I'm confused by this episode. The first episode showed any change in the past would immediately have an affect on Ruby. Not having music seems like this would change her and maybe even prevent her from meeting the doctor🤔😲
I hate that because the Tardis keeps that from happening. But then again remember the gravity gag from the second special? I kinda liked it when the Doctor took Ruby back to her time to see the damage Maestro would do. Reminds me of pyramids of mars.
This is Disney. Everyone on the planet knows that they don't care at all about the properties they purchase. Any media they take is used as a sacrifice on the alter of DEI. They can't make stories, they make propaganda and nothing else.
"If you hated this villain, it did exactly what it was supposed to do." No, that would depend on WHY you hate the villain: If you hate him because he's evil (or something akin), then good; if it because he's ridiculous, annoying idiocy, then it is BAD.
If you hate a character because they're a terrible person, that's good If you hate a character because they're a terrible character, that's a failure of writing You want to see a villain beaten, not shoved off the screen
@@joesmutz9287they’re gonna be using the Toymaker’s legion in the finale so they can’t kill them. Plus it would be kinda anti-climactic for a being more powerful than the timelords to get killed by a timelord.
I’m kinda on the fence with this villain. I have a soft spot for campy, scene chewing villains like professor Zaroff or Spaldy, or the Omega. I just hate RTD’s way of writing when it comes to who since RTD writes who like a common serial where the season builds up to a finale and have the finale be about the thing they constantly mentioned.
I disliked this villain because the actors performance was terrible. Yelling, screeching & making goofy faces is not acting. Lousy job of breaking the third wall too.
Úrsula was modeled after a famous drag queen of the time. The Ursula vibes you're feeling come from the common elements we find in every drag performance
As a kid I saw reruns of Tom Baker's Doctor, it didn't get me, I thought it looked cheesy as hell and not appealing at all - didn't help it was one of those Timelord episodes with those ridiculous outfits. Not to mention the trash cans. Along came the 2000s and my ex wanted to give Eccleston a whirl. I wasn't very thrilled but got to like it. I like every Doctor including Capaldi. When they said the new Doctor will be a woman I wasn't hostile, give her good stories and you're golden. Insrtead it went down the drain and down and down.
We've seen LOTS of entities stronger than the Doctor. Anyone remember the Celestial Toymaker? The Osiran Sutekh from "Pyramids of Mars"? The entity from the pulsar planet "Midnight", which took control of the Doctor's mind? The Doctor was NEVER supposed to be this all-powerful god being. He was a good-intentioned meddler, who often won by accident and by the skin of his teeth due to a villain's oversight and hubris.
I think they really missed a trick by not having the Beatles actively help beat the villain with music like way back when they had Shakespeare help beat villains when the doctor met him. Also I can understand your take on fan reactions to this villain and in a vacuum it makes sense but I think in the wake of other recent episodes and what they did with Donna’s “weird child” I can also understand people taking it differently.
Honestly, I remember when the doctor gave an impassioned speak about walking in a universe where the laws of physics were devised by the mind of a madman, and seeing the birth of creation, and its end, fearlessly facing a god like entity the size of a sun, and did not care. I remember the scary episode in which the doctor eventually faced the equivalent of Satan himself, and did so fearlessly once again, same thing with the weeping angels and the silence. After all of that, I just found it both ridiculous and hilarious that the doctor was supposedly terrified of a RuPaul’s drag show finalist lol.
@@Alteorilet’s not forget the “I think it’s a fart”, you feel it coming but it starts to get warmer. You need to run to that bathroom, cause your body just Subverted Your Expectations.
The Doctor has hardly ever been afraid of an entity. Any previous encounter with the Toymaker, The Master, The Rani, even Omega he wasnt afraid of. Nervous and concerned maybe. But afraid? The only instance i can remember where the doctor might have been fully afraid was in the audio stories where the 8th doctor was trapped in an alternate universe where time did not exist, so the tardis 'died' for a while.
@@jhoughjr1 A creature that can possess others, mimic yoru speech and apparently has limited control of your thought processes at the same time while inducing paranoia in others yes that is indeed terrifying.
The mf met *LITERALLY SATAN* and wasnt afraid of it, this is stupid, worried of what it could do to others? Sure, but the doctors was never so scared of what could happen to him, proven by smiths doctor as the sun entity consumed his memory or any time he challenged the daleks while he was unarmed
The Doctor would be terrified of the Toymaker. The Toymaker is a being more powerful than the timelords. And yes there are species more powerful and dangerous. And the Doctor only faced the Toymaker once back when he was Hartnell, and when you have a being that can manipulate reality itself, you will be afraid. Hell, even the Eldridge gods are real in the Doctor Who universe and they influenced Lovecraft to write his works
The biggest problem i had with the villain is that they didn't earn the doctor's fear. They just showed up and the Doctor started to have PTSD. The doctor fought gods, would-be-gods, the master, davros, wheeping angels, but then this entity shows up in reflections and he's saying we can't fight her. This feels like the lazy MCU writing where the dollar story versions of the original cast shows up, one-ups the established heroes, and the veteren heroes have to gas them up just because the writers didn't want to work for it. Its a shame to because you were right, this actor did the role very well for what it was written to be, but they needed to build up Maestro more.
I just realized that the villain did the laugh from the giggle. Which is why the doctor was afraid because the entity was associated with the celestial toymaker.
Youre absolutely right. This version of The Doctor doesn’t behave as The Doctor. He even said he been and seen all but yet he is quivering in his shoes to a discount of a discount of villain 🤦🏾♂️. I real want to like this season but the writing is atrocious. This makes the Jodie’s version look like Shakespeare
Its an issue with a lot of stuff these day's rather than show don't tell we get told in excrutiating detail about the things we would much rather have been watching.
@@justocho9090 My theory is they're trying to channel the whole world weary/PTSD Doctor thing specifically the "fear/trauma" part of it the is problem is it's been done. TWICE and much better with Eccleston showing the rage/anger side of it and Tennant with his survivors guilt trauma.
The villain imo is very clearly HIM from Powerpuff Girls. But that would mean that it is in fact a 'he/him', and they can't have that these days. It would make too much sense🙄
That exactly what i thought too until i read this from the power puff wiki page: Craig McCracken has stated that "HIM" was inspired by the mannerisms of the Chief Blue Meanie in the 1968 film Yellow Submarine.[13] And when you think Yellow Submarine is a Beatles movie and you have the Beatles in Dr Who, it makes more sense that it is a Yellow Submarine inspired thing. Could also just be a Power Puff inspired thing.
@@jasonmaclean719 him is the devil, very flamboaynt devil but the devil no less.... it still inspired by the mannerism of yellow submarine, one doesn't mean the other isn't true hahaha but yeah HIM is 100% the devil
They destroyed my childhood and I don't know why, but the orange thing did what it was paid to do VERY well, credit where due if he was a villain in a movie I'd probably watch.
Fun fact Alteori as far as music goes one of the composers from my favorite game series was tone deaf and learned how to play guitar purely by looking at the placement of guitarist fingers and mimicking the movements
21:37 I just thought of something. The Tardis has an invisible force field. The 9th Doctor used it to literally walk through a Dalek ship like he owned the place. "I am the Doctor, and if there's one thing I can do, it's talk. So if anyone is gonna shut up, IT'S YOU!". The Doctor backing away from a threat when the Tardis is literally right behind him and should be able to protect him is so lame.
I’ve seen articles and stuff about the people working on the show pulling the tried and true “Don’t like it, don’t watch it” thing after the show already experienced the lowest ratings they’ve had in a while. Which is a great way to bring in new viewers, surely. I’ve noticed that actors and producers never seem to pull the whole “Don’t like it, don’t watch it” thing when they actually have faith in what they’re making beyond spreading “The Message™” or whatever.
For people so focused on diversity, representation, and tolerance, they sure aren’t worried about changing people’s minds. Get all the people who disagree out of here so we can hear the yes men say yes.
If they didn't canonize The Timeless Child, I'd probably give it a chance....or if they didn't have Donna and Rose tear down the Doctor...one the wisest beings ever....as "Dumb male-presenting"..... It's a shame cause this doctor seems cool
Little note about the no-sound part of the episode, the Doctor likely used his weird ass sonic screwdriver to use some type of noise cancelation, which is a real thing. You basically use soundwaves that are of the opposite frequency to the soundwaves you want to cancel, which will meet and neutralize each other. It's like sending cold air in a room to remove the heat from that room.
@@BoeBins It's especially bizarre when you realise that everything else is just completely nonsensical in this series, even for the usually lax standards this show has when it comes to realism. Guess that's what you get when trying to turn a sci-fi show into a fantasy show.
I don't like what they are doing, but the monster in this was good. Human enough looking to be unexpected when it acts like a supernatural chaos elemental.
So because a group of demons possessed one person and named themselves "Legion", all of the demons should now be 'them' ? Because I seriously don't understand what Legion has to do with anything here when it was a collective of demons hence "we are many". "So he gave them permission. And the unclean *spirits* came out and entered the swine; and the herd, numbering about two thousand, rushed down the steep bank into the sea, and were drowned in the sea." Mark 5:13
Yes your husband is quite correct, if you notice they show the trends villain destroying the earth. And then it took two straight men to save it by vanquishing the trains villain.
Hmm could also take it as the gay black Doctor being afraid of the They/Them spouting clownfaced thing destroying all creativity as an allegory for the LGBT audience who aren't any more fond of that part of the woke crowd than anyone else. However I think that's giving them too much credit.
The real Doctor was good in nature. He has just lived for too long and is apathetic most of the time. Also he can't just die because he needs to stop many of the universe's evils. with the old timeline rules where retro-causality applies, he beat them all, but that takes a lot of future adventures to finish. Is the doctor ever done? Is time finite? Who knows, the potential of the show USED TO BE infinite but nothing is real after Timeless Children and Judy.
I don't know if you noticed but you said that there was a sad kid at the end. That's the same kid that was in the beginning that said that the Maestro was his daddy. The fact that he's back after the Maestro was vanquished is interesting.
“Like all along the Doctor was making all these things happen.” What if all the Time Lords were like that and an entity stronger than them decided to put a stop to it, causing their destruction.
Here's my question. Since apparently in Britain they don't really need people's ratings, because people have to license to have TVs, what is your motivation for making good movies or shows? 😩 What's to stop them from making everything that's God awful because there's no motivation for them to make anything good? Unless people start getting all of their entertainment from overseas
@Alteori The BBC as it is funded by a licence fee doesn't rely on ratings so much. Most stuff is bloody awful. In the past it was "great the BBC is doing a new adaption of_______". Now it is crap the BBC will do a new abomination of________". ITV and Channel 4 etc are funded by adverts so need to get good ratings.
@@Alteoriwell apparently it’s ratings where so poor with Jodie that it would have got canceled If Disney didn’t agree to co support the show and gave it a contract for two seasons. Now just imagine how much Disney regrets making that deal giving a show more money to work with with the worst ratings it’s had.
@@Alteori Within a few years, the BBC had destroyed its biggest earners.... Top Gear and Dr Who. Together they made far more than they cost, by several billion dollars, as they were syndicated in a ridiculous number of countries. As the saying goes.... Get Woke, Go Broke. Those 2 shows now exist to check boxes. The BBC execs are in a dire state of complete delusion (the BBC is supposed to reflect the ppl who pay for it, but now it's become a propaganda outlet for the massive culture war going on in Britain atm)
The most horrifying aspect of this repugnant villain is that this ostensibly human "thing" can have people in Britain unironically sent to prison for criticizing him. The fact that this gross thing can actually force everyone to not only tolerate him but holds actual legal power over them is repulsive. Society allowed this for far too long.
Should i mention how the doctor faced yhe carnival queen and wasn't afraid at all despite her easily outpowering about 99% of fictional characters ever or?
Finally a balanced review. It’s either complain complain or praise praise from either side of the political aisle. The episode was a mixed bag and it definitely had “the message”, but it had its cool moments too. And The Doctor used a sonic screwdriver to cancel out the tuning fork. It’s…sonic. Lol, not light. You giggling so hard made my day. At least you had fun with it, lmao.
Oh for the love of everythin HOLY your delusional as hell if you think ANYONE besides people that don’t have brains enjoy this shit show and you have to pretend your on some dumb highhorse that people that hate this garbage are some how in the wrong? Buzz off they made that episode were they bashed david to hell and back for being an “white cis men” and you expect people to give an ass about this garbage?
Gosh Darnit!!1! Your laughter is infectious. You sound as if you are having as much fun with this episode that Gatwa probably had with that first episode with the Space Babies. You're supposed to be inspiring me with angst, anger and hatred of the new series, not laughter!!1!
Remember when we had an episode tackling painting, and we went to see Vincent Van mfking Gogh and people cried at the end of the episode. Now we go to see The Beatles and they suck and the bad guy is some stranger-danger theatre reject.
I'm pretty sure he awakened something inside of me. After my cousin introduced me to Doctor Who and David Tennant made his debut, I thought, "Oh... I think I'm gay. Huh."
This is what happens when you don't gatekeep fandom. Russell came in and completely change Doctor Who. Ironically he's now gatekeeping the show from the actually fans. Literally telling them to piss off
I don’t think the villain was bad and neither was the story the episode was trying to tell, they just don’t go well together. Why would the Maestro, a personification of music, want to steal/end all music? Isn’t that just suicide? Also why do they want to end all life? Like the maestro comes as manic and somewhat jovial but at the same time they don’t want anyone to experience music. I think they forgot what made the toymaker so dangerous was the fact that everything was a game to him and he had to win.
Hi there, professional classical musician here for decades. I’ve accompanied thousands of performers on piano and I can tell you there is playing the notes, and there is making music. 20% of performers even reach the edges of the latter, no matter how well they’ve prepared the notes. So maybe that’s what the storyline meant when people could play three blind mice without summoning the Thing? Could have been made clearer, for sure.
My parents used to have a grand piano that I’d play on growing up - eventually they got rid of it as us kids moved out and no one played on it anymore -but I miss it a lot.
“maestro” is a villain stolen from “rick and morty” in the “pickle rick” episode after-credits scene. i dont hate the villain, i hate the producers and writers. its a subtle difference.
Hi Alteori I’ve been a fan for 6-7 years now I love watching your videos I still come back to the how to train your dragon and Indominus Rex theories those were the days when life wasn’t so hard if you read this I love your content!
11:35 It kind of makes sense that something that has sound based powers would be incredibly powerful in a universe where a sonic screwdriver is a Dues Ex Mechina.
I say the biggest issue with this new era of Doctor Who is. 1. They really shouldn't have had Russell t Davis write 5 episodes in a row it really shows his entire writing spectrum. 2. Someone needs to slap Russell and tell him to focus on making Good episodes so they don't get cancelled! I honestly love doctor who I've been watching it since 2005 and it's painful to see it spiral into just whatever the heck is happening.
I love love love absolutely love how Alteori burst out laughing during the "quiet" scene xD It's been a long time since anyone made me laugh so much xD I'm begging you, never change, pseudo-furry xD
My mother used to play moonlight Sonata almost every night when I was growing up. Still brings melancholy to my heart. I do love it though. Great video☮️
Moonlight Sonata wasnt my first Beethoven piece I learned (that was either Ode to Joy or Für Elise) but it's definitely my favorite after first hearing it in a video game by Sierra, waaaaayyyyyy back in the day. The story behind its composition is really cool as well, imo.
Ahhhh… one of your best. It’s times like in this video where you completely lose your shit in contagious laughter that completely brightens the mood of the trash subject you are handling. BRAVA! 👏🏻
I'm confused by this episode. The first episode showed any change in the past would immediately have an affect on Ruby. Not having music seems like this would change her and maybe even prevent her from meeting the doctor🤔😲
OMG THAT'S A GREAT POINT LOL
You actually expect the showrunners to be consistent?
I hate that because the Tardis keeps that from happening. But then again remember the gravity gag from the second special? I kinda liked it when the Doctor took Ruby back to her time to see the damage Maestro would do. Reminds me of pyramids of mars.
This is Disney. Everyone on the planet knows that they don't care at all about the properties they purchase. Any media they take is used as a sacrifice on the alter of DEI. They can't make stories, they make propaganda and nothing else.
To be fair, he did turn the ‘butterfly’ button back on when they got back into the Tardis.
"If you hated this villain, it did exactly what it was supposed to do."
No, that would depend on WHY you hate the villain: If you hate him because he's evil (or something akin), then good; if it because he's ridiculous, annoying idiocy, then it is BAD.
If you hate a character because they're a terrible person, that's good
If you hate a character because they're a terrible character, that's a failure of writing
You want to see a villain beaten, not shoved off the screen
Could not agree with you more.
@@joesmutz9287they’re gonna be using the Toymaker’s legion in the finale so they can’t kill them. Plus it would be kinda anti-climactic for a being more powerful than the timelords to get killed by a timelord.
I’m kinda on the fence with this villain. I have a soft spot for campy, scene chewing villains like professor Zaroff or Spaldy, or the Omega. I just hate RTD’s way of writing when it comes to who since RTD writes who like a common serial where the season builds up to a finale and have the finale be about the thing they constantly mentioned.
I disliked this villain because the actors performance was terrible. Yelling, screeching & making goofy faces is not acting.
Lousy job of breaking the third wall too.
the thumbnail drove me here. For a second I thought Dr who collided with hokus pokus xDDDD
Oh snap it does look like that!
GREAT AITEORI DOCTOR WHO EPISODE TWO REVIEW 😇😇😇😇😘😇
Disney is footing the bill for this Trainwreck. @@Alteori
I put a spell on you, and now you're queer!
I literally either was debating whether I was looking at a Hocus Pocus Parody, or a live action Alice in Wonderland spinoff!
Úrsula was modeled after a famous drag queen of the time. The Ursula vibes you're feeling come from the common elements we find in every drag performance
Ahhhhh. Ok that makes sense
Dr Who-asked-for-this
Dr Why-would-anyone-do-this
Dr What-am-I-looking-at
Dr When-does-it-stop
Dr Where-did-God-abandon-us
Dr Woke-Anda Forevah !
Dr How-could -they-do-this
Dr Would-rather-not
The 1960s
Bro these spin off are getting out of hand
As a kid I saw reruns of Tom Baker's Doctor, it didn't get me, I thought it looked cheesy as hell and not appealing at all - didn't help it was one of those Timelord episodes with those ridiculous outfits. Not to mention the trash cans.
Along came the 2000s and my ex wanted to give Eccleston a whirl. I wasn't very thrilled but got to like it. I like every Doctor including Capaldi.
When they said the new Doctor will be a woman I wasn't hostile, give her good stories and you're golden. Insrtead it went down the drain and down and down.
hearing Alteori cutely dying of laughter during a muted scene is one of the cutest wholesome things I've seen on the internet in a HOT minute XD
She is absolutely adorable
Her laughter is contagious. I couldn't stop laughing, either. :'D
You need to get out more mate.
@@Fyrecide *_NO! WE JUST WANNA SIT IN OUR MUMS BASEMENT AND LISTEN ON ALTEOTIS LAUGHTER ON A LOOP_*
🤪🤪🤪🤪
_no really, that is what we want_
@@Fyrecide for real, lol
One thing the military taught me, if you have to be high to enjoy it... it's not the activity that's fun.
We've seen LOTS of entities stronger than the Doctor. Anyone remember the Celestial Toymaker? The Osiran Sutekh from "Pyramids of Mars"? The entity from the pulsar planet "Midnight", which took control of the Doctor's mind?
The Doctor was NEVER supposed to be this all-powerful god being. He was a good-intentioned meddler, who often won by accident and by the skin of his teeth due to a villain's oversight and hubris.
They really did a great job at making the villain look gross.
The moan 😂
I think that waa natural talent
I think they really missed a trick by not having the Beatles actively help beat the villain with music like way back when they had Shakespeare help beat villains when the doctor met him.
Also I can understand your take on fan reactions to this villain and in a vacuum it makes sense but I think in the wake of other recent episodes and what they did with Donna’s “weird child” I can also understand people taking it differently.
"Thing" is an appropriate description
Honestly, I remember when the doctor gave an impassioned speak about walking in a universe where the laws of physics were devised by the mind of a madman, and seeing the birth of creation, and its end, fearlessly facing a god like entity the size of a sun, and did not care. I remember the scary episode in which the doctor eventually faced the equivalent of Satan himself, and did so fearlessly once again, same thing with the weeping angels and the silence. After all of that, I just found it both ridiculous and hilarious that the doctor was supposedly terrified of a RuPaul’s drag show finalist lol.
The Sonic Screwdriver’s power shows that anything malevolent with power over sound should be feared.
not fooling anyone, you know exactly what a fart sounds like.
Look, I've heard farts that sound like freaking dinosaurs and elephants and mice. Diversity lol
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The fart you hear isnt the one you have to worry about...
@@Alteorilet’s not forget the “I think it’s a fart”, you feel it coming but it starts to get warmer. You need to run to that bathroom, cause your body just Subverted Your Expectations.
@@Alteori Diversity is our strength😌
The Doctor has hardly ever been afraid of an entity. Any previous encounter with the Toymaker, The Master, The Rani, even Omega he wasnt afraid of. Nervous and concerned maybe. But afraid? The only instance i can remember where the doctor might have been fully afraid was in the audio stories where the 8th doctor was trapped in an alternate universe where time did not exist, so the tardis 'died' for a while.
The David Tennant episode Midnight.
Wouldnt you be afraid of that thing?
@@jhoughjr1 A creature that can possess others, mimic yoru speech and apparently has limited control of your thought processes at the same time while inducing paranoia in others yes that is indeed terrifying.
The mf met *LITERALLY SATAN* and wasnt afraid of it, this is stupid, worried of what it could do to others? Sure, but the doctors was never so scared of what could happen to him, proven by smiths doctor as the sun entity consumed his memory or any time he challenged the daleks while he was unarmed
The Doctor would be terrified of the Toymaker. The Toymaker is a being more powerful than the timelords. And yes there are species more powerful and dangerous. And the Doctor only faced the Toymaker once back when he was Hartnell, and when you have a being that can manipulate reality itself, you will be afraid. Hell, even the Eldridge gods are real in the Doctor Who universe and they influenced Lovecraft to write his works
I wasn't prepared for the "pokemon dude", and now I wish I hadn't seen it
At least someone is enjoying how ridiculous this is 😂
The biggest problem i had with the villain is that they didn't earn the doctor's fear. They just showed up and the Doctor started to have PTSD. The doctor fought gods, would-be-gods, the master, davros, wheeping angels, but then this entity shows up in reflections and he's saying we can't fight her. This feels like the lazy MCU writing where the dollar story versions of the original cast shows up, one-ups the established heroes, and the veteren heroes have to gas them up just because the writers didn't want to work for it. Its a shame to because you were right, this actor did the role very well for what it was written to be, but they needed to build up Maestro more.
I just realized that the villain did the laugh from the giggle. Which is why the doctor was afraid because the entity was associated with the celestial toymaker.
Youre absolutely right. This version of The Doctor doesn’t behave as The Doctor. He even said he been and seen all but yet he is quivering in his shoes to a discount of a discount of villain 🤦🏾♂️. I real want to like this season but the writing is atrocious. This makes the Jodie’s version look like Shakespeare
Its an issue with a lot of stuff these day's rather than show don't tell we get told in excrutiating detail about the things we would much rather have been watching.
@@justocho9090 My theory is they're trying to channel the whole world weary/PTSD Doctor thing specifically the "fear/trauma" part of it the is problem is it's been done. TWICE and much better with Eccleston showing the rage/anger side of it and Tennant with his survivors guilt trauma.
@@RocKM001 it looks more like they are trying to force this generational drama BS
Said it before, I just want an hour long audio file of Alteori laughing uncontrollably, to play when I'm sad.
That would be pure bliss
Clownfish TV made a video about this yesterday and called Maestro "The Piano Ma'am" and that is all I can hear whenever I see this character now.
RIP, Alteori, died May 14, 2024, at 16:50.
From laughter.
The villain imo is very clearly HIM from Powerpuff Girls. But that would mean that it is in fact a 'he/him', and they can't have that these days. It would make too much sense🙄
Maybe it's HIM from the CW Powerpuff Girls?
That exactly what i thought too until i read this from the power puff wiki page: Craig McCracken has stated that "HIM" was inspired by the mannerisms of the Chief Blue Meanie in the 1968 film Yellow Submarine.[13]
And when you think Yellow Submarine is a Beatles movie and you have the Beatles in Dr Who, it makes more sense that it is a Yellow Submarine inspired thing.
Could also just be a Power Puff inspired thing.
@@riuuit8437 never knew that. I always thought he was the devil, just really... flamboyant.
@@jasonmaclean719 him is the devil, very flamboaynt devil but the devil no less.... it still inspired by the mannerism of yellow submarine, one doesn't mean the other isn't true hahaha
but yeah HIM is 100% the devil
No, HIM was actually a great villain. This… this thing hurts
They destroyed my childhood and I don't know why, but the orange thing did what it was paid to do VERY well, credit where due if he was a villain in a movie I'd probably watch.
yup, I hated seeing that creature on screen. :D
I did not have to hear that sound🤦🏾♂️, and I would have loved to live my whole life without knowing the pokemon dude🙆🏾♂️
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 weeeell I had to suffer through it so now you do too
I love hearing you go crazy with laughter 😆
There really is no better way to start the day than hearing Alteori massively tickled by stupidity and laughing uncontrollably.
Im a sour puss so i laugh vicariously theough her.
Fun fact Alteori as far as music goes one of the composers from my favorite game series was tone deaf and learned how to play guitar purely by looking at the placement of guitarist fingers and mimicking the movements
How the hell do you compose music if you’re making the music going by numbers?
@@zzodysseuszz math
I came to ask how they managed to compose anything then. It sounds like an interesting story.
@@Joe-mz6ez I'm just giving a brief summary of them, but if you want to know more it's the music composer of the early silent Hill music
21:37 I just thought of something. The Tardis has an invisible force field. The 9th Doctor used it to literally walk through a Dalek ship like he owned the place. "I am the Doctor, and if there's one thing I can do, it's talk. So if anyone is gonna shut up, IT'S YOU!". The Doctor backing away from a threat when the Tardis is literally right behind him and should be able to protect him is so lame.
I’ve seen articles and stuff about the people working on the show pulling the tried and true “Don’t like it, don’t watch it” thing after the show already experienced the lowest ratings they’ve had in a while. Which is a great way to bring in new viewers, surely. I’ve noticed that actors and producers never seem to pull the whole “Don’t like it, don’t watch it” thing when they actually have faith in what they’re making beyond spreading “The Message™” or whatever.
For people so focused on diversity, representation, and tolerance, they sure aren’t worried about changing people’s minds. Get all the people who disagree out of here so we can hear the yes men say yes.
Think the Panderstone has cracked in two
If they didn't canonize The Timeless Child, I'd probably give it a chance....or if they didn't have Donna and Rose tear down the Doctor...one the wisest beings ever....as "Dumb male-presenting"..... It's a shame cause this doctor seems cool
Old dr who was great
Little note about the no-sound part of the episode, the Doctor likely used his weird ass sonic screwdriver to use some type of noise cancelation, which is a real thing. You basically use soundwaves that are of the opposite frequency to the soundwaves you want to cancel, which will meet and neutralize each other. It's like sending cold air in a room to remove the heat from that room.
Bizzarely, this episode accidentally shows us the most scientifically grounded use of the sonic screwdriver we've seen in years, and maybe ever.
@@BoeBins It's especially bizarre when you realise that everything else is just completely nonsensical in this series, even for the usually lax standards this show has when it comes to realism.
Guess that's what you get when trying to turn a sci-fi show into a fantasy show.
The tritone features heavily in Black Sabbath's Black Sabbath.
Greatly used by King Crimson as well.
Dr. Who is not only dead, but the creators of this _thing_ are pissing on his grave and the ground above too.
They have been since 2018 or so.
I don't like what they are doing, but the monster in this was good.
Human enough looking to be unexpected when it acts like a supernatural chaos elemental.
Its garbage, another self important pronoun “monster” like really?
@@RavenL1337 Oh, the pronoun bit was bad, but I liked it's energy and moods
02:39 The 'them' for a demon makes sense; "My name is Legion, for we are many!" mark 5:9
So because a group of demons possessed one person and named themselves "Legion", all of the demons should now be 'them' ?
Because I seriously don't understand what Legion has to do with anything here when it was a collective of demons hence "we are many".
"So he gave them permission. And the unclean *spirits* came out and entered the swine; and the herd, numbering about two thousand, rushed down the steep bank into the sea, and were drowned in the sea." Mark 5:13
@@jankieek8218 I agree, they are also p!gs.
@@jankieek8218 You rise a good point; they are also p!g$. These demons possessing our society are p!g$ indeed.
You think with Disney deep pockets that they could have actual Beatles songs play in this episode but I guess not.
Thankfully
16:58 LMAO I CANT your laugh is just so hilarious and it sounds like a car trying to start and I live it. Lmao!!
10:51 I don’t know, the dumb ideological elements of his design and the writers here make it hard to take any of it seriously
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This is a family show, mind. Appropriate for kids
😂😂😂 oh this cannot be for kids anymore. But then again... The things people think are appropriate for kids nowadays is wild
Alteori, did someone tell you that you laugh like different breeds of foxes combined? and it fits your kitsune perfectly XD
Yes your husband is quite correct, if you notice they show the trends villain destroying the earth. And then it took two straight men to save it by vanquishing the trains villain.
Hmm could also take it as the gay black Doctor being afraid of the They/Them spouting clownfaced thing destroying all creativity as an allegory for the LGBT audience who aren't any more fond of that part of the woke crowd than anyone else. However I think that's giving them too much credit.
I was perfectly content with my life not knowing about that pokemon dude 5:27
The real Doctor was good in nature.
He has just lived for too long and is apathetic most of the time.
Also he can't just die because he needs to stop many of the universe's evils.
with the old timeline rules where retro-causality applies, he beat them all, but that takes a lot of future adventures to finish.
Is the doctor ever done? Is time finite? Who knows, the potential of the show USED TO BE infinite but nothing is real after Timeless Children and Judy.
I don't know if you noticed but you said that there was a sad kid at the end. That's the same kid that was in the beginning that said that the Maestro was his daddy. The fact that he's back after the Maestro was vanquished is interesting.
I know. When I saw that, I just thought it was bc the kid is a spirit that can come back.
WTF is that villain meant to be? They look like Bette Midler playing Chucky from Child's play
@@stevendunkley8284 I don't know who Bette is but definitely Chucky with a hint of Pennywise and something else
I knew he'd be back from the begining there is no way Disney would allow a child to be permanently killed even in such a bloodless way as he was.
@@Alteori Bette Midler is the actress that plays Winifred Sanders in Hocus Pocus
“Like all along the Doctor was making all these things happen.”
What if all the Time Lords were like that and an entity stronger than them decided to put a stop to it, causing their destruction.
This episode might have worked better if they used it to take shots at the modern manufacturered music industry
They missed a chance there
that guy went to the LOUD IS FUNNY school of acting
we get alteori moaning audio before gta 6
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With this series having the lowest audience rate and becoming a woke festival, why would anyone expect it to be anything other than god-awful?
Here's my question. Since apparently in Britain they don't really need people's ratings, because people have to license to have TVs, what is your motivation for making good movies or shows? 😩 What's to stop them from making everything that's God awful because there's no motivation for them to make anything good? Unless people start getting all of their entertainment from overseas
@Alteori
The BBC as it is funded by a licence fee doesn't rely on ratings so much. Most stuff is bloody awful. In the past it was "great the BBC is doing a new adaption of_______". Now it is crap the BBC will do a new abomination of________". ITV and Channel 4 etc are funded by adverts so need to get good ratings.
@@Alteoriwell apparently it’s ratings where so poor with Jodie that it would have got canceled If Disney didn’t agree to co support the show and gave it a contract for two seasons. Now just imagine how much Disney regrets making that deal giving a show more money to work with with the worst ratings it’s had.
@@Alteori Within a few years, the BBC had destroyed its biggest earners.... Top Gear and Dr Who. Together they made far more than they cost, by several billion dollars, as they were syndicated in a ridiculous number of countries. As the saying goes.... Get Woke, Go Broke. Those 2 shows now exist to check boxes. The BBC execs are in a dire state of complete delusion (the BBC is supposed to reflect the ppl who pay for it, but now it's become a propaganda outlet for the massive culture war going on in Britain atm)
@@Riseofziggy I doubt Disney regrets anything. Lol they are a plague of utter destruction
The most horrifying aspect of this repugnant villain is that this ostensibly human "thing" can have people in Britain unironically sent to prison for criticizing him. The fact that this gross thing can actually force everyone to not only tolerate him but holds actual legal power over them is repulsive. Society allowed this for far too long.
Should i mention how the doctor faced yhe carnival queen and wasn't afraid at all despite her easily outpowering about 99% of fictional characters ever or?
At first thats who i thpught thos was gonna be but jokes on me
Finally a balanced review. It’s either complain complain or praise praise from either side of the political aisle. The episode was a mixed bag and it definitely had “the message”, but it had its cool moments too.
And The Doctor used a sonic screwdriver to cancel out the tuning fork. It’s…sonic. Lol, not light.
You giggling so hard made my day. At least you had fun with it, lmao.
Oh for the love of everythin HOLY your delusional as hell if you think ANYONE besides people that don’t have brains enjoy this shit show and you have to pretend your on some dumb highhorse that people that hate this garbage are some how in the wrong? Buzz off they made that episode were they bashed david to hell and back for being an “white cis men” and you expect people to give an ass about this garbage?
Gosh Darnit!!1! Your laughter is infectious.
You sound as if you are having as much fun with this episode that Gatwa probably had with that first episode with the Space Babies.
You're supposed to be inspiring me with angst, anger and hatred of the new series, not laughter!!1!
😅😅 I'm sorry
Beethoven wrote Moonlight Sonata when he was suicidally depressed
You have the cutest voice, your narration and giggles make this perfect😂
That item is a tuning fork😎
Remember when we had an episode tackling painting, and we went to see Vincent Van mfking Gogh and people cried at the end of the episode. Now we go to see The Beatles and they suck and the bad guy is some stranger-danger theatre reject.
Your laughter is infectious and a blessing at the same time. 😊
Sis YOU are a Riot to listen to omg your laughter at this blasphemous tripe is hysterical 😂😂😂
“Because it’s not a game, babes! Honey, this is a scale model of war!” See, absolutely the same Doctor.
You losing it at 16 minutes in was hilarious.
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19:07 Something tells me Alteori had a BIG crush on the 10th Doctor when watching
Man, EVERYONE had a crush on the 10th doctor.... And then they brought him back to lecture him and tell him he was giving gay all along.
I'm pretty sure he awakened something inside of me. After my cousin introduced me to Doctor Who and David Tennant made his debut, I thought, "Oh... I think I'm gay. Huh."
5:58 neuron activation 💀🤣 took me out for a minute
Your laughter is sonething i needed to hear wow! That made me happy!
At this point, we stan our Random Alteori Noises.
This is what happens when you don't gatekeep fandom.
Russell came in and completely change Doctor Who.
Ironically he's now gatekeeping the show from the actually fans. Literally telling them to piss off
Yes, that's how it works. The anti-fans come in when you don't gatekeep, and then THEY gate-keep you out of your own beloved hobby.
@@verindictus3639 sounds shitty but entirely what happened
I don’t think the villain was bad and neither was the story the episode was trying to tell, they just don’t go well together. Why would the Maestro, a personification of music, want to steal/end all music? Isn’t that just suicide? Also why do they want to end all life? Like the maestro comes as manic and somewhat jovial but at the same time they don’t want anyone to experience music. I think they forgot what made the toymaker so dangerous was the fact that everything was a game to him and he had to win.
12:03 -- "Legion", lol. I see what you did there.
Thank you for calling it a 'thing in the piano' Thumbs up!
Hi there, professional classical musician here for decades. I’ve accompanied thousands of performers on piano and I can tell you there is playing the notes, and there is making music. 20% of performers even reach the edges of the latter, no matter how well they’ve prepared the notes. So maybe that’s what the storyline meant when people could play three blind mice without summoning the Thing? Could have been made clearer, for sure.
Definitely
Your reaction makes this video. XD
Especially you laughing hysterically at 16:45. XD
23:10 jesus that was so bad, he sounds on the verge of tears, begging, pleading with the villain.
we are lightyears away from the pandorica speech.
My parents used to have a grand piano that I’d play on growing up - eventually they got rid of it as us kids moved out and no one played on it anymore -but I miss it a lot.
“maestro” is a villain stolen from “rick and morty” in the “pickle rick” episode after-credits scene.
i dont hate the villain, i hate the producers and writers. its a subtle difference.
There’s a great scene in the movie _Equilibrium_ where the protagonist plays Beethoven, hearing music for the first time. 🎼
Gary from Nerdrotic has summed up the new 'Dr' perfectly as 'Nurse what'.
Oh kistune if the forest ,what is your wisdom?
"All you gotta do is a bunch of drugs"
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Congratulations you just discovered the key to Mysticism
Hi Alteori I’ve been a fan for 6-7 years now I love watching your videos I still come back to the how to train your dragon and Indominus Rex theories those were the days when life wasn’t so hard if you read this I love your content!
Good to see Bette Midler is still getting work...
Villain looks like someone took the DNA from all three of the witches from Hocus Pocus and made a clone.
Worse than Serpentor
Maestro does actually kind of look like a character from One Piece.
_Diabolus in Musica,_ aka the Devils chord was used by Black Sabbath in their s/t song on their s/t album.
11:35 It kind of makes sense that something that has sound based powers would be incredibly powerful in a universe where a sonic screwdriver is a Dues Ex Mechina.
I say the biggest issue with this new era of Doctor Who is.
1. They really shouldn't have had Russell t Davis write 5 episodes in a row it really shows his entire writing spectrum.
2. Someone needs to slap Russell and tell him to focus on making Good episodes so they don't get cancelled!
I honestly love doctor who I've been watching it since 2005 and it's painful to see it spiral into just whatever the heck is happening.
This villain character and their whole performance is the definition of 'trying too hard'.
They'd fit right in with Jared Leto's Joker.
the villain seemed really cool actually and reminded me a lot of Mad Mod from teen titans
"Im gonna go around the next few blocks" and pull my glock out
I love love love absolutely love how Alteori burst out laughing during the "quiet" scene xD It's been a long time since anyone made me laugh so much xD
I'm begging you, never change, pseudo-furry xD
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Ok, that bout of cackling made me wish I could upvote this more than once.
Dcotor who used to be about this. The 1:25 minute mark. I remember the Van Gogh. It was very good. Nowadays it's just politics disguised as content
My mother used to play moonlight Sonata almost every night when I was growing up. Still brings melancholy to my heart. I do love it though. Great video☮️
When you lose yoyrself in laughter i can help but giggle with you.
Maestro: "I'm _them_ ."
Nah, dude, you're R E T A R D E D. Period.
Winifred Sanderson? Lol
Moonlight Sonata wasnt my first Beethoven piece I learned (that was either Ode to Joy or Für Elise) but it's definitely my favorite after first hearing it in a video game by Sierra, waaaaayyyyyy back in the day. The story behind its composition is really cool as well, imo.
I don't think a TV show has ever made me want to eat a music note as much as this episode did.
This Thing is totally the Meme of “We Have Penniwise at Home.” 🤡😂🤡
Jinx Monsoon clearly had a blast. I like the villain character design too. Pretty cool the way they teleport through instruments.It's also hilarious.
I didn't think there was anything that could make me hate music. This episode just might achieve that.
Eldritch horror doctor sounds fun he could be the embodiment of gas lighting
Ahhhh… one of your best. It’s times like in this video where you completely lose your shit in contagious laughter that completely brightens the mood of the trash subject you are handling. BRAVA! 👏🏻