Reminder ... Capaldi was the president of the official Doctor Who Fan Club in his younger days .. visited the set with Peter Davidson ( or at least I think it was during the 5th Doctor ). So a life long dream captured in this beautiful moment!
Capaldi did mention in an article I can't find now that when he first stepped onto the set, he did this giddy little giggle that he said was his inner child coming out to play & he immediately wanted to flip all the switches & levers & buttons on the console to see if they actually did something
Who wouldn't be giddy in that situation? ❤❤➕️🔷️ being the Whovian he is, Peter Capaldi has been the only one to bring out his inner fanboy and say this iconic phrase while actually being the Doctor. It doesn't get more epic than this. 😎
The fact that they included the Doctor showing River how it's properly done is great, especially since when it was River/Mels' first time in the TARDIS, she shot it 😅😂
It isn't really a fourth wall break, since he is talking to river. Why is he talking to river in that way? Because he wants to make it painfully obvious for her that he is the doctor.
That's why I love Rory as a character. You can tell that he was meant to be different from Mickey Smith. Instead of starting as a constantly scared boyfriend who's a bit out of his depth, Rory is introduced as someone who is already somewhat capable of holding his own when traveling with the Doctor. This scene shows that when introduced to the fact that aliens exist, he did research so he would be better prepared when given the opportunity to deal with them again.
@@DanielRossellSolanesThat's why I like Clara's character, not only did she keep up with her when she spoke, she gave the Doctor (and the fans) a new perspective on many things.
"its smaller on the outside" oh clara how i do adore you. ms. impossible girl gives both us and the doctor a fresh view on things and i love her for it
Many people forget that the Tardis had a secondary control room that had wooden panels and I loved the television movie Tardis interior. Show some classic Who companions first times in the Tardis next.
The secondary control room has always been my fave TARDIS console room! But then, that was my first one, as I started watching back in Season 14, which is sadly the only season we got it. (I do also love the TV movie one too -- and the similar one in 'Scream of the Shalka') ❤❤
"they're gone, they're all dead" knowing damn well he trapped them in a painting and that he saw them billions of years later hiding in a corner of the universe
@@nicodiangelo831 I mean, not really? The Timeless Child underwent a transformation into a Gallifreyan through a Chameleon Arch. They were raised as a Gallifreyan (possibly as a Shobogan given that they lived and were raised outside of the main city) before attending the Academy and becoming a Time Lord, under the name the Doctor. Saying that the Doctor isn't Gallifreyan is rather inaccurate since biologically they have Gallifreyan (specifically Time Lord) DNA and they were raised on Gallifrey within its culture, education, and technology. It's kinda like saying an adopted child isn't part of a family just because they weren't born from that family, despite having grown with the culture, norms, inside jokes, food, relationships, and memories that other members of the family have also experienced.
21:17 Honestly, of all the introductions of the companions, the one for Victorian Clara was just the best. I wish that Victorian Clara were the one they went with and because of some weird things she ended up as Oswin at the beginning of if the season to meet her end. But then we wouldn't have had her and 12 and that dynamic was worth the unexpected change!
From what I have seen in different reactions, people who don't like Clara, feel like, she has better "treatment", than their favorite companion(s). What I believe people don't understand, is that she was written this way, and it was necessary for Peter Capaldi's (which often the same people adore) story works. e.g. The episode "Heaven Sent" (which is one of the best-rated episodes in the whole series) needs the Doctor to be essentially "obsessed" with Clara.
Ah yes, the best "companion" reaction. Twelve. Also that dialogue between Amy and the Doctor! "I grew up" "Don't worry, I'll soon fix that" No hiding the fact that Moffatt took huge inspiration from Peter Pan and I love it!
Seeing Amy, Martha, Wilf, and Rose going into the TARDIS for the first time still gives me chills, I love these scenes. Of course, Capaldi doing the bit himself is also excellent.
@@simplysteve68if Moffat had gotten the rights to use the image, the Black Archive would have had the movie posters from the Cushing movies, meaning that canonically they would have been made in-univetse as well. But the studio didn't approve it by the time they were shooting those scenes. 😢
"I grew up." "Don't worry. I'll soon fix that." This show has had some of the best lines on TV. I still love Rose's unspoken "nope" before bolting back out the door. rofl
18:57 "You were stupid too!" "I'm allowed. I'm good at stupid!" Understatement of the revival lol On a more serious note, I have to say that out of all the NuWho doctors, Eleven has the best "frowny face". Fight me.
I’m ngl showing Amy Pond in the Tardis compared to the others has showed to me it’s unmatched. Even though 2024 has the most budget by far and more expensive cameras it’s not shot or directed as well at all. Like wtf how is it so dynamic.
yeah I liked how open 15 was too, 13 learned alot about herself but was really secretive, then 14 was able to process enough so that 15 could be ready to share some of it
The Doctor - Ncuti Gatwa, Jodie Whittaker, Peter Capaldi, Matt Smith, David Tennant & Christopher Eccleston Ruby Sunday - Millie Gibson Dan Lewis - John Bishop Yaz Khan - Mandip Gill Graham O’Brien - Bradley Walsh Ryan Sinclair - Tosin Cole Bill Potts - Pearl Mackie Nardole - Matt Lucas Doctor Simeon - Richard E Grant Clara Oswald - Jenna Coleman Rory Williams - Arthur Darvill Amy Pond - Karen Gillan Wilfred Mott - Bernard Cribbins Sylvia Noble - Jaqueline King River Song - Alex Kingston Lance Bennett - Don Gilet Geoffrey Noble - Howard Attfield Donna Noble - Catherine Tate Martha Jones - Freema Agyeman Rose Tyler - Billie Piper
@@ShriekingHyperFixator It wasn't the Ninth Doctor's theme. The Ninth's Doctor's theme is a separate track and is titled as "The Doctor's Theme" in the album, while Doomsday is a completely separate track. I'd recommend giving a listen to both of them and then coming back to this video
My nicknames for each Tardis console room in NuWho (feel free to tell me your nicknames for the console rooms): Series 1-4 Specials: The Davies Coral Series 5-7a: The Pond Playhouse I haven't got a name for the War Doctor's console room yet. Series 7b-10: The Moffat Kitchen Series 11-13: The Chibnall Crystal Cave/Chris-tal Chibnall's console Sixtieth Anniversary Specials-Present: The Davies Discoroom
Well honestly this is more fun and creative to what most people on games see on screen 2005-10: Coral 2010-13: Copper/Steampunk 2013-2017: Toyota 2018-2022: The game I know that put in this called it Custard but I personally call it Crystal 2023: Unknown, kinda hard to put a simple name on this one tbh (then again I’m not good with naming things)
@@kirkkermanthat's pretty good. Possibly "Moffat Coral Clasico" as an extended title as I just realised the Tardis police box is the same as Hurt's police box in the Night of the Doctor prequel, which could mean the Eighth Doctor used this console room before War Doctor did.
@@ZPTube0972 Tardis Flight Classic put 13's interior as custard I think. And 2023 onwards is Tokamak I think, cause the interior was based off of the tokamak reactor
Loved Victorian Clara, wish it were here instead! It would be so fun to see the future through the eyes of someone without TV/Lights/Sci-Fi or Tech knowledge. 😀
1) 26 years, 1963-1989. 2) The show 's viewership is largely more familiar with the revived series, which is unsurprising, seeing as how most of them were probably small children when the original went off the air.
A rare inclusion of Modern day Clara in a compilation video like this, and I’m glad that she was featured because her introduction to the Tardis is completely different to everyone else’s. Instead of a “big reveal” she got a character focused scene with her talking about her reasons to travel. We obviously got the big reveal in the previous episode when Victorian Clara saw the new Tardis: so we don’t loose anything by changing the formula, and in fact it kinda justifies modern day Clara more (at least in my eyes) because she gets to stand apart from her predecessor as a more controlled and mature character who is Able to take the Time Machine in her stride.
In 'Timeflight' the Fifth Doctor, upon making his way though the Concord's cargo hold was heard to muse, funny, I always thought it'd be much bigger on the inside...
I like the theory that the Museum is actually the TARDIS and the Doctor is the Curator, and that's why "the Round Things" are on the walls inside still
I think of it to be similar to Hawaii 5-O, Magnum PI, MacGyver, like a reboot and I suspect it could affect ratings and profits. 🤷♀🤷♀ I'm a die hard 2005+ fan and struggle to go back and watch Sarah Jane's earlier stuff. But I'm trying! 😀
@@connie_360 Except it's not a reboot it's a revival a continuation of the old series with the same continuity and there's 60 years of rich history and it should be appreciated more.
I wished we would have something from classic who especially the first ever episode "an unearthly child" because the entire episode was a build up to the tardis interior reveal
th-cam.com/video/JYp_BVP6O2U/w-d-xo.html Found one. It's actually quite a good collection, up to 2017. I wished this channel did more of that clip, and less like the creepy clip called "Have you ever had a crush on the Doctor?" th-cam.com/users/shortsAbg_bLsSp-s
I honestly love Yaz, Ryan and Graham's reaction, because they are genuinely just gobsmacked and awe-struck. It was a change in the tone of the scenes and show, and one that after an adjustment period I kind of came to adore? Don't get me wrong, I love the new seasons, they're brilliant... but I'm going to miss that era of Doctor Who (especially 2021/2022). "Everything ends and it's always sad, but everything begins again, too. And that's always happy..." Also Ryan immedietly going and trying to play with the console is the most I've related to a character's single action in the whole show. I would 100% instantly just want to run around flicking switches and stuff.
This was a Whittaker thing where they retconned the Doctor into being a super mythical chosen one from another dimension who brought regeneration to the Time Lords, thus ruining decades worth of content that proved that the Doctor's value to the universe comes from their kindness rather than some inherent superiority.
i choose to believe that between 13 falling out of the tardis and it showing back up all new, an entire other doctor iteration used the tardis in the interim and then sent it back
Say what you will about the rest of the episode but that opening scene of Space Babies has something magical about it! Also I get chills at that This Is Gallifrey music cue!
I totally agree! I really enjoyed Space Babies despite it's faults and I loved seeing ruby and the fifteenth doctor have their first adventure in the tardis! I also loved it when they played the variation of the gallifrey theme! 😊😊
My favorite is from the original series. The first time Sgt. Benton and the Brigadiers go inside the TARDIS in The Trhee Doctors. The Doctor asks Benton if he's going to say it's bigger on the inside and Benton says, "well, it's obvious. Isn't it?" The the Brigadier is pissed that the Doctor has been wasting UNIT resources on it.
I like how both "Companion sees TARDIS for the first time" videos include Victorian Clara in the thumbnail. Team knows that scene is iconic in every way. Edit: Well that's just not nice is it? Did you really change the thumbnail just to spite me?
Amy Ponds moon face 😍 Clara Smaller on the outside, defined her as someone who sees things from a askew & Bill was the best “but they’re made of wood” followed by a giant reveal & score. The light through her hair ❤❤❤❤❤
By far, Clara's reaction is my favourite, for the simple reason that she says the opposite of the standard reaction. That scene is written beautifully, too.
17:52 fun fact about Jodie’s reaction to the biscuit: that was legit. This whole shot of her messing with the controls was the first time she was allowed to touch. During a conversation weeks earlier with production staff members, one had asked her what her favourite biscuit was. In reality they were on a mission from the set designer who put that lever in as a surprise. So yeah, she genuinely had no idea that lever would give her a custard cream.
The Whittaker era had the Master kill all of the Time Lords when he discovered they'd experimented on the Doctor to gain the secret of regeneration before covering it up and wiping the Doctor's memory. In other words, the Master somehow single-handedly murdered the entirety of Gallifrey because he learned the Doctor was a secret mystical chosen one from another universe and is the reason he can regenerate. Keep in mind that this (for whatever reason) was stated to have happened _after_ Missy's redemption arc, and you'll realise that not only is this fit of rage completely out of character for the Master as a whole (even when he found out the High Council was responsible for his madness, he only took his revenge out on the man who _ordered_ it to happen: Rassilon), but doesn't fit with the character growth Missy went through and the care she showed for the Doctor both before _and_ after her redemption arc.
I never realized that before when Amy pond was asked what she thought about the TARDIS she doesn't say anything about it being bigger on the inside than on the outside or smaller on the outside than the inside she doesn't mention it at all
Did they ever have a scientist or nerdier companion who was pretty nonplussed about it and was all, "aah, must be a tesseract. Or some sort of controlled pocket dimension? Is the exterior some sort of obvious camouflage and if so why is it stuck in the 1960s? Does you still use fossil fuels or have you discovered crystallic fusion?"
I feel like 12 doing the line is just Peter Capaldi enjoying living in his dreams.
He did the thing both as a "companion" and the Doctor. Man's living everyone's dreams
Reminder ... Capaldi was the president of the official Doctor Who Fan Club in his younger days
.. visited the set with Peter Davidson ( or at least I think it was during the 5th Doctor ). So a life long dream captured in this beautiful moment!
I am 1000% Sure, that is the Inner 5 YO Peter Capaldi got out and lived his Dreams!!!!
Capaldi did mention in an article I can't find now that when he first stepped onto the set, he did this giddy little giggle that he said was his inner child coming out to play & he immediately wanted to flip all the switches & levers & buttons on the console to see if they actually did something
Who wouldn't be giddy in that situation? ❤❤➕️🔷️ being the Whovian he is, Peter Capaldi has been the only one to bring out his inner fanboy and say this iconic phrase while actually being the Doctor. It doesn't get more epic than this. 😎
Eleven: "I've heard them all."
BOTH of his main companions: something he hasn't heard yet
The fact that they included the Doctor showing River how it's properly done is great, especially since when it was River/Mels' first time in the TARDIS, she shot it 😅😂
"It's... bigger on the inside!"
"Oh really? I haven't noticed it yet!"
He was not having it was he?
He actually said “is it? I hadn’t noticed.”
@danivarius a month late, but thx memory police
It's kinda obvious Doctor was irritated by people being that predictable about Tardis at this point. He was suprised about Clara though
I like that the 12th doctor uses this as the fourth wall break by saying "sorry, I've always wanted to see that done properly"
It is, and isn't a fourth wall break at the same time. Got to love 12.
It isn't really a fourth wall break, since he is talking to river. Why is he talking to river in that way? Because he wants to make it painfully obvious for her that he is the doctor.
I love that whole scene.
Rory's scene is iconic 👏🏻 we love a companion that does their research
rory is 4 parrallel universes ahead of the doctor
That's why I love Rory as a character. You can tell that he was meant to be different from Mickey Smith. Instead of starting as a constantly scared boyfriend who's a bit out of his depth, Rory is introduced as someone who is already somewhat capable of holding his own when traveling with the Doctor. This scene shows that when introduced to the fact that aliens exist, he did research so he would be better prepared when given the opportunity to deal with them again.
"Is smaller on the outside"... Clara, you allways kill me of laughs.
Just like the Raven
I like clara. Jumped into the doctor's timeline and been with him for a very long time. I hope there will be a new season with her.
@@alexandertelson3713NO
about time somebody noticed that it's not "larger on the inside". the tardis is "smaller on the outside".
there's a difference.
@@DanielRossellSolanesThat's why I like Clara's character, not only did she keep up with her when she spoke, she gave the Doctor (and the fans) a new perspective on many things.
"its smaller on the outside" oh clara how i do adore you. ms. impossible girl gives both us and the doctor a fresh view on things and i love her for it
Many people forget that the Tardis had a secondary control room that had wooden panels and I loved the television movie Tardis interior. Show some classic Who companions first times in the Tardis next.
The secondary control room has always been my fave TARDIS console room! But then, that was my first one, as I started watching back in Season 14, which is sadly the only season we got it. (I do also love the TV movie one too -- and the similar one in 'Scream of the Shalka') ❤❤
@@NicoleM_radiantbabythe TARDIS has an archive of control rooms remember the doctors wife
@@DaBoomDude Yep!
"they're gone, they're all dead" knowing damn well he trapped them in a painting and that he saw them billions of years later hiding in a corner of the universe
Does he though? Show runners have a habit of ignoring all that came before them and pretending it didn't happen.
Nah the master killed them in season 12
@@blueiris574who knows they revive them since they said the doctor wasn’t galifreyan RUING 60 YEARS OF LORE
@@nicodiangelo831
I mean, not really?
The Timeless Child underwent a transformation into a Gallifreyan through a Chameleon Arch. They were raised as a Gallifreyan (possibly as a Shobogan given that they lived and were raised outside of the main city) before attending the Academy and becoming a Time Lord, under the name the Doctor.
Saying that the Doctor isn't Gallifreyan is rather inaccurate since biologically they have Gallifreyan (specifically Time Lord) DNA and they were raised on Gallifrey within its culture, education, and technology. It's kinda like saying an adopted child isn't part of a family just because they weren't born from that family, despite having grown with the culture, norms, inside jokes, food, relationships, and memories that other members of the family have also experienced.
@@BaeYeou u know that’s not what they meant by galifreyan
"I love it more when they say "It's bigger on the inside""
River was being particularly dense... "Yes... for a *_doctor."_* AHEM. COUGH COUGH.
21:17 Honestly, of all the introductions of the companions, the one for Victorian Clara was just the best. I wish that Victorian Clara were the one they went with and because of some weird things she ended up as Oswin at the beginning of if the season to meet her end. But then we wouldn't have had her and 12 and that dynamic was worth the unexpected change!
i dont know why so many dislike Clara, sure not the best written but extremely well acted and portrayed by Jenna Coleman
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 she really did do a fantastic job as Clara, very memorable.
Totally the best one in pyjamas.
From what I have seen in different reactions, people who don't like Clara, feel like, she has better "treatment", than their favorite companion(s). What I believe people don't understand, is that she was written this way, and it was necessary for Peter Capaldi's (which often the same people adore) story works. e.g. The episode "Heaven Sent" (which is one of the best-rated episodes in the whole series) needs the Doctor to be essentially "obsessed" with Clara.
Also the only one who said the TARDIS was smaller on the outside
@@DieyoungDiefast I think they are talking about the other Clara.
I'm so happy this included the Doctor's go (24:49)
The best reaction ever is...
*"It's smaller on the outside"*
Ah yes, the best "companion" reaction.
Twelve.
Also that dialogue between Amy and the Doctor!
"I grew up"
"Don't worry, I'll soon fix that"
No hiding the fact that Moffatt took huge inspiration from Peter Pan and I love it!
Seeing Amy, Martha, Wilf, and Rose going into the TARDIS for the first time still gives me chills, I love these scenes. Of course, Capaldi doing the bit himself is also excellent.
That moment we first saw the new TARDIS console room in 2005 was magical. It still gives me chills now.
first episode 1963 for me
I love Matt's line " and it's mine "...I'd be boasting too if I had a flying blue box..
It’s bigger on the inside. The iconic phrase for every Doctor Who companion.
14:00 “I thought it’d be cleaner” - of course he’d think that, he’s seen Peter Cushing’s TARDIS and that *was* cleaner!
However, Cushing's movie sadly isn't considered canon. 🤷
Always loved his reaction!
Ncuti has the cleanest and brightest TARDIS! Gorgeous! 🥰🥰
@@simplysteve68if Moffat had gotten the rights to use the image, the Black Archive would have had the movie posters from the Cushing movies, meaning that canonically they would have been made in-univetse as well. But the studio didn't approve it by the time they were shooting those scenes. 😢
@@connie_360 12's is my favorite with the bookshelves and all, nothing says doctor more than that lived in look of a library/tardis than 12's.
"I grew up."
"Don't worry. I'll soon fix that."
This show has had some of the best lines on TV. I still love Rose's unspoken "nope" before bolting back out the door. rofl
18:57 "You were stupid too!"
"I'm allowed. I'm good at stupid!"
Understatement of the revival lol
On a more serious note, I have to say that out of all the NuWho doctors, Eleven has the best "frowny face". Fight me.
"Can't go back in my own timeline, must stay relative to master within the causal nexus"... damn, timelords must be EXPERT and guthub source control
It’s bigger on the inside
That sounds notty to me ...
Really? I hadn’t noticed.
What a moment this is. I love the Twelfth Doctor’s introduction in The Pilot.
I’m ngl showing Amy Pond in the Tardis compared to the others has showed to me it’s unmatched.
Even though 2024 has the most budget by far and more expensive cameras it’s not shot or directed as well at all.
Like wtf how is it so dynamic.
Not idea how but still to this day hearing that soft humming of the bad wolf theme gives ke chills. Its just so perfect.
I will say I like how the 15th is more open to others. It doesn’t take prying from companions for him to say anymore reminds me of the classics
yeah I liked how open 15 was too, 13 learned alot about herself but was really secretive, then 14 was able to process enough so that 15 could be ready to share some of it
Bills reaction is probably the best
"I know you're not exactly a Sci-Fi person"
"Can I use the toilet?" I'm glad to see someone beside me thinking of it 😆😆
"You can't come with me!"
"Well you're not leaving me with her!"
"Fair enough."
The Doctor - Ncuti Gatwa, Jodie Whittaker, Peter Capaldi, Matt Smith, David Tennant & Christopher Eccleston
Ruby Sunday - Millie Gibson
Dan Lewis - John Bishop
Yaz Khan - Mandip Gill
Graham O’Brien - Bradley Walsh
Ryan Sinclair - Tosin Cole
Bill Potts - Pearl Mackie
Nardole - Matt Lucas
Doctor Simeon - Richard E Grant
Clara Oswald - Jenna Coleman
Rory Williams - Arthur Darvill
Amy Pond - Karen Gillan
Wilfred Mott - Bernard Cribbins
Sylvia Noble - Jaqueline King
River Song - Alex Kingston
Lance Bennett - Don Gilet
Geoffrey Noble - Howard Attfield
Donna Noble - Catherine Tate
Martha Jones - Freema Agyeman
Rose Tyler - Billie Piper
@@josephchambers2000 One question: Did you remember this by memory or searching the web?
@Freddy.M.Jenssen I feel like all but three were from memory.
@@josephchambers2000 If all were from memory i'd be mighty impressed! But tyvm anyway😀Have a lovely day
Missed the best one:
3: Well, sergeant, aren't you going to say "it's bigger on the inside"?
Benton: Well, that's pretty obvious, isn't it?
Every time I watch videos like this, I'm like damn I really wanna rewatch the show
Right!? Just for those bits! 😀
Time for my annual statement that I love Victorian Clara and 11's reveal of the new TARDIS
Goosebumps!!!
My second favorite to Rose's reaction.
4:35 Doomsday playing when Rose first enters is so brilliant
It wasn’t doomsday. It was the (ninth) doctor’s theme. Which was then used in Doomsday.
@@ShriekingHyperFixator It wasn't the Ninth Doctor's theme.
The Ninth's Doctor's theme is a separate track and is titled as "The Doctor's Theme" in the album, while Doomsday is a completely separate track.
I'd recommend giving a listen to both of them and then coming back to this video
@@ShriekingHyperFixator At the time, I want to know what that Theme was used for. Now it's Doomsday, but before IDK?!!!
I love Roses enterance “WERE DYING” runs in, runs out, checks problem “WTF”
My nicknames for each Tardis console room in NuWho (feel free to tell me your nicknames for the console rooms):
Series 1-4 Specials: The Davies Coral
Series 5-7a: The Pond Playhouse
I haven't got a name for the War Doctor's console room yet.
Series 7b-10: The Moffat Kitchen
Series 11-13: The Chibnall Crystal Cave/Chris-tal Chibnall's console
Sixtieth Anniversary Specials-Present: The Davies Discoroom
Well honestly this is more fun and creative to what most people on games see on screen
2005-10: Coral
2010-13: Copper/Steampunk
2013-2017: Toyota
2018-2022: The game I know that put in this called it Custard but I personally call it Crystal
2023: Unknown, kinda hard to put a simple name on this one tbh (then again I’m not good with naming things)
War doctor how about Triad Paradox since the first time we see it is War, 10 and 11 in there together which is a paradox
How about the Coral Clasico for the Hurt Tardis, since it incorporates the roundels off the classic era sets
@@kirkkermanthat's pretty good. Possibly "Moffat Coral Clasico" as an extended title as I just realised the Tardis police box is the same as Hurt's police box in the Night of the Doctor prequel, which could mean the Eighth Doctor used this console room before War Doctor did.
@@ZPTube0972 Tardis Flight Classic put 13's interior as custard I think. And 2023 onwards is Tokamak I think, cause the interior was based off of the tokamak reactor
21:59 sorry, just thinking about how she dies right after. i miss victorian clara. maybe my favourite. ugh she was impeccable.
Loved Victorian Clara, wish it were here instead! It would be so fun to see the future through the eyes of someone without TV/Lights/Sci-Fi or Tech knowledge. 😀
So glad they included Wilf's. RIP Bernard Cribbins.
Wilfs entrance is the most hilarious one ever
And Bernard, Wilf, Cribbins beat them all to it. He stepped into the TARDIS, almost 60 years go. RIP Bernard.
Anyoe would think the series started with Tennant and co. Forget the 28 years of classic who eh ?
Considering you called it Tennant and Co. instead of Eccleston and Co., you really can't judge 😂
1) 26 years, 1963-1989.
2) The show 's viewership is largely more familiar with the revived series, which is unsurprising, seeing as how most of them were probably small children when the original went off the air.
One of these days, the Doctor will fix that pesky chameleon circuit,
again,
He might have already if the museum is the Tardis of the curators.
A rare inclusion of Modern day Clara in a compilation video like this, and I’m glad that she was featured because her introduction to the Tardis is completely different to everyone else’s. Instead of a “big reveal” she got a character focused scene with her talking about her reasons to travel. We obviously got the big reveal in the previous episode when Victorian Clara saw the new Tardis: so we don’t loose anything by changing the formula, and in fact it kinda justifies modern day Clara more (at least in my eyes) because she gets to stand apart from her predecessor as a more controlled and mature character who is Able to take the Time Machine in her stride.
In 'Timeflight' the Fifth Doctor, upon making his way though the Concord's cargo hold was heard to muse, funny, I always thought it'd be much bigger on the inside...
2:52 Something I'm pretty sure every other Doctor from the relaunch would never say.
In the years to come, you might find yourself revisiting a few, but just the old favourites. :)
I like the theory that the Museum is actually the TARDIS and the Doctor is the Curator, and that's why "the Round Things" are on the walls inside still
@@ChrisVillagomez That's a sick theory to be honest
@Ezekiel_Burton Agreed, I don't remember where I first read it, but I think it was in the comments of the scene on this channel
"I can get you back from 5 minutes ago."
"Well Sergeant - aren't you going to say it's bigger on the inside? Everyone else does" - "Well, that seems rather obvious."
28:12 "You're safe in here!"
5 seconds later, she nearly slips and fall and hit her head and die, because of the unsafe stairs without guardrails.
😂
“Is there a crew, like a navigator and stuff?” she’s assuming the TARDIS is a ship and not a cosmic ping pong ball
Why aren't the Classic companions included? It really annoys me that the Classic series doesn't get enough respect.
I think of it to be similar to Hawaii 5-O, Magnum PI, MacGyver, like a reboot and I suspect it could affect ratings and profits. 🤷♀🤷♀ I'm a die hard 2005+ fan and struggle to go back and watch Sarah Jane's earlier stuff. But I'm trying! 😀
@@connie_360 Except it's not a reboot it's a revival a continuation of the old series with the same continuity and there's 60 years of rich history and it should be appreciated more.
@@joshuajoshua2732 Dr. Who / Doctor Who. 🙂
Martha's reaction to the Tardis is beautiful, the acting, the shots of the Tardis and the soundtrack
I wished we would have something from classic who especially the first ever episode "an unearthly child" because the entire episode was a build up to the tardis interior reveal
th-cam.com/video/JYp_BVP6O2U/w-d-xo.html Found one. It's actually quite a good collection, up to 2017.
I wished this channel did more of that clip, and less like the creepy clip called "Have you ever had a crush on the Doctor?"
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Absolutely! "But I walked all round it." And what about the Brigadier's reaction, re-used as a memory in Mawdryn Undead?
I'm pretty sure that if our family had a time machine.. my misses would still be late for everything
"does this work?"
"eh??"
the fact that she's a mystery to him. ugh, my whouffle heart
8:50 this music is so epic I love it 😍
I honestly love Yaz, Ryan and Graham's reaction, because they are genuinely just gobsmacked and awe-struck. It was a change in the tone of the scenes and show, and one that after an adjustment period I kind of came to adore? Don't get me wrong, I love the new seasons, they're brilliant... but I'm going to miss that era of Doctor Who (especially 2021/2022).
"Everything ends and it's always sad, but everything begins again, too. And that's always happy..."
Also Ryan immedietly going and trying to play with the console is the most I've related to a character's single action in the whole show. I would 100% instantly just want to run around flicking switches and stuff.
it's a Time Machine , anytime is okay...
I thoroughly enjoyed this video and every clip. Thank you for posting..
4:35 that Doomsday Melody is such a lovely bit of foreshadowing. Rose’s fate was sealed as soon as she stepped inside the TARDIS
the fact that theres 33 mins of just ppl being shocked by the tardis:
"Because I was adopted"
Wait back up. When was this a thing? I don't remember this ever being mentioned during 9 through 11
This was a Whittaker thing where they retconned the Doctor into being a super mythical chosen one from another dimension who brought regeneration to the Time Lords, thus ruining decades worth of content that proved that the Doctor's value to the universe comes from their kindness rather than some inherent superiority.
i choose to believe that between 13 falling out of the tardis and it showing back up all new, an entire other doctor iteration used the tardis in the interim and then sent it back
Say what you will about the rest of the episode but that opening scene of Space Babies has something magical about it! Also I get chills at that This Is Gallifrey music cue!
I totally agree! I really enjoyed Space Babies despite it's faults and I loved seeing ruby and the fifteenth doctor have their first adventure in the tardis! I also loved it when they played the variation of the gallifrey theme! 😊😊
Amy Pond, in the good english tradition enters a spaceship in a morning gown and nightwear. I think she has forgoten her towel.
I recognized that reference.
@arthurdamato2668 yes Arthur 😁
0:24 "is it? I hadn't noticed!"
Love this show absolutely love it.
Some Doctors and Companions were better than others (MUCH better!) but the TARDIS always remains a comforting constant.
My favorite is from the original series. The first time Sgt. Benton and the Brigadiers go inside the TARDIS in The Trhee Doctors. The Doctor asks Benton if he's going to say it's bigger on the inside and Benton says, "well, it's obvious. Isn't it?" The the Brigadier is pissed that the Doctor has been wasting UNIT resources on it.
Rose, the best companion, with the best reaction.
You pushed the control correctly.... have a biscuit.
Clara, the only companion to ever say "It's smaller on the outside" I miss her ❤
I like how both "Companion sees TARDIS for the first time" videos include Victorian Clara in the thumbnail. Team knows that scene is iconic in every way.
Edit: Well that's just not nice is it? Did you really change the thumbnail just to spite me?
Amy Ponds moon face 😍
Clara Smaller on the outside, defined her as someone who sees things from a askew
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Bill was the best “but they’re made of wood” followed by a giant reveal & score. The light through her hair ❤❤❤❤❤
By far, Clara's reaction is my favourite, for the simple reason that she says the opposite of the standard reaction. That scene is written beautifully, too.
4:35 damn that theme 😢
17:52 fun fact about Jodie’s reaction to the biscuit: that was legit. This whole shot of her messing with the controls was the first time she was allowed to touch. During a conversation weeks earlier with production staff members, one had asked her what her favourite biscuit was. In reality they were on a mission from the set designer who put that lever in as a surprise.
So yeah, she genuinely had no idea that lever would give her a custard cream.
"Did you run out of money?" 😂😂😂
Bill, definitely one of the better companions.
"It's gone" No it's not!? Was he lying here? It was the plot of an entire season that it has returned??
The Whittaker era had the Master kill all of the Time Lords when he discovered they'd experimented on the Doctor to gain the secret of regeneration before covering it up and wiping the Doctor's memory. In other words, the Master somehow single-handedly murdered the entirety of Gallifrey because he learned the Doctor was a secret mystical chosen one from another universe and is the reason he can regenerate.
Keep in mind that this (for whatever reason) was stated to have happened _after_ Missy's redemption arc, and you'll realise that not only is this fit of rage completely out of character for the Master as a whole (even when he found out the High Council was responsible for his madness, he only took his revenge out on the man who _ordered_ it to happen: Rassilon), but doesn't fit with the character growth Missy went through and the care she showed for the Doctor both before _and_ after her redemption arc.
@Jackson-ub1uv I don't accept anything past 12 as canon.
@@10054 Fair enough lol
Unfortunately (and annoyingly), the show does.
Bill is my fave
"clever staircase, taller on the inside" is very underrated lol
Jenna Coleman's reaction was the best and she was my favorite companion.
There must be a mistake here. You've somehow managed to not include a single clip from the first 26 Seasons of the show.
Yes, clearly, someone must have forgotten to add those clips they'll correct it soon, I'm sure.
I really liked to watch their expressions. I would even go back watch it again.
Hello.. Any info on the music at the begining? 0:33 to... 1:14 and more. Please and Thanks?
(sure i've heard it before but can't place it.)
Bigger on the inside.
I never realized that before when Amy pond was asked what she thought about the TARDIS she doesn't say anything about it being bigger on the inside than on the outside or smaller on the outside than the inside she doesn't mention it at all
OMG I so loved the first Clara. Her bit is my fav. Such a shame the other writers couldn't figure her out the way Moffat had her in his head.
all of them are great BUT wilfred mott before and after he entered the tardis it was holarious
I wanna have a Tardis just so I can flip all the levers and push all the buttons n stuff
Start with a car
It's like, on a scale from Rory Williams to The Doctor, how chill were you the "first" time you saw the inside of the TARDIS?
At 23:06 THE TARDIS HAS A TRANSPORER
Idris: Are all people like this?
Doctor: Like what?
Idris: So much bigger on the inside?
The current Doctor Who audience is bigger on the outside.
Did they ever have a scientist or nerdier companion who was pretty nonplussed about it and was all, "aah, must be a tesseract. Or some sort of controlled pocket dimension? Is the exterior some sort of obvious camouflage and if so why is it stuck in the 1960s? Does you still use fossil fuels or have you discovered crystallic fusion?"
I am still waiting for my trip in the TARDIS with the 15th Doctor and Ruby Sunday.