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11th Doctor is amazing. He's childlike at times, goofy and dark. He had the best first impression of any Doctor imo.
It's not just words, they fear him because of what he's capable of. In this video, it's only about when he gets angry and how he's planning to defeat them and stuff. Like you could see in 12th Doctor's videos, it's more about how he uses his intelligence to win and overcome the monsters. Most of the time, anyway.
It's not all action-y like Star Wars.
Something that isn’t covered in this video is the Time War. Essentially, the doctor burned his own planet and murdered everyone on it and everyone around it. He commited genocide on the largest scale in history and most of the doctors enemies are aware of it. This is a huge plot point in the show that makes people fear the doctor because when you go back to basics he is a murderer. The show does also adress his ruthlessness a lot but state that the doctor will do anything else first. A great example of this is in the episode ‘The Family Of Blood’. The villains final few lines of voice over ‘we wondered why this man who’d fought gods and demons, why he’d run away from us and hid… he was being kind’. Gives me chills every. Single. Time.
Agreed... what a great speech and what a GREAT 2 parter
yeah and even beyond that he has defeated so many enemies and as a time traveller who travels the whole universe that most cultures have heard of him doing somthing amazing also there's the whole thing of every race getting the word doctor from him (hes that influential on the universe)
Yes. that episode puts it all into perspective. Consider being attacked by a dog. Just about any dog. Yes, it can hurt you, cut you, even break a bone if it's a strong dog. That ability is part of what made us friends in the first place. But attacking you is a terrible mistake. You probably won't get out of it unscathed, but that dog, well, whatever then has to happen to that dog. But we like dogs, so you'll try to befriend it, if that does not work, you'll then run, hide, go somewhere where the dog can't go. Close a door and hold it. You're not saving yourself, not really. You're saving that misguided friend. They are all friends, to all of us. I haven't met one that wasn't. It deserves better. Until you must act differently. They are not the only powerful predators around here. You'll then do what you have to do. Quickly. You won't be happy about it. Neither was the Doctor.
Well actually he never did kill his own people he just couldn’t remember that his future selves helped him to change his mind to put his planet in to a pocket dimension and make the daleks kill themselves. I don’t really like that but that is what happened cannon to the show.
@@OnTheHorizon- He's still committed countless atrocities in the war. Skull Moon being a famous reference of one atrocity. The Butcher of Skull Moon. Whatever he did, those that served with him respect and fear him. Also, the Doctor changed the timeline to save Gallifrey. The universe can be bent but not broken, lest a true paradox occur. Originally the Doctor committed omnicide, but he changed that timeline to ensure it wouldn't happen again.
The Doctor is a trickster kind of character.
If he talks tough, they know that he did something that will make them die.
Like with the Slenderman cousins. He used their own powers against them, killing them by millions.
Family of blood describes it better.
In the episode with the headless monks, in order to get info from some baddies called the cybermen he destroyed their entire fleet... thousands of ships in a blink
I think that in order to understand the importance of how dangerous the Doctor is, you have to understand how dangerous men can come in all forms. For the Doctor, it's perhaps the most dangerous one and it's also the hardest to spot. One of the most prevalent things about him is that he never uses guns but he's always considered the most dangerous man in the room-- even if everyone around him is armed. It's because although he doesn't pull the trigger, he has the ability to make other people do it for him. Not because they are being forced or because he scares them, but because they want to. It's a prominent theme of Doctor Who that by the time a companion leaves the Doctor's side, they've become a battle-hardened soldier ready to abide by any command he gives them. And perhaps the most terrifying thing about it is that he doesn't do it on purpose. It's just who he is, and he's such a powerful force that it changes everyone around him. Add onto the fact that he is perhaps the smartest and oldest being in existence, and it's truly terrifying to realize just how much power he has. Especially when he can also change the course of all of time with one word if he wants to.
If you want to read it, a good example is that the Doctor single-handedly ruined a prime minister's career in ten seconds by uttering five words off-handedly when she did something he didn't like. He didn't even have to think about it. By the end of the day, she had lost her position and any reputation she had as a strong leader. She went from being "the architect of Britain's Golden Age" to an old woman who was too sickly and tired to care for Britain or have a standing career in politics in the span of a day. I hope this helped put things into perspective.
@@emmajane780 What's even more impressive is that that entire bringing-down of Harriet Jones, Prime Minister,'s reputation isn't even the point of the episode. That's in the last, like, five minutes or so. And yet it doesn't feel rushed because that's how effective the Doctor can be!
Exactly, these things can only be known when you watch the show. Otherwise, it feels only talking which it really isn't.
The Silents wipe themselves from your memory when you're not looking but can leave orders subliminally.
So the Doctor is an unconventional action hero, he mostly thinks his way through problems, gets caught and asks questions and often finds a none lethal way to end the bad guys plans, turn a weapon of mass destruction into something that backfires and cripples them. While he rarely gets involved in the fighting he will use those around him like chess peices. I the Captain Run away bit he assembled an army of people he had helped as an example. And while he looks as harmless as a normal human he is very difficult to kill and even then he regenerates into a new body
That was my favorite line in television history 😂 Captain Runaway, idk why but it hit so hard. It was such a climax moment.
18:00 he's basically coasting off the reputation his past regeneration have built up. He doesn't need to back up his words, because all his enemies have already seen that he CAN.
I see other commenters saying the Doctor usually outsmarts their enemies rather than outgunning them. While that is true, you've also hit on a common criticism of Steven Moffat's time on the show and the Eleventh Doctor's run specifically. Moffat often writes *about* badasses doing cool things without actually writing badasses doing cool things. This happened a lot on Sherlock at the same time.
It's not that Eleven *never* backed up his speeches (e.g. in the cold open of A Good Man Goes To War he and Rory blow up an entire Cyberman ship just to find out where a third character is being held prisoner), but a lot of situations resolved with the Doctor not really doing much, just saying he might do something.
A good encapsulation of this is probably his memorable speech in The Rings of Akhetan, which is all about what a long and impressive life he's led, but rifling through the things he lists off in my head, I'm pretty confident they're all things other Doctors besides Eleven did.
Part of this might have to do with Moffat's vision of Eleven as a fairy-tale Doctor. And not like a Brothers Grimm type fairy-tale, the very happy, warm, and wonderful type where everything works out okay in the end. The previous showrunner, Russel T Davies, introduced the Doctor as a world-weary veteran fresh from destroying his own people to save the universe and milked a lot of drama out of the guilt that that entailed. Moffat didn't really like that idea because it didn't fit who his new Doctor was and touched on it so rarely by comparison that where Ten was referred to as "the man who regrets," Eleven was "the man who forgets."
Yes, this is part of why I don't really care for Moffat's run. I didn't like the self-aggrandizing grandiose speeches and the notion that the Doctor is more superhero that everyone fears than a traveler who stumbles into adventures.
@@sallyatticum It got better in Twelve's time. The whole, "I am an idiot with a box and a screwdriver, passing through, helping out, learning!" thing. But yeah, it's still present to a degree.
@renideo The nanogenes, it turns out, weren't actually meant to be a threat and he used them to heal once the error was discovered; the angels, he tricked by getting Sparrow and Nightingale to get them to surround the TARDIS and they were frozen (at least til someone moves the statues) (and at that time, the Angels merely displaced you in time), and the clockwork automatons, he merely closed the portal and they gave up and shut down. So.... Not sure he actually defeated them directly. And the vashta nerada, he didn't actually defeat them with his speech. They backed off temporarily and gave him one day to get everyone out. But, again, using his reputation alone. Nothing he actually did.
@renideo None of that contradicts what I said.
If you watched the show you'd see the action. The doctor has many decades of episodes to back him up. He's known all through the universe, loved by good people and feared by the bad. He's stopped countless invasions, ended evil plans and speaks baby. He'll always drop everything to help a crying child and will give his life for a single person
Everyone has their doctor. Mine will always be 11, though all of them are great. His outlandish and often childlike behavior meant to hide an old man who has seen it all and nearing the end of his life.
Sure he makes a lot of threats, but it’s better than when he sometimes doesn’t as earlier in the episode that he dresses as a monk he blew up a whole fleet of cybermen so that they answered one question.
Also there’s an honest trailer for classic who.
The Doctor is an alien called a Time Lord, they're is the last of his kind and they're known for saving the day with they're brain. The Doctor has also done some questionalble things in the past as well which usually enemies are very much aware of, some enemies have ended up dead facing the doctor, though not usually directly, the doctor also usually is well known to be incredibly inntelligent and can be very ruthless as well, point being the so called "Hero" of the series has multiple times has actually killed or tried to kill their enemies throughout the different recarnations, because of their interference most opponents are defeated one way or another.
So basically, if you're going up against someone who does not have a clean record at all, is known to have destroyed their and other alians ENTIRE race (despite it not really happening like that but thats what the doctor is well known for) and is most likely multiple steps ahead of you and also known for being very very intelligant, then for the enemies it be kind of silly NOT to be wary and scared.
For the audience its more of the fact that if we'd watched it in full, we're aware of what the doctor can do, a couple of things stick to mind for example the Doctor drowned some baby aliens while they also killed the mother at the same time, they also put four aliens who wanted to live forever into situations where they lived forever but basically got enternal suffering, adding on being responsable for certain enemies deaths and certain darker moments in the story that are a bit to complicated to explain, including though not shown its deeply implied by the doctors actions that they killed a lot in the war in the past, adding this together and the fact the majority of the time the doctor is usually a cheerful happy go lucky person, the switch in character that the audiences suddenly remembers, oh yes, you do have a dark past and you are resposoble for certain darker scenes that happen throughout the entire series, makes the charater in my opinion feel realistic when they're being "badass" or "threatening"
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It's unfortunately called "The rest of the show."
But a good way to get at it is the end of something like "Family of Blood."
As someone else said - he wiped out his own planet and billions of people to end The Time War. Plus all the other times he has defeated countless enemies. They all know that and that is why words form the Doctor are enough.
Davros, who created the Daleks, actually points this out to him in Season 4, asking him about all the people who fight for him on his behalf and calling him a coward etc.
Re: why is he intimidating? His reputation. This series has been going for 60 years and he's always a badass. Also in spite of the genocide thing he never carries a weapon. Just a screwdriver. I've watched all of this I'm 63 and I saw the first episode (so I'm told, I don't remember, obviously) so this series has been with me my entire life and I really love it!
The show's been going since '63: The Doctor has enough of a very much earned reputation by this point - both in universe and among fans - that him being able to sometimes talk his way out of jams by just acting like he owns the place and leaning on his reputation is completely believable. Fans of the show (and audio adventures and video games and comic books and novels...) know what he's done and very much understand why the Daleks call him "the oncoming storm".
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Bro didn’t know he was speaking to the man who committed mass genocide of his own kind, to the point of extinction
The moon landing is 53 years ago... doctor who first aired in 1963... 59 years ago... so doctor who is older than the first moon landing fun fact for ya
You ask for the substance. There is more to the show than this. The Doctor, especially the last few iterations, figured something out every time. Destroyed what he needed to destroy, saved as many of the good that he could, and was rarely thanked. Even, in that episode, it became clear that the definition of "Doctor" had been changed. It used to mean scholar, scientist, healer, teacher, one who helps and does no harm. Now, in universe, it means something like "great warrior" or "wizard" and not in a good way. You would only have to watch more of the show. I also think 11 got a little bit too full with the words, but by then he deserved that kind of deference, and even 11 did his share of wrecking the bad guys without them. He just knew Who he was and that they did too. He used them as another tool.
That’s what I love about the doctor is he doesn’t fight with his fist! he fights with his words. In his own words The Doctor is an idiot with a box and a screwdriver passing through learning. It’s worth watching start with season 1 from 2005, and don’t worry about classic who 1963-1989. It’s worth it I promise.
But you did see him do a couple take downs, it's just that without full context of the whole story you didn't catch how brutal some of what he did was, and the video isn't showing you the destruction of enemies, it's showing the Doctor being a BAD$$. It's not so much that the Doctor takes out enemies straight on. It's more that he can put things in motion, like dominos, and the end result is devastation for whoever or whatever he targets. To get a spoilery, explanation to just one of the clips in this video scroll down if you want.
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Those Slenderman cousins are a race called the Silence. They had been on Earth for a very long time, moving about pretty much freely, and effecting the evolution of mankind. The reason they were able to do this is that if they do speak to give an order, it acts like a subliminal message, and the moment they are no longer within visual sight you forget everything about them. Everything. But the order remains, buried down deep in the dark back corner of your brain. The Doctor put a clip into the master copy of the Moon Landing of one of them giving an order to anyone who hears it to kill every member of their race on sight in. That's why all the people turned on them at that moment. The Silence can no longer move about safely on Earth. Instead of a moment of fear, confusion, shock... the very first reaction of every human, (who has seen the Moon Landing), upon catching so much as a glimpse of one of the Silence... will be to attack with deadly force, for as long as that video exists and people watch it. He might not be the one pulling gun triggers, or swinging whatever dangerous object was within reach, but the Doctor set the dominoes into action.
So, the backing up is his 2000+ years of history they have dealt with. This really only works with that context.
Zordon of Eltar was the person in the tube.
What you fail to understand is that the doctor fights with his brain he isn’t a action hero
My god! Love your reactions to doctor who!)
"PRISONER ZERO WILL LEAVE THE HUMAN OCCUPANCY OR THE HUMAN OCCUPANCY WILL BE INCINERATED" "They don't mean the house or the town - they mean the planet."
We’re going back to the moon over the next 5 years it’s called project Artemis by nasa.
While my opinion of The Eleventh Doctor has dwindled. I still love him to pieces but especially with me getting into way more Classic Who. Aswell as a few more Big Finish audio. He's not in my top 5 anymore. Still though, as he says when hes about to regenarate into the 12th Doctor, "I'll always remember, when The Doctor, was him"
My FAVORITE Doctor!!!
That's Steven Moffat's writing problem: he writes tropes, not substance. His characters act the way they do because he wants them to, not because he's written a compelling narrative that naturally leads to them acting that way.
I love 11th doctor
BE WARNED ONCE YOU LEARN ABOUT DOCTOR WHO MISSING EPISODES THERE’S NO TURNING BACK.
By looking at all these compilations, you bare watching a lot of key / memorable moments that'll will spoil it when you watch full episodes. Get on with starting on this instead of watching highlights already!
Are you gonna watch the show at some point or what ?
Just an advice you should watch the series to understand the threat.
What you said at the end, about how you don’t really understand the substance to the show. Watching videos like this won’t give you that. You need to watch the show to properly understand, with videos like these you’re probably only getting 25% of the whole picture, probably even less.
Watch the series stop spoiling yourself