The way she pats her lap when he says thanks at the end. She’s just been complimented and adored and spoken to like she’s a historical legend- and her response is “aww thanks” while looking like the most adorable happy puppy in the whole world 💛
@@lewisgermany5666 I imagine you have no picture because you're aging like curdled milk, but at 28, I'll take your rude ass comment as a compliment and remember to thank my ancestors and melanin for the blessing of aging like fine wine. I've been a Whovian long enough to appreciate Jodie's clear excitement and obvious appreciation for the privelage of playing such a long standing and iconic character. Go be an ass somewhere else. No one needs your unnecessary negativity.
HysteriCool imagine feeling the need to put your picture on your RUclips acc wow might become big one day with that face ageing “like fine wine” you pompous twat. By the way I wouldn’t thank those ancestors just yet, I wouldn’t bother them just thank an intsergram filter, and your face looking like fuck all in a tiny circle so you can barely even see it and most of it being is black and white so again I don’t think they deserve a thanks just yet. “Thanketh to melan” or whatever the fuck you call it. And yea I’ll “hate” on jodie Whittaker and the writer since they destroyed a once great show with gender politics and brought in the pc bullshit era solidifying it’s grasp on modern tv so shut the fuck up you melenial twat
@@lewisgermany5666 says the person who just wrote a book. I'm not reading all of that mess. Also, don't worry about the status of my employment. My bank accounts are just fine you incel.
To compare... Capaldi's first series was really awkward. I was used to the boyish facade and the dark overtones from Matt Smith (which made a lot of sense after Tennant) but what annoyed me about Smith was the flirting, constantly. I was happy to see that trail off with Capaldi. Tennant's Doctor was, as Smith's Doctor later said, with vanity issues. He had a crush on everyone woman he came in contact with until he lost Rose. After getting used to Capaldi, who became a serious powerhouse, I rewatched everything from S8 and realized (with the exception of some filler episodes that felt weak) it was actually quite good. There was some nicely scattered subtle dialogue and presentation that really described the character's personality progression in a way that takes a second look to really get properly. Jodie's Doctor is the same. The writing feels different, I agree. What I don't agree with is that it's "crap". It's just more drama and suspense to overshadow the science fiction. That's actually quite fine, because if you look at what Moffat did... well... he almost ruined it. He closed a lot of chapters and made it hard to continue or expand on any of the previous stories. He also leaned pretty hard into the Star Wars feel on many of the episodes and that just felt a bit too campy to watch. We do, however, have 3 main things to thank Moffat for: The River Song Arc The Weeping Angels Giving 9 a solidified story Having the first year with Jodie being so different and "randomized" actually made sense to me, because this is a completely new person. Go back and watch "World Enough And Time" & "The Doctor Falls" again. There was a LOT of letting go that Capaldi's Doctor had to do, and Jodie's Doctor is a proper representation of that. Yes, filler episodes are still apparent (Arachnids felt sort of cheesy, Kerblam! was halfway decent but felt unfinished, It Takes You Away ended like a comedy), but I really liked most of S11, and "Resolution" was just VERY well done. Daleks became actually scary again. It gives you a good idea of what the Doctor has retained since Capaldi's speech to himself, ending with "Doctor, I let you go." It seems like a pretty natural evolution to me. I don't think people that like a show for a long time can even still truly call themselves fans unless they really strap in for the long ride. Some of it's going to feel out of place, but it is what it is. Deciding to hate some episodes is even fine, but writing off a completely new series... well, it's obvious there are other reasons than the writing. I just think it's not something they want to admit. Many of them want more of the dude romance or the heavy Star Wars influence they were starting to get used to. Or the elder who was overly energetic for his age, like the old school Doctor once was. Many of those same people complained about Bill Potts, too. Big surprise. They may like the show, but a fan is not the same as that. Anyway, this is my assessment. I know how writing and filmography works. I do think Moffat was a unique and special storyteller, but we're into a new set now. I think S11 got weak in the middle (yes, with the writing), but the last few episodes have been quite exciting. They truly could not have picked a better Doctor. Capaldi is probably my favorite. Tom Baker is my second, but Jodie is quickly starting to move up in line with Tennant, who is my third favorite. Let the fans enjoy it. We love criticism more than you might think but we really don't appreciate childish insults with no context. To anyone who actually read this: you da real MVP.
Very well said. I’ve always felt like series 11 was the show trying to take it slow for a bit, before starting on what is said to be Chibnall’s 5 year plan for the show. Stand-alone stories to give the show a little bit of a break from the complicatedness, before starting to build to something big. And from the looks of the two part opener for series 12, that seems to be the case indeed. After having given the show a bit of room to breath, it feels like they have set up something really big and have started to dive into the history of the show again (which was already a bit more visible in last year’s New Years special). And while I’m by no means series 11’s biggest fan, I think some of those 10 stand alone stories were amazing, and the Doctor and her companions have really grown on me. I was genuinely excited to see them all back on tv last week for the opener of the new series. And like you said, most Doctor’s first series seem weird and different. And out of every new Who Doctor’s first series, Jodie’s is neither my favourite nor my least favourite. But yes, when we go back to them after having seen more of that Doctor, we see more that we like, because the style is familiar by that point. The only two modern Doctors that I liked from their first series were Eccleston and Smith, yet Capaldi is my favourite Doctor, even though his Doctor didn’t “click” with me until he rode in on a tank in the series 9 opener. Things have to change in a show for it to go on for as long as Doctor Who has, and of course it takes some getting used to those changes. But that doesn’t mean they’re bad changes. I just feel like there’s this one very conservative group of people on the internet, who are hating on this Doctor because she is a woman, just like they’re hating on many other female led progressive tv shows and movies. They’re very vocal, and take over the conversation with their screams for the Doctor to “finally regenerate” or for Jodie to get fired, leaving no room for the people with genuine criticism, those loving the show and those still getting used to the change to discuss our differences in a civilized way. But sadly that’s the internet these days I guess. It’s good to know the rest of us are still here too.
@@eline.de.allerbeste Yup; it's the kind of show that isn't easy to understand immediately. Newer Who fans (like those that came in during Smith) have been used to "easy" shows most of their lives. S11 was a bit easier, as in each episode was standalone, even though it still required some history knowledge of the show to appreciate. I always liked programming that took some understanding to really get. Because I have familiarity with some science studies, this is among my favorite shows of all time. I liked all aspects of the show (for the most part), but I can't expect every episode to be a home run. Agreed, this show needs to constantly try new things to stay fresh, and that is exactly what it's doing.
This does make sense and being a newer Who fan ( been watching for only a few years) I think that the writing has gone down hill since capaldi. It’s just my opinion and I have watched classic Who too. (Loved it!!!!) Jodie’s character is great but I just think there’s more that she can do. She hasn’t reached her full potential yes and I’m so excited for when she does!! X
@@amelie5086 Different writing approach doesn't mean bad, though. I love classic Who but some of the acting at times was really awful, and the writing was a bit too simplified some of the time. I liked the story line underneath. Every series / season will have filler. It's always been that way. With all the slow starters we've seen it won't surprise me if S12 turns out to be a huge whirlwind. It's already been really exciting, so I'm interested to see how S11 ties into it.
It would be phenomenal to have River back, but unfortunately it's unlikely to happen. When we saw Capaldi and Kingstone in that last episode, it felt very final and like the end of River's story. It would be nice for her to have an appearance, but I don't think hopes should be up. However, having watched Spyfall Part 1 as it aired yesterday, I can say that Chibnall appears to have listened to feedback and improved his writing, so maybe he'll decide to be really nice and give us some River.
I think you forget that river literally had 24 earth years on darillium. She could've slipped off during any of that, stolen the doctor's TARDIS, maybe had a secret vortex manipulator, who knows? And with the fact that time is technically relative, she could've had so many more adventures before her eventual end with Ten. It would be so easy to have her back.
I would love to see Alex Kingston back, unfortunativerely, with her there, it would only show just how just unsuited Jodie is to being the Doctor. They really needed someone with a similar personality and demeanor as River to convincingly play the Doctor. Nothing against Jodie, as she has been fantastic in other roles she's done, but she just does not have the right demeanor that the role of the Doctor requires. A big part of what was wrong with her first series as the Doctor was the writing, true (a lot of times she came across as just another companion on her own show), but a big part of making a role successful is the actor themselves. Peter Capaldi also got stuck with a lot of horrible scripts, but he was able to work with them and still stand out as the Doctor. A big difference between her an Capaldi's scripts though, is that she has been saddled with WAY too many companions, so it makes it harder for her to stick out.
INstead you got some bumbling yorkshire lass with no stage prescence or gravitas that does a poor mans imitation of david tennant and hams up every scene she is in. Jo Martin at least looks far more imposing and could have made it work, Jodie is just really miscast.
I love this doctor and i love Jodie Whittaker and istg i feel like screaming anytime ppl just forget to be decent. I don't see why people hate so much. I am so excited for season 12!!!
I've never had a problem with criticism, but the lack of decency and ugly vitriol from some online haters who call themselves Whovians is depressing. Never be cruel, never be cowardly, Remember hate is always foolish, love is always wise, Always try to be nice, but never fail to be kind.
Agreed. I truly enjoy Whittaker in the role. I also enjoyed most of the first series she's in but some of those scripts really needed a polish. I like the daring approach to themes and marrying the old with the new but the overall execution falls flat and that's SO not Whittaker's fault in my opinion. I put the blame at Chibnall's feet. It's his vehicle. He's the captain. She's a focal point and many will wrongly blame her, but the show runner makes final decisions. Whittaker's just the messenger. Her job is to take direction and not to give it. I really enjoy her in the role. I just wish she had more Shakespeare quality writing and less paint by numbers. If it's not on the page it's not on the stage.
It needs to be less POLITICAL literally every episode of the first season she has was political. Not to mention it makes the rosa parks one seem like a joke, when it was an arranged protest, and she wasn’t even the first to do it. The donald trump one didn’t give a valid reason to dislike trump, just shown his babyish attitude and eccentricities. It literally shows that you dont like him because he’s very very bad, and you wont say why he’s bad he just is. The witch episode had SO much potential and SHOULD have brought back the witches from Shakespeares play. But, nooo its a new alien that looks fucking stupid. The alien on the spaceship one again had the chance to be scary similar to the empty child and how claustrophobic you felt in the hospital but instead the baby yoda looking ass was comic relief
I love how whoever plays the Doctor, they are basically taught to fly the Tardis by the creative team. Capaldi talked about the same thing in another interview.
Brilliant, brilliant interview. I love Jodie. She's warm, funny and just fantastic. So incredibly down to earth. Adult Life Skills was my introduction to the Jodie Whittaker so love. Totally bonkers and wonderfully quirky. When I watched it I knew she would be perfect as the Doctor. Before this is only seen her in Broadchurch, which is dark, angry and often sad. But Adult Lift Skills is a brilliant and funny film. Definitely one of my favourites. I love that she insists on getting the routine correct for the TARDIS taking off. That started with William Hartnell. Nobody was bothered, but William made it clear that the children would notice if it wasn't the same. He was a stickler for detail...thank the gods!
The Best black mirror episode is White Christmas hands down, then, Shut up and dance, then Black Museum, then white bear, and everything else is honestly bleh and changes by mood
Ashleigh Cummings yeah but however realistic as we now glorify murderers and see them as attractions everywhere, Netflix documentaries about serial movies about cult leaders, morality bending games etc the Zoo like nature of White bear is quite close to home. They’re not direct and wont occur naturally but in someway it is quite realistic in how we treat them
I love how she speaks about all the whovians. She really understands that there are so many people all around the world who loves this show. She knows that there are some people who can only dream about meeting those actors from the show. That’s what makes her special for me, because i’m one of those people. I’m a young whovian from Finland who loves Doctor Who!❤️ I would do anything for even a one ticket to Comic Con. But.... Life is hard. Thank you Jodie!❤️
Is this the same Jodie Whittiker that pissed off a lot of the fans last year when she criticised them for complaining about the political correctness. She didn't seem to care about the fans then.
@@Trev359 Of course she did care. She was getting lots of hate from the beginning. Mainly because she is a woman. Of course she´s gonna react to it somehow
Rightly has he spoken about the spiritual aspect of Doctor Who. What brought me into the show was when a pastor gave a sermon about living a life of excellence, and he made a reference to the scene in The Eleventh Hour when The Doctor tells Jeff to "be magnificent."
I honestly love Jodie as a person and as the doctor. She’s passionate about what she does and she loves the fans. She was perfectly cast! I just wish that the people who disliked this series would stop wishing for her to be killed off or for the show to be cancelled on every video or post uploaded about doctor who. You don’t like this era, we get it and that’s fine because you’re entitled to have your opinion, but don’t ruin it for the rest of us when we still love the show. The thirteenth Doctor is the epitome of hope and I’m all for her continuing in the role for a few more years and seasons!
How exactly does people saying I don't like the show "ruin it for the rest"? A positive review is equally valid as a negative one. This Doctor is nice. She's hopeful. She loves her fam. She's also tedious, cliched, annoying, bland and seems to be doing a bad 10th Doctor impression. Her action scenes are laughable and the dialogue she speaks often cringe worthy. Never has Doctor Who been so... forgettable. THANK GOD FOR CLASSIC WHO ON DVD.
@@GhostDcuo hey! Obviously you are allowed an opinion which is fine! But if you have something to say that could hurt people maybe don’t say it. Have a good day :)
I'm loving S12 writing, for the most part (some cringe still around). Plus, the casting for the Master was PERFECT. Comparing to Jodie and....he was such a better casting choice for his role than she was for hers. I'm not saying she's a bad actress, just a miscast actress.
Matt Evans She has often showed that she is a good actress, and the writing in S 11 was also good. I think the biggest problem is that they have to many companies. If you have a big cast it’s hard to give everyone a individual personality, but it’s not impossible (for example Star Trek). I was hoping that it may get better in the new Season, but it didn’t, so I am out. I’m waiting for the next season and hopefully it gets better.
Her acting isn't that good as the doctor. I don't think it's even her fault, it's just that it doesn't seem that the doctor is the kind of character she would play that well. Her reaction for gallifrey being destroyed for example.
Neither was Moffat. He was into space cowboys and thriller writing (hint: not the same thing). At least Chibnall isn't using the prior Who lore as a constant crutch for his new ideas.
Matt Evans your brain-dead if you like season 11-12 however yea your right she’s more of an imposter that’s trying way too hard rather than a professional actor
So is Jodie going to do the same as Peter and let her hair grow out for her entire run, so we can tell what season we're on just by looking at how long the Doctor's hair is?
At the end of the day, Jodie's Doctor is shaped by Jodie in much the same way as her predecessor's versions were shaped by them. There are basic characteristics to remember, but everything else is up for grabs. And that facility for change and adaptation is what could make this show ultimately timeless.
Michael McGrath nah her acting skills are incredible. watch her in other things she’s amazing at acting. it’s the writing of doctor who that makes her acting look bacd but she does the best she can with it
@@alec7550 I don't like her performance as the Doctor, but it's hard to tell how much is her choice and how much is Chibnall's direction and writing. So I can't necessarily agree that she's doing her best, but you're right, she's very good in other things. And she seems like a very likeable person.
Yeah. It's why I can't watch Broadchurch anymore after seeing her as the Doctor. (not a knock on the Whittaker, she's amazing in what I've seen her in) It's just her Doctor is so joyous and cheerful, that honestly you don't want to anything to break her hearts. Which given the endings of 9, 10, 11 and especially 12, it would absolutely gut me seeing this Doctor go from optimistic to wrecked.
“Everyone I know works hard, there’s a fair bit of luck involved” Thank you for admitting it, she’s talented and works hard for sure, and is also lucky
I don't know which was more confusing, her accent when she started talking fast or the subtitles. :) Seems like such a nice person, I wish they'd get her better scripts on DW.
That was a good one, don’t know about you guys but I would go into series 12 with very very cautious optimism. Everyone’s acting like series 12 is gonna bring doctor who back to it’s former glory. I’m sorry to remind everyone but have you guys forgotten about series 11! Yes, this series might be good but at the same time it might end being just as bad as series 11 or worse.
@@supremewhovian9258 Mediocre, you mean. Which is worse than bad for Doctor Who, we've had bad doctor who, yet we have enjoyed it for how hilarious it was.... Fingers crossed for series 12!
Jodie is an abosolutely fantastic Doctor! Yeah, the writing in S11 could use some improvement, but the characters were wonderful and some of the lines were downright spectacular - here's hoping S12 will shine! (And Jodie as a person is a precious cinammon roll 😊)
Michael McGrath I disagree. She was doing amazingly with the scales of scripts she had. She really shone in It Takes You Away because it was a good written episode to boot
She was a fantastic choice on Chibnall's part (and an obvious one lol). I'm really hoping that S12 will improve on S11's imperfections. So far they've aced the marketing so I have my hopes up.
I'm not a fan of Doctor Who Series 11 or the Thirteenth Doctor (at least so far) but I love listening to Jodie in interviews and this was probably one of her best.
Amazing interview! No boring or obvious questions, just an interesting conversation and a lot of emotions It's so rare to see actors who are so excited about what they are doing as she is, and it's wonderful I'm really glad they mentioned "adult life skills", because it is one of my favourite movies now and I think it deserves more attention Maybe season 11 of doctor who wasn't really good, but Jodie is definitely The Doctor and I can't wait to see next series
I mean, wtf happened from okey season 10 (in term of writing) it goes to shit season 11 (in term of writing). Doctor and his companioins are great doe, I like them
I lived in sheffield for a bit and my half brother has a thick south yorkshire accent so her time as the doctor was great for me. Very nostalgic to hear all those northern accents we dont normally hear over here in the states. I loved the acting in her time as the doctor, i just wish the scripts were better. I feel bad for Jodi because her doctor spent more time being captured and explained to than any other doctor.
ok how? now I really wanna know how that is possible... like the writing is horrendous (in 11) and the ending of 12 is just outraging tbh, so now I wanna know how that is possible (and all series also means classic btw)
Not related to the video but early on in Jodie's time as doctor yaz says she wants more of the universe. Azure later refers to the doctor as the universe. It's Also brilliant cos yaz says: " I want more. More of the universe. More time with you" So if you go along with what Azure said, yaz technically said "I want more. More of you, more time with you" So gay
as bad the series of Jodie Whittaker's was from story and script wise, Jodie Whittaker doctor is one of my favorites she is awesome kind cute and I love her. To me she was the only enjoyable thing in the series but i had good time thank you Jodie Whittaker.
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I love her so much, I hope so hard that this season is good ❤️❤️❤️
@@stevencassidy6982 I wouldn't be so quick to judge. Maybe the tragedy of Season 11 was enough to shock Chibnall into abandoning his initial plan and fixing the glaring issues. Also, I think he might be writing less episodes this season, so that'll hopefully account for an improvement overall.
no it’s actually embarrassing the way i love her like this isn’t even a joke i’m crying
jodie whittaker: **exists**
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I love her accent, her whole enthusiasm, and how she's kept bits of her predecessors but made it her own
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@@sixtrash2758 no need to call me out like that-
Jodie *exists*
Us: I'M IN LOVE
The way she pats her lap when he says thanks at the end. She’s just been complimented and adored and spoken to like she’s a historical legend- and her response is “aww thanks” while looking like the most adorable happy puppy in the whole world 💛
i love this interviewer so much he's always amazing with whoever he interviews, he makes them so casual and brilliant!
Bit of a kiss-arse
ill pay you more than whatever google is paying you to say this
GhostDcuo lol what??
Alex Saunders i'm so confused?? you saying I'm a kiss ass for complimenting someone for doing their job well?
Lucy Amelia no he’s saying that the interviewer is a kiss ass to the people he’s interviewing
Imagine her in the same room as David Tennant.
The amount of chaotic energy radiated would be off the charts!
I love how much she seems to be enjoying being the Doctor and being a part of this community
What community you look five I doubt you was ever part of the “community”
@@lewisgermany5666 I imagine you have no picture because you're aging like curdled milk, but at 28, I'll take your rude ass comment as a compliment and remember to thank my ancestors and melanin for the blessing of aging like fine wine. I've been a Whovian long enough to appreciate Jodie's clear excitement and obvious appreciation for the privelage of playing such a long standing and iconic character. Go be an ass somewhere else. No one needs your unnecessary negativity.
HysteriCool imagine feeling the need to put your picture on your RUclips acc wow might become big one day with that face ageing “like fine wine” you pompous twat. By the way I wouldn’t thank those ancestors just yet, I wouldn’t bother them just thank an intsergram filter, and your face looking like fuck all in a tiny circle so you can barely even see it and most of it being is black and white so again I don’t think they deserve a thanks just yet. “Thanketh to melan” or whatever the fuck you call it. And yea I’ll “hate” on jodie Whittaker and the writer since they destroyed a once great show with gender politics and brought in the pc bullshit era solidifying it’s grasp on modern tv so shut the fuck up you melenial twat
HysteriCool welcome to the snowflake generation writing a whole paragraph for me saying you look five if your 28 get a job
@@lewisgermany5666 says the person who just wrote a book. I'm not reading all of that mess. Also, don't worry about the status of my employment. My bank accounts are just fine you incel.
To compare... Capaldi's first series was really awkward. I was used to the boyish facade and the dark overtones from Matt Smith (which made a lot of sense after Tennant) but what annoyed me about Smith was the flirting, constantly. I was happy to see that trail off with Capaldi. Tennant's Doctor was, as Smith's Doctor later said, with vanity issues. He had a crush on everyone woman he came in contact with until he lost Rose. After getting used to Capaldi, who became a serious powerhouse, I rewatched everything from S8 and realized (with the exception of some filler episodes that felt weak) it was actually quite good. There was some nicely scattered subtle dialogue and presentation that really described the character's personality progression in a way that takes a second look to really get properly. Jodie's Doctor is the same. The writing feels different, I agree. What I don't agree with is that it's "crap". It's just more drama and suspense to overshadow the science fiction. That's actually quite fine, because if you look at what Moffat did... well... he almost ruined it. He closed a lot of chapters and made it hard to continue or expand on any of the previous stories. He also leaned pretty hard into the Star Wars feel on many of the episodes and that just felt a bit too campy to watch.
We do, however, have 3 main things to thank Moffat for:
The River Song Arc
The Weeping Angels
Giving 9 a solidified story
Having the first year with Jodie being so different and "randomized" actually made sense to me, because this is a completely new person. Go back and watch "World Enough And Time" & "The Doctor Falls" again. There was a LOT of letting go that Capaldi's Doctor had to do, and Jodie's Doctor is a proper representation of that. Yes, filler episodes are still apparent (Arachnids felt sort of cheesy, Kerblam! was halfway decent but felt unfinished, It Takes You Away ended like a comedy), but I really liked most of S11, and "Resolution" was just VERY well done. Daleks became actually scary again. It gives you a good idea of what the Doctor has retained since Capaldi's speech to himself, ending with "Doctor, I let you go." It seems like a pretty natural evolution to me.
I don't think people that like a show for a long time can even still truly call themselves fans unless they really strap in for the long ride. Some of it's going to feel out of place, but it is what it is. Deciding to hate some episodes is even fine, but writing off a completely new series... well, it's obvious there are other reasons than the writing. I just think it's not something they want to admit. Many of them want more of the dude romance or the heavy Star Wars influence they were starting to get used to. Or the elder who was overly energetic for his age, like the old school Doctor once was. Many of those same people complained about Bill Potts, too. Big surprise. They may like the show, but a fan is not the same as that.
Anyway, this is my assessment. I know how writing and filmography works. I do think Moffat was a unique and special storyteller, but we're into a new set now. I think S11 got weak in the middle (yes, with the writing), but the last few episodes have been quite exciting. They truly could not have picked a better Doctor. Capaldi is probably my favorite. Tom Baker is my second, but Jodie is quickly starting to move up in line with Tennant, who is my third favorite.
Let the fans enjoy it. We love criticism more than you might think but we really don't appreciate childish insults with no context.
To anyone who actually read this: you da real MVP.
Very well said. I’ve always felt like series 11 was the show trying to take it slow for a bit, before starting on what is said to be Chibnall’s 5 year plan for the show. Stand-alone stories to give the show a little bit of a break from the complicatedness, before starting to build to something big. And from the looks of the two part opener for series 12, that seems to be the case indeed. After having given the show a bit of room to breath, it feels like they have set up something really big and have started to dive into the history of the show again (which was already a bit more visible in last year’s New Years special). And while I’m by no means series 11’s biggest fan, I think some of those 10 stand alone stories were amazing, and the Doctor and her companions have really grown on me. I was genuinely excited to see them all back on tv last week for the opener of the new series.
And like you said, most Doctor’s first series seem weird and different. And out of every new Who Doctor’s first series, Jodie’s is neither my favourite nor my least favourite. But yes, when we go back to them after having seen more of that Doctor, we see more that we like, because the style is familiar by that point. The only two modern Doctors that I liked from their first series were Eccleston and Smith, yet Capaldi is my favourite Doctor, even though his Doctor didn’t “click” with me until he rode in on a tank in the series 9 opener.
Things have to change in a show for it to go on for as long as Doctor Who has, and of course it takes some getting used to those changes. But that doesn’t mean they’re bad changes.
I just feel like there’s this one very conservative group of people on the internet, who are hating on this Doctor because she is a woman, just like they’re hating on many other female led progressive tv shows and movies. They’re very vocal, and take over the conversation with their screams for the Doctor to “finally regenerate” or for Jodie to get fired, leaving no room for the people with genuine criticism, those loving the show and those still getting used to the change to discuss our differences in a civilized way. But sadly that’s the internet these days I guess. It’s good to know the rest of us are still here too.
@@eline.de.allerbeste Yup; it's the kind of show that isn't easy to understand immediately. Newer Who fans (like those that came in during Smith) have been used to "easy" shows most of their lives. S11 was a bit easier, as in each episode was standalone, even though it still required some history knowledge of the show to appreciate.
I always liked programming that took some understanding to really get. Because I have familiarity with some science studies, this is among my favorite shows of all time.
I liked all aspects of the show (for the most part), but I can't expect every episode to be a home run. Agreed, this show needs to constantly try new things to stay fresh, and that is exactly what it's doing.
@@eline.de.allerbeste P.S. Thank you for reading this and responding with kindness and respect.
This does make sense and being a newer Who fan ( been watching for only a few years) I think that the writing has gone down hill since capaldi. It’s just my opinion and I have watched classic Who too. (Loved it!!!!) Jodie’s character is great but I just think there’s more that she can do. She hasn’t reached her full potential yes and I’m so excited for when she does!! X
@@amelie5086 Different writing approach doesn't mean bad, though. I love classic Who but some of the acting at times was really awful, and the writing was a bit too simplified some of the time. I liked the story line underneath. Every series / season will have filler. It's always been that way. With all the slow starters we've seen it won't surprise me if S12 turns out to be a huge whirlwind. It's already been really exciting, so I'm interested to see how S11 ties into it.
William Hartnell did the same thing, insisting on using the same buttons and levers for the same function.
As far as I'm aware, they all did.
I wonder if River is going to be in this season
It would funny to see them together
It would be phenomenal to have River back, but unfortunately it's unlikely to happen. When we saw Capaldi and Kingstone in that last episode, it felt very final and like the end of River's story. It would be nice for her to have an appearance, but I don't think hopes should be up. However, having watched Spyfall Part 1 as it aired yesterday, I can say that Chibnall appears to have listened to feedback and improved his writing, so maybe he'll decide to be really nice and give us some River.
I think you forget that river literally had 24 earth years on darillium. She could've slipped off during any of that, stolen the doctor's TARDIS, maybe had a secret vortex manipulator, who knows? And with the fact that time is technically relative, she could've had so many more adventures before her eventual end with Ten. It would be so easy to have her back.
I'd pay to see the xxx version
I would love to see Alex Kingston back, unfortunativerely, with her there, it would only show just how just unsuited Jodie is to being the Doctor. They really needed someone with a similar personality and demeanor as River to convincingly play the Doctor. Nothing against Jodie, as she has been fantastic in other roles she's done, but she just does not have the right demeanor that the role of the Doctor requires. A big part of what was wrong with her first series as the Doctor was the writing, true (a lot of times she came across as just another companion on her own show), but a big part of making a role successful is the actor themselves. Peter Capaldi also got stuck with a lot of horrible scripts, but he was able to work with them and still stand out as the Doctor. A big difference between her an Capaldi's scripts though, is that she has been saddled with WAY too many companions, so it makes it harder for her to stick out.
She's dead though, it seems almost impossible unless there's a possible way the Doctor could maybe duplicate her
THIS is the Jodie I want has THE DOCTOR. She is so smooth, casual, has the power to face any adversity and still be a time lord. I WANT THIS JODIE!!!!
INstead you got some bumbling yorkshire lass with no stage prescence or gravitas that does a poor mans imitation of david tennant and hams up every scene she is in. Jo Martin at least looks far more imposing and could have made it work, Jodie is just really miscast.
Jodie is a treasure
I love this doctor and i love Jodie Whittaker and istg i feel like screaming anytime ppl just forget to be decent. I don't see why people hate so much. I am so excited for season 12!!!
Maybe it's because she insults those that don't like her Doctor dipshit?
"I feel like screaming anytime ppl just forget to be decent"
Translation: Keep quiet. I feel threatened by your opinion!!!
Trying to censor the fans? Typical leftist soy-boy
Watch the Stylist video on RUclips or read the vulture article (specifically the part about "white male gaze") and you'll see why we hate her so much
I've never had a problem with criticism, but the lack of decency and ugly vitriol from some online haters who call themselves Whovians is depressing.
Never be cruel, never be cowardly,
Remember hate is always foolish, love is always wise,
Always try to be nice, but never fail to be kind.
I'm a little mad they didn't talk about black mirror
Because it’s a Doctor Who interview.
She never talked about Good either. Guess they were going for more breadth than depth for the sake of time.
Because it’s about Doctor who
God of Goats ok, she talked about other shows too, not just doctor who
I love how physical she is with her acting, it's fantastic
Jodie seems lovely, it’s just her Doctor.... SHE NEEDS BETTER WRITING!!!
Erm more to it than that.
Agreed. I truly enjoy Whittaker in the role. I also enjoyed most of the first series she's in but some of those scripts really needed a polish. I like the daring approach to themes and marrying the old with the new but the overall execution falls flat and that's SO not Whittaker's fault in my opinion. I put the blame at Chibnall's feet. It's his vehicle. He's the captain. She's a focal point and many will wrongly blame her, but the show runner makes final decisions. Whittaker's just the messenger. Her job is to take direction and not to give it. I really enjoy her in the role. I just wish she had more Shakespeare quality writing and less paint by numbers. If it's not on the page it's not on the stage.
It needs to be less POLITICAL literally every episode of the first season she has was political. Not to mention it makes the rosa parks one seem like a joke, when it was an arranged protest, and she wasn’t even the first to do it. The donald trump one didn’t give a valid reason to dislike trump, just shown his babyish attitude and eccentricities. It literally shows that you dont like him because he’s very very bad, and you wont say why he’s bad he just is.
The witch episode had SO much potential and SHOULD have brought back the witches from Shakespeares play. But, nooo its a new alien that looks fucking stupid. The alien on the spaceship one again had the chance to be scary similar to the empty child and how claustrophobic you felt in the hospital but instead the baby yoda looking ass was comic relief
Not to mention the main antagonist was Boba Fet if he was a walking dental advert
While I think better writing would help the problem is that Jodie just is out of her depth as an actress in the part and it shows . Shame really .
This is probably my new favorite interview of hers 💛 she is so lovely and the dude asking the questions was amazing!!
this page is going to be 4 chan front page
I love how whoever plays the Doctor, they are basically taught to fly the Tardis by the creative team. Capaldi talked about the same thing in another interview.
Brilliant, brilliant interview. I love Jodie. She's warm, funny and just fantastic. So incredibly down to earth.
Adult Life Skills was my introduction to the Jodie Whittaker so love. Totally bonkers and wonderfully quirky. When I watched it I knew she would be perfect as the Doctor. Before this is only seen her in Broadchurch, which is dark, angry and often sad. But Adult Lift Skills is a brilliant and funny film. Definitely one of my favourites.
I love that she insists on getting the routine correct for the TARDIS taking off. That started with William Hartnell. Nobody was bothered, but William made it clear that the children would notice if it wasn't the same. He was a stickler for detail...thank the gods!
love Jodie shes my favourite doctor
"So what do we do?"
"Why are you asking her?"
"'Cause she's in charge bro"
"Says who?"
"Says us!"
😂
WElcome to a grown up conversation. Sit in the corner and eat your sweets like a good little boy. Let the grown ups talk.
Noice
Let’s get a shift on!
*pop music now plays*
(The S11 trailer 2)
@@SomeRandomGuy908, don't remind me of that monstrosity.
@@SomeRandomGuy908 I can agree that the music didn't fit well, but I do like modern pop music and that includes the song that was playing.
Her Black Mirror episode is still my favorite until this day. " The Entire History of you"
Heartbreaking and gut wrenching.
I like hers and Be Right Back. She, Hayley Atwell and Emilia Clarke are my favorite English actresses
The Best black mirror episode is White Christmas hands down, then, Shut up and dance, then Black Museum, then white bear, and everything else is honestly bleh and changes by mood
The new season is the worst by far
Jake Whiston white bear was complete f’ed up. Black Museum was awesome though
Ashleigh Cummings yeah but however realistic as we now glorify murderers and see them as attractions everywhere, Netflix documentaries about serial movies about cult leaders, morality bending games etc the Zoo like nature of White bear is quite close to home. They’re not direct and wont occur naturally but in someway it is quite realistic in how we treat them
Easily one of my fave interviews with her. Learnt so much and she's just made me fall in love with her just a little bit more 😍😍
This woman brings light to everything
I love how she speaks about all the whovians. She really understands that there are so many people all around the world who loves this show. She knows that there are some people who can only dream about meeting those actors from the show.
That’s what makes her special for me, because i’m one of those people. I’m a young whovian from Finland who loves Doctor Who!❤️ I would do anything for even a one ticket to Comic Con. But.... Life is hard.
Thank you Jodie!❤️
Well hang on their a minute let me stop you there.
Is this the same Jodie Whittiker that pissed off a lot of the fans last year when she criticised them for complaining about the political correctness. She didn't seem to care about the fans then.
@@Trev359 Of course she did care. She was getting lots of hate from the beginning. Mainly because she is a woman. Of course she´s gonna react to it somehow
Here one whovian from czech republic:D
@@abcdefgh6951 Hey, yeah, we are pretty rare :D
Omg it's me 19:13 😭😭😭
JODIE IS MY DOCTOR! 👏 SHE’S INCREDIBLE!!
Thank you for being an amazing Doctor, Jodie!
Rightly has he spoken about the spiritual aspect of Doctor Who. What brought me into the show was when a pastor gave a sermon about living a life of excellence, and he made a reference to the scene in The Eleventh Hour when The Doctor tells Jeff to "be magnificent."
please tell me which church you go to, because that sounds cool :)
Whovian pastors is a concept I didn't know I needed
Her enthusiasm and love for her job and work is brilliant!
The new season finally makes her feel like the doctor!
Grace Tuma I agree
*Laughter turns into crying*
Yes! The writing of her first season wasn’t so good, the second one is loads better.
I love her so much it’s not even funny. Her interviews have become my nightly routine.
I honestly love Jodie as a person and as the doctor. She’s passionate about what she does and she loves the fans. She was perfectly cast! I just wish that the people who disliked this series would stop wishing for her to be killed off or for the show to be cancelled on every video or post uploaded about doctor who. You don’t like this era, we get it and that’s fine because you’re entitled to have your opinion, but don’t ruin it for the rest of us when we still love the show. The thirteenth Doctor is the epitome of hope and I’m all for her continuing in the role for a few more years and seasons!
It reminds me of Capaldi's first season..he did not connect with a lot of people, but went on to be a monster of a doc at the end!
The writers just need to put a bit more effort in.
RIGHT????!! people need to get over it and let the ones that like this era enjoy it
How exactly does people saying I don't like the show "ruin it for the rest"? A positive review is equally valid as a negative one. This Doctor is nice. She's hopeful. She loves her fam. She's also tedious, cliched, annoying, bland and seems to be doing a bad 10th Doctor impression. Her action scenes are laughable and the dialogue she speaks often cringe worthy. Never has Doctor Who been so... forgettable. THANK GOD FOR CLASSIC WHO ON DVD.
Correction dipshit: She was the worst casting choice ever!
She’s my doctor
Saaammmee
Mine too. ❤️ David Tennant was always my favorite until Jodie. She’s amazing and an inspiration for women and girls. 🙂
@@jkmoose and guys. Im 15 and male and freaking adore her. She's one of my role models. Really want to cosplay as her because her costume is so good!
@@youngbutretro4228 you gay by any chance
@@billyslaironair8860 yes. But I'm not feminine
Her enthusiasm is infectious! Love her :D
her enthusiasm is infectious like the black death that should murder the awfull actress
@@GhostDcuo hey! Obviously you are allowed an opinion which is fine! But if you have something to say that could hurt people maybe don’t say it. Have a good day :)
Ali is a fantastic interviewer. Also loved the Adult Life Skills mention! So excited for the new season
I wish people would stop blaming how terrible the series is on her. She has nothing to do with it. It's Chibnall. He's not a science fiction writer
I'm loving S12 writing, for the most part (some cringe still around). Plus, the casting for the Master was PERFECT. Comparing to Jodie and....he was such a better casting choice for his role than she was for hers. I'm not saying she's a bad actress, just a miscast actress.
Matt Evans She has often showed that she is a good actress, and the writing in S 11 was also good.
I think the biggest problem is that they have to many companies. If you have a big cast it’s hard to give everyone a individual personality, but it’s not impossible (for example Star Trek).
I was hoping that it may get better in the new Season, but it didn’t, so I am out.
I’m waiting for the next season and hopefully it gets better.
Her acting isn't that good as the doctor. I don't think it's even her fault, it's just that it doesn't seem that the doctor is the kind of character she would play that well. Her reaction for gallifrey being destroyed for example.
Neither was Moffat. He was into space cowboys and thriller writing (hint: not the same thing). At least Chibnall isn't using the prior Who lore as a constant crutch for his new ideas.
Matt Evans your brain-dead if you like season 11-12 however yea your right she’s more of an imposter that’s trying way too hard rather than a professional actor
So is Jodie going to do the same as Peter and let her hair grow out for her entire run, so we can tell what season we're on just by looking at how long the Doctor's hair is?
Can't wait for the next season!! My first doc was Pertwee! Been a fan for over 40 years and ALWAYS will be a fan FOREVER!
At the end of the day, Jodie's Doctor is shaped by Jodie in much the same way as her predecessor's versions were shaped by them. There are basic characteristics to remember, but everything else is up for grabs. And that facility for change and adaptation is what could make this show ultimately timeless.
Interviewer: Thanks... for being great
Jodie: Okay
Ilysm
She's soooo adorable!! 😭😭😭
The love between the members of the cast really comes across ♥️♥️♥️♥️🤘🏽🤘🏽
Its such a shame, shes clearly so passionate about the role, if only Chibnal's writing wasnt so bad.
As a single person who never knows what "my type" is.... After watching this, Jodie is probably the best answer.
She is a spitfire indeed!
A woman with the face and acting abilities of a potato
Michael McGrath nah her acting skills are incredible. watch her in other things she’s amazing at acting. it’s the writing of doctor who that makes her acting look bacd but she does the best she can with it
@@alec7550 I don't like her performance as the Doctor, but it's hard to tell how much is her choice and how much is Chibnall's direction and writing. So I can't necessarily agree that she's doing her best, but you're right, she's very good in other things. And she seems like a very likeable person.
Mollie I've seen Broadchurch and Attack the Block. She's an incredibly mediocre and overrated actress
1:50 I thought she said all the lines are shite xD
She was probably thinking it anyway. We all were.
I LOVE HER AND HER DOCTOR WITH EVERY FIBRE OF MY BEING 💖💖💖💖💖
She’s such a cutie lil cinnamon roll (◕‿◕✿)
UtopianPhantom smahs
Yeah. It's why I can't watch Broadchurch anymore after seeing her as the Doctor. (not a knock on the Whittaker, she's amazing in what I've seen her in) It's just her Doctor is so joyous and cheerful, that honestly you don't want to anything to break her hearts. Which given the endings of 9, 10, 11 and especially 12, it would absolutely gut me seeing this Doctor go from optimistic to wrecked.
sh is such a fking loser actress that never should have got the roll, you misspelled
this chick is the type of person that want rose ticko to get a solo series lol
GhostDcuo she* fucking* role* . Yeah. Totally. I “misspelled.”
This video was SO well edited! Also Jodie at the end AAAAAAAAH she’s so cute
Man it genuinely hurts to dislike this show so much in its current state.
Thanks to this comment, I just discovered your amazing channel. Also I agree- feels like the heart has been sucked out of it.
I love Jodie Whittaker. She looks and sounds so funny and friendly. And She is so adorable
“Everyone I know works hard, there’s a fair bit of luck involved” Thank you for admitting it, she’s talented and works hard for sure, and is also lucky
her energy is just incredible!
One of her best interviews.
Jodie, Peter and David are my fav Doctors however I miss Missy so much!
Then you're not a real Doctor Who fan dipshit
The worst Doctor and the most overrated Doctor are your favourites? You need help
Michael McGrath I’ve been watching Doctor Who since the 70s buddy.
Your negativity is not needed and you my friend are not a true Whovian
i must be blind and deaf.. jodie witake bet interview
I don't know which was more confusing, her accent when she started talking fast or the subtitles. :) Seems like such a nice person, I wish they'd get her better scripts on DW.
God help you if she decides to do Big Finish.
Jodie is an amazing actress. I just wish the writers would get their shit together.
"I HAVE AN ABILITY TO DISREGARD AND CHUCK" - its funny because that's exactly what Chris Chibnole says when he writes the show...
Ouch. Even a Dalek would feel that burn.
That was a good one, don’t know about you guys but I would go into series 12 with very very cautious optimism. Everyone’s acting like series 12 is gonna bring doctor who back to it’s former glory. I’m sorry to remind everyone but have you guys forgotten about series 11!
Yes, this series might be good but at the same time it might end being just as bad as series 11 or worse.
@@supremewhovian9258
Mediocre, you mean. Which is worse than bad for Doctor Who, we've had bad doctor who, yet we have enjoyed it for how hilarious it was.... Fingers crossed for series 12!
PikaCinema you don’t know that!
@@supremewhovian9258 Oh my sweet summer child...
Jodie is an abosolutely fantastic Doctor! Yeah, the writing in S11 could use some improvement, but the characters were wonderful and some of the lines were downright spectacular - here's hoping S12 will shine!
(And Jodie as a person is a precious cinammon roll 😊)
Correction dipshit: Jodie is an absolutely terrible excuse for the Doctor!
The characters in series 11 were anything BUT wonderful, except Graham
Michael McGrath I disagree. She was doing amazingly with the scales of scripts she had. She really shone in It Takes You Away because it was a good written episode to boot
Lightwood Studios don’t feed the troll.
She was a fantastic choice on Chibnall's part (and an obvious one lol). I'm really hoping that S12 will improve on S11's imperfections. So far they've aced the marketing so I have my hopes up.
Season 11 made me like doctor who much more then I did before
Her excitement for everything is my favorite
If she came to my school, I’d be going SOOOOOOO insane!
Oh she's so cute! Love her so much!
I'm not a fan of Doctor Who Series 11 or the Thirteenth Doctor (at least so far) but I love listening to Jodie in interviews and this was probably one of her best.
Last season's writing was not great, hopefully they pull it back
fattysl26 Not great? it was horrible. If they can somewhat bring back that Doctor Who-Sci-Fi feel then I guess they’re on the right tracks.
“Mandip and tosin are wonderful”
cuts to them flossing
Amazing interview! No boring or obvious questions, just an interesting conversation and a lot of emotions
It's so rare to see actors who are so excited about what they are doing as she is, and it's wonderful
I'm really glad they mentioned "adult life skills", because it is one of my favourite movies now and I think it deserves more attention
Maybe season 11 of doctor who wasn't really good, but Jodie is definitely The Doctor and I can't wait to see next series
Shittaker is definitely NOT the Doctor dipshit!
@@MichaelM28 the fact that you don't like something doesn't give you the right to insult people who are doing it
she is an amazing person
Love the way she speaks about John Boyega 😊
My favourite reality show.
Love Jodie. She is quickly becoming my favourite Doctor
She’s so wise omg I would do anything to sit down and chat to her 😢😢😢😢
cyberman dalek well, don’t let us detain you.
She’s a great actor, but oh my god the writing has gone downhill
BUMP!
BUMP!
Have to agree.
I mean, wtf happened from okey season 10 (in term of writing) it goes to shit season 11 (in term of writing). Doctor and his companioins are great doe, I like them
I disagree
Jodie is + & radiant energy. She is amazing as an actress & multi-talented with the titles she had worked on. And incredible as Doctor Who 😊🎉🎉
LMFAO. She's a terrible actress and absolutely atrocious as the Doctor dipshit
Found the leftist soy-boy
I lived in sheffield for a bit and my half brother has a thick south yorkshire accent so her time as the doctor was great for me. Very nostalgic to hear all those northern accents we dont normally hear over here in the states. I loved the acting in her time as the doctor, i just wish the scripts were better. I feel bad for Jodi because her doctor spent more time being captured and explained to than any other doctor.
U r the best Jodie always ilove u oooooo sooo much u r the ur magnificent bestum best inspiring of all time love so much😍👌♥️
I really hope Doctor Who gets better writers
Ive literally been crying for like an hour about how much i love her I can’t do this right now
Adult life skills is my favourite film highly recommend
What a great interview!
Awwwww she’s so nice
The new episodes were so good!! I'm very excited for this new season. I love 13 and i love Yaz too
She is 100% my Doctor ❤
'Don't be cruel. Don't be cowardly' - I think Capaldi's Doctor said it best.
I love her so much. 😥😥😥
~:~
3:36 FYI guys Wayne Yip directed Resolution, Spyfall Part 1 was directed by Jamie Magnus Stone 🤷♀️
I want all the companions to go and focus the show more on HER, The Doctor.
Arian Rahman yessssss there’s too many of them and it takes the attention away from her!
Theres a reason why Haven Sent is one of the most well regarded Moffat episodes
@@sernoddicusthegallant6986not because a companion was there
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I love her with everything
I love adult life skills so much it's an awesome film!
i love Adult Life Skills. perfect little movie
The master is back
Love the Master, he's such a joy to watch.
I hope the next season brings out the best in all the characters, making them more unique and developed 🙂 and the actors themselves
The first episode of the season looks good
I have watched every doctor who series my favourite one is the thirteenth doctor
ok how? now I really wanna know how that is possible... like the writing is horrendous (in 11) and the ending of 12 is just outraging tbh, so now I wanna know how that is possible (and all series also means classic btw)
Is it possible for the editors to allow the interviewee to get through half a sentence without intercutting a clip from something?
im crying i love her
She is amazing ❤
A VERY talented actress. I hope to see much more of her work in the future.
Haha! I love how she seamlessly shifts into proper Broad Yorkshire at 2:53. Nice one Jodie.
Oh my god I need her to come to Australia!!! 😂
I love her.
Not related to the video but early on in Jodie's time as doctor yaz says she wants more of the universe.
Azure later refers to the doctor as the universe.
It's Also brilliant cos yaz says:
" I want more. More of the universe. More time with you"
So if you go along with what Azure said, yaz technically said "I want more. More of you, more time with you"
So gay
as bad the series of Jodie Whittaker's was from story and script wise, Jodie Whittaker doctor is one of my favorites she is awesome kind cute and I love her. To me she was the only enjoyable thing in the series but i had good time thank you Jodie Whittaker.
I love her so much, I hope so hard that this season is good ❤️❤️❤️
It won't be
Me too, fingers crossed🤞:D
@@stevencassidy6982 I wouldn't be so quick to judge. Maybe the tragedy of Season 11 was enough to shock Chibnall into abandoning his initial plan and fixing the glaring issues. Also, I think he might be writing less episodes this season, so that'll hopefully account for an improvement overall.
@@thysens If it is, and if he does, he's a faster learner than Moffat.
last season was garbage, why you think this will be better dial a soviet?
I came back to find this interview after the Sea Devils trailer because SHE GETS TO DO SLOTHS SWING!!!
She seems like a great person, I just haven't got the feeling that she's THE Doctor yet...
She needs better writers
idk man spy fall part 2 showed that she has some more lAyErs