@@doctorwhomemories8939 Whenever I have rewatched Series 1 now and think on that exchange, I have come to the conclusion that maybe the Doctor was foreshadowing to how Mickey would replace Rickey in the other universe at some point but 'personal timelines' and all that so he never said how, why, or what like when he was the 8th Doctor and he just went around telling everyone little snippets about their future in the film; Or maybe he couldnt be sure, because of the parallel world thing, were the name was coming from. He could just feel it nagging at him like other sequences of events that Time Lords are supposed to be sensitive to. Just a theory.
it's just a kinda saying, y'know an example. like 'i could kick your ass in 1 second flat' it takes time of course you can't do it in a second. thats impossible . it's just something you say. 😒
That sass was forbidden by the Time Lords. The universe just couldn't handle the Ninth Doctor and Donna battling against each other in the Last Great Sass War.
D T It was Amazing back in the good old days! I liked there chemistry to the way they could actually argue with each other which is a more realistic relationship if you are around the same person 24/7.
Yes I loved those two :D and Rose made me start to like 10 as well, I really missed 9 in season two, it's sad that he only did one season, I still prefer him to 10. (I'm only on season 3)
OuttaGoodNamesDangit If and when 12 leaves, I'd call Eccleston and see if he can be no. 13. Why not? What says you can't bring back another actor? Grover Cleveland was the 22nd and 24th president lol. Eccleston left too soon.
That really struck a nerve for him. Imagine being compared to your own worst enemy, the very thing that you absolutely despise and would kill if given the right nudge
I think "Dalek" is the one time you were MEANT to feel sorry for them, it and The Doctor had so much in common. Both were cut off and alone beyond their time and their species.
Rose, Eccleston as Doctor, Harkness, Mickey, Roses mum! Brilliant characters. I loved how it was set in a sort of eastenders london, whereas the new ones allways seem quite posh and middle class
Always cutenes overload. And it even doesn't matter which Doctor that is. Nine in Empty child, or Ten in Deadlock. I think Eleven had also one kitten scene, didn't he? I'm not sure.
"Dalek" was a really good episode. IMO, the best Dalek episode so far in the new series. It wasn't just a big huge war like the others. This one had heart.
Personally, Bad Wolf/Parting of the Ways is mine. The Daleks were properly menacing and we had Jack Harkness. Also, its almost the only episode where what's happening is a complete failure, and everyone knows it. Sure, the rest of the series had big problems to deal with - cyberman invasion, destruction of the universe, destruction of the TARDIS and time itself. But this season just had the invasion of the Game Station. And even so, it's much scarier. Everyone dies, one by one. The Doctor finds a way of stopping the Daleks, but it requires the complete genocide of the human race living on Earth. He feels it's so helpless that he sends Rose home. No other Doctor has done that in the new series. None of them. Combine that with all sorts of memorable moments, and you've got what is probably my favourite season finale from the new series.
This comment is really late but he was also my first... Which is why my transition to David Tennant recently (as I have only just got into the series and watched the first season) is so hard on me right now, as Eccelston is like THE Doctor in my eyes. I will probably adjust as I watch more of Tennant, but I will always miss Eccelston as the Doctor. :c
Doctor Who was nice an simple during Eccleston's run. Now it just seems way over the top. Loved 9 so much! He had so much character! One of my favourite doctors for sure if not my all time fav!
One of the best episodes. And the line "You would make a good Dalek". So underrated, but such a line, and his face when he says it. He was just told by his worst enemy, the creatures he's spent almost his entire life fighting and despising, and it says he's a lot like them.
I know it's not the focus of the video but that Rose Dalek scene made me remember how great i found most of the Davies episodes, there was a concerted effort to humanize the villains. Not in a "oh maybe they're right..." kind of way, but giving them relatable motivations and feelings e.g. Cassandra was vein, greedy and conceited and she's not a sympathetic character (until the New Earth episode anyway) but those motivations are common in many humans. Or take the Slitheen, they don't just want to destroy the world because "Mwahahaha we're evil", they're greedy and think they're blowing up a planet of "primitive apes". Say we humans found some Island in the pacific that had a thriving habitat Gorillas (which as of now are nearly extinct) on it but also sat atop the largest reserve of crude oil on the planet. Say for some reason we can't move them off the island or they'll die idk, but given the choice of killing an entire species in order to get at the oil i think we all know the major powers would do it without hesitation. Again they aren't sympathetic villains but are relatable/understandable ones. Then the Dalek episode was such a fresh and unique take on the classic villain, and completely flipped on us to where we were feeling sorry for the Dalek and sympathizing with it whilst the Doctor became consumed by hatred and became far more of a villain. I'm far from an expert in Classic Who, having watched it mainly when i was a kid, but i don't recall them ever doing those sorts of fresh takes with villains. They seemed to just be evil because. Even characters like The Master got given insight into why they are the way they are under Davies. It might be the overly light tone that makes me feel this way, but i really feel like they've pulled back from that angle after Moffat took over, everything felt more 'Disney' and like a return to Classic Who, as well as seemingly undoing much of the canon Davies established.
The time he had to relearn how to be "the Doctor". Dalek was the key moment where the Doctor really started to come back, and the Warrior finally started to fade.
I remember when I was younger, my dad used to (and still does) look like the ninth doctor 😂 My dad had the same haircut and same leather jacket. This really brings back memories 😂😂
Ah, Captain Jack. I don't think he normally keeps a gun up there, to be crazy prepared. I think he was just lucky enough with his choice of toys the previous evening.
caleb kirschbaum He was born in Scotland but he grew up here in the U.S., that's why he has an unmistakably American accent, even on Doctor Who. Haven't you seen him on Arrow?
0:19 This moment gave me a pleasantly nostalgic, 'nothing is as it seems' magical kind of vibe. I say nostalgic because the last time I had that feeling it was when I first saw the only good Men in Black film in existence. I simply love stories that make me question my ordinary surroundings. Transformers could have accomplished that if it wasn't a Bay film. You think that's just a ferris wheel? Nope. Silly human, It's actually a giant alien transmitter being used to control an army of plastic soldiers who are hell-bent on slaughtering every human alive if it means taking over the planet. I love that kind of stuff.
I'm honestly quite surprised that they didn't reference that episode with Nine and the Dalek when the Dalek says "You would make a good Dalek!" when Twelve went inside the Dalek in that episode.
Nine will always be my Doctor. The sassy, tragic war hero guilt-ridden by the worst, unavoidable choice he had to make to ensure the safety of the universe over his own kind. Rose, the companion who desired ambitions greater than the current world could offer her, wanted to see it all and hoped. Nine, the incarnation who was losing his will, had seen it all and regretted. Their mutual, unspoken affection for one another gave, what will always be to me, Nine the most complete arc of any Doctor.
Ecclestone's easily the best New Who Doctor. He effortlessly accomplished in 1 season what Capaldi struggled to accomplish in 3. When you strip their arcs down to the most basic fundamentals, they're the same story but Ecclestone actually had the chops to pull it off, and in far less time on top of that. As for companions, I like Clara more than Rose but in terms of chemistry with the Doctor, she was in an unfortunate position. She didn't get enough time with Smith and Capaldi had no idea how to create chemistry with another person. Clara had to do most of the heavy lifting, providing 75% or even 80% of the chemistry on her own. Without her, Capaldi would have crashed and burned within his first season. Clara should have been doing Series 8 and 9 with John Hurt. He would have known how to actually balance out the chemistry. Capaldi belonged in the Time War. Hurt should have been the final Doctor prior to the Curator.
Yes, the ninth doctor could be happy-go-lucky and funny. But he also had the Time War still fresh in his memory, with all the anger and hatred. In “Dalek”, you really see that come out. After it says “You destroyed us?!?”, the instant remorse on Christopher Eccleston’s face is just amazing.
I sure wished he stayed longer and that he took part in the 50th anniversary. Thank you for establishing the reboot Christopher Eccleston. Nobody since has been as good a Doctor as you.
It is rather bittersweet watching these and knowing much more clearly now the struggles Eccleston was going through, with his mental health and anorexia. He was always my favourite out of the new series.
"Why don't you just DIE?!!" That was it. I remember very clearly. I felt shivers down my spine and fell in love with 9. Is a pity Christopher Eccleston doesn't have more series. He is not my favorite (12 is), but I have such respect for him, seriously.
My first and only experience with Doctor Who was with Christopher Eccleston as the Doctor. I just loved how he acted the part and I loved his humour. I only saw his replacement briefly before CBC broadcasting the show. I no longer watch any TV.
9 was the most fun loving, at times very cross (upset) doctor, 10 was the most suave, in-control doctor, 11 was the most childish, emotinal, scary, vengeful doctor. But they were all equally loving of their companions, always did what was needed to keep them safe and always happy to see them in awe of Space and Time.
I love the episode where the doctor was having dinner with the Slitheen. And when he first met Rose's mother and she started flirting with him and he is just like "no"
Christopher Eccleston has such charm and was fantastic in this role (see what I did there?). It's a shame that the BBC didn't treat him like he felt he should have been treated, because I would have loved to see even just a Christmas Special with him. I hope we get a chance to see him in the role one more time, even if it's just a cameo. I would SWOON.
What about one of his most sassy lines ever in the history of Nine? "What are you gonna do, moisturize me?"
Emma Robb 😂😂👌👌 Iconic
With acid
Is that not Lynda from Big Brother
@@Dominate955
👀
👄 moisturize mee....
"Go to your room!"
DO NOT SKIP NINE. NEVER SKIP NINE
+Samuel Crowe I didn't skipped any of the doctors, but it was quite hard to find the classic collection
Louisa Williams Fantastic
+Jaxco27 :)
Why would people skip Nine? Its the first season, you'd be missing a huge part of Rose's story
Never skip any doctors...
Except 11. He's worth skipping.
Too bad the banana scene for the empty child wasn't in there.
Doctor: "Don't drop the banana!"
Jack: "Why not?!"
Doctor:"Good source of potassium!"
Geena C they are
They predicted Deltarune almost 20 years before it came out
Just imagine what jack would be thinking
Always bring a banana to a party
“Asset check!”
“well, i’ve got a banana and you can assemble a cabinet”
Rose: He wants to see the stars.
Doctor: Well tell him to go stand outside, then.
😂
Its the truth XD
Doesn’t take a genius does it
Indeed
Shots fired and the level of shade
what about:
Rose: "my mum's cooking"
Doctor: "well put her on a low heat and let her simmer"
OH I’VE JUST UNDERSTOOD THAT ONE
@@tealwashablemarker8886 wow, took a while :p
Not to forget:
Micky: My names Micky
Nine: No It’s Ricky
Micky: I think I know my own name
Nine: You think you know your own name, how stupid are you?
@@doctorwhomemories8939 Whenever I have rewatched Series 1 now and think on that exchange, I have come to the conclusion that maybe the Doctor was foreshadowing to how Mickey would replace Rickey in the other universe at some point but 'personal timelines' and all that so he never said how, why, or what like when he was the 8th Doctor and he just went around telling everyone little snippets about their future in the film; Or maybe he couldnt be sure, because of the parallel world thing, were the name was coming from.
He could just feel it nagging at him like other sequences of events that Time Lords are supposed to be sensitive to. Just a theory.
That’s funny.
"That lock's got a billion combinations"
"A dalek can calculate a thousand billion combinations in one second flat"
*proceeds to take several seconds*
Well it took time for the billion combinations to be entered
I always thought the same >.>
KRäFT WêRK Why are people ignoring the "thousand billion" part?
+KRäFT WêRK someone has never heard of IO bottleneck
it's just a kinda saying, y'know an example. like 'i could kick your ass in 1 second flat' it takes time of course you can't do it in a second. thats impossible . it's just something you say. 😒
Donna and 9th would be awesome together. A never ending Sass fest
Lol totally
That sass was forbidden by the Time Lords.
The universe just couldn't handle the Ninth Doctor and Donna battling against each other in the Last Great Sass War.
True. Nothing would happen. They be bickering
Omg yes
Y E S
Christopher Eccleston was sooo great and his chemisty with Billie Piper is just off the charts. I really loved the RTD era. So much feels.
D T It was Amazing back in the good old days! I liked there chemistry to the way they could actually argue with each other which is a more realistic relationship if you are around the same person 24/7.
Yes I loved those two :D and Rose made me start to like 10 as well, I really missed 9 in season two, it's sad that he only did one season, I still prefer him to 10. (I'm only on season 3)
then David Tennent took his girl
Alex Krause wait to season 4 for David tennant
Yeah I actullay don't love rose with the tenth doctor they always seemed to have less chemistry together.
9 is so underrated.
Agreed id love to have seen him for just one more season before he regenerated :/
His Christmas special could be about Rose's red bike that he mentioned. He could sign it with "Bad Wolf."
OuttaGoodNamesDangit If and when 12 leaves, I'd call Eccleston and see if he can be no. 13. Why not? What says you can't bring back another actor? Grover Cleveland was the 22nd and 24th president lol. Eccleston left too soon.
Yyyyeah, I don't see that happening.
Stephen Cogan Well he did promise to return for the 100th year episode
"WHAT AM I SUPPOSED TO DO WITH A RINGING PHONE?" Yup, 9th doctor at his best.
Sunny Shukla Howard Wolowitz: "Here's a crazy idea: Answer it!"
+Trey H. Seeley
That sounds like something the First Doctor would say.
Phones scare me
"What are you gonna do? Plunger me to death?"
Famous last words.
'Sucker me to death' I always have subs on
That scene immediately made me stop questioning the Dalek Sink Plunger.
That's why you never hear about murderous plumbers, you don't suspect them
How about the most mass murdering plumber of all times called Mario?!@@elliottknifton8902
@@Daniel-rd6st I have a better idea
Moxx : "i give you the gift of bodily salivas"
*spits in Rose's face*
Doctor : (trying not to burst into a laughing fit) "thank you very much"
The line "You would make a good Dalek" is so under-mentioned. And his face when the Dalek says it. The most Iconic moment of the 9th Doctor for me.
That really struck a nerve for him. Imagine being compared to your own worst enemy, the very thing that you absolutely despise and would kill if given the right nudge
"'Excuse me do you mind not farting while I'm saving the world?"
The second best 9th doctor quote. Just behind fantastic.
+Asriel Dreemurr ASRIEL
Hello
+Asriel Dreemurr I think you meant to say "Howdy"
I prefer not to go into character, it's too difficult, and I'm lazy.
I think "Dalek" is the one time you were MEANT to feel sorry for them, it and The Doctor had so much in common. Both were cut off and alone beyond their time and their species.
"You would make a good Dalek."
*proceeds to blast several cyberships to smithereens, killing tens of thousands* Yep, he would.
His last word is "exterminated". How could you feel sorry for that thing ?
@@zemlink1701 thats because he is killing himself
@@KakorineReal nazi killed themself , i'm not sad
"According to the archives, this was called an iPod."
Me: "Sounds legit"
LMAO
Christoph Burschka Yeah...lol iPods. Those things became outdated pieces of junk in about 3 years
"It stores classical music of human greatest composers"
*sounds tainted love*
Rose, Eccleston as Doctor, Harkness, Mickey, Roses mum! Brilliant characters. I loved how it was set in a sort of eastenders london, whereas the new ones allways seem quite posh and middle class
I believe you mean Ricky... :D
Reilly McMullan XD no haha
I completely agree.
i think thats why the masses loved Doctor Who They Wrote it so its for the common man living in the small areas of the UK.
***** yeah , they seem to get worse and worse and the writing for Matt Smith and Capaldi was just plain bad
At 1:11, I've always wondered whether Eccleston genuinely had to laugh at that line or if he was acting it, because it was so spot on :')
Alot of his laughs in his time as the doctor where him genuinely laughing
Can you imagine Donna and 9
It would be a never ending sass feast
Oi watch it space-man. [insert what the 9th doctor would say next]
I really want to see it now
You kidding? That amount of sass would end life as we know it
Can someone write that fanfiction?
@Perspective evitcepsreP Thanks!
Who else almost died from cuteness when the Doctor was with the cat in The Empty Child?
ME! It's one of my favourite scenes with Nine! 😻
KT NI I KNOW!
The Doctor + cat = EXTRA CUTENESS! X
Always cutenes overload. And it even doesn't matter which Doctor that is. Nine in Empty child, or Ten in Deadlock. I think Eleven had also one kitten scene, didn't he? I'm not sure.
"you know, one day. One day, someone's gonna finally get it - *_don't. walk. off._* "
"Dalek" was a really good episode. IMO, the best Dalek episode so far in the new series. It wasn't just a big huge war like the others. This one had heart.
Personally, Bad Wolf/Parting of the Ways is mine. The Daleks were properly menacing and we had Jack Harkness.
Also, its almost the only episode where what's happening is a complete failure, and everyone knows it. Sure, the rest of the series had big problems to deal with - cyberman invasion, destruction of the universe, destruction of the TARDIS and time itself.
But this season just had the invasion of the Game Station. And even so, it's much scarier. Everyone dies, one by one. The Doctor finds a way of stopping the Daleks, but it requires the complete genocide of the human race living on Earth. He feels it's so helpless that he sends Rose home. No other Doctor has done that in the new series. None of them.
Combine that with all sorts of memorable moments, and you've got what is probably my favourite season finale from the new series.
His last word is "exterminated". Stop having empathy for those things, they're horrible.
Yes, I remember when I watched the episode's title I was like "oh shit..."
9th was my first Doctor I'll always remember him. XD
ME TOO
Same :)
Yep
Same, i was 5 when i started watching Dr Who😂
This comment is really late but he was also my first... Which is why my transition to David Tennant recently (as I have only just got into the series and watched the first season) is so hard on me right now, as Eccelston is like THE Doctor in my eyes. I will probably adjust as I watch more of Tennant, but I will always miss Eccelston as the Doctor. :c
Where is "I bring you air from my lungs"???
He said it twice...
Vy Le It was my 2nd favourite line in that episode right before my best fav in that episode "I'd rather die than be a bitchy trampoline like you"
Doctor Who was nice an simple during Eccleston's run. Now it just seems way over the top. Loved 9 so much! He had so much character! One of my favourite doctors for sure if not my all time fav!
I missed his best line: Air from my lungs!
(Bonus part: Don't drop the banana!)
Bananas are good
Always bring a banana to a party
(Yeah I know it's ten)
+mikhail khan "Don't be lasagna" --12, 2015
how could u forget "this is an ancient classic of humanity" *Britney Spears' "toxic" plays*
Isabel Garcia he didn't, it's in the video
@@mwmmatt1
That was the moment they played Tained Love by Soft Cell.
He is referring to another moment in the episode.
Goji ah I thought that was Toxic, sorry.
By the way, don't reply to comments from two bloody years ago.
@@mwmmatt1 I didn't look at the year sorry.
Toxic is a traditional ballad in the year 5.5/Apple/16.
9th Doctor was fantastic. love him
When you forget that Rose swore in the first series of Doctor Who.
Missy swore too in the 9th seasons
Rose Tyler was the best companion of the entire series smart sexy badass
"Excuse me, do you mind not farting while I'm saving the world?"
Hero
"Excuse me, do you mind not farting while im saving the world?"
Oh my fucking god, i laughed my lungs out...
They really really overdid the farting, but that line was perfect.
What about the most iconic scene of 9? “Rose, I’m resonating concrete”
HA Classic! I need to use that one.
9th doctor is the king of sass
Am I the only one who cried when the Dalek died in Dalek?
I cried too. it was sad.
Too emotional for me.
No I cried too
It's a Dalek. He doesn't deserve your tears. They're monsters.
One of the best episodes. And the line "You would make a good Dalek". So underrated, but such a line, and his face when he says it. He was just told by his worst enemy, the creatures he's spent almost his entire life fighting and despising, and it says he's a lot like them.
"What 'cha gonna do, sucker me to death?"
I literally died at that part.
Songs into poems so did he
How was the funeral?
im I naked in front of billions of viewers
yes
Lady's...your numbers just went up
I cringe when I hear that...
I'm pretty sure something else went up too.
I know it's not the focus of the video but that Rose Dalek scene made me remember how great i found most of the Davies episodes, there was a concerted effort to humanize the villains. Not in a "oh maybe they're right..." kind of way, but giving them relatable motivations and feelings e.g. Cassandra was vein, greedy and conceited and she's not a sympathetic character (until the New Earth episode anyway) but those motivations are common in many humans. Or take the Slitheen, they don't just want to destroy the world because "Mwahahaha we're evil", they're greedy and think they're blowing up a planet of "primitive apes". Say we humans found some Island in the pacific that had a thriving habitat Gorillas (which as of now are nearly extinct) on it but also sat atop the largest reserve of crude oil on the planet. Say for some reason we can't move them off the island or they'll die idk, but given the choice of killing an entire species in order to get at the oil i think we all know the major powers would do it without hesitation. Again they aren't sympathetic villains but are relatable/understandable ones.
Then the Dalek episode was such a fresh and unique take on the classic villain, and completely flipped on us to where we were feeling sorry for the Dalek and sympathizing with it whilst the Doctor became consumed by hatred and became far more of a villain. I'm far from an expert in Classic Who, having watched it mainly when i was a kid, but i don't recall them ever doing those sorts of fresh takes with villains. They seemed to just be evil because. Even characters like The Master got given insight into why they are the way they are under Davies. It might be the overly light tone that makes me feel this way, but i really feel like they've pulled back from that angle after Moffat took over, everything felt more 'Disney' and like a return to Classic Who, as well as seemingly undoing much of the canon Davies established.
"...from humanity's greatest composers. Play on."
*Tainted Love starts playing*
Well you're not wrong...
Left out “Now I’m gonna die in a dungeon. In Cardiff”, but left in the Slitheen farts. Of course.
I know, right?! The Slitheen farts were in *half* of the video! Who made this, a four-year-old?
why didn't you include "what are you gonna do moisturise me?"
Or, "I give you air, from my lungs"
yeah they're both funny
Believe it or not this doctor was a great doctor.
You could say he was... Fantastic!
When he said "even the sky" did anyone else think to the tenth doctor when he was telling Martha about Gallifrey and the sky.
That "Fantastic" synchronized extremely well with the music at the transmitter part
I miss captain Jack harkness :(
Moffat needs to bring him back
Jon V check out Big Finish!!! And the novels!
But...
"Lots of planets have a north!"
The time he had to relearn how to be "the Doctor". Dalek was the key moment where the Doctor really started to come back, and the Warrior finally started to fade.
-Thank god you shoved that gun up your arse and hid it for emergencies Jack!
-Oh... yes... emergencies...
I love rose’s insult to Cassandra. “I’d rather die than end up like you, a bitchy trampoline!”
Dalek to The Doctor: "You would make a good Dalek!"
3 Regenerations Later
Rusty to the Doctor: "No, you are a good Dalek."
I remember when I was younger, my dad used to (and still does) look like the ninth doctor 😂 My dad had the same haircut and same leather jacket. This really brings back memories 😂😂
CJ Dragneel HAPPY
Faith Wu AYE SIR
CJ Dragneel
Is it a dragon?
Is it a cat?
NO, IT'S HAPPY!
No One _AYE SIR!!_
Anyone else think that laugh at 1:15 was real? It cracks me up.
Lol yeah
Ah, Captain Jack.
I don't think he normally keeps a gun up there, to be crazy prepared.
I think he was just lucky enough with his choice of toys the previous evening.
I don't think Jack need toys...
caleb kirschbaum
As the ninth would say...
"bananas are good."
Bill lupin Captain Jack just really believes in the 2nd Amendment
Karl Hiramanek Well, he is from Europe so not sure how he knows of american laws.
caleb kirschbaum He was born in Scotland but he grew up here in the U.S., that's why he has an unmistakably American accent, even on Doctor Who. Haven't you seen him on Arrow?
"You would make a good dalek."
Hum.... That sounds familiar...
Who else hid behind their sofa during The Empty Child/ The Doctor Dances?
I didn't. But I did traumatize a friend without Doctor Dances.
me, i was alone in the middle of the night in a large secluded house, and i kept hearing weird noises. talk about creepy...... 😐😲😨😱 'looks around' 😥😓
I got my friend to start watching Doctor Who ....she chose to start with the episode The Empty Child
How do you have space between your sofa and your wall?
That ep was creepy AF
0:19
This moment gave me a pleasantly nostalgic, 'nothing is as it seems' magical kind of vibe. I say nostalgic because the last time I had that feeling it was when I first saw the only good Men in Black film in existence. I simply love stories that make me question my ordinary surroundings. Transformers could have accomplished that if it wasn't a Bay film.
You think that's just a ferris wheel? Nope. Silly human, It's actually a giant alien transmitter being used to control an army of plastic soldiers who are hell-bent on slaughtering every human alive if it means taking over the planet.
I love that kind of stuff.
Or it IS a ferris wheel, but also being used as a transmitter now.
eccleston is so underrated ;(
I'm honestly quite surprised that they didn't reference that episode with Nine and the Dalek when the Dalek says "You would make a good Dalek!" when Twelve went inside the Dalek in that episode.
They did when Rusty said 'You are a good Dalek.', that was calling back to the Dalek episode.
Nine will always be my Doctor. The sassy, tragic war hero guilt-ridden by the worst, unavoidable choice he had to make to ensure the safety of the universe over his own kind. Rose, the companion who desired ambitions greater than the current world could offer her, wanted to see it all and hoped. Nine, the incarnation who was losing his will, had seen it all and regretted. Their mutual, unspoken affection for one another gave, what will always be to me, Nine the most complete arc of any Doctor.
Ecclestone's easily the best New Who Doctor. He effortlessly accomplished in 1 season what Capaldi struggled to accomplish in 3. When you strip their arcs down to the most basic fundamentals, they're the same story but Ecclestone actually had the chops to pull it off, and in far less time on top of that.
As for companions, I like Clara more than Rose but in terms of chemistry with the Doctor, she was in an unfortunate position. She didn't get enough time with Smith and Capaldi had no idea how to create chemistry with another person. Clara had to do most of the heavy lifting, providing 75% or even 80% of the chemistry on her own. Without her, Capaldi would have crashed and burned within his first season.
Clara should have been doing Series 8 and 9 with John Hurt. He would have known how to actually balance out the chemistry. Capaldi belonged in the Time War. Hurt should have been the final Doctor prior to the Curator.
Yes, the ninth doctor could be happy-go-lucky and funny. But he also had the Time War still fresh in his memory, with all the anger and hatred. In “Dalek”, you really see that come out. After it says “You destroyed us?!?”, the instant remorse on Christopher Eccleston’s face is just amazing.
Although Ten is my favourite doctor and I do love the intricacy of 11ths storylines.... I think Dalek is my favourite episode in the whole series.
"This was called an IPod!"
*brings out a freaking jukebox*
Favorite moment ever. It's just made even better by the Doctor's dacing
Not just any Jukebox ... it's a Wurlitzer! (Or it at least looks like one)
when you haven't seen the daleks in years and then you see the blue eye in the episode called dalek
I really think they shouldn't have called it Dalek.
@@ace-smith Yeah but that was the point tho, it was suppsto be like "any other Dalek"
BBC America never airs any of 9's episodes. It drives me nuts.
Pretty much every episode of Doctor Who ever since it came back on TV in 2005 are on Netflix.
+Solitary Wanderer (SW)
Not anymore. I checked Netflix, show isn't there anymore.
Amazon Prime
I'm late As hell but u can get all the modern docter who's on BBC iplayer :)
Abi_ 26 it’s on HBO Max now
That's "fantastic" get me in the feels every time
Chris was the only doctor who used the telaphone in the TARDIS
ChrisMac2489
Matt used it all the time
ha never watch any matt smith didn't like him
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Why not?
don't know just didn't like him like peter tho
As much as I enjoy Season 5, 6 and so far 8, I still think RTD REALLY knew how to tug on my heart strings.
I sure wished he stayed longer and that he took part in the 50th anniversary. Thank you for establishing the reboot Christopher Eccleston. Nobody since has been as good a Doctor as you.
Why didn't you include "air from my lungs"?
It is rather bittersweet watching these and knowing much more clearly now the struggles Eccleston was going through, with his mental health and anorexia. He was always my favourite out of the new series.
FANTASTIC!!! 🥰🥰🥰 This just made me smile so much!
"You would make a good Dalek" is, in my opinion, the greatest and most powerful quote in Doctor Who.
I feel like one of the lines should have been when he is telling Rose 'who' he is and how he can feel the Earth spinning.
“You would make a good dalek”
*in a later season*
“You are a good dalek”
I just realized how much I miss the feeling series one had
"Why don't you just DIE?!!"
That was it. I remember very clearly. I felt shivers down my spine and fell in love with 9. Is a pity Christopher Eccleston doesn't have more series. He is not my favorite (12 is), but I have such respect for him, seriously.
1:10 you can tell eccleston was starting to crack up there but just manage to stay composed long enough for the shot
Oi! Where is "everybody lives?" :
WHERES WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO MOISTURZE ME
Nine had a simmering rage like no one else.
My favorite Doctor.
Funny, and sad and angry about his planet being blown up.
The first dalek reveal was epic now it's just "here we go again"
5:39 HOLY SHIST I NEVER REALIZED THAT
F O R E S H A D O W I N G
When I get sad about how Doctor Who is today I get back to those scenes to remind myself how great that show can be.
My first and only experience with Doctor Who was with Christopher Eccleston as the Doctor. I just loved how he acted the part and I loved his humour. I only saw his replacement briefly before CBC broadcasting the show. I no longer watch any TV.
Bless you for making this
9 was the most fun loving, at times very cross (upset) doctor, 10 was the most suave, in-control doctor, 11 was the most childish, emotinal, scary, vengeful doctor. But they were all equally loving of their companions, always did what was needed to keep them safe and always happy to see them in awe of Space and Time.
Should've had "It's sonic let's just leave it at that"
The telephone is actually RED!
I love the episode where the doctor was having dinner with the Slitheen. And when he first met Rose's mother and she started flirting with him and he is just like "no"
2:40 the actors must of had so much fun with this scene, laughing, and trying to keep it together at the same time. XD
"Blimey you can smell the testosterone"
I agree, the 9th doctor is an endless fountain of manliness
Awwwww! He was my first Doctor! NEVER EVER EVER SKIP NINE!! He is absolutely FANTASTIC!!
I always thought a thousand billion combinations per second was a pretty insane plot point to just casually drop. Think how fast that actually is.
pretty sure that rose said bitchy at 1:43
She did
She did
So?
She did
@@tGGgGg-sp9yx jeez calm down
I wish the 9th doctor could've lasted as long as the others, every one has 3 seasons except him
Christopher Eccleston has such charm and was fantastic in this role (see what I did there?). It's a shame that the BBC didn't treat him like he felt he should have been treated, because I would have loved to see even just a Christmas Special with him. I hope we get a chance to see him in the role one more time, even if it's just a cameo. I would SWOON.
Well and now we have shi... Hmpf... Tennant again without the reason, BBC destroyed the best thing about doctor who in it's best times.
You forgot:
Mickey "I think I know my own name!"
Doctor: "You think you know your own name, how stupid are you?" Lmao!
"You would make a good Dalek"
MUM GET THE CAMERA
This is fabulous. Miss ya Chris
I cannot understand why so less people like Chris E., I always liked all of the docs, him, too with his very nice smile
That smile 😁. He was the perfect Doctor.
Great video! I love this Doctor.