in there's always a twist at the end
If someone Told Me this Was From Doctor Who I wouldn't believe them
But If I have to be Honest Its Really Really Catchy!
I hope Maestro comes back for a musical episode
Certainly Neil Patrick Harris too. Maestro and Toymaker duo.
Just yesterday they released tickets for the Doctor Who prom in August
Never have I wished so much for a Dalek to turn up
Who also is here after the proms because everyone who has taken part in this at some point knows this song very well
This should have been our Eurovision entry!
Ruby and Cilla just dancing I’d love it
Definitely wouldn't have got 0 points
Harbinger???
The one who waits?
I don't know how it works, but the more I listen to this song the more I like it...
I didn't mind this or the whole episode. I mean c'mon the Doctor travels back in time to see the Beatles first album recording and John Lennon and Paul McCartney end up saving the world. What's not to like?
I must be the only guy on planet earth who absolutely loves this
Nope. I love it too!
I was VERY sceptical of the concept of this episode, was definitely in the ‘musicals don’t belong in Doctor Who’ camp. This is BRILLIANT
Did anyone else spot Shirley Ballas and Johannes Radebe?
gold better release this its a banger
the best kind of stupid
Will be released before the series 10 soundtrack
@@TomLord99at this point i think hes in on it and purposely not releasing it
not stupid at all. WTF are you saying? :P it's GENIUS.... It goes in the tradition of Mason Williams's "Classical Gas",
Nancy Sinatra's "Sorry Bout That", Clothilde "Fallait Pas", Petula Clark "Sign of the times"...
He owes us the Series 10, 14 and 60th Anniversary Specials soundtracks.
Ncuti seems to suit 60s I see him 1 day as a young Marvin Gaye ❤ax
The twist, of course, not even being the musical number, but actually the fact H. Arbinger is still with us.
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Any other Schmigadoon fans let out a gleeful chuckle at the unlikely coincidence of this moment appearing in Who?
YES! THIS! Doctor Who, at its core, is meant to be campy as hell! And this song is so silly and fun and full of whimsy! Might be the first big music number we’ve gotten, but it’s quintessential Doctor Who goodness :D
I don't see how this is doctor who as it's core but cool that you feel this way
You mean LGBT messaging like the transgender trampoline and the pansexual secret agent from back in 2005?
Cassandra, a woman, says “back when I was a little boy” in her first ever appearance. She is 100% trans.
Jack never “lectured” anyone but his sexuality was a massive part of his character.
Bill was a lesbian, Clara was highly implied to be bisexual. LGBT characters are nothing new.
The first doctor had a romance arc in one of his first ever serials. The eighth doctor has a romance arc in the movie. 10 was in love with Rose. 11 was lowkey a weird pervert at times. 12 had clear romantic tension with Missy. Them being non asexual is nothing new.
No character has “lectured” anyone about their pronouns. One character said “maybe they use different pronouns” about an alien life form which is totally valid if a little cringe. The other just said they were a they, not a he. Which makes sense because they were an alien god from another universe. Why would they use he/she pronouns?
@user-hl1ex6py8l You missed it because it was 20 years ago and you’re being blinded by your nostalgia goggles. It’s always been pretty in your face. Jack was EXTREMELY in your face about it lmao.
The ratings are dropping because episodes are being released at midnight so people can’t watch with their families anymore. I really don’t see it being cancelled considering the money being poured into it by Disney.
Doctor who has always had a social message dude. Pretty much every episode of NuWho has had a social commentary about environmentalism, poverty, war, racism, capitalism, etc… If you’re only now realising that, you really haven’t been paying attention.
Just FYI, I also found the Rose Noble character quite cringe and yeah, some of her lines were pretty forced and awkward. RTD has never been the best at subtlety if you go back and watch his original run. I much prefer Moffat as a writer and a showrunner. That being said, I do think the new episodes are genuinely quite good if you’re willing to give them a chance and Ncuti really is a breath of fresh air.
@user-hl1ex6py8l Pretty soon every show and movie will be full gay my love. You won’t be able to turn on the tv without seeing men kissing. Nothing you can do about it honey xoxo
Wont lie. I wasn't a big fan of the idea of Dr. who potentially becoming more musical. But the way this was incorporated was great. Very funny and kinda catchy tbf lol.
Say what you will about the new who but they do know how to have fun
This brought a huge smile to my face. 😊
This song lives in my head rent free
DWT will never make me hate this song so you may as well stop trying
How can anyone not love this episode?