I like to think it's a Time Lord regulation thing, because all TARDISes do it. A Time Lord politician probably had one appear around him while he was in the middle of something private
@@thedelta4258 i think they teach them in classes to fly like that, kinda like its good to have both hands on the wheel type deal its just leaving the breaks on is how their taught to fly.
It's just that every Timelord didn't learn to fly the Tardis innately, instead they probably learned in classes at an academy, where this method probably have evolved even though that isn't the original manufacturer's intention.
@@Silverwind87 ain’t he like 4.5 Billion years old or something, or is that not cannon? I know in series 10 he mentions to Bill that he’s 2,000 years old but I’m not sure if that accurate.
@@JumpManProductions 2,000 years old sounds about right for that point in the series. The 4.5 billion years thing is huge spoilers, so if you don’t want them don’t hit ‘read more’. The 12th Doctor is trapped in an endless cycle where he is teleported into a prison, is eventually injured enough that he can’t regenerate, and then burns himself to use as energy to create an exact clone of himself from the moment he teleported in. The final clone survives and escapes fairly quickly thanks to the work of the previous clones, resuming the role of the Doctor. So ‘the Doctor’ spends 4.5 billion years in the prison, but the final clone probably ages less than a month.
i don't like the "leaving the brakes on" addition but i do like the running joke that the doctor is terrible at flying the tardis. reminds me of when martha was like "do you have to past a test to fly this thing" and ten replied "yes and i failed"
For everyone pointing out that other TARDIS also make this noise: The Relative Dimensional Stabilizers cycle continuously when a TARDIS is in flight and can sometimes be faintly heard in the Control Room. The sound is clearly audible on the exterior when a TARDIS materializes or dematerializes. The Relative Dimensional Stabilizer can be heard LOUDLY on inside as well only IF the operator leaves the brake on.
@Michael O'Connell Even with the Manual excerpt, it has been stated that the Doctor's TARDIS was a near new museum piece that he used to leave Gallifrey, which meant that it's possible that he either doesn't maintain them or that he does and it constantly goes back after a few trips.
The best part, the part they left out, Amy Pond asks the Doctor, "Is she your wife?" and he just sits there slouched and stewing while Riversong takes over and flies the Tardis.
@@ddddavyy8383 He does know, sort of. River told the doctor his name in "silence in the library" and he said "there's only one reason I'd tell anyone my name".
@@elosant2061 but he doesn't tell her his name when they marry, he tells her to look into his eye. That's not the moment he tells her his name, that still remains unshown
@@ddddavyy8383 why do people forget the doctor is psychic/telepathic. He could have very easily put that name into her head with just a look just like he erased others memories just by putting his forehead to theirs.
Even after learning that there's a way to do it stealthily, he still leaves them on. At that point, he's just choosing to keep the brilliant noise (and his pride).
@@aurorialgaming1935 Omg so true XDDDD He wouldn't be their "greatest enemy" anymore … more like their "greatest nightmare" (although I guess he already kind of is their greatest nightmare)
Even later on in series 6 he has to put the engines on silent before appearing in the white house. Amy and Rory looked completely shocked at how it was an option, but he still doesn't know how to do it properly and river has to do it for him
I kinda like the idea of all timelords collectively learning how to fly tardis' slightly wrong but never getting round to fixing it cause old habits/tradition. That would be very timelord.
I think we can all agree with the Dr that the TARDIS does sound good with the brakes on. Question, if the Dr didn't teach River how to fly thr TARDIS, then who did?
The tardis taught River. Since River was conceived on the tardis while going through the time vortex, it became part of River, so she can communicate with the tardis. In a way she's the child of the tardis.
@@dominow2121 No, he tries to claim credit for something he doesn't know but she shoots him down with 'Shame you were busy that day'. So the doctor didn't teach her.
Do you think River has known that she is daughter of Amy at this point? Wait, what am I thinking about, of course she did know, she grew up with Amy, but is it a bit wierd when you realize she did know all the time
@@abcdefgh6951 yeah after the doctor “dies” at lake silencio she popped back in time to see any and rory to let then know he wasnt dead, and she very explicitly says she just met her
Maybe this is how they are taught to fly the Tardis in the Academy, and River, unlike them, has learned to fly it innately. And maybe they just like that sound just like the Doctor.
Or perhaps they were all left on in the scrapyard where the doctor found his, perhaps they also got their TARDIS from the yard. They were just set on to avoid people stealing them. How they failed
As someone pointed out. He's drifting. Which you have to use brakes to make tight turns through the vortex. Inorder to catch those obskere coriders. The doctor has mastered. It also' makes for a bumpy ride.
@@danielormerod1683 Every other time River flys the TARDIS it makes the noise. This is the only time we see the TARDIS engines silent when River flies it.
The TARDIS was designed to be flown by 6 pilots to max out her capabilities. The stabalisers turn on and the brakes turn off so the noise stops. The noise is the breaking system effectively trying to slow them down as they speed up. Time vortex version of your tires skitting across the road
this is so funny to me. this means that the time lords in the Big finish audios always leaves the breaks on when using their own TARDISes. even President Romana II had her presidential TARDIS sound this way all through the battle tardises during the time war lmfao
Apparently the explanation is that it IS supposed to make that noise but you are only SUPPOSED to hear it from the outside if you hear it on the inside the breaks are on
I always used to think that the noise the TARDIS makes sounded like a rotary phone dialing a number, come to find out it was actually a key being dragged along a piano wire. Who'd have thunk.
I like to head canon that in their time on the Singing Towers Planet, the Doctor taught River how to fly the TARDIS but in his version the breaks were a blue lever instead of a button which is why the flight is a lot smoother than Elevens, even with the breaks still on. That way it still makes the cool noise with a smoother ride than the others before him.
Apparently the Doctor thinks the “noise” sounds like wheezing. Normally I would have someone get that looked at, but a Doctor is purposely causes it, so it seems pointless.
One of my favorite thing about 10 is how chaotic the tardis was and how he had to use his foot to fly her. Much more fun than using some dull stabilizers
@KVAcedo27 But it's always made that noise maybe the person who had the tardis before him (remember that he stole it.) Left the breaks on also why does a machine like the Tardis need break there's never been the doctor saying "oh we need to turn on the breaks!" So it really doesn't make sense..
@@Qwerky_Qwerty One of the times the TARDIS didn't like where they were and he said "we need to put on the handbrake" it was in the episode called below the river or whichevee one has the fisher king and the ghost people.
I like the idea that compared to other time lords, The Doctor really doesnt know all that much about time travel, including the finer points of operating a TARDIS
Weird to think that River knows how to fly the TARDIS because the Doctor taught her, then taught the Doctor out of order so he could teach her what she taught him out of order.
@@SammEater Moffat was arguably worse than Chibnall ever was because at least Chibnall didn't brainwash an entire generation of teenage girls from Tumblr into thinking that his writing is some intelligent and profound masterpiece of fiction. No, that's what Moffat did, and his spell still remains unbroken to this day. You're blessed if you can find more than three people on the internet who don't simp for Moffat like they're in some kind of cult that worships problematic and arrogant writers.
After this scene I like to pretend the noise is The Doctor's version of drifting a car when parking it. Looks and sounds great, but it's really not good on the tires or suspension.
When Romana landed the TARDIS, it made the same noise it usually does. Are we supposed to believe two Time Lords couldn't figure this out? Sorry, that's been bugging me for years.
Nah this can only be explained as being a joke to tease the doctor and river just put it in silent mode or something. Ever tardis we have seen makes that noise so yea.
It could be that every time lord in existence thinks that the one the produces the Tardis is an asshole so they all fly theirs with the brakes on just to annoy the manufacturer.
It's not the same as a car. Maybe you're supposed to leave the brakes on so you don't crash into anything, and River was close enough to the planet to land without them (to tweak the doctor.)
In his defense, the tardis was already ancient when he got it. I doubt anyone in his generation knew how to fly that model. Probably had automatic systems controlled by the tardis artificial intelligence. We also know that the tardis does whatever it wants and those buttons might not do anything. The tardis may just have those to entertain the doctor while she moves through time and space.
Can you imagine being left without brakes IN SPACE because you wore out the brake pads? No, thanks. Better that she be the one driving than one of these days drifting to a different time.
This was so lame. I like the idea that it's not supposed to be so rocky and unstable, it's meant to have six pilots. That's fine. But the sound os iconic, thry really shouldn't have tried to explain it as "brakes" that's just... Lame.
I completely agree. To be honest, and I think I might be in a bit of a minority on this, this is the part where I started to dislike River. That noise has been around since the start of the show, and, while it's well established that the Doctor has not always been a complete master at flying the TARDIS, he's not so big a moron as to leave the brakes on for nearly a millennium. Besides, isn't the TARDIS sentient? You'd think she would've 'turned the brakes off' if that wasn't how she was meant to work.
@@MotRekrab1347 oh do you know how to control every cell and bacteria in your body ? The tardis can move itself but it definitely can’t change aspects of its self like leaving the brakes on, like when you get sick you need medicine you don’t just turn it off, it works the same for the tardis plus we’ve seen her be sick before and not be able to move
@@theclassyartistd5807 Why no, I can't control every cell in my body. But at the same time, I'm not a centuries-old time machine capable of travelling to any known time or space. We have seen the TARDIS change aspects of itself. When the console room changes, half the time it's because the TARDIS is the one who did it. And, in the Doctor's Wife, we see the TARDIS move a piece of the console herself. If she's capable of that, it's not exactly a stretch to imagine her capable of, oh I don't know, turning off the brakes if they're giving her trouble. I can respect your point that there are things beyond the TARDIS' control, but moving a poxy lever is most certainly not one of them. Edit: There's also the fact that pretty much every other TARDIS we've seen in the show (the Master's, the Rani's, even the War Lords' SIDRATs) has made the same sound. Either that's just a side effect of solo piloting the TARDIS, or there's something very wrong at the TARDIS shipyard. Or, and this is my preferred thinking for when I actually try to like River, she was just teasing him about the 'leaving the brakes on' thing, and just did something else without telling him. In 'The Impossible Astronaut', the TARDIS does land silently in the Oval Office, so it could just be that.
Now I understand why people don't like river. The doctor should be the only one able to fly the tardis it was how things were. But she's still an interesting character.
@@RedTDA I know he pieced it together as he went along, but what I'm saying is that river just comes in and shows that she can do all this with no real explanation bessides "I got lessons" and it seems kinda disappointing. Especially because of the end of season 4 were it was revealed that the tardis was meant to have 6 pilots and river makes that redundant as she can do it all solo.
banana boat River was born on the TARDIS, maybe she got lessons from it. As for needing six pilots, that may have only been when needing to do something as completely ludicrous as towing an entire planet through the time vortex, since none of the other Time Lords have needed more than one pilot. It could just as easily been a modification that the Doctor or TARDIS made, though, especially after the Doctor blew up the TARDIS last time.
@@techno1561 I think you're right that the TARDIS gave the lessons. We see multiple hints throughout the show that she is able to roughly communicate with it in the same way the Doctor does, and has flown it solo on countless occasions (as revealed in the Christmas episode).
@techno156 River wasn’t born on the TARDIS she was born at Devil’s Run. She was conceived while on the TARDIS and possibly while in transit in the Time Vortex. While Amy was on the TARDIS River some how gained Time Lord DNA while Amy and Rory were with the Doctor in the TARDIS, to my knowledge they haven’t explained how. On the Wiki she is classified as a “child of a TARDIS” and a Proto-Time Lord(Lady).
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In his defence, it is a pretty cool noise
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I like to think it's a Time Lord regulation thing, because all TARDISes do it. A Time Lord politician probably had one appear around him while he was in the middle of something private
@@thedelta4258 i think they teach them in classes to fly like that, kinda like its good to have both hands on the wheel type deal its just leaving the breaks on is how their taught to fly.
Yeah but he really shouldn't leave the hand-brakes on like that, it can play Mary-Hell with the suspension.
It's my ringtone
Eleven's impression of the Tardis sound effect kills me every time
Is that you Jack?
So every Timelord who flies a Tardis seems to leave the breaks on.... interesting
💀
It's just that every Timelord didn't learn to fly the Tardis innately, instead they probably learned in classes at an academy, where this method probably have evolved even though that isn't the original manufacturer's intention.
I think virtually everyone has left their handbrakes on at one point 🤣
@@fabulously695 lol
Well I mean I sure would
"That woman isn't dragging me into anything!"
*We'll Be Right Back!*
60 years of time and space travel with that amazing Tardis sound…and after all that time…the Doctor just leaves his breaks on…
900 years, actually. Or 1000 years, the Doctor lost count and can't remember his own age.
@@Silverwind87 ain’t he like 4.5 Billion years old or something, or is that not cannon? I know in series 10 he mentions to Bill that he’s 2,000 years old but I’m not sure if that accurate.
i've seen someone say that that's not actually true. sometimes, it's described as just the noise the engines make. mostly that, actually.
@@JumpManProductions 2,000 years old sounds about right for that point in the series.
The 4.5 billion years thing is huge spoilers, so if you don’t want them don’t hit ‘read more’.
The 12th Doctor is trapped in an endless cycle where he is teleported into a prison, is eventually injured enough that he can’t regenerate, and then burns himself to use as energy to create an exact clone of himself from the moment he teleported in. The final clone survives and escapes fairly quickly thanks to the work of the previous clones, resuming the role of the Doctor.
So ‘the Doctor’ spends 4.5 billion years in the prison, but the final clone probably ages less than a month.
don't forget he stole it so he might have left the brakes on thinking the Timelords can't just take it back and leave him stranded.
i don't like the "leaving the brakes on" addition but i do like the running joke that the doctor is terrible at flying the tardis. reminds me of when martha was like "do you have to past a test to fly this thing" and ten replied "yes and i failed"
For everyone pointing out that other TARDIS also make this noise:
The Relative Dimensional Stabilizers cycle continuously when a TARDIS is in flight and can sometimes be faintly heard in the Control Room. The sound is clearly audible on the exterior when a TARDIS materializes or dematerializes.
The Relative Dimensional Stabilizer can be heard LOUDLY on inside as well only IF the operator leaves the brake on.
So if I’m getting this right.
Breaks on = Outside and inside sound
Breaks off = Only outside sound
Knowing this = having no life.
@@Superderpynerd
Well now you know this as well.
:)
@Michael O'Connell Oh, I discovered that instruction manual too!
Looks like River was just showing off then.
Where'd you learn that?
@Michael O'Connell Even with the Manual excerpt, it has been stated that the Doctor's TARDIS was a near new museum piece that he used to leave Gallifrey, which meant that it's possible that he either doesn't maintain them or that he does and it constantly goes back after a few trips.
The best part, the part they left out, Amy Pond asks the Doctor, "Is she your wife?" and he just sits there slouched and stewing while Riversong takes over and flies the Tardis.
She knows. He doesn't. Not yet anyway. Wibbly wobbly Timey wimey
@@ddddavyy8383 He does know, sort of. River told the doctor his name in "silence in the library" and he said "there's only one reason I'd tell anyone my name".
@@elosant2061 but he doesn't tell her his name when they marry, he tells her to look into his eye. That's not the moment he tells her his name, that still remains unshown
@@ddddavyy8383 why do people forget the doctor is psychic/telepathic. He could have very easily put that name into her head with just a look just like he erased others memories just by putting his forehead to theirs.
@@snikerz5886 when was it ever established that the doctor was telepathic? 😂
I LOVE THAT LANDING BELL
"THAT WOMAN is not dragging me into ANYTHING!"
Oh Doctor, how little you know xD
That noise is the sound of hope across the universe.
1:10 is now my new ringtone
Imagine how many people he would catch off guard if he didnt leave them on.
Even after learning that there's a way to do it stealthily, he still leaves them on. At that point, he's just choosing to keep the brilliant noise (and his pride).
@@witchofredwoods8963 He does but I think its more for what the bomb told his war incarnation, about how the sound gives hope.
@@witchofredwoods8963 Seriously though if he was stealthier the Daleks would have a new meaning of terror.
@@aurorialgaming1935 Omg so true XDDDD He wouldn't be their "greatest enemy" anymore … more like their "greatest nightmare" (although I guess he already kind of is their greatest nightmare)
Even later on in series 6 he has to put the engines on silent before appearing in the white house. Amy and Rory looked completely shocked at how it was an option, but he still doesn't know how to do it properly and river has to do it for him
I kinda like the idea of all timelords collectively learning how to fly tardis' slightly wrong but never getting round to fixing it cause old habits/tradition. That would be very timelord.
"Shame you were busy that day"
Kind of remember, a certain someone poisoning a certain other someone on that day.
I think we can all agree with the Dr that the TARDIS does sound good with the brakes on. Question, if the Dr didn't teach River how to fly thr TARDIS, then who did?
The tardis taught River. Since River was conceived on the tardis while going through the time vortex, it became part of River, so she can communicate with the tardis. In a way she's the child of the tardis.
@@mkg2124 or simpler, she learned from the doctor because he literally says he taught her
@@dominow2121 No, he tries to claim credit for something he doesn't know but she shoots him down with 'Shame you were busy that day'. So the doctor didn't teach her.
@@TheDeadnaughty yea, I just realized that and also just saw the scene where she said she is the child of the TARDIS
@@mkg2124 So the Tardis is like her fairy godmother?
Wow he is literally being weird to his friend's daughter but he does not know.
Do you think River has known that she is daughter of Amy at this point? Wait, what am I thinking about, of course she did know, she grew up with Amy, but is it a bit wierd when you realize she did know all the time
@@abcdefgh6951 yeah 😭😭
@@abcdefgh6951 yeah after the doctor “dies” at lake silencio she popped back in time to see any and rory to let then know he wasnt dead, and she very explicitly says she just met her
0:02 I miss the TARDIS traveling through physical space like this.
River: We’re somewhere in the-
Doctor: No No No I know exactly where we are there’s no need for that
"Let me just pull up google maps-"
"Nah I've been here before, there's a *lovely* coffee shop about five minutes thataway."
2:00 "It's a shame you were busy that day!"
She said it like he wasn't dying because she tried to kill him.
We all love that noise. Like the Moment (as Rose Tyler) said, that noise means hope
0:26I FUCKING LOVE THIS SOUND
I love it too
Does that mean that the rani and the master leave the breaks on??
Maybe this is how they are taught to fly the Tardis in the Academy, and River, unlike them, has learned to fly it innately.
And maybe they just like that sound just like the Doctor.
Maybe
And the war lords, although those were homemade tardis' from the war chief
They're all renegades, so maybe. I imagine Romana's TARDIS doesn't make the noise.
Or perhaps they were all left on in the scrapyard where the doctor found his, perhaps they also got their TARDIS from the yard. They were just set on to avoid people stealing them. How they failed
As someone pointed out. He's drifting. Which you have to use brakes to make tight turns through the vortex. Inorder to catch those obskere coriders. The doctor has mastered. It also' makes for a bumpy ride.
That sound brings hope wherever it goes.
We already had an explanation for the noise, the TARDIS needs to be flown by multiple pilots
River was just messing with the Doctor
@@jrsiv4462 don't make things up for the episode, it's a problem, and that's fine
@@danielormerod1683 Every other time River flys the TARDIS it makes the noise. This is the only time we see the TARDIS engines silent when River flies it.
The TARDIS was designed to be flown by 6 pilots to max out her capabilities. The stabalisers turn on and the brakes turn off so the noise stops. The noise is the breaking system effectively trying to slow them down as they speed up. Time vortex version of your tires skitting across the road
1:11 Gillan was trying really hard to hold that laugh in but it still slipped out.
I love the little smile she cracks right before the scene switches.
The sound of hope and adventure. Leave the breaks on!
TARDIS literally wheezing
this is so funny to me. this means that the time lords in the Big finish audios always leaves the breaks on when using their own TARDISes. even President Romana II had her presidential TARDIS sound this way all through the battle tardises during the time war lmfao
Apparently the explanation is that it IS supposed to make that noise but you are only SUPPOSED to hear it from the outside if you hear it on the inside the breaks are on
I always used to think that the noise the TARDIS makes sounded like a rotary phone dialing a number, come to find out it was actually a key being dragged along a piano wire. Who'd have thunk.
I love 12th's tardis interior so much that i sometimes forget how much i also love 11th's original interior.
That’s weird… if I leave the brakes on my car, it doesn’t make that “wheezing sound”, it makes a scratchy, squeaking noise which is very annoying.
I like to head canon that in their time on the Singing Towers Planet, the Doctor taught River how to fly the TARDIS but in his version the breaks were a blue lever instead of a button which is why the flight is a lot smoother than Elevens, even with the breaks still on. That way it still makes the cool noise with a smoother ride than the others before him.
I love this implies that The Doctor is burning some rubber before setting off
Apparently the Doctor thinks the “noise” sounds like wheezing. Normally I would have someone get that looked at, but a Doctor is purposely causes it, so it seems pointless.
One of my favorite thing about 10 is how chaotic the tardis was and how he had to use his foot to fly her. Much more fun than using some dull stabilizers
Pouty Eleven is so cute and funny.
I miss this version of the console room, the other one with the spinning things fit better with the 12th Doctor.
"It's not supposed to make that noise.."
@KVAcedo27 am I the only one that thinks this makes no sense?
@KVAcedo27 yeah like the Tardis has always made that noise and they said it was because he left the breaks on..
@KVAcedo27 So it's like...WHAT!?
@KVAcedo27 But it's always made that noise maybe the person who had the tardis before him (remember that he stole it.) Left the breaks on also why does a machine like the Tardis need break there's never been the doctor saying "oh we need to turn on the breaks!" So it really doesn't make sense..
@@Qwerky_Qwerty One of the times the TARDIS didn't like where they were and he said "we need to put on the handbrake" it was in the episode called below the river or whichevee one has the fisher king and the ghost people.
In the Doctor's defense, that's a pretty iconic noise, and if the Doctor didn't teach River to fly the TARDIS, then who did? The Master?
The TARDIS herself.
I like the idea that compared to other time lords, The Doctor really doesnt know all that much about time travel, including the finer points of operating a TARDIS
Cracks me up, every time. But to be fair even the Master always left his TARDIS brakes on as well.
Weird to think that River knows how to fly the TARDIS because the Doctor taught her, then taught the Doctor out of order so he could teach her what she taught him out of order.
Fans: "tHe tImElEsS cHiLd iS tHe wOrSt rEtCoN eVeR!!!"
Me, an intellectual:
Can you explain your perspective on this comparison?
Moffat was just the introduction to the Lame Doctor era. He paved the road to suckiness that Chibs crossed.
@@SammEater Not necessarily, but he was definilty the lead in tha Chibnal had to build off of
@@SammEater Moffat was arguably worse than Chibnall ever was because at least Chibnall didn't brainwash an entire generation of teenage girls from Tumblr into thinking that his writing is some intelligent and profound masterpiece of fiction. No, that's what Moffat did, and his spell still remains unbroken to this day. You're blessed if you can find more than three people on the internet who don't simp for Moffat like they're in some kind of cult that worships problematic and arrogant writers.
@@MatthewCobalt It's a joke, a bit of an exaggeration if you will. The handbrakes thing is still a terrible retcon though.
I love River's shoes hanging up while she lands the TARDIS.
After this scene I like to pretend the noise is The Doctor's version of drifting a car when parking it. Looks and sounds great, but it's really not good on the tires or suspension.
1:10 Sounds like he's having an asthma attack LMAO, I should know, can I say I've left the breaks on next time I'm gasping lol.
Please upload the keep buggering on scene
" You call that flying the Tardis, HA!"
When Romana landed the TARDIS, it made the same noise it usually does. Are we supposed to believe two Time Lords couldn't figure this out?
Sorry, that's been bugging me for years.
Nah this can only be explained as being a joke to tease the doctor and river just put it in silent mode or something. Ever tardis we have seen makes that noise so yea.
It could be that every time lord in existence thinks that the one the produces the Tardis is an asshole so they all fly theirs with the brakes on just to annoy the manufacturer.
It's not the same as a car. Maybe you're supposed to leave the brakes on so you don't crash into anything, and River was close enough to the planet to land without them (to tweak the doctor.)
if the TARDIS didn't like that noise she would just turn the breaks off she can fly herself remember?
"It's a shame you were busy that day."
That's one way to say it
So is the landing noise is truly the brakes, your telling me doctor never turned them off and the iconic landing sound is the brakes
River: Shame you were busy that day
11: *Was dying*
I bet the tardis loved to watch this cat fight on how to fly
River: Flies the TARDIS with stabilizers and no noise
The Doctor and Me: You're ruining it!
Me: Next, you're gonna try fixing the Chameleon Circuit.
"That women is not dragging me into anything."
>gets married
River showing off for the Doctor, or for her mother...?
Yep, but she knows Amy couldn´t figure it out yet...
I also love that noise 👌🏼
Old man leaves his parking brakes on 😂
To everyone complaining about the brakes,
Rule 1. River Lies
It's easier to believe that River did something wrong since EVERY other TARDIS in the franchise has made that noise.
I feel like I need to leave my Tardis on handbrake noise!.
Had to show my mom this clip when she asked why my notification sound changed 🤣 its the sound of the tardis brakes on 🤣
In his defense, the tardis was already ancient when he got it. I doubt anyone in his generation knew how to fly that model. Probably had automatic systems controlled by the tardis artificial intelligence. We also know that the tardis does whatever it wants and those buttons might not do anything. The tardis may just have those to entertain the doctor while she moves through time and space.
He likes his ride bumpy and noisy.
Don't worry, Doctor. You'll grow into using the stabilizers. Your next incarnation uses them consistently.
(edit: spoilers.)
He's right. The stabilizers make it all terribly boring. And the noise is absolutely brilliant
It's supposed to bring hope river
Can you imagine being left without brakes IN SPACE because you wore out the brake pads? No, thanks. Better that she be the one driving than one of these days drifting to a different time.
Jeez, he’s left the breaks on for 60 years?
If is not broken dont fix it
Karen annoys me a bit here, but Kingston and Smith are as great as ever.
Never liked this, making an iconic part of the TARDIS a joke to make River outshine the Doctor
Nice place to put your shoes.
i love how pissy he gets that River can drive better than him
also GOD her fit here, shes always a baddie but dang
2:00 Yeah...busy dying because you killed him.
This was so lame. I like the idea that it's not supposed to be so rocky and unstable, it's meant to have six pilots. That's fine. But the sound os iconic, thry really shouldn't have tried to explain it as "brakes" that's just... Lame.
I completely agree. To be honest, and I think I might be in a bit of a minority on this, this is the part where I started to dislike River. That noise has been around since the start of the show, and, while it's well established that the Doctor has not always been a complete master at flying the TARDIS, he's not so big a moron as to leave the brakes on for nearly a millennium.
Besides, isn't the TARDIS sentient? You'd think she would've 'turned the brakes off' if that wasn't how she was meant to work.
@@MotRekrab1347 oh do you know how to control every cell and bacteria in your body ? The tardis can move itself but it definitely can’t change aspects of its self like leaving the brakes on, like when you get sick you need medicine you don’t just turn it off, it works the same for the tardis plus we’ve seen her be sick before and not be able to move
@@theclassyartistd5807 Why no, I can't control every cell in my body. But at the same time, I'm not a centuries-old time machine capable of travelling to any known time or space.
We have seen the TARDIS change aspects of itself. When the console room changes, half the time it's because the TARDIS is the one who did it. And, in the Doctor's Wife, we see the TARDIS move a piece of the console herself. If she's capable of that, it's not exactly a stretch to imagine her capable of, oh I don't know, turning off the brakes if they're giving her trouble.
I can respect your point that there are things beyond the TARDIS' control, but moving a poxy lever is most certainly not one of them.
Edit: There's also the fact that pretty much every other TARDIS we've seen in the show (the Master's, the Rani's, even the War Lords' SIDRATs) has made the same sound. Either that's just a side effect of solo piloting the TARDIS, or there's something very wrong at the TARDIS shipyard.
Or, and this is my preferred thinking for when I actually try to like River, she was just teasing him about the 'leaving the brakes on' thing, and just did something else without telling him. In 'The Impossible Astronaut', the TARDIS does land silently in the Oval Office, so it could just be that.
@@MotRekrab1347 maybe it has a silent mode and river activated it ?
@@MotRekrab1347 plus the docter didn’t know what the levers did so maybe the levers are installed by the tardis to Sneek around like a person would
Oof.
Now I understand why people don't like river.
The doctor should be the only one able to fly the tardis it was how things were.
But she's still an interesting character.
Ummm the doctor never knew how to fly it... Like since the beginning of who😂
@@RedTDA I know he pieced it together as he went along, but what I'm saying is that river just comes in and shows that she can do all this with no real explanation bessides "I got lessons" and it seems kinda disappointing.
Especially because of the end of season 4 were it was revealed that the tardis was meant to have 6 pilots and river makes that redundant as she can do it all solo.
banana boat River was born on the TARDIS, maybe she got lessons from it. As for needing six pilots, that may have only been when needing to do something as completely ludicrous as towing an entire planet through the time vortex, since none of the other Time Lords have needed more than one pilot. It could just as easily been a modification that the Doctor or TARDIS made, though, especially after the Doctor blew up the TARDIS last time.
@@techno1561 I think you're right that the TARDIS gave the lessons. We see multiple hints throughout the show that she is able to roughly communicate with it in the same way the Doctor does, and has flown it solo on countless occasions (as revealed in the Christmas episode).
@techno156 River wasn’t born on the TARDIS she was born at Devil’s Run. She was conceived while on the TARDIS and possibly while in transit in the Time Vortex. While Amy was on the TARDIS River some how gained Time Lord DNA while Amy and Rory were with the Doctor in the TARDIS, to my knowledge they haven’t explained how. On the Wiki she is classified as a “child of a TARDIS” and a Proto-Time Lord(Lady).
That was a long 5 minutes
She ruined it. It used to be cool, she made it boring