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11th was always one of the happiest and cheerful doctors- but on those occasions.. he was also the darkest doctor..

I’ve been watching Dr Who since Tom Baker and I think Capaldi was Phenomenal! He got screwed by bad writing at the end, hands down my 2nd favorite Dr of all time (only behind Baker)

I’ve been watching Dr Who since Tom Baker and I think Capaldi was Phenomenal! He got screwed by bad writing at the end, hands down my 2nd favorite Dr of all time (only behind Baker)

Capaldi did what he could with the scripts he was given. This scene is amazing. We see the heart of who the Doctor is and why his chosen title is Doctor. Couple that with the Master/Missy, who portrayed the parts so believably well. I loved hating them being themselves, selfish in their own distinct ways. The Master, winning by refusing to help the friend who was always better than he. Missy, doing away with her base self in hopes of being greater than her old self and finding a way to be kind. The irony of them both showing their nature and destroying themselves. It broke my heart when they died.

I know this isnt quite related to the timelord line but i was remember that final scene of tenth in the tardis at the end of journeys end. His alone in his tardis and takes off his jacket and its the first time his alone and nothing comes to distract him no titantic, no run away bride. He stays alone with no one. And i find the contrast always so sad. Sara jane told him you have the biggest family yet in the end of the episode he is alone

Wiping tears form the corners of my eyes. I love capaldi so much. His performance here especially. It's great to know I am not alone.

Ncuti Gâteau has done a great job as an actor so far, and I can only hope for more episodes like boom to come in the future as he continues to be the doctor.

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BOOM is the GOAT

The sort of stuff Moffat can write, when he isn't making Karen Gillan stand on a literal glass ceiling......

The one thing that ruined that scene for me was the bit at the end where they imply that this happens all the time and they just keep wiping Kate's memory

I love boom

Moffat does it again, what an episode! Want to support the channel? You can do so here: patreon.com/TheRamblingManYT?Link&

Yess! Definitely the best ep of the season tho I think Ncuti's best performance was in D&B

I will forever die on the hill that if Christopher Eccleston didn’t do such an amazing job we wouldn’t have David Tennant or Matt smith or any of of the other doctors so I thank him and Billie piper!

Capaldi is my favorite, toooo! I did also love Eccelston! But Capaldi is MY Doctor. I love his seasons so much!

I fell in love with the 12th Doctor the moment he said Shush lol

He is my favorite

I didn't like Capaldi's Doctor initially. It's hard to pin down why, but I thhink it comes down to the combination of crotchety and trying to impress by being cool. The Four Words did a decent job of making me appreciate him more, to show the struggle underneath, but I _hated_ him in "Kill the Moon." Clara was right to be pissed at him for abandoning them then. But then we got "Mummy on the Orient Express" & the all-time-great of "Heaven Sent," and now Capaldi's Doctor is a favorite.

I loved the Capaldi era. He's my favorite Doctor incarnation. Thank you for making this video.

He is one of my favourite doctors. It doesn't hurt that he is paired with my favourite companion.

He's never met Donald Trump for Vladimir Putin.

From 9 on i always saw the doctor as an individual trying to repress the trauma of his past and failing. Each new iterations was a new crack in that defense. A bit more of the trauma breaking through. Before the Ponds each companions character only existed in their relationship to the Doctor. In and of themselves they were not much of a presance alone. Though i think they tried to make Donna a independent character to a degree. The Ponds were my favorite companion because the existed as independent characters even without the doctor, but the Doctor existed in relation to them. Like for a time the planet all moons orbited found a sun to orbit.

agreed

IMO Capaldi is GREAT! 90% of the WRITING during his run was garbage. The fact that there are ANY "good" episodes (or even just good SCENES) is a testament to his acting chops! And yeah, the Zygon Inversion speech is definitely his BEST scene. (one of the best of ALL Doctor scenes)

Peter Capaldi, you were my Doctor, and you were bloody magnificent.

These videos are very well put together and very casual and enjoyable to watch, good stuff

whats the name of the episode? i didnt hear it in the vid and im not seeing it in the comments

8:45 Funny thing is they could probably have won with the master's help, the master or Missy, one person who can go to the tradis while the doctor stands and figure something out. The master for all his flaws is nearly as brilliant as the doctor. And they are timelords, once they have the tardis free of the black hole the time advantage of the Cybermen is inversed, instead of having the cybermen have centuries for every day a timelord with a tardis has infinitite time if they want to. Of course the plot makes no sense to begin with, the part of the ship that is furtherest away from the bridge don't actually expeirence time at a super speed, they experience it at normal speed while the ones closer to the blakc hole experience it super slow. The ship is actually there for centuries from the perspective of the greater universe so how don't they set up a emergency beacon down that end? They've got centuries to be rescued or figure out a way to salvage some escpae crafts from the ship itself.

3:30 "Likewise" I don't think she means "I don't see what I see in the doctor" I think she means "I don't see what the doctor sees in Sim's Master"

2:30 It's a good scene but it's not the end scene of extremis.

My wife and I weren’t sure about Capaldi to begin with but we ended up really appreciating his take on the character. Who, at its best, is a character study of an ancient and wise being who can come off as silly and odd. Capaldi really did a fantastic job of incorporating the silly/odd/ancient/wise in his time. I wouldn’t say this particular was the one I’d personally pick, although it’s very close. I’d have picked his showdown with the Master/Missy as the embodiment of his time.

I always viewed Capaldi as the Doctor that Colin Baker would have become if that character was allowed to develop as originally intended.

2:58, With how well they portrayed these character's distinct personalities, appearances and abilities, especially in terms of making each mage's powers distinct in capabilities and theme, then the team behind this series is probably going to have a field day with the upcoming Mighty Nein sequel series, where the members of group are even more colorful and different from each other, along with adding more unconventional takes on established archetypes and species (at least in terms of general pop culture), such as Caleb being a hobo wizard rather than some wise sage with a pointy hat (a trend that also follows other types of mages like Fjord, a warlock who isn't scary or evil, and Jester, a cleric who's power comes a near-religious devotion to mischief and to Artagan The Traveller rather than to an actual deity) or there being orcs, tieflings, goblins and other traditionally "monstrous" species treated as regular people in this more civilized version of a fantasy world. In terms of just plain good Dungeons & Dragons-related media, I'm just hoping that this element of character distinctiveness

Even tho Tennant is my favourite but I do love the doctors and watched them all up to the ending of Tennant second action. With Peter I grew to like him like all other characters around him and I 100% agree that is his best speech and I take it to heart with my own battles.

Peter has unfortunately said he doesn't want to revisit his Doctor. That is a true loss. For us fans, and you know what? I think he's missing out too...😥

This IS my favorite Capaldi scene...

Credit where credit is due. No Classic Who Fourth Doctor (and the "imbecile" Lt. Harry Sulivan, Sarah, the Brig, et al)... no later Zygon stories.

Perfectly said.

My personal favorite Doctor.

Capaldi also made good use of the fourth wall.

Might be able to suspect, that the Doctor, has been immortalized.? ..in cannon, it just hasn't been realized yet.? I agree fully about Capaldi performance levels, by the way. Awesome.

you are right about this scene. I think that i'd love to see every doctor deliver that line...

i think that the destruction of the keys scene tells us why the doctor and clara should not be together... they would wreck reality. The master is right about putting them together to get what they want.

I know how good PC was as the 2nd Caretaker/Curator & President over mankind (as we slowly become the new WHoniverse rulers over time under his guidance and care) Question is: Did PC kill Doctor Who because he was a to good of an actor? And everyone afterwards will for atleast an long forseable future have to work from in under that shadow.

Mercy. Always mercy.

Ooooh, you stepped into my brain and picked out the episode, the scene, and the speech that caused me to fall in love with Peter Capaldi’s Doctor. I hadn’t thought that anyone would ever topple David Tennant’s Doctor, but Capaldi did it. Amazing performance throughout, and his love for all living beings comes through loud and clear!!! ❤❤❤

Aside from sci-fi, we see this playing out in the world today. The lesson still stings. It must. I also re-watch and re-feel this too. It matters.

I clicked on this video just to make sure you chose the correct scene. You did. This is without a doubt the very best Capaldi scene, though there are many, many phenomenal ones!