It's the same reason why the Doctor was able to create a 2nd Tardis after the Toymaker was defeated. After one of these "Pantheon" entities is defeated, their energy lingers for a bit. "You get a prize, honey!"
This is the most amazing episode ending for a long time, the music has chords that fits the giggle, the lyrics "I think this song will never end" matching the universe finally releasing all this "music energy" for so long and the harbinger just watching (which i think it proves the universe releasing the "music energy"), seriously it's an amazing piece of art and I'm so happy Doctor Who is exploring more surrealistic situations and the fragility of reality, space and time.
To those who were confused why there is a song in this episode - it was an episode all about music and songs - so of course there was going to be this. This is Saturday night prime time British television, which is about having fun, song and dancing.
Idk yall. I loved this. It was delightfully silly and whimsical, and tons of fun. The song could’ve been better but I certainly didn’t see this coming. I don’t think it’ll be a common theme in every episode. They’re simply pulling from a wider range of influences to keep things fresh. Dr Who is hardly high brow and I wish people would stop acting so weirdly pretentious about it
While you might be wondering what the twist in question actually is, at 2:45 we can clearly see Harbinger lurking in the background, still alive and very much not poofed into oblivion. Anyone else think he might be coming back alongside other members of the pantheon? Edit: :)
The doctor said it and he was right Toymaker, the god of games Maestro, the god of music Trickster, god of traps Mara, the god of beast But there’s ones who waits in every single persons life and THAT IS DEATH AND HIS NAME IS *SUTEKH*
I don’t care what people say. I BLOODY LOVE THIS!!! IT’S FUN!!! Finally Fun in Doctor Who! And that’s what really matters! It’s a new Era with a New Style and I’m all for it! Some people just need to open their eyes and expand their minds at new possibilities and different views! Also Sometimes the show doesn’t need overly elaborated explanations to every single detail. Much like life itself: Shit Happens! Get Used to it or Go home!
I honestly don’t hate the fact that the show is going in this direction… but let’s be honest, if you went back in time and told hardcore Doctor Who fans that THIS is what the show will eventually become, they’d think you’re insane 😂 Honestly though this era is already a lot more entertaining than Chibnall’s era, and that’s why I’m still watching. While it definitely is not afraid of showing that it’s now owned by Disney, it’s definitely got a lot of heart. I haven’t had this much fun watching an episode of Doctor Who for a few years.
While watching it for the first time, I noticed the billboard and how much space it takes in the shot ( 0:15 ), but didn't have the time to read what was on it. "Chris Waites" "The One Who Waits" Feels like a Harold Saxon type of situation to me
Chris Waites and the Carollers are a fictional band that was referenced in classic who. They'd be waiting for even longer than the toymaker. Would be really cool if this comes true.
I love how this could truly be completely diegetic because we’ve already established that gathered in this studio are all the last people in the British Isles who SHOULD have so much music naturally in their hearts that they have enough even now to bring them all the way to a recording studio. In short: this is the highest concentration of band and theater kids that ever has or ever will exist. Of course they do a coordinated musical number once the music is flowing again!
If I had a nickel every time Doctor Who released a proper brilliant song I’d have two nickels which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened twice right?
Doctor Who's always been a stand-out because it's been at least a bit silly. For me, one of the parts that made Chibnall's run of DW so poor in quality was that it never embraced that small bit of silliness expect in small MCU-esque quips. It having a big budget and that tang of silliness just makes it much more Who-y for me.
Thos is such a banger and I wont change my mind. It was meant to be an upbeat lively song to celebrate the return of music and a hint for the rest of season.
Less well known: the brief shot of the pianist is a cameo by Murray Gold, the composer of this song (and Goblin Song) and all original incidental music throughout the RTD and Moffat eras (plus arrange of the title theme).
Space babies was cute shut up, plus it’s probably foreshadowing (it was all about the Doctor being both an orphan AND a parent. I’m hoping Susan Twist is his granddaughter).
This is fun and upbeat but it gives me an Erie feeling. Why are they dancing and singing and how is the zebra crossing making noises? I’m thinking that either the toy maker or someone else just as if not more powerful is influencing the doctor without him catching on. Also can someone explain to me who that little kid is who closes the door during the song????
Music disappeared from existence slowly and then returned ALL AT ONCE. Pretty sure the Abbey Road crossing playing a little Ragtime Music is just a side-effect.
My 80 year old mum phoned me to tell me how much she enjoyed this story, Jinx, Twist and all. I loved it too, very refreshing after the Chibnall era and most of all ENTERTAINING! I'd love to see Jinx back in an 80s sequel, imagine the Goth and New Romantic outfits! come on Russell!!!
I've really enjoyed the first 2 episodes from the new series Doctor Who. I really love this song from Devil's Cord. Seeing Shirley Ballas and Johannes Radebe from Strictly come Dancing was the best bit from the song. 2:01 - 2:20
Has anyone noticed the board? Chris waites and the carollers? It wouldnt have anything ro do with the one who waits and the carolling at the church now would it?
The entire number is the twist. First, because you don't expect a Doctor Who episode to end on a musical number. Second, because they're all dancing. They're "doing the twist".
Disneys Once Upon A Time have done this Emma had a hidden song in her heart that protected her put there by her mother when she came up against her enemies & even kills her most dangerous foe with the hidden song. This is not a new concept ... Sorry
If the song had been good I'd have been all in for this, I love a great musical number. Writing great catchy songs is not easy, I wish they'd switched to licensing and arranging something like "Twist and Shout" which was re-recorded by the Beatles in those very sessions.
The tune's fun, but, as with The Goblin Song, the lyrics leave much to be desired (cases in point from that song: "Eat with our teeth, deter than beef" and "He's the Goblin King, yes, the Goblin King, he's not a myth, he's an actual thing").
I will not hate on Doctor Who for having a black Doctor and a trans villain. I actually think they both did amazing and I love the representation. What I will hate on it for, is that this new series has dumbed it down so much, that I don’t think both adults and kids can watch it anymore, it is now a kids should completely. Just move it to CBeebies and be done with it.
@@fartsy1287 The stuff with the fourteenth Doctor was great and I even liked The Church On Ruby Road, but both Space Babies and The Devil’s Chord feel more like live action Disney films then Doctor Who.
The thing with musical numbers is they kinda have to be earned and they didn’t really earn this. Also there normally needs to be a point to it there was no point to this musical number, it didn’t have any deeper meaning they just wanted a musical number so they added it. The episode was fun but it lacked the part that makes it doctor who. It was to much Magic not enough science which can work in some situations but didn’t really work here. Atleast every actor involved gave a phenomenal performance which is probably what saves the episode from just being bad for me. And don’t get me wrong I do like having some camp in my doctor who but it works best when you ground it into a some form of reality. Like it worked with the toymaker because he still had some rules in which he followed and a reasonable level of chaotic energy, but the maestro kinda felt jumbled like they didn’t know what direction to take them in. At times they were cold and calculated and other times it felt like a child throwing a tantrum it felt like two separate characters
The best musical episode of a TV show and/or series was the "Once More, with Feeling" episode of Buffy by Joss Whedon. Every song in "Once More, with Feeling" had a purpose and revealed important things that various characters were feeling. The songs were also actually very good, though some of the actors on Buffy, like Sarah Michelle Gellar, were not singers and had somewhat weak singing voices. The best fictional musical with the best original songs, was "Bombshell" the fictional Marilyn Monroe musical from the TV show "Smash". I love musicals. I was really hoping that I would like this one from this clip. But, the song just wasn't my cup of tea. They probably did want it to sound like it came out of the 60s. The dance choreography was good, though. I liked the Doctor's and Ruby's dancing.
@@rainymoon9848 The song itself wasn’t bad it just felt out of place and kinda pinned onto the episode. personally I was hoping the episode was gonna be more like “Subspace Rhapsody” from Star Trek Strange New Worlds
What? When Ruby played her theme it brought so much spirit back to the human race, visually shown in the episode, and having had all that potential locked away by Maestro, when they were sealed away music needed to come back the same way
I'll play this after my next date. "A twist at the end" is always my finishing move once I've found the g-spot. Just kidding. This badly orchestrated tripe would make anyone dry up like the Sahara.
Ahh... you clearly missed the Land of Fiction. And the original Toymaker story. Powers have intruded upon reality, remember. And reality is a bit stranger, because of it.
Right but over 5000 people at the LEAST disagree with that, people enjoy is and let’s face it would matter what played caused humans are never happy, by the next show runner you’ll be one of the thousands going, RT2 wasn’t actually that bad this new guy is shit, rinse repeat
@@vinniequick- on average, 13's adventures drew 5 million viewers per episode. And that Saturday double-bill was tge 2nd and 3rd most-watched BBC programme that night.
As a diehard and longtime fan of not just Doctor Who, but music itself, both classic and modern aliike for each cases, I can definetly say, with no regets, this episode is an insult to the series and to music. It's not to the fact that they make this a musical what kills it, but the way it was excecuted and the fact they just at the end cameo'd the Beatles (as in the rest of the episode) as just another band which makes music, apparently. I get the plotpoint was to get rid of music as a result of Maestro's evil scheme, but they just dumbed down the Beatles so much, even after Maestros defeat it feels as if they had literally not that much mportance to music, and was there as fanservice.... and this comes from a British show, who not only should give them some respect, but at least hire musicians to cover at least one of their actual songs, once Maestro was defeated.... seriously, did they not thought Paul and Ringo wouldn't see this? If they didn't, I'm really glad they didn't, cause this seems liike an insult to them. They had enough money to pay copyright if they wanted, and doing so would ensure more sucess to the show... but this just scares aways people who are both fan of Doctor Who and the Beatles alike. I mean I legit had huge hopes on this one they would honor and respect so much Beatles and their lore at least, not mock them like that, even if its aimed at kida audience, they won't care about Beatles like this, so the cameo would be for nothing literally... Russel, you were amazing up a decade and half ago I was really big fan... but your writing skills have quite aged badly....
@@CMGThePerson well sure good point, but I mean why even place the beatles in this world if there's a lack of music anyway? Maybe if they were doing something else, idk imagine the beatles all just hang out together as friends, but literally don't want to become musicians, nor write songs or play instruments, nada, and then the doctor finds out and that they all are influenced by Maestro so the doctor finds a way to convince them to make music or just by defeating maestro breaks the curse and they go back to making music anyway, that way we wouldn't even have silly songs mocking the beatles, since they weren't even in the bussiness. I would have loved a story like that.
I am someone who loves musicals, I was really hyped for the music in this episode. And... uh... well, I CAN SAY I AM THANKFUL IT WASN'T A FULL ON MUSICAL EPISODE BECAUSE THIS SONG IS TERRIBLE. I love Subspace Rhapsody in Star Trek, I wanted something like that. Murray Gold is amazing at orchestral soundtrack but he's not a songwriter. Russel is a good screenwriter but he can't do lyrics for shit. Use the Disney money to hire COMPETENT PEOPLE. The dancing, the acting and the directing are good. It's just the song that's cringe.
Music is held back for decades then released it makes sense it come out as a big burst, have some fun with it, lyrics could of been a bit better but the show is still good
Ngl, when you think about it, it sort of makes sense for this musical part to occur when music gets restored after Maestro gets banished.
I keep saying this. Like it makes perfect sense, people are just butthurr because the song actually slaps 😂😂
It's the same reason why the Doctor was able to create a 2nd Tardis after the Toymaker was defeated. After one of these "Pantheon" entities is defeated, their energy lingers for a bit. "You get a prize, honey!"
@@lukedownes3406wrong. Its not doctor who
@@LittleLoz
this is definitely doctor who 😂
@@sidicle6537 no it isnt
This is the most amazing episode ending for a long time, the music has chords that fits the giggle, the lyrics "I think this song will never end" matching the universe finally releasing all this "music energy" for so long and the harbinger just watching (which i think it proves the universe releasing the "music energy"), seriously it's an amazing piece of art and I'm so happy Doctor Who is exploring more surrealistic situations and the fragility of reality, space and time.
Not the best best ending certainly is knowing my top 5 but episode were the end of time has the best ending
This is one of those "I've waited my ENTIRE life to make a pun like this."
To those who were confused why there is a song in this episode - it was an episode all about music and songs - so of course there was going to be this. This is Saturday night prime time British television, which is about having fun, song and dancing.
The tune of the song is the giggle . . .
Great catch!
not exactly, but VERY close
@@ImThatCDGuy the Stripper is the theme
Crap you're right
It's not. The Giggle is a major arpeggio straight up and down. This only goes up and then changes on the way down
This must have been great fun for the cast to do
and writers
Hell, even Murray Gold himself appeared in it.
The first Doctor must’ve been really confused when this happened.
Idk yall. I loved this. It was delightfully silly and whimsical, and tons of fun. The song could’ve been better but I certainly didn’t see this coming. I don’t think it’ll be a common theme in every episode. They’re simply pulling from a wider range of influences to keep things fresh. Dr Who is hardly high brow and I wish people would stop acting so weirdly pretentious about it
While you might be wondering what the twist in question actually is, at 2:45 we can clearly see Harbinger lurking in the background, still alive and very much not poofed into oblivion. Anyone else think he might be coming back alongside other members of the pantheon?
Edit: :)
The doctor said it and he was right
Toymaker, the god of games
Maestro, the god of music
Trickster, god of traps
Mara, the god of beast
But there’s ones who waits in every single persons life and THAT IS DEATH AND HIS NAME IS
*SUTEKH*
I don’t care what people say. I BLOODY LOVE THIS!!! IT’S FUN!!! Finally Fun in Doctor Who! And that’s what really matters! It’s a new Era with a New Style and I’m all for it! Some people just need to open their eyes and expand their minds at new possibilities and different views!
Also Sometimes the show doesn’t need overly elaborated explanations to every single detail. Much like life itself: Shit Happens! Get Used to it or Go home!
I loved it too, and I don't care who knows it! And seeing jojo and shirley dacing topped it off for me🎉🎉🎉
Finally! Someone else who actually has some sense in them!
Yeah I love it when Doctor who is goofy
R.I.P Doctor Who 1963 - 2017
@@MichaelM28it's not dead
I honestly don’t hate the fact that the show is going in this direction… but let’s be honest, if you went back in time and told hardcore Doctor Who fans that THIS is what the show will eventually become, they’d think you’re insane 😂
Honestly though this era is already a lot more entertaining than Chibnall’s era, and that’s why I’m still watching. While it definitely is not afraid of showing that it’s now owned by Disney, it’s definitely got a lot of heart. I haven’t had this much fun watching an episode of Doctor Who for a few years.
The fun thing is, this is pretty much how Classic Who was sometimes! Tom Baker especially loved breaking the 4th Wall and talking to the audience.
It isn't owned by Disney
@stevenpatrick7619 my point is that it feels like it is
While watching it for the first time, I noticed the billboard and how much space it takes in the shot ( 0:15 ), but didn't have the time to read what was on it.
"Chris Waites"
"The One Who Waits"
Feels like a Harold Saxon type of situation to me
Chris Waites and the Carollers are a fictional band that was referenced in classic who. They'd be waiting for even longer than the toymaker. Would be really cool if this comes true.
the one who waits is chris chibnall all along
I love how this could truly be completely diegetic because we’ve already established that gathered in this studio are all the last people in the British Isles who SHOULD have so much music naturally in their hearts that they have enough even now to bring them all the way to a recording studio. In short: this is the highest concentration of band and theater kids that ever has or ever will exist. Of course they do a coordinated musical number once the music is flowing again!
Finally one with the piano ending❤
I love how the boy blinks his eyes rapidly at 2:46 in a way that screams "what on Earth am I watching right now?". The 60's were something else.
I wiuld have Paid £1000 of pounds to see David Tennants Doctor sing and dance to this 😂😂😂😂😂
Tennant can sing but not as well as Gatwa!
There's always a susan twist at the end. In fact she's been in every single episode
Except in The Giggle
For those who happen not to know - twist is a dance from the 60s. The one they all are dancing.
If I had a nickel every time Doctor Who released a proper brilliant song I’d have two nickels which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened twice right?
Is the Akhaten song the other one? "The long song" I think it was called. Too long ago.
What about the goblin song
This and Abigail's Song?
The Ballard of the Last Chance Saloon?
My angel put the devil in me
People are just angry that Doctor Who is being silly on purpose now instead of it being a necessity to make up for the budget
Doctor Who's always been a stand-out because it's been at least a bit silly. For me, one of the parts that made Chibnall's run of DW so poor in quality was that it never embraced that small bit of silliness expect in small MCU-esque quips. It having a big budget and that tang of silliness just makes it much more Who-y for me.
This song is the definition of never let em know ur next move
Thos is such a banger and I wont change my mind. It was meant to be an upbeat lively song to celebrate the return of music and a hint for the rest of season.
Yeah! And it's so damn catchy!
@CrystalGreymon and the song from Dot and Bubble. Haha Russell loves to either create new songs or bring back old classics 😅
The haters can piss and screech all they like, this episode was brilliant and I'd happily listen to this song over any of the garble on modern radio.
Anybody else notice Shirley Ballas and Johannes Radebe from Strictly Come Dancing at 2:02
Less well known: the brief shot of the pianist is a cameo by Murray Gold, the composer of this song (and Goblin Song) and all original incidental music throughout the RTD and Moffat eras (plus arrange of the title theme).
Brilliant episode strictly beatles cilla ❤ax
Also at end when they hold up umbrellas, release and catch again....steed in the avengers!@amyclarke41
Springtime for Davros.
Pretty much 🤣🤣🤣
You mean, Springtime for Maestro.
You mean bootleg Tarkin now
@@MichaelM28 cope.
Loser
🎶Winter for Mondas, aaaand Clooommmm!!!🎶
Space babies was *dumb* fun, this was dumb *fun*
Space babies was cute shut up, plus it’s probably foreshadowing (it was all about the Doctor being both an orphan AND a parent. I’m hoping Susan Twist is his granddaughter).
@@nicolersands that sounds amazing actually, how did I not think about that
@@nicolersands Well, it was theorized by even Doctor himself, but she ended up being one of many Sutekh's angels of death.
I love this song and I play this a lot. I love this!!
😅the twist ending was the Restoration of Creative Music.
The Maestro was a Malicious Melody force of Destruction.
Best song ever
In my opinion
My kids, which Doctor Who is meant for to enjoy loved both these episodes
It’s not meant for kids…
@@Drizzle- yes it is dip shit
@@Drizzle-it’s recommended for 12 & up
@@ThisChannelHasNowClosed so what we’re saying is that it’s not for kids but anyone 12 and up. So teens. And adults
@@Drizzle- is 12 or 13 not a kid? Lol
The Doctor Dances 😏
So much fun!
1:27 : Murray Gold Cameo !
PLEASE!!!!! Murray gold put this on Spotify!! It’s such a bop!!
This is fun and upbeat but it gives me an Erie feeling. Why are they dancing and singing and how is the zebra crossing making noises? I’m thinking that either the toy maker or someone else just as if not more powerful is influencing the doctor without him catching on. Also can someone explain to me who that little kid is who closes the door during the song????
that’s H. Arbinger!
Aw, it's just music returning to the universe and timeline! 😁
Music disappeared from existence slowly and then returned ALL AT ONCE.
Pretty sure the Abbey Road crossing playing a little Ragtime Music is just a side-effect.
My 80 year old mum phoned me to tell me how much she enjoyed this story, Jinx, Twist and all. I loved it too, very refreshing after the Chibnall era and most of all ENTERTAINING! I'd love to see Jinx back in an 80s sequel, imagine the Goth and New Romantic outfits! come on Russell!!!
2:19 singing in the rain
I just love the sheer joy of this number.
They finally topped “Ballot of the Last Chance Saloon”
I've really enjoyed the first 2 episodes from the new series Doctor Who.
I really love this song from Devil's Cord. Seeing Shirley Ballas and Johannes Radebe from Strictly come Dancing was the best bit from the song. 2:01 - 2:20
2:48 HARBINGER
HA BRINGER
Has anyone noticed the board? Chris waites and the carollers? It wouldnt have anything ro do with the one who waits and the carolling at the church now would it?
No. First doctors companion mentions the band in an episode
if there one thing I learned, theres always a twist in the end lols
A daleks saucer appears outside the window
Where
Where!
Just re watched the didn't see any saucer
Where?!?
Literally my class at pe
Amazing !
I rather enjoyed this episode. Sue me.
3:43 TARDIS had to get something in there lol
I Got Rickrolled Doctor Who Edition, When I Seeing Exclusive Previews Of The WIP Models.
1:37 😂😂😂😂
an idea for the next doctor would be an american maybe even a american redheaded female!!!!
Who was the kid in the doorway for a few frames near the end, in the hallway, in a uniform and no interest in music or dancing?
H. Arbinger, from the opening scene.
@@michaelritchie2968 thanks!
Should it be noted that there was not a twist at the end of this song?
I mean 2:47 is close to the end.
But by expecting a twist, the fact that there was no twist makes no twist the ultimate twist at the end
@@Tardistummyit because of a women called Susan twist
I think it’s referencing that old lady that keeps reappearing.
The entire number is the twist. First, because you don't expect a Doctor Who episode to end on a musical number. Second, because they're all dancing. They're "doing the twist".
0:19 Rhapsody in Blue in the background
C a m p A s F o l k .
And brilliant, with it.
What in the name of sanity were they thinking?
Does anyone else hear the goblin squeal in the song?
Disneys Once Upon A Time have done this Emma had a hidden song in her heart that protected her put there by her mother when she came up against her enemies & even kills her most dangerous foe with the hidden song. This is not a new concept ... Sorry
@bullymaguire9707 I'm entitled to my opinion. Go play with your daleks
It's been a thing since Ancient Greek, we know.
This has been a concept done in multiple franchises for years, we know its not new
Is it wrong for me to hope the toy maker wins at the end of the season?
If the song had been good I'd have been all in for this, I love a great musical number. Writing great catchy songs is not easy, I wish they'd switched to licensing and arranging something like "Twist and Shout" which was re-recorded by the Beatles in those very sessions.
Budget, sweetie.
What pn earth is going on man
she is so lovely!!! sheer tan would look even better than the sheer black!!!
What? No tea?
No tea, Harry.
0:43 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Looks like number 11 was holding back on his dance moves lol
The FuzzeeWuppets Movie - Twist at The End (2032)
❤
It's like the Piano in Big
1:48 😅
What on earth is going on man
Oh course there is: she’s called Susan … … …
1:10
oh no
The tune's fun, but, as with The Goblin Song, the lyrics leave much to be desired (cases in point from that song: "Eat with our teeth, deter than beef" and "He's the Goblin King, yes, the Goblin King, he's not a myth, he's an actual thing").
*better than beef
I will not hate on Doctor Who for having a black Doctor and a trans villain. I actually think they both did amazing and I love the representation. What I will hate on it for, is that this new series has dumbed it down so much, that I don’t think both adults and kids can watch it anymore, it is now a kids should completely. Just move it to CBeebies and be done with it.
Better than just doing the same ol I say, next weeks episode seems like it’ll have a darker tone anyway
Have you already forgotten wild blue yonder?
@@fartsy1287 The stuff with the fourteenth Doctor was great and I even liked The Church On Ruby Road, but both Space Babies and The Devil’s Chord feel more like live action Disney films then Doctor Who.
Remember when Mickey got eaten by a trash can and then the trash can burped in the first episode of the first season of the reboot?
@@josephchambers2000the specials were a clunky mess except from the 2nd one…
The thing with musical numbers is they kinda have to be earned and they didn’t really earn this. Also there normally needs to be a point to it there was no point to this musical number, it didn’t have any deeper meaning they just wanted a musical number so they added it. The episode was fun but it lacked the part that makes it doctor who. It was to much Magic not enough science which can work in some situations but didn’t really work here. Atleast every actor involved gave a phenomenal performance which is probably what saves the episode from just being bad for me. And don’t get me wrong I do like having some camp in my doctor who but it works best when you ground it into a some form of reality. Like it worked with the toymaker because he still had some rules in which he followed and a reasonable level of chaotic energy, but the maestro kinda felt jumbled like they didn’t know what direction to take them in. At times they were cold and calculated and other times it felt like a child throwing a tantrum it felt like two separate characters
The best musical episode of a TV show and/or series was the "Once More, with Feeling" episode of Buffy by Joss Whedon. Every song in "Once More, with Feeling" had a purpose and revealed important things that various characters were feeling. The songs were also actually very good, though some of the actors on Buffy, like Sarah Michelle Gellar, were not singers and had somewhat weak singing voices. The best fictional musical with the best original songs, was "Bombshell" the fictional Marilyn Monroe musical from the TV show "Smash". I love musicals. I was really hoping that I would like this one from this clip. But, the song just wasn't my cup of tea. They probably did want it to sound like it came out of the 60s. The dance choreography was good, though. I liked the Doctor's and Ruby's dancing.
@@rainymoon9848 The song itself wasn’t bad it just felt out of place and kinda pinned onto the episode. personally I was hoping the episode was gonna be more like “Subspace Rhapsody” from Star Trek Strange New Worlds
What? When Ruby played her theme it brought so much spirit back to the human race, visually shown in the episode, and having had all that potential locked away by Maestro, when they were sealed away music needed to come back the same way
Doctor Woo Who #RIPDoctorWho
unpopular opinion: the songs are bad but the show is not nearly as bad as it was 2 years ago
Something is wrong
What? No a love story of Rose and Tenth Doctor?
Something is very wrong
I'll play this after my next date. "A twist at the end" is always my finishing move once I've found the g-spot.
Just kidding. This badly orchestrated tripe would make anyone dry up like the Sahara.
I *really* hope this isn't the Doctor jumping the shark
It's the perfect amount of cringe and charm.
the show is dogshit now but fuck me if this song isn't catchy as hell
Well at least it really is a kid's show. Doctor Teletubbies.
What the hell has Doctor Who turned into?
Something knew tjat does work if you get your head out your ass and 2005
Ahh... you clearly missed the Land of Fiction. And the original Toymaker story. Powers have intruded upon reality, remember. And reality is a bit stranger, because of it.
@@spiralx6249 Yeh, as in it sucks. The Doctor would of turned it back to normal.
@@Remake5182 - the Doctor, in the end, is only one Time Lord. Reality is a much bigger thing.
If I cringe anymore watching this, I'll have a stroke.
The last few years must be a regeneration induced nightmare for the doctor hopefully he wakes up at some point
Right but over 5000 people at the LEAST disagree with that, people enjoy is and let’s face it would matter what played caused humans are never happy, by the next show runner you’ll be one of the thousands going, RT2 wasn’t actually that bad this new guy is shit, rinse repeat
@@vinniequick- on average, 13's adventures drew 5 million viewers per episode. And that Saturday double-bill was tge 2nd and 3rd most-watched BBC programme that night.
I was just sick from cringe. WTF is this even anymore?
As a diehard and longtime fan of not just Doctor Who, but music itself, both classic and modern aliike for each cases, I can definetly say, with no regets, this episode is an insult to the series and to music. It's not to the fact that they make this a musical what kills it, but the way it was excecuted and the fact they just at the end cameo'd the Beatles (as in the rest of the episode) as just another band which makes music, apparently. I get the plotpoint was to get rid of music as a result of Maestro's evil scheme, but they just dumbed down the Beatles so much, even after Maestros defeat it feels as if they had literally not that much mportance to music, and was there as fanservice.... and this comes from a British show, who not only should give them some respect, but at least hire musicians to cover at least one of their actual songs, once Maestro was defeated.... seriously, did they not thought Paul and Ringo wouldn't see this? If they didn't, I'm really glad they didn't, cause this seems liike an insult to them. They had enough money to pay copyright if they wanted, and doing so would ensure more sucess to the show... but this just scares aways people who are both fan of Doctor Who and the Beatles alike. I mean I legit had huge hopes on this one they would honor and respect so much Beatles and their lore at least, not mock them like that, even if its aimed at kida audience, they won't care about Beatles like this, so the cameo would be for nothing literally... Russel, you were amazing up a decade and half ago I was really big fan... but your writing skills have quite aged badly....
_music is literally what defeats the maestro and the stakes are that the lack of music causes the end of the world_
@@CMGThePerson well sure good point, but I mean why even place the beatles in this world if there's a lack of music anyway? Maybe if they were doing something else, idk imagine the beatles all just hang out together as friends, but literally don't want to become musicians, nor write songs or play instruments, nada, and then the doctor finds out and that they all are influenced by Maestro so the doctor finds a way to convince them to make music or just by defeating maestro breaks the curse and they go back to making music anyway, that way we wouldn't even have silly songs mocking the beatles, since they weren't even in the bussiness. I would have loved a story like that.
@@elooscar23 _the Beatles where depressed as fuck. Watch the damn episode_
So the "Doctor in Distress" single wasn't the show's lowest musical point after all.
Rubbish
I am someone who loves musicals, I was really hyped for the music in this episode. And... uh... well, I CAN SAY I AM THANKFUL IT WASN'T A FULL ON MUSICAL EPISODE BECAUSE THIS SONG IS TERRIBLE.
I love Subspace Rhapsody in Star Trek, I wanted something like that. Murray Gold is amazing at orchestral soundtrack but he's not a songwriter. Russel is a good screenwriter but he can't do lyrics for shit. Use the Disney money to hire COMPETENT PEOPLE.
The dancing, the acting and the directing are good. It's just the song that's cringe.
Well that sums up how terrible Dr who has become
*amazing
This is atrociously bad. I couldn’t believe I was watching it.
Music is held back for decades then released it makes sense it come out as a big burst, have some fun with it, lyrics could of been a bit better but the show is still good
The twist is this ain't doctor who
When Dr Who gets Disneyfied! - EVEN the toy maker couldn’t do this amount of damage! 😮 - RIP Dr Who! 😢
All it needs is a dancing half-painted Myrka and the humiliation is complete.
This gave me cancer.
R.I.P DOCTOR WHO 1963 - 2017
It's not dead.
@@LittleLoz Yes
@@Remake5182 nope
@@LittleLoz cope fake fan
@@MichaelM28 HAHAHA whatever you loser
Couldn't stop laughing not Shure wether to laugh or be sad doctor who trund to pot
Try again, but spell things correctly.
You know what else turned to pot? Your grammar
Just like your spelling.
@@josephchambers2000 It might be some who is dyslectic?
@@LittleLoz shut up