Doctor Who 60th Anniversary Special | The Giggle | Spice Up Your Life | Toymaker's Dance in the UNIT
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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0:00 Doctor's Speech
0:29 Entrance
1:51 10th's Slide
Doctor Who: The Giggle | The Toymaker Spice Girls Dance
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Love how UNIT folks never change. The Doctor says don't attack or hold fire and they completely ignore him even while shooting petals out of their guns and continuously firing as if it would suddenly change back to bullets.
That’s probably their hope. They’re completely outmatched and likely panicking. Their job is to protect the Earth at all costs, and they’ll go down in blazes if they have to do it. They’re probably doing all they know they can, which is at least to try. Also establishes how powerful the Toymaker is.
It's a shame The Brigadier isn't there. Just can't take UNIT seriously in this day and age.
@@OzBaxterthe brigadier wasn't much better back in his day.
It was only in his retirement era that it finally clicked that when UNIT is hopelessly outgunned, that the best idea is the step out of the way and let The Doctor handle the alien BS
@robertfergusso5367 The episode makes it a point that the Toymaker is making everyone think they are right over others.
It wouldn't be a UNIT episode if they didn't ineffectually shoot something
NPH was born to play a Doctor Who villain. He swaggered onto the show like he’d always been here. I really hope he returns
"So we'd like you to do an elaborate dance performance to the Spice Girls."
NPH: "My average Tuesday night."
Don't forget the juggling and magic tricks. Neil really brought his A-game to this episode. @@00chla50
@@00chla50 very true
1:13
@@00chla50 "say less." XD
Fun fact: This episode was originally gonna be a dalek invasion, but NPH showed up on set unannounced and the refused to leave. All the reactions of the other actors are genuine
Well of course. He’s not playing a celestial being. He is one
@@houndreactions4453I heard this entire dance sequence was his idea.
@@gorman1852THAT i believe
Supreme Dalek: “Next time, Doc-TORRR! Next TIIIIIIIIIIIME!”
Another interesting fact, 1:14 isn’t a special effect, those really were security guards on set and he really did turn them into piles of sentient balls screaming in endless agony.
When you remember that the Doctor has had to experience both the Rasputin Master and the Toymaker dancing in the space of like a week 😂 💀
And now whatever Maestro is doing
The toymaker is the most terrifying type of reality warper purely in the context that they don't care about anything other than having fun.
It’s not that he’s immoral- it’s that he’s amoral.
@@zorasmith4880 Yeah... aka
he has the mentality of a god, morals don't apply to him
@@zorasmith4880he's my kind of gyy
And his form of "fun" comes at the expense of anyone and anyone even in the same galaxy as him.
The toy maker is literally terrifying, like imagine you trying to explain how to defeat the villain and he just pulls up does an entire song routine on you then goes away like nothing happened as all your attacks on him did nothing.
While also casually killing two people by merely touching them and splitting them into multicolored plastic balls screaming in agony.
If I had God like powers I'd do this stuff
@@tiekogalaxylatte8839 Did we find out what happened to them? Did they actually die, or are they living balls, like that lady who got turned into a cement slab?
@@cunningsmile4166 I agree. Being able to randomly break out into a musical scene just for sh*ts and giggles would be great.
@@Here_is_Waldo According to The Doctor, they're dead... but we saw that guard-ball screaming, so I'd say they're still alive, just permanently turned into a bunch of balls, likely with only the head being sentient and the rest just being a bunch of rubber balls.
The Toymaker was an amazing returning villain, he actually felt threatening and terrifying
Yeah but didn't last long enough.
@@krpowe6663 the toy maker is now inside a box: he could easily come back in the futere: they have a score to settle
@@TheLordMMX yeah I know but he could have been more present through the episodes. But still, he was a soo good villain. I loved the scene inside UNIT headquarters.
Even when he danced to Spice Girls
@@TheLordMMXEh, based on the rules that govern the Toymaker, he shouldn't be able to come back at all. Not without (1) some serious loopholes or (2) a godawful retcon.
When NPH was revealed to be the toymaker, it wasn’t a question of IF there would be a musical number……but WHEN.
Accurate.
Captain Kirk: ''I've met someone like this on my travels''
Captain Picard: ''I have as well, and he has shown himself multiple times''
Superman: ''me too, he shows up every three months''
Toymaker is Q but outright malevolent rather than irresponsible.
Twilight Sparkle: "You guys only have to deal with one?"
The entire Star Wars galaxy: “HAH! Worst we’ve got is a sentient rock and a godlike armadillo!
…
…Right?!”😅
@@skinnysnorlax9356... Godlike armadillo?
@@skinnysnorlax9356
I fucking hate Disney... XD
NPH stole this whole episode...what a amazing performance
Definitely, it's a stunning performance knowing he likely only gets one chance at it and he knocks it utterly out of the park.
I hope he comes back. He was brilliant as toymaker and of course was instantly charming
Except for the completely overdone German accent.
@@OrangeTabbyCat Almost like it's the joke you silly cow
@@OrangeTabbyCatHe actually has a canon reason for the accents.
I swear, Neil Patrick Harris is like the spiritual succesor to Tim Curry. Every role he takes, he gives it his 110%
And when he happens to get one that's both well written and matches his energy, its a thing of beauty
I can't get over that clown honk at the end.
It just sets off something to make me giggle in my head
It's just a perfect way to finish the ultimate trolling
That little horn honk killed me at the end. Just a perfect exit!
Make you giggle huh, I see what you did there
Russell T Davis is good at balancing between camp and funny and genuinely creepy.
The men being turned into balloons and the Doctor saying they are dead and apologising is subtly disturbing.
And killing off the show
@@Gibson1976uk Ratings are higher than 2018. Doctor Who's in rude health and there's nothing you can do but let your tory mask slip
@@cheapfinish6224 yeah, thanks for the attempted smart ass comment
@@Gibson1976uk
LOL, kope.
The Toymaker saw The Master dancing to Rasputin and went "I can do better than that"
@@Valeyardos wrong person bud
And he did it much better.
The Toymaker looked at the Master’s antics during 13’s run and went “Hold my drink, bitch…Daddy’s gotta show ‘em how it’s done.”
And on top of that. Captures The Master in his gold tooth
@@Ravaloxianthunderbirdpretty sure he got the song from the Master's Spotify playlist lol
toymaker is really the perfect fusion between a joker and thanos everything is just a pawn on the board for him
Can you not give both batman and the avengers nightmares?
I thought of the Joker too! but what came to mind for me was Emperor Joker, where Joker got Mister Mxyzptlk's (5th dimensional imp) reality warping powers.
Kinda like Q from Star Trek as well
@@spacesoarer3627I personally thought of Trelane mixed with Mxyzptlk
Neil Patrick Harris made an amazing performance he was so good as the celestial toymaker a enemy where you really dont know his next move he knows everything he can do everything and all he does is make fun of other people
Yup. Usually with the villains there's a plan the doctor can figure out and think up a way to stop. With the toy maker, the dude just makes it up as he goes and has the power to do whatever the hell he wants as he goes.
I genuinely was so stunned they pulled out SPICE GIRLS....I havent heard that since the 90s early 2000s and i was like "I know...that LALALALALALALA"
This has got to be the hundredth time I’ve seen this clip, it’s just too good. Definitely a villain to remember.
I loved how the toymaker was trolling the doctor and his Unit friends during his big entrance
Biggest takeaway from this episode: we need more content of Neil Patrick Harris and David Tennant acting together. They are absolutely fantastic together, and we kinda need more
That horn honk at the end when he vanishes into the floor... That gets me every time. He shows up, styles on them all, and then just leaves.
"You think the universe is law and chaos, well its not"
I mean that whole scene was pretty chaotic
that screaming bubble face will haunt me forever xD
Of course, Patrick Harris owns this scene completely, but Tennant's acting is also superb. The look on his face at 0:08, 0:26, 0:32 and 1:18 cleary display the Doctor's thoughts in those respective moments: the annoyance of having to explain; the horrifiying realization, what the music means; the helplessness at the Toymaker's entrance, and later anguish over the deaths of the agents.
The Doctor hasn’t gone up against many reality benders of this magnitude before. And when he did, he usually had some special advantage
Imagine trying to explain at the funerals of those two UNIT employees why the caskets are just full of balloons oof
They probably found a good explanation, considering that it’s UNIT wich is basically “dumb ways to die” as an organisation.
DC comics can learn from this for their live action movies. They got NPH to be Music Meister in a Batman cartoon and it’s still beloved to this day. This was essentially the live action version of that
The clown horn as he leaves just sends me.
I have to be completky honnest here that this is my FAVORIT scene
0:51 why no one didn’t talk about Toymaker dances with Kate and Mel? That burst my laughter of Dances with Kate.
I love how Mel just clings onto him. She knows that the best she can do in that moment ( to avoid being turned into a bunch of balls) is to dance along.
This scene was amazing
I loved the energy of NPH as the Toymaker. I kinda wish we got a spin-off with him.
Tellthe Big Finish folks; they might listen~
Neil was such a stylish villain. This special was perfect!
I'm glad The Toy Maker came into our universe to play NPH in all of NPH's vast power
This was fantastic. Reminds me of the Master's Rasputin musical number. So much fun.
This is BETTER!
@@dylanrinker6831 I agree
Don't forget that that was only last week for The Doctor
@@wooooooooooooooooooooooooit was 15 hours apart for the Doctor. 15 hours!!!!
@@fromthethirdplanet Poor guy had two villains doing dance numbers in practically the same day
The Toymaker has always been one of my favourite villains of the show. He was creepy in 1966 and he's creepy now
Neil Patrick Harris - the perfect blend of creepy and goofy needed for this role.
To quote NPH himself, this is delicious.
And funnily enough, the "lalala"s in Spice Up Your Life sound really evil when played as the soundtrack to a villain 😂
Shows up
Dances
Turns people into balls
Sings
Leaves
Refuses to elaborate
0:54 The way he dances with Kate. Amazing. 😂😂 I want to dance with him too.🥲
Gotta really love when villains do entrances with such bangers. Still remember The Master’s appearance while playing Voodoo Child 🕺🏻🕺🏻💃💃
A couple of seasons ago the Toymaker was mentioned in the series, along with the Guardians by 2 Eternals. At the end of the episode they were trapped between 2 worlds. But should they get out, they would be able to release the Toymaker. Also before the Toymaker was trapped he mentioned something about his legions. So I think we will see the Toymaker again.
I love this He's just like the music meister played in Batman brave and the bold It just annoyed me that I want more of this
makes sense, NPH does voice the meister
@@plasticstraw5033 I know and I was the first person complaining about them not casting him in the role in Supergirl the flash and the arrow series we could have had something beautiful
no matter what people say about this episode…this scene is immediately iconic.
'Hai Si Ja hold tight'❤
I want someone to animate this scene with Elmer Fudd as Dr. Who and Bugs Bunny as the Toy Maker!
Me when the episode started: So what exactly IS the Toymaker, then? Another Time Lord? An alien?
This scene plays.
Me: Ohhhhhhhh. Okay, he's Mxyzptlk.
Ahahahaha nice one!
Pretty sure those two have tea parties on the weekend
Latin rhythms, a White and Nerdy over the top dancing number, and an elemental deathly threat oh my… something I never thought I’d see in Doctor Who
Theory The Toy Maker is the Dr Who equivalent of Q
I see what you're getting at, but his motives don't support that at all. Q always had at least to some extent an interest in evaluating humanity. Toymaker is a lot more like the Riddler of Doctor Who. Games instead of riddles, but he just likes to win.
Q, The Toymaker & Loki walk into a bar
Or for DC, the Joker.
The Master is no doubt giving him a toothache.
@@MisterYankouThere's more than one Q.
NPH just showed up like this and they just kept it in.
This is one of the most hilarious and best scenes in sci fi. For the Warhammer 40k fans, this would be exactly how i imagine the warp entity slanesh would manifest in the midst of a space marine fraternity lol.
Frankly in the unlikely event something like this happened to me id just dance along with him.
Fantastic performance by NPH. My only small nitpick isn't the fact that he's so different than the original toy maker, but that the script never bothers to drop a single line that explains why he is so different now.
Actually, they did. On the platform of UNIT when The Toymaker and The Doctor talk, he says "You know full well this is merely a face ..." This implies that The Toymaker can wear any face, any costume, any persona at his whim. Whimsical, ja? ha hA Ha HA Ha hA ha
@@truewave sonofabeech I missed that entirely! 🤣🤣🤣 thank you
Why does there need to be a reason or explanation? The fact is the character was written and portrayed as suited for two entirely different television cultures, technical capabilities, budgets, etc. Why this need to explain things like this within its fictional world- simply put there’s a lot more resources in the program’s toolbox now versus the 1960s or any time during the original show’s run
@John0316Meadows there dosent need to be by any means. Like I said it was just my nitpick it dosent apply to everyone and I don't want it to ruin anyone's else's enjoyment.
Also the previous episode before this one sorta sets up the idea of the Toymaker. The original Toymaker lived in an alternate dimension from ours, he never really interacted with the universe before. This one has. That's what makes him so different
There are very few people who can act at the same level as David Tennant, NPH is one of those people. He's the Doctor on an American version of Doctor Who that's in my head canon.
Interestingly enough, that’s the exact same thing RTD said in the behind-the-scenes as well! 😁
I'd love to see NPH as the Toymaker vs The Master
This is a good scene … but there is something about Toymaker’s recap of the companions that seems that bit more… “Well then it is all right then” is so judgmental on top of mocking
Just a year before they did such a weird dance routine in Doctor Who. Now they did it again and it was actually REALLY funny and enjoyable.
yeah well the best about the rasputin dance is that it wasn't scripted :D Sacha just thought he'd read "The Master dances" in the script so he danced. Crew was like "What is he doing?" Jodie is like "Did you forget your text? Should I help you out?" and then everyone is like "Nah, its Sacha. We just let him do his thing." And then they all really liked the scene so they made some reshoots to keep it in the episode. Had a wonderful talk with Richard Pryce at this years Timelash about that matter :D
Fun fact: It's only been like 2 days since the Master danced in Who time.
UNIT grabs an infinitely old and wise alien to help em out with other alien stuff. Also UNIT: completely the Doctors advise and do what every the opposite was.
I love it when they bring back old classic villains.
Now bring back Mara, the Monk and the Rani!
This is what I want from a rated r adaption of The Mask. Closer to the comics.
That moment when kate gets slammed into the wall 💀
I hope they bring him back, it was such a great episode. Some villains are just too loveable
:) 😆😍😆
Q: "And Picard thinks I'm a showoff."
0:07 lmfao the look he gives her here he looks so fucking done
I love how him dancing with the two women and then tossing them to the wall and floor just shows his utter dsregard for people even as temporary dance partners. They're just toys you can toss on the floor.
Oh yeah NPH nailed this role. It's like he was born to play the toymaker.
I can't lie, the balloon with the face that screamed choked a laugh out of me. Same with later when they asked the toymaker about the men on the roof and they said 'I think they're still falling.' And then you hear the faint thump of them hitting the bottom that was so morbidly timed that i had a weird laugh from that. The toymaker made that joke with great timing.
Just watched The Giggle and I now have found purpose. Thank you DT and NPH!!!
Neil Patrick Harris did so well for this role, but killed it in this scene. I’ve watched it too many times to count.
Now i wish we got to see the toymaker in the robes the Michael Gough had n the original story for this scene
If ever i become capable of warping reality, i want to be this kind of reality warper.
I love the Toymaker. Enters, kills two people, turns bullets into roses, and leaves, all while lip syncing Spice girls, and refuses to elaborate further. That’s the type of villain I’d want to be.
… I suddenly want to go watch the Samba scene from The Mask
Damn, he was just flexing on UNIT none stop.
is it like a stipulation in every role that Neil Patrick harries plays he must have at least song and/or dance number?
The Joker should take notes from the Toymaker.
The absolute best part about this scene is the clown honk at the end
and to think there are behind the scenes others post showing Neil Patrick Harris saying "I can't dance" and others disagreeing with him after the filming proves otherwise
Dude the Oscars are awesome this year.
I never thought I’d hear the Spice Girls again. Much less in Doctor Who! And done by NPH!?!?
Someone really liked Everything Everywhere All at Once when writing this scene.
i think its likely a reference to The Master dancing to VooDoo child than EEAAO
@@Maeve_RoseSure about that? Because there was one more reference to Everything Everywhere All at Once in the first episode of the special. Rose had just bought the pack of googly eyes-just like Joy had done in the movie, right?
I missed the googly eyes reference! But someone on the team is definitely a fan!
First the malcious and sadistic meep the bleep then this lunatic played amazingly by niel patric harris i also love while the trickster was a actual frigtful figure who tricked people by bieng one step ahead the toymaker stayed true to his namsake of being whacky and outside the rules of reality
It's hilarious to think that some of those UNIT soldiers probably got PTSD from that situation, meaning they ain't gonna react well if/when they hear that song again.
I really hope he comes back! We needed more of him!
I can picture Loki doing this to mess with shield
Sylvie has probably done this at least once during some apocalypse.
Best villain entrance ever. I guess only Queen from One Piece could go close with its dancing number (zoom zoom zoom).
Him on the phone always cracks me up.
You could tell Neil Patrick Harris was having fun filming this. 😂
he is like a force of nature 😂
The giggle is right hahahah 😂😂😂😂 omg hahahaha what on earth like very unexpected
The celestial toymaker was nervous when he mentioned THE ONE WHO WAITS so how dangerous this person so scare the toymaker.😮
Maybe another god?
The Toymaker trolled them all .😅
Master inside the gold tooth: Son of a bitch stole my moves!
Nah, the Toymakers moves where so much better
This episode pretty much sums up people these days, so overly sensitive, opinionated thinking they’re always right. I loved this episode
These three specials all seemed to have deliberately aimed jabs at the idiotic "anti-woke" haters and loud keyboard warriors online who gave so much hate over every little thing that challenged their narrow worldview. This episode was the PERFECT way to respond to that--by showing just how utterly insane it is to be so hair-trigger about other people that you're willing to drop everything to rant and rave about something that doesn't remotely affect you.
@@dorkandproudofit I wish RTD would take his own advice, the slightest bit of criticism at his work sends him into a rampage.
@@vaderdown788really, like? I googled it and nothing necessarily came up..
@@dorkandproudofitGod bles Russel. The man is an artist
It's like Loki and the Joker had a kid
Neil is EPIC 🤣💛💛💛
Who else thinks that this scene was created by Neil Harris himself?)
this scene was like John Simm's Master meets Jobutupaki. I love it
I'm sorry fav villain ever. Lol
how to show that the villan is a reality bender and a chaotic being..
Thats How:
one of the best scenes of these specials
i wonder what other forces the universe has such as 'play' that the doctor was describing, so many possibilities!
Can you imagine if they made the Toymaker more of an annoyance rather than a dangerous individual. Like he just appears and starts doing these things and the Doctor just has to force him to leave. I get that Modern Doctor Who is about the dangerous but this would have been a funny episode to end on if the Doctor had to deal with someone annoying rather than a world threatening conflict.
That would also fit the toy maker, he would do that because he just felt like it, it could be thst he found the doctor so entertaining thst he just sometimes appears and annoys him until they play kinda like Mr Mxyzptlk with superman
That's basically Q from Star Trek at that point