The music of the show is so good, eventually it has become something even the Doctor refers to. In the Devil's Cord he says "I thought that was non diegetic" and also how Ruby's theme is in incorporated in the show. It implies that the Doctor hears the music of the show as well. I like to think that's how he remembers his companions by their music.
Also you can tell that clara had developed into a really emotionally strong person by this point.. the fact that she doesn't completely break down in front of him would've taken a lot control over one's emotions
And she almost loses it at 4:00, but manages to stop herself. Before, clara would have an emotional break down quite often, but by this point she's grown so much as a character, yet is still just as soft-hearted as she always was.. she really did become her own version of the doctor :,)
@@michaelm5542 now that I think about it that's the majority yeah but I have seen some people say she had no character development and was just "inconsistent"
yeah, it really sold the misdirection that the doctor wiped her memory. but as the story was told we get to know that it was the other way around and the same subtle expression that misdirected became painful to watch because we learned that Clara is hiding the pain and frightening ignorance.
@@crumblesilkskin Actually the first misdirection is in the beginning that this Clara is one of the echos (out of of the many Claras that are out there)... because OG Clara had perished in Face The Raven, and Doctor was supposed to be on Gallifery. Then as the episodes proceeds, we learn that Clara was saved (rather literally taken 'out of time') by the Doctor but she probably died at some point again, and this in fact is still another Clara. Then we slowly learn that OG Clara probably lost her memories and landed here, and then the final twist being that it was the Doctor who lost his memories of Clara and this INFACT is our Clara.
Moffat as a showrunner was dubious, but when he had a solid idea for a moment, goddamn. The notion of not knowing whether the Doctor or Clara lost their memory is played out so well. And Capaldi and Coleman play it like a fiddle.
Moffat’s problem was that he went too big too soon during Matt Smith’s era. I think even he admitted it somewhere in an interview. Davies was a lot better at balancing human stories with sci-fi, in my opinion (with a welcome dash of camp). Having said that, Moffat’s ideas are absolutely stellar when fully realised (Blink and Heaven Sent are some of the best examples in some ways).
That moment near the end, right as she's about to close the door to her tardis, it's like she trying to drink in the sight of him for as long as she can, cause she knows this is the last time she's ever gonna see this face. Man, those two really had a love to be reckoned with
I like that after he remembered he also realized that that one nice girl in the diner was her saying hello. It wasn't just a random conversation it was Clara saying goodbye to him. Would have been cool if we got to see him play Clara's theme every now and then just to show us that he thinks about her.
I love this episode, one of my favourite finales. It's full of heart. This is the first time I've really watched this scene from Clara's point of view. The longer she's talking to him she realises he really doesn't remember her. After all the places they've been together & all the things they done together, and the Doctor doesn't even know who she is. That would have destroyed Clara inside. Also the fact that he mentioned he remembered he was there with Amy & Rory at one point at 3:57 you can see that hurt her, knowing he remembered them but not her.
she was actually hurt because the doctor told her he'd definitely remember who Clara was if he ever saw her again (not knowing he was talking to Clara the whole time)
Mann second time around I did the same exact thing you did, but definitely felt like she was breaking down more about the "I'd recognize her if I saw her" comment while staring her in the face. I didn't even notice "the ponds" comment till my 2nd time rewatching.
It completes the tragedy that started in "Face the Raven". Watching Jenna's reactions as Peter delivers his lines of loss, and finally turning away to keep it together. Every sad song is about something that ended, and maybe shouldn't have. But the Impossible Girl leaves him a final message, to carry on, to run, you clever boy, and be a Doctor. And the broken Doctor does in a scene where nothing is said, just Peter's acting and Murray Gold's music. And the memories do, eventually, return.
For me 11th was definitely for the Ponds while 12th was for Clara. While the companionship with 11th and Clara was fun, 12th really was the bestfriend Clara had.
And it didn't start that way. At first Clara didn't accept the 12th Doctor. Do you remember the phone call that Clara got from the the 11th Doctor? She would finally accept the 12th and their friendship would be a great one. That's what is so amazing about this show just as the companion accepts the new doctor reluctantly so does the viewer.
@HOTD108_ lol what you mean, those guys had to kill themselves to make a paradox then inevitably die anyways and write the Doctor a book for the future to let him know they were okay? Don't get me wrong though there were definitely companies who may have had it equally as bad or worse, I think Bill came to mine first before Clara, though.
To me, these two were the best together. I loved Tennant and Piper but Capaldi and Coleman had that same beautiful connection and it was just... magical
3:52 "And the day is coming when I'll look into that man's eyes, my Doctor, and he won't have the faintest idea who I am. And I think it's going to kill me."
@@nicolesong6199 I never did and probley never will I still can't watch Face The Raven and it kills me every time I watch hell bent 12 and Clara will forever be my doctor who Duo
@@pandalover4045 the episode came out more than 4 years ago... prolly don't watch yt clips before finishing the show... 1. They influence your opinions on stories, characters and writers and 2. Spoilers.
Screw the haters, this episode rules. The final scene in the diner is one of the most bittersweet and effective goodbyes in the entire show for me. Rose’s was just sad. Donna’s was sad. Amy and Rory’s was sad. Bill’s and Nardole’s has a sort of similar vibe, but was more emphasized by the regeneration than anything else. This one is sad, with a little bit of optimism. “You said memories become stories when they’re forgotten. Maybe some of them become songs.” I’m going to CRY, that’s such a good and well-executed line. If the story of this episode was a standalone film or a novel or something, it may just be my favorite one. As an episode of Doctor Who, it has its flaws, especially given the context of Clara’s death and whatnot. But despite that, the episode HITS.
'don't stop me now' is playing in the background the one that they were there for on the orient express - two times of reference to the orient express episode! why? it's the romantic one and this is a romantic story
So, Hell Bent is one massive missed opportunity in terms of Gallifrey's use and the Hybrid's revelation, but I can't deny that it's also a beautiful story that really understands how powerful the friendship between the Doctor and Clara is...
But that's the point. It's not supposed to matter. Clara had become everything to him. His planet, his people, his everything meant less than her. Even the universe and time itself seemed but a stone in an ocean when compared to her.
@@masonharris9166 I understand your point on a character level (which is all that matters to me really) but I can't deny that I was hoping for more stakes, more tension and payoff after the 10 year wait for the return to Gallifrey...
@@NotAHero98 I understand that but like mason said I think it's perfectly fine because it didn't matter to the doctor either. You'd think the doctor would be overjoyed that Gallifrey was still alive considering how excited he was at the potential of it being alive in the 50th but in that exact moment none of that mattered to him. The only thing that mattered, the only thing that he could focus on, was that Clara was dead and that's why the stakes were that they were too. He was willing to rip a whole in the universe just because he didn't want to accept that his best friend was dead and there was nothing he could do about it.
I really hope that Clara figured out that the Doctor did regain his memories of her. If this is the last time she sees him, then to her it’s like he remembers most of their adventures but has forgotten what she looked and sounded like, but right before he regenerates he remembers everything. Hopefully, she saw.
@@emotionalsupportostrich2480 It wasn't really Clara, but a recreation of her through her memories (though there was admittedly a discussion about whether or not the crystal-looking thing can effectively become the real thing or just imitate people thanks to having all their life experiences). From the Doctor's perspective, she was Clara for all intents or purposes, but AFAWK, there is no indication that the Original Clara learned that fact before going to face the raven one final time.
The last of the reboot that really is magic - bookends .... Rose and the Autons : Clara and the diner .... heartbreakingly the end of an era .... but WHAT AN 11 YEARS, eh .... 🙂 Jenna - you were so brilliant as the Doctor's companion ..... I loved watching ever moment, you really were a joy in this role ..... Oswin ??? Yes she did .... xxxxxx 💖💖
I remember when we used to criticise episodes written by Moffat 😳... Every episode and series written by him always, without fail, had some incredibly genius idea or story behind them, even when they looked or sounded bad. Certainly Chibnall shows us that it is by far the former that is the most important which he replaced with ideas from certain Little Red P.C. books.
I think he did know her, and that's why he played the song. He knows they're nothing but trouble together, "one of us has to go..." so he doesn't make any attempt to have a reunion, but he knows it's her. He turned his back quite deliberately to let her leave by the Tardis in the kitchen.
Imagine how hard it must have been for the doctor to not go looking for her after he remembered her. I think he knew that if he ever met her again he wouldn't be strong enough to let go.
As much is I don’t like hell bent, I can at least appreciate that moffat put so much effort into it all. He really tried and the scenes look and are written beautifully. I’m not a fan of the overall plot but I still like parts of the episode
@@mel-burnes Each to their own, I guess. I love the whole ark of Face the Raven-Heaven Sent-Hell bent. What Steven Moffat did was so beautifully and deeply tragic. My heart shatters in a million ways every time I sit down to watch these three episodes. You might not have liked it but I, many others, love the hell out of it.
I will say the Ep had a really good twist, the whole time makes u think the doctor is visiting Clara who's forgotten who he is and then bang it's the reverse.
I'm learning to play the guitar just to be able to play this song. Well so far, I can play the notes, but still need some training to play it at the right speed and tempo.
Jenna Coleman aka "Clara Oswald"... She´s so damn hot... We´re gonna miss her...THX for being in the world of "Doctor Who"... You made the whole thing so exciting....
You left me hanging without that last chord! Gaaaah! Anyway, I have now seen all of your clips, and you have another subscriber. Keep up the good work!
This scene completely broke me. I’ve had relatives go through dementia and Alzheimer’s. They would completely forget the faces of their loved ones, not recognize them standing right in front of them and talking. They would remember bits and pieces of events past but not ever recognize the faces. It’s my worst fear of aging, personally. It’s its own kind of death; a living death, forgetting the face of your loved ones and no longer recognize them while they are standing just two feet away from you. Not being able to receive love while being surrounded by it. It’s horrible. Anyway, this scene reminded me of that. The Doctor, as if with dementia, telling a beautiful story of longing for a beautiful loved one to a presumed perfect stranger, but who is actually standing right in front of him the entire time, and he can’t just reach out and touch her. I know there are worst forms of torture, but this is pretty up there.
Totally agree, Peter and Jenna were phenomenal together. You watch this high standard of acting then watch the current Who actors, there is no comparison.
I really wish these two got an ending like River or Donna. They were so close and even if they don't show it just the knowledge of these two living out their livers together for as long as possible would mean a lot. I mean he was willing to do anything to protect her and that's what made them dangerous but if they just went on safe adventures and she learned from her death to not do anything without the doctor then they would have been fine. And they still could have moved on to Bill after. The 70 years he was guarding Missy at the school he could have been with Clara. He wasn't doing anything dangerous then and Bill and Clara could have met before she passed away. It would also have been interesting if Bill and Clara had developed a relationship before she died because it would have brought 12 and Bill closer together. It would have also been easier to accept Bill as the new companion if Clara and the doctor lived a good life and Bill knew Clara.
I like how time Lords and Rasselon were stated as greatest and wisr people in the very beginning of the show And now Doctor speaks of them like of Mafia
If anyones viewing this back after a certain scene recently that looked quite similar to this then here is your space to let it all out people cuz I kinda teared up
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“You travel?” “From time to time.” Amazing
I caught this for the first time after watching it like ten times, such a nice details
Wow i didn't even notice that
🤯🤯🤯
Moffatt writing double entendre will always be fun
"If I met her again, I'd absolutely know it" and seeing clara's face twitch, still gets me every time.
🥺🥺🥺
You know... I didn’t notice the twitch...
You are good people.
Same dinner from the Impossible Astronaut Episode.
"I'm right here and you can't see me. Do you have any idea what that's like?"
Letting Capaldi play ‘Clara’s theme’ on his electric guitar was absolutely Gold. It had such an extra poignancy.
Era el efecto sensorial de ponerlo y transmitir ese recuerdo atraves de esa cancion
You could say it was Murray Gold…
@@BrandonYap I hate that I didn’t think of this first
The music of the show is so good, eventually it has become something even the Doctor refers to. In the Devil's Cord he says "I thought that was non diegetic" and also how Ruby's theme is in incorporated in the show. It implies that the Doctor hears the music of the show as well. I like to think that's how he remembers his companions by their music.
@@matreames You did capitalise the "G"
Looking back, we were blessed to have these two incredible actors together on the show at the same time.
the best pairing since 10 and Donna
Una perfecta combinacion, y el hecho que esto funcionara fue que estos actores se llevan muy bien y eso se transmite en la serie
Also you can tell that clara had developed into a really emotionally strong person by this point.. the fact that she doesn't completely break down in front of him would've taken a lot control over one's emotions
And she almost loses it at 4:00, but manages to stop herself. Before, clara would have an emotional break down quite often, but by this point she's grown so much as a character, yet is still just as soft-hearted as she always was.. she really did become her own version of the doctor :,)
Exactly, people who say Clara had no character development really don't have a clue
@@EAMCFC to be fair, those that complain about Clara don’t really say she didn’t develop, just that she outstayed her welcome.
@@michaelm5542 now that I think about it that's the majority yeah but I have seen some people say she had no character development and was just "inconsistent"
She is brilliant with subtle facial expressions
yeah, it really sold the misdirection that the doctor wiped her memory.
but as the story was told we get to know that it was the other way around
and the same subtle expression that misdirected became painful to watch
because we learned that Clara is hiding the pain and frightening ignorance.
Ker Mac *feigning :)
@@AmaraEmme oh sorry I think I misspelled it and autocorrect changed it to that.
Ker Mac no worries, I just like to help!
@@crumblesilkskin Actually the first misdirection is in the beginning that this Clara is one of the echos (out of of the many Claras that are out there)... because OG Clara had perished in Face The Raven, and Doctor was supposed to be on Gallifery.
Then as the episodes proceeds, we learn that Clara was saved (rather literally taken 'out of time') by the Doctor but she probably died at some point again, and this in fact is still another Clara.
Then we slowly learn that OG Clara probably lost her memories and landed here, and then the final twist being that it was the Doctor who lost his memories of Clara and this INFACT is our Clara.
"You've been travelling?"
"Yeh, from time to time."
What a great line
Me watching this scene
_tries not to cry_
Clara: "you said memories become stories when we forget them. Maybe some of them become songs"
_cries alot_
That would be nice :)
@@ShinzferoxWhy?
@@HOTD108_ that's what the doctor says next, I was quoting the episode.
Moffat as a showrunner was dubious, but when he had a solid idea for a moment, goddamn. The notion of not knowing whether the Doctor or Clara lost their memory is played out so well. And Capaldi and Coleman play it like a fiddle.
He looks like Shakespeare next to Chibnall
@@DoctorXander I still cant believe that man still has a job like honestly
This episode broker worse than the Ponds.
@@thirdimpacted You just said nothing.
Moffat’s problem was that he went too big too soon during Matt Smith’s era. I think even he admitted it somewhere in an interview. Davies was a lot better at balancing human stories with sci-fi, in my opinion (with a welcome dash of camp).
Having said that, Moffat’s ideas are absolutely stellar when fully realised (Blink and Heaven Sent are some of the best examples in some ways).
That moment near the end, right as she's about to close the door to her tardis, it's like she trying to drink in the sight of him for as long as she can, cause she knows this is the last time she's ever gonna see this face. Man, those two really had a love to be reckoned with
I keep finding myself going back to these heartbreaking clips over and over again despite how much they, well, break my heart.
bc they ruined the series with jotie and dhibnall
Same here ;-(
Same
*_-face it you dont have a heart-_*
i feel you
“You can’t see me, can you? You look at me but you can’t see me. Do you have any idea what that’s like?”
Well now she does...
Y tenia razon
“You can’t see me. You look at me and you can’t see me”
Anyone else notice the song playing in the background from the Orient Express, the episode when Clara said she wanted to leave the doctor life behind
bro are we the only ones who noticed 0_0
@@D3edeyedChoom You and the 189 other people :D
I like that after he remembered he also realized that that one nice girl in the diner was her saying hello. It wasn't just a random conversation it was Clara saying goodbye to him. Would have been cool if we got to see him play Clara's theme every now and then just to show us that he thinks about her.
I love this episode, one of my favourite finales. It's full of heart. This is the first time I've really watched this scene from Clara's point of view. The longer she's talking to him she realises he really doesn't remember her. After all the places they've been together & all the things they done together, and the Doctor doesn't even know who she is. That would have destroyed Clara inside. Also the fact that he mentioned he remembered he was there with Amy & Rory at one point at 3:57 you can see that hurt her, knowing he remembered them but not her.
;-;
@American Freedom World Peace He does remember her but he has no idea what she looks like.
she was actually hurt because the doctor told her he'd definitely remember who Clara was if he ever saw her again (not knowing he was talking to Clara the whole time)
Rule 1: The Doctor Lies!
Mann second time around I did the same exact thing you did, but definitely felt like she was breaking down more about the "I'd recognize her if I saw her" comment while staring her in the face. I didn't even notice "the ponds" comment till my 2nd time rewatching.
It completes the tragedy that started in "Face the Raven". Watching Jenna's reactions as Peter delivers his lines of loss, and finally turning away to keep it together. Every sad song is about something that ended, and maybe shouldn't have. But the Impossible Girl leaves him a final message, to carry on, to run, you clever boy, and be a Doctor. And the broken Doctor does in a scene where nothing is said, just Peter's acting and Murray Gold's music. And the memories do, eventually, return.
RJ McAllister Jenna Coleman is crazy good... I can’t imagine some other companion pulling this off like she does here
@@nicolesong6199 none.
For me 11th was definitely for the Ponds while 12th was for Clara. While the companionship with 11th and Clara was fun, 12th really was the bestfriend Clara had.
💯 :,)
I can agree it’s similar to how Nine met Rose But Ten had a far better connection with her
And it didn't start that way. At first Clara didn't accept the 12th Doctor. Do you remember the phone call that Clara got from the the 11th Doctor? She would finally accept the 12th and their friendship would be a great one. That's what is so amazing about this show just as the companion accepts the new doctor reluctantly so does the viewer.
THIS EPISODE WAS HARD ENOUGH FOR MY HEART AND THEN HE SAID "AMY AND RORY" I-
Goodness, the ponds had it rough.
@@ChaoticTempestNah.
@HOTD108_ lol what you mean, those guys had to kill themselves to make a paradox then inevitably die anyways and write the Doctor a book for the future to let him know they were okay? Don't get me wrong though there were definitely companies who may have had it equally as bad or worse, I think Bill came to mine first before Clara, though.
I began sobbing when I saw this. And when the Doctor said that he would know Clara when he saw her, my heart broke :'(
To me, these two were the best together. I loved Tennant and Piper but Capaldi and Coleman had that same beautiful connection and it was just... magical
What about Matt Smith and Coleman?
@@Myactualyoutubechannel Oh yes, they certainly did too. Just for me, Capaldi and Coleman gelled so well together. I need to watch it all back though!
@@MadArtMart yeah they still awesome together.. ✨
@@Myactualyoutubechannel For me it was Matt and Karen...and yes Capaldi and Coleman and Piper and Tennant just makes me nostalgic as heck
3:52 "And the day is coming when I'll look into that man's eyes, my Doctor, and he won't have the faintest idea who I am. And I think it's going to kill me."
OH YOU *DID NOT* JUST GO THERE YOU MONSTER
When he mentioned Amy and Rory I died
😭😭😭
When he played the theme I cried
Ah, the good old days.
that is a strange phrase to say about...... these times lol. I personally haven't moved on, to be very fair. so.
@@nicolesong6199 same
@@nicolesong6199 I never did and probley never will I still can't watch Face The Raven and it kills me every time I watch hell bent 12 and Clara will forever be my doctor who Duo
@@interdimensionaltimeassass6457 yaaass you’re my dude
@@nicolesong6199 neither can I. We said goodbye to the greatest Doctor-Companion duo on the day this episode aired
All this makes me think, other than heartbreak and tears, is that Martha was right to leave when she had the chance.
One of the saddest scenes ever in the whole series... Heartbreaking
Unless you don't like Clara lol.
Ahhhhhh, Clara’s face when she finds out 12 can’t remember what she said 🥺
I know.
Like thanks, moffat. We didn't need our hearts anyway.
"Nothing's sad till it's over, then everything is."
wow
Stop chopping those onions
I love these two together. Aside from the Second Doctor with Jamie and Zoe, Twelve & Clara are one my favorite Doctor/Companion pairs. ☺️
cardinalis wow, when did you watch the second doctor? And how?
My favorite doctor-companion pair. I could watch countless seasons with these two.
She asked him to Run and Remember.. He ran and ran... But in the end, didn't remember.. 😢
@@MiiLkii7 FFS, SAY SPOILER ALERT IF YOU ARE GONNA SAY SOMETHING LIKE THAT
@@pandalover4045 the episode came out more than 4 years ago... prolly don't watch yt clips before finishing the show... 1. They influence your opinions on stories, characters and writers and
2. Spoilers.
@@pandalover4045 Clara dies. Take that
@@Denverian LMAOO THE WAY U SAID IT STRAIGJT UP
He gets his memories back though...
This episode is so beautiful and romantic and poetic!!!! My absolute favorite.
1 thing... the bit where Clara goes into her console room
*TURN AROUND DOCTOR! LOOK BEHIND U*
Perception filter.......probably
Arctic Steve yeah... people in tv shows have a big problem with this, all people
Screw the haters, this episode rules. The final scene in the diner is one of the most bittersweet and effective goodbyes in the entire show for me. Rose’s was just sad. Donna’s was sad. Amy and Rory’s was sad. Bill’s and Nardole’s has a sort of similar vibe, but was more emphasized by the regeneration than anything else. This one is sad, with a little bit of optimism. “You said memories become stories when they’re forgotten. Maybe some of them become songs.” I’m going to CRY, that’s such a good and well-executed line.
If the story of this episode was a standalone film or a novel or something, it may just be my favorite one. As an episode of Doctor Who, it has its flaws, especially given the context of Clara’s death and whatnot. But despite that, the episode HITS.
'don't stop me now' is playing in the background the one that they were there for on the orient express - two times of reference to the orient express episode! why? it's the romantic one and this is a romantic story
Its 2021 and this still holds up... Such great acting by both...
This needs way more views, one of the best written moments in the show
So, Hell Bent is one massive missed opportunity in terms of Gallifrey's use and the Hybrid's revelation, but I can't deny that it's also a beautiful story that really understands how powerful the friendship between the Doctor and Clara is...
But that's the point. It's not supposed to matter. Clara had become everything to him. His planet, his people, his everything meant less than her. Even the universe and time itself seemed but a stone in an ocean when compared to her.
@@masonharris9166 I understand your point on a character level (which is all that matters to me really) but I can't deny that I was hoping for more stakes, more tension and payoff after the 10 year wait for the return to Gallifrey...
@@NotAHero98 I understand that but like mason said I think it's perfectly fine because it didn't matter to the doctor either. You'd think the doctor would be overjoyed that Gallifrey was still alive considering how excited he was at the potential of it being alive in the 50th but in that exact moment none of that mattered to him. The only thing that mattered, the only thing that he could focus on, was that Clara was dead and that's why the stakes were that they were too. He was willing to rip a whole in the universe just because he didn't want to accept that his best friend was dead and there was nothing he could do about it.
The hybrid storyline was crap. Should have hinted at capaldi’s doctor becoming the valeyard or slipping back into his time lord victorious persona.
Every once in awhile when I need a good cry I come back to this episode :)
One of the most beautiful scenes in all of the show...
This is an exquisitely well-written and acted set of scenes
I really hope that Clara figured out that the Doctor did regain his memories of her. If this is the last time she sees him, then to her it’s like he remembers most of their adventures but has forgotten what she looked and sounded like, but right before he regenerates he remembers everything. Hopefully, she saw.
I like to think Ashildr's TARDIS took Clara to the moment he remembered her
She knew when he regenerated as he told her his memories were back.
@@emotionalsupportostrich2480 It wasn't really Clara, but a recreation of her through her memories (though there was admittedly a discussion about whether or not the crystal-looking thing can effectively become the real thing or just imitate people thanks to having all their life experiences). From the Doctor's perspective, she was Clara for all intents or purposes, but AFAWK, there is no indication that the Original Clara learned that fact before going to face the raven one final time.
Memories become stories, when we forget them... Maybe some of them become songs... I'll never forget that song; Clara's song.
Jenna does a fantastic job at portraying clara's emotions here 👏 she's awesome 🥰
Personally, I think these scenes are the best parts of the episode.
Don’t stop me now! Just now heard this after years of watching. Omg yes long live Queen. Rip Freddy. Greatest. Ever
This Clara person you must really liked her .
New answer: "I didn't just like, I loved her but never told her"
This is the peak of story telling in human history ever ever period!!!
"I'm right here and you can't see me. Do you have any idea what that's like?"
She knows now
The last of the reboot that really is magic - bookends .... Rose and the Autons : Clara and the diner .... heartbreakingly the end of an era .... but WHAT AN 11 YEARS, eh .... 🙂 Jenna - you were so brilliant as the Doctor's companion ..... I loved watching ever moment, you really were a joy in this role ..... Oswin ??? Yes she did .... xxxxxx 💖💖
She was playing the “don’t stop me now” cover from ‘murder on the orient express’. She wanted him to remember so bad 😭
I remember when we used to criticise episodes written by Moffat 😳...
Every episode and series written by him always, without fail, had some incredibly genius idea or story behind them, even when they looked or sounded bad.
Certainly Chibnall shows us that it is by far the former that is the most important which he replaced with ideas from certain Little Red P.C. books.
Moffat's genius was under-appreciated by most of the audience, I absolutely agree. The rest, not so much.
@@MichaelJohnson-kq7qg i found out moffat genius and 12 is may favorite doctor.
Sure, but then there was the whole River Pond thing. That was a bit of a stretch
@@alleemaria97 At least it was Doctor Who :(
I enjoyed Clara, just great, the Dalek asylum twist was great.
These two are my favourite duo on the show ever
This is the real Doctor Who.
I like how he remembered Amy and Rory and being in the diner from the Impossible Astronaut episode
Nothing’s sad till it’s over, then everything is
This is my favorite episode of Doctor Who
Qual ep?
@@ivnapessoa9900 “Hell Bent”, series 9, episode 12.
took me a while to warm to him after my fav doc Matt smith but, he was soo good at everything x
5:22 I freaking love this subtle hint of the Doctor Who theme being played..
At the start, the jukebox is playing Dont Stop Me Now, the version from Mummy on the Orient Express.
When I watched this I didn’t see this coming 😭👏
I think he did know her, and that's why he played the song. He knows they're nothing but trouble together, "one of us has to go..." so he doesn't make any attempt to have a reunion, but he knows it's her. He turned his back quite deliberately to let her leave by the Tardis in the kitchen.
When the doctor mentioned Amy and Rory, I’m starting to get flashbacks from series 5 and 6 💔
Imagine how hard it must have been for the doctor to not go looking for her after he remembered her. I think he knew that if he ever met her again he wouldn't be strong enough to let go.
As much is I don’t like hell bent, I can at least appreciate that moffat put so much effort into it all. He really tried and the scenes look and are written beautifully. I’m not a fan of the overall plot but I still like parts of the episode
basically fuck hell bent, but these scenes can live
@@mel-burnes Each to their own, I guess. I love the whole ark of Face the Raven-Heaven Sent-Hell bent.
What Steven Moffat did was so beautifully and deeply tragic. My heart shatters in a million ways every time I sit down to watch these three episodes.
You might not have liked it but I, many others, love the hell out of it.
Why do you think hell bent is bad
@@Sydneymotor2The bizarre sexism present in the episode is pretty uncomfortable.
I will say the Ep had a really good twist, the whole time makes u think the doctor is visiting Clara who's forgotten who he is and then bang it's the reverse.
I'm learning to play the guitar just to be able to play this song. Well so far, I can play the notes, but still need some training to play it at the right speed and tempo.
Good luck mate.
This are the best scenes till now :')
I came here looking for how he played her theme, so I could get the chords right… I sat here and cried instead. Now I’m sobbing over my guitar…
Am I going to be the only one that points out how _fucking cool_ it is that Peter Capaldi can play the guitar?
CLARA'S OUTFIT!!!! 😍😍
Jenna Coleman aka "Clara Oswald"... She´s so damn hot... We´re gonna miss her...THX for being in the world of "Doctor Who"... You made the whole thing so exciting....
I just realized this is version Queen’s “Don’t Stop Me Now” playing in the background 🤦🏽♀️😂
You left me hanging without that last chord! Gaaaah! Anyway, I have now seen all of your clips, and you have another subscriber. Keep up the good work!
Clara is so dam gorgeous.
Fuck this still breaks my heart. Maybe even more today than it did the first time.
They have a vast mind with so many things inside it at once. Of course The Doctor created their companion's themes
This scene completely broke me. I’ve had relatives go through dementia and Alzheimer’s. They would completely forget the faces of their loved ones, not recognize them standing right in front of them and talking. They would remember bits and pieces of events past but not ever recognize the faces. It’s my worst fear of aging, personally. It’s its own kind of death; a living death, forgetting the face of your loved ones and no longer recognize them while they are standing just two feet away from you. Not being able to receive love while being surrounded by it. It’s horrible. Anyway, this scene reminded me of that. The Doctor, as if with dementia, telling a beautiful story of longing for a beautiful loved one to a presumed perfect stranger, but who is actually standing right in front of him the entire time, and he can’t just reach out and touch her. I know there are worst forms of torture, but this is pretty up there.
Her cafe outfit reminds me of Belle - *every time* lmao
Omg this is so beautiful! And sad.
One of my favorite episodes in all of Who! This part is so poignant.
"from time to time" :D
"Nothings sad until its over, then everything is."
Is it just me who just got the reference to the impossible astronaut when he came here
ive just noticed, "dont stop me now" is playing, it was in mummy on the orient express 😢
Come at me if you want but I think Capaldi and Coleman are the best actors in the show. At least New Who, haven't watched Classic.
Totally agree, Peter and Jenna were phenomenal together. You watch this high standard of acting then watch the current Who actors, there is no comparison.
I really wish these two got an ending like River or Donna. They were so close and even if they don't show it just the knowledge of these two living out their livers together for as long as possible would mean a lot. I mean he was willing to do anything to protect her and that's what made them dangerous but if they just went on safe adventures and she learned from her death to not do anything without the doctor then they would have been fine. And they still could have moved on to Bill after. The 70 years he was guarding Missy at the school he could have been with Clara. He wasn't doing anything dangerous then and Bill and Clara could have met before she passed away. It would also have been interesting if Bill and Clara had developed a relationship before she died because it would have brought 12 and Bill closer together. It would have also been easier to accept Bill as the new companion if Clara and the doctor lived a good life and Bill knew Clara.
100th time watching….don’t cry this time, don’t cry this time…..😭😭😭😭
I like how time Lords and Rasselon were stated as greatest and wisr people in the very beginning of the show
And now Doctor speaks of them like of Mafia
Ah, really. It’s so nice what Steven Moffat did. (Like, painful. But light)
Everytime i watch this scene it breaks my heart - she mentions the tardis and he didnt even clock on to it until it was too late
“nothings sad til it’s over, then everything is” 😭
If anyones viewing this back after a certain scene recently that looked quite similar to this then here is your space to let it all out people cuz I kinda teared up
just realized they’re playing the same song as the one in the mummy on the orient express, their so-called “last hurrah”
in series 4 he wiped Donna's memory to keep her safe
now his memory was wiped to keep Clara save
im not crying ur crying
Hands up if you've been inside that Cafe.
Yep, twice.
@@jooie444 Its gone now.
@@stevecardiff444 I know 😥We had lunch there when we made our last visit to the Doctor Who Experience.
"I thought that was non-diegetic"
Y'know, that American diner looks suspiciously like one in Cardiff Bay.
Its gone now - unfortunately.
i never once thought it might be the doctor who lost the memories