Doctor Who Review The Doctor Cries and KILLS AGAIN - Season 1 Episode 7
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- Doctor Who review of season 1 episode 7 with Ncuti Gatwa as the Disney Doctor under Russel T Davies. With BBC teaming up with Disney+ this doctor has tried a more emotional Doctor Who, while seemingly failing to save everybody. As we end Doctor Who Ncuti Gatwa's 2 part season finale with Millie Gibson. Is Doctor Who worth watching?
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Doctor Who review of Season 1 Episode 7, Ncuti Gatwa is back again to cry and work out absolutely nothing. Russel T Davies has worked for the BBC and Disney to seemingly humiliate the Doctor over the entire series. With everyone attacking him, shaming him and generally being more useful, what is even the point of Ncuti now? The finale description implies he doesn't even save the world there. While unit used to have some cool episodes, this wasn't one of them, didn't answer anything and well full fool on the cast. Why are any of these people employed? Who knows. But they have a LOT of questions to answer in the finale if they want to wrap up all the threads they may not have deliberately created this season. But what did you think of what you saw? Let me know your thoughts down below and as always, thanks for watching :)
Come on, only one more episode to go!
What are we up to? 100 crying scenes? lol
Mentioning Batwoman might give Az PTSD! He was exposed to dangerous levels of it. 🤣
The emasculation of black men is a well worn trope by now. I wonder why they do it?
Like Doctor Strange, Dr Who has become a guest character in his own show
As an archaeologist, let me tell you....
That guy looks nothing like a man who's been dead for a hundred years.
Looks like someone built a sand version of this man and just put the original in back or something 😂
😂😂😂😂😂
My Grandma always used to say to me "I don't care what they tell you in school, people who are dead for 100 years get covered in sand".
No indeed, he looks like one of those cool sand sculptures artists make on the beach.
As someone who sees dead people in various stages of decomposition, I agree 100% lol
The doctor was never this painfully passive. He was the problem solver. This Dr basically sits around and watches the plot happen. Then cries about it. The doctor is also supposed to be a little dangerous, a little scary, because he is the smartest and most powerful being in the room.
Here he is the weeping one in the room, that only cares about being besties and what his libido says.
I think the Tennant episode where he split off was maybe a reference to the movie "Twins".
All of the bad traits went into Gatwa like the Danny DeVito character.
@@jimjam51075That’s kinda been my theory for awhile now actually. That Ncuti’s Doctor is only half of the Doctor. Half a Time Lord. Half of the power and intelligence of a normal Time Lord.
I admit that I didn’t think about him being all that worst traits and weaknesses of the Doctor.
@@mikoto7693 So he's basically the "good but ultimately useless Captain Kirk" from the transporter accident....
Ncuti is the Female doctor. Overflowing with estrogen and empathy.
Can't wait till we see the Male Doctor. After he's done genociding aliens.
In the past the companion has been there as a fail-Safe. When the doctor goes too far the companion rains him in. Now he's a giant pussycat! Who hides underneath the table and hisses.
I'm waiting for the gay Community to turn on RTD. He had the opportunity to present a gay actor playing a strong, heroic role. Instead, he made Gatwa's Doctor into the worst stereotype - Weak, indecisive and obsessed with sex. This season has set back the image of gay men decades. Now the question is, for what reason?
If we're talking about the progressive gays, I don't think they care
Because they know its possible to build it up again and wants to be lauded as the ones who do it this time
Everything is pro WOMAN. Gay men are still men. Plus they prefer a gay and likely weaker more timid man to masculine men because they are easier to control and have as subordinates.
That is a perfect description of RTD. These people can be read like an open book.
We have learned pretty much everything about him in this show.
I've been wondering that myself. What's the endgame?
Remember when UNIT was an actual legitimate militady organisation that was competent and not BBCs SHIELD?
It reminds me of the Laundry
I am sure it cant have slipped anyones noticed that the Unit building is almost a 1 to 1 rip off of Stark Tower. Gotta recycle those Disney CGI assets and save some money I guess.
What colour do you all think the sky beam will be in next weeks "climax"?
Brown and veiny?
@@misterbrick4530 I really wish someone (not Disney) would make a show about the adventures of Bob Howard and the Laundry.
Indeed. Classic UNIT had the Brigadeer, Sgt Benton and Captain Yates. Those were the days.
Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart is rolling in his grave.
Ecclestein would kick a door down, grab a villian by his throat and head butt the fiend into oblivion. Gatwa sits in the corner and cries while the women deal with the problem, and somehow they seem perplexed as to why they’ve lost 80% of their audience.
The one time Eccelston attempted to kill a Dalek with a gun, he got talked down by Rose. They said it was wrong then. On top of that, Eccelston in his last episode decides to not kill the Daleks and instead Rose does it using the power of the time vortex. I don't think we watched the same show.
It's a bunch of women (plus a guy playing dressup) being boss bitches, whilst the male lead has been turned homosexual and unlikable, and any male characters you might like are just fodder to be killed anyway.
It's predictable to a t.
@@ethanpond1195 Rose was a goddamn Mary-Sue type of character, insufferable. _Everything_ revolved around her, for no logical reason, simply because she was so extra-special that even the Tennant Doctor fell in love with her. There were other companion for a while, but then Rose came back, and oh boy, the writers had to create a surplus 10th doctor from his cut-off hand just so she could be with him.
@@ethanpond1195i don't think you remember quite well why 9th doctor was "reluctant" to kill all Daleks. Let me remind you. If he did it, the delta wave would also kill the remaining life on Earth. He'd rather sacrifice himself than have another collateral blood of innocents on his hand. Had it not been for others He was more than happy to wipe them all out along with himself and the Emperor.
Coming storm... Yawn. Girl who is the key to everything... Yawn. Girl Power... Yawn. Absolute drivel 😂
I will never forget how, as of The timeless child, the Doctor has infinite regeneration. He has infinite healing powers and death rays on command. He is immortal. Every alien he doesn’t kill immediately, every injury he doesn’t heal, every risk he doesn’t take on other people’s behalf, he is being lazy.
Good point. He has infinite healing power and regenerations. Why have that puny human security officer take the risk instead?
@@mikoto7693 No, it's too scary for the poor, immortal Doctor. See, he's crying for the twentieth time today
@@mikoto7693couse may regenerate as hetero, to much risk
Ncuti: "i dont have children yet, life of a timelord"
David Tennant "I was a parent once"
So looks like we have another rewriting of the doctors backstory to facilitate a new story.
Or simply not bothering to check. They could just employ some Dr Who geek to point this stuff out to them
@@joso7228 the line was from David's 1st season when he was show runner, far as I'm aware loads of the original crew are back 😅
@@joso7228 RTD wrote it. The same person who wrote 10's lines in Gridlock.
I love how this story just acts like the actual doctor (David Tennant) doesn't exist or just doesn't care now in his "retirement" that the world is going to shit
This is the problem with having a Doctor in Retirement. How the hell does a guy like that just retire?
Like... I imagine that even the human Doctor in the other parallel universe is still actually doing stuff... not just retired.
@@Unethical.FandubsGames I mean if they ever go back to "The Doctor's Daughter" The Doctor can be in retirement and be like on call to give his daughter advice.
We know from the stinger that she can regenerate though it's unknown if she has her own TARDIS.
@@Unethical.FandubsGamesremember 11 during the loss of the ponds
@@Unethical.FandubsGames You'd think he'd at least team up again this one last time, especially since Sutekh is back and the 15th is just way too utterly inept and overemotional to handle an actual threat. What makes the whole retirement aspect even dumber is the whole second TARDIS thing. You wanna tell me you give the Doctor a TARDIS and he just lets it sit as a lawn decoration and never goes on adventures with it?
yea I have a theory that 15 is the Boss, I think its going to end up being some bs like Ncuti got all the "good guy" traits whilst 15 got all the "toxic" traits (like the ability to not hesitate to let a companion die for the sake of the planet/universe). Im thinking this because in ep. 6 Rogue didn't just stop with the sending the doctor to another dimension because he saw all of the faces of the previous doctors, he stopped/paused when he saw 15s face and briefly acted like he recognised him.
So the real Doctor Who (David Tennant) is drinking tea somewhere in Camden and can't be bothered to deal with Sutekh.
I’m pretty sure it’s a soy latte.
Probably said “f**k this shit I’m out” when he was given the riot act after being “educated” on pronoun usage
Honestly I wondered about that during the episode where his lesser half disappeared to a faerie circle. The TARDIS Is alive and sentient isn’t it? If half the Doctor vanished it shouldn’t have “died” when he did.
It could have let Ruby inside and taken her to the last remaining half of the Doctor.
@@mikoto7693 Yes, that was one of my things about that ep, them apparently forgetting Tennant was around. He should have even been in the same city Ruby was for much of the time.
Good riddance to Tennant
I can't cross my own timeline. Then spends 99% of the time in the same location multiplying his chances of not only crossing his own timeline but running into another version of himself.
BTW, The Doctor doesn't "bring" disaster. Disaster is already there which is why The Doctor showed up there.
00⁰0⁰@@mark7s980
@@mark7s980 RTD is using a metaphorical insert of himself as the one who brought disaster to Dr Who and finished it off.
Two cups of ignorance of temporal physics. ⏱😏
We will ignore all of those cross-over episodes.
The Two Doctors, The Five Doctors, Death of the Fourth Doctor,
The Vanyard (sp), etc.
I think some of the writers are getting Doctor Who mixed up
with Back To The Future.😁😁
In the final episode Rubys makes it snow again & the doctor turns into an actual snowflake & flies away.
Oh god, maybe he would try getting snowmanned again, or maybe some snowballing 🤢
"That's beautiful man."
- Snowball -
'Clerks'
😂😂😂
With how often he cries he'd probably melt rather than be strong enough to fly away
Another likely scenario for the finale is The Doctor has a cry but this time he crys so much that his tears flood an entire city and everyone drowns.
With how much of an emotional wuss Fruity Gateway's Doctor is I think it would be very believable.
From "Never cruel or cowardly," to can't help but always being cruel and cowardly, and crying about it.
Proof he isnt the Doctor. Jodie's Doctor also got people killed too willingly.
To be fair, Peter Capaldi broke the "Never cruel or cowardly" promise multiple times in his first season. Particularly the cruel part because he turned the Doctor into an outright sociopath. But at least he wasn't a cry-baby while he was doing it.
@@tomnorton4277 That was part of his arc though. It was a new regeneration cycle so he didnt know who he was. He learned who he was to the point where he didnt want to let go and then he finally did and the show ended.
@@RAP7ORv The Doctor already had 12 lifetimes to figure out who he was. Peter Capaldi tended to come across as an immature Human with the mindset of a teenager instead of a powerful Time Lord with 3000 years under his belt. I didn't believe this Doctor was any older than Capaldi was in real life until he was snarling at Ashildr in Face The Raven.
"The Doctor is no longer here. You're stuck with me!"
That scene was the first time Peter Capaldi felt like he'd actually lived for 3000 years. Granted, I half expected him to murder Clara himself - he gave off the same vibes as Commodus killing his father in Gladiator - but he finally felt like the ancient alien that he was supposed to be. His threat also brings me to my next point.
Peter Capaldi should have been the Valeyard.
He had the cruelty, narcissism, pretentiousness and sociopathy of the original Valeyard and on top of that, the beginning of a new regeneration cycle was the perfect time to bring him back. The Valeyard should have been in the regeneration energy that the Time Lords gave to Matt Smith on Trenzalore. After achieving the goal he had in the Classic Series, the Valeyard would have had no idea what to do with himself, especially since he was technically a separate entity in Classic Who, so he didn't directly have the previous' Doctor's life experience. However, if they were fused together, Capaldi's mix of sociopathic narcissism and childish insecurity would have made sense.
The problem is that neither Steven Moffat nor Peter Capaldi mentioned the Valeyard until Twice Upon A Time. They clearly thought they were just portraying another Doctor. The Valeyard was in the story but it was completely by accident.
Somebody needs to retcon Peter Capaldi into officially being the Valeyard's 2nd incarnation on a redemption arc. They wouldn't even need to change anything about the era itself. Just have a future Doctor explain that the Valeyard very nearly turned "Eyebrows" into a monster but Clara and Missy set him straight.
Rose is 15 and Morris is 13. Why is UNIT exploiting child labor?
Rose looks like she 'identifies' as a fifteen year old....
@@jeremyallen5974Yep, adult man wears short skirt & the BBC tell children that he’s a teenage girl.
That's illegal. You can't employ children in the military.
Lets compare UNIT from the 1970s series: British Military officers and men, army uniforms, firearms, RPGs, Military vehicles, strict chain of command. A Doctor Who that does Venusian Karate. Serious business.
And UNIT 2024: All authority roles are civilian women, no white men in any speaking role, staff include a woman in a wheelchair, A Robot DJ, a mixed raced transgender teenage school leaver, a ten year old boy on a Segway. A Doctor Who that cries for no reason. Serious Scooby Gang
Heck, look at the Unit of Battlefield. Brig Bambera being confident and skilled, multinational force holding their own against the alien armies, and Kate's dad taking out a destroyer of worlds all by himself
That's because UNIT was meant to be a UN paramilitary organisation that could act outside conventional political boundaries in the face of global threats and was proposed after certain key events in Doctor Who lore. RTD's take on UNIT is half-arsed because it conflicts with his ideal special forces team, Torchwood.
Don't insult the Scooby Gang like that.
@@silverscorpio24 They are a pretty piss poor Scooby gang, they don't even have a dog.
@@lesigh1749 they're the velma gang
Poor Disparu. He's taking a bullet for all of us.
No, can't even watch a review. Just walk away.
With this series it's more like catching a D for us...
Poor man is being riddled with cringe on a daily basis.😂
Don't feel sorry, he's a professional. Specially trained to be immune from the effects of idiotic script writing. After this series is done, he deserves a Victoria cross, taking the bullet that was meant for all of us.
With this series it's more like catching a "Richard" for us...
I would normally think that .15% of people named Susan being men to be a reference to the song "A Boy Named Sue" by Johnny Cash, but i don't think anyone involved in this show could listen to a Cash song without bursting into flames from the overload of testosterone.
He's too "bigoted" for them, they just listen to trash mumble rap that talks about date ®@pe.
or you know burst into flames when they detect good writing that doesnt tick boxes
I've heard more about "Susans" and "Karens" Lol 😆 😂 🤣!! They're the last ones with cojones on their person!
Is that where the Burning Ring of Fire came from?
"And he said, 'Son, this world is rough
And if a man's gonna make it, he's gotta be tough
I knew I wouldn't be there to help you along
So I give you that name, and I said goodbye
And I knew you'd have to get tough or die
It's that name that helped to make you strong"
Waaaaaaaay too much toxic masculinity for the fainting lilies of the BBC.
If the Doctor hasn't had a child yet then he can't die until he does otherwise he'll never have Susan. There's no danger of this Doctor having a child so I guess he's safe for a little while.
That's what I thought about Orson Pink, but... well, I guess that's no match for the power of timey wimey retcons and disregard for canon.
@@chronicguardian9684Missy was clearly driving the car that hit Danny. Guy did a somersault jump a few episodes earlier and then he randomly can't even see/dodge a car while walking into traffic.
Wouldn't be the first time Missy/the Master changed the timeline for his own benefit.
Stop trying to make sense of something RTD never inserted any logic in... Someone competent might have added clues like this, we do see something like that in the hitchhiker's guide to the universe for instance which is well written and far more logical then this.
@@AlexKennedy1999 To be far, he didn't think he was in danger of being hit by a car. and how would he dodge anyway? Missy woulda just turned the wheel and hit him anyway.
The Doctor has a daughter called jenny already. She was made by a Progenation machine using the doctors DNA but she cannon.
Can we all agree, that Disparu's reviews are way more entertaining that the episodes? I know for a fact, I couldn't finish an episode without him making the jokes this circus show deserves.
Hail Disparu :D
Yes we can agree, otherwise these dreck shows would be getting no attention whatsoever.
Hail Disparu o7
nah
"Have you dreamt of being an ambulance?"
Man, I thought having a dream where I was a golden retriever, running through an autumnal forest was weird as hell.
It was awesome, and I felt super happy, but it was still weird.
Good dream. Unlike being an ambulance.
The kid has a disability - that's why he was cast. x
So he's evil...Russell T Davis it's a 80% chance
The kid from Stranger Things had an disability and it was perfectly fine. This kid is just annoying and I need subtitles to understand anything it says.
@@zidahya ... and not even for funny reasons like Kenny :/
miscast at best, act of evil at worst. This was awful. This is like taking Jimmy from South Park and saying: "run the marathon like a pro" and then watch him trying. Cartman level of evil.
If you can't do it right BBC, don't even try FFS. Why pretend a disabled kid is normal or genius? Or women are strong. Why can't they just play their own strenghts instead of trying to normalize them and making them something they are not? Jamie Brewer (Nan) in American Horror Story was a genius cast. R.J. Mitte (Flynn) was great as well.
Peter Dinklage would be an awful NBA player. As is this kid as a genius on segway.
It definitely wasn't because of his acting. Or his suitability to act.
He is not right for acting. It requires you can be understood without subtitles.
He needs to do something else. He can't act well. And pity casting helps no one.
There are many good disabled actors. He is not one of them.
It is very exploitive casting.
where's the ruthless intelligence? where's the wisdom? where's the menace? where's the commanding pressence of a man who's been alive for over 3 billion years? where's..........the doctor?
*Note: The doctor you ask for has not been alive that long.
one theory is that he is only half-powered and that Tennant will return to un-bi-re-generate (its some ancient Gallifreyan thing thong) and Ncuti will become a whole straight strong man. Lol
Exactly. The Doctor has seen everything because he's been around a while. Maybe he got a little bain dramage that last regeneration or splittage whatever tf that was.
I am thinking of a tissue or used prophylactic ... aka never met an egg.
As an American, when she said that they witnessed the signing of the declaration, I just thought "Why would the British care about this?" Make it make sense
The Magna Carta would have been a far superior choice, or the English Reformation, or the Glorious Revolution of 1688...
Charles the first in the commons and Speaker Lenthall declaring "I have neither eyes to see nor tongue to speak in this place but as this House is pleased to direct me"
Im an American and the British would care about the Declaration of Independence because America was claiming it's independence from Britain.
@@ethanpond1195 No
Great Moment in History (from a British perspective): Waterloo, maybe? Agincourt, probably. The Battle of Britain, likely. The Battle of Bosworth, maybe. Any of 10,000 different events in the 100 years war, WWI or WWII, possibly. Signing the Declaration of Independence? Barely a chance.
My first question after "she's human" would be "does she have a pocket watch?"
Of course, they like to pretend this travesty has no connection to the previous show, which I'm honestly happy to agree with.
The annoying thing is they flip flop on it, Leave Clasic Who alone ya losers, you wanted your own show, you got it. Now come up with your own ideas and stop bring up great stuff from classic who so you can piggyback off of better writer's creations
Uh, Sutekh is from classic who, so they obviously want to show the connection. They also have UNIT and previous companion Mel.
I literally wondered that myself!
I have a pocket watch! It has all these squiggly designs on the outside.... let me see what's in there! *opens* Ha ha ha ha... HA HA HA HA HA HA!!! *4 drumbeats play over and over....*
@@daishikaze3986 Precisely. It's MORE infuriating that they keep going back and forth of the continuity.
Disperu makes bad days good and great days exceptional.
You have that Morgan Freeman effect.
We prefer Disparu around here. Go watch Dusperu if that's what you like.
@@eddiebendigo7317Sorry, I am a bear. Paws… can’t typw.
@@ASoberBearwe knew what you meant 😊
@@glitterkitty1979(nibbles on a fisj)
The weird thing that no one has mentioned is. Why did the doctor need to go to UNIT to find out who this woman is. He couldve gone to the far flung future or an advanced race of humans.
Hes looking for a specific woman who he meets across time and space and decides, yeah UNIT in 2024 is the best place to find her. It’s just so contrived.
So they could add a handicapped thing, a lesbian and a trans.
@@SeventeenSeventySix trust me they dont need to go back to modern day london to do that. Pretty sure the BBC actually think those types of people were prancing around in the royal court of henry the 8th.
UNIT has been silly nostalgia bait since they brought it back. The Brigadier was my favorite Classic Who companion, so it's just doubly-insulting here. Also, it seems like UNIT has just become Torchwoood.
That is the thing with bad writers, they ALWAYS write themselves into a corner. And then forget their own rules, lol.
@@billjacobs521 UNIT was ok fighting Sontarans with Martha and Donna. Fighting the Zygons with 3 Doctors.
But this lot are just clickbait non-entities.
Remember, RTD decided that a VHS tape could do a better job at "supercharging" the time window when the TARDIS is _right there;_ the fact that such an idea was even _considered_ speaks volumes of his incompetence.
I bought this up about Ncuti Gatwa's character in bowlestrek comments!
This. is. not. the. Doctor.
This character has not ever saved the day in this entire season!
And now, he is going against the Sutek. A classic villain from the Tom Baker classic, "Pyramids of Mars."
One of the most malevolent villains that the Doctor ever faced.
Good luck defeating that being.
I cannot wait to watch Disparu to roast the next episode -- especially it does not feel like this character will again fail to save the day.
Why would Sutekh care about the Doctor? When they first met Sutekh saw the Doctor as a means to and end and nothing more.
Be like outsmarted by an ant and holding a grudge against that one ant.
@@gbalfour9618 Especially since if Sutekh did survive (which he could not have) he could simply appear and Destroy the Doctor with no effort or Keep him around to torment him painfully for an eternity as he went around extinguishing all life in the Universe. He wasted how many years waiting to spring his trap on the Doctor? He didn't even need to, the doctor does not have to power to face Sutekh directly.
@daishikaze3986
Exactly, burn every nerve and then heal it with a thought only to burn it again for eternity.
And Sutekh isn’t really a god like the Celestial Toymaker or the Black and White Guardians or the Beast or Fenric or the Gods of Ragnarok could be viewed as; he just an alien with psychic powers.
Which was the idea that of the Pyramids of Mars was. Humans saw the Egyptian Gods as such but they were really just super advanced aliens.
The Doctor cries? Shocker!
It's Dr Boo Hoo, innit?
He's a poof,what do you expect.
-The Doctor Dances- *The Doctor Cries*
He didn't camply call anyone "honey" for the first time in the series.
@@AgtX999 Did he say 'babes' though?
If only they had the power of maaaaannnnyyyyy
Or the One Ring.
@@Mereologist The One Wig.
@@Mereologistdoes Ncuti acting like an arsehole count?😂
@@goufr3540 I stand corrected, sir!
At this point, Disparu must be over 50% of the men still watching this crap.
I salute your dedication and thank you for your service, mate!
From the numbers, a lot of women are giving up watching this crap too. Yup even us weak minded women are recognising how crap modern Dr Who is and are also checking out of watching in our millions.
Maybe Dr Who did have a predominantly male audience but I doubt the ratio of female viewers amounted to 1% of the audience and are the only ones still watching.
We’re not watching it either, mate. The thing is an appalling travesty, not to mention the deliberate destruction of a beloved British institution to turn it into evil propaganda aimed at grooming and brainwashing children & turning them into LGBTWTF activists who hate their parents and civilised society.
Did you think women have no standards or something?
It has such high rankings on the local film database in my country.
Makes me worried.
We’re not watching it either. We have standards too, you know.
LOL! Anything "male" has now become the enemy of DEI. First, they came for the males, and I said nothing. Then they came for the gay males, and I said nothing... you see where this is going.
nah keep going , whats the next 1 ?
@@kingvejita8827 If I'm understanding the 'rights' the rainbow crowd want next it will be the little boys.
Well first it was any straight white man, then it was any straight man (of any color), now it's the gay males
@@kingvejita8827next is black men
@@mahkaylalee6898 But how can they still be there if every man was taken beforehand?
The doctor has a daughter that everyone seems to have forgotten about.
Not in this
Series
The official version as the doctor said not yet
@@ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΑ-ε1ω The doctor has had at least 2 children and 1 grandchild in the past, that I remember, all in the official series
@@MorganSaph yes but that continuity no longer counts because The Doctor here and now said not yet to Kate
this is a brand new continuity
that's why it's called series 1
@@MorganSaph that's why this version of Sutekh is different from original 1975 Sutekh which while he was powerfully he wasn't a god of gods he was only perceived
as a god
She was a female clone, not a child smh
They don’t like masculinity as they have decided it’s bad. So selflessness, self sacrifice, stoicism go as well. So no wonder he’s crying and doesn’t save anyone.
The crazy thing is that they do like masculine traits. They just give them to the female characters in the show having robbed them from the doctor. It's okay for him to be a week, spineless mess crying in the corner, but all of the women are brave and bold and stand strong in the face of danger and trouble.
Nope.
As a Chinese fan. Doctor becomes black is already a weird thing for me. Not being racist , but he was being white all the time . Now disney want him to be gay ? Hell fXXX no .The personality just doesn't fit in
It fits amazingly into leftists' ideas and believes. Weak people who are all about their feelings and bullying those who are actually strong and able.
They are a virus that disables immune system, then letting it fail.
Since when are those traits masculinity-defining?
With how quickly the episode viewer count is dropping eventually your reviews are gonna be hitting higher numbers.
Dude that “total slag” clip kills me every time 😂
The episode where Dr. Diversity cries in the corner.
Yes... I know.
That describes all of them.
Dr. Diversity?
@@Diogo85 Really?
@@The13thRonin What do you mean Dr. Diversity? You talk like he was a diversity hire. It's been stated and confirmed that he was chosen because of his talent, not because of his skin color. RTD saw talent in Ncuti Gatwa and gave him the role to be the Doctor.
@@Diogo85Well he was talking out of his arse then wasn't he? Either that or he's an absolutely useless judge of "talent".
@@Diogo85 Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahaha.
His talent?
Ahahahahahahahahahaahhahahahahahahhahhahahaah.
But... Sutekh wasn't a god. He was an Osiran - mortal, long-lived, incredibly powerful, but not a god. And also very dead after _Pyramids of Mars_ (1975).
Best zoom in request on a TV was on Buffy and she’s asks Xander to zoom in on the footage. “Guys this is just a video tape”
Futurama went high-brow and the zoom-in was all blurry and it had to be explained that making the image bigger didn't increase the resolution.
The really sad thing is I'm named after Dr Who's assistant. Dad passed away a few years ago and I so wanted to do a video on Dr Who on Sunday and dedicate it to my Dad. I just couldn't bring myself to review this slop.
Do one next year about the older episodes
A retrospective on “Father’s Day” would’ve been wonderful. One of my favorite episodes
an attention seeking pathological liar makes a post like this every channel
haha damn, rough. Condolences your dad sounds like he was a cool guy. Good thing he passed it on!
@@justinsane1119 that’s actually a really lovely idea 💡
Pyramids of Mars was one of my favorite episodes as a kid. Now they're going to bastardize another good one-off villain from the original show. Who's next, the Black Guardian? No no, his name is problematic...
RTD would though. He hates Ncuti without doubt after witnessing the repetitive humiliation rituals... nah, prob just cuz Ncuti wasn't born in Britain
The Fendahl is next, mark my words. They seem to delight in bringing back that which they should not be able to for reasons that they were utterly destroyed.
To think, we were all so annoyed with how much they humiliated David Tennant but it turns out it wasn't targeted at him specifically it was just how they treat all version of The Doctor. Once again they prove that the bar can always get lower, sinking this non-Doctor to new levels of humiliation.
I think it was for all of them like you said, but they specifically wanted to melee tenant because he was many people's favorite
yeah, but then D. Tennant humiliated himself as a person. Until then I though he was good man.
I’m naturally blonde and was going to tell you how offended I was at that joke Dipsaru, but then I realised the reason I couldn’t find my car keys was that I’d just put them in the fridge so…fair enough 😂
I, too, am a natural blonde, and you have my sympathies! I was found my keys under the pillow of my made bed😂🤦🏼♀️
Somewhere at the BBC is a Dalek clicking away. "Yessszz. make. The. Doc-tor. BAAAAAAD. ah..ha..ha.."
😂😂😂
Purely out of spite I am going to get a UK work visa, break into television writing, get a gig at Channel 4 and bring back Queer As Folk using the original cast but with every single character now married with kids.
Hey Russel? Just re-imaging your show. Don't like the changes? Tough!
Funny you should say that - in the Special for Dr Who 60th they make a joke of John Barryman being 'disgusting' because he is seen with his 'real life' wife and kids. He's not really Gay!
Why would the Doctor appeal to the dead dad in "Boom" as "one father to another" and then tell Kate that he hasn't had kids yet? That was only four episodes ago! Get your continuity straight for more than a month before trying to add to a storyline as epic as Sutekh's.
I'l not sure they can do 'straight' 😂
I feel that suggesting "man up" to Ncuti risks being misinterpreted.
Euugh, brother euugh 🤢🤢🤢
The funny thing is how the imperatives of "Progressive" ideology make these shows inadvertently appear bigoted.
In Doctor Who, the imperatives are: 1) show men as being softer, prone to self-doubt, and emotional. 2) make the women appear strong and competent. 3) give the leading male role to a g@y man.
The inadvertent outcome is to make g@y men look like ineffectual, useless crybabies. That's not what they meant to do, but it was inevitable given the imperatives they had to follow.
Another example is Star Wars: the Acolyte. They needed to show an all-female society. It had to involve dramatic emotions (hence internal conflict), and it had to be destroyed to provide a tragic backstory.
The end result was a depiction of female society as cringe, riddled with dissension and inequity, and ultimately an abject failure.
Witcher: Blood Origins. They had to make the elves central to the show, but they still had to include themes of colonization, greed, and oppression. The result was depicting the elvish victims of human evil, as oppressors themselves; thus, victims today are just yesterday's oppressors, and nobody is actually worthy and good. Every culture is a cesspool at heart.
They can't help it. Better writing would help make it less obvious, but in the end the imperatives "intersect" to make some protected-group look horrible.
You may be interested to note that the comment failed to publish five times, until I changed the spelling to "g@y".
I noticed that trend too. They are trying so hard to be “inclusive” that they forget entirely that 99% of the population is straight and able bodied. And so by making every character some kind of “inclusive” they end up being bigoted and racist themselves. They exclude the ordinary straight able bodied people.
Same thing with race and sex. In their rush to “include” different races they exclude white people. Or more specifically white men. And unfortunately for Dr Who, the majority of its fan base is white and male. So by being racist and sexist towards straight white men, Dr Who is attacking and excluding the biggest part of its audience.
A particular quirk that really annoys me in particular is when Dr Who or another tv show takes a historical character that we know was white and cast that character as black or another race. I really dislike it when they do that. And the historical figure doesn’t even need to be white. I hated that “documentary” that cast Cleopatra as a black woman when there is plenty of historical evidence showing that she had a more Mediterranean heritage.
I don’t get why modern tv shows have to be like this. I’m not against inclusion and diversity, but it has to be done right. Find the correct balance appropriate to the setting. Don’t go too far and end up being racist or sexist themselves.
Game of Thrones got a few things right at least. Westeros and the rest of the setting had different regions and countries with different majorities and minorities. The Wildlings, the Bravosi and the Dornish for example all had their different cultures and races. It’s not hard to do it right.
This episode had the worst overnight viewing figures ever, and it’s been hilarious going on fan channels and reminding them of it!
@@thunderking2456⬅️there’s been a LOT of this!! 😂😂
god forbid people enjoy a show
@@GIBBO4182 of what?
@@thunderking2456 mental gymnastics and coping
@@Nitrex-zl5iq who said they can’t?
This keeps getting worse...
This is Acolyte levels of bad
It has become difficult to say who is winning this race to the bottom.
Doctor Who already had its "Acolyte" moment years ago with Timeless Children. So no, The Acolyte is DOCTOR WHO levels of bad, not the other way around, lol
well yes but actually thats good XD
And both are produced by Disney. Lol
No.
As a Texan, even I have to laugh at the British wasting energy to see the signing of the Declaration of Independence. 🤣
"How can you tell someone is american?"
"Don't worry, they'll tell you." Lol, epitome
@@tanepukenga1421 Texan*
How can you tell someone is european? They bash Americans thinking it makes them better than Americans.
@@skyesfury8511 I'm not european dumbass. You'd think the name would be a clue. But very on-brand you assume you're right about everything - while getting it all oh-so-terribly wrong.
I’m not surprised UNIT investigate shop lifting, someone robbed a sweet shop the other week and stole all their flying saucers…
Although UNIT does seem to be the McDonald’s of the secret services, they’ll hire anyone.
"That's me"
"She's pointing at you"
"She's gone"
If only there was a visual way to impart this type of information to the audience. Alas, no such storytelling medium exists 😔
I literally said aloud "What the hell is going on when Mel, ****ing Mel, is more like the Doctor than The Doctor??"
The worst is RTD's attempted ret-conning of decades of references to the Doctor being a Dad and having & losing a family (including ones written by RTD himself🤦) with "Not had them yet" bullshit
Remember, RTD isn’t very good at remembering specifics from previous episodes.
“No one’s done that since Rose Tyler” (referring to Ruby walking around the TARDIS, completely forgetting about Donna and Victorian Clara).
@@ShaunakDesaiPiano The modern series is based of his vague memories of the original series, something he hadn't watched in many many years before he got the gig and clearly didn't watch in the lead up to starting a new series. Hell, none of his lot remember doodly fudge about classic Doctor Who because they were never really fans of it to begin with. The amount of things they have continually gotten wrong about the Doctor and his history, not to mention his supporting cast from those days is staggering.
@@ShaunakDesaiPianoThat’s actually partly why I gave up on Dr Who. Now I realise that it’s almost impossible to remember every little detail that’s happened in a show that’s been going on for decades, but they should at least get the main lore and central storyline right.
Back when I wrote my own little short stories or was GM on some internet forum role playing games I was careful about providing lore for the world, characters and setting. I kept a running file that summarised what happened as well as my own notes about the story arc.
Did I occasionally forget something or make a mistake? Of course. But every time one of the players let me know about it, I’d go back to the specific page to verify it and if they were correct then I’d apologise and make the necessary corrections. Often this required letting everyone know about the mistake and how I was correcting it. In all my years of GMing nobody ever held a grudge over my occasional mistake.
@@daishikaze3986The funny thing is that they are breaking even Nu Who canon.
@@mikoto7693 See, but that is the difference between you and RTD; you actually CARED. You kept notes, you reviewed them, you were very particular with your worldbuilding and characterization, and willing to admit you were wrong. RTD isn't about all that. He not only doesn't follow established lore, he spits on canon, including the stuff _he established previously_ . He doesn't care if he's turned the Doctor into a swishy, simpering crybaby who takes Ls at about the same frequency the actor playing him takes it in the rear. He doesn't care if there's no consistency, or if this thing contradicts these other things. He doesn't care.
The Doctor needs UNIT's time window, the sneers at it. And that kid needs subtitles, because it's the only way to understand what he says.
A lesson from my adolescence "the more you do it the less special it becomes" (context not necessary 😂) the same applies to the doctor crying. If he cries in every episodes its not special anymore
Or break the 4th wall.
Trying hard not to think of the context...
I’ve never really watched Doctor Who before but the difference between the clips you play of past doctors and the current one is incredible. They do make me want to try watching the older stuff, though.
hey... they are really amazing (except when they are not)
After the honeymoon between RTD and Fruity, RTD decided to humiliate Fruity by humiliating the Doctor. Unrequited love.
Russell got to clap dem cheeks, so of course now he can show his toxicity and humiliate his younger boy toy
Pyramids of Mars Sutekh? I mean it's an interesting callback but the redesign is oddly less intimidating and seems to understate how powerful the creature was.
He wouldn't be pissing about with anagrams and clues either, Sutekh wanted to destroy.
He was probably misunderstood...
"He's not the only one. Have you considered a career in sport?" Disparu the absolute savage we need in these times
The Doctor is trying to outdo Michael Burnhams crying record.
At least Burnham did something. I mean, she did everything including mutiny & insubordination, but Gatwa just stands around crying like a child... ah, now it makes sense - The Timeless CHILD!
@@S_raB SOMETHING ? she/they/it was the definition of female black jesus xD
I was hoping Blackadder was on that VHS.
Baldrick's "cunning plans" would be more clever than anyone in this show
Do UNIT just hire disabled people for their science division
Were they disabled when they were hired? Or does UNIT have really lax health and safety regulations? 😂
Special branch.
No evidently all you need to do is say "well I'm going to work there too.."
UNIT used to be a part of the United Nations and dealt with alien threats. It gave the Doctor a bondish character where he had to stop the Master or aliens from starting a world war
The BBC do it for their writing division.
Gatwa has zero charisma, and no on screen presence. He doesn't act like someone who is hundreds of years old over multiple lifetimes. He acts like he has no world experience at all. Crying at the drop of a hat. This is not Doctor Who. He is not worthy of the mantle of Timelord.
Everybody whispers in Dr.Who and Star Wars. They seem to think whispering equals seriousness and realism.
This actually isn't a new thing at all. They were doing this crap at least as far back as the 90s, maybe late 80s. TNG is chock full of it (though I'm not 100% certain when it starts; I'll pay attention next time I watch through it) and it drives me crazy.
Doctor Who died when Capaldi turned into Jodie.
Fact Check: This is false, they are still making the show.
@@ethanpond1195 r/woooosh
@@ethanpond1195yeah, with the money stolen from... I'm sorry, with the money kindly used of the british public thought taxes.
Please dude, no one is watching this abomination of a show, it's been death for years, and i hope it gets canceled.
@@diegoalejandrogarciavaldes8703
*dead for years, not decades. Though at this rate, we'll hit the first decade (2017-2027) soon
So true. Capaldi was an actor. Jodie and Ncuti were miscast. Badly!
The one where Kate is surprised that The Dr has a family, despite The Black Archive having a photo of Susan.
The one where Harriet Arbinger is "in charge of the Archive", despite The Caretaker being shown as doing that job.
The one where 'The Doctor' "The Last of the Timelords" says he has not got a daughter yet, despite 10th Doctor talking to Donna about how he lost all his Family.
The one where an alien villain from the 1970s who was killed-off in 1911, (by the actions of just the 4th Doctor & Sarah-Jane Smith), re-appears many times the size as before and in the form of a four eyed Donkey-Dog-Dragon 'god' sort of thing which makes everyone cack themselves.
Well, technically, Sutek wasn't killed off. He was in a time tunnel, and the Doctor moved the other end of the time tunnel thousands of years in the future, so that Sutek would die of old age before he ever got out. So I guess, technically, you could come up with an explanation that something disrupted that tunnel and let him out early. However, that ugly-ass thing being Sutek is terrible, and also doesn't ACT like Sutek.
@@billjacobs521 I'm fairly certain Sutekh was destroyed, thats why he vanishes. If he could have gotten out on his own he would not have tried to bargain with the Doctor to release him. No, Sutekh was destroyed, if he wasn't he would have killed the Doctor a long time before now.
When the War Doctor went to destroy Gallifrey during the Time War during The Time of The Doctor and Tennant & Smith figured out how to save Gallifrey. He changed time in a small way by sending Gallifrey several seconds into the future. A more logical explanation for this screw up. And someone needs to explain how Susan got her own T.A.R.D.I.S. and left London (was it 2125 or 2521) after the Daleks invasion.
Tom Baker faced Suteck and did not run away
But Tom Baker is amazing.
"The caterpillar doesn't know it's a butterfly" because it isn't, it's a caterpillar.
"The Phoenix is just a bird, until it burns" No, pretty sure it's a Phoenix.
What nonsense is this?
Why not "A traffic light is only red until it's green" or "Wednesday is just the day before Thursday"
I associate Ncuti Gatwa so little with Doctor Who that when disparu mentions "the doctor" several times near the end of the video, I didn't know who he was referring to.
Why? He acts far more in character compared to Jodie or even early Colin Baker.
@@somerandomyoutubeaccount5895 yes and we disliked them too
@@joso7228 most fans seem to like Colin baker tho?
Okay, the only way this can end is with Matt Smith's Doctor waking up in a sleep Chamber and moaning "What a terrible, terrible Nightmare". No more Fishfingers and Custard with Pears.
The frustrating part about them leaning more into fantasy is that they clearly don't understand fantasy any more than they understand sci-fi. Fantasy has rules too, in fact, I'd argue it has stricter rules than sci-fi does. You can't just throw random junk at the screen and go 'hurr durr it's fantasy it doesn't have to make sense!'
They're pissing on the genre and it pisses me off more than anything else about this awful show.
The Twist is Old Lady Twist is Ruby Sunday's Mom and Susan Foreman. Hiding all away. So Subtle! Wasn't this season so new its series 1, yet it relies on a big bad reveal that references an episode from Tom Baker's era. Consistency? Nurse What? Never.
Nurse What is a good way to refer to the modern show. I’ve been calling it Nurse What ever since I first heard it. Has to be. It’s not Dr Who anymore.
@@mikoto7693 Scrubs When.
@@MrNickPresleyDoctor Whom? Because "who" does the action, and "whom" is having an action done to them, or receiving the action. This Doctor hasn't done anything of note.
@@styrofoam19 Doctor Whom is copyrighted already
Dips**t Who? xD
The worst thing about this is that because they filmed seasons back to back, there's still another season to go before it gets cancelled. Why can't they just delete it like the Batgirl movie.
Because it's one of the most successful shows for the BBC, plus it's merchandisable. If you don't like it, then you don't have to watch it. Why would you wish something to be cancelled just because you don't like it?
@@ethanpond1195 Can’t speak for them, but as a fan of twentieth century Doctor Who, who has watched as the thing currently CALLED Doctor Who has, over time, come to bear less and less resemblance to the original IP - in tone, aesthetic, form and overall spirit - the notion that the current show might be cancelled so that, after a respectable interlude, it might be hard-rebooted by people who actually understand that original spirit… is very attractive. While this thing still exists, something more faithful and respectful to the original IP can’t.
@@ethanpond1195 Because we love Doctor Who. And at this point, to us, it's like an extremely old, sick and miserable relative whom the family insists on keeping on life support and we're just wondering if it wouldn't be kinder to pull the plug. It's painful to watch.
Edit: Also, so many people say just don't watch it. Just don't watch it. Never mind how long it's been a part of your life, how invested you are in the Doctor, how much that character means to you. I'm sorry. This show is important to me and it's been dragged through the mud for way too long.
@@ackyfacky4332 How is Russell currently dragging it through the mud.
@@ethanpond1195 By its hair.
Hang on. Why would The Doctor even begin to think that a random tech billionaire called Susan is his granddaughter when he left her on Earth in the 22nd century?
I hate Russell for touching Pyramids Of Mars. And replacing it's intimidating motionless villain with a giant CGI dog.
My tear counter has also continued..... Anger became apathy, apathy has now become indifference
First The Meep (whom I like enough to even use the proper pronoun) and now this lady, It's weird that Russel T only manages to make the aliens sympathetic in this show... And not even the one Alien you're supposed to be rooting for.
It is because the writers are sympathetic to evil, believing it to be good.
So when they try to write characters that are wrong, they end up writing compassionate righteous characters that others can relate to.
That is why their "good" guys always end up narcissistic and vile.
@@DH-xw6jp lol, calling the character who was going to kill millions for their taxi "sympathetic"
@@tanepukenga1421 what?
They could save this in the most epic way. If they have this Doctor turn evil, and the Tennant come back and stop him. I don't care if they make this the origin of the Master, just bring back good writing!
He could become the Valeyard, a canonical evil Doctor who has been foreshadowed since classic era.
Nah, he was just in the tardis hallucinating from more psychic spores.
All the shit episodes? Just a dream.
Either regeneration hallucination from Capaldi to next Doctor, or we are in the Axis.
We have 2 outs to fix all this bullshit.
I sometimes wish that they would find a way to first hire good writers then have the Doctor go back to the moment Capaldi regenerated to change the future from this disaster. Undo everything since Capaldi and produce a new and better timeline.
@@mikoto7693 though i do gotta say that atleast the first female doctor who was more of a doctor than this one
This Doctor we'll find out later IS the Master! This whole season is a Master Origin story. David Tennant's Doctor is the ACTUAL Doctor!
That's the only way this makes sense to me!
I'd simply like to buy Bad Wolf and make a declaration that none of this season is canon.
There is also the Vanyard(sp). The final version of the Doctor.
Appeared in the Doctor #6 (Collin Baker season). Mel's first appearance.
No Carrot Juice. 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
You are trying to write a better show than they are. They don't want your help, they want to play with their chewtoy in peace.
@@brianerickson6775 except that wouldn't work without decanonising most of Nu Who - the Valeyard's motivation is that he was in his final regenerative phase and feared death which drove him into becoming evil and trying to force the Doctor into signing his remaining regenerations in order to extend his lifespan. With the last Matt Smith episode, Gallifrey gave the Doctor a second cycle of regenerations via transdimensional Wi-Fi, and THAT was retconned by the Timeless Children which meant the Doctor could regenerate perpetually.
As for the "Master origin story" theory, that wouldn't really work because they were in the Academy at around the same time and knew each other (based on classic Who), and this was reinforced in Nu Who's The Beating of the Drums (?).
@@TheBlackSeraph Agreed, but...
1) Everything can be retconned. One of my peeves with the Doctor Who series.
2) Doctor Who is canon-flexible. i.e.:Rassilon is a very inconsistent depiction.
3) Modern writers seem to ignore canon.
The setup looks like the setup for 'Harold Saxon' in the third season of Nu Who.
Edit: So, Groot works for UNIT??
Except worse
“It was the wrong anagram”
Let’s face it, who didn’t facepalm at it being called an anagram?
🤦♂️
Better: “it was the wrong puzzle” or something like that.
At least two kids in fact, Susan's parent and Jenny. Also, your playlists in the description are like a memorial to the fallen 😥
Eh, Jenny doesn't really count. She's closer to a clone.
@@billjacobs521 Well aren't all kids? A clone of our own DNA mixed up a little to create a new life? To quote the show "You’re my daughter, and we’ve only just got started." Also, if writers can make a bunch of witches in star wars create kids by chanting then Jenny counts 😂
Might as well tattoo a massive white "L" on Gatwa's forehead.
Looking forward to the articles with headlines "Ncuti proves you don't need Doctor Who in Doctor Who".
Have you not seen the jodie era of doctor who?
@@somerandomyoutubeaccount5895 I noped out after Spiders of New York. First time I ever fell asleep watching Dr Who was during the Whittaker era.
@@hodgemann honestly Jodie’s era gets like… really bad. Mostly boring shit with barely any real characters, that era was so much more preachy & the doctor was a lot more of out character in comparison to ncuti’s doctor. This season isn’t amazing but it’s a lot better than what he had for the past couple years.
@@somerandomyoutubeaccount5895 Oh yeah, I took joy from the reviews. Much better fun than actually watching the show.
That little kid had one expression: surprise face 🙀. The ONLY thing he said that I understood was, "100 percent."
100 perchrenct
Well, drawing on past lore, why would it be weird for the TARDIS to be more solid than everything else?
It's a multiphasic, extradimensional, extratemporal alien tentacle monster that the Gallifreyans have basically shackled and forced to turn into a time machine. That thing should be sturdier than a brick shithouse even in a recreation of memory data, because it contains more matter than the planet you're standing on.
Wow we went from Dr who to Dr boo who.
You know I'm kinda surprised they are still pumping out more episodes with how bad they are.
Good one! Doctor Boo Who. I don't know how each Doctor is handled, but Gatwa is getting another season next year. Idk if each person gets 2 seasons, but there you go
So in this episode, Russel T Davies reveals the black "doctor" is an absentee father. Stunning and brave.
Where did the Disney money go? That CGI Sutekh looks rough.
Idk it looks alright.
on Ncuti's classic clothes collection
Yeah I’m sorry but to me this hasn’t felt like Dr. Who since Jodie Whittaker. I mean it stared going really down hill in second season with Peter capaldi but this is just a shadow of what it used to be and while I agree the best part of doctor who is it’s ability to change it doesn’t always change for the better and this is just hot garbage to me. Oh well I’m off to go watch Space Dandy and have a better time than with this .
Space Dandy! I love it!
Wait, do they think we stuck to VHS Camcorders in 2004?
This is a TIME TRAVEL show. They should at least get 20 year old technology right.
Great point.
I did wonder that - Ruby wasn't born in 1994! In 2005, James Bond is looking through DVDs of CCTV footage.
@@agdewey It's not like all the makers of this show weren't alive before 2004. How could they get it THIS wrong ya know? These Disney shows are getting REALLY sloppy with these details.
Completely forgot this existed as I was enjoying the afterglow of the viewing of the first HotD season 2 episode.
Oh no he didn't cry again 😂
Dr Boo Who
You’d cry if you got snowmaned.
@@GIBBO4182 That needs to be his nickname alongside Nurse What 🤣
I have bad news for you, sadly.
This is the world we live in now men are crying pussies and women are smarter than Einstein and always comedic like robin williams
My favorite part of these reviews is the continual replay of RTD talking about associating disability with evil 😂
I’ve got it! He spends so much time crying that the tear tracks become part of the face of his next regeneration - HE’S KANG!!
When that kid on the segway/wheelchair speaks it reminds me of Scott Malkinson from South Park, especially when Cartman imitates him. "Nah, nah, nah, I'm Scott Malkinson, I have type 2 diabetes"
I was thinking of QuizKid Billy from the Venture Bros.
I was thinking of a discount Mini-Me
I don't often yell 'SHUT THE HELL UP!' at my TV, but.....
Sutehk is a Jackal not a dog. The dog in the room is this entire episode.
This was the best and most entertaining Doctor Who review I‘ve ever watched. Hilarious!!!! 😂😂😂 Don‘t stop doing this, please. ❤