10 Doctor Who Moments IMPOSSIBLE To Watch The Same After This
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- From location trickery to surprise Matt Smiths, you'll never watch these Doctor Who moments in quite the same way after this.
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Imagine being any random fan of Doctor Who and the Doctor shows up at your door asking to watch Doctor Who with you.
According to the book Tom Baker was in full gear too - they could not find a single shop-window dispaying TV-sets set on Doctor Who, so he looked specifically for a home with children in it: bicycles on the lawn ment they were still up and so he asked if he might have a go on the show. The boys noticed the new visitor, sitting in Daddy's chair, but were too immersed in the show to give him much bother (only in the "boring bits", where the Doctor was not seen on screen, they checked on him - no videos and no reruns, you had to be very careful not to miss anything). Merch was out, so the team had to revisit the house a short time later to give all the kids something to remenber the Doctor's visit - drawing the attention of the press. And the boys could proove to their classmates that the encounter with the Doctor really had happened
So if Matt Smith knocks on my door in full costume, waving around his sonic screwdriver.....is it terrible that after a few minutes, I would ask him "you brought Clara too though, right?"
Honestly the bit about the 8th doctor drinking lemonade should absolutely be canon and is actually very smart, because the doctor obviously always had that part inside him, he just did a very good job to hide it
So this would make *ALL* that fuss in "The Brain of Morbius" all about lemonade??? Because that's what the whole Sisterhood of Karn refers to.
(and Season 11 is just impossible to watch in it's entirety)
The doctor always had that dark side (no star wars pun intended I hate star wars) after being told time Lords and darleks who can tell line he embraced that side due to the potion
Also he's allergic to lemonade.
That novel is an excellent adaptation of the episode. Confusing as heck to read (it's written from the Doctor's POV, but, it is never specified which Doctor which gets particularly confusing once the Doctors converge, plus the chapter numbers are random and chapter 7 is 'missing') but there are so many little things there.
For example; the Cushing Movies exist as movies in universe, and while all the incantations were present for the freezing Gallifrey scene, none of them only came once, there were dozens of each of them, flying around saving people before the freeze, which is why so many Daleks survived the Time War; a bunch of them ran off when an army of The Doctor showed up!
"Good men don't need rules. Today is not the day to find out why I have so many." -The Doctor
I think it makes sense for there to be some kind of Doctor Who convention in-universe, since there's canonically a group of people who know the Doctor exists and have been obsessively trying to track him throughout history. Perhaps in the Torchwood universe their version of the Doctor Who convention is more of a scholarly meeting where people compare research notes.
Especially that now with the companion support group. :D
LINDA?
Also where they start a band.
I bet River would be there too.
How about a companions' list, showcasing the companions who grew and evolved quite a bit after joining the Doctor. First two I can think of are Jo Grant and Rory Williams. Jo was something of a dingbat at first, but she was strong-willed (even the Master had to admit that, when he tried to mesmerize her) and loyal. Rory went from an unsure nurse to a bad-ass Roman centurion, husband and father!
you forgot robot
Rory ❤oh yes
The self-same Day of the Doctor novelisation also establishes that the Peter Cushing movies exist in the Doctor Who universe (based on stories of the 'real' Doctor) - and the Doctor loves them - so maybe Cardiff was doing an exhibition about them in-universe.
If they ever do make that canon, on-screen, I hope they change the credits on the poster for the second movie from 'Bernard Cribbins' to 'Wilfred Mott'.
If they make it canon , I think they should make Jenna Coleman an echo of Clara.
I refer to Peter Cushing as Doctor 1.5, as John Hurt's the War Doctor is Doctor 8.5... ;-P
EDIT: after a re-watch of the Cushing movies, I've realized that they are NOT part of the Whoverse, despite what they say that they are "based on". The disqualifying differences are huge.
Yes, Doctor Who exists in Doctor Who. In the Forest of the Night also showed this with the bus with the Doctor Who ad on it.
My husband and I took a trip especially to Cardiff before the Doctor Who experience closed, maybe weeks before. We got what tickets we could, and scheduled our trip from there. I do not regret it one bit. It was one of the best experiences I have had, besides a talking alien to me in 1980 Universal Studios tour of Battle Star Galactica, that part of the tram tour no longer exits. I think the guy was bored and when I looked left he just talked to me. Freaked me out, but he said do not worry. I missed the action going on being fascinated by this guy.
Great video Who Culture! In the series 3 episode The Lazarus Experiment there's a scene near the end of the episode where lazarus falls from the bell tower in the cathedral and finally dies. During the scene the tenth doctor closes lazarus' eyes and he goes from looking young to looking old again. They filmed david tennant closing his eyes first in the cathedral, but they had to film it again with lazarus in his old man prosthetics. So to save going back to the cathedral they found some stone flooring elsewhere that looked similar to the stone flooring in the cathedral. 😊😊
Oh this was absolutely brilliant, highly entertaining! I knew that the Tardis had taken Rose to that location and recognised it but hadn't recognised it as the location of her father's first death 😮 I Did notice the writing on the guys shirt was now weird but nothing else in the reverse version, number 2 on this list, did I notice as I have aphantastia. Really enjoyed this video 😊
Why am i not supriced tom baker would do such a thing
I like to think that the stories and legend of the doctor inspired a TV producer to create a show that exists in the torchwood universe called Doctor Who....
Doctor Who Exhibition being in torchwood is very wibbly wobbly timey wimey
one of my favourites is a bus with a doctor who advertisement on it appearing in the background of a scene in "in the forest of the night"
The regeneration elixir being lemonade makes me giggle since Doctor Who magazine theorized that the Karn "Elixir of Life" might just be good old Earth tea.
Not quite on topic, more a production goof; in that same Death in Heaven scene. The people taking selfies with the cybermen reveal the fabric their "armour" is made of when they hug and crunkle it.
Can't unsee that
I can’t stop thinking about where did the Doctor took the mask from…. Is that meant to be somebody’s real face?? Like w hat the hell.. he just found a random scalp and put it on his head??
I would assume he stole it from one of the many robots in the "catalogue" below the restaurant, as thats where him and Clara get separated. It makes sense for him have done this, as leading Clara to the control room, he's acting perfectly as one, so he wanted to imitate them as much as possible
Which means that in a time period when he landed wearing the face of a human he had previously met in Pompeii, he then chose to disguise himself in the face of a recently dead human who just happened to have his previous face?
And I think the 6th Doctor has the face of a character earlier in the show as well. Not to mention that the 14th Doctor and possibly the Caretaker have face’s from earlier regenerations.
How many of the Doctor’s faces are borrowed? Is that common among Time Lords?
@@zemoxian The 2nd Doctor met somebody with the same face as him, and ever since then I've been of the opinion that all of his faces probably belong to people he's met, or will someday meet.
IT’S MY FACE
@@Metaldog14150
So it’s like how the TARDIS backs up past, present , and future control room themes. 😂
Great video as always
Surely the reason for #10 is simply because it's the street right outside the block of flats Rose has lived in her entire life, she doesn't see it as a special location because it's where she grew up. Of course her dad was there, he'd stopped off at home on the way to the wedding and of course the TARDIS took her there, it took her home & was actually accurate because the Doctor wasn't driving at the time.
The 7th Doctor almost got to watch the première of the series back in 1963 in one of his trips to that year
Mate I had living in Cardiff I instantly saw death in heaven was in Cardiff outside live lounge.
Any student will tell u that’s a club they’ve been to😂.
5:08 The Doctor Who Exhibition poster seen in Torchwood makes me think of a certain scene in Remembrance of the Daleks, if you catch my meaning...
Ahh... The Cardiff Doctor Who exebition.
So many people just kept pressing the lifesize Dalek's button over and over. For the exact same motion and line.
Fantastic.
8:37 OMG I LOVE TOM BAKER! 🤣
In the flash there is a flash museum. So why wouldn't someone in doctor who make an in universe exhibit, his life has been recorded on by people so I would make sense, an episode where the doctor visits his own exhibit and the villains all come to like (like night at the museum. You could have auton dummies dressed as different doctors
I like how doctor who exists in doctor who. There’s the reference to the doctor who thing in torchwood, the in the forest of the night, there’s the 7th doctor episode where we almost see the start of an unearthly child. It’s weird but cool
Missy was the best Master of all. She was most definitely the cutest.
it looks like her costume was inspired by mary poppins.
Pete's death got changed , he no longer died on that spot but outside the church instead. At the start and end of the episode Jackie is telling Rose the story of his death and they're different stories
I love number 1! I suspect they knew exactly what they were doing by leaving them unchanged 😂
So you think it's like what was playing on the telly in the boarding house in Remembrance of the Daleks?
@@vrkoven More that they deliberately chose not to remove it, rather than deliberately choosing to include it. I think they knew that it wouldn't be so clear on screen for anyone who didn't know it should be there to notice it, except after a long time, by which time it would be a quirky Easter egg.
wooo new video
6:45 Literally everything filmed and set in Hawaii, like 50 First Dates.
I really like the placebo idea of the 8th doctor’s elixir! I wonder, does that mean that they were all placebos? I don’t see why not!😂
Maybe add something a bit odd tasting though. A drop of almond extract? Or maybe pickle juice…
“Give me some knitting!” 😂 It was such a short little interlude, but it is one of my all time favorite moments.
But we don't see Big Ben! LOL
Wait... Did somebody not notice the mirrored image in the mirrored universe?
I didn't. xD Maybe my sis did and mentioned it and I forgot.
I noticed the T-shirt but really hadn't twigged that everything was mirrored.
Good to hear Sean's dulcet tones narrating. 🙂
Am I the only one who thought #9 was completely obvious the whole time?
Well, we know "Doctor Who the show" exists inside the show. Remember when Ace turned of the TV in 1963?
"And now to the BBCs new sifi show, Doctor ......"
on the last one, my headcannon is that its an exabition for the peter crushing movies, since those exist in universe
I'll say this EVERY TIME I hear it... "Big Ben" is the name of the clock BELL, NOT the tower...
Whoa, hold your phone box! So the Sister used a placebo to cause the Doctor to do something he is unaware he can already do. So are we saying that he could theoretically regenerate at will?!
9:31 Of course Doctor Who exists in the Torchwood universe. Because Captain Jack exists in both.
Does the Doctor Who Experience exist in universe?
I kinda don't see why not? The revival series plays with The Doctor as a legendary figure. The idea of a museum doing something about them tracks to me. It might not be super obvious but I imagine some historians in universe have all sorts of fun theories about The Doc.
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In Remembrance of the Darkes that you show in this video, there is also something else. As it's set in 1963, Ace and the doctor stay in a boarding house. And the TV is on and the TV announcer says something like ( not watched it for years so my memory could be a little off) but something like "And now on the BBC a new show about travelling through time and space doc....." And the TV gets turned off just before the announcer can say Doctor Who. So even in the world of doc who, doctor who exists lol
Any flipped scenes become so clear to me as soon as they come on. Sometimes they flip clips for continuity of an actor is facing the wrong direction, and it’s always more jarring, I’d rather them leave them facing the wrong way
I can't remember it properly but In The Bells of St John, when they're tracking down the Doctor all night, someone says that the incident at Earl's Court was embarrassing. I'm sure that's where the Doctor Who exhibition used to be.
Almost. It’s actually where there’s still a (decommissioned) police box just outside the station.
The DWE was at Olympia.
2:02 you’re right. I’ll never watch the episode again
Could be worse, could be Mountain Dew.
I'm pretty sure the Rememberence of the Daleks was set in 1963, but being from NI makes me like the theory nonetheless...
It's not about the episode, and it was certainly filmed after 1963 if that's what you're getting at, rather it's about the actual explosions used during filming attracting attention of real life police
@@1928crows OOOOOOH. I never knew real life police were there. My fault.
@TheMilkman-ur5ip that's what the fact is about haha, they are about the real life aspects
@@1928crows yeah lmao.
So, entertaining content, but where's the details about the episode in the thumbnail?
Literally 5:53. 🙄🤷♂️
When are we gonna get a crossover with all the doctors and batman. Thats what i want to see
That would be so Cool!!!
Doctor Who ahs to cross with Scooby-Doo and TMNT first, though.
thanks to remembrance of the daleks we know doctor who exists within it's own universe so it's not THAT puzzling... but it is a pain to explain
Torchwood is an anagram of Doctor Who.
#1 ….Wibbly Wobbly…
you know... it was pretty frustrating having the post-war-doctor only for one television season... i don'tknow his number... 9? 8? something around that.
he had just one season while every other doctor hat 3 season...
i know i know, there's an audio book around with him but that's just not the same :( and yet it was such an important part of the story, where he recovered from the scars of the war.
How you can mention the poster and not the announcement of doctor who airing in Rememberence is beyond me
Honestly I think I never noticed the It Takes You Away cinematography because I watch bootlegs so much lol
You would think they would have needed some permit from the government to film the scenes. In the US they would probably also require fire crews to be on standby in case of an accident.
I hate to burst your bubble but I was painfully aware of number 4. I found it so jarring at the time that I'm surprised to hear it described as if it were subtle, or as if it went unnoticed by many others. 🤷♂️
i have actually recently lost a brother...... he met peter capaldi outside his work in glasgow recently and doesnt even like Dr Who.... but still felt the need to send me the picture... so hes now dead to me .... 😂
2:55 cow
Second
the day of the doctor target novelization is an alternate reality and not canon to the events of the show for instance in the final showdown instead of the 12 doctors showing up like in the episode 300something doctors appear in the book. they cannot be the same events and therefore no reason to think the elixir is anymore than an elixir like the episodes states.
Ok, time for my Doctor Who rant. There should never have been a "War Doctor", there should never have been Jon Hurt in the role. "The Day of the Doctor" should have been Paul McGann playing The Doctor during the war. It definately could have started with the line from "The Night of the Doctor": "I'm a Doctor, but probably not the one you're expecting", but it should have brought Paul McGann back to make the terrible choice of how to end the time war and ended with his regeneration to Christopher Eccleston.
I’ll probably never watch ‘It Takes Away You’ ever again anyway tbh.
Neither will anyone since there is no such episode. The nearest possibility is _It Takes You away_ (2018), by far one of the most-popular stories of the JW era.
Sorry, the Fake Doctor 13 doesn’t count.
Another 'Moffat-ism'. Are we REALLY supposed to believe the Doctor wouldn't know what lemonade tastes like? I swear, Moffat could give D. Adams a run for his money with the nonsensical...
It's impossible to watch & enjoy any episode of Doctor Who with Jack Harkness in it, after watching seasons 1 & 2 of Torchwood, Torchwood: Children of Earth & Torchwood: Miracle day. Torchwood wrecks the idea of Jack, that Doctor Who gives you.
wrong
#7: Catherine Tate is a comedian and obviously nowhere near as dim as (the early) Donna. She was on a show where raising laughs was mostly the point. She'd already seen how the production of Doctor Who worked. Do you *really* think that she genuinely thought that the myriad Sontaran extras were all (what would have been hugely expensive) props?
Spoiler: that was rhetorical and - no - I don't think you *do* think that, really. Because you are doing what she was: spinning a story to fit the narrative. In her case: make a joke; in yours: hmmm, not sure, on this occasion.
Edit: all that said and done, it was a fun video - keep up the good work!
Bold of you to think I'd watch a Whitaker episode "again" when I never watched most of them in the first place. I tried to give her a chance. I really did. I have no problems with a female Doctor. But that 1st episode was so awful. And then I just kept hearing awful things. I ended up watching at least 1 episode where Jack was back, and the finale... and it was still painful. I blame the showrunner, not Whitaker, but still.
I blame no-one for the simple reason that blame implies the existence of a problem, and there is no problem to be found anywhere in the era.
If your “complaints” can’t even have the decency to deign to be accurate, then no rational human being will ever take them seriously.
It's cute you think fans will want to watch that awful Jodie episode with the talking frog again. But apart from that a genuinely very good and intresting video
Actually some of us did. I did. :D ANd actually enjoyed it.
Real fans will want to watch it again because we know your assignation of it as “awful” is objectively incorrect.
Not that we expect you to comprehend that concept, though; it requires actual intelligence, after all!
@@DrWhoFanJ Actually it's this person opinion and you don't have to try to change someone opinions all the time.
@@christinewhoyt It’s not an opinion, though; they are well-known to be a bigot, and have been constantly lying about the events of the JW era in order to force them to “prove” their false claims (the same thing Donald Trump has always done).
As a general rule of thumb, if your point can only be evidenced by distorting the truth to the point that the actual truth has been lost, then you’re basically self-proving your point to be wrong because reinstating the original facts clearly disprove it.
she should have kissed the frog to give him all the information to build its own colourful universe...
EVERYTHING ABOUT JODIE WHITTAKER'S DOCTOR DESERVES TO BE CRITICISED, HER ERA SHOULD BE WIPED FROM HISTORY!
That's a bit extreme x
@@1928crows No it isn't
@@mattthesilent777RED Too late... HOnestly, with what we've seen so far with the promo for the 60th anniversary. I don't see it happening ever.
I will beat you in wii sports boxing someday, Matt
Unless, of course, you live in the real world, where precisely nothing you have ever said in your account’s history has any basis whatsoever in true facts.