@@mauriciovillegas7285 yeah, I think that's Bad Wolf hijacked the Interface taking into account godly powers to open wormholes and intervene in timelines of other Doctors.
@@bohdan_lvov I personally think she did it when she first kinda teleported herself out of the TARDIS in that bad wolf episode. Before her speech she already rescued him and gallifrey from the death timeline.
"The sound of the universe" as it was once called. I love how hard The Moment is working here to not be used, and that the other Doctors realize that something of immense power had to be at work in order for them to get through the time-lock.
The Moment has a conscience and judges those wish to use it. The Moment had judged him and not found him wanting. She used her vast power and knowledge to help him end the Time War. She just did it so very, very subtly it doesn't look like she did anything at all.
@@patrickginther8527 I know Steven Moffat is an atheist but the Moment strikes me as basically being God. Standing in judgement and wielding unlimited power, yet being a benevolent being who isn't as terrifying as people believe. The only thing that's been changed is the gender and the flirting, which I doubt the real God would actually do. However, the Moment still makes it clear that Rose is just a mask. This is probably the closest we'll ever get to actually meeting God in the Doctor Who universe.
@@snikerz5886 that was actually a throw away joke. Every time they show another TARDIS, it makes the same engine noise. The Rani, the Master. Both of theirs did. In classic Who, (Underworld) a Minyon ship's computer once identified the sound of the Doctor's TARDIS as a timeship of The Gods. AKA, The Time Lords.
it's the little hints like that set up so long ago from when rose opened the tardis to save the doctor and Jack to see it come full circle is the same as watching river song you see all the beautiful things that are set up that worked so perfectly
@@TheShootist You replied to a three year old comment with info that isn't even true. The Doctor isn't the only one whose TARDIS makes that sound. River was lying about it being a parking brake or the writers were just stupid. Also, The Doctor is currently a woman. Cope harder.
It's a ship. It doesn't have brakes. That was another bad joke too, which also came off awful. Plus, multiple women have played Time Lords and Doctors now. One didn't play the Doctor as a 10th Doctor knockoff either.
We were so lucky to see John Hurt as the Doctor. My only regret is that we didn't get more of him. In some ways, I feel like this is a culmination of his entire career, perhaps because he's old and weary but still has those young eyes that seemed to remain until the day he died.
@@Moparmutt1976 Me too. It annoys me that Sir John is constantly called the War Doctor. I want to keep calling him the 9th but the problem is that since 99% of the fanbase calls him War, it means that I have to explain that I'm not referring to Christopher Ecclestone. It's easier for me to just refer to each incarnation by the actors' name. John Hurt had more right to be a legitimate Doctor in a single episode than Peter Capaldi had for 90% of Season 8. If Missy hadn't made him realise that he was essentially turning into the Master, complete with abusing Clara in a sick and, I think, unintentional parallel of John Simms' Master abusing Lucy, Capaldi would have continued to be unbearable. And even after he got his shit together and stopped being an arsehole whom both the Valeyard and the Dream Lord would be proud to have in their regeneration cycles, Capaldi STILL didn't sell the Doctor to me until The Zygon Inversion, which was 21 episodes after he was introduced. People unironically call Capaldi one of the greatest Doctors. I just find that baffling. He spent most of Season 8 pushing Clara to her limits then had the audacity to whine when she finally snapped and gave him a taste of his own medicine in Dark Water after her boyfriend died. The lack of self-awareness when he rants about Clara letting him down ONCE after he spent an entire season treating her like dirt is the kind of gaslighting and projection that you'd find in an abusive relationship. Fuck, he even accused HER of whining after he went on his rant and she just let him vent without complaint. Not only that, but Capaldi was READY for her betrayal which implies that he was DELIBERATELY abusing her in some kind of sadistic test. It's one thing for him to be so out of touch that he didn't realise what he was doing. It's another thing entirely for him to be prepared for when Clara decided she'd had enough of his shit.
@@tomnorton4277 It's been so long since I have watched Doctor Who that this sounds plausibly correct in your explaining of events because I do remember him being rather much of a butthole to Clara, and her eventually just getting fed up with his shit.
@@Wizard_Pikachu That isn't the full context but I think it was a motivator. Clara's main reason for betraying the Doctor was Danny's death but I believe that a subconscious part of her was waiting for an opportunity to get back at the Doctor for being such an arsehole to her.
@@tomnorton4277 the 12th doctor is insensitive and cold, it's literally the whole point of his arc after the 11th, to understand if he was a good or bad man at the end of his 12 lives as a doctor, too bad people like you don't have the genius mind to see that, also all the doctors are the same person so if you speak ill of the 12th doctor then is also to speak ill of the other doctors including war 😉
Despite how frustrated and disillusioned I became under Steven Moffat's stewardship, I still think this is one of Doctor Who's all-time greatest moments. Absolutely beautiful.
The Doctor is facing an impossible choice: either destroy his home and everyone on it, even the innocent lives or let all of time and space burn and have the war rage on. In that moment, he thinks of only his people, and how they'll be both saved and destroyed in a single moment. And then... He is given hope. From himself.
The anniversary special had such an odd mix of different types of scenes. It had stuff that was superficial to it's own story, though it laid groundwork for future stories. It had many scenes that just seemed to be there for nods to previous stories. Then there were scenes like this one where it just seemed to tap into some fundamental feelings of what Doctor Who can be when it is at its best.
This episodes has one of my favorite quotes from all of Doctor Who: "Great men are forged in fire. It is the privilege of lesser men to light the flame." You can hear the War Doctor's heart breaking at the thought of what he is about to do, certain that he has no other option.
If I heard that sound in real life, I'd be terrified because it means trouble.............and then overjoyed because it means the Doctor's here to save us.
Who knew that a cheap space drama on a near zero budget would have the power to outlive every other science fiction franchise and still have the power to pull its fans heartstrings so effectively?
Man, I love hearing the sound of TARDIS: it really does bring hope to anyone who hears it (even the Doctor) and that the monsters should start running 😃
Superman's "S-symbol" means hope... Batman's "Bat-symbol" means you're about to get your a$$ kicked... The sound of the TARDIS materialising means both.
It'd the sound a ship makes when landing. If all the monsters knee of it, it'd be a lot dumber. It's another "joke" slapping the audience's collective face.
Can I just say, the camera doesn't do her justice, I stood as close as you can when meeting someone , she was absolutely delightful and gorgeous too boot!
This is my favorite scene in the special. 10 and 11 are there to forgive War (and therefore theirself) and are completely willing to push the button with him and burn Gallifrey. They've gone through this whole adventure -- and in many ways the whole Revival series -- and because they can forgive themselves and recognize that there truly was no other choice, that earns them their ability to change history and get the happy ending.
After watching this scene, I like to think that the doctor(s) would be able to write the ultimate self-help book. "To thine own _selves_ be true" has never been more appropriate, unless you count the scene that comes out of this one! 💕 ("No, sir! All THIRTEEN!" 😁)
In the 80s I use to read the Doctor Who magazine. In one issue there was a comic strip of the TARDIS landing with the VWORP VWORP VWORP sound. In the next panel it was the 5th Doctor getting sick in a trash can. And Tegan was like, "All these years and you still get motion sickness?"
given that during tenants reign Rassilon says 'the doctor still has the 'moment'' has much more meaning now, prolly also meaning that the moment is inside the tardis somewhere being kept safe
I am still waiting for the TARDIS to show up and pick me up. I will not hesitate to jump in. Wife ,kids, all I will come back for. But I still will go.
that's whatl the BS that River Song said about the brake being on was so off. Every TARDIS ever shown has make that sound and you can not tell they all have the brake on
@Jordan P I hope posting here with your name will link you to this video. Are you sure you have seen it all? Right now I’m crashing through independent time lines. These stories can’t all fit into one episode or special. Here we have the Doctor of War justifying allowing later Doctors to mistakenly believe they destroyed Gallifrey because it drove them to save so many others. And Bad Wolf isn’t quite the stern creature from other scenes. th-cam.com/video/oJbEQYa25AU/w-d-xo.html
It's annoying how she says "I told you, he hasn't done it yet", like they didn't just use a time machine to travel here. Moffat just *has* to give Clara all these unnecessary lines all the time to give her character some wisdom or gravitas, because she's so special and understands the Doctor better than anyone (even himself) - but falls apart under basic scrutiny. Of course the War Doctor hasn't done it yet, the exact moment he (believes he) used The Moment (pun unintended) is probably seared into every Doctor's memory. Obviously the Tenth/Eleventh Doctors set the TARDIS to go to the time *before* he used it.
Wow. I know these episodes were good but then I see a bit of them and BAM it really hits just how good they were. Too bad the woke agenda destroyed the Dr. in the end. Even the Universe blowing up did not kill him but "The Message" ultimately did. At least we have reruns I guess.
Isn't the sound the TARDIS makes just it's park brake being on? Why do I remember that? Is it old series or new? Someone else was driving the box... River, maybe?
Awesome lines. That sound brings hope... Great that John Hurt got in there before the series crashed and burned under the weight of Misandry and Agenda pushing. Remember the good times... they will return one day, when the SJW's are gone. I have hope...
I think you give them too much credit. Doctor Who has survived for 50 years, while it stumbled and slept for a period of time, the same show still carries on since 1963. It has outlived countless other TV shows and while they perish and fade away Doctor Who carries on "Never giving up, Never Giving in." Doctor Who will carry on past the SJW's past the social politics of the early 21st century until their a forgotten footnote of the past. You can wound, you can mane, you can even kill the Doctor. But Doctor Who will survive.
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"To anyone who hears it Doctor. Anyone, however lost...…..even you" and then you are hit by a supernova smile.
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'Supernova smile'. What a wonderful way of expressing that! And it's totally true, too.
Billie Piper really does have some amazing charisma doesn't she.
lol really? That smile looks like Frank from Donnie Darko
@@onedumbscott9731 She's hot!
I loved the implication that the Bad Wolf was reaching back into the timeline to spare the Doctor from having to push the button.
No, it's The Moment's AI which is made to STOP people from using it
Once again, headcanons prove themselves to be better than canon.
The last act of the Time War was life, as The Doctor put it in Utopia. Maybe Bad Wolf did more than resurrect Captain Jack.
@@mauriciovillegas7285 yeah, I think that's Bad Wolf hijacked the Interface taking into account godly powers to open wormholes and intervene in timelines of other Doctors.
@@bohdan_lvov I personally think she did it when she first kinda teleported herself out of the TARDIS in that bad wolf episode. Before her speech she already rescued him and gallifrey from the death timeline.
"The sound of the universe" as it was once called. I love how hard The Moment is working here to not be used, and that the other Doctors realize that something of immense power had to be at work in order for them to get through the time-lock.
Imagine how she must have felt. And she didn't have a companion or a Timelord to make her forget about it.
That's the point of The Moment's AI, to convince people not to use it
The Moment has a conscience and judges those wish to use it. The Moment had judged him and not found him wanting. She used her vast power and knowledge to help him end the Time War. She just did it so very, very subtly it doesn't look like she did anything at all.
@@patrickginther8527 I know Steven Moffat is an atheist but the Moment strikes me as basically being God. Standing in judgement and wielding unlimited power, yet being a benevolent being who isn't as terrifying as people believe. The only thing that's been changed is the gender and the flirting, which I doubt the real God would actually do. However, the Moment still makes it clear that Rose is just a mask. This is probably the closest we'll ever get to actually meeting God in the Doctor Who universe.
I love that scene, seeing 2 TARDISes materialising at the same time is just amazing.
“Technically it’s the same TARDIS, yours is parked about 70ft that way. Always remember were you parked, its going to come up a lot!” - 12th Doctor
it's all for naught, Who has turned into woke shite.
OK, a bit late but what is the collective noun for more than one Tardis? Anyone?
@@petersimpson633 It may depend on your race. The term in the language of the Daleks is probably a swear word.
It's even better when 14 TARDISI pass through time and space.
The funny thing is, what Rose says is true. The sound of the TARDIS is a metaphor, an echo, of hope for true Whovians...
Doesnt it make that noise because he keeps the breaks on?
@@snikerz5886 that was actually a throw away joke. Every time they show another TARDIS, it makes the same engine noise. The Rani, the Master. Both of theirs did. In classic Who, (Underworld) a Minyon ship's computer once identified the sound of the Doctor's TARDIS as a timeship of The Gods. AKA, The Time Lords.
@@snikerz5886 no. No it doesn’t.
That's also why you don't hear it much for 12 or 13 cuz there's not much hope left for the series
Seriously?
The moment went total rose tyler when she was telling the doctor about the tardis noise. I love that
it's the little hints like that set up so long ago from when rose opened the tardis to save the doctor and Jack to see it come full circle is the same as watching river song you see all the beautiful things that are set up that worked so perfectly
Beautiful. Just beautiful. Thanks my TARDIS friend. "that sound brings hope to anyone, however lost."
he left the brakes on (yes, the Doctor is a he).
@@TheShootist You replied to a three year old comment with info that isn't even true. The Doctor isn't the only one whose TARDIS makes that sound. River was lying about it being a parking brake or the writers were just stupid. Also, The Doctor is currently a woman. Cope harder.
It's a ship. It doesn't have brakes. That was another bad joke too, which also came off awful.
Plus, multiple women have played Time Lords and Doctors now. One didn't play the Doctor as a 10th Doctor knockoff either.
The 50th Anniversary Special was great.
Is
And will be
We were so lucky to see John Hurt as the Doctor. My only regret is that we didn't get more of him. In some ways, I feel like this is a culmination of his entire career, perhaps because he's old and weary but still has those young eyes that seemed to remain until the day he died.
Heard an interview where David mentions he is sad not being able to play opposite him again, To me John Hurt IS the 9th Doctor and Chris is 10
@@Moparmutt1976 Me too. It annoys me that Sir John is constantly called the War Doctor. I want to keep calling him the 9th but the problem is that since 99% of the fanbase calls him War, it means that I have to explain that I'm not referring to Christopher Ecclestone. It's easier for me to just refer to each incarnation by the actors' name.
John Hurt had more right to be a legitimate Doctor in a single episode than Peter Capaldi had for 90% of Season 8. If Missy hadn't made him realise that he was essentially turning into the Master, complete with abusing Clara in a sick and, I think, unintentional parallel of John Simms' Master abusing Lucy, Capaldi would have continued to be unbearable. And even after he got his shit together and stopped being an arsehole whom both the Valeyard and the Dream Lord would be proud to have in their regeneration cycles, Capaldi STILL didn't sell the Doctor to me until The Zygon Inversion, which was 21 episodes after he was introduced.
People unironically call Capaldi one of the greatest Doctors. I just find that baffling. He spent most of Season 8 pushing Clara to her limits then had the audacity to whine when she finally snapped and gave him a taste of his own medicine in Dark Water after her boyfriend died. The lack of self-awareness when he rants about Clara letting him down ONCE after he spent an entire season treating her like dirt is the kind of gaslighting and projection that you'd find in an abusive relationship. Fuck, he even accused HER of whining after he went on his rant and she just let him vent without complaint. Not only that, but Capaldi was READY for her betrayal which implies that he was DELIBERATELY abusing her in some kind of sadistic test. It's one thing for him to be so out of touch that he didn't realise what he was doing. It's another thing entirely for him to be prepared for when Clara decided she'd had enough of his shit.
@@tomnorton4277
It's been so long since I have watched Doctor Who that this sounds plausibly correct in your explaining of events because I do remember him being rather much of a butthole to Clara, and her eventually just getting fed up with his shit.
@@Wizard_Pikachu That isn't the full context but I think it was a motivator. Clara's main reason for betraying the Doctor was Danny's death but I believe that a subconscious part of her was waiting for an opportunity to get back at the Doctor for being such an arsehole to her.
@@tomnorton4277 the 12th doctor is insensitive and cold, it's literally the whole point of his arc after the 11th, to understand if he was a good or bad man at the end of his 12 lives as a doctor, too bad people like you don't have the genius mind to see that, also all the doctors are the same person so if you speak ill of the 12th doctor then is also to speak ill of the other doctors including war 😉
Despite how frustrated and disillusioned I became under Steven Moffat's stewardship, I still think this is one of Doctor Who's all-time greatest moments. Absolutely beautiful.
My tardis doing what she does best
Well, she does get a bit bitchy with your future companions. You need to get her in order.
@@IllusivePrime Thanks for the advice
@Smokey 420 Indeed Smokey 420
The Doctor is facing an impossible choice: either destroy his home and everyone on it, even the innocent lives or let all of time and space burn and have the war rage on. In that moment, he thinks of only his people, and how they'll be both saved and destroyed in a single moment. And then...
He is given hope. From himself.
"to anyone that hears it Doctor ... they all know you left the handbrake on!"
The anniversary special had such an odd mix of different types of scenes. It had stuff that was superficial to it's own story, though it laid groundwork for future stories. It had many scenes that just seemed to be there for nods to previous stories. Then there were scenes like this one where it just seemed to tap into some fundamental feelings of what Doctor Who can be when it is at its best.
TL;DR Thank you, Moffat
You know that sound the TARDIS makes? You've left the handbrakes up AGAIN!
Well... I don't think he ever put them down to begin with.
@@ericglaeser4184 At some point River did that for him
@@floppydisksareop and then he purposely put it down.
Dang it. I was going to say that.
That beautiful sound, and all because the Doctor never read the manual and leaves the brakes on because he doesn't know it even HAS brakes
I call bullshit on that Moffat quote cause EVERY tardis makes that noise
Only because he's driving it. Or somebody that he taught' to operate it.
@@LinkTardis I believe there was a few times someone else flew it or helped fly it in which it appeared quickly and or without the sound
The Master's TARDIS, The Rani's TARDIS. No, that was bullshit of the highest order.
@@Altenarian River Song landed it in the Oval Office silently - -
The ending of The Ghost Monument always reminds me of this moment...
Say what you want about Steven Moffat, but when in the big episodes when they counted, he delivered BIG TIME!
even the doctor needs the doctor at times
after all this time, it still makes me cry
Could anyone else imagine hearing cheering from the Audience when David Tennant walked out of the TARDIS!!! 💖😊👏👏👏
This episodes has one of my favorite quotes from all of Doctor Who: "Great men are forged in fire. It is the privilege of lesser men to light the flame."
You can hear the War Doctor's heart breaking at the thought of what he is about to do, certain that he has no other option.
We are still waiting for that sound!
"That sound brings hope, whereever it goes"
...unless you're a dalek
Or someone screeching "wibbly wobbly timey wimey" while waiting for their cookies and milk
Tears every time 😭💙💙
If I heard that sound in real life, I'd be terrified because it means trouble.............and then overjoyed because it means the Doctor's here to save us.
The most beautiful sound 😍
Who knew that a cheap space drama on a near zero budget would have the power to outlive every other science fiction franchise and still have the power to pull its fans heartstrings so effectively?
Man, I love hearing the sound of TARDIS: it really does bring hope to anyone who hears it (even the Doctor) and that the monsters should start running 😃
Superman's "S-symbol" means hope...
Batman's "Bat-symbol" means you're about to get your a$$ kicked...
The sound of the TARDIS materialising means both.
It'd the sound a ship makes when landing. If all the monsters knee of it, it'd be a lot dumber. It's another "joke" slapping the audience's collective face.
Best line in all of NuWho. Change my mind. 💙💙
Any and every single syllable of the Zygon Inversion speech. NuWho at its very finest!!
Really corny over used comment...Change my oil!
That noise is the Doctor leaving the brakes on!
"You know that sound the tardis makes? That wheezing, groaning sound? ... You left the e-break on."
The most epic scene in the whole movie
I will die, if a girl/woman smiles at me like Billie at 0:32.
The parking brake that gives hope.
For all we know he's just doing an e brake slide when it materializes.
right? I thought that was what this clip was going to be about
...I love THAT sound...
I wonder how many future she looked through to see this possibility.
It only makes that noise because he leaves the handbrake on
He just left the brake on.
every time i hear her say "do you know that sound the tardis makes....." my brain imedeatly goes. "it's because you left the parking break on!"
Ah yes, the parking break squealing? That sound?
The sound of hope is the Tardis not being out of park.
Seeing both tardises was amazing
Too bad that he never played the doctor for longer than the specials
To save the Doctor from his most desperate moment took two doctors who understood that desperation.
He left the brakes on . . .
Can I just say, the camera doesn't do her justice, I stood as close as you can when meeting someone , she was absolutely delightful and gorgeous too boot!
I have the tardis landing as my text notification. Whenever I'm out, whovians always find me. Lol
Oh, The Moment, The Silence, The Tardis, even The Ood. Love them all to bits.
Only the Doctor would make an Ultimate Weapon that has a conscience and compassion.
Before you press it: "one moment".
The sound caused by a fastened handbreak
This is my favorite scene in the special. 10 and 11 are there to forgive War (and therefore theirself) and are completely willing to push the button with him and burn Gallifrey. They've gone through this whole adventure -- and in many ways the whole Revival series -- and because they can forgive themselves and recognize that there truly was no other choice, that earns them their ability to change history and get the happy ending.
I've seen this special only once.
But when I heard the Tardis, I knew 9 and 10's Tardis was coming.
"That sound brings hope wherever it goes"
Ah yes. The sounds of a man leaving his breaks on leaves hope to everyone who needs it.
Thats a lie she told, she activated the stealth mode. We've seen every other Time Lord using a TARDIS create the same sound.
After watching this scene, I like to think that the doctor(s) would be able to write the ultimate self-help book. "To thine own _selves_ be true" has never been more appropriate, unless you count the scene that comes out of this one! 💕
("No, sir! All THIRTEEN!" 😁)
In the 80s I use to read the Doctor Who magazine. In one issue there was a comic strip of the TARDIS landing with the VWORP VWORP VWORP sound. In the next panel it was the 5th Doctor getting sick in a trash can. And Tegan was like, "All these years and you still get motion sickness?"
Trying to ignore the fact that 11 strides out with Clara behind him and 10 is alone :(
i love that bit where the interesting good thing happened
The sound of the TARDIS, all because he left the parking brake on.
It's also means the brakes are on as river song told us in one episode
I like to think the Moment and the TARDIS secretly meet up for coffee once a month.
given that during tenants reign Rassilon says 'the doctor still has the 'moment'' has much more meaning now, prolly also meaning that the moment is inside the tardis somewhere being kept safe
_You know that sound the TARDIS makes?_
Yeah, the Doctor left the parking brake on again.
I am still waiting for the TARDIS to show up and pick me up. I will not hesitate to jump in. Wife ,kids, all I will come back for. But I still will go.
Goosebumps
They used the sound track of Blink at the very beginning!
As River has stated its because he leaves the E-Brake On... It should not make that noise if he flew it right.....
Back when Doctor Who was good, it's sad what it's become I think I need to hear the sound of the TARDIS
Doctor Who always changes. It didn't get worse, you just didn't keep up.
@@ariaflame-au No no - it sucked out loud. Hopefully the destruction of the show is over now.
Not always, unfortunately, not indefinitely.
Here to clear my soul after the dissapointment that was the 60th anniversary.
For gods sake the Doctor leaves the parking brake on River Song has said as much and they turn it into this? 😂😂😂😂
Man tears alert !!!! Man tears alert !,
I thought the Tardis makes that because the parking break is left on.
Ahh... back when it was worth time to watch. Time. Too precious now to waste on the calamity that is the lie.
Who here has ever tag any thing with BAD WOLF?
"The Sound of the Universe"... when all he'd done is left the parking brake on all this time.
that's whatl the BS that River Song said about the brake being on was so off. Every TARDIS ever shown has make that sound and you can not tell they all have the brake on
I think in Classic Who they didn't take the brakes thing into consideration.
The fact that that sound that brings hope is the sound of the TARDIS's parking break being left on 🤣
Damn, why can’t they write like this anymore????
Cuz they tried to sjw propaganda in way too hard
Rose has it exactly right.
@Jordan P I hope posting here with your name will link you to this video. Are you sure you have seen it all? Right now I’m crashing through independent time lines. These stories can’t all fit into one episode or special. Here we have the Doctor of War justifying allowing later Doctors to mistakenly believe they destroyed Gallifrey because it drove them to save so many others. And Bad Wolf isn’t quite the stern creature from other scenes.
th-cam.com/video/oJbEQYa25AU/w-d-xo.html
I don't think Daleks, Cybermen, etc view that sound as Hope...
The plural of Tardis, Tardes
Clara didnt need to be part of that
It's annoying how she says "I told you, he hasn't done it yet", like they didn't just use a time machine to travel here. Moffat just *has* to give Clara all these unnecessary lines all the time to give her character some wisdom or gravitas, because she's so special and understands the Doctor better than anyone (even himself) - but falls apart under basic scrutiny. Of course the War Doctor hasn't done it yet, the exact moment he (believes he) used The Moment (pun unintended) is probably seared into every Doctor's memory. Obviously the Tenth/Eleventh Doctors set the TARDIS to go to the time *before* he used it.
Alicia Rhodes was on Doctor Who?
Isn’t it the sound of the parking brake being left on?
Wow. I know these episodes were good but then I see a bit of them and BAM it really hits just how good they were. Too bad the woke agenda destroyed the Dr. in the end. Even the Universe blowing up did not kill him but "The Message" ultimately did. At least we have reruns I guess.
Basically the Dr Who stuff is a bit re-tardis.
Isn't the sound the TARDIS makes just it's park brake being on? Why do I remember that? Is it old series or new? Someone else was driving the box... River, maybe?
Well, if he didn’t leave the handbrake on…
that sound is because he leaves the brake on 😎
Nope. Every single TARDIS ever shown has made the exact same sound. River was messing with the Doctor.
Doo wee doo
Back when Doctor Who was worth watching….🙁
No kidding. At least we have reruns.
How to watch the full episode for free?Is there a way?
There's this thing called "The Internet"
What episode is this?
The Day of The Doctor. It was the 50th anniversary special
I need to stop being reminded that Doctor Who used to be good.
I loved Dr Who. I HATE the way woke Dr Karen destroyed it.
The tardis makes that sound because the doctor leaves the breaks on or so I seem to remember.
back when Dr Who was good , not the woke mess it is now.
Awesome lines. That sound brings hope... Great that John Hurt got in there before the series crashed and burned under the weight of Misandry and Agenda pushing. Remember the good times... they will return one day, when the SJW's are gone. I have hope...
*SJWs
I think you give them too much credit. Doctor Who has survived for 50 years, while it stumbled and slept for a period of time, the same show still carries on since 1963. It has outlived countless other TV shows and while they perish and fade away Doctor Who carries on "Never giving up, Never Giving in." Doctor Who will carry on past the SJW's past the social politics of the early 21st century until their a forgotten footnote of the past. You can wound, you can mane, you can even kill the Doctor. But Doctor Who will survive.
*SJWs
*maim
Oh dear, that SJW talk...
The Doctor is, and has always been a warrior for Social Justice. If you are not in favour of that then you were never on the Doctor's side.