Hey there :) another fellow Whovian from the olden times. I would recommend you pick up Doctor Who again. It would be a lovely series for you to react to on your channel. This episode was a continuation from the 13th Doctor. There has been a lot of history and beautiful story in between the 10th Doctor (David Tennant) until now. A jounrey into Matt Smith's and Peter Capaldi's eras as The Doctor would definitely be a fun experience for you, as well as new followers/viewers :)
I might just do that! I did see one episode of Matt Smith's, the Vincent Van Gogh one and that moment at the end was expertly written and acted, it really packed an emotional punch. I guess I was just very disappointed David Tennant left at the time so I struggled to get into a new Doctor. From the little clips I have seen, I am intrigued with Capaldi's Doctor and would like to see more of him. Thanks for the comment! :)
Okay so mine and a few other whovians theories about the whole “let it go” thing is; A joke about how previous male presenting time lords have always struggled to let go of the doctor BUT Jodie’s doctor welcomes it with open arms. Another one is that its been a known fact since classic who that Female presenting time lords are more powerful and have more control. As shown by The Rani when she tells the doctor he’s stuck with his regeneration but she can change her appearance if she wants and when Romana I regenerated into Romana II she took the face of Princess Astra willingly because she wanted to. Also shown by River in Let’s Kill Hitler when she tells Rory to be quiet while she focuses on a dress size! Also when she chooses to give up all her remaining regenerations to save The Doctor’s life! I like both and think both apply but people are torn between
That’s a good point about Jodie, although I haven’t watch her season I did see that episode:) Ooh I’m looking forward to watching these episodes now, unfortunately I haven’t watched them yet but that sounds really interesting. It’s definitely a good theory, thanks!
@@zemoxian It's a UNIT dating controversy joke about how the production intention was very much that the 3rd/4th Doctor UNIT episodes of the 70s are set in near future of the 80s but are completely undermined by later 5th Doctor episodes that assume they were set when they aired in the 70s. So there are a lot of inside jokes about that ambiguity.
As a person who’s not exactly cis, I wouldn’t say that the reason Rose is trans is because of the Time Lord aspect of her, but instead that the meta-crisis is the reason that she feels ‘different’. (I.e., her gender being different is not the same as her ‘alien’ nature) As someone who is Agender (so under the non-binary umbrella), but also neurodivergent, I can assure you that the part of me that feels like an alien among humans stems from the neurospicy part of me. As to the binary/non-binary, I think it was just a really neat way of expressing the totality of the Doctor’s nature: not only about gender, but about how they think, function around other species, & exist in a world literally alien to who they are as a person without a species. Loved the story, & reaction 💜💜➕🟦
Ah, thanks for the explanation, that makes sense💖 I appreciate you sharing with me and I love the term neurospicy! That's a great way to put it, I never saw the term as a way of expressing the Doctor's nature as a whole before, so I really like your description of that!💙
I think so! I will probably need to go back and watch the rest of the ones I’ve missed first though. Or I could just go straight into Ncuti, not sure what to do yet!
Lovely video. I think you should give Doctor Who another go. I haven't seen much of 13th Doctor and I heard the show goes downhill during her time, but 11 and 12 are really good, for the most part.
Fellow Scot here (although moved to the US 10 years ago now, so possibly considered a traitor lol). Also a massive whovian, and I have to say, if there's anything you should go back any watch it's another Scottish Doctor - Peter Capaldi!!! He's AMAZING.
@@ReactandRambleit's VERY different living here compared to Scotland lol. But I did get to come back to visit my family over Christmas which was lovely. I can't wait to see your reactions to Capaldi. He's very Scottish 🤣
What’s your favourite and least favourite thing about living there?😄 aw that’s good, hope it went well! I had no idea he would keep his own Scottish accent, I’m more excited to see him now!
If this was 2008 this would be a pretty mid tier RTD episode. In 2023, after five years of uninspired and mediocre-at-best Doctor Who, this episode felt like the best thing ever. Great reaction, I'd definitely watch more!
I totally get what you mean, in my case it's not seeing a Doctor Who episode in so long that this felt brilliant! Thank you! Just out of curiosity, when did you think it started to get mediocre?:)
That is not true. Us Doctor Who fans need to let go of our hang-ups regarding other people's preferences. I stuck with Doctor Who for five years, during which it actually kinda sucked. The episodes were, in my opinion, boring, unimpressive and most often mediocre at best. I stuck with it and now I am actually happy to watch the show again, but I would blame nobody for giving one era of the show a go before deciding to give up on it, whether it was Matt Smith era, Capaldi era, Whittaker era or even this new upcoming era. As long as people do it for right reasons (such as personal preferences) instead of completely stupid ones (such as saying the show is too "woke" because the Doctor is a woman or because there is a trans character), taking a break from the show doesn't make you less of a fan.
@@SunniestAutumnit does it literally does make you less of a fan, a TRUE fan sticks with the show in its highest moments and the lowest, anyone who claimed to be one for one Doctor’s era and then dropped it to me doesn’t deserve to be called one
No such thing as a true fan or fake poser fan. People are fans if they like and are invested in whatever it is they are consuming. I love Spider-Man, does that mean I have to watch every single cartoon, read every single comic watch every single movie? No. If you can't accept that some people can be fans but also be more casual consumers, then you really should rethink the way you see things.
@@mareiramvSpider-Man and The Doctor are two completely different characters so that comparison doesn’t work, the different versions of Peter Parker, Miles Morales, Gwen Stacy etc are fundamentally different people whereas The Doctor IS the same being every time they regenerate, I’m standing by my opinion that anyone who stopped watching when David left was never a true fan they just jumped on the bandwagon and then jumped off once ‘their’ Doctor left, if anything regeneration deserves to be praised and respected because it’s what has allowed the show to last 60 years
@@quietdemon8138 Anybody who tries to gatekeep like you merely demonstrates that they don't really support the franchise and the community it fosters - hardly the actions of a "true fan". I don't imagine that the Doctor would approve of your attitude. ^_~
Yeah, its amazing how quickly David Tennant picked it up like he had never left.
The “why does it have to be this?” line is feels the same as it did when Wilf was trapped.
Yes! I totally agree with you there!
Hey there :) another fellow Whovian from the olden times. I would recommend you pick up Doctor Who again. It would be a lovely series for you to react to on your channel. This episode was a continuation from the 13th Doctor. There has been a lot of history and beautiful story in between the 10th Doctor (David Tennant) until now. A jounrey into Matt Smith's and Peter Capaldi's eras as The Doctor would definitely be a fun experience for you, as well as new followers/viewers :)
I might just do that! I did see one episode of Matt Smith's, the Vincent Van Gogh one and that moment at the end was expertly written and acted, it really packed an emotional punch. I guess I was just very disappointed David Tennant left at the time so I struggled to get into a new Doctor. From the little clips I have seen, I am intrigued with Capaldi's Doctor and would like to see more of him. Thanks for the comment! :)
You should definitely watch the seasons you haven't seen. There's some really great stuff in there.
I’m looking forward to watching them😊
Okay so mine and a few other whovians theories about the whole “let it go” thing is;
A joke about how previous male presenting time lords have always struggled to let go of the doctor BUT Jodie’s doctor welcomes it with open arms.
Another one is that its been a known fact since classic who that Female presenting time lords are more powerful and have more control. As shown by The Rani when she tells the doctor he’s stuck with his regeneration but she can change her appearance if she wants and when Romana I regenerated into Romana II she took the face of Princess Astra willingly because she wanted to.
Also shown by River in Let’s Kill Hitler when she tells Rory to be quiet while she focuses on a dress size! Also when she chooses to give up all her remaining regenerations to save The Doctor’s life!
I like both and think both apply but people are torn between
That’s a good point about Jodie, although I haven’t watch her season I did see that episode:)
Ooh I’m looking forward to watching these episodes now, unfortunately I haven’t watched them yet but that sounds really interesting. It’s definitely a good theory, thanks!
The logo is from the 70s era. It started with Jon Pertwee, then continued with Tom Baker. Its iconic.
That’s really interesting!
"Back in the 70s... or was it the 80s?"
@@jvgreendarmok Pertwee and Baker were definitely 70's. I don't have a clear recollection but the logo may have continued into the 80's.
@@zemoxian It's a UNIT dating controversy joke about how the production intention was very much that the 3rd/4th Doctor UNIT episodes of the 70s are set in near future of the 80s but are completely undermined by later 5th Doctor episodes that assume they were set when they aired in the 70s. So there are a lot of inside jokes about that ambiguity.
im loving the reactions keep up the good work
As a person who’s not exactly cis, I wouldn’t say that the reason Rose is trans is because of the Time Lord aspect of her, but instead that the meta-crisis is the reason that she feels ‘different’. (I.e., her gender being different is not the same as her ‘alien’ nature)
As someone who is Agender (so under the non-binary umbrella), but also neurodivergent, I can assure you that the part of me that feels like an alien among humans stems from the neurospicy part of me.
As to the binary/non-binary, I think it was just a really neat way of expressing the totality of the Doctor’s nature: not only about gender, but about how they think, function around other species, & exist in a world literally alien to who they are as a person without a species.
Loved the story, & reaction 💜💜➕🟦
Ah, thanks for the explanation, that makes sense💖
I appreciate you sharing with me and I love the term neurospicy!
That's a great way to put it, I never saw the term as a way of expressing the Doctor's nature as a whole before, so I really like your description of that!💙
Love the neurospicy!
Looking forward to seeing your upcoming Who reactions! Will you be reacting to Ncuti? 🤞
I think so! I will probably need to go back and watch the rest of the ones I’ve missed first though. Or I could just go straight into Ncuti, not sure what to do yet!
@@ReactandRamble
Ncuti stuff is designed to be a starting point and a fresh start for everyone so it's fine to just start there most likely
Lovely video. I think you should give Doctor Who another go. I haven't seen much of 13th Doctor and I heard the show goes downhill during her time, but 11 and 12 are really good, for the most part.
Thanks! I am interested in checking out the rest of the series, especially Peter Capaldi's Doctor:)
Fellow Scot here (although moved to the US 10 years ago now, so possibly considered a traitor lol). Also a massive whovian, and I have to say, if there's anything you should go back any watch it's another Scottish Doctor - Peter Capaldi!!! He's AMAZING.
Oh wow! Whats it like living in the US?😄 I definitely want to do that, he’s the doctor I am most excited about watching.
@@ReactandRambleit's VERY different living here compared to Scotland lol. But I did get to come back to visit my family over Christmas which was lovely. I can't wait to see your reactions to Capaldi. He's very Scottish 🤣
What’s your favourite and least favourite thing about living there?😄 aw that’s good, hope it went well! I had no idea he would keep his own Scottish accent, I’m more excited to see him now!
“Blue Peter badge” is best comment! 😁
I enjoy your inserts.
If this was 2008 this would be a pretty mid tier RTD episode. In 2023, after five years of uninspired and mediocre-at-best Doctor Who, this episode felt like the best thing ever. Great reaction, I'd definitely watch more!
I totally get what you mean, in my case it's not seeing a Doctor Who episode in so long that this felt brilliant! Thank you! Just out of curiosity, when did you think it started to get mediocre?:)
Anyone who stopped watching when David and Russell left was never a true fan just a fake poser
That is not true. Us Doctor Who fans need to let go of our hang-ups regarding other people's preferences. I stuck with Doctor Who for five years, during which it actually kinda sucked. The episodes were, in my opinion, boring, unimpressive and most often mediocre at best. I stuck with it and now I am actually happy to watch the show again, but I would blame nobody for giving one era of the show a go before deciding to give up on it, whether it was Matt Smith era, Capaldi era, Whittaker era or even this new upcoming era. As long as people do it for right reasons (such as personal preferences) instead of completely stupid ones (such as saying the show is too "woke" because the Doctor is a woman or because there is a trans character), taking a break from the show doesn't make you less of a fan.
@@SunniestAutumnit does it literally does make you less of a fan, a TRUE fan sticks with the show in its highest moments and the lowest, anyone who claimed to be one for one Doctor’s era and then dropped it to me doesn’t deserve to be called one
No such thing as a true fan or fake poser fan. People are fans if they like and are invested in whatever it is they are consuming. I love Spider-Man, does that mean I have to watch every single cartoon, read every single comic watch every single movie? No. If you can't accept that some people can be fans but also be more casual consumers, then you really should rethink the way you see things.
@@mareiramvSpider-Man and The Doctor are two completely different characters so that comparison doesn’t work, the different versions of Peter Parker, Miles Morales, Gwen Stacy etc are fundamentally different people whereas The Doctor IS the same being every time they regenerate, I’m standing by my opinion that anyone who stopped watching when David left was never a true fan they just jumped on the bandwagon and then jumped off once ‘their’ Doctor left, if anything regeneration deserves to be praised and respected because it’s what has allowed the show to last 60 years
@@quietdemon8138 Anybody who tries to gatekeep like you merely demonstrates that they don't really support the franchise and the community it fosters - hardly the actions of a "true fan". I don't imagine that the Doctor would approve of your attitude. ^_~