Remember how everyone hated Eleven because they viewed him as basically killing Ten, since he came right after that heartwrenching "I don't wanna go?" And then by the time Eleven eventually resigned to Twelve everyone had fallen in love with him?
I remember hating his portrayal right after regenerating, and saying I wouldn't watch the new season. I reluctantly gave it a shot when it premiered and immediately fell in love, I think a lot of people did when he broke out the fish fingers and custard
That always happens. People loved Eleven and hated Twelve, now people hate Thirteen and love Twelve, and I'm sure once Fourteen comes around people will look back and remember Thirteen's strengths as well.
Matt smith the speech making machine, who is my personal number 1. He truly portrayed the doctor as a raggedy old man in a young mans body. And thats who the doctor is.
The Eleventh Doctor's total runtime is 34 hours and 52 minutes. This video is 1 hour, 2 minutes and 1 second long. This video is therefore 33 hours, 49 minutes and 59 seconds too short.
@@ProvidenceNL I'm not saying it was all bad, he had many great episodes but they were few and far between. I just can't remember as many great moments as prior doctors
"I will always remember when the doctor was me" * looks into the camera * this was and still is my favourite moment of doctor who, because that line wasn't just the doctor talking, that was matt smith saying goodbye. so good.
39:30 Matt Smith's speech in the Rings of Akhaten remains one of the most increding displays of acting I have ever seen. The range of emotions, and the sheer intensity of believability makes it such a heartbreaking and beautiful thing to watch. The way he delivers the line "I have lost things you will never understand" makes me cry every damn time.
@@kryten1016 I love David Tennant in Dr Who. But I also think he's second best to Smith. That scene with the "fire God" is one of the reasons why. Tennant had some incredible moments and I remember them well... but NONE like that. Smith just has too many OMG moments. Can you remember his sacrifice at his and River Songs wedding?
"I hate being patient, patience is for wimps." Rory's face, he was so done with the doctor he's probably going like, "I waited 2000 years guarding the box of Pandorica and you cant wait 5 days." 😂🤣
Amy: I'm not scared! 11: 'Course your not, your not scared of anything! Box falls out of sky, man falls out of box, man eats fish custard, and look at you; just sitting there. So, you know what I think? Amy: What? 11: *Must be a hell of a scary crack in your wall...* Love that line! I remember watching Eleven's first episode with my brother when I was like, six, and I have always remembered the fish sticks and custards, as well as the crack in Amy's wall. So well delivered! Such a great start to my favorite Doctor!
@@horion7271 Not probably. It actually is the proper meaning. Young Amelia wasn't scared of a stranger, who climbed out of a box in her backyard, but she admited being scared of a crack in a wall. So that crack must've been really really scary. And as we've found out moment later, it was. A crack between two realities isn't something your brain will deal easily with, especially if you hear voices out of it each night like Amelia did.
@@thedoctorofgallifrey thats exactly ehat i mean, brillaint actor and its sounds like a sexist comment, if ahe had tennets script she woukd be great, het writing is just awful
I heard from a source that the current writers are going to be fired and the old ones (like Moffat) are coming back aboard for the next season. Maybe even a new Doctor.
also my favorite. full of enthusiasm and created some of my favorite moments from doctor who that ive watched. althought i have only watched the ones on netflix
I'm begging the current writing and production team to come back and watch this , this is what made Dr Who unbelievably good , the Goosebumps and the emotions you go through every single episode with Matt Smith was incredible and the storylines were just amazing ,
Bruh cmon now a lot of who fans hated Matt smith and especially how flanderized he became. There just wasn’t this culture of being whiney entitled fans online at the time. It’s legit a profiting industry rn it’s so pathetic. In the old days when you didn’t like a program you criticized it and moved on. Now there’s grown men constantly sperging out about “attacking the fans”. It’s so pathetic and entitled
@@davidthirugnanakumar7888 honestly Steven Moffat is kinda of a terrible showrunner so many plot threads left dangling and underexplained just to set up newer interesting plotlines that will also be left unfinished
@@0w0lord30that's why they let him go. It was becoming very complicated, especially for new viewers. However, I found the 11th my favourite and I liked the storyline. I would like Moffat to come back but since Disney is buying it, I don't think it'll matter.
@@spacecat_scribbles I agree. You know I would love it if they made a move about jim the fish or any of 11s adventures that they don't show but talk about
Amy's final goodbye to the Doctor makes me cry every time. That is then followed up by my laughing at Peter Capaldi's comments in his first appearance. I love this show.
I will always remember Eleven as the Doctor, he isn’t just a regeneration, he isn’t just another Doctor, he’s the man who fixed the crack in the wall, he’s the man who saved the universe, he’s the raggedy man...
I'll alays remeber david tennet as the doctor because in the mists of saving the world he had a choice to live and go on doing what he wanted saving people flying in his box or saving the life of a man who really only had a few years who really would not do anything and he chose to save him
For me 9 is my doctor but 11 feels the most complete? Probably because he was allowed to change, grow, show all his different sides, and be more than the Doctor WHILE being the Doctor. Having family and friends that grew with him helped.
@@khaxjc1 10 I feel like is more complete he delt with the most loss and chose to die we saw him laugh and cry where as matt smith lost amy and rory who didn't even properly die
John Cena for me we didnt get enough moments of him just living. We were with him primarily for the adventures not so much the down moments which I feel is what made 11 feel more complete to me. We saw more of his time between the big adventures and there were more references to time and life we didn't see which feels more realistic. One of my favorite doctor who moments is with 9 when him, Rose, Mickey, and Jack are just sitting sharing stories until he finds the newspaper. It feels more real and grounded. I feel like we need that breather time now and again.
It also shows that the 13th doctors regeneration into David again was also planned. As Tom said “A few faces do come back”, meaning that others will come again and eventually tom
I love how childish he is but can turn sinister and intimidating at a moments notice 4:45 to when he says "must be a hell of a crack in your wall" This is why matt smith is a brilliant actor
Yeah, they definitely peaked. It's insane how sad David's goodbye makes you and how 11's introduction completely turns your mood around. Usually always takes a while to get used to and trust a new Doctor, but they managed it instantly with 11. I seriously doubt they'll ever top it
After having watched DW now, I've realized that it's one thing for the show to be written well, but to also have it SCORED well. Murray Gold knew the importance of theme songs and reprises. Emotional moments like regenerations and companion send-offs were made all the more painful by hearing the same melodies we've heard since the beginning. Hoping that he returns along with RTD in 2023!
Amy: would you be joining us? Doctor: if it's no trouble?! Rory: we've set a place for you. Doctor: but you didn't know I was coming why would you... Amy: ooooh because we always do. It's Christmas you moron. That part always gets me, because that's the moment he realizes he has a family again. He even sheds a tear.
I heard a theory that the doctor went to visit Amy and Rory at this time right after he lost them to the weeping angels in Manhattan, which makes it even more tragic :(
my heart fills with so much joy for him at that moment. he's frozen in place and it feels like for once the doctor is lucky. Somehow after all this time he found people that will always wait for him
Ten: Blows up Tardis Eleven: OK, lemme show you how it's really done *blows up an entire fleet of Daleks with the force of a moderately sized nuclear bomb*
@@pokeboi5438 it shows... he can be as childish and nonsensical as 2, and also just as dark and grim when needed... granted, 11 had a particularily dramatic run, and on the second half of his last series, got remarkably dark in general
When Amy tells him they always set a place for him for Christmas. That, I like to believe, is when The Doctor realizes he has a place he can go and call home. A real home with other people and not just alone in his TARDIS looking for a distraction. I like that
“I’m not sure I completely understand.” “Uh, we got married and had a kid, and that’s her.” “……okay.” Props to Rory for being the one character of this franchise with the ability to just say “eh” and go with it!
@@moshpitfuneral Amy did NOT deserve him. He waits 2000 years for her and what does she do? Run off the night before her wedding. Basically leave him instead of simply telling him she’s incapable of having kids.
I love Rorys look when the doctor makes them all stop moving, it's like he's just realised how much power this man holds and how dangerous he is and how lucky they are that he's on the humans side
It's some timey-wimey lordey-wordey thing, 'cause regenerations are capped at 12 ('cause two 10s or War Doctor) and last regeneration (idk where i got that, you can correct me if i'm idiot) does not count as Timelord (the very reason why he overcompensating lol)
I think the plan for Matt was he was ment to be a long term investment as The Doctor as someone who would have this role for at least 15 years but he got other offers
I think this doctor has the most impactful script. The lines just resonate so deep in the mind. He makes you really feel the emotion of the moment. You almost have to believe he truly is the real doctor.
@@zephyrerazortail5478 I loved it when 12th was high on regeneration energy. Like when he called Clara Handles and said “You’ve really let yourself go”
@@ethanruzic8071 He's a massive Tennant fanboy/girl. As much as a love Tennant, I love Smith pretty much just as much, so its kind of annoying how he's going into all the comments and shitting on people who prefer Smith over Tennant
I like how even when Amy has no idea what's going on, she immediately gets with the program if they're in danger and the Doctor tells her to do something weird
"I will not forget one line of this, not one day. I will always remember when the Doctor was me." - Always loved this line in his closing monologue; it was just as much Smith saying goodbye to the part as it was the Doctor saying goodbye to this regeneration. Good clips, definitely, but where's the love for A Good Man Goes to War? The "Colonel Runaway" bit at least should have made it.
Each Doctor’s final line(s) usually read like the actor saying goodbye. Nine, “you were brilliant. And you know what? So was I.” Ten, “I don’t want to go.” Eleven, “I will always remember when the Doctor was me.” Twelve, “Doctor… I let you go.”
It's incredible how The Doctor can be 1 character and 13 distinctly different and diverse characters at the same time. There's nothing else like it in sci-fi.
Matt Smith is by far the best of the 'new' doctors. His voice skills alone seems him apart from the others. His ability to go from a regular upbeat tone to the sound of an old wise man for me really sells the notion of a being that has lived for over 1000 years. Then there is also the fact that this 1 hour video still only includes a small fraction of the great scenes he had.
Both David Tennant and Matt Smith portrayed, Dr. Who, perfectly in my book. Both were intensley serious when needed and were so funny.. Brilliantly done at different times in their episodes.... Brought me laughter and tears.. And finger biting moments.. Well done Gentlemen. 👍😃
This. I never knew about Classic Who, don't remember what made me start New Who one day on Netflix and I instantly fell in love with the series and Eccleston's Doctor. I wasn't spoiled in the series and was shocked and unhappy when Tennant took over at the end of the season, only to instantly fall in love with him in his premier episode. Loved Tennant and his goodbye episode with the Ood's singing him to sleep is the most beautiful tribute and one of my favorite episodes. I'd learned from Tennant and was open minded to Smith and loved him from the climax of the 11th Hour. David and Matt are both my favorite doctors and absolute treasures. I did try Capaldi but he just doesn't fit right. He started too angry and got saddled with bad writing so I never did connect with him. (Going to retry him. Jodie's episodes I haven't tried yet but from what I've seen online she's being massively underserved too and is a better actress then what she's being given. Here's hoping Russell can give her the material she deserves and we get some terrific story arcs.
I've watched a lot of Doctor Who in the last few years and from everything that I've watched the Eleventh Doctor is my absolute favorite. In my opinion Matt Smith optimized the very essence of the doctor and handled some of his biggest moments ever with perfection. I love all the Doctors but I think that Eleven will always be "my doctor"
I watched a handful of episodes as a kid. But I started watching regularly along with the reboot. David Tennant was my doctor followed by Matt Smith and Jodie Foster. I do wish there was better writing though for her.
I started watching Doctor Who with Tom Baker and I have to say he remains 'My Doctor', but I have loved every Doctor - some more than others, of course. But seeing Tom come back as the Curator unleashed such a flood of tears for me. I love new Who, I waited sooooo long for them to bring back the show, and I just want all of the Doctors to be brilliant so I won't lose my favorite show again. I'm not sure I could survive another decades long drought. XD
@@murrcat1021 Me too. I was enjoying him through the first episode, but I wasn't sure he would have the staying power - until I saw that speech. Then I knew he was the Doctor. Every Doctor has their defining moment. 9 had me at "Run", but his real moment was the turning of the Earth 10 got me at "No second Chances" 11 was "I'm the Doctor" 12 didn't really get his moment until Hell Bent. In my opinion, he spent too long wondering if he was a good man and being overshadowed by Clara until then... Still waiting for 13s though. She hasn't been given her chance to shine yet
@@chrisbriwn6737 I completely agree with everything you said especially with 12 and 13. I'm looking forward to 13s moment even though I'm not a huge fan of how the series is going with her at the helm she's still the Doctor and I'm excitedly awaiting her moment
My first ever episode of Doctor Who was The Impossible Astronaut. Quite a way to be introduced to the series, with the Doctor dying in the first few minutes.
S3 EP2 "The Shakespeare Code" was my first episode. My godmother refused to miss the episode while babysitting me and got me thoroughly hooked. I got my mom sucked in with the next episode. We've watched it together ever since.
"I never forget a face." "Oh no, you don't. And in years to come, you might find yourself revisiting a few but just the old favourites, eh?" Watching this now, knowing Tennant is returning makes this SO MUCH MORE EPIC!!!
I know, right? I'm really glad we now have both 14 and 15, and hope Tennant will come back for a cameo now and then. Meantime, I wish Ncuti Gatwa much success! ❤😊
Wow you know better than me ha? I’m a turkish guy and this is a turkish wear item dear. So yeah it is called a Fes. Not in your language i presume. Anyway you know a new thing now. You’re welcome.
If we’re assuming that the doctor managed to actually do 5,000,000 kicks in half an hour assuming that the other 2 tasks took only 30 minutes combined he would have to be doing 2,777 kicks a second. He would have broken the universe by kicking a ball
That's because he turns you on and that's literally it. You're just another idiot that watches this show for the hot guy and doesn't have the brain capacity to understand anything that's actually going on.
Matt Smith will always be my favorite doctor no matter what anybody else says, he had the feel of a crazy old man who just had enough of bs thrown at him his whole life. but he chose to be kind, clever, and extremely funny. thats the doctor i know and he will always be my favorite out of all of them
I always, always, get something in my eyes, when The Doctor sees Amy just before he regenerates. When she says: "Raggedy man, goodnight", it reduces me to a blubbing wreck. Every bloody time.
Actress, more specifically. Actress is the feminine, actor is both the masculine and feminine when speaking nonspecifically, it since you’re referring to directly about a woman, it would be actress.
Can we talk about his regeneration? The TARDIS from his point of view was full of things he loved, things that were important to him, Amilia, the song the girl sung to the parasite sun, but what is covering every square inch of the TARDIS? Every, single, drawing, every kid, in the 900 years he was on Trensalore, made. That is the most hearts warming thing the 11th Doctor ever showed us.
Vision of Amy Pond: "Raggedy Man....Good night." A powerful image in a series and a doctor filled with them. I've enjoyed Eccleston, Tennant and Capaldi very much...but my heart is with Matt Smith's run.
The whole Rings of A. Speech is honestly my favorite of his. So raw. It really shows the pain and pure emotion that fills not just 11, but all of the Doctors. The fact that he will release his experience, even welcomes the process, is just so indicative of what he is willing to do. The agony in his voice when he tells the story of his journey is just... wow
@@BlazeDupree1525 The funny thing is that if you watch all the old Classic cross-overs, no one is harder on the Doctor than he is on his previous and future selves.
1:01:43 Clara's "WHAT THE ACTUAL F***" expression when she realizes the Twelfth Doctor has forgotten how to fly the TARDIS would be the perfect moment for a Tenth Doctor-style triple-what.
Have to be much longer than this to cover all the best moments. The heartbreak of Amy Pond's departure, "Raggedy Man.... goodbye" So many more. But this was a good start.
There’s one thing you forgot, Doctor Who channel people, you forgot to include the scene where the 11th Doctor phones Clara to go easy on the new Doctor, the 12th Doctor, that’s “he’s scared as much as you are”, that’s the transition of Clara’s vision to the new Doctor.
his regeneration scene still makes me cry to this day. none of the others have ever done that... Matt Smith is and always will be MY doctor. Just like Karen Gillan will always be my favorite companion. I miss this era so much.
He's so light-hearted and silly most of the times, but when you squeeze his arm too tight, he's an absolute menace. Bloody love this show and miss Matt Smith
Does anyone know if there’s raw footage of each regeneration as think David Tennant would look hilarious as it’s just a really emotional moment then *poses dramatically as nothing happens for 5 seconds*
One thing I didn't understand, how did the Tesselecta got in the place of the Doctor by Lake Silencio? He was inside that walking talking robot with tiny little people operating it at the top of the pyramid, but when time was correcting itself by the touch of River and the Doctor (could they really touch, when he was in the eye?), how were they transported to the corresponding time at Lake Silencio instead of the real Doctor? For me personally, that's a plothole. I love Doctor Who (even with the current 13th Doctor, fight me), but this didn't make sense to me.
@@Croftice1 The way I understood it the "first" Doctor we saw in The Impossible Astronaut was already the Tesselecta. All the flashbacks in The Wedding of River Song are to before he invites them to join him in Utah. Including the one where he meets the Tesselecta crew and asks to use their machine. So they weren't transported to Lake Silencio at all -- the Tesselecta was already there, already taking the place of the Doctor. I do think that particular episode could have done a better job explaining... any of that, coherently. When your whole plot device is "all of time happening at once" it gets hard for the viewers to separate cause from effect. ;)
The best of best. Best companions, best TARDIS, best sonic screwdriver, best doctor. To be clear I'm talking about his first TARDIS not the second and I'd say the same about the intro at the time.
Umar Saddique the numbers don’t lie. Most watched = 10. Favourite voted = 10. There’s less people watching this or any 11 videos than 10’s videos. 11 is America’s favourite (at least he was but even that’s under threat as more viewers watch)
Physco Gunzerker the most popular is 10 followed by 4 (who held 1st place for decades) Matt Smith is a good actor but his youth stopped him from being able to play the gravitas of the ancient Doctor.
Grew up with ten and eleven but I will never forget how good matt Smith was, some people gave up on him because of the loss of ten but he was so great while portraying the doctor
So... where’s the rest of this? This isn’t best? MONOLOGUE FROM ELLEVENTH HOUR? BOWTIED ARE COOL? THE FEZ OR THE MOP SCENE OR THE JAMMY DODGER, COMMON WHAT THE HELL WHERE ARE THEY? YOU MISSED SO MANY. OOOMMGGG stomageddon monologue? Him being dragged into the pandorica, town called mercy, THE DEATH OF THE PONDS?! LIKE COMMON!
Fun fact: Matt Smith didn’t like fish fingers and custard so they kept purposely messing up that scene so that Matt had to keep redoing it and eating the fish custard. This fact just makes the scene so much better
Just play the entire series in one go.
We can handle it.
One more series wouldn't kill anyone, except me.
It eventually killed the 11th Doctor though, and will again.
**cries**
Yup my first and favorite Doctor
Strawbry Jamz me and you will😑
Everyone forgets how Matt's first act as the Doctor was to walk into someone's house and raid a fridge
11 and I have such similar personalities it is scaring me
Yeah, that's what it's like to relate to a character
I like how he didn't realize he was a boy until he felt his Adam's apple.
Incredible
I will never forget
Remember how everyone hated Eleven because they viewed him as basically killing Ten, since he came right after that heartwrenching "I don't wanna go?"
And then by the time Eleven eventually resigned to Twelve everyone had fallen in love with him?
No. I still Love Tennant Best, but Smith is my strong second favorite.
Nope.
@@Anti-HyperLink I don't either, it was sad and exciting.
I remember hating his portrayal right after regenerating, and saying I wouldn't watch the new season. I reluctantly gave it a shot when it premiered and immediately fell in love, I think a lot of people did when he broke out the fish fingers and custard
That always happens. People loved Eleven and hated Twelve, now people hate Thirteen and love Twelve, and I'm sure once Fourteen comes around people will look back and remember Thirteen's strengths as well.
"You didn't know I was coming, why would you set me a plate?"
"Because we always do!"
*Tears*
First time he's had a family in hundreds of years
What episode is this? I must have skipped over it while watching
@@CharlieVuds The Doctor, the Widow, and the Wardrobe.
Even reading this make me cry...
Best Matt Smith moment. Shed a tear at that brilliantly played scene, so emotional.
Matt smith the speech making machine, who is my personal number 1. He truly portrayed the doctor as a raggedy old man in a young mans body. And thats who the doctor is.
you could say... he's a wordSMITH
That is the worst and best thing I’ve heard all day real mr carrot
Honestly he's the best at emotion but Capaldi has the best speeches because they wrote him as a monologue-er
For me, it's Ring of Akaten... And right before he regenerate to 12...
@@CarroTyanu BOOOOO!
The Eleventh Doctor's total runtime is 34 hours and 52 minutes. This video is 1 hour, 2 minutes and 1 second long. This video is therefore 33 hours, 49 minutes and 59 seconds too short.
Doesn't seem that long ngl and you could probably skip a couple of meh episodes like lets kill hitler
Stelmaria don’t you ever disrespect Let’s Kill Hitler.
Stelmaria never ever disrespect that episode
*rips bong* holy shit
Stelmaria But River is great tho
"I will always remember, when the Doctor was me"
So will I Matt, so will I
*that moment when you forget that the doctor is matt*
Absolutely ❤️
We will always remember when the doctor was Matt.
That "I don't wanna go" was so heartwrenching. David and Matt were the best doctors we had imo
I think Peter Capaldi was the best actor but the writers never gave him time to shine
@@mrcaboosevg6089 I beg to differ. One of the best episodes of doctor who was heaven sent, literally just Capaldi and he knocked it out of the park.
I remember squeaking and shouting at the screen when I saw that moment lol
@@mrcaboosevg6089 This is a real hot take, if it was as well written as the rest I’d probably love Capaldi as much as the others
@@ProvidenceNL I'm not saying it was all bad, he had many great episodes but they were few and far between. I just can't remember as many great moments as prior doctors
"I will always remember when the doctor was me" * looks into the camera *
this was and still is my favourite moment of doctor who, because that line wasn't just the doctor talking, that was matt smith saying goodbye. so good.
Hard to top David's "I don't want to go" but by god he did his best.
I loved david, but Matt spoke to me deeper, and when peter quoted that "I'll always remember when the dr was me" I was so happy
I ctrid when Amy comes back and says "goodnight ragdy man"
And this was when I cried hard because he was my Doctor. The Doctor whom I started with and who I related with most
that line ripped my heart out so sad yet I smiled as if saying farewell to an old friend
39:30 Matt Smith's speech in the Rings of Akhaten remains one of the most increding displays of acting I have ever seen. The range of emotions, and the sheer intensity of believability makes it such a heartbreaking and beautiful thing to watch. The way he delivers the line "I have lost things you will never understand" makes me cry every damn time.
Same!
Ever heard of someone called David Tennant?
@@charliedavidarnott1537 , i love David, he is a true legend but personally Matt smith is my Doctor and bests him ever so slightly in my opinion
@@kryten1016 I love David Tennant in Dr Who. But I also think he's second best to Smith. That scene with the "fire God" is one of the reasons why. Tennant had some incredible moments and I remember them well... but NONE like that. Smith just has too many OMG moments. Can you remember his sacrifice at his and River Songs wedding?
I also appreciated watching Clara's facial expressions... turning from pure awe to the realization that the Doctor might die
"I hate being patient, patience is for wimps."
Rory's face, he was so done with the doctor he's probably going like, "I waited 2000 years guarding the box of Pandorica and you cant wait 5 days." 😂🤣
LMAOOOOVDFJKCM
Funniest shit I’ve heard
Yes because normally the doctor acn just skip 5 days with his black hole powered magic box of time and space
I DIDNT THINK ABT THAT BUT YEAH LMFAOO-
Such a funny scene.
Amy: I'm not scared!
11: 'Course your not, your not scared of anything! Box falls out of sky, man falls out of box, man eats fish custard, and look at you; just sitting there. So, you know what I think?
Amy: What?
11: *Must be a hell of a scary crack in your wall...*
Love that line! I remember watching Eleven's first episode with my brother when I was like, six, and I have always remembered the fish sticks and custards, as well as the crack in Amy's wall. So well delivered! Such a great start to my favorite Doctor!
"Must be a hell of a scary crack in your wall..."
What does that mean?
For me it shows us that he's the Doctor - as wacky and silly as he's been up till now he's still observant and clever enough to realise that
@@alphalightning00frost67 its probably saying crack is so scary for a child a bizarre event like him crashing is not even remotely scary for her.
@@alphalightning00frost67 you have to watch the episode to understand the reference
@@horion7271 Not probably. It actually is the proper meaning. Young Amelia wasn't scared of a stranger, who climbed out of a box in her backyard, but she admited being scared of a crack in a wall. So that crack must've been really really scary. And as we've found out moment later, it was. A crack between two realities isn't something your brain will deal easily with, especially if you hear voices out of it each night like Amelia did.
"You're Scottish, fry something"
Gets me every time
*Busts out laughing* Sorry I just can't even with that line...Moffat!!! *Still Laughing *
Bad bad beans
One of my fav lines and then I want to fry something...I am Italian but you know it works anyway. In Italy we say even a slipper is good fried 🤣🤣
i love the bread thing as well
XXXplày boy
9: the man who mourns
10: the man who regrets
11: the man who forgets
12: the man who remembers
12 is one who gets revenge
13: a sack of shit with awful writers which ruin the story completely :)
@@oliverrickwood672 13 is fine, the writing sucks.
@@thedoctorofgallifrey thats exactly ehat i mean, brillaint actor and its sounds like a sexist comment, if ahe had tennets script she woukd be great, het writing is just awful
I heard from a source that the current writers are going to be fired and the old ones (like Moffat) are coming back aboard for the next season. Maybe even a new Doctor.
Matt played the Doctor very well. Even though he acts young and is the youngest to play, he played the oldest doctor in my opinion.
And that's also technically true to the role at the time.
Then twelve aged hundreds of eons
Ya know I haven't really thought about it like that but you're right, he is the man who forgets because he can't bear to remember
also my favorite. full of enthusiasm and created some of my favorite moments from doctor who that ive watched. althought i have only watched the ones on netflix
How he died, of old age
I'm begging the current writing and production team to come back and watch this , this is what made Dr Who unbelievably good , the Goosebumps and the emotions you go through every single episode with Matt Smith was incredible and the storylines were just amazing ,
Well it's more steven moffat which i love so much
Bruh cmon now a lot of who fans hated Matt smith and especially how flanderized he became. There just wasn’t this culture of being whiney entitled fans online at the time. It’s legit a profiting industry rn it’s so pathetic. In the old days when you didn’t like a program you criticized it and moved on. Now there’s grown men constantly sperging out about “attacking the fans”. It’s so pathetic and entitled
@@davidthirugnanakumar7888 honestly Steven Moffat is kinda of a terrible showrunner so many plot threads left dangling and underexplained just to set up newer interesting plotlines that will also be left unfinished
Steven moffat
@@0w0lord30that's why they let him go. It was becoming very complicated, especially for new viewers. However, I found the 11th my favourite and I liked the storyline. I would like Moffat to come back but since Disney is buying it, I don't think it'll matter.
"I walked in universes where the laws of physics were devised in the mind of a mad man." Still gives me chills.
Where is it from?
@@atulpurna1936 The Rings of Akhaten episode
@@GuacJuan No, like, who was the mad man?
@@atulpurna1936 omega im guessing classic show
Absolutely love this scene
The eleventh doctor aka Matt Smith was the one who got me hooked into Doctor Who
same.
He was my first doctor and I'll always miss him.
@@spacecat_scribbles I agree. You know I would love it if they made a move about jim the fish or any of 11s adventures that they don't show but talk about
Same
Same!!!
“I will not forget one line of this, not one day.. I swear.. I will always remember when The Doctor was me..”
The Eleventh Doctor 2013
- mrpuppyfan - *forgets a load of stuff when he regenerates to 12, and basically everything when he’s 13*
Eleventh and best
dont make me cry lmao
This, with the "Wake Up" motif... 💔😭
@@ladyfoxwf1075 actually the end speech was matt Smith not the doctor he was basically telling the fans he would never forget
Amy's final goodbye to the Doctor makes me cry every time. That is then followed up by my laughing at Peter Capaldi's comments in his first appearance. I love this show.
"You happen to know how to fly this thing?"
Then Clara's look of horror
"Kidneys! I've got new kidneys! I don't like the colour!"
@@sorrenblitz805 “Of your kidneys?”
I will always remember Eleven as the Doctor, he isn’t just a regeneration, he isn’t just another Doctor, he’s the man who fixed the crack in the wall, he’s the man who saved the universe, he’s the raggedy man...
I'll alays remeber david tennet as the doctor because in the mists of saving the world he had a choice to live and go on doing what he wanted saving people flying in his box or saving the life of a man who really only had a few years who really would not do anything and he chose to save him
I see the Twelfth Doctor as all of his 11 faces mixed into one with a new flare
For me 9 is my doctor but 11 feels the most complete? Probably because he was allowed to change, grow, show all his different sides, and be more than the Doctor WHILE being the Doctor. Having family and friends that grew with him helped.
@@khaxjc1 10 I feel like is more complete he delt with the most loss and chose to die we saw him laugh and cry where as matt smith lost amy and rory who didn't even properly die
John Cena for me we didnt get enough moments of him just living. We were with him primarily for the adventures not so much the down moments which I feel is what made 11 feel more complete to me. We saw more of his time between the big adventures and there were more references to time and life we didn't see which feels more realistic. One of my favorite doctor who moments is with 9 when him, Rose, Mickey, and Jack are just sitting sharing stories until he finds the newspaper. It feels more real and grounded. I feel like we need that breather time now and again.
"I will always remember when The Doctor was me..."
I will never not cry at Matt's regeneration!
@@QuayNemSorr saammmmeeee!!
That line got me so much.
Don’t do me like that
Raggedy man, good night...
11: touches nose
11: I’ve had worse
9: -_-
“Look at the ears!”
When he said "I've had worse", he was talking about his bad breath.
Underrated comment 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
3: you dare disrespect me
Pretty sure he was talking about 3 with that one. Quoting 'Robot', "But I'd say the nose is a definite improvement"
It was amazing that Tom Baker made a cameo as an older 4th doctor. I think all the fans, young and old, loved seeing him and she’d a tear or two.
Legit it was awesome.
I cried like a baby ,not ashamed
Ngl, I squealed. (Tom was my Doctor growing up)
It also shows that the 13th doctors regeneration into David again was also planned. As Tom said “A few faces do come back”, meaning that others will come again and eventually tom
I love how childish he is but can turn sinister and intimidating at a moments notice 4:45 to when he says "must be a hell of a crack in your wall"
This is why matt smith is a brilliant actor
Had he even looked at it before saying that? Cause if not, damn he really IS that good!
i love his little voice crack when he says “i’m a girl”
His fears were rightfully so judging by what is going on no with a female doctor
He’s fears were rightfully so judging by what is going on now with a female doctor
@@nicolemajlat2768 Not her fault. It's the writers.
@@SimpSoul Moffat is a bad continuous writer
OMG! I KNOW RIGHT
I'll always say 10's exit was the most heart-wrenching, and 11's entrance is the best
Yeah, they definitely peaked. It's insane how sad David's goodbye makes you and how 11's introduction completely turns your mood around. Usually always takes a while to get used to and trust a new Doctor, but they managed it instantly with 11. I seriously doubt they'll ever top it
Including all of classic btw. Even Tom Baker had to have an entire episode first. Her the impression is immediate
“Still got legs! Good.”
After having watched DW now, I've realized that it's one thing for the show to be written well, but to also have it SCORED well.
Murray Gold knew the importance of theme songs and reprises. Emotional moments like regenerations and companion send-offs were made all the more painful by hearing the same melodies we've heard since the beginning. Hoping that he returns along with RTD in 2023!
Agreed, he was a colossal part of why it was brilliant.
Amy: would you be joining us?
Doctor: if it's no trouble?!
Rory: we've set a place for you.
Doctor: but you didn't know I was coming why would you...
Amy: ooooh because we always do. It's Christmas you moron.
That part always gets me, because that's the moment he realizes he has a family again. He even sheds a tear.
This is awful... Why did I think that watching this in a cafe is a good idea.😢
I heard a theory that the doctor went to visit Amy and Rory at this time right after he lost them to the weeping angels in Manhattan, which makes it even more tragic :(
my heart fills with so much joy for him at that moment. he's frozen in place and it feels like for once the doctor is lucky. Somehow after all this time he found people that will always wait for him
"I don't wanna go"
Why you gotta do me like this
That line took to me like a crowbar to Robin.
@@tonk3878 😂
Matt smith definitely had the most destructive regeneration
It is my personal theory that Radiation Effects The intensity of regeneration energy
Well yeah he turned into Capaldi.
Ten: Blows up Tardis
Eleven: OK, lemme show you how it's really done
*blows up an entire fleet of Daleks with the force of a moderately sized nuclear bomb*
@@chrisoddy8744 good thing it wasn't in the tardis it's been through a lot
I think it was because it was a new cycle and he died of old age
Funny how Matt had never watched the show but was one of the best doctors
For real?
He did his due diligence and watched the classics before starting. He is quoted as stating the 2nd is his favourite incarnation
@@pokeboi5438 it shows... he can be as childish and nonsensical as 2, and also just as dark and grim when needed... granted, 11 had a particularily dramatic run, and on the second half of his last series, got remarkably dark in general
but he will always remember when he was THE DOCTOR
@@JSPenaHe did his research though and watched Doctor Who before becoming The Doctor
When Amy tells him they always set a place for him for Christmas. That, I like to believe, is when The Doctor realizes he has a place he can go and call home. A real home with other people and not just alone in his TARDIS looking for a distraction. I like that
When the Ponds go back in time, they set a place every christmas in case the doctor could find a way back to them.
@@tbelenky Headcanon accepted.
@@eshbena it is pretty nice to think about
For real it's so inspiring
In hindsight this is one of the saddest moments in the show for me especially since I know that the Doctor loses Amy and Rory to the angels later.
“I’m not sure I completely understand.”
“Uh, we got married and had a kid, and that’s her.”
“……okay.”
Props to Rory for being the one character of this franchise with the ability to just say “eh” and go with it!
And this is why we love Rory
It's like he had such a boring life, anything would be better, even waiting 2000 years
Rory Ruled!
@@robbob5302 He started out pretty pathetic, but he got a lot better later on
@@moshpitfuneral Amy did NOT deserve him. He waits 2000 years for her and what does she do? Run off the night before her wedding. Basically leave him instead of simply telling him she’s incapable of having kids.
They really need to bring back the "I am the Doctor" theme. Nothing says I am the Doctor like well... I am the Doctor.
Dark_Tail - ikr, I really miss Murray Golds music
I don’t know; I really liked 12 “a good man” theme. Whenever that started playing I knew THE Doctor was on the screen
VulLord666 - yeah that was another cracking score
"All The Strange Strange Creatures" would work too
There is one thing you never ever put in a trap ME
I love Rorys look when the doctor makes them all stop moving, it's like he's just realised how much power this man holds and how dangerous he is and how lucky they are that he's on the humans side
It’s so weird how Eleven is the youngest looking doctor but feels like the oldest.
Aside Frome Capaldi and the newest he is
It's some timey-wimey lordey-wordey thing, 'cause regenerations are capped at 12 ('cause two 10s or War Doctor) and last regeneration (idk where i got that, you can correct me if i'm idiot) does not count as Timelord (the very reason why he overcompensating lol)
RIGHTTT
I’m pretty David looked younger when he first appeared.
I think the plan for Matt was he was ment to be a long term investment as The Doctor as someone who would have this role for at least 15 years but he got other offers
"I am and I will be always the optimist, the hoper of far-flung hopes and the dreamer of improbables dreams"
Everybody gangster until the doctor's music starts playing.
Chris Kemp u already know
everyones gangster until the doctor takes off the bowtie
yes my G hahaha
I'm the doctor. Basically
*RUN*
then we are all babies
"River told us"
"of course she did"
"SHES A GOOD GIRL!"
Lol a mothers protection
Bad Guy "'Fear me, I have killed hundreds of Timelords"
The Doctor "Fear me! I killed them all! "
Best of matt Smith
**Starts with david Tennant**
I know right! 😂😂😂😂😂
@@tombstone9500 Why wouldn't it start with David both of you are idiots
twenty one cries for help because its his regeneration, and matt is in it...
It's because Matt Smith was the best doctor ever since he regenerated into such
@@LeahBeth_1997 your not wrong there m8
Matt played it so well
Defo!
Yes
Before Moffat went mad
So did peter. They are both so funny but so freaking wise at the same time.
@@ԹհՎí yes 100%
“I’m being extremely clever up here and there’s no one to stand around looking impressed what’s the point in having you all!?”
I think this doctor has the most impactful script. The lines just resonate so deep in the mind. He makes you really feel the emotion of the moment. You almost have to believe he truly is the real doctor.
If this show ended with Matt smiths doctor I honestly wouldn’t have minded, great way to end a classic
Then we wouldn't have the angry Scottish Doctor :V
@@zephyrerazortail5478 I loved it when 12th was high on regeneration energy. Like when he called Clara Handles and said “You’ve really let yourself go”
@@thebostonterrierdude1585 Haha yeah. The green one. And... not the green one. That was fun.
But we wouldnt have heavent sent!
I think if the show were to end it should e end in twice upon time it’s the perfect send off
All tears come to me with that “I don’t want to go”
I love 10 but that's a happy moment for me cos that's when we got 11 haha
@@tomitankengine Fuck you.
@@tomitankengine What are you Dr. Manhattan?
@@Anti-HyperLink I'm guessing you don't like 11, may I ask why?
@@ethanruzic8071 He's a massive Tennant fanboy/girl. As much as a love Tennant, I love Smith pretty much just as much, so its kind of annoying how he's going into all the comments and shitting on people who prefer Smith over Tennant
I like how even when Amy has no idea what's going on, she immediately gets with the program if they're in danger and the Doctor tells her to do something weird
"I will not forget one line of this, not one day. I will always remember when the Doctor was me." - Always loved this line in his closing monologue; it was just as much Smith saying goodbye to the part as it was the Doctor saying goodbye to this regeneration.
Good clips, definitely, but where's the love for A Good Man Goes to War? The "Colonel Runaway" bit at least should have made it.
Each Doctor’s final line(s) usually read like the actor saying goodbye. Nine, “you were brilliant. And you know what? So was I.” Ten, “I don’t want to go.” Eleven, “I will always remember when the Doctor was me.” Twelve, “Doctor… I let you go.”
It's incredible how The Doctor can be 1 character and 13 distinctly different and diverse characters at the same time.
There's nothing else like it in sci-fi.
Except maybe Inspector Spacetime
@@komagamez2000 six seasons and a movie
@@komagamez2000 Hahahah nice reference
That is until you get to 13 with an actress that never saw the show, knew nothing about the character and is written by a woke hack
@@IAteYourFace72 Let's pretend by "13" they meant Doctors 1 through 12 and the War Doctor.
No one:
Absolutely no one:
BBC: Here, cry a little.
Cry a lot*
Cry two Ponds and A River.
Exactly.
@@MelodyMcFly *gasp*
@@MelodyMcFly *gasp* _You did not!_
Matt Smith is by far the best of the 'new' doctors. His voice skills alone seems him apart from the others. His ability to go from a regular upbeat tone to the sound of an old wise man for me really sells the notion of a being that has lived for over 1000 years.
Then there is also the fact that this 1 hour video still only includes a small fraction of the great scenes he had.
Doctor Who: How many Matt Smith episodes do you want? Me: Yes.
Yes
No but do you mean yes, or yes...?
Acsah Kulasingham yess...
😀
KIDNEYS!!!!!!!!!
Hands down best doctor ever, they made a series of characters who you can actually feel sad about when they regenerate. Name another series I’ll wait.
My brother thinks the 9th is the best I mean he's really good but not as good as matt smith
@@Vaeht101 10th will always be my favourite it’s a shame the 13th killed the show
@@dylanblack8714 It's not 13th to kill the program, is Chibnall.
@@luciatroiani7906 the fraud
series 4 the 10th doctor my eyes instinctually started crying when i saw that scene
Both David Tennant and Matt Smith portrayed, Dr. Who, perfectly in my book. Both were intensley serious when needed and were so funny.. Brilliantly done at different times in their episodes.... Brought me laughter and tears.. And finger biting moments..
Well done Gentlemen. 👍😃
This. I never knew about Classic Who, don't remember what made me start New Who one day on Netflix and I instantly fell in love with the series and Eccleston's Doctor. I wasn't spoiled in the series and was shocked and unhappy when Tennant took over at the end of the season, only to instantly fall in love with him in his premier episode. Loved Tennant and his goodbye episode with the Ood's singing him to sleep is the most beautiful tribute and one of my favorite episodes. I'd learned from Tennant and was open minded to Smith and loved him from the climax of the 11th Hour.
David and Matt are both my favorite doctors and absolute treasures. I did try Capaldi but he just doesn't fit right. He started too angry and got saddled with bad writing so I never did connect with him. (Going to retry him. Jodie's episodes I haven't tried yet but from what I've seen online she's being massively underserved too and is a better actress then what she's being given.
Here's hoping Russell can give her the material she deserves and we get some terrific story arcs.
@@danistaab7152 in my opinion, series 8 dipped somewhat but I place series 9 2nd only to series 4
@@danistaab7152 capaldis heaven sent episode might be the best doctor who episode ever so defo watch that
I've watched a lot of Doctor Who in the last few years and from everything that I've watched the Eleventh Doctor is my absolute favorite. In my opinion Matt Smith optimized the very essence of the doctor and handled some of his biggest moments ever with perfection. I love all the Doctors but I think that Eleven will always be "my doctor"
I watched a handful of episodes as a kid. But I started watching regularly along with the reboot. David Tennant was my doctor followed by Matt Smith and Jodie Foster. I do wish there was better writing though for her.
Same, he just catured my heart!
I started watching Doctor Who with Tom Baker and I have to say he remains 'My Doctor', but I have loved every Doctor - some more than others, of course. But seeing Tom come back as the Curator unleashed such a flood of tears for me. I love new Who, I waited sooooo long for them to bring back the show, and I just want all of the Doctors to be brilliant so I won't lose my favorite show again. I'm not sure I could survive another decades long drought. XD
i dunno
@@mikoto7693 I think you meant Whittaker. Jodie Foster was the Silence of the Lambs girl.
😊
“Hello. I’m the Doctor. Basically, run.” Where is this moment? Eleven’s first great moment IMO
Exactly!
My first thought 😂😂
That was the moment I knew he was our doctor!
@@murrcat1021 Me too. I was enjoying him through the first episode, but I wasn't sure he would have the staying power - until I saw that speech. Then I knew he was the Doctor.
Every Doctor has their defining moment.
9 had me at "Run", but his real moment was the turning of the Earth
10 got me at "No second Chances"
11 was "I'm the Doctor"
12 didn't really get his moment until Hell Bent. In my opinion, he spent too long wondering if he was a good man and being overshadowed by Clara until then...
Still waiting for 13s though. She hasn't been given her chance to shine yet
@@chrisbriwn6737 I completely agree with everything you said especially with 12 and 13. I'm looking forward to 13s moment even though I'm not a huge fan of how the series is going with her at the helm she's still the Doctor and I'm excitedly awaiting her moment
My first ever episode of Doctor Who was The Impossible Astronaut. Quite a way to be introduced to the series, with the Doctor dying in the first few minutes.
Lol you must've been so confused
Ah, mine was "Closing time"
@@crownshatter4244 me the eleventh hour
S3 EP2 "The Shakespeare Code" was my first episode. My godmother refused to miss the episode while babysitting me and got me thoroughly hooked. I got my mom sucked in with the next episode. We've watched it together ever since.
I think mine was when the 10th Doctor visited the multiple News New York with Rose.
11th doctor: fought daleks, cybemran, giant freaking weeping angels, the end of the entire world
So, what's your worst enemy?
11th: *Bread and butter*
And beacon
"Beans are EVIL"
Never eat pears
"twitter.."
"I never forget a face."
"Oh no, you don't. And in years to come, you might find yourself revisiting a few but just the old favourites, eh?"
Watching this now, knowing Tennant is returning makes this SO MUCH MORE EPIC!!!
not really....
Ikr
I know, right? I'm really glad we now have both 14 and 15, and hope Tennant will come back for a cameo now and then. Meantime, I wish Ncuti Gatwa much success! ❤😊
I just noticed the Wall art kinda looks like the current Tardis walls without the lights
Clara: one time could you just walk past the fez
11: never gonna happen
Fes, just saying
@@ovguklc5907 use google it is fez
him walking past a Fez is less likely than me not fangirling during this video
Wow you know better than me ha? I’m a turkish guy and this is a turkish wear item dear. So yeah it is called a Fes. Not in your language i presume. Anyway you know a new thing now. You’re welcome.
You corrected a correct statement, it is in english.
If we’re assuming that the doctor managed to actually do 5,000,000 kicks in half an hour assuming that the other 2 tasks took only 30 minutes combined he would have to be doing 2,777 kicks a second. He would have broken the universe by kicking a ball
What did you expect ? He's The Doctor.
He seems kinda sus to me tbh Let’s vote him out
Rule Number 1
@@VRAO04 The doctor lies...
Well remember missy in the 13ths episodes? Where she could stop planes in mid air? He can slow down time, he can stop time
I needed this today. I miss Matt sooooo much. He will always be MY Doctor.
Same!!!
That's because he turns you on and that's literally it. You're just another idiot that watches this show for the hot guy and doesn't have the brain capacity to understand anything that's actually going on.
@@Anti-HyperLink That's not true, you delusional fuckwit.
Matt Smith will always be my favorite doctor no matter what anybody else says, he had the feel of a crazy old man who just had enough of bs thrown at him his whole life. but he chose to be kind, clever, and extremely funny. thats the doctor i know and he will always be my favorite out of all of them
❤❤❤
Matt's the best modern Doctor. No questions. David was lighthearted Peter was serious. Matt is the perfect balance between.
That's why i love all 3 from one to the next
You think the TIMELORD VICTORIOUS was 'light-hearted'? U smokin crack bruh?
“I am definitely a mad man with a box”
I always, always, get something in my eyes, when The Doctor sees Amy just before he regenerates. When she says: "Raggedy man, goodnight", it reduces me to a blubbing wreck. Every bloody time.
*best of 11th doctor*
Me: You can’t put all his episodes in can you?
The lady who plays the TARDIS ,can not think of a more perfect actor ,she was amazing
Suzanne Jones😊
@@joannelively9934 Suranne
.......and Hot!
Actress, more specifically. Actress is the feminine, actor is both the masculine and feminine when speaking nonspecifically, it since you’re referring to directly about a woman, it would be actress.
@@vananon51 I thought that we don't use the word actress anymore.
Can we talk about his regeneration?
The TARDIS from his point of view was full of things he loved, things that were important to him, Amilia, the song the girl sung to the parasite sun, but what is covering every square inch of the TARDIS? Every, single, drawing, every kid, in the 900 years he was on Trensalore, made. That is the most hearts warming thing the 11th Doctor ever showed us.
You didn't need to make me cry again with the "I don't wanna go" scene
Vision of Amy Pond: "Raggedy Man....Good night."
A powerful image in a series and a doctor filled with them. I've enjoyed Eccleston, Tennant and Capaldi very much...but my heart is with Matt Smith's run.
"Do the smart thing and let somebody else try first" i always loved that scene is one of his best one
'Best of Matt Smith'
Why is the video not 3 seasons long?
Yeah, this would only cover a single episode!
The whole Rings of A. Speech is honestly my favorite of his. So raw. It really shows the pain and pure emotion that fills not just 11, but all of the Doctors. The fact that he will release his experience, even welcomes the process, is just so indicative of what he is willing to do. The agony in his voice when he tells the story of his journey is just... wow
My favourite doctor.
*BOW TIES ARE COOL!*
"I wear a Fez now, Fezzes are cool!"
Mine too.
Let's not forget the Stetson ;)
I wear a fez now fezzes are cool
I wear a Stitsin. (Western cowboy hat)
@Matthew Lo Love your profile pic, did you make it yourself?
No doctor has made me cry like Matt's doctor did. He was the doctor my sons grew up with. We will never forget when the doctor was you.
“Compensating?”
“For what??”
“Regeneration, it’s a lottery.”
Lol I love how he is just bullying himself
@@BlazeDupree1525 The funny thing is that if you watch all the old Classic cross-overs, no one is harder on the Doctor than he is on his previous and future selves.
@@eshbena I was just watching some classics crossovers earlier today they are so funny.
Title: Says "The Best of the Eleventh Doctor"
Video: DOESN'T PLAY SEASONS 5 TO 7 WHOLE
With adds where they would cut to commercial on tv
The BBC doesn't have adverts?
1:01:43 Clara's "WHAT THE ACTUAL F***" expression when she realizes the Twelfth Doctor has forgotten how to fly the TARDIS would be the perfect moment for a Tenth Doctor-style triple-what.
i've only watched matt smith in HOTD so now i'm searching for him.. damn... daemon was a 180 turn for him... such a versatile actor.
His performance as Prince Philip in the Crown is worth watching as well.
@@tiernanrea1726 let me watch the crown then! thanks for the reco!
Same!!
Don't bother with watching Morbius he's the best bit and that's because he's hamming it up
@@geckokid8265 i will!!
Have to be much longer than this to cover all the best moments. The heartbreak of Amy Pond's departure, "Raggedy Man.... goodbye"
So many more. But this was a good start.
20:07
House: Fear Me I've Killed Hundreds Of Time-Lords.
Doctor: Fear Me I've Killed All Of Them.
Me: DAMN.
House sounds like the narrator from Stanley parable
When I saw house, my first thought was House from the show 'House M.D'
@@JohnSmith-wg6nt Literally where my brain went 😂
#1 Matt
@@JohnSmith-wg6nt That's what I thought. And that's funny because he's British and he plays a doctor. An American doctor.
There’s one thing you forgot, Doctor Who channel people, you forgot to include the scene where the 11th Doctor phones Clara to go easy on the new Doctor, the 12th Doctor, that’s “he’s scared as much as you are”, that’s the transition of Clara’s vision to the new Doctor.
Hein Aung I think they forgot a lot more than just one thing
Which never made sense to me having met between 3 and all the Dr's that she would have so much issue with 12
his regeneration scene still makes me cry to this day. none of the others have ever done that... Matt Smith is and always will be MY doctor. Just like Karen Gillan will always be my favorite companion. I miss this era so much.
"I'm being extremely clever up here and there's no-one to stand around looking impressed. What's the point in having you all?"
He's so light-hearted and silly most of the times, but when you squeeze his arm too tight, he's an absolute menace. Bloody love this show and miss Matt Smith
Does anyone know if there’s raw footage of each regeneration as think David Tennant would look hilarious as it’s just a really emotional moment then *poses dramatically as nothing happens for 5 seconds*
th-cam.com/video/IU_23jXUSEU/w-d-xo.html
"I don't wanna go"
*A-poses for 5 seconds*
The doctor basically having adhd and getting mad when hes watching the cubes and ends up doing 20 million things to distract himself
"'l'll suffer, if I have to kill you."
"More than every living being in the universe?"
"Yes."
Wow River really is *impossible* isn't she? :D
One thing I didn't understand, how did the Tesselecta got in the place of the Doctor by Lake Silencio? He was inside that walking talking robot with tiny little people operating it at the top of the pyramid, but when time was correcting itself by the touch of River and the Doctor (could they really touch, when he was in the eye?), how were they transported to the corresponding time at Lake Silencio instead of the real Doctor? For me personally, that's a plothole. I love Doctor Who (even with the current 13th Doctor, fight me), but this didn't make sense to me.
@@Croftice1 The way I understood it the "first" Doctor we saw in The Impossible Astronaut was already the Tesselecta.
All the flashbacks in The Wedding of River Song are to before he invites them to join him in Utah. Including the one where he meets the Tesselecta crew and asks to use their machine.
So they weren't transported to Lake Silencio at all -- the Tesselecta was already there, already taking the place of the Doctor.
I do think that particular episode could have done a better job explaining... any of that, coherently. When your whole plot device is "all of time happening at once" it gets hard for the viewers to separate cause from effect. ;)
The best of best. Best companions, best TARDIS, best sonic screwdriver, best doctor. To be clear I'm talking about his first TARDIS not the second and I'd say the same about the intro at the time.
Nope, nope, nope and...nope.
Yep, yep, yep and...yep.
@@squalloogal well who do you think was the best?
Umar Saddique the numbers don’t lie. Most watched = 10. Favourite voted = 10. There’s less people watching this or any 11 videos than 10’s videos.
11 is America’s favourite (at least he was but even that’s under threat as more viewers watch)
Physco Gunzerker the most popular is 10 followed by 4 (who held 1st place for decades)
Matt Smith is a good actor but his youth stopped him from being able to play the gravitas of the ancient Doctor.
Grew up with ten and eleven but I will never forget how good matt Smith was, some people gave up on him because of the loss of ten but he was so great while portraying the doctor
That transition from Dave to Matt was my first life crisis. I was so sad and heartbroken and then enthusiastic and amazed. Brilliant
This came on auto play and I wasn’t ready for ten’s regeneration.
I wasn’t ready
I'm so sorry :
literally same
neither was he
So... where’s the rest of this? This isn’t best? MONOLOGUE FROM ELLEVENTH HOUR? BOWTIED ARE COOL? THE FEZ OR THE MOP SCENE OR THE JAMMY DODGER, COMMON WHAT THE HELL WHERE ARE THEY? YOU MISSED SO MANY. OOOMMGGG stomageddon monologue? Him being dragged into the pandorica, town called mercy, THE DEATH OF THE PONDS?! LIKE COMMON!
We just need the entirety of his run as the doctor basically
Nerd Enthused Funny thing is I read this with a Matt Smith voice.
I get what your saying but it’s pronounced c’mon not common. Common is something that happens a lot.
It's best of, not "Everything Matt Smith was in"
Yeah I noticed that too
Just put his whole Era in a video and let it run all the way
There’s so so much to appreciate from him and his run
I’m not gonna lie I’m glad that I started with cristopher eclestone, but Matt smith is the most memorable doctor for sure
I liked matt smiths doctor but I still think David tennants doctor is the most memorable
MrLank both were amazing and influential
MS is such a convincing doctor, he plays sad, happy, old, young, mad with such conviction! Along with 9 & 10 he is my favourite dr!!♥️
He was rather angry, I wasn’t keen on that
Amy is wearing a wig in that last scene there with Smith. She was doing guardians of the galaxy at the time.
I think the uncanny thing is that her hair was that long, I actually noticed too.. but it's okay. I still cry
They both were wearing wings. Matt for another role he was doing had changed his hair so both were in wigs.
Best christmas present ever.
Callam 115
EXACTLY I WAS JUST ABOUT TO SAY
Definitely amazing!
waterfieldV
How lol?
Wouldn't anything doctor who related be the same in that case?
We are missing the about 50 more hours if we are talking about the best moments of 11
Fun fact: Matt Smith didn’t like fish fingers and custard so they kept purposely messing up that scene so that Matt had to keep redoing it and eating the fish custard. This fact just makes the scene so much better
Fun Fact: That's a complete lie, the fish fingers Matt Smith ate were actually coconut cakes made to look like fish fingers
who on earth would actually eat the abomination combination of fish custard
False i was on the set
@@res6696My sister had it on her 11th birthday because she's such a fan of Matt Smith's Doctor
@@diegoxavier9107 ewww