The Twelfth Doctor Regenerates | Peter Capaldi to Jodie Whittaker | Doctor Who
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Doctor: **regenerates**
Tardis: aw s*** here we go again
😂
Tardis: "aw, come on Doctor. My mum is coming over next week and the painters will be here tomorrow. Couldn't you wait a month? Or ten?"
@@vic5015 doctor: Um, No.
@@vic5015 Doctor: "Oh, sexy, you know a man gotta go when he's gotta go."
I hate how this was said way after the format was dead
Capaldi was almost the opposite of Tennant, a harsh and gruff exterior with a kind heart, with Tennant having the agreeable and cheeky chappie exterior belying a steely and ruthless temperament
And that's exactly why I like 12th Doctor more.
10th is great, I admit. But... I prefer darker-but-kinder Doctors.
I'd say that of all modern Doctors, he is by far the one with the kindest heart. He is the one that actually held on to all pain and suffering and chose to do the opposite. Capaldi is my favorite Doctor (even if the writing was a bit shoddy at times)
Tennants Doctor tends to grandstand more. I felt Capaldi’s Doctor is the more dangerous one and had more emotional nuance. 12th is harder because he's the most vulnerable.
@@einezcrespo honestly and I might get murdered for saying this but up until 13 the 10th doctor was my least favourite doctor of modern who as 11 was the doctor that turned me into a doctor who fan, and 12 is honestly my favourite doctor, 9 and 10 are actually pretty even but I think I like 9 more as it's all we got from Christopher Eccclsion so his series feels more special, but honestly I love all the new doctors aside from 13 who is performed well, it's just what she is being asked to perform that's the problem
12 has a kind heart? He literally had flash cards to help him be nice to people
How ironic. Not everybody was keen for The Doctor to be portrayed by an older actor but by the end of Capaldi's run, *nobody* wanted him to go.
How ironic. Peter Davison received similar skepticism when he started. "Can a 30 year old really play the Doctor?"
@@reubenmanzo2054 Pretty sure fans acted the same way again when 26 year old Matt Smith was confirmed as Tennant's replacement back in '09.
The Doctor and Bill were amazing. It really felt like Capaldi came into his own with her.
Yeah, and you can tell.
I’m surprised I came to doctor who late and when I saw eleven go to twelve my first thought was how much potential it could have. I must say capaldi was one of my top doctors by the time I was finished
A man who started out mean and rude, died, talking of love and kindness.
What a beautiful arc for a great doctor.
"What's the point of a room if you're not awake in it?!"
Something along those lines.
It took a while for this doctor to grow on me but now he's my all time favorite, well after the 4th.
@@Jesse_17 this is unrelated but I love your profile picture
@@hellothere7456 Thanks!
@@Jesse_17 you're welcome
Doctor: *Is about to regenerate*
Tardis : *Chuckles* "I'm in danger"
*THROWS 13TH OUT*
12 gets eaten by a dinosaur
Why did I read this in Ralph Wiggums voice?
11 is the best
Tardis: uhh. Here we go again
I love how each doctors regeneration speech is more the actor saying goodbye to the role in a way
"You were fantastic. Absolutely fantastic. And you know what? So was I." "I don't want to go." "I will always remember, when the Doctor was me." "Doctor, I let you go."
Hot damn, you're right.
I wonder if they let the actors make their own speeches for their regeneration.
Jorrel Doe as far as i know capaldi completly wrote his own speech. or at least most of it, everyone else had writers do it except maybe the last words. David tennant doesn't like the take they used for " i dont want to go" for example.
Yeah, that's kinda like the whole point
I wish they'd knock it on the head. It's overly self-indulgent and getting cheesier each regeneration. Keep it short or sudden without the silly standing up in a star-pose too. Much prefer the classic era regenerations. Much less fuss.
"Doctor.....I let you go" will ALWAYS be my favourite final quote of any Doctor. Capaldi absolutely SLAYED this final scene
It feels like it's both Capaldi and Moffat speaking to the role and the show as their soliloquy for what Doctor Who is supposed to be, to them.
I quite liked Matt Smith’s ‘I’ll always remember when the doctor was me’
@mrellis2463 that is a close second. But this takes the cake for me, it just feels like Peter is talking to Jodies doctor in particular, telling her to laugh hard, run fast and be kind, before letting her in
It's that or physician heal thyself
In regards to the state DW has been and is in and that it won't get any better under RTD again, this line has an even bigger meaning to me now. I let it go. But can I? The show told me I can't because I'm "male presenting" and I "know nothing".
i love the symbolism here.
- the ring slipping off is symbolic of 12 being the last incarnation of the doctor that river sees, effectively ending their marriage.
- the close-up of 13's eyes is symbolic of this being the first thing this incarnation ever sees.
- the papers flying out of the tardis are symbolic of chibnall tossing out the script and almost getting the show cancelled from the atrocious writing in season 11.
I love how that took a turn so fast
@@Squicx like the quality of the writing in season 11
Lmao I love this comment
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The ring was actually Capaldi's wedding ring! Not the Doctor's. Capaldi requested to be able to wear it during shooting and it just made sense for it to be his and River's
Why does the Doctor never put the TARDIS in park when he's regenerating?
Thinking about it, why does the Doctor always regenerate in the _one_ room with the extremely vital and delicate equipment that powers the whole Tardis?
So they can prove to be a general nuisance to the next incarnation i suppose.
Jon Douglas shsgsggs just “haha good luck with that mate”
@@KieranBorovac maybe he wants a new tardis
Because where would the fun be in that
9th doctor: you were fantastic. And you know what? So was I.
10th doctor: I don't want to go
11th doctor: I will always remember when the doctor was me
12th doctor: NEVER EAT PEARS
12th doctor: Doctor, I let you go.
Y u do dis
The "Never eat pears" thingy started with the 10th doctor, though.
12th Doctor: DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE OFFICIAL DOCTOR WHO TH-cam CHANNEL.
12th doctor: always be kind
Peter Capaldi had the best doctor who speeches in my opinion. He truly was an amazing doctor.
Also the 13th doctor had the best introduction without fail.
Oh he 100% did, if anything I would say speeches were what he did best although sarcasm would be a close second
Personally I think Smith has them a bit better but Capaldi does them so well
@@connor4435 oh yeah i think Smith, Capaldi, and Tennant all have fantastic monologues!!! I think it’s honestly just down to a matter of what style you prefer. but then i guess that would also be the same as saying who is your favourite doctor? idk.
i always love seeing what the doctor is truly capable of when they’re angry. And
Capaldi to me was definitely the moodiest of the 3.
Of course Tennent and Smith had their moments of rage (especially Tennant lol) but i always got the vibe that Capaldi’s doctor was very much “i will destroy you if i want to” without even being angry.
I feel like Matt's Doctor also had some decent speeches but Capaldi's were always just written and delivered in a way that made them less.. corny? I'm not really sure what word would describe it best but they always just came out wonderful.
"If their hearts are in the right place... And the stars are too."
That is a hauntingly beautiful line
It's actually something Capaldi came up with himself
What if the hearts are referring to the multiple hearts of Gallifraians. The stars would look dofferent from their world. Maybe they're the only ones that can understand his name?
@@WingedSoda I saw an interpretation that his real actual name is "doctor who", the reason children can hear his name is because we the audience, kids will see his name everytime the show plays, in the stars on the intro
I never noticed, he (presumably deliberately) looks straight out the camera for a moment as he says it.
@@MikeJF85but at the end of Eleven’s life, saying his name would cause Gallifrey to come back, and “Doctor Who?” Was the question that was being beamed through the crack. Does that apply only if Eleven says it within earshot of that particular crack?
I love how the first and last shots we see of Capaldi are on his eyes
👀
I never even noticed that, what a brilliant and beautiful way for the Twelfth Doctor to be introduced and for him to end ❤️
I caught that too
Eyebrows*
As Doctor Who, yes. :P
“Always try to be nice, but never fail to be kind” perhaps the finest lesson the doctor ever taught
But I think the 13th doctor did not really do that.
Maybe thats what he learned in the end
You’re forgetting “And never ever eat pears”
"We're all stories in the end. Just make it a good one" wasn't bad either!
@@ArtoriusGiangus True. Not much you can do with a bad script though.
“Let’s get it right.” I love that, feels like a simple acknowledgment of the hiccups during his early days as 12, the coldness and mean spirited actions. Let’s do it right this time.
lol do it right huh
It also sounded like a bit of a dig at how Tennant left. 12 didn't wanna pull another "I don't wanna go" on his future self
And then they proceeded to do it in the worst way possible for over 4 years
I also love it coming from capaldi who was a lifelong fan and who’s childhood dream was to be the doctor
@@connor4435And now even he won't return...
I love this regeneration because he was tired and ready to pass on.
But the TARDIS being the TARDIS put him in the same place the First Doctor chose to die so they would meet and inspire eachother to regenerate.
Sometimes remembering that the TARDIS has so much more agency than we give her credit for is fun.
I also like to think of it as the one exception to the what he was talking about in the previous scene. He was talking about how their life was a battlefield and everyone else had fallen. No matter what happens the TARDIS has been the since the beginning and will continue until the end.
@@withincode6848”You’ve never taken me where I’ve wanted to go!”
“No but I always took you to where you needed to go”
Capaldi... tragically underrated, fantastic actor, fantastic doctor. He really shone in series 10.
Capaldi is the strongest doctor acting-wise. I loved him as the Doctor.
Honestly I hated him but I tried to like him he’s like so grumpy I mean srsly he is he was annoying I’m glad he’s not the doctor anymore but I honestly TRIED liking him
@@snowlake341 To each their own.
Yea
Heaven sent is one of my favourite ever episodes and that is purely Capaldi on his own.
I was confused as to why the Bad Wolf theme played when I first watched this, but now I realise it’s because Murray Gold (the primary composer since Christopher Eccleston) was saying goodbye 😭
Yeah but this is not the bad wolf theme, this is the very first doctor's theme in the revival. But obviously this is really a goodbye from Murray 😭
@@robot_pylesos The version with just the female vocals is both the Bad Wolf theme and the Ninth Doctor's theme, mainly because Rose and Bad Wolf were so integral to his character arc. And yeah, I miss Murray Gold :(
Have ya heard the shit music they got on the show now, sucks balls, no personality.
@@benjamin._.mcalister1698 ye but the name of the song is called 'the doctor's theme'
Really? The bad wolf theme? I didn't notice it. When did it start?
Sometimes I get the feeling that Moffat’s plan, deep down, was for Capaldi to close out the show in its current form. He always wanted him because of Peter’s versatility and charisma as an actor. 12’s journey from anger and bitterness to compassion and love resolves the arc started with 10’s “Time Lord Victorious” monologue. This soliloquy is the Doctor’s way of realizing that he’s spent so many ages trying to help others as a way of avoiding his own grief and guilt. This scene feels like a resolution for the reboot’s entire story. Alone in his last moments, the Doctor finally becomes a doctor to himself, and comes to peace with his past, present and future. The End....for now.
It would've been a fitting end for the series.
Definitely would have worked better but Chibnall came along...
@@stantonvalberg9814 Wait, I thought Evil Dan killed the 12th Doctor.
i consider this the canonical end anyway. everything else may as well just be a dying dream of him knowing he would regret regenerating again
Who the hell is cutting onions
I particularly love how colorful the TARDIS is during his farewell. Its very rare to see the main color/lighting scheme deviate this much, yet for his goodbye, we see blends of oranges, blues, purples, yellows, it really drives home the emotional roller coaster of his speech.
TARDIS: "For the last time, NO REGENERATING IN HERE! Now get out!"
well this only happened in the revival. when 1 regenerated he just layed there and changed.
@@glados_gaming4170 5 and 6 also regenerated in the TARDIS
My small theory is that due to the time war, Time Lords basically changed the rules of the regeneration to weaponize it.
@@vcom741 my theory is that the longer you put off the regeneration the stronger the kickback is. 9 didn't put it off and the tardis was fine, 10s first didn't fight it and the tardis was fine, 10s second he put it off to see all the companions one last time, 11s is a special case because of the reasoning around it, and 12 tried to put it off indefinitely.
Actually, 11 had the most destructive one of all, basically leveling an entire city. But then he basically just sneezed and got new kidneys
@@rohnekkdosi1979 that's why I said 11 is a special case, because it's a new cycle and weird as hell
I am convinced that in this speech, there is way more capaldi than The doctor. This is truly coming from the bottom of his heart
I would’ve loved a bit of Malcolm Tucker in it as well but hey ho lol
Noobtooby a lot of the regeneration speeches seem to be the real actors speaking
And I don't think that is a bad thing
He was a huge Doctor Who fan as a child, and I'm quite sure he still is, and this is his final scene as his Icon
thats what him and every actor who played the doctor so special, they made the role their own, the farewells are real because we all know its the end
"Hate is always foolish and love is always wise" what a great quote.
th-cam.com/video/ihaB8AFOhZo/w-d-xo.html
Inspired by Bertrand Russell
Wish some "fans" would understand that
Except Hate and Love are so misunderstood and misused these days that anyone can twist it.
Love has been butchered to the point where it's meaningless. Most people think love is a positive emotion of affection, a feeling, when the Ancient Greeks understood that is only the weakest form of love.
Putting others before yourself? Do good to others, even if they don't deserve it? Do good for others and not expecting anything in return? Putting someone's very safety and life before your own?
Those things are love. True love is death to yourself and life to others. To the world the greatest forms of Love are Foolish, but I believe they are wise. The kind of love the world lifts up IS Foolish.
I love the contrast between ten and twelves regenerations. From "I dont wanna go" to "I let you go"
I really like that too. Capaldi's Doctor didn't want to go at first, but ultimately came to accept that it was time. He was able to reach a place emotionally that Ten couldn't at that point in his life, and it's great how the series shows that through the parallels in those final lines.
The difference is, that the 10th did not know, if there would be another regeneration as until then the Timelords only knew up to 11 possibilities. He was concerned about the one cancelled regeneration in Stolen Earth thanks to his Hand. That's the reason, why the 11th checked his body right after his generation for any missing parts AND later while living this very long time in Time of the Doctor as he was then afraid even more. This only changed after River Song "gifted" him her regeneration phases (however this might be possible .. but that's probably Timelord/TARDIS logic 😅)
After reciving this gift the 11th wasn't that scared of a new regeneration anymore.
It's Kind of a cheat by Moffat to not to be blamed that there can't be anymore Doctors after he took over the Story.
I think that's btw probably the reason why they weren't afraid of a female Doctor, as they could point out, that the new regeneration circle was gifted to him by a woman. Therefore new possibilities.
The man who regrets
The man who forgets
And finally
The man who accepts
I love how the regeneration can destroy the Tardis but not completely burn the clothes.
ask superman
We can't see the doctor naked its a pg show
On you would like that won’t you?
@@thedoctor1263 technically we did see him naked in time of the doctor 😂😂
He gets his clothes from the same place hulk gets his shorts.
Peter, I would never forget to subscribe to the official Doctor Who TH-cam channel, never.
Osiride so am i :'(
“Yes I know they’ll get it all wrong without me!”
Moffat was a prophet
so true lmao
I like to interpret it as him talking to the fandom. Every time the doctor changes the comment section gets filled with hate for the new guy and proclamations the previous one was amazing and "their" doctor. He knew that would be the reaction of the fans.
@@chrishubbard64
Except, that there was NEVER this many fans agreeing that both the actress and the showrunner are horrible. They were both horrible.
@@hououinkyouma3864 13 was just fine it was just the writer
@@hououinkyouma3864 I actually don't see nearly as much hate for Jodie as I do for Chibnall. Most people who disliked her era seem to agree that Jodie was never the problem it was the scripts she was handed.
i have to say 13's post-regeneration scene is maybe my favorite...peter's ring falling off and 9's theme playing and jodie's perfectly delivered "ah brilliant" its just so good. makes me so sad that jodie never got proper writing :'(
Even now. I get chills as the Bad Wolf theme plays... I like to joke that the theme was meant as a warning of the future episodes.
Exactly!!
GO WOKE GO BROKE!!!!
@@cald1421What you just said is completely irrelevant unless you mean ncuti Gatwa’s Doctor. Besides, there’s nothing wrong with being gay anyway
@@Grategous10 female doctor was a flop
and this was the last time we saw the greatest Tardis interior ever.
This and smiths was the best, and they were very similar. Also the last time we saw the best screwdriver was in time of the doctor
@@turtleisland1940 nooooooooooooooo im sure that was in the shitty davros episode in s 9
It’s a bit basic
i really disagree and think it was one of the worse ones, because its just a boring grey interior, looks more like a dungeon to me than a great time machine, matt's first interior and davids interior were both more colourful, and inviting
I think it's on a par with Eccleston's/Tennant's interior.
"One more lifetime won't kill anyone...well, except me"
Why did that hit me so hard? ❤️
rhema-beth Boalch this breaks my heart every time I watch it Peter Capaldi is my favorite Doctor
How right was he show is dead
@@newperspectivevisual9276 becuase new season killed lots of whovians.......
will 13 REGENERATE
Toxic2 Waste imagine if he regenerates into all of his old forms and then dies
"Never be cruel, never be cowarldy, remember that hate is always foolish, and love is always wise, always try to be nice, but never fail to be kind, laugh hard, run fast, be kind"
Yo this changed my whole damn life dude, im really greatful for what 12 said❤
And never ever eat pears! 😀
Yeah. Honestly though, the “never ever eat pears” thing was out of place.
@_somerandomguyontheinternet_ it's what he tells Clara before he forgets her in hell bent
@@maximilliannoriega6855 that doesn’t make it any less out of place in the quote. It’s an in-joke.
@_somerandomguyontheinternet_ not everything is supposed to be so Serious
I could've easily done 10 more seasons with this legend
Believe it or not; Peter Capaldi *was* approached by Chris Chibnall to do one more season as the Doctor. However, Capaldi turned down the offer to focus on other projects. The Twelfth Doctor is easily my favorite incarnation from the modern era of the series. I would've happily watched seven-to-eight seasons featuring Peter Capaldi as the Doctor.
@@connord3291 yeah and that last season with him was so good! Bill and Nardole are also great companions. And let's not forget Missie's charisma... I would have loved to have more than one season with that trio.
@@connord3291 I'm thankful for that, I don't trust Capaldi's doctor in Chibnall's hands although he still would have done far better than Jodie (not saying she's a bad actress just that she wasn't right for the role)
@@connord3291 Yep i know, but still...
This here, to this day, is the perfect ending for him as a character anyway
Remember when we hated Peter Capaldi for replacing Matt Smith?
Me neither.
I actually never did. I think he definitely didn't have the best episodes and story arcs, but there's a good amount of singular episodes that are really good.
Yeah, in my opinion, Peter Capaldi is the greatest actor to ever play the Doctor. He completely surpassed everyone that came before him, and I don't think anyone can top what he did on this show.
Yup. Lasted about ten minutes into the first episode. Second favourite Doctor after matt now. He was brilliant
@@007robotchicken Capaldi, greatest actor? I'd contraire with Mr. Hartnell himself. The man still did regular Doctor Who filming on the weekly, delivering the same notch of performance at deteriorating health and mental state, with his mind simply worsening due to disease and such, even though he flubbed his lines rather often, yet he still managed to deliver. Now THAT is great acting.
@@rockysandman5489 Hartnell is my second favorite, so if you want to declare him the best actor, I'm cool with that. I personally disagree, though.
When you realize this entire speech is Steven Moffat saying goodbye to The Doctor, it hits you that much harder.
And also Murray Gold ):
I think Capaldi had a large part in writing it too, which makes it more unbearable 😢
ChiliConQueso Moffat definitely predicted the future “Yes I know they’ll all get it wrong without me!”
”Doctor.... I let you go”
Moffat really brought out all the stops for Capaldi. Episodes like Listen or Heaven Sent were experimental episodes that worked so perfectly because they relied on how great an actor Capaldi is. I loved that Matt Smith episodes, but I think Capaldi and Moffat were the best combination.
Capaldi’s, Smith’s, and Whittaker’s speeches were so impactful! It was weird how Capaldi regenerated so quickly when it was his turn from Smith, but upon his departure, it was a long and climactic transformation.
I think the reason he regenerated so fast was because 11 was given a new regeneration cycle and him regenerating into 12 so quickly was the start of the new cycle.
@@StrifeAiray did Smith even explain it?
@@Jacob-iw6sg No, I'm just taking a guess. I'm not 100 percent sure why he regenerated so quickly compared to the other Doctors.
@@StrifeAiray true, all I remember is "this is just the reset" so maybe it was regenerate into his prime then new face, so u might be right
@@StrifeAiray Personally I saw it as he used his regeneration energy flowing out as a weapon on Trenzalore, and used the last to get his young face back. So when he finished his speech and completed the process into 12, he didnt have the energy for the huge regeneration spectacle we usually get
God, with Jodie's regeneration coming up, I hope she gets a scene this good. I hope she FINALLY gets a scene this good.
I hope she leaves I'm honestly done with how bad she is.
@@terrainup6012 its been 3 seasons. She will leave.
@@terrainup6012 She is leaving its confirmed however SHE was a great doctor she just got saddled with awful writers
I mean, Chibnall has written some of the best death scenes.
For example: Toshiko Sato, Owen Harper, Amy Pond, Rory Williams
@@ryanedgewurth Honestly, he's a decent writer. Broadchurch was a thing of beauty imo. He's just not cut out for being a showrunner for Doctor Who. He lacks that 'je ne sais quois' needed to carry a science fiction show like this.
As it stands, I can't tell if he's actually a fan like he claims because the way he's written the show is pretty much how the fandom figured (over a decade ago, mind) a writer who wanted to "torch the franchise and run" would do it.
I have high hopes that Thirteen can be redeemed in other media. It's just that... like the Sixth Doctor, her era is a very, VERY mixed bag and probably one of the lowest (consistent) points of the revived show so far.
Though it's also well worth noting that Russell T. Davies was fairly controversial with his initial run (let us not forget "Love And Monsters", no matter how badly your PTSD begs you to).
I love how he gripped his kidneys as he fell on the floor.
Superhero Person "Owww, my ovaries!! Whaaaaaat?...."
I actually didn't notice it was his kidneys, that's a nice touch considering his first words were that he didn't like the color of his kidneys.
I wonder if she likes the color better now.
samsound You guys need to learn a bit of biology. Ovaries and kidneys are not in that area 😂
@@Phantom-hy2ix but you can feel kidney pain in that area, and it's where he clutches when he first becomes the Doctor and says 'New Kidneys'.
Or if you prefer - he's an alien and his kidneys are in the front of his body. All ten of them.
"One more lifetime won't kill anyone, except me" instantly makes me think of 10s speech to Wilfred about "some new man goes sauntering away, and I'm dead"
"Except me." And except a bunch of whiny conservatives.
Dr. Kira painting us all with one brush there.
@@leathers4340 well, considering that there's an overwhelming majority of those Whovians with overtly conservative views I'd only just learned about as soon as Capaldi regenerated into Whittaker, can you honestly blame me?
Dr. Kira I don’t think politics has anything to do with it. It’s got nothing to do with Jodie or the doctor being female. I just think S11 was really poor, and so do a lot others. I don’t see anyone talking negatively about series 12 so far. People are sounding quite positive. Where have all us conservatives gone... haha 🤷♂️
@@leathers4340 season 11 being poor...? What is this?! I admit, it isn't the best, but hey, at least it ain't Rick and Morty.
4:25 Chibnall throwing out all of the established canon. (2018, colourised)
I just got "be kind" in Circular Gallifreyan tattooed on my arm. I showed this scene to my mom so she knew the significance and, even though I've seen it multiple times, I still got weepy. Thank you, Peter Capaldi. 💙💙
How does one know the language of Gallifrey?
And she's STILL not ginger
Alex Chung Dang, But I like her as a blonde.
Right?!
Doctor Donna!!
Ikr
Hopefully the Doctor Who series keeps getting that right.
Loved that Tennant’s line was “ I don’t want to go” and Capaldi’s last words were “ I let you go”. Feel like it really came full circle.
Maybe following those lines, Jodie's final line will be something like, "Doctor I welcome you".
Tbf Tennants Doctor had a much shorter life than any other incarnation. Capaldis Doctor was around for at least a couple hundred years, whereas Tennants didnt even make double digits, so didnt get nearly as long to enjoy that incarnation as any other. Kind of understandable.
Richard Malone Technically the version that escaped was only there for a few hours, since every time he was killed by the walking bedsheet was when he arrived by Ashildr’s weird transport thing. So while yes, the doctor spent those billions of years escaping, he also only spent a short amount of time.
EvilSnowVO you forgetting ecclestone? He had the shortest!
Actually, the 9th doctor had journies in between the time he left rose and came back for her. He lived out at least 100 years.
I always cry when Matt Smith says goodbye as Eleven, but the most brilliant goodbye that stayed with me for years, and probably is not leaving ever, is this one. "Hate is always foolish and love is always wise. Always try to be nice, but never fail to be kind." Everything I live by right there. Brilliantly written, and Capaldi was just bloody fantastic.
To me Capaldi’s Incarnation is The Doctor, something about his presence and his embodiment. It was so powerful and yet graceful at the same time, he’s definitely my favourite Doctor to date.
Yeah when I think of the doctor the first four that pop to my head are Hartnell (being the first and original), Tom Baker, Matt Smith and Peter Capaldi. That isn't my favourite order but they just spring to my mind
You know the Doctor should really consider getting a room to regenerate instead of doing it in the control room.
Funnily enough, there is a room for exactly that. The Zero Room. Haven't seen it since Four turned into Five.
That's the best comment I read here xD
IIRC in the Zero Room the laws of physics didn't work as strongly, and you could even levitate? I'm not sure, it was a long time ago.
Tim Riggins ahh you’re a newcomer I see yeah the first comment explains there always was a room for such a situation.
The Dr. has actually ejected the zero room... what like 4 times? I don't think he has one right now and keeps forgetting to remake it.
3:22 when the ring falls off her finger, the most subtle detail of river song being left with the 12 doctor 💔💔😭😭
*Rose
K9?
River could still absolutely continue in the series, just a younger one. She would've never met 12
@@pemo2676 What I dont understand is how the Tenth Dr never recognised River considering there are pictures of her with previous reincarnations.
@@insaiyandbz466 because that was the first time ever we saw River in the show, so it probably wasn't considered
"Yes, yes, I know. They'll get it all wrong without me." couldn't be more true right now.
"I suppose one more lifetime wouldn't kill anyone...
...well, except the show itself”
13 : "oh brilliant"
TARDIS : "Well, time to redecorate, you know the drill: GET OUT!!"
LOL
TL Brown basically
TL Brown The next doctor's comment: I see you redecorated. I don't like it.
TL Brown i said the same thing 😂
STILL NOT GINGER!!
Okay, I hear "oh brilliant" now that I've seen your comment. At first (plus a few times rewatching because it made no sense) I heard it as "I'm Merlin". Figured I had to be hearing it wrong, but couldn't work out what it might actually be.
He was grumpy yet caring like One, he was witty and musical like Two, he dressed and acted like Three, he was playful and alien like Four, he was fearless and energetic like Five, he was as colorful as Six, he was strategic and confident as Seven, he was mad and over the top like Eight, he was dark and brilliant like Nine, he was passionate and commanding like Ten, he was silly and rambunctious like Eleven. Peter Capaldi is the Doctor.
I really love to the think he is what it was all leading up too. But sadly chibnall had to reset that
JetBlackSquirrel if you consider how off the rails the 13th Doctor era has taken it, Capaldi was indeed where it was leading to. Matt Smith May have had the theoretical end before a supposed lives reboot, but capaldi as stated seemed like the culmination of them all. If we consider Hartnell the start and capaldi the end it’s a damn fine run.
@@GenericGooner That is EXACTLY what I do. Capaldi really was a culmination of all the Doctors. And when you think about it, unlike with many others Capaldi's era really tied up the whole show. Not a ton of plotlines were left.
-The Master's arch of nearly 50 years was finally completed with them returning to being the Doctor's friend
-All companions had their stories wrapped up.
-The Doctor finally knew who he was and died fighting to save others even going back to the beginning by running into his first incarnation and convincing him to continue on.
-Behind the scenes a majority of the staff left not just Gold, Capaldi, and Moffat.
-And as stated Capaldi embodied part of all of his past.
RIP Doctor Who 1963-2017. I love you and it's been a fun ride. In the words of Clara Oswald "Thank you for making me feel special"
@@GenericGooner Yep. For me Doctor Who pretty much ended with that scene. I don't know what that thing is that's been on in its place for the past couple of years.
It should have ended here.
Peter capaldi is the only modern doctor to not have a David tennant directly before or after him 😂
I really love how 13 is introduced here. Murray Gold's original theme for the doctor adds some great mystery while also establishing Whittaker as the Doctor. We get a nice build up from seeing only her feet, to seeing her in a reflection, to actually seeing her. Then she looks kinda confused but smiles and just says "brilliant". It's a great first line for a Doctor who might have some more anxiety than other Doctors, but has a cheery optimism on top of that. I just wish the rest of her era delivered on what was here, because I really love Jodie in this scene.
I completely agree. The transition from mourning Capaldi to the sheer joy of Jodie’s wide smile when she sees her reflection is a perfect balm to what we just went through, and it’s such a bummer that the writing didn’t live up to her potential.
10's theme appeared there for a little while and that made me so happy
I just realized that was Murray Gold's last contribution and goodbye to Doctor Who. He ended his run with his original theme from Series 1. Kinda sad when I thought about it.
i just ache that jodie never got to shine in a brilliant storyline like her predecessors thanks to chib. she’s so talented
I’m so glad that they showed Capaldi’s ring falling off, because it was something that he always wears and refuses to take off because he loves his wife so much, so it was nice that we had a moment where we saw the *real* defining thing of his outfit fall away
It wasn‘t the 1st time a ring fell off the Doctor‘s finger after regenerating. The 1st time was in The Power of The Daleks (1966) after the Doctor regenerated in the TARDIS from an old man with hair long and white into a younger.man with dark hair and being funny in front of then-companions Ben Jackson & Polly.
Another fascinating thing: we know the 12th Doctor's ring is double-banded - Capaldi's ring, and the costume ring that fit over his ring. The ring that falls off Whittaker's hand is single-banded - the costume ring. It's kinda as if the other half of the ring, the half that is Capaldi's, regenerated away with Capaldi.
Sooo do I get it right; it is river's ring????
azure rainbow “I like to see a butterfly fit back into his coco after it spreads its wings”
@@kinty255 What a beautiful sentiment. Bloke here fighting back a tear...
It was especially heartbreaking to see Peter Capaldi, a lifelong Doctor Who fan, say goodbye to something he's wanted to be for so long. I'd argue he had one of the toughest "follow-up's" to an incredibly popular Doctor since the show's inception, and that nobody but him could have pulled off such a charismatically surly scientist you can't help but love
lykkeej Totally agree, especially with the writing he had to deal with. He really shone through his last season.
He'll come back for a special at some point
He was supposed to do a 4th series but the bbc screwed him out of it. True story.
Pretty sure he turned down a forth series
Yup he turned it down.
The musical cue at “be kind” is just perfection. The climax of the piece coming as his speech does, it’s masterful and hair raising. What a perfect scene.
It's a shame 'never be cruel' was thrown out of the window by 13 within 4 episodes.
I remember when we didnt like Capaldi. Boy, we did not imagine to be this attached by the time he left. Come back........
No one liked Capaldi at first because he didn't have the light hearted personality the Doctor usually puts on to cover up his pain.
This one was different in the way that he hides his pain behind a more guarded, eccentric, bossy personality. However, each Doctor had his flaw, Ten's was his rage, Eleven's was his running from his pain, Twelve's was his coldness. Thirteen follows the Mary Sue tradition of making female characters flawless. They haven't demonstrated that she has a vulnerable side, and therefore is not a relatable character
I hate th 13th doctor. Capaldi is perfect
@Zel Zwrd it is very wrong. Here's why, doctor who is and always has been about flawed people trying their best to correct it.
It would be a betrayal of the truth for the doctor to be anything else. S/he has always been "an idiot" who cannot help it. Especially in new who, s/he is the hybrid of the messiah and pariah complexes.
In fact, it's pretty clear that the doctor is depressed, deeply, s/he is conflicted by their need to be a good man and their self image of evil. They cannot be perfect because they view themselves as so deeply broken and evil. From the tenths "time lord victorious" to the ninths "just this once" s/he is convinced that the universe won't allow them to be at peace. The twelfth doctor even going so far as to consider ending their lives.
S/He cannot be perfect because s/he cannot view themselves with humility, to explain I'm going to use something i was told growing up, "humility is not putting yourself down, but accepting your place, high or low as it may be."
They can't. They refuse to. The vanity is palpable throughout each life. They view themselves as one extreme or another. To have that all change with a new face feels like a "it was all a dream" cop out. It removes the strife and struggles the doctor is built on. It removes the tension and realism of the doctor.
Much as i love thirteen, we dont don't get much in the way of their ancient and terrifying self loathing.
Edit: spelling
That's the thing with dr who. Everybody hated the second doctor at first because he was far more comedic than hartnell. But he eventually became one of the most beloved incarnation of the doctor
@Zel Zwrd in a sense yes, the regeneration creates a new personality and certainly a new approach. However, core traits do not tend to change, and a core trait of the doctor is guilt. Take the master/missy for example, while each of the incarnations is different, the core traits remain, the progress we see in the missy is very realistic, it is slow and there are setbacks. I am asking for story telling, for the new doctor to show that she is the doctor, the oncoming storm, the predator of the daleks. I'm asking for her to be more than a female "superman", because it regresses the purpose of feminism, the show writes present her as no threat and only a helper, whereas she could be more complex, more dangerous. This would prove the point that women are equal and, like men, can be very dangerous If cornered. The doctor is, by nature, helpful yes, but also very intimidating.
1:51 His kidney's stopped working. I'm never going to ignore that
OH MY GOD YOUR RIGHT oh that's sad
Damn, hit me right in the feels. 😥
his kidney's what?
He didn't like the color anyway :p
@@demiligne3456 basically when he regenerated he said he "kidneys I've got new kidneys I dont like the colour"
They should have ended Doctor Who with Capaldi. It felt like he completes the doctor’s arc that was in place since Eccleston.
Not really, they should have just hired a competent showrunner and new doctor and failed on both.
They went woke however so the show had to die on a sour note.
@@arcadius3257 the show has always been "woke". Jack has been bi since 2005, a female doctor was first thought of after Pertwee left, Bill, the 12th doctor's last companions was obviously lesbian and it was heavily implied Clara was too. Jodie was trying her best with the script she was given, maybe watch something else she was in before hating her
@@youcantakemehottogo Its not "woke" to have a bi or gay character in your show.
It IS woke when you're going to put a rosa f*cking park focused story in a show where it doesn't belong, change a character that has been male for over 50 years to female and make her unnecessarily harsh to male characters in a way that the doctor never is.
And thats only scratching the surface of the steaming pile of shit that is recent Doctor Who.
You can claim that the show has "always been woke" all you like but the numbers speak for themselves, the moment chibnail took over and had his precious little feminist doctor they both turned this show into real woke trash and like with anything thats woke people started dropping it because shockingly enough...normal people dont want to be preached to or have someones political views shoved down their throat while they're trying to consume entertainment.
They were already pushing it in the capaldi era by using SJW lingo like "toxic masculinity", having an all female millitary force and implying that males are too egotistical, chibnail and shittaker just cranked it up to 11
@@arcadius3257 honestly I can't be bothered to read that, woke isn't necessarily a bad thing, but yes, it can be taken to far
@@youcantakemehottogo *Translation* "I don't have a retort so i'm going to pretend I didnt read it and just double down on my shitty take"
Woke garbage is always a bad thing, you just don't mind because you're the exact kind of person woke crap is catered to.
"They'll get it all wrong without me", Moffat knew what he was doing.
"Doctor.....I let you go." I cried.
I think this line is for peter and steven
Same!!💙💙😭😭
Roberto Carlos Capaldi,I let you go....😢😭😭😭
I cried with the reganiration of David Tennant, this one in without any emotion for my, I didn’t like peter anyway, he was way to smooth.
Ricky H: he is talking to the next doctor; he was trying to resist to the regeneration, to stop it so that the next doctor would not come; Now he accepted it, he accepted that the next doctor come.
Children can hear his name, so his real name is Raggedy Man.
Steven Moffat and Chris chibnal r going to kill you for leaking the name of the dr
I grew a little bit of anger Alisha Marie sports bra
Jobless Rock Boy OH MY HECK YER PROBABLY RIGHT!
It’s really John Smith actually everyone know that
Funny thing at the end : 13th doctor appears, pushes a button. Tardis explodes and throws her out violently rejecting her. A metaphor for the whole 13th series.
You can thank the writers for that!
Finished rewatch Capaldi's time as the doctor.
Did I cry: yes
Do I miss him already: yes
He will always be my doctor
The paper that's flying out of the tardis are all of Moffats scripts
XD
😭😭😭Moffat had the best episodes
Charlie Warner haha
Koinoid Art hahahahahahahahahahahaha
What you must’ve joined with Moffat because Davis had the best scripts
Moffat had some goodies yes but he is not genius writer
@@turtleisland1940 no. Just no.
“Doctor, I let you go” is such a beautiful line. Double meaning, since it implies to Peter Capaldi letting his life as the doctor go, and also to handing it over to Jodie Whittaker- letting her go, run, be the doctor, and in his own words: Be kind.
Honestly watching this again I feel like this moment is the closest 13 has ever gotten to being the Doctor. I don't know how to explain it but the stunned expression followed by the smile and her simply saying "brilliant" is to me just so doctery. To bad she's never like this ever again for the whole show. Hopefully RTD can make her actually the doctor again in the 60th special.
I want 13 to get an Andrew Garfield style comeback. Even though I did enjoy those movies more than 13s seasons.
Unfortunately Chibnall wrote the episode coming this October which is apparently Jodie’s last. BBCs 60th anniversary is November 2023 and will either have Tennant, Gatwa or both as the leading Doctor, likely with no Whittaker as she’s just had a child. I feel so bad that Jodie got stuck with ol’ chibbers as she is so much better than the scripts she was given :( Let’s hope for her return in a future special!
He left the show in the same way he entered
The eyebrows
The kidneys
@@jennyfisher3765 When he cameoed in the 50th Anniversary we just saw his eyes and that was a surprise
Also 13th dropped her ring almost same as 11th bowtie.
Its coz hes Scottish dumbass
@@Dat_Jonx And a la the Second Doctor in POWER OF THE DALEKS....
"We'll I suppose one more lifetime won't kill anyone, well except me." My heart is officially in peices
Ty Saxon well most likely kill the series...
we won't know until this fall
Stuart Miller aww you a little butthurt little bitch.
Ty Saxon 😢😢😢
A tear @@KingJaggerjack no no, don't cry, while there's life there's...
"Yes and no, they'll get it all wrong without me."
That aged well.
wdym
I just finished watching this episode yesterday.
Words are not enough to tell how much I loved Twelve. Peter Capaldi's performance is amazing, thanks to his acting skills but also, I guess, his love for the "Doctor Who" universe. The speech is beautifully written, the music is on point, and the dramatic tension is perfectly balanced, between sadness and acceptance.
I haven't cried this much during a regeneration since Tenth's.
Thank you so much. M. Capaldi. Steven Moffat, even if I had doubts at first. All the team behind these seasons, writters, musicians, technical teams.
It's thanks to you this masterpiece that Doctor Who is can keep going, and make us cry with moments like this one.
All my love.
From a silly french fan.
(Now, I have to discover Jodie Whittaker, and catch my late until the most recent doctor.)
I love 12 and so wish 13 had gotten a fair shake-she had so much potential but was crippled by Chibnall's bad direction and writing. Prepare for a rough ride and a disregard for established canon that would fundamentally change the character. I really wish Jodie had gotten a fair shake, maybe she will in an anniversary episode or with Big Finish. Chibnall did Doctor Who dirty and I hope RTD can fix the Timeless Child mess.
What bro this aired in 2017 and you posted this 2 months ago...
Are you on crack
The End Of Time Part 2: “I don’t want to go”
Twice Upon A Time: “Doctor, I let you go”
Victor Peterson oh that hurts.
Victor Peterson At least the 12th Doctor wasn’t wining like a baby about regenerating
Jay Tender at least the tenth can spell
@@jaytender4949 he literally spent the episode doing exactly that
@@jaytender4949 Oh, I'm sorry? You're complaining that Ten was being sad about regenerating? Well, how would you feel if you knew that you were going to die, and your personality was going to be deleted and replaced with a totally different person than you? I think you'd be pretty fucking sad too.
I like to think when he said "Doctor, I let you go", it was actually Capaldi talking to his character.
I believe it's been said that Capaldi wrote his entire closing speech himself.
"I don't want to go" David Tennant
"I will always remember when the Doctor was me" Matt Smith
"Doctor, I let you go" Peter Capaldi
All these lines feel personal, like they were chosen by the actors themselves
I was just about to say the same . He meant that . You can really tell . He was letting the character go x
@@Neefew There's also 9, "You were fantastic. Absolutely fantastic. And you know what? So was I."
Given it was Moffat's last story I think it was abit of him saying goodbye as well.
god the fact it USED The Shepard’s Boy and mirrored his speech to clara in hell bent is so sweet.
"Laugh hard. Run fast. Be kind. Doctor, I let you go."
Perfect.
Doctor falls to the ground - holding his side, almost like his KIDNEYS have failed 😮
That's a throwback if ever I saw one...
I guess he really didn’t like the colour..
He never did like the colour.
"Kidneys are always the first to go" - 11 I think?
Omg, I never noticed that!
when there is a ginger haired doctor the fandom will go wild.
They will have to bring back ten when that happens
Can I put my hat in the ring then
I am writing a 14th Doctor fanfic where he's Ginger Lol (Why? I'm ginger, so I want to give the doctor his desire.)
too bad they've killed the fandom
Watch it be Donna or Amelia's face
TBH I WOULD GO CRAZY IF IT WAS
And the new doctor went on to not follow any of these tenants, leave several to starve to death, be incredibly socially awkward, and always fearful
And was here and then the Doctor Who died definitively.
“Hate is always foolish, and love is always wise.”
That actually really hit me 😭
He had amazing delivery. Also, it's true.
I love that quote so much it is something I want to get as a tattoo when I am older
idealistic, part of the bourgeois propaganda
I like “Always try to be nice, but never fail to be kind”
With all due respect, I believe the only reason they said that is to cover their newly woke asses against criticism from fans who HATE the new decisions. They've stolen the show for their identity politics purposes.
Remember Matt panicking because he thought he was a girl? Well...
‘I’m a girl!’~Eleventh Doctor(Matt Smith)
@@gogodahero No, no. I'm a girl?
The True Saint “Ow brilliant!”
More Foreshadowing
Eyeless Jeff so Moffat’s reign started with the Doctor thinking he was a girl and the Doctor ACTUALLY being a girl.
Ah, how everything ties together!
I see this as the end of his grief with 9 being denial, 10 being anger, 11 being bargaining and 12 being depression at the start and acceptance at the very end of his incarnation
Even the TARDIS knew how rough the next couple of years were going to be.
Straight up rejected Jodie and threw her out 🤣
9: Fantastic!
10: Allons-y!
11:Geronimo!
12: Don't forget to subscribe to the official Doctor Who youtube channel
🤣🤣
Amazing
XD
@@samuelwilson2614
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@@HarrysUniverse999 uh sorry
10: I dont want to go.
12: I let you go.
y00ngi well that's all wrapped up...
y00ngi *_STOP MAKING ME CRY_*
The most concise demonstration of the differences between the RTD and Moffat eras I've ever seen.
STOP
I don't cry! You cry!
I like the mini arc of letting go that is in display here. We start with 10 not wanting to go at his end, then 11 making us as an audience and clara not wanting them to go together with how sudden the regeneration is, to here, where 12 is telling the doctor that they are let go
You'd think that by now the Doctor would know better than to regenerate in the middle of the TARDIS Control Room! It ALWAYS wrecks the ship. But jokes aside, this is probably the finest regen scene the series has had to date. Outstanding acting by both Peter and Jodie, terrific writing by Steven, masterful (mistress-ful?) direction by Rachel, an appropriately poignant and dramatic music score, and as complete a statement of the Doctor's personal code as we're ever likely to see on screen. Well done, all, and let's hope #13's regeneration to #14 (due this August) lives up to the standard set here.
It's in October
To be fair, the Second Doctor did say something about the TARDIS helping in the process
13 regenerated outside o7
its a valid point, because there's supposed to be a room in the TARDIS that helps the process. However, I'm assuming this regeneration was so...violent because he dragged it out, trying not to die.
"I suppose one more lifetime won't kill anyone." Ryan's Grandma dies on the first day of the regeneration.
So did the show
Fair enough, being the 100th like cant hurt my opinion
LOL
Hence the "I suppose."
"Doctor...I let you go."
They were Steven Moffat's words as much as the Doctor's.
Totally. Nice throwback to the RTD era - when "I don't want to go" sparked silly tabloid speculation that RTD and Tennant were being forced out. Not the sort of thing that would bother Moffat but very much the sort of thing he would tease Russell about 6 years later. He also kinda gets to tease the "Moffat must go!" section of the fanbase by pretending that it's necessary to reassure everybody that he's going of his own free will. Along with the "I know they'll get it all wrong without me" he is poking a bit of fun at his own ego here.
The whole scene was Moffat's words.
Has Moffat all over it 😂
Yeah, you know what I mean though lol.
That could have been Moffat himself saying that line, not the Doctor.
Thank you, Peter Capaldi, you were an awesome doctor.
I'm going to burn for you, Jodi Whitaker season is over and I've been renewed to Doctor 14 and the old Doctor is back david Tennant
@@abdullahkasemabdullahkasem2230 Oh, come on. Don't blame Jodie Whitaker, it was the writing that flopped.
It’s funny, it’s been years since this episode premiered and to me at least it feels like this is the Finale of Doctor Who in total. At least the one I grew up with since 2005… it’s also maybe my favorite regeneration.
Same. This is it. The grand finale of the 2005 era, it makes my heart pound and my mind race.
Everything after? Fanfare and head cannon. RTD 2.0 and Chibnall messed it up completely.
How’re they just gonna disrespect river song’s wedding ring like that
It's so chinball couldn't use the character
I think someone said that it’s not the first time the doctors ring fell off. Meaning that he was married before river.
Not sure how true it is but still worth a mention..
also it is possible that it is capaldi's ring because matt never had the ring
@@glados_gaming4170 It is Capaldi's ring, his wedding ring as it happens. He wears it in every job he can. They made like a plate for it with a Raxacorocofallapatorian crystal and let him have it for his costume. This is all from Steven Moffat's monthly ask me anything in the DWM, I believe.
@@isaacbluestone1462 When the first Doctor regenerated, his ring that he loved fell off. And then the second Doctor never picked it up the way I remember.
"One more life won't kill anyone...except me." And the tears started flowing right THERE.
Brian Douglas Ahern Could the Beeb be thinking about... the ENDGAME???
*(cue X-Files music)*
Brian Douglas Ahern this was a really emotional farewell to a Doctor Who many people didn’t like
Claudia with a Chance of swedish meatballs
I think the general consensus is not that the Twelfth Doctor himself was bad, I haven't heard anybody contest the fact that Peter Capaldi is a fitting actor for the role of the Doctor and that he does a great job at it, but rather the writing was mostly kind of "meh" or just plain bad for both of his seasons.
Elysium the Bard I think a lot of people did grow to like Capaldi over his run as the doctor. Sure, he was given a load of awful episodes, but the quality definitely grew each season, until the finale of season 10, which was doctor who at its greatest again
here's to remembering when Doctor Who was good. Hard to believe it's been nearly 7 years.
"They'll get it all wrong without me"
He had no idea how right he was
True
not really, but damn do we miss him.
The doctors’ last lines are always the actor talking
Pyro Is A Nazi Yeah but they mean its the actor personally talking their own truth to the audience - their way of saying goodbye
oi
Melanie Maddison NEVER EAT PEARS
Peter Capaldi and Moffat actually worked on the final speech together, the "children can hear your name" bit was all him
I don't want to go...
:'(
Man choosing The Shepards Boy for Capaldis final score was the best idea
Facts
How many seconds in eternity is such an underrated speech
I'm mixed on it because it's so brilliant a score that I connect it too much to the moment of its origin
@Mr7Reality this made me realise something!! 12 starts out with the theme "a good man?", because he is wondering if he is. At this point in time he knows he's a good man, we're past that. The sheperd's boy I associate most strongly with heaven sent, where the doctor has to chip at the diamond mountain on and on and on. So I think Capaldi's final theme is: how long can the doctor keep going on and on and on?
The doctor is one hell of a bird
@Mr7Reality
Bravissimo.
This wasn't just a goodbye to 12, this was goodbye to Moffat and Murray Gold. And it was perfect
How is the thumbnail not Capaldi this was a work of art