DOCTOR WHO WILL OUTLIVE US ALL
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waddup, Bertie❤️
oh my gosh the combination of bertie gilbert and doctor who is so cool it could kill me
thank god i wasn't there when "are you smarter than a tennant-year-old" aired
hi anfisa nice to see you in such a lovely place ahaha
@@user-se7ci1cq9i HEY FRIEND!!! 🧡
Bertie if this restarts a doctor who phase you will be hearing from my lawyer
I’LL SEE YOU IN COURT
@@BertieGilbert1 *soft weeping*
It’s not a phase 😔
Bruh I've been in a Doctor Who phase for seven straight years
SAME.
it’s been a hot minute since i’ve seen someone praise this show, and it made me remember how this show changed my life.
i started watching it in 2010, when i was ten years old. my fascination with the show was what inspired me to learn english on my own (i’m brazilian). i found a community of people who loved these characters as much as i did, and for the first time in my life i felt like i was part of something bigger.
but by far, what changed me the most was the episode blink. again, i was ten when i watched it for the first time and was terrified, but kept coming back to it over and over again. that’s when i realized i wanted to be a filmmaker, specifically a screenwriter. i understood that these stories and these characters are a form of art, not something to keep me entertained.
i grew up in a place where no one is incentivized to persue the arts, so understanding that i could be the one behind the camera making people feel things just by writing a few words down... that gave me a purpose, an ambition. and i’m still following it today.
all of this to say that now i’m gonna have to watch the entire show for the first time in five years so thanks bertie
I started watching it too when I was around ten and it was also the show I learned english with! what a coincidence :)
and it’s still one of my favourite shows!
I love reading the comments on Bertie's videos because there's always other filmmakers! Good luck Natalia, I hope to see your name in the credits one day
DITTO DITTO DITTO
I started watching when I was 7 or 8 when it was on TV Cultura
The way bertie will fully be running dr who in 10 years the trauma plotlines are gonna make a big comeback guys I'm so ready
manifesting this
at the very least he NEEDS to write and/or direct an episode
everyone with daddy issues flocks to David Tennant's doctor,,,,, and that's that
Care to explain?
@@katherinewinters5674 missing a father figure ~ david tennant takes the spot in your heart
@@izziarwyn4765 ah, thank you
keep your voice down
as someone with daddy issues I always flock to s1 ep 8
bertie gilbert wakes up everyday and chooses nostalgia
doctor who fits your aesthetic so well
ffs us brits ay
don’t know why i expected anything less for the editing when i clicked this,, but then you became a hologram right off the bat so thanks bertie
i am who i am
@@BertieGilbert1 can’t dispute that
every once in a while I forget Doctor Who exists and then it comes along, grabs my hand and says “run.” thank you for making me run again my guy.
run you clever boy
“they’re always a bit, like, honhonhon, wow, ooh, who, get you doctor ooh” yeah
I think Eleven’s theme that plays when he regenerates is one of the best musical themes to come out of the show and the music overall is the best part of that era too - and so well adds to the whimsical feeling you were talking about
totally agree! one of my fave regeneration scenes
I did a whole school project on just the use of the 'Doomsday theme' from Davies era- honestly the music in the show is phenomenal, Murray Gold is one of the BEST!
i love the fairytale soundtrack that Eleven had
@@camilly_RUDE not sure if you actually mean Amy's theme, that's the lightly hummed one?
@@WindspriteM infinite potential i think
Doctor in distress!
Let's all answer his SOS.
Doctor in distress!
Bring him back now, we won't take less.
Btw, this song was composed by Hans Zimmer. People need to know. This is Hans Zimmer's contribution to Doctor Who.
we love to see someone who appreciates capaldi's performance this much
Eoin O'Kelly SO MANY PEOPLE DONT LIKE HIM JUST BECUASE THEY LIKE THE RECKLESS HERO OF DAVID TENNANT AND MATT SMITH!
I love them
BUT COME ON MAN
Peter Capaldi is such a legend that I have dreams where he’s just in the background making valuable commentary, because why not.
capaldi is fine. but his episodes and their writing is fuckin awful
YES to this
Heaven Sent is the best damn episode of new Who and that's the hill I will die on.
Peter Capaldi's solo performance, Moffat's script, Rachel Talalay's cinematography and Gold's music really came together and made that. They didn't have to go so hard, but they did, and I'm eternally grateful. Never thought an episode with virtually just one character in one location would work, but my god, it did.
I recently sat down and watched a few of my favourite episodes from all of new who (blink, lady in the fireplace, Vincent and the doctor, the doctors wife ect...) and ‘Heaven sent’ is just such a wonderful episode. The score is amazing and it just feels so grown up. It’s a proper mind bend but it works so well. I think it gets better the more you rewatch it.
YES! The way Moffat writes women! I’ve been saying that for ages! THANK YOU
I used to watch The Sarah Jane Adventures and remember the cross over episode, everyone in primary school talking about it 😂 wow time flies by
this made me cry a little bit at points because i literally love doctor who so much
it's the zygon inversion speech for me :''')
@@caseygecko for reaaal :”)
Me too 😭
same, just the soundtrack honestly 😭
Yes Bertie! Donna is the best one
Edit: no Murray Gold mention?! I think the amazing score was one of the reasons it worked in 2005!
my biggest regret with this vid! murray gold is wonderful
"Tennant as romantic, heroic and human..."
Me: *immediately remembers the episodes where he was the darkest mfer in existence*
Uh Bertie...you sure about that?
Bertie: I disagree
Me: OHHH okay good we're on the same page lmao
No other Doctor after 10th has gone quite as dark, as brutal as he did. My god, I was terrified of him in the waters of mars. Tennant's doctor was amazing, but he also was a d*ck and a dark mfer.
loved the editing on this. loverly :)
Me: Will this video do Doctor Who dirty? Bertie Gillbert: Doctor in Distress! Me: Okay he got this.
Whenever someone asks me again "What's Doctor Who? Why do you love it so much?" I'mma point them to this video! Very clear and concise analysis, although I'm kind of in awe at how neutral you presented the Chibnall era lol
Yeah Very low key praise which it hasn’t really earned. As for Whitaker being a good actor I agree but she’s awful in Who, a spectacular mis-casting.
I love the tenderness of your approach to this. This show *is* laughable, but it's so, so close to my heart. To so many people's hearts.
"We love Capaldi, don't we?"
YES! YES, WE DO!
I will never get tired of Bertie Gilbert talking about.....
Anything...
Literally anything...
I would watch it 10 times over....
i'll always be jealous of you for meeting Tennant
The Eleventh Doctor gave me so much hope back when I was still closeted. When I felt lonely and I contemplated ending things, he was there, meeting with Vincent van Gogh and saying to Amy, "Every life is a pile of good things and bad things. The good things don't necessarily soften the bad things, but vice versa, the bad things don't spoil the good things, or make them unimportant."
so glad you got through ❤️
i think the time i thought ‘yeah this isn’t for me anymore and that’s okay’ was when everything became a little too prophetic and miserable just ... all the time. also i think we have the same connection to doctor who and that’s neat
“A lot of gassing everyone up” a very true statement and it’s Moffat’s fault
THANK YOU FOR USING THE MUSIC FROM THE FEAR MONOLOGUE. one of the best pieces from the show imo
this video really captures the homey-ness of doctor who. love that show too much
i have to write 2 uni essays in the next 24 hours so I'm bookmarking this video to watch when I'm done. it's like a reward. c u on the other side.
I survived and the Tennant impression alone has revived me😊
@@AnnaWoods As someone who watched this as a reward before writing the last section of my uni essay due in the morning, I feel you
@@maxmaximum10 oh you get the pain!!! & You've got this essay, I believe in you🙏
Maybe the generation between millennials and gen z (late 90s babies) should be dubbed the 'New Who-ers'. For those of us who connected with the show the way you described, I think it fits 😅
YES I LIKE THIS
I loved Christopher Eccleston as the Doctor, his series is very underrated
i’m fighting the urge to stop watching this and go binge doctor who... cause this video is so good... but also doctor who
ikr,, i binged the entire show over the summer and i do not regret it
please binge it. I got all the way from Eccleston's era to Whittaker's. I'm ready to rewatch Capaldi's, then watch everything from the _even_ older series.
@@kydune8152 same! ive watched some of the old series and I’m honestly ready to rewatch everything again.
it’s amazing
im so glad I've found a corner of the internet that appreciates this show just as much as I do! I agree with some much of what you said- ten is my doctor and donna and Wilf are by far my favourite characters. Great video
wilf forever 🥰
the library episodes with david tennant are still among the greatest things i've watched on tv ever; one of the most beautiful introductions to a character ever (river song)
The slitheen are a key part of my being and those episodes are iconic
doctor who is one of the things I love more than anything, my parents made me watch it from the start of Christopher eccleston, I may have not even been 1 yet when the first episode came out, but I promise, I was propped up to watch the screen, and now I love it so much :)
I was also that weird kid that would bring in my sonic screwdriver every day, and usually also a couple of figurines, and no I'm not talking about like year 3, it was year 9-10.....
lol
god, same. i was recently two when the first episode came out and ive been watching it ever since
Do you guys remember charlieissocoollike's Doctor Who band (jesus christ, I still know all the words)
yes chameleon circuit omg
chameleon circuit ✌️
omgggg i havent thought ab that in YEARS
The big bang 2 was my favourite and I still listen every now and then 😛
There was so much amazing Doctor Who fan music and I miss it
Damn, hearing 'With Love, Vincent' gets me in the feels every time.
The Loving Vincent music in the beginning of the video sent me straight back to my fourteen year old self, who cried tons during the Vincent episode. Thanks for that.
Anyway this was so lovely to watch. I don't actively watch the show anymore, but it will always be a source of nostalgia for me. For a long time it was my favorite thing too. I think that part of me will always be fourteen and fascinated by the myriad of characters and plot lines and aliens and angst and the beautiful, ridiculous Doctor. The show is bizarre and whimsy and all over the place, but that's why we love it so much. Even though I haven't been watching it for a couple years, I kind of hope it never ends. There won't ever be another show quite like it.
And I have to say, there is something so special about talking with someone else who's seen the show. You'll rarely meet a casual fan of Doctor Who, if you know what I mean. It seems like everyone who's seen a part of it holds it dear, and I love that.
(Also thrilled that you mentioned Girl in the Fireplace, that's one of my favorites but I feel like it's often forgotten xx)
doctor who shaped my high school years, i remember at one point watching the show was the only thing that kept me happy cause i was going through a lot of bad stuff and i'm really thankful it came into my life. dw and the doctor's character always gave me a hinge of hope that you can always find a way to overcome certain things and that it will be fine in the end.
Nine is a lot of people's first doctor and for me same. I can say nine is my doctor for reasons you described 😊 I wish his journey was a bit longer, but I enjoyed what I got💖
doctor who is the show that made me want to work on film and tv. Because of it, I'm saving up as much money as I can muster, and go to a uni in the uk, in hopes of working on it one day.
Good luck......you might be working with the 14th Doctor👍👍👍👍👍👍
For me the Moffat era captured my attention in a way no other has. That’s not to say any era is bad it’s just for me that era was so magical and it’s the one I always go back to. Despite not liking the current era I don’t want the show to be cancelled. Maybe one day I’ll come back and appreciate this era more, and who’s to say the next era won’t capture my attention in the same way the Moffat era did? The show has something for us all to love and that’s what makes it so brilliant!
this is a delight i'll never get over that joy i had for the series during nine and ten's era :')
Series 9 definitely pulled from Matt to Peter being my favorite Doctor. Not a bad episode that whole season.
I've never seen an episode but I do like watching people talking about it. My stepdad has been trying to get me to watch it since 2009 and I've been on tumblr since 2013 so I've been aware of this show for a long time. I will never watch an episode but I'm glad that the show resonates with people so much.
ok the tennant impression was scarily good, like i’m in genuine awe
no you don't understand, I'm OBSESSED with this video. every part is amazing and he makes so many good points
YESSSSS i've been waiting for this
also spot on tennant impression
Petition to get Bertie cast as a small boy who talks to the doctor in a future episode
Capaldi is so underrated, I loved him!!
So I started watching doctor who for the first time ever about four months ago. I’m a big David Tennant fan and it was unreasonable that there was this big catalog of his acting I hadn’t seen. I really didn’t know what to expect and I only really intended to watch his seasons, but obviously that’s not what ended up happening. I love it. The thing is I’m Irish and if you know nothing else about doctor who (like I did up until recently) you know it’s British. It’s inherently British, and so I had always assumed it wasn’t for me, that I wouldn’t get it, or maybe rather I wasn’t supposed to get it. Very often being Irish means you feel you are not supposed to like things that are overtly British, but that’s a whole other story. No one I knew watched it and it wasn’t on tv here. So it just passed me by, until now. I love sci-if, and television shows, and interesting characters and relationships but Doctor who somehow managed to skirt around the edges of the many “similar” telelvision shows I consumed. Anyway I am so grateful to have discovered it eventually, and I would like to put in a written request for an Irish doctor.
Loved the video 🤟
3:25 provides a strong case of why objectively speaking, Christopher Eccleston might be the greatest actor of all time.
as a Panamanian grade schooler I once accidentally invented doctor who's premise for a school project. Like, time traveller with a formal title with an assistant who travel in a box and interact with history. Which is like... Not hard to invent but it hit me pretty hard when I found out dr who existed
that david tennant impression made me laugh so hard man
Damn it’s so true but I worry that I may never reach its peak between 2008 and 2011, the compelling story crafted by the loss and the constant running from his home and his war, a man who regrets then becomes the man who forgets, I was so excited for the series after hearing the prophecy and of course the “question” perhaps a series about the Doctors love for River, his new found family and his god complex that causes the war against him. Sure Capaldi was a great doctor and series 9 was superb, I can’t help but think the series really ended its peak with that one final, very last very moving, “Doctor Who?”
weeping angels are still the scariest monsters ive ever come across
"I used to cut my teeth on a fair bit of child acting when I was younger"
*young Bertie posing with Ben Willibond dressed as Hitler*
unrelated to this wonderful video but I see An Absolutely Remarkable Thing on your bookshelf! I love that book!
Just got this in my recommended and honestly, I'm so drawn in with how you talk. Gained a sub and excited to see more (also agree with so much of what you said too which is a nice bonus, Ten and Donna are gonna be hard for anyone to top as my pairing)
This is only fueling my doctor who obsession
When Doctor Who came back, my son got into it, and I walked by his room and said, "What are you watching?" The next thing I know, my son set up a chair in his room and showed me all the Doctor Who episodes he could pirate, starting from the 60's to the current Doctor Who (which at the time was David Tennant). We are both major fans, and Doctor Who allowed us to watch episodes, discuss them, and learn more about each other through those discussions. I think people love Doctor who, because so many of the Doctors are complex, quirky, and loveable. Everyone has their favorites.
I remember when I was really little my sister and I were the biggest doctor who fans (still are). We would just sit on our sofa and wait, we would watch reruns 100 times. It's been a show that has been here since I can remember, and it was fantastic!
It's always good to come onto youtube and watch someone talking about something they love, rather than whinging about stuff they don't like; especially when it comes to any current fandoms. It's sad that that's been a rarity for some time.
10th is def my Doctor, then 9th, and I kinda lost interest mid 11th, enjoyed the beginning, but then it just stopped doing it for me. The following Doctors never really felt as enjoyable. And Donna is an absolute queen! And oh my god, the Master was great with 10th, but Missy was just amazing, I didn't know anybody can top the previous Master, but she did it!
That impression at 11:13 is unbelievably good
only ten minutes in. so far you’ve put into words everything i feel about the show. saving the rest to watch with my mother so when i start crying about doctor who again and she asks me what’s wrong i can just show her this.
been excited to watch this since you tweeted about it !! going to grab a cuppa and watch it, cheers for giving me a small escape on this gloomy saturday better
my pleasure rachel!
Missy was truly iconic. I honestly would have watched a full season of 12, Bill, Nardole and Missy travelling together.
i admire the way you stopped the whole video to play like 1 minute of 12s speech from zygon inversion that’s beautiful
What a great video, 10 seconds in and I knew I was in for a treat.
Felt like you were reaching out and talking to my soul. A few differences aside you made me feel not so lonely tonight. My Doctor is Eccleston but I bloody love how you broke down 10's character. I remember Smith's era as really inconsistent but I do enjoy lots of standalone stories and moments that were epic. That is the Power of Matt's music. And when I think of Capaldi I think of Missy. Her entire story arc is such a treat to watch back to back. I tear up thinking about her final moments, without witness, without reward. It broke my heart. And Capaldi's era is when the show got really experimental, pushing the boundaries of it's storytelling in new ways. I have a fascination with the episode, Sleep no more.
Thanks for making me cry 3 times all over my pizza
i fuckin love doctor who, even now i’ll sit and watch it whilst chilling out or doing work. still one of my favourite shows ever and really shaped me as a person. i also love how you can fit so much evaluation into 20 mins
The girl who waited will never not make me sob. Beautiful stuff
This filled my Monday with nostalgia and giggles - thank you for this!
I stumbled across this and I’m so glad I did. The best show I’ve ever grown attached to. I can binge it day, over and over. On my worst days I find myself going to my favorite episodes to be happy or the saddest to cry to. Clara is my life blood and I find myself looking into all the things Jenna Coleman will play in or has played in. I adore that actress so very much. 11 was my favorite, I return to his era the most (I love Amy but I do mostly watch 11 and 12 only for Clara.) and hated 12 at first but grew to love him as well.
I was not prepared for the wander down nostalgia avenue when this popped into recommended. I recently started to rediscover my love for Who again and it was what 2020 needed. ANYWAY great vid.
I just love doctor who so much and it definitely changed my life. Don't think i ever had something so close to me and so beautiful.
I worked with Matt Smith at the 50th anniversary event. I'd watched Doctor Who as a kid when it started with Eccleston but working with there made me appreciate the show so much more. Watching the way people interacted with Matt and the other cast members, this show means so much to people of all ages. I will always have a special place in my heart for it.
I watched Doctor Who without any proper idea what it was. It was purely "accident" and instantly in love. Its like a guilty pleasure, bcs i had so much problem with it (espescially the newer seasons) but i cant help but being attracted to this show
I thought of you today after seeing that you and Tom Felton met up again by chance. I remember watching your short films years ago in middle school/early high school. I'm glad I found your channel again!
maybe-not-so-unpopular opinion: eccleston deserved more than one season (though i understand why he only got one at the time)
also
the little "hangloose" there after the tennant bit KILLED me
Bertie struggling to hold up the chibnall run 😂😂 Its bad...
The music in Doctor Who, especially from 9-12, is bloody marvelous too. Murray Gold did a banging job on all the themes and there are still some that give me chills even though I've basically grown up listening to them
I know that dumping on the new show running is a lil overdone, but damn I miss those pieces that made the viewer feel everything, from the power of staring down an army, to the sorrow of losing a friend, alongside those characters.
I really enjoyed this, it's so lovely to watch a video that doesn't gas the show but also doesn't take a dump on it. I was about 6/7 as well when it came back and for me, it's certainly been the most seminal moment of my life; it sparked my interest in acting and film making, pushing me to eventually go to drama school, where, before Jodie was cast, I was determined from the age of 8 I'd be the first female Doctor. Learning to write scripts and allowing my imagination to run wild. I mean Doctor Who Confidential! What an amazing resource for both fans and young creatives. I am still an avid watcher as I believe it's one of the few shows from childhood where you can still watch and enjoy and access the child you use to be, which is something we all need. Being able to laugh at the ridiculousness of it but also see the heart of the show which is about acceptance, curiosity, love, is a space that every human should find for themselves! I love Doctor Who. This video warmed my nerdy soul.
Doctor Who is a show that has gotten me through the shittiest of times and trauma. It still does and no matter what I will defend it (while calling out it’s flaws). Thank you Bertie for a video that perfectly reflected my views, and the views of many.
Probably due to wanting the comforts of my childhood during the pandemic I've been thinking of going back and rewatching all of Doctor Who (and I haven't seen much of the Capaldi/Whittaker eras) and this might've sealed the deal. Thanks, Bertie
this was incredible, i loved dr who so much as a child, when it relaunched. and i really appreciate the way you talked about the earlier seasons, it brought back many great memories
Unfortunately I had never even heard of Doctor Who until 2012. I live in America and I was browsing through Netflix and started watching it. Everyday I would start "Doctor Who comas" watching episode after episode. It changed my life and even now the reboots theme song is my ring tone 😂 I've sadly never watched the originals but I dont know if I ever could. I'm so used to what the reboot is.
what i always loved about doctor who and the doctor as a character, was how on the surface he was just someone to try and help people, however, the amount of anger he had within him.
Also with the Smith era, i always felt like the music and sound design had a massive step up which really helped the show i think
star wars and doctor who are two things i refused to watch in childhood and today in my adulthood is the only thing that makes me happy. thanks for the recommendation, bertie !!
This is like, the first doctor who video I've seen by someone who actually enjoys doctor who!! And you give actual feedback and criticism beyond basically not liking it. This was so well put together and positive and honestly a breath of fresh air!
thank you bertie for making me remember all the things i love about doctor who! i used to be *obsessed* with it (I knew whole eps by heart, I would quote it in schoolwork and cosplay!!!), but that passion got lost a few years ago. after watching this vid I can't wait to see what this new season has to offer 💕
The vincent episode deserves its own video
agh! you're reminding me of all the things about this show that i held close. if i start re-watching the old episodes again it's your fault.
Best show ever. God bless everyone involved with it. I’m so excited to see where it goes