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  • @bmsvg7356
    @bmsvg7356 6 лет назад +4927

    The really sad part is that because the doctor isn’t a human, he is conscious throughout the whole thing. That means he can hear exactly what they are saying. You can even see it in his face, throughout the scene his face gets more and more terrified. His tone shifts as well.

    • @TheDreamingJune
      @TheDreamingJune 6 лет назад +339

      Damn! I never even thought of that aspect. This adds a whole new layer of sadness to David Tennant's performance. One of the best written scenes in Doctor Who.

    • @tinasfs
      @tinasfs 5 лет назад +425

      Also because he *Tries* to stop them by clinging his foot to a seat, it wasn't just them failing at throwing him out, that was *Him* trying desperately to not die. You could actually see and *(For me)* feel the fear coming off him, his whole tone shifts at that One moment, where it steals his voice. This episode is, by far, my favorite. Truly one of the more terrifyingly perfect episodes.

    • @lolasum_sumi_san
      @lolasum_sumi_san 5 лет назад +39

      Dang it im gonna cry... Again

    • @chanterelle483
      @chanterelle483 5 лет назад +141

      You can also kinda see him shedding a tear in one moment. Damn, Tennant is great actor.

    • @timothyswanson8773
      @timothyswanson8773 4 года назад +75

      This is when I fell in love with him as an actor. That pure terror in his eyes. God it was amazing.

  • @renegadetimelord9065
    @renegadetimelord9065 7 лет назад +2116

    David Tennant is still a Fantastic actor even repeating someone else's words.

    • @zoppie
      @zoppie 7 лет назад +28

      Isn't that basically what all actors do?

    • @ninyaninjabrifsanovichthes45
      @ninyaninjabrifsanovichthes45 7 лет назад +25

      zoppie isn't that basically what all actors do?

    • @shearerfoo8099
      @shearerfoo8099 7 лет назад +5

      Oh no

    • @willspikes
      @willspikes 7 лет назад

      Wait what?

    • @ZNotFound
      @ZNotFound 7 лет назад

      Reading from a script written by someone else = repeating someone else's words

  • @paige9199
    @paige9199 7 лет назад +2706

    When a "Molto bene" and a "Allons-y" save your life

    • @CaptainActually1
      @CaptainActually1 7 лет назад +60

      Paige 91 Uhh, when do they not?

    • @paige9199
      @paige9199 7 лет назад +76

      CaptainActually1 ahahah right 😂 A phrase of great power and wisdom and consolation to the soul in times of need!

    • @georgebennett617
      @georgebennett617 5 лет назад +10

      an "Allons-y"

    • @Albert_Herring
      @Albert_Herring 5 лет назад +5

      Muito Bene*

    • @gavla-82
      @gavla-82 5 лет назад +20

      @@Albert_Herring Molto Bene is correct. It means Very Well.

  • @DrKnockers05
    @DrKnockers05 6 лет назад +2270

    Christ, David's acting is on a whole other level in this scene. You can SEE the fear in the Doctor's eyes. The way he trembles and cries. The fact he's even able to use his foot to stop them dragging him out should show just how determined and terrified he is in that moment.
    The acting, not just from David, was incredible in this episode. One of the most unbelievably underrated episodes of New Who.

    • @jamiethomas3768
      @jamiethomas3768 4 года назад +34

      DrKnockers05 he crushed this. Completely utterly crushed series 4 DEAD💀. His acting couldn’t have been any better. David Tennant deserves an award 🥇 for ALL of this.

    • @DrKnockers05
      @DrKnockers05 4 года назад +24

      @@jamiethomas3768 Truth, my dude. Big truth. One of the MANY reasons series 4, in my opinion anyways, will always be one of the best DW series of all time. Top tier acting, fantastic Doctor/Donna duo, great monsters, thrills, emotions, scares galore, and 13 consistently good episodes straight.

    • @Martian74
      @Martian74 4 года назад +16

      This isn’t an underrated episode, it is one of the highest rated ones on the forums. Everyone wants to know what the creature was.

    • @DrKnockers05
      @DrKnockers05 4 года назад +5

      @Martian74 Oh, no doubt about that. But I meant underrated compared to the big epic episodes: Dalek, Army of Ghosts/Doomsday, The Stolen Earth/Journey's End, The Pandorica Opens/The Big Bang, The Angels Take Manhatten, Listen, World Enough and Time/The Doctor Falls, etc.
      Maybe I should've said one of the most overlooked episodes rather than underrated because this is a masterpiece of an episode worthy of its high ratings.

    • @salem_meow7137
      @salem_meow7137 4 года назад +5

      This is an incredible episode, and easily my favourite

  • @J_C_CH
    @J_C_CH 2 года назад +569

    The way the Doctor keeps saying "it's gone" shows you just how terrified and scared he was. He doesn't just stand up and pretend to be his normal self, he's truly shaken. I reckon he probably had nightmares of the entity for years after this episode.

    • @phantomsearcher2.92
      @phantomsearcher2.92 Год назад +67

      I imagine this traumatized him for a good while, which is amazing considering all he's been through but not unbelievable. I also like the idea of it following him through regenerations like Amy asking 11 "hey I found out about this cool planet called midnight made of diamonds wouldn't it be cool if-" and 11 just says "No." Then fast forward Clara talks to 12 like "You know Strax mentioned this planet called midnight and-" and again 12 just says "No." And so on and so forth

    • @eye-chan1711
      @eye-chan1711 Год назад +4

      @@phantomsearcher2.92Damn, really wish we saw those interactions. Maybe the doctor lands on midnight again by accident. He tries to leave, but the companion tries to drag him out because of how beautiful the planet is.

    • @KascoTEB
      @KascoTEB 9 месяцев назад

      I fully agree. I’m so grateful that the version of him who (technically) keeps this body - the one who will die in this incarnation with the same version of *this* mind and personality - at least has Rose to love on+help ease that burden 💖

    • @soulcornflake1
      @soulcornflake1 Месяц назад

      That and at the end, speaking to Donna. He says "molto bene" and she repeats it back. He simply looks at her and replies, "No, don't...don't."

  • @Gamelover254
    @Gamelover254 6 лет назад +2980

    This episode is a prime example of what can be done in just one room. There was no monster, no real scenery, just a room. But the fear of the monster and the location came from the actors alone. Fantastic episode!! One of Russel’s best work

    • @sugoistalin7809
      @sugoistalin7809 4 года назад +83

      There literally is a monster, we just don't see what it actually is. It's still there though.

    • @oldchannelprojectpowerpoin4118
      @oldchannelprojectpowerpoin4118 4 года назад +8

      Reminds me of the film Non-Stop, a thriller, which is set only on a plane. Also happens to be gripping and kept me on the edge of my seat

    • @marqc.9904
      @marqc.9904 4 года назад +37

      The bottle episode, as it's referred to in television (all of or most of the action takes place on one location with a small, intimate cast) is often among the best in any series that uses it, and this is a perfect example of how good it can really be. Easily my favorite episode.

    • @oldchannelprojectpowerpoin4118
      @oldchannelprojectpowerpoin4118 4 года назад +4

      @@marqc.9904 I agree

    • @alpergul2000
      @alpergul2000 4 года назад +5

      There was a monster actually, monters or rather. The worst ones, humans!

  • @vivienh.3776
    @vivienh.3776 7 лет назад +1973

    I hated seeing the doctor like this, not being able to move and do anything. Seeing him fight against whatever that was inside of him hurt so much
    Brilliant acting!

    • @Anonymous-zd1ow
      @Anonymous-zd1ow 4 года назад +76

      It's crazy cause it reminds you that no matter how many times he saves the Universe, no matter what gods and demons he fought and won against, he is just as vulnerable as any other.

    • @Scotsmen5512
      @Scotsmen5512 7 месяцев назад +2

      I do like the idea that without the Tardis and his companion, nobody can back him up on the things he says and he just sounds crazy.
      But yeah. I absolutely hated the passengers in this episode.

  • @monimon9460
    @monimon9460 7 лет назад +2932

    This was the only episode to genuinely have an upsetting and disturbing atmosphere in my opinion

    • @JackFroster
      @JackFroster 7 лет назад +153

      Waters of Mars was pretty upsetting imo. So was Doomsday.

    • @miscl_anon
      @miscl_anon 7 лет назад +19

      Probably because it had an intangible enemy

    • @DravenGal
      @DravenGal 7 лет назад +64

      Yep, because deep down, we know we'd react the same way, and no one wants to think they'd be that sort of person, when everyone is capable of it.

    • @monimon9460
      @monimon9460 7 лет назад +5

      Galactic yo yo I did watch 9 first, but when I finished that I went to watch from Baker and nothing really got me like this because I’m not easily unsettled. Pretty surprising.

    • @monimon9460
      @monimon9460 7 лет назад

      DravenGal Exactly

  • @awerzo2128
    @awerzo2128 7 лет назад +1127

    An ultimate proof that David Tennant is a brilliant actor.

    • @turnerthekilledgamer6995
      @turnerthekilledgamer6995 7 лет назад +35

      The Crystal Fox Yup. Able to seem like an amazing and unique character even when just repeating another character’s lines. There is a reason he is one of the best Doctors. Amazing writing, mixed with a good character, which was portrayed by an amazing and fitting actor.

    • @soulcornflake1
      @soulcornflake1 Месяц назад

      This scene proved to me David Tennant may be the single greatest actor to take on the role. His post DW work proves that: Broadchurch, Des, Good Omens, etc.

  • @JoyStar
    @JoyStar 7 лет назад +1544

    This, to me, has always been one of the most unsettling scenes of the show.

    • @ndJssFlurt
      @ndJssFlurt 6 лет назад +5

      I agree.

    • @rawilde730
      @rawilde730 5 лет назад +1

      Most definitely

    • @mrnukes797
      @mrnukes797 5 лет назад

      No it's not even unsettling

    • @liamroberts1458
      @liamroberts1458 4 года назад +12

      @@mrnukes797 Okay, if you say so, tough guy.

    • @mrnukes797
      @mrnukes797 4 года назад

      @@liamroberts1458 ooo very scary

  • @benwasserman8223
    @benwasserman8223 7 лет назад +4789

    Can we all agree that the train passengers are bigger villains than the Midnight Entity? I really wanted to throw THEM outside after all this.

    • @IONS-LEGACY
      @IONS-LEGACY 7 лет назад +219

      the entity learnt from their reaction and intentions

    • @sameaston9587
      @sameaston9587 7 лет назад +384

      Amusing you fell right into the thesis of Midnight: who's really the enemy, and what should be done with them? I say the villain is the sentient entity. It's smart enough to play mind games with Doctor to steal his voice, it's smart enough to direct the passengers' fears. Thankfully some passengers are less susceptible to the sentient entity's sensations than others.

    • @wallywest4727
      @wallywest4727 7 лет назад +72

      Thing is they act a regular person would really.

    • @GrandHighGamer
      @GrandHighGamer 7 лет назад +123

      Not smart enough to try and act scared instead of smiling pleased while chanting about everyone having warm blood and fear. It really wasn't insidious enough at this point. I mean, this moment would really be "oh yeah it's this smiling maniac giving an evil speech not the nice man who's crying while repeating the crazy woman".
      The episode still kind of works, but it's patently silly at this point. Maybe it has some psychic powers its using to make them trust it more, but if it doesn't they should have worked this out even while being worked up.

    • @krimson8317
      @krimson8317 7 лет назад +16

      Your as bad as them!

  • @megavidaeos
    @megavidaeos Год назад +63

    3:13 When he’s forced to repeat „molto bene“ and „allons-y“, he seems to shift his gaze directly to the stewardess, hoping that she’d make the connection since she’s the one that he initially said these things to.

    • @v2dragon172
      @v2dragon172 Год назад +2

      Why did the entity force him to repeat that tho? Been struggling to understand that since I watched this episode

    • @B0K0691
      @B0K0691 11 месяцев назад +13

      ​@@v2dragon172it absorbed his speech patterns, it's all it knows

  • @yorkiemute5296
    @yorkiemute5296 4 года назад +195

    “The doctor was the not the imposter.”

  • @Silverwind87
    @Silverwind87 6 лет назад +352

    Note how she says "It killed the driver and the mechanic. And now it wants us." She didn't say "It killed the Doctor." She's not even hiding the fact that she wants the Doctor dead.

    • @luke8801
      @luke8801 3 года назад +77

      And says “until you came, bodies so hot”, not “until we came”. Alarm bells right there that that was clearly not Sky

    • @akodaah13-e32
      @akodaah13-e32 3 года назад +33

      @@luke8801 exactly, like, HOW WOULD SKY KNOW WHAT THE CREATURE WANTS???

    • @SStupendous
      @SStupendous 3 года назад +8

      @@akodaah13-e32 Or how it happened? Exactly! Also, the idea that some physical creature this is, more than just an invisible monster, is terrifying. I mean, you can see the shadow of some THING not long before the drivers are actually killed.

    • @Silverwind87
      @Silverwind87 3 года назад +1

      @@luke8801 Panic turns you into a moron.

    • @sia_mithrandir
      @sia_mithrandir 10 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@akodaah13-e32Because if she was truly released then she probably would've shared thoughts with the creature and vice versa so probably would have some memories of what the creature wanted and felt. That much was believable but nobody paid attention to her face and how she said "you" after a point that her ruse was working and didn't matter anymore.

  • @renspoldervaart660
    @renspoldervaart660 5 лет назад +321

    I’m happy that Donna wasn’t in this one, she would’ve slapped the entity out of her hahahah

    • @shirin9452
      @shirin9452 3 года назад +28

      That visual made me giggle so hard

    • @triciaramgoolam4045
      @triciaramgoolam4045 3 года назад +3

      I think it would have took Donna first.

    • @bonniestar4707
      @bonniestar4707 3 года назад +21

      @@triciaramgoolam4045 I don't think it would, it was fear that caused Sky to be possessed in the first place and I don't think Donna would have been as easy a target as Sky

    • @cortexius181
      @cortexius181 3 года назад +3

      The entity would've gotten severe trauma if the two encountered.

    • @bonniestar4707
      @bonniestar4707 3 года назад +8

      @@cortexius181 the hostess wouldn't have needed to sacrifice herself if Donna was there, Donna would have dragged the entity to the door and booted her out.

  • @paulking9476
    @paulking9476 7 лет назад +568

    This is probably the best episode that Russell T Davies as written

    • @dedchannelrip6857
      @dedchannelrip6857 7 лет назад +29

      This is probably the best episode that Russell T. Davies as written

    • @paulking9476
      @paulking9476 7 лет назад +7

      Nardude nice one

    • @mrdoctorgilmore
      @mrdoctorgilmore 7 лет назад +6

      Pity it took 4 years to come up with something that resembles doctor who

    • @dedchannelrip6857
      @dedchannelrip6857 7 лет назад +5

      Nardude nice one

    • @dedchannelrip6857
      @dedchannelrip6857 7 лет назад +7

      Pity it took 4 years to come up with something that resembles doctor who

  • @JackFroster
    @JackFroster 7 лет назад +592

    Midnight is my personal favourite episode of Doctor Who, classic or reboot. I absolutely love how it puts the focus on the characters that are in every Doctor Who story but that we never get much info about, the random regular people that encounter The Doctor during his travels. It really shows how differently people can view him, as a genius who wants to save everyone, or as a arrogant control freak.
    Plus it's a pretty spooky episode to boot ;)

    • @boxman7044
      @boxman7044 Год назад

      It and satan pit are both two of my favorite episodes of any show

  • @SteveInScotland
    @SteveInScotland 7 лет назад +305

    One of the best episodes of Doctor Who ever, in possibly one of the smallest budgets. An idea can be better than any amount of effects or stunning visuals.

    • @TheRock-dp3vh
      @TheRock-dp3vh 4 года назад +7

      So true just shows the genius of RTD. Steven Moffat’s era tried to follow that advice and it resulted in Sleep No More 🤣🤣

  • @xxMrBaldyxx
    @xxMrBaldyxx 7 лет назад +634

    would've been nice if the stewardess had survived. She was the only one of them who had a brain, and she rescued them all.

    • @chanterelle483
      @chanterelle483 5 лет назад +58

      It wouldn't be so raw and strong though.

    • @laurenc5306
      @laurenc5306 5 лет назад +209

      Dee wasn't too bad either, she saw through the monster's ruse

    • @ssssSTopmotion
      @ssssSTopmotion 4 года назад +1

      Tru

    • @jameskellett2699
      @jameskellett2699 4 года назад +51

      There was a bit of for shadowing when the doctor and Donna are talking in the beginning, both Sky and the Hostess entered the vehicle at the same time and when you re watch the episode, knowing what happens to them at the end, it makes it really unsettling and to me adds a lot more weight to story.
      Another moment is when she was talking about the safety measures on the vehicle and jokes about them using the fire escape first. It's things like that which make it harder to see a 2nd or 3rd time.

    • @bonniestar4707
      @bonniestar4707 3 года назад +46

      Dede and Jethro did too, Dede especially. I think Jethro wanted to help more, but he was being shut down by Val and didn't know how to defend himself

  • @dedchannelrip6857
    @dedchannelrip6857 7 лет назад +743

    This story is brilliant. I love the claustrophobic feeling and it was done really well considering it only had 3 settings.

    • @kyokushinkaikid
      @kyokushinkaikid 7 лет назад +22

      This story is brilliant. I love the claustrophobic feeling and it was done really well considering it only had 3 settings.

    • @dedchannelrip6857
      @dedchannelrip6857 7 лет назад +7

      Dank Meme LOL at first I was confused but now I get it. Nice one.

    • @lokiisawesome2087
      @lokiisawesome2087 7 лет назад +1

      Nardude Hello Nardole😏

    • @lokiisawesome2087
      @lokiisawesome2087 7 лет назад +2

      Nardude My favorite companions were Rose and Amy! Also I know ur name is Nardude I just wondered whether u would notice the difference I am the God of mischief😏 I have lots of movies and tv shows u Mortals watch but I've been busy with Ragnarok and Infinity Wars but I'll get there! 😏

    • @lokiisawesome2087
      @lokiisawesome2087 7 лет назад

      Nardude Why are Mortals always confused!😡 I can't wait until Infinity Wars😏

  • @vvinter7148
    @vvinter7148 2 года назад +548

    One thing to note is that the writers purposely gave Donna an excuse not to come on the plane. The Doctor needs his companion, otherwise his adventures become a lot of more deadly. This scenario would have gone way differently if Donna was present.

    • @claytabulusshogun
      @claytabulusshogun Год назад +166

      Donna would have literally slapped sense out of everyone ngll

    • @eye-chan1711
      @eye-chan1711 Год назад +41

      @@claytabulusshogunHonestly would pay money to see that.

    • @scottishcookie8198
      @scottishcookie8198 Год назад +33

      Would love to see a monster try to copy Donna sass 😂😂

    • @vee1267
      @vee1267 Год назад +43

      Donna would have wielded the powers of a Karen for a good, righteous cause because that’s what she does and we love her for it 😂
      Nobody in their right mind fucks with Donna

    • @omeressu
      @omeressu Год назад +7

      ​@@vee1267everyone's favourite karen donna noble lol

  • @thenetherone1597
    @thenetherone1597 7 лет назад +1558

    is that merlin dressed as an emo kid at the back there?

  • @Goabnb94
    @Goabnb94 5 лет назад +181

    The only reason the hostess knew what happened is because the doctor got to know her, and she, him. She was a human being, prior to this episode the doctor would describe as brilliant and fascinating, and it doesn't matter whether she is an employee or "the help", he treated her with humanity and talked to her. If the doctor wasn't the person (alien) that he was, this wouldn't have happened and he would've been killed. Thats when she recognized Sky was not herself, but the entity. The doctor was fighting back, anyway he could, grabbing onto the seats, you could see him trembling as he had to say the the passengers to go ahead with killing him. The only people to come to his aid were shut down by a maniac, paranoid group of humans, and the entity knew this and played it to its advantage.
    The only way to defeat it was for one to selflessly give their life to stop the entity because there was no convincing the passengers. It probably thought all the humans would be too self interested to consider that possibility. The worst part, is we never get to know the entity. What was it's goal? What was its end game? Was it a ghost in search of a body? A vengeful spirit trying to stop humans occupying its planet? Was it trolling us? What happens if it succeeded in killing the doctor? Was it a an enemy of the doctor, but why? And what then after it has finished him off?

    • @shinji1264
      @shinji1264 Год назад +4

      Honestly believe it was gonna drain everybody in that shuttle, most likely a hive mind. It's said bodies so hot, filled with blood, it definitely sensed them while they was moving past them and attacked the weakest link first

    • @hugomventura
      @hugomventura Месяц назад

      ​@@shinji1264 I feel like it might be some form of consciousness similar to that of the great intelligence. Maybe a prebubisencent form of it?

    • @RaghunathTambde
      @RaghunathTambde 2 дня назад

      I have a theory. What if it's a memory. A memory powerful enough to control aura. The only way it can control the doctor's speech is aura, I can't think of any other reason. Just imagine a person lived longer than any being in the world like Satan or maybe older than Satan when it finally dies. Its life extinguished. Nothing of it remains, no Science, no God nothing can create THAT entity again but the memory of itself takes form and can control the aura.
      How does that sound???

  • @AnEnemySpy456
    @AnEnemySpy456 4 года назад +200

    The actress playing Sky Silvestry did such a good job in this scene. Just look at that evil smirk while she manipulates everyone into turning on the Doctor, you can just see what a malevolent force is hiding behind her face.

    • @theorangeoof926
      @theorangeoof926 Год назад +6

      Yep, the audio mixing was amazing as well. The synchronisation was perfect.

    • @Brogan_Balfour_Crescent
      @Brogan_Balfour_Crescent 7 месяцев назад +1

      Didn’t even have to do much, she plated the seed and watched everyone else do all the work.

  • @josejalaeno73
    @josejalaeno73 2 года назад +54

    “It’s gone… it’s gone, it’s gone, it’s gone…” never heard the Doctor this genuinely frightened before.

  • @VioletKayVlogs
    @VioletKayVlogs 7 лет назад +840

    one of the best episodes of new who

    • @dedchannelrip6857
      @dedchannelrip6857 7 лет назад +11

      one of the best episodes of new who

    • @JoshBurcham104
      @JoshBurcham104 7 лет назад +11

      One of the best episodes of any doctor who

    • @dedchannelrip6857
      @dedchannelrip6857 7 лет назад +4

      One of the best episodes of any doctor who

    • @krimson8317
      @krimson8317 7 лет назад +3

      Oh my god he's repeating!

    • @zhg4485
      @zhg4485 7 лет назад +1

      Oh my god he's repeating!

  • @CaptainActually1
    @CaptainActually1 7 лет назад +206

    Never seen the Doctor so helpless! It's sort of refreshingly terrifying!

  • @calamar1e320
    @calamar1e320 5 лет назад +138

    The beautiful aspect of this episode is how well it represents the total break down of truth when people are scared. The disagreements on whether or not the thing was in the Doctor or was just draining him sprung up from a single suggestion, a single sentence. "Well it can't be, because I saw it pass from her to him." The visual aspect of an entity entering the Doctor's mind NEVER occured, and yet that one fearful passenger was able to convince practically everyone else of the Doctor's being the problem by suggesting a way to make the problem of figuring out what to do, backing it up with something she thought she may have seen. The moment where she asks her son if he'd seen it and he acts unsure, followed by her reprimand of "oh, don't be stupid, of course you saw" immediately sways the situation from being uncertain of anything to being certain of one thing, and that anyone who disagrees is weak or incapable of seeing what is plain to see. And that's SUCH a common trend among people in groups. The power of suggestion.

  • @katiec1881
    @katiec1881 6 лет назад +172

    I just wanna say that this is a really good bit of acting on Tennants part. His eyes made us feel like he's really possessed. I just wanted to say, really good acting

    • @Halbed_Lemons
      @Halbed_Lemons 4 года назад +7

      Katie Carlo I would just like to point out, that nowhere in the episode, do we see anyone controlled by the midnight entity (Sky after being possessed, Ten after it being ‘transferred’) blink, not once, only after the entity dies, do we see Ten blink.

    • @siriolongo612
      @siriolongo612 3 года назад +8

      I too noticed the absence of blinking, it was a nice touch. Tennant did the same thing during the soliloquy in his portrayal of Hamlet, he didn't blink once for a minute or so, very unsettling.

  • @lordcreep3330
    @lordcreep3330 7 лет назад +754

    The midnight entity is one of the scariest monsters, not really knowing what it is makes it all the more creepy. This episode is fantastic, one of doctor who's best 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

    • @LordTalax
      @LordTalax 4 года назад +10

      Lowest budget too

    • @paulkelly6691
      @paulkelly6691 4 года назад +2

      Very good story

    • @samyy9226
      @samyy9226 4 года назад +1

      Amazing episode till this day gives me the shivers

    • @ketchup2147
      @ketchup2147 4 года назад +1

      Its like Blair witch, we just have to make up of what it looks like.

    • @jacoblynn6394
      @jacoblynn6394 3 года назад

      I love that we never see what it does and are only ever given slight clues as to how it operates or what it's true nature must be

  • @nc5919
    @nc5919 3 года назад +54

    Watch the look the Doctor gives the air hostess at 3:11. We know the Doctor, not being human, is conscious throughout all this, and he recognises the air hostess’ suspicion when hearing the Doctor’s signature catch phrase ‘molto bene’ coming from Sky. Such a small detail, but genius.

  • @TristanWintle
    @TristanWintle 10 месяцев назад +13

    Hostess was the MVP of this episode. She recognized the severity of the situation and knew what needed to be done from the beginning, had the guts to acknowledge what was actually happening when nobody else had the courage to even face that possibility (thus willfully blinding themselves to a potentially apocalyptic threat and ultimately even serving the demon for no other reason than their own cowardice), and most importantly gave her own life to deal with the threat once and for all.

  • @noni_mus
    @noni_mus 7 лет назад +501

    I feel that this is the episode that should introduce people to Doctor Who instead of "Blink". While I do think "Blink" is a good and well written episode, "Midnight" actually has the Doctor in it. Additionaly, since he's flying solo, this episode mainly focuses on his character, so people can be introduced to the companion dynamic later.

    • @TheRock-dp3vh
      @TheRock-dp3vh 4 года назад +67

      Nah it’s so much more effective to watch this after the other episodes. Being so familiar with 10 makes this episode so much more unsettling seeing him lose complete control of a situation, and his confidence and charisma being used against him.

    • @thisissupposedtobeanonymous
      @thisissupposedtobeanonymous 3 года назад +5

      @@TheRock-dp3vh Bullshit. This was the first episode of Doctor Who itself that I was introduced to and it was great. Not knowing anyone made me a lot less biased. In the end, I was excessively rooting for the Doctor.

    • @darudesandstrom1067
      @darudesandstrom1067 3 года назад +20

      @@thisissupposedtobeanonymous interesting, although I would argue that midnight is the only episode of its kind in new who. It may be misleading to introduce someone to the show through this as there isn’t another episode like it

    • @conmattang8492
      @conmattang8492 3 года назад +10

      Nah, the beauty of this episode is just how brilliantly it deconstructs the typical path an episode takes. If you were introduced to the show this episode, youd think the doctor is pretty bad at controlling a situation, which misrepresents the show greatly.
      Great episode though

    • @SkulblakaFreohr
      @SkulblakaFreohr 2 года назад +7

      I feel like people should be introduced at episode 1 and work their way forward

  • @legoosetheythem2760
    @legoosetheythem2760 6 лет назад +219

    I love how he looks genuinely terrified the entire time

  • @CameraDev
    @CameraDev 5 лет назад +23

    2:17 You could see that he was scared... properly afraid. poor Doctor

  • @thesurgeon6473
    @thesurgeon6473 7 лет назад +109

    The writing for this was absolute genius. Not only by far Russell's best script, but one of the best of any episode of Doctor Who

  • @macaronimetkaas2400
    @macaronimetkaas2400 7 лет назад +498

    "The attentant, what was her name?"

    • @catherinestickels2591
      @catherinestickels2591 6 лет назад +74

      The car goes silent. No one asked.

    • @Dimitar997
      @Dimitar997 6 лет назад +88

      It connects to the part when they used not knowing the Doctor's name as an argument for throwing him out.

    • @harveylee51
      @harveylee51 6 лет назад +38

      it may just be a further way of driving the pain home ! Since the ATTENDANT sacrificed her life for them and they don't even have a proper name to refer to her! hope CHRISTMAS was not horrifying for you ! we all made it through this time ! enjoy the Holidays !

    • @blueshark7385
      @blueshark7385 5 лет назад +7

      He said stewardess, not attendant

    • @harveylee51
      @harveylee51 5 лет назад +7

      @Blue Shark if that's for me , i was referring to someone else calling her the attentant ! ATTENDANT is what MacaroniMetkass meant ; The Doctor asks what the Hostess' name was and to add further pathos they never even knew her name and yet she sacrificed herself for these people ! that was in the epilogue that follows this scene! Night night [uh oh maybe i shouldn't repeat myself! ] GOODNIGHT!

  • @reduser3731
    @reduser3731 6 лет назад +48

    2:42 That scene is quite clever. The doctor is subconsciously (or intentionally) trying to gain time.

  • @chaos_willow169
    @chaos_willow169 5 лет назад +48

    The poor Doctor could HEAR everything, and he knew what was going to happen. He was the most terrified than he'd ever been, because he was completely powerless, and he literally had no hope.

  • @catherinestickels2591
    @catherinestickels2591 6 лет назад +61

    When the woman says she knew it was her all along, I have never hated a tv character so much

  • @dreamhollow
    @dreamhollow 3 года назад +78

    The Midnight Episode is easily one of the scariest episodes in the show. You never see the monster. You only see what it can do; which is apparently completely take over people's minds.

    • @ahmedst5735
      @ahmedst5735 2 года назад +5

      It remains mystery just like the devil from Satan pit both beings that made the doctor fear

  • @jacksonroberts9018
    @jacksonroberts9018 4 года назад +88

    How the hell did they not realise how calm and knowledgable she was, the children were actually smarter

    • @nomus1172
      @nomus1172 Год назад

      It would actually be worse children are even easier to manipulate and they would die even quicker.
      The entity was taking advantage of the people’s fear of the unknown and the hysteria of being killed .
      It doesn’t help that they are trapped in a vehicle so the passengers were stressed
      It was extremely intelligent and even rendered the Doctor powerless

  • @WickedPuppetDancer
    @WickedPuppetDancer Год назад +9

    HE'S WAITED SO LONG
    OUT IN THE DARK
    AND THE COLD
    AND THE DIAMONDS
    UNTIL YOU CAME

  • @Jacobson5837
    @Jacobson5837 7 лет назад +421

    This Episode needs After sequel.
    Brilliant Episode

    • @dontmakelemonade
      @dontmakelemonade 7 лет назад +74

      It's better left as one off episode. I tend to find coming back to good ideas kind of waters them down. Like the weeping Angels. They never had the same impact again like the did with their first appearance.

    • @krollic
      @krollic 7 лет назад +31

      The last thing it needs is a sequel. The main reason this episode is so famous is because everything wasn't revealed.

    • @NORFIE123456
      @NORFIE123456 7 лет назад +1

      i agree with you on this one, i really want to see the creatures that were causing this...lets just hope Jodie gets that chance

    • @NORFIE123456
      @NORFIE123456 7 лет назад +1

      nah thats just Moffats sloppy writing...

    • @sarthaktripathi4867
      @sarthaktripathi4867 7 лет назад +2

      Jacob Jacob Really? This is actually my least favorite episode and the reason why Tennant is my second to last favorite doctor in new who. I feel like 10's arrogance is what got him in that situation. 11 would have taken charge easily and found a way out, while 12 would have probably done the same or just thrown her out.

  • @user-yr5qy9uc6h
    @user-yr5qy9uc6h 5 лет назад +26

    None of the other villains or other episodes disturbed me like this one. The weeping angels never phased me, but this just twisted my heart and felt dark, really dark. When they start yelling toss him out and you can see the doctor realizing what they're going to do and starts tearing up, ah my heart.

  • @ceciliaslepmet4840
    @ceciliaslepmet4840 11 месяцев назад +7

    My Heart breaks for the Doctor here. He looks so terrified and there's nothing he can do.

  • @james4thedoctor482
    @james4thedoctor482 7 лет назад +102

    This was the first Doctor Who episode that I ever saw!

    • @mr.barcode3186
      @mr.barcode3186 7 лет назад +7

      I imagine it got you hooked forever.

    • @casualcraftman1599
      @casualcraftman1599 7 лет назад +4

      The first story I always recommend to people that never watch Doctor Who is Midnight.

    • @turnerthekilledgamer6995
      @turnerthekilledgamer6995 7 лет назад +2

      I remember when I was young during Christmas time, this and the one with the massive Cyberking were the ones on the TV. And I was interested in them. And now I have seen almost every episode except for the weeping angel episodes because I want to actually sleep for the week afterwards.

    • @youngerhamii6715
      @youngerhamii6715 7 лет назад +1

      Same

    • @seherozsar1736
      @seherozsar1736 5 лет назад +1

      Me too . İ watched it because of colin

  • @cassie7377
    @cassie7377 6 лет назад +13

    Over a half-year later, still a second of the audio scares me. The best episode of New-Who ever, certainly.

  • @Jimbo78
    @Jimbo78 7 лет назад +316

    The only one's I did not hate in this episode is Jethro and The Doctor and Sky. He is just a kid who is trying to deal with this traumatising experience, and literally does nothing wrong and his character is generally not a bad character. And Sky is just possessed by the entity and wants to go home before hand. Fantastic episode.

    • @xRockycherrYx
      @xRockycherrYx 7 лет назад +160

      What about the smart girl who figures out that it's the doctor talking or the woman who sacrifices herself?

    • @Goabnb94
      @Goabnb94 5 лет назад +82

      You can't really blame him when you have your parents shouting at you *"YOU AGREE WITH US DON'T YOU?!"* because he feared punishment of thinking for himself. Add to that being young, not only was it traumatic, he was trying to process the situation and yet demanded to pick a side, rather unfairly.

    • @bonniestar4707
      @bonniestar4707 3 года назад +59

      What about Dede and the hostess who literally died to try and stop the entity ?

    • @SkulblakaFreohr
      @SkulblakaFreohr 2 года назад +5

      I mean, Jethro does help with the murder attempt on the Doctor. Feels like he did something wrong.

    • @ethanharmer5151
      @ethanharmer5151 2 года назад +18

      @@SkulblakaFreohr because he had his toxic parents screaming at him to help His parents were the real villains of this episode

  • @phoenixgaming1832
    @phoenixgaming1832 4 года назад +11

    The look at the end also when that woman says "i said it was her" he is like "bitch, you are one word from being thrown out that airlock yourself" 😆

  • @harvestercommander3250
    @harvestercommander3250 3 года назад +24

    Still the scariest episode. And what’s even scarier is this scene here, one of the rarest times when the Doctor was powerless to save even his own self. And that entity, no monster can beat it. Not one.

  • @NFDIH
    @NFDIH 7 лет назад +151

    Underrated episode.

    • @bradleykingswell5786
      @bradleykingswell5786 7 лет назад +1

      NFDIH HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

    • @Kuralai95
      @Kuralai95 7 лет назад +4

      Are you sure? It's in everyone's favorite list

    • @turnerthekilledgamer6995
      @turnerthekilledgamer6995 7 лет назад +6

      Ailin Ell That isn’t enough. It’s that good.

    • @alexbasha0508
      @alexbasha0508 3 года назад

      It isn’t underrated when it’s actually a fan favourite.

  • @TheCrippledEgg
    @TheCrippledEgg 7 лет назад +351

    I want Jethro to come back as 13's companion, like older and having been traumatised by his experience.

  • @davidmaitland-jones5132
    @davidmaitland-jones5132 4 года назад +29

    This episode and ‘The waters of Mars’ are the most disturbing and unsettling episodes by a long, long way...

    • @bald_lightning
      @bald_lightning 4 года назад +3

      What's brilliant is that this episode shows the worst of humanity, whereas waters of Mars shows the worst of the doctor

    • @S-Fan2006
      @S-Fan2006 3 года назад

      Interesting that you bring both episodes up since I’ve not long finished watching “Midnight” and the next episode I’m going to watch happens to be “The Waters of Mars”.

  • @beazles4007
    @beazles4007 7 лет назад +69

    This is genius, criminally underrated and absolutely terrifying!

    • @vlix123
      @vlix123 7 лет назад +2

      Koschei LOL UNDERRATED. Not at all. Everyone loves this episode.

  • @nameisgillian
    @nameisgillian 7 лет назад +11

    David's acting in this scene (and the entire episode) is off the charts. Just look at his face in this scene as the Doctor is forced to repeat "Sky's" words and is genuinely terrified, which is rare (and may be a first) for Ten. Just amazing.

  • @marleywalker3284
    @marleywalker3284 7 месяцев назад +5

    "Bodies so hot. With blood, and pain." That line always gives me the shivers

  • @louvie1066
    @louvie1066 7 лет назад +49

    God that scene ! I feel terrible just looking at it.
    I cried half a dozen times watching it the first time.

  • @MintE2805
    @MintE2805 3 месяца назад +3

    The terror in his eyes absolutely sells his performance it’s absolutely insane

  • @22dallas1
    @22dallas1 4 года назад +14

    I’m realizing now that this is literally the game “among us”

  • @aia3877
    @aia3877 Год назад +5

    I’m rewatching now. I didn’t remember much about this episode from the first time I watched it 10 years ago. The true terror on the Doctor’s face was heartbreaking. Fantastic acting!

  • @caseywellington4761
    @caseywellington4761 6 лет назад +19

    1:29 Merlin, come on. Do something! I know you can...

    • @TheRock-dp3vh
      @TheRock-dp3vh 4 года назад +3

      Emrys screwed the Doctor over here, helping to throw him out.

  • @TimSter15
    @TimSter15 3 года назад +13

    The bit that really gets me about this scene is the insidious continuation of the creature's hidden motive. Presumably it wants heat, because it commented on how cold Midnight was and mentions the hot blood of the humans.
    But then it mentions the human ability to feel pain. All other antagonistic aliens the Doctor had encountered so far either wanted to rid the universe of other species that didn't count itself or just feed. What's really disturbing is why a creature would pay so much interest in human pain... not even the daleks or weeping angels bothered with that.
    Really disturbing concept. Any time any information was given, it raised more terrifying questions than answers. And nearly killed a being that the majority of alien villains feared and respected in a matter of minutes having presumably never come into contact with humanoid life before. It certainly made a gaping impact.

  • @Jacobson5837
    @Jacobson5837 7 лет назад +1541

    People hate those people cuz their Reaction is too Reallistic
    How ironic

    • @TomsWhip
      @TomsWhip 7 лет назад +59

      Except it isn't. I literally don't know a single person, let alone several, who would act anything remotely like those idiots did. Makes the story and the characters unrelatable, whenever studios attempt to make characters relatable through sheer stupidity.

    • @thelasttimelord7550
      @thelasttimelord7550 7 лет назад +14

      Its gone its gone ..... Don't forget to subscribe to the doctor who RUclips channel . *lol*

    • @TomsWhip
      @TomsWhip 7 лет назад +5

      The irony of your response is just marvelous Gabriel. Thankyou. :)
      And yeah, i do believe it is unrealistic. And even if it was realistic, all it does is make me root for the bad guy to kill them all.

    • @Nintendo3DSdude1
      @Nintendo3DSdude1 7 лет назад +21

      Gabriel Tzukishiro Well, that's slightly harsh! It's only his opinion! Also, I myself am autistic and I found this episode quite enjoyable and I definitely understand how the characters were developed in the episode to show how people respond in a crisis!

    • @impossibletimelord
      @impossibletimelord 7 лет назад +68

      I have to agree the reaction is very realistic, it is mob mentality and fight or flight response all rolled into one. Everyone likes to say they would never be the group; that they would be like the stewardess/ hostess or Dee Dee Blasco, but in reality we all have that primal fear waiting inside us... In the dark. And the cold. And the diamonds. Until you came. Bodies so hot. With blood. And pain.

  • @josholiver4436
    @josholiver4436 7 лет назад +5

    Man, that emotion Tennant conveys at 2:15 when he thinks he's about to get thrown out is crazy

  • @TimeLadyVictorious5430
    @TimeLadyVictorious5430 2 года назад +7

    This basically the first time we've seen the Doctor truly terrified, sure he's been angry sad, but genuinely fearing for his life not a companion
    His most human moment.

  • @jopa1328
    @jopa1328 6 месяцев назад +3

    Dee dees terror when biff grabs the doctor is horrifying, and then the hostess trying to intervene amongst the chaos... Amazing.

  • @youcouldhavethestars
    @youcouldhavethestars 3 года назад +6

    david’s acting is amazing. even him copying what she’s saying, no other dialogue, you can see the amount of pain he’s in and how much he’s trying to resist.

  • @johnkittoiv2572
    @johnkittoiv2572 7 лет назад +52

    you know.... the creature got *really* cocky when actually started to use one-liners
    i mean, while i doubt anyone knew those were doctor-ish things to say... why would the creature go so far to reveal itself by spouting out words that sky didn't know?

    • @Gamelover254
      @Gamelover254 6 лет назад +27

      As you said she got cocky. Also the stewardess recognized the words as they were said by the doctor earlier when they talked.

    • @patchesohoolihan666
      @patchesohoolihan666 6 лет назад +19

      I think the doctor had some level of control, she was using his voice after all. Maybe the Midnight Entity could direct what was to be said, but not the precise words to do it?

    • @atlasi5872
      @atlasi5872 6 лет назад +5

      To say"He stole my voice, not I his"

    • @kjl3080
      @kjl3080 3 года назад +3

      She can only use words that have been spoken in this episode

  • @stockton8225
    @stockton8225 11 месяцев назад +3

    their ability to describe exactly what is happening within their peripheral vision is really impressive

  • @morganirbs2523
    @morganirbs2523 7 лет назад +25

    This episode was so heart breaking, at least this part. This was tbe most realistic and human weve seen the Doctor. He was scared, so scared about dying right there by 'stupid' humans. Always will be my fav episode..

  • @Gqspeed13
    @Gqspeed13 2 года назад +13

    This is probably one of the best episodes of Doctor Who ever written!

    • @Gqspeed13
      @Gqspeed13 2 года назад

      Yeah just watched the ending... This may be my favorite Doctor who episode!

  • @hawkishere1709
    @hawkishere1709 6 лет назад +12

    God the attendant saving everyone and the doctor just unable to do anything. And the other lady trying desperately to tell everyone "its sky!"
    This was an Amazing episode. I wish we could get a sequal.

  • @gdragneel653
    @gdragneel653 7 лет назад +15

    Oh my gosh even now this episode grips me!! This scene is so beautifully acted out and gosh I've got goosebumps everywhere and my eyes are filled with tears ahhhhhh! Brilliant episode in my opinion. Just brilliant. Tennant's acting in particular is just incredible!

  • @justsomerandomguyonline1144
    @justsomerandomguyonline1144 7 лет назад +43

    This episode, Turn Left, The Water Of Mars and The End Of Time are the best Tenth Doctor Episodes

    • @mrdoctorgilmore
      @mrdoctorgilmore 7 лет назад +15

      Swap out end of time with human nature/ family of blood or blink and I agree

    • @justsomerandomguyonline1144
      @justsomerandomguyonline1144 7 лет назад +1

      Galactic yo yo I agree with Human Nature And Family Of Blood but Blink is dreadful

    • @mrdoctorgilmore
      @mrdoctorgilmore 7 лет назад +2

      JustSomeRandomGuy Online What's wrong with Blink?

    • @justsomerandomguyonline1144
      @justsomerandomguyonline1144 7 лет назад

      Galactic yo yo it was very boring and was just a filler episode that shouldn’t have been made

    • @crashfan9997
      @crashfan9997 6 лет назад +1

      JustSomeRandomGuy Online We have kinda similar tastes in this show. We prefer RTD over Moffat but I liked the library 2-parter and the empty child 2-parter

  • @aripocki
    @aripocki 2 года назад +15

    Not only is the entity itself just terrifying ... it's the people too. They're irrational, rude, awful, and perhaps they're the most unsettling part of the episode.

    • @sia_mithrandir
      @sia_mithrandir 10 месяцев назад +1

      Of course their fears and aggressions were also amplified and clouded their judgements further too through the entity's telepathic manipulation on them. But yeah, sorta showed how horrifying they/we could be.

  • @djinn_2943
    @djinn_2943 2 года назад +6

    You know the my english teacher made us watch for a "assignment" and thats the only reason i ever got into doctor who

  • @LittleHobbit13
    @LittleHobbit13 Год назад +9

    I will die on the hill that this was a scarier episode than "Blink". The Doctor's own genius turned against him, the real monster is just plain old human fear and paranoia and yet it unsettles the Doctor like we've rarely ever seen? Not even a contest.

  • @MissDreaminator
    @MissDreaminator 4 года назад +17

    This whole episode is just a game of Among Us

  • @AcommonNerd
    @AcommonNerd Год назад +3

    Oh my god… re-watching this made me rethink how much pain and suffering the Doctor has pent up inside of him, to see his expression of suffering and pain…. And how relived the Doctor looked when he was saying ‘it’s gone, its gone’

  • @Greeslay1
    @Greeslay1 7 лет назад +263

    People in that episode... Oh i hated them all.

    • @JackFroster
      @JackFroster 7 лет назад +89

      You're supposed to hate them. They're clearly supposed to show the dark side of how people act under pressure, following the mob mentality and turning on people in an attempt to save themselves.

    • @JoyStar
      @JoyStar 7 лет назад +31

      The episode made me hate humanity itself for a while.
      In some aspects that never went away.

    • @kylenetherwood8734
      @kylenetherwood8734 7 лет назад +12

      Even the stewardess?

    • @Daniel-qw7mm
      @Daniel-qw7mm 5 лет назад +15

      Jethro, DeeDee and the Stewardess were the only likeable characters

    • @L1z43vr
      @L1z43vr 5 лет назад +1

      I think even Chara from undertale would hate humanity EVEN MORE if *they* saw this video

  • @b.rosebulmahn4600
    @b.rosebulmahn4600 5 лет назад +8

    Honestly this is the most terrifying episode, if only because this is most scared we have ever seen the tenth doctor. He’s truly powerless in this scene and you can tell through his eyes he’s shaken to the core.

    • @mbunnyj7051
      @mbunnyj7051 4 года назад +4

      Imagine that even as a normal human, too - you're frozen, unable to move or communicate, and your life is in the hands of a group of scared, irrational people. On top of that, your back is turned to them, so you also can't SEE them as they discuss whether to kill you or not, like you're not even there. And then, to top it off, since you're forced to repeat the entity, you start calling for your own death. Nightmare Fuel, right there.

    • @tomnorton4277
      @tomnorton4277 3 года назад +1

      The Doctor faced Satan himself with all the confidence and snark in the universe. Yet this unknown thing legitimately horrified him. I personally rank Satan SLIGHTLY higher than the Midnight Monster on the shit-your-pants-scary scale but only barely. This unknown thing is terrifying and the only thing that gives Satan the edge for me is that at least with the Midnight Monster, you can make theories and rationalisations to comfort yourself whereas with Satan, you've got the embodiment of evil staring you right in the face.

  • @TerryShinTv
    @TerryShinTv 6 лет назад +38

    The reason i really liked this episode was because it showed human nature and how evil humans can be

    • @jakubblaha4904
      @jakubblaha4904 6 лет назад +3

      The reason i really liked this episode was because it showed human nature and how evil humans can be

  • @aidenmiller3832
    @aidenmiller3832 Год назад +6

    Bro if someone who was possessed before starts talking about whatever possessed them like “It wants this, and it’s waited so long” they’re still possessed

  • @Sagebirt
    @Sagebirt 3 года назад +6

    Hope RTD continues with gems like this when he returns to the show.

  • @mrsaxman3602
    @mrsaxman3602 5 лет назад +12

    Honestly such a good monster! And I’m not talking just about our possessed passenger but human fear, driving irrational and unthinkable thoughts. Would love to see this creature make a return though, such a brilliant idea

  • @jacklomas4218
    @jacklomas4218 4 года назад +5

    Honestly this is one of my favourite episodes. One of the most powerful people in the universe rendered completely powerless. Bloody terrifying really.

  • @horttanainen2466
    @horttanainen2466 6 лет назад +4

    What I think I find most fascinating about this episode specially and allways will. That for that one time, in a short period time. Doctor, on 1v1 against someone on solo. Lost. He was defeated and outsmarted. And that rarely happens.

  • @Eurofan1995
    @Eurofan1995 4 года назад +13

    The latter part of Series 4 was brilliant. Library two parter/ Midnight/ Turn Left/ Dalek Finale. Doctor Who at its best. The show has deteriorated so much since then.

  • @harryguidotti3815
    @harryguidotti3815 6 лет назад +6

    The moment you realize mass hysteria is the real threat, not the Midnight Entity.

  • @giar1274
    @giar1274 Год назад +3

    Brilliant episode. Fear of the unknown at its core making humanity act monstrous. In the end, there was no companion to save the Doctor, just the nameless stewardess that DID NOT hesitate to sacrifice herself the moment it dawned on her that the Doctor was right and that it took his voice.

  • @malcolmmorin
    @malcolmmorin 2 года назад +12

    3:41 Pogtor Who

  • @gorman1852
    @gorman1852 Год назад +3

    This episode was really good and the monster was actually really unnerving. What I think made the Midnight Entity so powerful was not the mimicking part but that it brought out the absolute worst of everyone on board to the point that some of them would resort to straight up murder.

  • @peterwalker6475
    @peterwalker6475 5 лет назад +6

    This is by far the best dr who episode ever conceived. Everytime i watch it, i feel fear and anxiety. The doctor was truely defeated here. And we still dont know what it was

  • @carleyhinman8219
    @carleyhinman8219 5 лет назад +6

    You know, one thing I love about RTD Era is the lighting. Some people say it’s too dated but I think that it’s very intense and sets the tone of it’s scene’s well- it makes the show more visually interesting.
    In my opinion it’s much better than Moffat’s over lit 2010+ style. I get that with progress in technology cinematography’s gonna change but I wish that we had more of that older, mid 2000s style, or at lease something similar

  • @christianlasquite9310
    @christianlasquite9310 7 лет назад +54

    So much axiety in this episode

  • @peterwhiteley2729
    @peterwhiteley2729 6 лет назад +4

    I think the best part is when the doctor manages to hook his foot on a seat... even when immobilised he was still fighting...
    That’s why I love the doctor

  • @r3n3gad33
    @r3n3gad33 7 лет назад +7

    3:49 When you get a splinter out of your skin.

  • @jay1603
    @jay1603 3 года назад +3

    The way David manages to cry in that scene just gets me

  • @jamesissassy8664
    @jamesissassy8664 7 лет назад +14

    We need a spin off series for Jethro.