That cheeky smile when he says “…and it’s mine” gets me every time. It’s like, after 900 years he’s still enthralled by the TARDIS, and still can’t believe it belongs to him.
@@mostly-just_comments-and- Yeah I'm not sure when but he has to be at least 1103 which is older than 900 so it makes it even sweeter since it's been even longer.
The look that Matt Smith gave as the Doctor when Clara said, "It's smaller on the outside." was priceless! Never, in 13 lives, did anyone ever say that!
I recall there was one character ages ago who was brought into the TARDIS unconscious, and saw it from the inside first, so when they saw it from the outside later they said "it's smaller on the outside".
The funny thing is we find out with the war doctor that Clara absolutely already knows who the doctor is, and she's just saying that to troll him because she already knows that everyone else has said it's bigger on the inside.
@@telph3223iirc she doesn't have any memories of her original self and lived normally other than a vague understanding that she should help this silly man in a box. though other versions of her probably had a much clearer understanding like the version of her on galfray
It was his cheeky smile that never got old. He was like an old professor trapped in a young man's body, and he always bragged in the best ways he could.
I’ve heard that this Clara was originally going to be the main companion instead of present day Clara, and I have to say as much as I love the Clara we got, I would have loved to see a new who companion from the past
@austinjones9276 hi both❤. I know this is random but oh well... John 3:16-18 For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. 17 For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him. 18 Whoever believes in him is not condemned, but whoever does not believe stands condemned already because they have not believed in the name of God’s one and only Son.
I think part of the reason he has companions is because he likes that moment of awe and amazement. He's lived hundreds of years seen and done it all, so it must be fun to be reminded how amazing things are now and again.
11 does explain this to Amy Pond in a mini-sode. He tells her that he can't see the wonders of the universe anymore after the universe has become his backyard. But he sees it in his companions' eyes and their awe and wonder.
When I first saw this and she delivered that line I knew that Clara, regardless of the version, wasn’t going to be like the other companions I had seen up to that point. To this day my favorite companions are Clara, River, Amy & Rorie, Captain Jack, Rose & Martha in that order, still looking for my 8-10.
@@jamess069personally I find the line obnoxious. Its such an awkward way to say that and it just screams "I'm not like the other girls" that it kinda leaves a bad taste in my mouth...
One of the things I love about Clara is her reaction to the TARDIS. She goes in, then runs out and around it, and then flips the usual reaction on its head. That's our Clara.
I can't believe I actually met Jenna Coleman last month. It's so insane seeing her on screen now afterwards. She was so kind and nice, she really is an amazing actress. And I loved her introduction as Clara in The Snowmen! :)
I met her at Dutch Comic Con recently and she indeed is really nice. We went bc my gf loves Dr. WHO and Clara is het favourite character. So we got an autograph, I got to ask a question in the Q&A and we both took a picture with her as well
For me, this is one of my favorites “companion first entrance” in the Tardis. Love Eleven smile, love the music and definitely love Clara’s change “bigger in the inside” for “smaller in the outside”. Just brilliant ❤
This is the best intro to the tardis ever. The music swelling, the flare of the doctor snapping as the tardis powers up and the music starting, the wonder of Clara seeing the tardis for the 'first' time, and the doctor being thrown for a loop with the unexpected. Cinematic perfection.
I love Bill’s TARDIS entrance. It’s super cinematic and unique. The music and everything, and how Capaldi delivers it. Just phenomenal scene. It helps remind me how beautiful this interior is, because it is perfect in every way. One of the worst decisions chibnall made was removing it. If I was showrunner, I’d rebuild that entire set and have the prime minister of England sign it as law that the interior could never be changed because it’s that good.
She's no more a governess than the Tardis is just a box. He was already aware of the fact that there was something very odd about her, long before he found out why. Incidentally, this instance of Clara should remember seeing it in the future, so her stunned response must have been feigned. She probably spent a long time thinking about what to say, and deliberately chose an unusual response.
Tbh I was hoping for multiple versions of Clara to happen every episode or every other episode. 😒 They kinda implied there was many different Clara's... Yet we get stuck with Judy one.
The big smile as he turns everything on in the Tardis and turns to Clara is like a small child showing off his favourite toy to someone new. With the music too it’s a perfect first visit for someone to his blue box
For those of you that dont know; When people usually see the Tardis they say its bigger on the inside, Clara said its smaller on the outside. Which IS a first.
I love how Jenna Coleman does accents. Her natural accent is subtle Lancashire, which she keeps on for 21st century Clara as well as 21st Century Johanna Constantine in The Sandman. However, in historical roles she alters it a bit to fit what the scene demands. Here she uses an accent which is still rather civilian and casual, but with more notes of the traditional RP accent, as well as a rather pronounced East London accent when she gets agitated. This adds so much personality and fits the role of a servant to a wealthy London family very well. Meanwhile in her role as Lady Constantine in 1782, she ramps the Received Pronunciation up to 100000, which (along with her acting) really makes her feel like a 19th century noblewoman. It's quite neat and helps to subtly differentiate her characters
I love Clara's intro to the TARDIS.. that moment she says "it's smaller on the outside" had me howling in laughter. It was such a well played joke on the classic line.
To each their own but 11's 1'st tardis interior was like 6's outfit. "ooh I'm an Alien/weird" but it grows on you over time. This one was dope at first but I like how 12 really feels like he lives in the Tardis with the stuff he adds (guitar, blackboard and bookshelves)
Eh not yet It’s too sterile in the smith era The canals I update completes it to the point I. Don’t really consider them the same It’s not a massive change but those bits and bobs really changed the atmosphere
God, this scene is genuinely amazing from so many different perspectives, but I especially love this scene's subtext. On the surface, this is just another (admittedly very fun) Tardis reveal. Clara is convinced that the Doctor is patronizing her, that he thinks very little of her, that he may even be a bit backward like a lot of people in her time period, saying she's not "sweet" or "little", trying to prove herself an equal. But then the Tardis lights come on with the word "little", after having mocked him (and the box by extension for being so small). She thought the Doctor was chastising her for having aspirations above her "place" by comparing her to the box, but with the realization that the Tardis is so much larger on the inside, she realizes that she was wrong. He was saying she is so much more than she appears to be. This is the kind of writing I miss in Doctor Who these days. If only this had been paid off more by making this version of Clara his companion so she could really grow to be the person she aspires to be, and more. And this is coming from someone who absolutely adored 12's run and the dynamic he and Clara had.
I had to stop watching Dr Who when Whittaker took the role.. not because she a woman, infact I was really excited to see something so fresh and new..., but because the writing was so lazy... I found the show unbearable on so many levels. Boring plots, storylines, aliens, companions, even the Doc had no personality... it was just abysmal. Chris Chibnall as head writer was a terrible decision.
I love her response. Because of the previous comparison of Clara with the Tardis you almost get the feeling that she's speaking of herself when she says she smaller on the outside. Like our in episode perception of her is only the tip of the iceberg for her character
Yeah I know , I thought in that moment we were entering a new Era of Dr who , I thought he was gonna take to places she’d never dream of , a future she never thgiut possible and us as the audience was gonna awe and wonder watching her become a great person and woman of the universe and maybe an adventure with HG Wells thrown in for good measure , what a missed opertunity , i thought Victorian London would replace modern day earth and Alien invasions would have to thrwarted and the show would anchor to this era for a and I don’t care if thousands are saying the same on here, it was a truly missed opertunity and it can’t be stated enough, this scene gets me every time , a glimpse into a companion that would have been one of the greatest ever in the shows history but nope , modern Clara was good but she could have been better.
Heartbreaking, brilliant episode. I thought the Victorian version of Clara just a wee bit more interesting than 21st-century Clara - who, btw I did generally enjoy watching.
@@FlagadossSupreme I literally searched the clip and no it doesn't. He says "okay, that is a first" Here is the proof: m.ruclips.net/video/OHHTw-chJ64/видео.html&t=222 Next time you say something, make sure to actually check you are correct first before even bothering to type anything.
Clara was my favorite. She was the sweetest. I fell in love with her when I was younger. She was truly the most unique and she was the toughest companion. Her exit from the show was done perfectly.
@@barnabasjthomas9983I have a few other terms that I feel fit better, tactically acquired, strategic transfer of equipment to alternate locations or S.T.E.A.L., and going off what you said borrowed without returning, I’m open to new terms as well
When Bill says "Doctor what?" 12 definitely could've said "well that's a first" to callback this moment I will never not be disappointed that they didn't do that :(
Doctor Who's costume department needs so much more love! Clara's governess dress is so great and accurate even down to the finest details. They occasionally take artistic and budget liberties but costumes are usually only for one episode and it's sci-fi so it's forgivable. But when they've got it, they have it down to the finest of details. Better than 95% of pure historical dramas with eye-watering budgets. I had to stop watching them because I kept getting irritated.
That little chuckle he lets out when she's shellshocked, is a reaction to why he loves humans so much, and brings companions with him on his travels. Because he's old, he's already seen a lot of the things in the world. So the wonder humans show to what he would consider mundane, like the TARDIS, is something he draws great joy in.
THIS is my favorite Clara. I wanted her to be his companion! I grew to like the other one that we got but I liked this one from the beginning... and morned both her and what could have been.
He did say, “That’s a first!” ....and Clara’s “Smaller on the outside.”, so far, was the only time it was said that way, at least, I think it was! If anyone can confirm this for me, thank you in advance!! 😃👍
@@johnrowley3721 Yes, it was a first. I've seen every episode, all the way back to William Hartnell, and Clara was the first person to focus on the outer size of the TARDIS rather than the inner size.
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That cheeky smile when he says “…and it’s mine” gets me every time. It’s like, after 900 years he’s still enthralled by the TARDIS, and still can’t believe it belongs to him.
Actually at this point he's at least 1103 because it's after he fakes his death. But the point still stands, he loves his TARDIS!
@@SpeedyCheetahCub actually much older depends on what you think
@@mostly-just_comments-and- Yeah I'm not sure when but he has to be at least 1103 which is older than 900 so it makes it even sweeter since it's been even longer.
@@SpeedyCheetahCub yea it is confusing
It's not actually his though is it? I mean he did steal it after all didn't he? 😂😂
The look that Matt Smith gave as the Doctor when Clara said, "It's smaller on the outside." was priceless! Never, in 13 lives, did anyone ever say that!
I recall there was one character ages ago who was brought into the TARDIS unconscious, and saw it from the inside first, so when they saw it from the outside later they said "it's smaller on the outside".
@@SimonClarkstoneThat’s right! In “Into the Dalek” when he saves Journey Blue!
The funny thing is we find out with the war doctor that Clara absolutely already knows who the doctor is, and she's just saying that to troll him because she already knows that everyone else has said it's bigger on the inside.
@@telph3223iirc she doesn't have any memories of her original self and lived normally other than a vague understanding that she should help this silly man in a box. though other versions of her probably had a much clearer understanding like the version of her on galfray
13 ? does 10 regeneration count as a life i thought it was just healing and galifreyan had 12 lives
"it's smaller on the outside!"
…
"okay…that IS a first."
*Okay, that is a first.
That's what I said.
@@OverWimsyou got ahead of me...
I love Clara’s ability to surprise the doctor everytime
Okay that's a first
"And it's mine."
The TARDIS: "There he goes again, acting like I'm just a big blue box. And of course he brought in another stray."
I mean the tardis calls him her thief
But what a stray she is… hot damn
@@plantainsame2049 Wait... I thought the TARDIS claims she stole him?
@@ImFrelledboth, the box is weird like that.
TARDIS: how many strays has it been now?
It was his cheeky smile that never got old. He was like an old professor trapped in a young man's body, and he always bragged in the best ways he could.
He does look so INCREDIBLY smug at 0:23 when the TARDIS reveal shuts her up.
@@mithiwithi even when his back was turned when he turned on the lights the way he stood practically shouted "uh huh thats right"
He of all of them captured the elder Doctor the best.
@@lolamagentaI thought Capaldi captured the elder Doctor the best
The truth is that it looks smsal at the first but after the women might have a surprise
I’ve heard that this Clara was originally going to be the main companion instead of present day Clara, and I have to say as much as I love the Clara we got, I would have loved to see a new who companion from the past
Would be cool but the companion will always be from the present to serve as an anchor/ground point for the audience.
@@jlb4685there have been several companion not from present day earth.
Logically impossible.
Don't you remember the season 7 storyline? Or am I mistaken?
Clara went through his timeline in the end.
@@DzakPara I mean in terms of ideas while in development
The scoring was probably the best during Smith's tenure.
Someone forgot that both doomsday and vale decem exist and are both 10 doctor scores
@@williamwade2674idgaf, it's good, you cannot overplay it.
@@williamwade2674 they did overplay it but its not bad
I couldn't imagine John Williams himself scoring it better.
@ehisey,
He didn't score, as they were just friends.
the feeling when the music kicks in...gotta love this scene
IKR!?! 😃😁😆😉☺🤩
@austinjones9276 hi both❤. I know this is random but oh well...
John 3:16-18
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. 17 For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him. 18 Whoever believes in him is not condemned, but whoever does not believe stands condemned already because they have not believed in the name of God’s one and only Son.
FR
It's my personal favorite Doctor leitmotif.
Kinda wish they’d kept the trait of saying it’s smaller on the outside for all the iterations of Clara, like a character quirk
I think part of the reason he has companions is because he likes that moment of awe and amazement. He's lived hundreds of years seen and done it all, so it must be fun to be reminded how amazing things are now and again.
Also the fact he gets dark when he’s alone, the most notable example being the time lord victorious.
@@tiffanyroberts6460 we don’t talk about that😗
11 does explain this to Amy Pond in a mini-sode. He tells her that he can't see the wonders of the universe anymore after the universe has become his backyard. But he sees it in his companions' eyes and their awe and wonder.
Clara: It's smaller on the outside!
The Doctor: wot
When I first saw this and she delivered that line I knew that Clara, regardless of the version, wasn’t going to be like the other companions I had seen up to that point. To this day my favorite companions are Clara, River, Amy & Rorie, Captain Jack, Rose & Martha in that order, still looking for my 8-10.
For just a second I thought she might say, "dimensionally transcendental". That's how Pertwee described it.
Total bitchster until the Doom music starts, eh, what?
@@jamess069personally I find the line obnoxious. Its such an awkward way to say that and it just screams "I'm not like the other girls" that it kinda leaves a bad taste in my mouth...
@@jamess069how could you not name the one and only Donna Noble, aka the best of modern companions.
Loved Clara and Matt Smith as the Doctor. He's also very proud of the fact that he stole the TARDIS.
no, the Tardis, who is a supersmart sentient saphient supercomputer which can be anywhere in time and space, kidnapped him
The TARDIS stole him
The TARDIS: “The only thing the doctor stole... was my heart. ❤🤗”
Technically the tardis stole him 😂
*BORROWED* lol
That song touched me real good ngl when I watched this episode fr fr.
Please don't say that it sounds so wrong
Talk right jfc
@@MegaE45hey it touched me real good as well
Where on the doll did it touch you?
Same bro i literally came
One of the things I love about Clara is her reaction to the TARDIS. She goes in, then runs out and around it, and then flips the usual reaction on its head. That's our Clara.
It would have been funny if it wasn't scripted. At least in the version which Matt saw.
@@ffortissimo It's still funny even being scripted, mate!
I can't believe I actually met Jenna Coleman last month. It's so insane seeing her on screen now afterwards. She was so kind and nice, she really is an amazing actress. And I loved her introduction as Clara in The Snowmen! :)
No way
But she was introduced in the Asylum of the Daleks
@@FlagadossSupreme notice how they said as Clara because in that episode she wasn’t Clara yet she was oswin
@@justagamersquad2907 yup
I met her at Dutch Comic Con recently and she indeed is really nice. We went bc my gf loves Dr. WHO and Clara is het favourite character. So we got an autograph, I got to ask a question in the Q&A and we both took a picture with her as well
For me, this is one of my favorites “companion first entrance” in the Tardis. Love Eleven smile, love the music and definitely love Clara’s change “bigger in the inside” for “smaller in the outside”. Just brilliant ❤
I was confused cause I always thought he was 12 but I forget war doctor isnt counted
@@macin6931 he was technically the 13th doctor
Also technically lore wise this isn't her first T.A.R.D.I.S experience since she's fragmented across his life as the impossible girl.
This is the best intro to the tardis ever. The music swelling, the flare of the doctor snapping as the tardis powers up and the music starting, the wonder of Clara seeing the tardis for the 'first' time, and the doctor being thrown for a loop with the unexpected. Cinematic perfection.
One of the two best TARDIS reveals ever, the other one being Capaldi undercover finally getting a go at it.
I love Bill’s TARDIS entrance. It’s super cinematic and unique. The music and everything, and how Capaldi delivers it. Just phenomenal scene. It helps remind me how beautiful this interior is, because it is perfect in every way. One of the worst decisions chibnall made was removing it. If I was showrunner, I’d rebuild that entire set and have the prime minister of England sign it as law that the interior could never be changed because it’s that good.
I love his little chuckle when she runs outside to look. It’s as if he’s remembering all his other companions doing so ❤️
Obligatory comment on how governess Clara would’ve been so much cooler to have as a companion that contemporary clara
FR just going through the rewatch and thinking this- although I don’t think S7 Clara is too bad
She's no more a governess than the Tardis is just a box. He was already aware of the fact that there was something very odd about her, long before he found out why.
Incidentally, this instance of Clara should remember seeing it in the future, so her stunned response must have been feigned. She probably spent a long time thinking about what to say, and deliberately chose an unusual response.
Right there with ya buddy
Would've also been the first companion since Jamie who was not from the modern time.
Tbh I was hoping for multiple versions of Clara to happen every episode or every other episode. 😒 They kinda implied there was many different Clara's... Yet we get stuck with Judy one.
The big smile as he turns everything on in the Tardis and turns to Clara is like a small child showing off his favourite toy to someone new. With the music too it’s a perfect first visit for someone to his blue box
I really really wish this was the version of Clara we got and the one from modern times was an echo.
She was the worst - so whiny
@@greywater3186 but she got better over the years
@@greywater3186 at least she was smart, or rather showed the existence of a brain, unlike some early companions, and later companions
@@Lscott-fk2sn You wouldn’t be referring to Bill, would you? 😆
@@greywater3186 perhaps...
For those of you that dont know; When people usually see the Tardis they say its bigger on the inside, Clara said its smaller on the outside.
Which IS a first.
I love how Jenna Coleman does accents. Her natural accent is subtle Lancashire, which she keeps on for 21st century Clara as well as 21st Century Johanna Constantine in The Sandman. However, in historical roles she alters it a bit to fit what the scene demands. Here she uses an accent which is still rather civilian and casual, but with more notes of the traditional RP accent, as well as a rather pronounced East London accent when she gets agitated. This adds so much personality and fits the role of a servant to a wealthy London family very well. Meanwhile in her role as Lady Constantine in 1782, she ramps the Received Pronunciation up to 100000, which (along with her acting) really makes her feel like a 19th century noblewoman. It's quite neat and helps to subtly differentiate her characters
This song with this scene gives me goosebumps every time
I love that line….he replies….thats…new!
*Okay, that is a first.
Yep can't believe that last bit was missed out of the clip (he is so old and no one has ever said it's smaller on the outside)
@@OverWims bro really went to every comment he could find and correct them. 💀💀💀💀💀🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
This is one of my favorite episodes. Clara quickly became my favorite companion as she was the cutest and most charming.
This tune kick sooo hard, every time!
Frrrrr
Every
Time ❤
I love Clara's intro to the TARDIS.. that moment she says "it's smaller on the outside" had me howling in laughter. It was such a well played joke on the classic line.
This scene gives me goosebumps!! The transition from outside to the inside of the Tardis with the music is a masterpiece!!
I’ll miss this show, it’s a shell of its former self. #RIPDoctorWho
oh nooo, a person with a different skin color played the doctor. how terrible. rip doctor who waaaa.
The reveal of one of the GOAT Tardis interiors.
To each their own but 11's 1'st tardis interior was like 6's outfit. "ooh I'm an Alien/weird" but it grows on you over time.
This one was dope at first but I like how 12 really feels like he lives in the Tardis with the stuff he adds (guitar, blackboard and bookshelves)
@@UberDr009 yeah, 12 took this design and made it his own. When I was talking about this interior, I meant from now through 12.
I think both 11's TARDIS's suited his personality at that time really well, but this will forever be one of my top like 3 interiors.
Eh not yet
It’s too sterile in the smith era
The canals I update completes it to the point I. Don’t really consider them the same
It’s not a massive change but those bits and bobs really changed the atmosphere
Awesome for encapsulating what Doctor Who is, but my favorite is 8 bc he has an entire library
Clara: "It's smaller on the outside!"
Doctor: smol eyebrows raise
God, this scene is genuinely amazing from so many different perspectives, but I especially love this scene's subtext.
On the surface, this is just another (admittedly very fun) Tardis reveal. Clara is convinced that the Doctor is patronizing her, that he thinks very little of her, that he may even be a bit backward like a lot of people in her time period, saying she's not "sweet" or "little", trying to prove herself an equal.
But then the Tardis lights come on with the word "little", after having mocked him (and the box by extension for being so small). She thought the Doctor was chastising her for having aspirations above her "place" by comparing her to the box, but with the realization that the Tardis is so much larger on the inside, she realizes that she was wrong. He was saying she is so much more than she appears to be.
This is the kind of writing I miss in Doctor Who these days. If only this had been paid off more by making this version of Clara his companion so she could really grow to be the person she aspires to be, and more. And this is coming from someone who absolutely adored 12's run and the dynamic he and Clara had.
I had to stop watching Dr Who when Whittaker took the role.. not because she a woman, infact I was really excited to see something so fresh and new..., but because the writing was so lazy... I found the show unbearable on so many levels. Boring plots, storylines, aliens, companions, even the Doc had no personality... it was just abysmal. Chris Chibnall as head writer was a terrible decision.
@@Amzzyyo That’s why I stopped watching as well, hopefully the New Doctor and the return of RTD can put the show back on the right track.
@@Amzzyyo it was indeed very disappointing but unfortunetly whatever goes up has to go down eventually and so did doctor Who ;-;
@@Captain-J-Amadaeus Davies is coming back? Have they screwed everything up so much they have to bring back the guy that re-started it all?
@@johnfriday5169 Seems like it.
It had been a few years since he got to show off like that to someone, and Matt Smith just played with the perfect amount of excitement.
When he says “And it’s Mine” for some reason that gives me chills lol
I love Clara! Best companion ever her!
This was definitely one of my favourite tardis introductions. And reactions to it 😂
Certainly one of the prettiest companions
I love her response. Because of the previous comparison of Clara with the Tardis you almost get the feeling that she's speaking of herself when she says she smaller on the outside. Like our in episode perception of her is only the tip of the iceberg for her character
Clara was definitely the smartest companion ever. And the most doctor like.
"It's called the TARDIS it travel anywhere in time and space and it's mine"
Doctor, I believe you have that backwards… it’s you that is HERS! After all, she’s the one that stole you!! 😏😂💙💙🔷
*"It's called the TARDIS it travel anywhere in time and space and it's mine*....*neener, neener neener"*
I thought sexy stole HIM? not the other way around?
@@stephensheridan1279 he hadn't formally met sexy yet
Love that Line
I still get goose bumps watching Doctor Who xx
Idk why the '...and it's mine' gets me it's so well delivered
Yea so true, bro this greatest show
Matt Smith will always be my favorite doctor, he was amazingly good and was able to be goofy and funny but also dramatic and impressive.
This TARDIS reveal was definitely one of the best!
Matt Smith's run was legendary. The best there ever will be, I hope he returns for a special episode
This episode has such an energy to it, and it’s a crime that it was cut off so soon
The scene, the music, it’s just perfect
Loved Clara. And Matt Smith was a wonderful Doctor.
This gives me chills. I miss Matt so much
Still one of my favorite specials! Love the story, the sound track and wish we had more of this Clara.
Yeah I know , I thought in that moment we were entering a new Era of Dr who , I thought he was gonna take to places she’d never dream of , a future she never thgiut possible and us as the audience was gonna awe and wonder watching her become a great person and woman of the universe and maybe an adventure with HG Wells thrown in for good measure , what a missed opertunity , i thought Victorian London would replace modern day earth and Alien invasions would have to thrwarted and the show would anchor to this era for a
and I don’t care if thousands are saying the same on here, it was a truly missed opertunity and it can’t be stated enough, this scene gets me every time , a glimpse into a companion that would have been one of the greatest ever in the shows history but nope , modern Clara was good but she could have been better.
I absolutely love that Clara flipped it around.
I remember being so triggered and confused by her saying it's smaller in the outside 😂😂 i will never forget this scene
This music always gives them good chills
Haha yes
I miss Clara 😢.
Her boyfriend belittling the doctor and her doing nothing about it, that really turned me off her
Especially this version
@@cosmicgrub360 and then threatening him to bring him back from the dead
@@LaLiTi the black guy named danny pink who became a cyber man was amys boyfriend?
really shes like least memorable companion
She was the most beautiful companion.
The eyebrows on the "it's smaller on the outside" was flawless.
_"...and it's MINE."_ 😏
Eleven says that was such gravitas! That's my favorite part in this entire special. The music hits hardest there.
Clara close the door!!!
No matter how many times I've seen this. I still shout this.
Every damn time, Doctor just click your fingers
"the doors are impenetrable. nothing can get in. so we just leave them open most of the time"
@@ninjadudeofficial "oh hey I know we're being chased by an evil monster but let's sit around for a bit with the doors open
With the right actor, when that music starts... it just makes a scene so much better.
Goodbye Pond Playhouse console room. Hello Moffat Kitchen console room.
"I'm the doctor"
"not the chef?"
"no that's the other guy"
I could listen to this over and over, it's so cool. ❤
Heartbreaking, brilliant episode. I thought the Victorian version of Clara just a wee bit more interesting than 21st-century Clara - who, btw I did generally enjoy watching.
I love how much he enjoys this moment from people lmao, despite how long he’s been doing it this just doesn’t get old for him
Ooh first one to not say bigger on the inside "that's new" 😂😂
*Okay, that is a first.
@@OverWims No disabled human, it say that's new
@@FlagadossSupreme I literally searched the clip and no it doesn't. He says "okay, that is a first"
Here is the proof: m.ruclips.net/video/OHHTw-chJ64/видео.html&t=222
Next time you say something, make sure to actually check you are correct first before even bothering to type anything.
These are always my favorite moments in Doctor Who. The first time a companion is introduced to the TARDIS.
“That one’s definitely a first.”
This is why matt Smith is my favorite doctor. His expressions of whimsy. He looked like he was always having so much fun.
this scene is just so iconic
One of the best tardis reveals in the series
One of my favorite scenes. In fact, I named my doctor who podcast "Smaller on the Outside" for that reason 😊
Clara was my favorite. She was the sweetest. I fell in love with her when I was younger. She was truly the most unique and she was the toughest companion. Her exit from the show was done perfectly.
"And it's mine... because I stole it"
"so it's not urs?"
Nah. Sexy stole him.
"BORROWED. I BORROWED it."
@@barnabasjthomas9983I have a few other terms that I feel fit better, tactically acquired, strategic transfer of equipment to alternate locations or S.T.E.A.L., and going off what you said borrowed without returning, I’m open to new terms as well
@@urthboundmisfitpeople keep forgetting that.
That feeling, that you felt in your heart just now, that was hope.
When Bill says "Doctor what?" 12 definitely could've said "well that's a first" to callback this moment
I will never not be disappointed that they didn't do that :(
Because Rose did it first
I miss her so much, by far one of the best doctor companions.
The moment I fell in love with Clara!
Oh I was in love with her when she was in a dalek. I was so happy when she showed up again.
"Smaller on the outside" defined Clara so well, my favorite of The Doctor's companions
"it's dimensionally transcendental!"
...
"ok, that's a new one, I have to admit"
I just loved it when he gave her a key. That's a player move. Works everytime.😊
Doctor Who is the living definition of "I'M GOING TO THE ONE PLACE THAT HASN'T BEEN CORRUPTED BY CAPITALISM...SPACE!"
And time
@@KhanhNguyen-mh5ec yeah
I luv all the Victorian era episodes, esp. this one, the crimson horror, a Christmas Carol, and capaldi's first episode.
Doctor Who's costume department needs so much more love! Clara's governess dress is so great and accurate even down to the finest details. They occasionally take artistic and budget liberties but costumes are usually only for one episode and it's sci-fi so it's forgivable. But when they've got it, they have it down to the finest of details. Better than 95% of pure historical dramas with eye-watering budgets. I had to stop watching them because I kept getting irritated.
That little chuckle he lets out when she's shellshocked, is a reaction to why he loves humans so much, and brings companions with him on his travels. Because he's old, he's already seen a lot of the things in the world.
So the wonder humans show to what he would consider mundane, like the TARDIS, is something he draws great joy in.
Remember my first time in my tardis!👀
THIS is my favorite Clara. I wanted her to be his companion! I grew to like the other one that we got but I liked this one from the beginning... and morned both her and what could have been.
Thats the best doctor they have ever had. And they had many good ones prior to him.
That music will never get old and I love it
Every time the score plays.. goosebumps literal goosebumps
Never forget my first time in a tardis
Know that feeling, when you walk in, and try to take it all in. Loved when they did the Tardis Tour ❤❤
Man that music gets me going every time!
On account of how the tardis canonically works, "smaller on the outside" is technically more accurate than the usual "bigger on the inside"
No matter the form, one thing is always clear. They’re all the Doctor, and the Tardis is always breathtaking
Why is everyone saying The Doctor's next line is "Okay, that's new"? He said, "Okay, that is a first."
THANK U!!!
He did say, “That’s a first!” ....and Clara’s “Smaller on the outside.”, so far, was the only time it was said that way, at least, I think it was! If anyone can confirm this for me, thank you in advance!! 😃👍
@@johnrowley3721 Yes, it was a first. I've seen every episode, all the way back to William Hartnell, and Clara was the first person to focus on the outer size of the TARDIS rather than the inner size.
@@margretrosenberg420 Thanks, Margret! I thought it might’ve been! 😃👍
Clara, my favorite Doctor Who companion.
Absolutely my all-time favorite Companion!
Ahhhhh I love this duo so much! And the Doctor’s face is priceless when Clara says “it’s smaller on the outside”😆😆😆
I finally found something that can relax me. Thank you lady, everything is majestic in that video 🫶
Always will be my faviroute doctor.