Ludovico I don’t think so. Moffat is almost unanimously the best writer the show has ever had, but it did need a change of pace regardless, he could do it forever.
I did not like the episode, but honestly I am quite harsh on a lot of Dr.Who, so many of the episodes are very mediocre but the ones that shine are enough that I have watched the whole damn show.
British One the doctor’s daughter was a very mediocre episode with some great moments for me. I really liked the whole concept of the Doctor finding a new reason to live only to have it stripped away, and the line about the time lords being a shared knowledge and shared suffering was quite emotional and powerful
@@MrGreaves That is kinda my problem with the episode, Introduce a new status quo change just to have it taken taken away and not really have impact anything, classic serial show trope, if the daughter character joined up as a companion we could have had some great exploration of interesting concepts in future episodes
Ryan Easterling good point, I’m kinda left wishing she stuck around for maybe the finale. The whole “finding a new reason to live only to have it stripped away” idea would be a lot more impactful then, especially seeing as how much he actually loses in that episode
@@plastamania - they could have got other extras tho...it's a big street, you'd think there be more than three people... ...Maybe don't take my extras joke so seriously...?
One of my favorite things about Donna is that she never fell in love with the doctor so she never got jealous of Rose like Martha did or never even got jealous of Martha. She was never jealous of any previous Camp an answer cuz she wasn't looking for that with the doctor. She was looking to find herself with traveling with the doctor oh, so she was able to be happy for Rose and talk crap on the doctor with Martha even, haha
A six is harsh. It's a fantastic UNIT story that doesn't take itself too seriously and is clever without being overcomplicated. And David Tennant as always is on top form.
@@saskruffriders8234 Agreed, I love this story 😁 It's a perfect mix of action, emotion and hight stakes, and great way to introduce the Sontarans to a modern audience.
I liked it I dont get why it gets so much hate.the sontharans are introtuced in a good way while also subverting them in a way.the plot is a bit rought and Martha should definetly get more screentime but otherwise its a solid 7-8/10
I love this two-parter. It's one of my "go-to" stories when I don't know what to watch. The Doctor, Donna, Martha, Clone Martha, Wilf, Sontarons... it's all good. Not classic, but a lot of fun to watch.
This has always been one of my favourite two parters. It’s just so tightly done, it’s probably my favourite reintroduction of a classic villain bc it treats them with respect while also being comedic. Plus the redesign is cool. Not as cool as the Silurians, but the Silurian two parter isn’t as good of a story imo. Mint review boyo xoxo
Me too usually, I was wrong both times here tho. The way he was talking I was sure he'd say 6/10 for part 1 and 7/10 for part 2. They'd be my ratings anyway
6:01 - That's literally the first time I've seen that particular bit. And I've watched that episode more than once. Proves how insignificant that one woman is. But hey, she can join the Abzorbaloff's club, there is still place as he and apparantly Benni are the only members.
The Sontaran conflict with the Rutans would make for a good episode of Doctor Who, despite the little green blobs only appearing in Horror of Fang Rock and the spuds appearing the SJA and main Doctor Who.
Harry: yes im doing fires of pompeii *Sad the Unquiet Dead, the Long Game, Father's Day, Boom Town, the Christmas Invasion, New Earth, Rise of the Cybermen, the Age of Steel, the Idiot's Lantern, the Runaway Bride, the Lazarus Experiment noises heard in the distance*
Davids acting when he tells him to get the soldiers out of there but he ignores the doctor and corrects him by saying Ross’ name and shouting at him still makes me chill
2:43 Personally I reckon the self-driving car thing is even *more* scary now that's on the verge of becoming a reality. Do we really believe self-driving vehicles will be 100% hack-proof? That fear of someone remotely seizing control of our vehicle and using it to harm us is potentially just about to become real. (It makes no sense that ATMOS is an exhaust-filtration system that somehow makes the car automated though...).
Are you going to release the "father's day" (and others) reviews from patreon to youtube after about a week/month, or is it fully exclusive to patreon forever?
Terry Tuna there’s no incentive to join his patreon if it will just get released in time, so if you want to watch those videos join the patreon, and support him.
Great review as always but Jo doesn't ask her car to drive her to UNIT but she was using voice recognition to programme a SatNav route. Much like Google Maps or the good ol' Tom Tom SatNav of the day. To be honest, Driverless cars are a terrible idea, not only does it scream car accidents but cars are an excuse to not walk anywhere so it just screams laziness. Things are Hella bad if humans have gotten so lazy to actually drive. If Skyrim had a Laziness branch on its skill tree, this'd be Laziness 100.
In the scene where they're chanting 'sonta-ha', the one just before the Doctor threatens to blow up the ship, you can hear Luke's voice among the chanting - they just used the same chant soundclip from earlier in the episode.
In fairness to the writer, Steven Moffat was originally supposed to write the Dalek two-parter, but he "messed them around" at the last minute, and took the Doctor-light story to make up for it; hence, Blink. Helen had to write *two episodes* (and Dalek episodes no less) with very little time. Blame Steven #moffatmustgo
@@QuokkaCore Eh, they weren't all bad, Out of Time and Random Shoes were both solid 7/10s and Everything Changes was a solid start to the series. Small Worlds and Countrycide were 6/10. Ghost Machine was a 5/10. The rest of them were pretty bad though, with the worst one easily being Day One.
@@QuokkaCore That's a good point, probably make for some really funny videos. I rewatched Torchwood recently and the first series was hilariously bad at some points hahaha
@@ABonafideSkeleton I honestly like most of the first series, though I realise there are flaws and it was clearly trying to find its feet still. Also unpopular opinion, but Cyberwoman is actually a really good episode outside of the design of the cyber woman itself.
If you haven't already can you do a ''Did it Suck?'' on the ''Voyage of the Damned'' please? I like that episode and I'd like to hear your opinions/ critiques on it.
What I really like is that the sontarans need to stop bullets to survive I was expecting UNIT to take out experimental laser guns from the United States
Episodes still to review: The Unquiet Dead The Long Game Boom-Town Born-Again The Christmas Invasion New Earth The Idiot's Lanturn The Runaway Bride The Infinite Quest The Lazerus Experiment Time-Crash Voyage Of The Dammed The Doctor's Daughter The Unicorn And The Wasp Silence In The Library/Forest Of The Dead Midnight Turn-Left The Stolen Earth/Journey's End The Next Doctor Planet Of The Dead Dreamland The Waters Of Mars The End Of Time (Parts 1 & 2) The Eleventh Hour Meanwhile In The TARDIS (#1) The Beast Below Victory Of The Daleks Time Of Angles/Flesh And Stone Meanwhile In The TARDIS (#2) Vampires In Venice Amy's Choice The Hungry Earth/Cold Blood The-Lodger The Pandorica Opens/The Big Bang Space/Time A Christmas Carol The Impossible Astronaut/Day Of The Moon The Curse Of The Black-Spot The Doctor's Wife The Rebel-Flesh/The Almost-People A Good Man Goes To War Night-Terrors The Girl Who Waited The God-Complex Closing-Time The Wedding Of River-Song The Doctor, The Widow, And The Wardrobe Asylum Of The Daleks Dinosaurs On A Spaceship A Town Called Mercy The Power Of 3 Angles Take Manhattan P.S. The Snowmen The Bells Of Saint John's The Rings Of Akkatan Cold-War Hide Journey To The Center Of The TARDIS The Crimson Horror Nightmare In Silver The Name Of The Doctor An Adventure In Space And Time The Night Of The Doctor The Fiveish Doctors Reboot The Last Day The Day Of The Doctor The Time Of The Doctor Last Christmas Hey, if anyone's interested, I'm reviewing all the Doctor Who stories on my channel, with me just having finished the Jon Pertwer era! No pressure, of-course; Just if you're ever bored. :)
I agree with most of the video but as far as the “smart kid crying” bit (sorry it’s been years since I last viewed the whole 2 parter itself) I always felt the laughing/crying mix was intentional. He’s crying because everything backfired but laughing out of half disbelief and half acceptance that this could happen. Like he knew that it could happen when he dealt with the Sontaran’s but didn’t believe it would come to it. To me that didn’t feel like bad acting it felt like an intentional performance of desperation, regret, disbelief and acceptance of the situation all in one scene
7:10 I never noticed how white Martha's teeth are, girl is surely brushing her teeth properly, wow. 8:40 To be honest I'm not a fan of this episode, but also it is not bad. It had some strong moments, and comparing to what we had in other seasons it is ok. Still it does feel lackluster with what this season also had to offer. But being one of the mediocre episode from the best season of NuWho is still better than being the best out of the worst season of NuWho.
Ugh I remember that scene where it's Martha chatting to her dying clone had like half a dozen different musical scores fading in & out and overlapping each other, really added to the lighting nausea
I forget in which episode of this 2 parter this is (I think the first one) but 10 runs out of the mansion and into the car, and as he gets into the car, you can see the green screen from the car window. It's hard to tell because it's easily mistaken for the lawn as it happens so fast haha
Honestly the only thing I remember about these two episodes is how shocked I was when I found out the guy who played Rattigan went on to be Grumio in Plebs.
I really like the Doctor's Daughter episode. Great premise & sci-fi setting with the civil war--which has great pacing & twists. Jinny is such a great character that brings about really interesting moments between the doctor, her, and Donna. & it has another great anti-war message that personifies Tenant's doctor
I cant wait for the next episode because there is a huge mistake that doctor who made at the end because you can clearly see a stage light inside the tardis
PLEASE PLEASE PLEEAASSE do the rest of inside no 9. You did season one a year ago and stopped but it's just aired season 5 and has confirmed the arrival of two more seasons.
Compared to "new who" season1, this was BRILLIANT and amazing. Yes, it was always a bit cheese. It was always low budget. There were always plot holes. But at least it didn't beat you over the head with a tedious sermon.
I remember when I watched this episode when it first came out, I was too young to understand most of it, so when the soldiers got zapped, I remember asking what happened, and my parents responded with “they’re just outing them to sleep” Simpler times
This may sound like an odd opinion, but did anyone else feel like they were setting up Ross to prehaps be a future companion, Like I could see him being a unit officer that realises that to defeat the intergalactic horrors of the universe, Unit cant just open fire and rain lead and nukes on them, And perhaps this would give the doctor a reason to take ross alongside him for a few adventures to show him how guns, despite what ross was told in his Unit training, are bloody pointless against aliens. Dont get me wrong I know he dies, but the chemistry between him and the doctor, The grief the Doctor had on his face when he realised Ross was dead, It just felt like they're could of been some build up for his character, and maybe set him up to either work alongside Martha in some sort of Spin off Show or join the doctor in 2 or 3 episodes
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I've been away.
Have you seen much classic who?
Me: " *Haven't seen you for days* "
Harry: "Been away."
Harry's Haunted House wait, is that...?
I remember watching this and being like "Cool Martha's back!" And then she's just kidnapped for the majority of the episodes
You know the narrators never had fascination to Marta.
She was great in Torchwood though
russell t davies' commentary on this in his book is literally "oops, sorry freema!"
Poor Martha the writers totally screwed her over. Freeman is a great actress. I hope she comes back one day and gets a better arch.
She was done better in torchwood
Last time I was this early we still had hope for the Chibnall era.
I’m quite excited for the future really.
Did we ever? Chibnall had always been a shit writer and undeserving of showrunner. At least Moffat actually was the most deserving when he got it.
@@linkofvev People were pretty excited for a change of pace/showrunner since we were all burned out on Moffat's stuff. Oh how foolish we were.
Ludovico I don’t think so. Moffat is almost unanimously the best writer the show has ever had, but it did need a change of pace regardless, he could do it forever.
@NovaWolf Gaming have you even watched season 11
Me, who likes the doctors daughter: nice vid can't wait till the next one
HARRY: Tear to shreds
Me: oh
I remember liking that episode at the time.
I did not like the episode, but honestly I am quite harsh on a lot of Dr.Who, so many of the episodes are very mediocre but the ones that shine are enough that I have watched the whole damn show.
British One the doctor’s daughter was a very mediocre episode with some great moments for me. I really liked the whole concept of the Doctor finding a new reason to live only to have it stripped away, and the line about the time lords being a shared knowledge and shared suffering was quite emotional and powerful
@@MrGreaves That is kinda my problem with the episode, Introduce a new status quo change just to have it taken taken away and not really have impact anything, classic serial show trope, if the daughter character joined up as a companion we could have had some great exploration of interesting concepts in future episodes
Ryan Easterling good point, I’m kinda left wishing she stuck around for maybe the finale. The whole “finding a new reason to live only to have it stripped away” idea would be a lot more impactful then, especially seeing as how much he actually loses in that episode
3:21 - I've never seen someone capture the mood of the Series 4 theme quite so well
He’s got the perfect head-banging hair
This is quite possibly the earliest I've been here, mainly just because I love the Sontaran 2 parter
Tbh all classic Sontaran episodes are great. I loved all of them. Especially the one on Gallifray (can't remember the name)
You and me both, pal
This episode is abit underrated if I’m gonna be honest
*I love how the BBC literally has one extra:*
5:56
12:49
15:10
nightowl Haven’t seen you for days!
@@fungusman9726 - it's ironic considering just how often we see her.
To be fair she does live there.
It is supposed to be the same woman tho.... cuz she’s their neighbour...
@@plastamania - they could have got other extras tho...it's a big street, you'd think there be more than three people...
...Maybe don't take my extras joke so seriously...?
How did he get in? *In-tru-da Window?*
A joke so good they used it twice. Henry Van Statten wants his money back.
21 hours ago?
I always thought it felt cheap when Tennant said it. Same with the "Are you my mummy?" line, when he said it in the poison sky.
Elvynd Why was that cheap?
@@denisenaylor1229 he releases videos first for patrons about a day before they go live proper.
Elvynd David Tennant improvised the line so it’s not down to the script
Man oh man am I waiting for your take on the "Midnight" episode. First time I've seen the Doctor show true fear.
Rey bloody purchase!
One of Davids best episodes
@@gooseincrocs And I think it's actually the next episode he is reviewing.
It's here
U must have missed 42. The Doctor was terrified in that episode too, imho.
One of my favorite things about Donna is that she never fell in love with the doctor so she never got jealous of Rose like Martha did or never even got jealous of Martha. She was never jealous of any previous Camp an answer cuz she wasn't looking for that with the doctor. She was looking to find herself with traveling with the doctor oh, so she was able to be happy for Rose and talk crap on the doctor with Martha even, haha
One of the many reasons she’s my favourite companion, as well as THAT scene in The Unicorn and The Wasp.
Yes and in... that era... this companion called Yaz had a terrible romance with the Doctor
David Tennent actually forgot his line so he improvised with “are you my mummy” the other guy just rolled with it
A six is harsh. It's a fantastic UNIT story that doesn't take itself too seriously and is clever without being overcomplicated. And David Tennant as always is on top form.
IMO this 2 parter was a 9/10. But hey, it’s not my episode review. 😊
@@saskruffriders8234 Agreed, I love this story 😁 It's a perfect mix of action, emotion and hight stakes, and great way to introduce the Sontarans to a modern audience.
I liked it I dont get why it gets so much hate.the sontharans are introtuced in a good way while also subverting them in a way.the plot is a bit rought and Martha should definetly get more screentime but otherwise its a solid 7-8/10
I love this two-parter. It's one of my "go-to" stories when I don't know what to watch. The Doctor, Donna, Martha, Clone Martha, Wilf, Sontarons... it's all good. Not classic, but a lot of fun to watch.
i would've never thought cheesy means "cheap and low of quality"
3:21 Harry is coping in quarantine well it seems
Sontarans are just war potatoes.
This has always been one of my favourite two parters. It’s just so tightly done, it’s probably my favourite reintroduction of a classic villain bc it treats them with respect while also being comedic. Plus the redesign is cool. Not as cool as the Silurians, but the Silurian two parter isn’t as good of a story imo. Mint review boyo xoxo
Every time I see the Valiant I always expect the next line to be “Lieutenant Green, launch all Angels!”
I love Captain Scarlet, and apparently that was the point. The Valiant was designed to look like Cloudbase.
They've even got an indestructible Captain!
The last time Sontarans will ever really be threatening.
Well there was Commander Strax with "A Good Man Goes To War" and later in another stories not so bad in the first he appers.
@@python86ourside9 You mean the episode where he offers to breastfeed a baby?
The Last Sontaran in SJA was pretty good though
Python 86 Our Side Strax was a good guy in that episode. Bottom line, good guys are not threatening to the audience.
@@arthurmclaughlin1458 yes
I've watched so many Did It Suck episodes now that I can predict the rating before you say it. 😁
Me too usually, I was wrong both times here tho. The way he was talking I was sure he'd say 6/10 for part 1 and 7/10 for part 2. They'd be my ratings anyway
I choked on my drink at "crank that soldier boi" thanks for nearly killing me xD
Is he gay?
@@LucasAbedecain I mean if so I'd go for him 😏
Lucas is who?
@@agahpawls1461 I assume the soldier boi
Lowzi Bojine no he ain’t :(
1:17 *I'm only now noticing just how much Budget Man resembles Sidney Newman.*
It's actually uncanny.
Wow. That's weird actually. Maybe it's a descendent. God bless stock imagery.
6:01 - That's literally the first time I've seen that particular bit. And I've watched that episode more than once. Proves how insignificant that one woman is. But hey, she can join the Abzorbaloff's club, there is still place as he and apparantly Benni are the only members.
The Sontaran conflict with the Rutans would make for a good episode of Doctor Who, despite the little green blobs only appearing in Horror of Fang Rock and the spuds appearing the SJA and main Doctor Who.
Harry: yes im doing fires of pompeii
*Sad the Unquiet Dead, the Long Game, Father's Day, Boom Town, the Christmas Invasion, New Earth, Rise of the Cybermen, the Age of Steel, the Idiot's Lantern, the Runaway Bride, the Lazarus Experiment noises heard in the distance*
Harry's Haunted House last episode was 2 weeks ago
Me: sees hes uploaded
Me: havent seen you for days
Davids acting when he tells him to get the soldiers out of there but he ignores the doctor and corrects him by saying Ross’ name and shouting at him still makes me chill
You dancing for the theme tune? Me. That is me.
I love these reviews, especially of the golden era.
Haven’t seen *BENNI* for days!
2:43 Personally I reckon the self-driving car thing is even *more* scary now that's on the verge of becoming a reality. Do we really believe self-driving vehicles will be 100% hack-proof? That fear of someone remotely seizing control of our vehicle and using it to harm us is potentially just about to become real. (It makes no sense that ATMOS is an exhaust-filtration system that somehow makes the car automated though...).
Good stuff harry!. And that edit at the very end made my day
21 hours early?
@@denisenaylor1229 Probably Patreon
@@denisenaylor1229 I'm a patron. You get vids a day early
Are you going to release the "father's day" (and others) reviews from patreon to youtube after about a week/month, or is it fully exclusive to patreon forever?
Terry Tuna there’s no incentive to join his patreon if it will just get released in time, so if you want to watch those videos join the patreon, and support him.
Great review as always but Jo doesn't ask her car to drive her to UNIT but she was using voice recognition to programme a SatNav route. Much like Google Maps or the good ol' Tom Tom SatNav of the day.
To be honest, Driverless cars are a terrible idea, not only does it scream car accidents but cars are an excuse to not walk anywhere so it just screams laziness. Things are Hella bad if humans have gotten so lazy to actually drive. If Skyrim had a Laziness branch on its skill tree, this'd be Laziness 100.
In the scene where they're chanting 'sonta-ha', the one just before the Doctor threatens to blow up the ship, you can hear Luke's voice among the chanting - they just used the same chant soundclip from earlier in the episode.
I actually liked Daleks of Manhatan and I really liked The Doctor's Daughter. Am I the only one?
I am a NObelium Boron no
Nope
Two weeks since the last Dr who review? I haven't seen you for days!
I feel a bit like that women as I havent seen a review of yours for days , Awesome Video hugs :)
In fairness to the writer, Steven Moffat was originally supposed to write the Dalek two-parter, but he "messed them around" at the last minute, and took the Doctor-light story to make up for it; hence, Blink.
Helen had to write *two episodes* (and Dalek episodes no less) with very little time. Blame Steven #moffatmustgo
9:05 interesting error here, a windscreen won’t smash like this in real life it’s made of a type of glass that doesn’t fall apart like that.
Remember Death in Heaven where they used the EXACT SAME solution for the Cyberclouds but somehow it looked a hundred times worse?
Do some did it sucks for Torchwood
The entire first Season would get a 3/10 or lower.
@@QuokkaCore Eh, they weren't all bad, Out of Time and Random Shoes were both solid 7/10s and Everything Changes was a solid start to the series.
Small Worlds and Countrycide were 6/10.
Ghost Machine was a 5/10.
The rest of them were pretty bad though, with the worst one easily being Day One.
@@QuokkaCore That's a good point, probably make for some really funny videos. I rewatched Torchwood recently and the first series was hilariously bad at some points hahaha
The countryside episode was disgusting, absolutely fucked up. Nice one Chris Chibby what a fucked up comical murder mystery
@@ABonafideSkeleton I honestly like most of the first series, though I realise there are flaws and it was clearly trying to find its feet still. Also unpopular opinion, but Cyberwoman is actually a really good episode outside of the design of the cyber woman itself.
If you haven't already can you do a ''Did it Suck?'' on the ''Voyage of the Damned'' please? I like that episode and I'd like to hear your opinions/ critiques on it.
Harry: Okay okay guys I hear that you want me to cover all the episodes I skipped...
Yay! Our complaining worked
Harry: ...On patreon only.
Oh...
A great return for the Sontarans.
Thank you seriously. The last few couple many series have sucked and going back to the roots are just a treat.
6/10 is way too harsh for The Poison Sky. It should be a 7/10 at least.
Well if 5/10 is the average, 6/10 is a good review
@@Alex-yl8dz I just think it's way more deserving. 5 or 6/10 is like the equivalent of a 3/5, whereas that episode iMO is more of a 4/5.
@@Alex-yl8dz in my case I look at it like
5 just about watchable
6 Decent
7 enjoyable
8 good
9 great
10 exceptional
I love this episode! It used to be my favourite of all time!
10:23 I know Ryan Sampson didn't play him until about a decade later but... "Eh up I'm Groomio check out us gun..."
You forgot to the mention the "intruder window" joke
What I really like is that the sontarans need to stop bullets to survive I was expecting UNIT to take out experimental laser guns from the United States
I'd just like to point out that 7:29 is the best frane in the entire video thankyou for putting it in
Episodes still to review:
The Unquiet Dead
The Long Game
Boom-Town
Born-Again
The Christmas Invasion
New Earth
The Idiot's Lanturn
The Runaway Bride
The Infinite Quest
The Lazerus Experiment
Time-Crash
Voyage Of The Dammed
The Doctor's Daughter
The Unicorn And The Wasp
Silence In The Library/Forest Of The Dead
Midnight
Turn-Left
The Stolen Earth/Journey's End
The Next Doctor
Planet Of The Dead
Dreamland
The Waters Of Mars
The End Of Time (Parts 1 & 2)
The Eleventh Hour
Meanwhile In The TARDIS (#1)
The Beast Below
Victory Of The Daleks
Time Of Angles/Flesh And Stone
Meanwhile In The TARDIS (#2)
Vampires In Venice
Amy's Choice
The Hungry Earth/Cold Blood
The-Lodger
The Pandorica Opens/The Big Bang
Space/Time
A Christmas Carol
The Impossible Astronaut/Day Of The Moon
The Curse Of The Black-Spot
The Doctor's Wife
The Rebel-Flesh/The Almost-People
A Good Man Goes To War
Night-Terrors
The Girl Who Waited
The God-Complex
Closing-Time
The Wedding Of River-Song
The Doctor, The Widow, And The Wardrobe
Asylum Of The Daleks
Dinosaurs On A Spaceship
A Town Called Mercy
The Power Of 3
Angles Take Manhattan
P.S.
The Snowmen
The Bells Of Saint John's
The Rings Of Akkatan
Cold-War
Hide
Journey To The Center Of The TARDIS
The Crimson Horror
Nightmare In Silver
The Name Of The Doctor
An Adventure In Space And Time
The Night Of The Doctor
The Fiveish Doctors Reboot
The Last Day
The Day Of The Doctor
The Time Of The Doctor
Last Christmas
Hey, if anyone's interested, I'm reviewing all the Doctor Who stories on my channel, with me just having finished the Jon Pertwer era! No pressure, of-course; Just if you're ever bored. :)
13:35 that refrence only happened because David forgot his line and they just left it in
3:20 made me giggle
God I loved the sontarans when they first appeared
Why are the 2 parters always the best of the season especially in the davis era
Harry Godfrey dalek, blink, midnight are my favorites lmao
@@ChevyChase301 empty child/ doctor dances, human nature/ family of blood, silence in the library , Forrest of the dead are mine
I just love all of them....
I agree with most of the video but as far as the “smart kid crying” bit (sorry it’s been years since I last viewed the whole 2 parter itself) I always felt the laughing/crying mix was intentional. He’s crying because everything backfired but laughing out of half disbelief and half acceptance that this could happen. Like he knew that it could happen when he dealt with the Sontaran’s but didn’t believe it would come to it. To me that didn’t feel like bad acting it felt like an intentional performance of desperation, regret, disbelief and acceptance of the situation all in one scene
7:10 I never noticed how white Martha's teeth are, girl is surely brushing her teeth properly, wow.
8:40 To be honest I'm not a fan of this episode, but also it is not bad. It had some strong moments, and comparing to what we had in other seasons it is ok. Still it does feel lackluster with what this season also had to offer. But being one of the mediocre episode from the best season of NuWho is still better than being the best out of the worst season of NuWho.
Respect for hammering in the point of staying at home and the witty review.
I like the cliffhanger too.
This is one of my favourite episodes
Fun fact: when me and my mum first watched the “are you my mummy” joke we missed the entire valiant bit due to laughing so much
That 9th doctor dancing clip never gets old
Fun fact, the GPS was voiced by clara’s mum from the time of the doctor
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really like this review, absolutely hilarious
The opening sponsor reminds me of Keshen8's the Nothing Commercial
*patiently waits for the library two parter and midnight reviews*
*I’ve been looking forward to this*
I liked the doctor's daughter and really liked the actress (I was 15) I think her and the 13th doctor would get along great as a companion
07:29 You’re not the only one.......
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Woooooof.....
The scene where Donna just walks down her street reminds me of how good Doctor Who used to be.
Ugh I remember that scene where it's Martha chatting to her dying clone had like half a dozen different musical scores fading in & out and overlapping each other, really added to the lighting nausea
I think most of it's camp, not cringe. Its silliness and cheapness is completely self-aware.
I forget in which episode of this 2 parter this is (I think the first one) but 10 runs out of the mansion and into the car, and as he gets into the car, you can see the green screen from the car window. It's hard to tell because it's easily mistaken for the lawn as it happens so fast haha
Feels like a modern take on a third doctor episode
Hmm... So that was Yumiko doing in a parallel universe before TWD.
Cyclops: “WHO ARE YOU SPONSORED BY?!”
Odysseus: “No one.”
Honestly the only thing I remember about these two episodes is how shocked I was when I found out the guy who played Rattigan went on to be Grumio in Plebs.
I really like the Doctor's Daughter episode. Great premise & sci-fi setting with the civil war--which has great pacing & twists. Jinny is such a great character that brings about really interesting moments between the doctor, her, and Donna. & it has another great anti-war message that personifies Tenant's doctor
Will you review torchwood, the Sarah Jane adventures and class?
*HAVEN’T SEEN U FOR DAYS*
This was a great episode for smoke machine rental companies.
I cant wait for the next episode because there is a huge mistake that doctor who made at the end because you can clearly see a stage light inside the tardis
PLEASE PLEASE PLEEAASSE do the rest of inside no 9. You did season one a year ago and stopped but it's just aired season 5 and has confirmed the arrival of two more seasons.
Wow Harry!
I haven’t seen you for days!
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The colours in the Doctor discovering the Martha clone scene is almost reminiscent of that awful Batman and Robin movie starring George Clooney!
12:11 there may not be 'a doctor' out there because there are tons of doctors out there trying to stop the virus :)
The only thing I'm thinking about, after watching this video, is "why was Harry wearing a bath robe?".
Dave hedgehog from bottom plays Staal in this episode
Because of this quarantine....I saw this video 19 minutes after it was uploaded....
Let’s be honest I gotta check out this sponsor
Compared to "new who" season1, this was BRILLIANT and amazing. Yes, it was always a bit cheese. It was always low budget. There were always plot holes. But at least it didn't beat you over the head with a tedious sermon.
Ah I miss Wilf, there is something special about the witty/endearing older father figure archetype.
Ah Sontarans.
Harry, are you ever going to review the Fantastic Beasts films?
I remember when I watched this episode when it first came out, I was too young to understand most of it, so when the soldiers got zapped, I remember asking what happened, and my parents responded with “they’re just outing them to sleep”
Simpler times
This may sound like an odd opinion, but did anyone else feel like they were setting up Ross to prehaps be a future companion,
Like I could see him being a unit officer that realises that to defeat the intergalactic horrors of the universe, Unit cant just open fire and rain lead and nukes on them,
And perhaps this would give the doctor a reason to take ross alongside him for a few adventures to show him how guns, despite what ross was told in his Unit training, are bloody pointless against aliens.
Dont get me wrong I know he dies, but the chemistry between him and the doctor,
The grief the Doctor had on his face when he realised Ross was dead,
It just felt like they're could of been some build up for his character, and maybe set him up to either work alongside Martha in some sort of Spin off Show or join the doctor in 2 or 3 episodes