How Doctor Who Perfectly Introduced the Tenth Doctor
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 มิ.ย. 2020
- At the end of Doctor Who's 2005 series, audiences were abruptly introduced to the tradition of regeneration, as the lead actor changed from Christopher Eccleston to David Tennant. The following Christmas Special, 'The Christmas Invasion' had the daunting task of introducing this new lead character. But did it work?
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I liked hearing David Tennant talk about how he was worried Series 1 wouldn't do well and that he'd be forever be known as the guy who played the Doctor for like 40 seconds.
More likely he would be known as that shouting zombie guy without name from cartoon about dracula doctor if newho didn't happen
It's funny how later, the reason for him stepping down from the role was because he was afraid of being the guy who stole the chance to play the Doctor from others.
@@GameBreaker1055 I'm glad for that though, it kinda started this unspoken expectation of the Doctor regenerating every 3 seasons which hopefully prevents things like a 1 season Doctor (I really would have loved more of Eccleston) or even Doctors overstaying their welcome.
In fairness that is pretty close to what happened to McGann
@@goji253 I really wish 9 and 8 had more episodes. 8 was definitely a great Doctor. 9 was definitely welcome for another series or two.
Okay but David Tennant wearing Eccleston's jacket in the beginning is like the best thing.
Well he looks exactly like in Harry Potter as Barty Crouch Jr.:D
@@CalistFitness Exactly what I thought haha Love that ♥
One of the best things about the scene where the Doctor threatens Harriet is the fact that is the first scene David Tennant filmed as the Doctor and the fact he manages to show so much reign straight away demonstrates how fantastic of an actor he is.
Four words.
Matt's first scene was on the beach in Time of Angels. These actors just get it.
@@CoopDVille-rx3hp actually it was 6 words
Fun fact: Sycorax is a word used in a Shakespeare play.
Fun fact in series 3 the Shakespeare episode the doctor mentions sycorax to Shakespeare
@@XxBretterzzxX So the Sycorax was used by Shakespeare.
@@user-jn1wm3tb8v - meta bootstrap paradox.
@@nightowl8477 Not really a paradox. The Sycorax didn't name themselves after Shakespeare. Shakespeare was inspired by their name. The Sycorax didn't know about Shakespeare.
Ooh. A connection.
This episode has my best linefrom new who ever "im gunna get killed by a christmas tree" 😂 iconic
my other favorite line from doctor who is "oh biting how delightful, its just like kissing only there's a winner!" 😂
Hilarious😂
"More to do than can ever be done...hang on, that's Lion King!"
But the point still stands, LEAVE THEM ALONE
One of the best lines ever! 😅
@@doomspidey1737 Or what?
I also love the subtler continuity in this episode, like the Big Ben still being under reconstruction after the Slitheen two-parter. However, they dropped the ball with Rose's hair, continuity-wise. I know its a small detail but it always bugged me how it clearly isn't the same color as the previous episode. The same happened with "Deep Breath" and Clara's hair.
I like to think there was at least one adventure between The Parting of the Ways and The Christmas Invasion. And there was *definitely* at least one adventure between The Time of the Doctor and Deep Breath.
@@nightowl8477 There was the children in need special between Parting of the Ways and Christmas Invasion, and her hair was wrong even there. (And it took place right after the regeneration) And yeah I guess it's safe to say they had an adventure before Deep Breath (because of the dinosaur), but we were led to belive that everything happened very quickly plus she was wearing the same outfit so I don't think Clara had the time to go to the salon and get her bangs cut. I know it's because of the production on the episodes took place VERY seperately and there was probably nothing to do about it really lol, it just always bugged me for some reason.
@@mtaimry - maybe a dinosaur took a toothy swing at Clara but just caught her hair.
@@nightowl8477 head-canon accepted
wait really? it always struck me something looked different to s2 from s1 rose but it never occured to me her hair was different, looking at pics i still dont really see it so whats different abt her hair?
The tenth doctor was one of my favourites, mainly because I like seeing the darker side of the doctor
12 and 9 also showed their darker sides tho, they were however less hot which is why they are only the second and third best Doctors from New Who. Tennant is the best, that is clear.
@@smuu1996 why is how hot they are relevant to how good the character is
@@prcovers8960 Because it's important to the viewing experience you get from the show.
@@smuu1996 Are you broken?
While I do agree with you on that I also think that people have different reasons for loving each Doctor. And that’s ok.
I always wonder how much time passed for Jackie and Mickey between the previous episode and this one, since for Rose it's only been like an hour.
Couple of months I think.
I like how in David Tennant's first episode he essentially disproves mind control, but he went on to play a mind controller in 2015's Jessica Jones (which is also his best role btw)
Not mind control, blood control, it's like hypnosis.
@@10thdoctor15 “you can hypnotise someone to walk like a chicken on sing like Elvis, you can’t hypnotise someone to death. Survival instinct, it’s too strong”
We got shown the beginning of this in year 6, the teachers regretted it about a week into students doing the bit ten says and then pretending to faint
The concept of Torchwood wasn't introduced in The Christmas Invasion, it was introduced in Bad Wolf as one of Rose's Weakest Link questions.
I wouldn't really call that an 'Introduction' though, since a lot of the questions were nonsense and the question meant nothing at the time
@@HarboWholmes "Vote Saxon" made its first appearance in "Love & Monsters".
@@TheLewistownTrainspotter8102 wow i didn't know this
Nice catch 👌
Always found it odd that he says “no second chances, I’m that kind of a man” and yet giving out second chances becomes a massive character trait of Ten
Only to characters, he had a history with e.g. the Master, Davros. He usually warned them once and if they didn't stop he'd unleash hell like in Runaway Bride and Human Nature. If you rewatch a lot of his episodes he could be quite viscous.
@@Ben-vf5gk - except for "I never would" in The Doctor's Daughter haha. Why did they phrase like that? It's just begging the audience to say "you kinda did tho."
@@nightowl8477 the "I never would" was referring to killing, which he never actually did
@@Hsel-lc1wt - I mean, we're commenting on a review of The Christmas Invasion in which the Doctor literally kills a guy haha. He doesn't kill often tho, yeah.
@@nightowl8477 yeah given that this is his first episode that's kind of his character arc lol
Pal, I agree with you on every point but one. That sword fight is not well executed.
That being said, Ten is absolutely the classical romantic hero, a real Sir Lancelot. It's so fitting he starts out with a sword fight, and then goes on to snog everything that moves.
i havent watched this yet, but if he doesnt mention harriet jones, backbencher/prime minister/ ex prime minister and make a we know who you are joke i will jump of a cliff
You won't need to jump.
Bye bye
God Tennent is just perfect as the doctor. I recently started watching who for the first time, and every time Tennent says anything I just giggle with excitement
He is really overrated though
@@blobfish5730... Ha! 😂 No 🙂
@@jessicaable5095 In my opinion he is. There are so many better than him and he doesn't get close to their level imo.
@@blobfish5730 maybe in ur eyes Tennant is overrated but in ours he is just so perfect
The only person who could ever get close to Tennant is Capaldi. Just my opinion
@@tristansteinbomer3256 Not just yours, I fully agree! Tennant is the best, Capaldi the 2nd best :)
My favourite Doctor is David Tennant
However
My favourite Doctor's opening is Matt and my favourite finale is Eccleston
Peter Capaldi's opener was the best in my opinion.
But I agree, David is my favorite as well.
Long live the tenth doctor!❤️❤️
@@tristansteinbomer3256 Peter Capaldi's opener was carried by everyone around him, not Capaldi himself. The man was a supporting actor who was put into a leading role before he was ready. Even he recognised this because he auditioned as a companion.
"Did we ask about the Royal family? Oh, they're on the roof."
The Doctor accidentally quoted The Lion King got to be the exact moment I fell in love with him.
1:15 in fairness, the episode was shot in July. As was my dog.
And then New Earth has an opening scene supposed to take place straight after Christmas Invasion, but was shot in summer with a huge green tree in the background giving it away!
@@HarboWholmes I actually never thought it was meant to be straight after Christmas Invasion, I always thought it was some time after. Rose had a bit of a break, got her haircut, packed her bags...
@@HarboWholmes A few things:
1. Summer is right after (and during, and a little bit before) Christmas so it makes perfect sense
2. As @mtaimry said, there's nothing saying it had to happen "right away"
3. New Earth is another planet; there's no reason to assume its seasons happen at the same time as those in a particular part of Earth
4. We don't even know if they landed in the north or south hemisphere
5. The TARDIS is a time machine. They obviously didn't land there the following day in Earth time because New Earth didn't exist then. Who's to say they didn't go straight to New Earth to land at a time when New(^x) York was in its summer?
@@EmonEconomist I think he meant in the scene on out Earth at the start, not New Earth itself.
And I think you forgot about Autumn and Spring.
@@xenon8117 Forgot about them how? (Admittedly I wasn't thinking about that scene on Earth, though at least they showed Rose, Jackie and Mickey all rugged up in puffy jackets.)
"And now, the Christmas present you've all been waiting for . . . Doctor Who!"
Great episode. Love the Sycorax as villains and I love seeing Rose and her family dealing with the Doctors regeneration and seeing the world forced to cope with an alien invasion without the Doctor and David Tennant truly proves himself as the Doctor
The episode starts off well, but the fact that the doctor is asleep for the middle third of the episode really causes it to drag before rising again in the last third. The sycorax are also a monster I wish they would return to more often. TBH I think the doctor treats Harriot Jones really badly and gives her a undeserved punishment. As for the doctor he's very fun and a fresher take on the doctor. He already has the wisps of vanity that David's run would continue to come back to.
Finally someone agree with me. He is so hypocrital in this episode, but i guess it is a flaws of this iteraction,(like characters flaws,not writing flaws) but make me so angry. She is right, earth can't count with him everytime. The saving grace is thatthis bite him im the ass in a epic way
The trouble is, they were already leaving, hors de combat calls it being a war crime I believe
@@JTeenmining yeah maybe if they would’ve shot the ship down earlier in. the episode it would’ve made sense
Take it for granted!? Dude, if this year has a Christmas episode I definitely won’t take it for granted. I may not enjoy it...but I won’t take it for granted.
This episode is also good at showing that the Doctor is an alien by showing another one of his superpowers. What power, you ask, he managed to get a paper crown on without tearing it 9:28
Ah, yes. My favourite Doctor gets the spotlight now. I'm excited to see your take on him, as he's sadly become in many ways misunderstood in the public consciousness or treated like he's overrated. While Eccleston definitely deserves all the praise he gets, I feel Tennant deserves just us much. Also, the Tenth Doctor really helped me through a very hard time in my life, so I naturally hold him in high regard.
I feel like he is ridiculously overrated
@@blobfish5730 Many feel the same. My point is that people write him off as overrated (much like Batman) to the point that they ignore the parts of his arc and character that are truly amazing. And, in fact, in recent years he's been significantly sidelined, at least from what I've seen. It's probably a side effect of being the Doctor at the time that the show really began to pull in viewers internationally.
#10thebest❤️❤️
Allonsy!
Eccleston and Tennant made the show great!
My favourite Doctor. All those amazing episodes to reviews. And it is going to be FANTASTIC!
Before watching it the first time, I wasn't sure what to think.
Although I knew 9 had only one series, I really started to like him.
And so my expectations were so high, because so many Who Fans loved Tennant.
And 10 lived up to those. I was immeaditately blown away by his performance
Long story short: Yeah, you're right.
After watching the 5th Doctor a bunch of years ago, I think this episode was a throwback to his serial "Castrovalva".
Mainly because in both "The Christmas Invasion" and "Castrovalva" The Doctor is mostly absent (from the story and from being in control), while his companions try to help him "heal" during the regeneration process and try to deter the threat from escalating while The Doctor" is still spazing out from regeneration. If that makes sense?
And I think that's the case because the 5th Doctor is David Tennant's favorite Doctor (and mine too). So in my mind that's a possibility.
Also as far as David Tennant's performance, he did really pull it off. Because in retrospect I think at first he can come across as "unassuming" (for some reason) and then he ends up showing his authority (in the role) and it works right from the start...and that helps.
But yeah I love "The Christmas Invasion" and I don't mind how random and corny it might be at times. And I also don't mind the Christmas setting, I think it just makes things that much more bizarre. But that's just me. 😕🤷♀️
I also wondered if that was at least in part a throwback to William Hartnell's last episode with his regeneration. He wasn't around for most of it due to health reasons. So, it became more of a companion driven story too.
Yeah I never understood the critism for Roses Reaction in this Episode. The Regeneration hit her completely out of the Blue, so all the Confusion and Worriness made Sense. Claras Reaction to Smith regenerating into Capaldi was much weirder. She has a similar Reaction to Rose, but SHE allready knew what was coming. She has seen all the Doctors past Faces, she was informed by Eleventh that he had to regenerate and she knew what that meant. So it is weird that she reacts in the way she does. For Rose it made sense, but not for Clara. But I did like Clara a lot anyways.
I think in Clara's case, it was partially the loss of control. She was established to be a control freak and she knew how to handle Smith's Doctor.
Also, let's face it, Capaldi did nothing to build Clara's trust, abandoning her during their first adventure together and then doing so again in Kill the Moon. He just expected Clara to do all the legwork in their relationship and even whined at her if she didn't meet his expectations, whilst having the audacity to accuse HER of doing the whining after her boyfriend died and she let the Doctor vent about the incident at the volcano without complaint. Another example of the Doctor gaslighting and projecting his own flaws onto Clara is the "you can't see me" bullshit. That's incredibly hypocritical because the Doctor spent no less than 10 out of 13 LIFETIMES, and just one of those lifetimes could last for centuries never mind all of them combined, being completely oblivious to the fact that Clara kept saving his ungrateful ass.
@@tomnorton4277 oh, their relationship was clearly flawed and you are absolutely right here.
But I was specifically talking about her reaction right after his Regeneration up to the Moment she talked with Madam Vastra. It seems very out of place at that point. The control freak Thing makes kinda sense though. I am still not happy about it, because to me it seemed as if Moffat was trying to project the Matt Smith fangirl Problem on Clara.
What also helped with coping to the idea of regeneration, which was missing from your video essay, was the "Born Again" minisode from Children In Need 2005, which served as a good stepping stone between the Series 1 finale in June and The Christmas Invasion in December.
It helped give the new Doctor a chance to explain to fans it's still the same character by reminding Rose about their first moment together in a word: Run.
It gave us a bit more time to see a different actor in the previous Doctor's outfit so the audience could mentally adjust to the idea of regeneration a bit more, which is why I think the raggedy Doctor worked of 11 still being in 10's clothes for most of the episode. (Same for 13 in 12's costume in Series 11)
It's also what starts the idea for new audiences that the Doctor's regeneration process can be wonky before fully stabilising as well as cause the Tardis to crash land in the Christmas Invasion opening.
im on a rewatch binge, and i love the detail of ten enjoying christmas dinner with rose, jackie, and mickey. i cant remember which series one episode, but nine was invited to spend time with rose and her family, and he vehemently turns the offer down with what i feel is his own discomfort with that level of intimacy and connection with humans. he doesn’t want to damage himself further. eccleston always has this undercurrent of pain and loss that forces him to play the outsider looking in, while tennant’s first foray into the doctor feels like the character giving that connection and intimacy another go. he finally allows himself to enjoy the smaller aspects of human life, of rose’s life. while this episode is definitely not my favorite, this scene stuck out to me as a great “show don’t tell” development for the doctor.
And that why I hate Chinball and his explain, explain explain
My buddy was watching this one day and I sat down and watched it with him. My first doctor who episode ever.
The Christmas Invasion was a work of brilliance by RTD that cemented David Tenent as one of the most fleshed out and dominant Doctors of the Who universe.
Meh, Capaldi is more dominant.
The Christmas Invasion, although not my favourite Christmas special, definitely does Christmas at home the best - I think it's the only episode, save the end of The Doctor, The Widow and The Wardrobe and small segments of The Time of The Doctor where the story actually places a heavy value on the joy of Christmas at home with family, and you definitely feel that here.
I also think that this ties with The Eleventh Hour for the best post-regeneration episode; it has the most obvious 'click' moments where the new Doctor becomes The Doctor - the main one for me is that moment where he swaggers into the Tylers' flat with his new outfit and the scene just screams Doctor at you
I think matt smiths introduction is the best personally, even though he is not my favourite.
Lets be honest: Ten being hot, helped a lot!
Why would that help?
@@blobfish5730 Have you seen the success of Love Island? People don't watch that because it's good.
Of course it helped and what's wrong with that?
So, everything they failed to do when introducing the 13th Doctor then.
I have a solution for that.... ignore the damm seadon... not worth it...
This episode holds a very special place in my heart since it's the first I watched. It really puts me in that festive mood lol.
Incase no one realised Rose/Jackie’s neighbour who was being blood controlled was Paul Anderson, AKA Arthur Shelby
Cant believe he didn’t show the best part in my opinion
“Mickey hello! :D” he finally got mickey’s name
This was the very first episode of "NuWho" I ever watched. Sure, it's not that great in comparison to Doctor Who's catalogue, but this was my first introduction to the modern show. And as a 13 year old at the time, it didn't disappoint.
As an American, hearing Harbo use "homely" in the British manner, to mean "home-like" cracks me up.
world is going to end
Doctor: I sleep
Once again you mention how well RTD introduced a new Doctor, this time citing how the limited screen time creates greater impact for when he does make a triumphant return, and doesn’t overwhelm us with his new personality, and once again I am reminded of Matt Smith's opening episode which does not do this......
However, I feel like Matt Smiths beginning is the exception to this. Unlike Tennant’s and Capaldi’s first episodes, Matt Smith’s first ep had no reoccurring characters. No same companions or supporting cast.
For Tennant’s first ep you relied on Rose, Micky, Jackie, and Harriet to carry you through the episode to provide familiarity. Same with Clara, Jenny, Vastra, and Strax helping you with Capaldi.
When Stephen Moffat took over, the show was given a soft reboot with little to no prior context, except for Matt wearing David’s torn up suit and expelling regeneration energy in his first shot.
This allowed a new audience to watch the show without feeling left out. I feel like that without those reoccurring characters for the 11th Hour, you almost had to have Matt Smith involved with the entire episode because it’s us getting used to him the entire run. If he had been gone the episode wouldn’t have worked solely relying on Amy and Rory since we hadn’t met them yet. Hope that makes sense.
Hannah Merlino Eccleston's first episode focused on Rose, The Doctor is a side character. But that is the least of the problems I had with Eleventh Hour, I didn’t even realise this until it was pointed out how important it was to limit the Doctor's first appearance here. It’s just another thing on the list.
It's weird how Torchwood (the series) rarely ever mentions UNIT. Was there a particular reason for that like they were disbanded and I've merely forgotten ? It makes me think why Agents of Shield failed to grab my interest. I wanted to see a wider more earthbound view of the MCU. One that had various factors and moving parts but essentially what we got was Agent Coulson kool kids gang that completely ignored that S.H.I.E.L.D. even existed.
My impression being that Torchwwod worked because it separated itself from UNIT in name and not just practice.
Thank you for continuing with these!!! It’s my favourite TH-cam series
8:52 *cough* Maggie *cough*
Destroying a ship in retreat is a reference to the Falklands. Even in Tooth in Claw, 10 remarks *"Margeret Thatcher - urgh!"*
RTD really doesn't like politicians!
Except that ship was 'retreating' in the same way that a yo-yo goes 'down'.
Its a good episode cause it started the Christmas trend it was a brilliant idea that Russel thought off
Next episode: defending Fear Her
Best birthday present
Happy birthday!
@@amyroberts534 Thanks :)
Can we get a waters of Mars review ?
He's doing all of them in order so he will just not for a while
Anyone know why the earlier seasons has that white glare flare filter, it was mostly present in the first 2 seasons, made it look really glossy
Just a cheap look. No clue why.
Personally I remember being disappointed as a kid how little the Doctor was in it. I think they could have had a little more of the new Doctor without alienating the audience.
The Christmas Invasion has my favourite scene in Doctor Who
Hey, this is a really good review. You make some interesting points, particularly about the groundwork being laid for future series finales; which I didn't notice before!
Not that I'm expecting a video about it, but what did you think of the 'prequel' to this episode (the Children In Need 2005 mini-episode)? Did it work as a link between The Parting of The Ways and The Christmas Invasion? Does the latter work without the mini-episode? It would be interesting to know your thoughts.
Keep up the good work anyway!
I think the mini-episode is a nice little bonus thing, but it's not necessary to understand anything in Christmas Invasion. I think it's a fun little thing and it's nice to have that added character moment between the two, but it's definitely not required viewing. It is a good link though! Minisodes are always a good extra thing to have in Doctor Who
Actually that's my favorite part of Doctor Who is the Christmas specials including and the first one up is Doctor Who Christmas Invasion. By far was the starting point to every good Christmas special I've ever seen a bride and a few others the first one that came out was with Billie Piper and Christopher Eccleston when they both met Charles Dickens Christmas special so actually that was one of the first Christmas specials the Christopher Eccleston and Billie Piper did together before he left the show so my honest opinion that was the first one the second one was the Christmas Invasion but to me I enjoyed it very very much
Now you’ve got me in the Christmas mood.
I think it is a below average episode, that is right until the words “did you miss me?” , that scene is raising the story to a whole other level, and I love it.
Yes. I remember being disappointed that he was sleeping the entire time and then He wakes up, opens the door to the Tardis and steals the whole episode.
What a legend.
The Sucorax remind me of the Klingons. I wish they would come back. Only one ship was destroyed. I'm sure there are more of them out there somewhere.
Tenth doctor introduction showed how good a British production and effects can be be, unlike Chris Chibnall who has be trying to Americanize the doctor. The greatest tenth doctor production was the 3 part missing earth .
Idc what anybody says Jackie cracks me tf up man I love her
Yes!
5:08 they were there when the Pandorica Opened in season 5
First time I ever watched this episode, I was unwell like the Doctor. But then again, I wasn't suffering post-regeneration trauma, I was feeling the kind of sick that involved vomit
I see that Scrublords opening with Woolie at the beginning.
lol "If people didn't like David Tennant"
You're funny.
would you ever do in depth videos focused on main Classic Who companion? for example i'd love to learn more about sarah jane and ace (i know i could just read the wiki but it's not the same)
lmao, that ending was mint.
Love the intro. Liked for that one ;)
@Harbo Wholmes his Xmas special was my favourite xmas special , but Matt Smiths Christmas Carol outdoes them all i hope you review A Christmas Carol because its a Masterpiece IMO.
The blood control what's not magic it was technology as it was explained in the episode
You say that you wish the Sycorax could come back? Well you got your wish, but probably not in the way you expected.
Who gave you a dislike, your one of the best channels on TH-cam
I had no idea that there was no Christmas specials in the classic series
I wish that Scene where the Doctor disown harriet jones and gets her kicked hrom office had more of a consequence on the Doctor that cause people too die which may play on the Doctors Consensus
@Jacob Wood I loved that detail so much
@@Ben-vf5gk - the RTD era is full of stuff like that, yeah. Probably the most consistent and continuous the show's ever been. He just doesn't forget the small stuff, and it allows us to have episodes like Turn Left.
I honestly don't think Turn Left would work in any other era of the show, there's too many inconsistencies and contradictions.
This is my go to episode whenever I want some nice comfy, tasty who :)
DT is my doctor.
Even and talk to who there's a fashion montage pants isn't uncomfortable with it considering I have seen it before on American Dad with an Alien named Rodger last name is Smith which is really weird considering David tens character doctor who goes by the name John Smith you got to watch the family of blood to understand that one I've seen it all of them actually
Dr Who would have had series 3. It was commissioned before Tennant even made his first appearance
Gosh I love ten
Christmas in July? More like Christmas in June... nah doesn’t have the same ring
That convenient button, that makes that conveniently placed cliff, that the Sycorax leader was conveniently on top of, go off was stupid but yeah
The only way I could improve this episode is to have him only say "No second chances". Adding "I'm that sort of a man" just sounds very scripted and unnatural to me.
And later he gives a second change to Davros.
I really enjoy this special too
I absolutely agree wholeheartedly Christmas Invasion five stars
How many Christmas specials had real snow? Like 2?
#BringBackTheSycorax
Yo Woolie
The mahvel man himself
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@@StormgemThunder Why hello Stormgem
Hello first comment
I love it. Listened to the novelization. ☺️
The sycorax did appear again in the audios in an admittedly meh episode
I love Tennant ... he was best doctor for me ... i'm rly sad when someone says Capaldi is best .-. :'(
Because Tennant is the least Doctorish.
Someone in Doctor Who: *Breathes*
Harbo Holmes: Perfect! It’s a masterpiece
Honestly? Harriet Jones, best PM we ever had
This is really my second least favourite Christmas special behind Widow and Wardrobe, despite 10 being my favourite Doctor
I checked, and they're not too similar, but your intro tune always makes me think of SuperBunnyHop.
I'm not saying to change it or anything btw, I like it, and it's absolutely not plagiarism, just felt like saying it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I feel like the 10th doctor is the most liked because David does such a great job at showing all sorts of emotion as the character. I've never enjoyed a doctor more than Davids and probably never will. I mean Jodie just doesn't do it for me, she as the doctor is just awful and not enjoyable in the slightest
What about Tom Baker?
This was the perfect regeneration episode for NuWho fans like me
sycorax need to return
They have returned in Big Finish
Okay but why does Jackie look so weird in the thumbnails