These two crack me up! My favorite doctor and favorite companion :) #doctorwho #davidtennant #tenthdoctor #donnanoble #catherinetate No copyright infringement intended.
This was a period of the Doctor's life where he REALLY needed to be checked every so often. This was honestly one of his most healthy friendships. Donna did NOT let him get away with anything, and I think he seriously appreciated that.
Tbf, it's often been shown in the new series that the doctor *always* needs companions to stay grounded. Doesn't matter the period, whenever he travels alone for too long, he loses touch and starts going bad. And it's implied that's even why River can't travel with him, because she couldn't be that stabilizing influence, or why he and Clara had to split ultimately because she too was becoming too similar to him instead of a standard companion, which was unhealthy.
The 10th Doctor, threatening another irredeemable alien race with total destruction they probably deserve: I am the last Time Lord, a God of this universe, you will kneel and beg for my mercy Donna: Oh, a god now, is it? Mr "Trips over his own shoelaces because he's attempting to walk, and eat a banana at the same time"? That's godlike behaviour, is it? Supreme celestial being are you? Couldn't remember the word 'floor' last week, called it the 'bottomy-underneathy-thing' but you're all powerful and all knowing? Got emotional thinking about the concept of playgrounds yesterday but yes, you're truly merciless and unknowable. Didn't know I was in the presence of the Almighty, blimey, should've told me. Doctor: .... Donna: Yeah, that's what I thought. Prat.
Every so often, yes. That is the companion's whole purpose, but along with that, they are supposed to keep him believing in himself. It seemed to me, so much of the time, that Donna never passed up an opportunity to make the Doctor look or feel small. IMHO of course. There's a big gap between keeping the Doctor's overdrive in a lower gear and belittling him to make your insecure self feel better. Even Donna lovers have to admit she was written to be constantly insecure and lacking confidence in herself. But there are better ways to build self-confidence than doing so at someone else's expense. I liked Donna except when she did that.
I love how she was someone who was genuinely impressed and in awe of the beauty of all of time and space, but realized other than the fact that hes an alien and the time machines driver, the doctor isnt any more special than she is. People come into the tardis and believe the Doctor is this timeless man who is almost like a God. But Donna knew he was just like anyone else, minus the two hearts and extra life span.
Exactly. And yet at the same time, because of her mother’s abusive behavior, she still didn’t think she was all that special. Not because the Doctor is more special than the whole of humanity, but because she felt she didn’t have anything worthwhile to give the way the Doctor did…. And she worked so hard at every turn while she was with him to prove her mettle. Still heartbroken that the one moment she finally gets to truly prove it to herself as the Doctor Donna, she loses it all almost immediately.
My male brain doesn't understand this whole issue. Why don't all wedding dresses have pockets? Moreover, why do most women's jeans have fake pockets? WOMEN NEED TO HOLD THINGS.
@@nicholasbradshaw People assume women will always take a bag with them, but sometimes you don't want to lug a big bag around just for a few things. We need pockets too.
I love the way Donna admits the Doctor is pretty. The "...ehh" is exactly the way a friend would say basically "You are attractive physically, but not to me personally". It really fits their relationship.
I love the fact that Donna doesn't go fully "No romantic feelings or attraction" for 10, she admits he's pretty, at the very least, they're just not even remotely compatible romantically, which is good because as friends, they're the best!
@@lidge1994 that relies on innacurate information such as definition of a companion, the nature of regenerating and just being wrong. cptn jack was a mhore but other than that is the same as what you described.
Honestly I think the best part of it is that David Tennant and Catherine Tate's IRL friendship played a really big part with their on-screen chemistry. In a sense they really were just two best friends going on some crazy adventures and just having a blast. Also them being a team really made me love season 4 as a whole because I love Rose as a companion I liked Martha except her attraction for the doctor kind of threw me off and I'm still going through season 6 with Amy and Rory except for season 5 Amy which threw me off especially when she tried to do it with the doctor but it's why I love season 4 the most because they were the best duo in terms of just having fun and just being great friends.
I honestly think the reason she makes fun of him “being skinny” all the time is because she’s actually quite attracted to him, admits she thinks he’s handsome on a number of occasions, but he just lost Rose and she just got betrayed hardcore by the groom at her wedding (he was literally willing to feed her to a space spider woman thingy, from Donna’s perspective), and she doesn’t feel like she’s nearly as phenomenal and special as the Doctor. She knows deep down being human is special enough but I really think she always felt like she was afraid to get too close because she’d have her heart broken by this incredible man who couldn’t possibly see in her what she sees in him. So yes she humbles him when his ego gets too large and his rage too uncontrolled, which is healthy for him after having is ego inflated too much with Rose, but… those same fears he had with Rose (she couldn’t entirely accept he was regenerating timelord whose form would change and he’d outlive her by many many years), he feared Donna would reject the same thing. So they both had to be friends because they were both scared of getting too close, both for their own insecurities. When Donna finally became metacrisis Doctor Donna, she felt finally on the same level as him, she really did want to stay with him forever…. Who knows what their relationship could have become if they stayed together longer. Unfortunately because of the metacrisis, Donna’s time got cut short
Donna Noble was the only companion who called him on his nonsense. She wasn’t all starry eyed and following behind him holding his coattails. Noble kicked him in the rear and reminded him that her humanity trumped his Time Lord-ity.
@@bitlost2809Rory is a character we're not supposed to take seriously though. Besides, the way the 11th is portrayed is like a fairytale character come to life. There's a lot of idolisation in his portrayal that Rory was never able to make a dent in.
one of my absolute favorite things about their dynamic is their strange dichotomy of being just a little too codependent while also being probably the most individual team up in the entire show. they’re two very independent and equal characters, yet at the same time donna would rather die than lose ten and when donna’s memory is wiped ten actually goes insane. it’s fascinating
The comedy bit about the mate is actually really good writting. We had just experienced two companions in a row with a romantic subplot with the Doctor, and they were also the only two since the reboot at this point. The bit with the mate communicate perfectly that no, that won't be the case this time, when some might have assumed so otherwise
It was also a very clever play on words. As someone with a moderate British dialect, I use "Wanna" as both "want to" and "want a" and hearing it taken the wrong way was f-kin’ *hilarious* ! I burst out into such ferocious laughter that I couldn’t even take the time to pause the show. It just kept playing as I sat there crying, laughing until my belly cramped.
Their brother/sister vibe is something I desperately miss. I really think the Doctor needs another companion like this. Siblings, friends, and platonic soulmates.
I love the relationship between the the tenth doctor and donna noble! Two best friends travelling in the tardis, rescuing civilisations, defeating terrible creatures, and doing an awful lot of running! ❤️❤️😊😊
If you're looking for more Donna and Ten while we wait for the 60th anniversary I recommend the audio dramas, they're really good and have some great moments between the two of them, only downside is you have to buy them.
The Doctor to Martha in "Utopia": "I've got a ferrari, he's got a space hopper" Donna to the Doctor in "Planet of the Ood": "You've got a box, he's got a ferrari"
@@HOTD108_Donna becomes the doctors equal and she gets memory wiped, Clara becomes the Doctor’s equal and she gets to be another Doctor! Donna deserved that!
Donna was SO important to be with the doctor at that time. He needed someone to balance him out and keep him in check. The moment she left, boom, time lord victorious.
2:24 isn’t really her humbling him. It’s Donna telling the Doctor that she fully believes he can be an amazing father and those feelings and longing for a family are still there inside him. It’s quite a lovely moment
Yeah I love that moment too! I put it in this video because a) she says it in kind of a tongue in cheek way and b) She's always helped ground him and I think this scene is a still a perfect example, abet in a different way/tone than the moments in the rest of the video, of her doing just that. She's once again telling him what he needs to hear, in a way that some of his other companions probably wouldn't argue with him on. He's making a sweeping statement about how he can never be the same as he was before he lost his children, can never be a good father to Jenny. Here she once again tells him that he can be better and it works. After this he accepts Jenny. Donna continuously makes him question his viewpoints for the better. Sure some of these moments of her "humbling him" are funny or her insulting him, but overall, her "humbling him" was forcing him to look at himself and his ways of doing things and reflect. After losing her is when he became Time Lord Victorious. Never would have happened if Donna was still at his side. The humbling, for me, was never a bad thing but something Ten really needed at this point in his tenure. Moments like this demonstrate perfectly why her presence was so good for him.
@@kcchameleonprodz And good for all of us as well, a lot of people loved Rose & Martha, but Donna was my fave and what you wrote above is all the reasons why.
Honestly, Donna and the Doctor had more chemistry than even Rose and the Doctor. They behave like an old married couple but also they should always stay friends, it fits their dynamic much better
@@YaoiAngel00 well his accent is Peter Capaldi's tribute to David Tenant so it makes sense that Peter would also play his Doctors personality as a tribute to Donna as well. 10 and Donna, The Doctor and Companion who where there during Peters first appearance on the show.
It literally is though. He chose that appearance because of Donna, remember? We had that nice little flashback to Pompeii. Volcano Day. "Just save someone. Anyone." The way things ended with 11, I think he really needed that reminder.
"You've got a box, he's got a Ferrari!" I love that line. The Doctor's TARDIS is easily the most powerful and wondrous spaceship in all of creation, with literally hordes of villains who would love to either have it for themselves or destroy it, but because it _looks_ unimpressive, Donna teases the Doctor about it being crap. Donna rules. She is so unimpressed by the Doctor and his world. She's so brilliantly human.
This us why Donna was my favorite companion. She called him out on his bullshit and also managed to be a great friend. I also loved how they never forced a romance between her and the Doctor and that made their dynamic even more fun to watch.
‘You’re not mating with me, sunshine’….then of his 3 companions, he & Donna are the ones who produce offspring of a sort… the meta Doctor. Kinda ironic.
Donna was my favorite companion for 10 for so many reasons 1. Catherine Tate and David Tennant exist on the same comedic wavelength, which really helped the BFF dynamic 2. Donna is so fundamentally human in that she does all the silly ignorant stuff that any human would do if they suddenly found themselves on an alien planet or another era in history, which is very relatable 3. there was never any romantic tension between them which was honestly kind of refreshing after Rose and Martha(don't get me wrong, I love those two, but the unrequited love thing has never been my favorite trope) 4. as 10 said, he just wanted a friend, and that's exactly what he needed at this time, after being rejected by or left by or being forced to give up his last few companions, I could really feel his loneliness and how he just needed someone to laugh with and experience the universe with, and Donna was perfect for that
Rewatching these scenes make me even more excited to see her and 14 in the 60th. Despite the Doctor having gone through a lot and grown so much since they parted, I hope she gets the opportunity to smack sense into him again. because he’s the Doctor and if 14 is gonna be keeping any characteristics from 10, plus being in a post-regeneration state, he’s DEFINITELY gonna need Donna’s no nonsense humbling. Bring on the reunion of the space siblings! (and grandad ‘cause Wilf will be there too)
@@catp5759 He was Amy's companion, not The Doctor's. Doesn't count. But I'd have been willing to concede and call it a draw, if he were qualified to compete for the top spot.
I think, especially compared to the arrogance of 11, Donna was one of the few companions I can think of that wholely kept the Doctor in check. Sure they all help ground him and help with perspective, but Donna is one of the only that consistently did not buy into the hype. He could do really clever things, but he can just as if not more often be a real dunce. Donna was a practical, no nonsense, independent, working class woman. While the Doctor is checking databases and looking at the whole world, she checks the time off folder to see no one ever took a sick day. Sure he can hack into what we're told is the most advanced yadda yadda in the universe with his magic sonic wand, but can you honestly say he would have thought to check that? Catherine Tate is so fucking funny and one of the biggest tragedies is that she was only there for 1 season, and even then she wasn't all too many episodes for her to shine. Donna Noble is my favorite companion, because she truly felt like a friend. And friends make sure to call you out on your bullshit, which she always did
I ship these two platonically, I adore their chemistry and wish we got to see more of it, if I could lock these two characters in a jar and shake it around, I may consider it... I wouldn't actually do that though that would be very cruel.
This is exactly what the doctor needs! I would take Donna Noble instead of a young simpering fool following them around like a lost "in love" puppy any day. I can´t wait until november!. RTD better give her her happy ending instead of using her, again to give his new creator´s pet another happy ending.
@@sophie3869 I dunno, I reckon it makes it feel like even more of a shock 😅 this kiss itself…eh he’s pretty, he’s kissed a few…but kissing his sister? 👀👀👀 definitely a shock 😅
Donna was 10th perfect companion, just as the Ponds were for 11 and Clara for 12, as much as i loved each of them, if you had stuck the Ponds with 10 or Donna with 12 i don't think it would have worked out.
The concept of having companions who are married is interested, but...what did they add to 11??? I don't remember and I think that says something about how memorably--or not memorably--they were written, and I couldn't stand Amy. She was so rude and disrespectful, always chasing after the Doctor when she *was already married*! 😑
We all love the relationship between the Doctor and Donna because of the fact that we relate to it so much in our daily routine. Compared to previous companions who were there for the hangout for the most part, not to mention developing a platonic love relationship in the short term, Donna seemed like that one friend that would be presented to us in time of crisis, in a time where we actually needed help.
I hated... HATED the idea of Catherine Tate being in Doctor Who. I WAS SO GLAD I was wrong.. She became (and still is to this day) my favourite companion. And the fact that she got to reprise her role AGAIN... Amazing..
Best part about Donna is how she's so open and honest about how much she absolutely loves The Doctor, while also being honest about how he's 100% nit her type and she's grossed iut by the idea of them as anything more than friends
Oh how I miss his best friend. She was really everything. You should've seen how I cried when the 60th stuff was all first revealed. Donna and the Doctor, at it again.
Before Donna, I really didn't like Catherine Tate that much, but holy shit she blew it out of the park with her character and I'm so so excited to see her again
Doesn’t matter how smart the doctor is, Donna will make him seem like a raging idiot. Mind you, Donna is also the one who said “The on switch, you need three fingers!” The doctor: “You have three fingers?” “Oh yeah!”
3:35 yknow, i wonder if the writers thought of this scene when they gave Matt Smith that wonderful line of “in all my hundreds of years I’ve never met someone who wasn’t important before.” Character development across two completely different versions of the same character. Simply brilliant
This is the best depiction of a platonic couple. The doctor is at least flirty with most of his companions. Especially the young ones. So Donna was a strong contrast. But if you think of most fictional attractive male and female duos of romantic compatibility (like age and stuff), there is always some romantic undertone. Mainly no writers write a male and female lead having romance in mind. But the doctor is almost always male and his primary companion is always female. He can't get romantic with all of them because neither he nor the companion stay for long. Only when Whitaker took over did she get multiple companions of equal companionness and the fact there was multiple and they came at the same time meant none stood out. Like Smyth had Amy Pond primarily and then Rory joined. I never watched past Whitaker's first season so I don't know if the rumour is true that she got with the police lady or not. It was only relatively recently that the companions were thought to be attractive human women. The doctor's first companions was his Galifrayan granddaughter and her human science and history teachers.
1:51 I hope that’s how they bring Donna back. Like her daughter is rummaging to find something and finds this single key that Donna kept for some reason
I really didn't like that they had her slapping him in the face during their first episode together. But luckily they didn't have her do that during series 4 and she quickly became my favorite companion. Donna and the Doctor absolutely brought out the best in each other in a way no other Doctor and companion have ever done, imo. And she understood him better than most.
1:22 - the Doctor loves to make fun of the Master for missing the 'blindingly obvious' but whatever regeneration you pick - they aren't exactly trumps on that either xD
This was a period of the Doctor's life where he REALLY needed to be checked every so often. This was honestly one of his most healthy friendships. Donna did NOT let him get away with anything, and I think he seriously appreciated that.
exactly!!! She was exactly what he needed at this point
she didn’t put up with his shit
Tbf, it's often been shown in the new series that the doctor *always* needs companions to stay grounded. Doesn't matter the period, whenever he travels alone for too long, he loses touch and starts going bad. And it's implied that's even why River can't travel with him, because she couldn't be that stabilizing influence, or why he and Clara had to split ultimately because she too was becoming too similar to him instead of a standard companion, which was unhealthy.
The 10th Doctor, threatening another irredeemable alien race with total destruction they probably deserve: I am the last Time Lord, a God of this universe, you will kneel and beg for my mercy
Donna: Oh, a god now, is it? Mr "Trips over his own shoelaces because he's attempting to walk, and eat a banana at the same time"? That's godlike behaviour, is it? Supreme celestial being are you? Couldn't remember the word 'floor' last week, called it the 'bottomy-underneathy-thing' but you're all powerful and all knowing? Got emotional thinking about the concept of playgrounds yesterday but yes, you're truly merciless and unknowable. Didn't know I was in the presence of the Almighty, blimey, should've told me.
Doctor: ....
Donna: Yeah, that's what I thought. Prat.
Every so often, yes. That is the companion's whole purpose, but along with that, they are supposed to keep him believing in himself. It seemed to me, so much of the time, that Donna never passed up an opportunity to make the Doctor look or feel small. IMHO of course. There's a big gap between keeping the Doctor's overdrive in a lower gear and belittling him to make your insecure self feel better. Even Donna lovers have to admit she was written to be constantly insecure and lacking confidence in herself. But there are better ways to build self-confidence than doing so at someone else's expense. I liked Donna except when she did that.
I love how she was someone who was genuinely impressed and in awe of the beauty of all of time and space, but realized other than the fact that hes an alien and the time machines driver, the doctor isnt any more special than she is. People come into the tardis and believe the Doctor is this timeless man who is almost like a God. But Donna knew he was just like anyone else, minus the two hearts and extra life span.
Exactly. And yet at the same time, because of her mother’s abusive behavior, she still didn’t think she was all that special. Not because the Doctor is more special than the whole of humanity, but because she felt she didn’t have anything worthwhile to give the way the Doctor did…. And she worked so hard at every turn while she was with him to prove her mettle. Still heartbroken that the one moment she finally gets to truly prove it to herself as the Doctor Donna, she loses it all almost immediately.
@@azureflametarotoh man. That ending for Donna hurt so much. I really hope she gets a better ending in the 60th anniversary episodes.
She felt very... real. a great audience surrogate.
@@lealu83So far, so good!
@@lealu83 you know what... they both have. It's really great.
Donna is the reason why I want pockets on my wedding dress. You never know when you’ll get teleported away.
Agreed. Any dress without pockets is dead to me.
My prom dress was eighty bucks and had pockets
My male brain doesn't understand this whole issue. Why don't all wedding dresses have pockets? Moreover, why do most women's jeans have fake pockets? WOMEN NEED TO HOLD THINGS.
@@nicholasbradshaw People assume women will always take a bag with them, but sometimes you don't want to lug a big bag around just for a few things. We need pockets too.
My mom's wedding dress has pockets! it's very lovely!
"Tardis, time lord, yeah"
"Donna, human, no"
Takes me out every single time 😅
“STOP BLEEPIN’ ME”
@@BirdieNoodle OMG I SAW YOUR COMMENT THE EXACT MOMENT DONNA SAID THAT IN THE VIDEO LMAO
I love the way Donna admits the Doctor is pretty. The "...ehh" is exactly the way a friend would say basically "You are attractive physically, but not to me personally". It really fits their relationship.
It just occurred to me that Donna and 12th Doctor would be a proper explosive combination.
And Donna and Nine honestly lol
And Donna and Eleven lol
@@robertk2194 that just won’t be a fair fight😭
"You're Scottish now! We have SO many things to complain about."
Oof. Donna and 12? Proper terrifying. Daleks, Cybermen, and even the Master wouldn't stand a chance.
I love the fact that Donna doesn't go fully "No romantic feelings or attraction" for 10, she admits he's pretty, at the very least, they're just not even remotely compatible romantically, which is good because as friends, they're the best!
you mean like.. friends?
@@spongmongler6760 I mean like none of the companions in new Who before Bill (I assume, haven't seen it all)
@@lidge1994 that relies on innacurate information such as definition of a companion, the nature of regenerating and just being wrong.
cptn jack was a mhore but other than that is the same as what you described.
Honestly I think the best part of it is that David Tennant and Catherine Tate's IRL friendship played a really big part with their on-screen chemistry. In a sense they really were just two best friends going on some crazy adventures and just having a blast. Also them being a team really made me love season 4 as a whole because I love Rose as a companion I liked Martha except her attraction for the doctor kind of threw me off and I'm still going through season 6 with Amy and Rory except for season 5 Amy which threw me off especially when she tried to do it with the doctor but it's why I love season 4 the most because they were the best duo in terms of just having fun and just being great friends.
I honestly think the reason she makes fun of him “being skinny” all the time is because she’s actually quite attracted to him, admits she thinks he’s handsome on a number of occasions, but he just lost Rose and she just got betrayed hardcore by the groom at her wedding (he was literally willing to feed her to a space spider woman thingy, from Donna’s perspective), and she doesn’t feel like she’s nearly as phenomenal and special as the Doctor. She knows deep down being human is special enough but I really think she always felt like she was afraid to get too close because she’d have her heart broken by this incredible man who couldn’t possibly see in her what she sees in him. So yes she humbles him when his ego gets too large and his rage too uncontrolled, which is healthy for him after having is ego inflated too much with Rose, but… those same fears he had with Rose (she couldn’t entirely accept he was regenerating timelord whose form would change and he’d outlive her by many many years), he feared Donna would reject the same thing. So they both had to be friends because they were both scared of getting too close, both for their own insecurities. When Donna finally became metacrisis Doctor Donna, she felt finally on the same level as him, she really did want to stay with him forever…. Who knows what their relationship could have become if they stayed together longer. Unfortunately because of the metacrisis, Donna’s time got cut short
Donna Noble was the only companion who called him on his nonsense. She wasn’t all starry eyed and following behind him holding his coattails. Noble kicked him in the rear and reminded him that her humanity trumped his Time Lord-ity.
Rory
Martha eventually
Nardole had a good sense of self-worth and doctor-judging. All the best companions did.
@@bitlost2809Rory is a character we're not supposed to take seriously though. Besides, the way the 11th is portrayed is like a fairytale character come to life. There's a lot of idolisation in his portrayal that Rory was never able to make a dent in.
I feel like Bill and Nardole did a bit. As a tag team they nearly matched Donna
one of my absolute favorite things about their dynamic is their strange dichotomy of being just a little too codependent while also being probably the most individual team up in the entire show. they’re two very independent and equal characters, yet at the same time donna would rather die than lose ten and when donna’s memory is wiped ten actually goes insane. it’s fascinating
This is such an accurate analysis and I love it (and I hate it at the same time😭)!
Ooooh I never thought about it like that!! Well said!
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That's so accurate. They both became the best version of themselves thanks to the other, that's why the way they get separated is so tragic.
The comedy bit about the mate is actually really good writting. We had just experienced two companions in a row with a romantic subplot with the Doctor, and they were also the only two since the reboot at this point. The bit with the mate communicate perfectly that no, that won't be the case this time, when some might have assumed so otherwise
Yep! Right from the first episode of her traveling with him :)
Absolutely!!
It was also a very clever play on words.
As someone with a moderate British dialect, I use "Wanna" as both "want to" and "want a" and hearing it taken the wrong way was f-kin’ *hilarious* !
I burst out into such ferocious laughter that I couldn’t even take the time to pause the show. It just kept playing as I sat there crying, laughing until my belly cramped.
Their brother/sister vibe is something I desperately miss. I really think the Doctor needs another companion like this. Siblings, friends, and platonic soulmates.
Ruby and 15 have that dynamic imo, their chemistry has been so good since episode 1!
@@jaimie1938nah not enough, Ruby needs more teeth, hoping she’s have them next season
@@billiepotts1541we’ve already seen her save the world by herself, so she’s got teeth
I love the relationship between the the tenth doctor and donna noble! Two best friends travelling in the tardis, rescuing civilisations, defeating terrible creatures, and doing an awful lot of running! ❤️❤️😊😊
Couldn't agree more!
seriuosly there is an outrages amount of running
THE DOCTORDONNA
I love how both the characters and the actors complain about how much running they do
Meta-Crisis Doctor acting like Donna is by far the funniest thing ever. Wish we had more of Donna Noble. She was a blast and a half of a character.
Wish granted… soon. 😁
If you're looking for more Donna and Ten while we wait for the 60th anniversary I recommend the audio dramas, they're really good and have some great moments between the two of them, only downside is you have to buy them.
@@reece_. I really enjoyed listening to “Technophobia.” A shining example of our favourite Super-temp at her best.
@@RyanNerdyGamer you can’t assume that everybody on the planet knows. This might be a spoiler
Congratulations!
the amount of times that she leaves him SPEECHLESS from insult is amazing
he looks so freaking butthurt when she says "you've got a box, he's got a ferrari!"
The Doctor to Martha in "Utopia":
"I've got a ferrari, he's got a space hopper"
Donna to the Doctor in "Planet of the Ood":
"You've got a box, he's got a ferrari"
YES🤣
I love that the only time he looks actually offended, the comment's about the TARDIS, not him. ..😂
The Doctor said “sports car”
This is why Donna was my favourite companion for 10, he needed this.
'You're not mating with me sunshine' is absolute class, I need that on a T-shirt🤣🤣
Me too lol
PFFT!
Yep! Put that quote on a shirt with Donna’s face.
Priceless.
Donna deserved a longer run than what she got
Agreed x1000. At least she’ll be back soon :)))
It was only ever going to be 1 series with Catherine Tate, unfortunately
She had a lot going on!
Better to leave them wanting more then them wanting you to leave.
*cough*
Clara
*cough*
@@HOTD108_Donna becomes the doctors equal and she gets memory wiped, Clara becomes the Doctor’s equal and she gets to be another Doctor! Donna deserved that!
a few episodes after she's gone and can't humble him anymore, he goes all Time Lord Victorious
Exactly. This is what he needed
Donna was SO important to be with the doctor at that time. He needed someone to balance him out and keep him in check.
The moment she left, boom, time lord victorious.
2:24 isn’t really her humbling him. It’s Donna telling the Doctor that she fully believes he can be an amazing father and those feelings and longing for a family are still there inside him. It’s quite a lovely moment
Yeah I love that moment too! I put it in this video because a) she says it in kind of a tongue in cheek way and b) She's always helped ground him and I think this scene is a still a perfect example, abet in a different way/tone than the moments in the rest of the video, of her doing just that. She's once again telling him what he needs to hear, in a way that some of his other companions probably wouldn't argue with him on. He's making a sweeping statement about how he can never be the same as he was before he lost his children, can never be a good father to Jenny. Here she once again tells him that he can be better and it works. After this he accepts Jenny. Donna continuously makes him question his viewpoints for the better. Sure some of these moments of her "humbling him" are funny or her insulting him, but overall, her "humbling him" was forcing him to look at himself and his ways of doing things and reflect. After losing her is when he became Time Lord Victorious. Never would have happened if Donna was still at his side. The humbling, for me, was never a bad thing but something Ten really needed at this point in his tenure. Moments like this demonstrate perfectly why her presence was so good for him.
@@kcchameleonprodz And good for all of us as well, a lot of people loved Rose & Martha, but Donna was my fave and what you wrote above is all the reasons why.
Which episode is this scene from?
@@emilytylova3795 the doctors daughter
"I-I'm not from mars" that line is always hilarious 😂
Honestly, Donna and the Doctor had more chemistry than even Rose and the Doctor. They behave like an old married couple but also they should always stay friends, it fits their dynamic much better
Old married couple is such a vibe for them. I get why its not a thing plot wise, but they had such wonderful chemistry.
Imagine 12th Doctor and Donna roasting each other.
Epic battle, far greater and more damaging to spacetime than time war itself.
Maybe that's where he got his personality 😮
@@YaoiAngel00 well his accent is Peter Capaldi's tribute to David Tenant so it makes sense that Peter would also play his Doctors personality as a tribute to Donna as well. 10 and Donna, The Doctor and Companion who where there during Peters first appearance on the show.
It literally is though. He chose that appearance because of Donna, remember? We had that nice little flashback to Pompeii. Volcano Day. "Just save someone. Anyone." The way things ended with 11, I think he really needed that reminder.
And Donna will make sure that he understands that "save someone" doesn't mean "make sure nobody's dead" so he won't be dealing with Lady Me.
You. Are. **jazz hands** BONKERS!
No-one could have played Donna Noble as well as Catherine Tate did - what an icon.
"you know what you are? great big outer space dunce!" is my favorite donna noble line lmfao
"What are you?"
"An idiot sandwich"
“She’s engaged you prawn” 😂 calling someone a prawn might be my new favourite friendly insult
"You've got a box, he's got a Ferrari!"
I love that line. The Doctor's TARDIS is easily the most powerful and wondrous spaceship in all of creation, with literally hordes of villains who would love to either have it for themselves or destroy it, but because it _looks_ unimpressive, Donna teases the Doctor about it being crap.
Donna rules. She is so unimpressed by the Doctor and his world. She's so brilliantly human.
Eleven wouldn't last A DAY with her. She'd made him cry god bless
This us why Donna was my favorite companion. She called him out on his bullshit and also managed to be a great friend. I also loved how they never forced a romance between her and the Doctor and that made their dynamic even more fun to watch.
i can't express how excited i am for the christmas special with these two
‘You’re not mating with me, sunshine’….then of his 3 companions, he & Donna are the ones who produce offspring of a sort… the meta Doctor.
Kinda ironic.
If you are talking about jenny
Theres no mom-
The mom and dad is both the doctor
@@SilentRaven8 no. talking about the meta crisis Doctor; born of an exchange of dna from her & his hand.( the stolen earth/journey’s end)
Omg you're right! 😂
Donna was my favorite companion for 10 for so many reasons
1. Catherine Tate and David Tennant exist on the same comedic wavelength, which really helped the BFF dynamic
2. Donna is so fundamentally human in that she does all the silly ignorant stuff that any human would do if they suddenly found themselves on an alien planet or another era in history, which is very relatable
3. there was never any romantic tension between them which was honestly kind of refreshing after Rose and Martha(don't get me wrong, I love those two, but the unrequited love thing has never been my favorite trope)
4. as 10 said, he just wanted a friend, and that's exactly what he needed at this time, after being rejected by or left by or being forced to give up his last few companions, I could really feel his loneliness and how he just needed someone to laugh with and experience the universe with, and Donna was perfect for that
Rewatching these scenes make me even more excited to see her and 14 in the 60th. Despite the Doctor having gone through a lot and grown so much since they parted, I hope she gets the opportunity to smack sense into him again. because he’s the Doctor and if 14 is gonna be keeping any characteristics from 10, plus being in a post-regeneration state, he’s DEFINITELY gonna need Donna’s no nonsense humbling.
Bring on the reunion of the space siblings! (and grandad ‘cause Wilf will be there too)
unfortunately the actor for wilf's character already passed away. :(
Hey have you seen the Specials?!?! What do you think?? 🤩
@@princessthyemis Still weeping. Probably never will stop.
Donna is the irrefutable best companion of the NuWho era, and anyone who disagrees is objectively wrong and may personally fight me.
Bold words when Rory Pond exists
@@catp5759 He was Amy's companion, not The Doctor's. Doesn't count. But I'd have been willing to concede and call it a draw, if he were qualified to compete for the top spot.
I'd argue River Song is the best. Although that also depends on your definition of "companion"
I think, especially compared to the arrogance of 11, Donna was one of the few companions I can think of that wholely kept the Doctor in check. Sure they all help ground him and help with perspective, but Donna is one of the only that consistently did not buy into the hype. He could do really clever things, but he can just as if not more often be a real dunce. Donna was a practical, no nonsense, independent, working class woman. While the Doctor is checking databases and looking at the whole world, she checks the time off folder to see no one ever took a sick day. Sure he can hack into what we're told is the most advanced yadda yadda in the universe with his magic sonic wand, but can you honestly say he would have thought to check that?
Catherine Tate is so fucking funny and one of the biggest tragedies is that she was only there for 1 season, and even then she wasn't all too many episodes for her to shine. Donna Noble is my favorite companion, because she truly felt like a friend. And friends make sure to call you out on your bullshit, which she always did
I ship these two platonically, I adore their chemistry and wish we got to see more of it, if I could lock these two characters in a jar and shake it around, I may consider it... I wouldn't actually do that though that would be very cruel.
This is exactly what the doctor needs! I would take Donna Noble instead of a young simpering fool following them around like a lost "in love" puppy any day.
I can´t wait until november!. RTD better give her her happy ending instead of using her, again to give his new creator´s pet another happy ending.
There was a period in my life where if anyone annoyed me I’d tell “ TO HELL WITH YOU” and then giggle like a maniac 🤣🤣
I think Donna was a good refresher. Like, most of the companions ended up liking the doctor romantically, but this is just pure plutonic awesomeness.
My favorite line of them is
“Oi Watch it space man”
“Oi Watch it earth girl”
2:03 is the funniest thing i've ever seen. The way 10's pride was hurt and scratched the back of his head in embarrasment is too good
Yesss!!!!
I love their dynamic so much. It was really refreshing to see two friends, it really reminds me of myself and my own best friend.
The Doctor deserves Donna’s confusion about the “mate” thing. He could have easily just said “friend” and completely avoided the misunderstanding.
1:00 This, Doctor, is why us north americans use the word "Friend".
…they’re siblings…end of story…
4:33 😳😭💀
@@sophie3869 Luke and Leia situation
@@jcrossan1351 let’s not go that far😭
@@sophie3869 I dunno, I reckon it makes it feel like even more of a shock 😅 this kiss itself…eh he’s pretty, he’s kissed a few…but kissing his sister? 👀👀👀 definitely a shock 😅
Donna was 10th perfect companion, just as the Ponds were for 11 and Clara for 12, as much as i loved each of them, if you had stuck the Ponds with 10 or Donna with 12 i don't think it would have worked out.
I don't know Donna with 12 could be interesting 😂😂🤔
The Ponds with 10 might've been actually lethal levels of sass. Especially if Tennant's Scottish roots bled through.
The concept of having companions who are married is interested, but...what did they add to 11??? I don't remember and I think that says something about how memorably--or not memorably--they were written, and I couldn't stand Amy. She was so rude and disrespectful, always chasing after the Doctor when she *was already married*! 😑
We all love the relationship between the Doctor and Donna because of the fact that we relate to it so much in our daily routine. Compared to previous companions who were there for the hangout for the most part, not to mention developing a platonic love relationship in the short term, Donna seemed like that one friend that would be presented to us in time of crisis, in a time where we actually needed help.
I hated... HATED the idea of Catherine Tate being in Doctor Who.
I WAS SO GLAD I was wrong.. She became (and still is to this day) my favourite companion.
And the fact that she got to reprise her role AGAIN... Amazing..
"I just wanna mate"
"You want to mate?"
" you aint matin with me sunshine"
I hated her when she showed up. I missed her so much when she left.
Same!
Same! At first I thought she was annoying, then I cried when she was gone
They had the best chemistry like of anyone they are such a joy to watch on screen in every scene
This is a dynamic we need to see more often in doctor who, it’s so fun 😂
Best part about Donna is how she's so open and honest about how much she absolutely loves The Doctor, while also being honest about how he's 100% nit her type and she's grossed iut by the idea of them as anything more than friends
Oh how I miss his best friend. She was really everything.
You should've seen how I cried when the 60th stuff was all first revealed. Donna and the Doctor, at it again.
Loved Donna so much. She kept the Doctor grounded.
"I'm no- I'm no- I'm no- I'm not from Mars 😩"
Great dynamic.😅
The best!
Rose was 10’s heart, Martha was 10’s backbone… and Donna was the one who made sure 10 was THE Doctor
*POCKETSSS*
such an iconic queen, donna noble
Before Donna, I really didn't like Catherine Tate that much, but holy shit she blew it out of the park with her character and I'm so so excited to see her again
Doesn’t matter how smart the doctor is, Donna will make him seem like a raging idiot.
Mind you, Donna is also the one who said
“The on switch, you need three fingers!”
The doctor: “You have three fingers?”
“Oh yeah!”
0:18 "Don't you ever change" This kills me 😂😂😂
Doctor Who is a cartoon character 😂😂😂
3:35 yknow, i wonder if the writers thought of this scene when they gave Matt Smith that wonderful line of “in all my hundreds of years I’ve never met someone who wasn’t important before.” Character development across two completely different versions of the same character. Simply brilliant
mad martha that one. blind martha. charity martha
This is the best depiction of a platonic couple. The doctor is at least flirty with most of his companions. Especially the young ones. So Donna was a strong contrast. But if you think of most fictional attractive male and female duos of romantic compatibility (like age and stuff), there is always some romantic undertone. Mainly no writers write a male and female lead having romance in mind. But the doctor is almost always male and his primary companion is always female. He can't get romantic with all of them because neither he nor the companion stay for long. Only when Whitaker took over did she get multiple companions of equal companionness and the fact there was multiple and they came at the same time meant none stood out. Like Smyth had Amy Pond primarily and then Rory joined. I never watched past Whitaker's first season so I don't know if the rumour is true that she got with the police lady or not. It was only relatively recently that the companions were thought to be attractive human women. The doctor's first companions was his Galifrayan granddaughter and her human science and history teachers.
5:29
Honestly thought the Doc pulled out a Glock
Lol it does seem like that for a second😅
absolutely my favorite companion of all the ones ive seen so far, love her so much :]
Donna remains one of my all-time favourite Companions. She was so great. ❤
0:33 will never get old 😂😂
Donna was so wonderfully different to Rose and Martha.
They have *such* good chemistry together! They just sparkle!!
Charity Martha
I'm looking forward to them reuniting ❤️
My wedding dress has pockets. 😂
Donna is the reason why wedding dresses now have pockets
If donna met 9 they'd never leave the tardis to busy sassing eachother
Donna will always be my favorite companion!
really great to have a companion not wanting to get into ten's pants
1:51 I hope that’s how they bring Donna back. Like her daughter is rummaging to find something and finds this single key that Donna kept for some reason
I really didn't like that they had her slapping him in the face during their first episode together. But luckily they didn't have her do that during series 4 and she quickly became my favorite companion. Donna and the Doctor absolutely brought out the best in each other in a way no other Doctor and companion have ever done, imo. And she understood him better than most.
There has never been, and will never be, a better Dr. Who companion than Donna Noble. There, I've said it.
Deadass I wish Donna would have been in season 3 and 4. I loved her so much and we were robbed of her. I never did like Martha lmaoooooo.
If Martha hadn't been given the flaw of pining for The Doctor then she may have been likable.
I would love to see a story with 6 and Donna. She wouldn't take any of his shit.
Big Finish PLEASE Give us THIS!!!!
0:55 I never get over this😂😂
5:49 That kinda reminded me of Thunderbird 3 when it first zoomed past.
She was good for him, straightforward and blunt. She didn't let him get away with anything but still cared for him.
There where the iconic partnership and so good we will have a short return of them
Pretty sure Martha's fiancée that they are talking about is Lucifer.
Yes he is played by Tom Ellis , they break up and she ends up marrying Mickey Smith Rose Tyler's ex boyfriend.
... ohh my god! I never even realised!!
Yo, dude... the wedding dress slap has a way different vibe without the fun music in the background. Oof.
😭
1:22 - the Doctor loves to make fun of the Master for missing the 'blindingly obvious' but whatever regeneration you pick - they aren't exactly trumps on that either xD
2:03 I recently went to my cousin's wedding and she did have pockets
She was prepared
Or should be called 'Catherine Tate being Catherine Tate in Doctor Who for 6 minutes'
im not.. im not from Mars 😢
At the end: "She didn't mean it like that."
Especially after the 60th Anniversary, these two remain QPR goals.
I just love Donna, she's the best! Sorry, Rose, but she was my favourite companion of the Doctor, his real best friend.
i can recite donna noble lines like i can recite harry potter lines.
I always see Donna and The Doctor as like siblings or at least half siblings and they act like siblings fighting when they sass each other 😭
A friend of mine actually did have pockets in her wedding dress. It was epic!