Doctor Who 9x11 REACTION!! "Heaven Sent"
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Eric Shane Calvin and Aaron react to and discuss season 9 episode 11 of Doctor Who - Heaven Sent - #DoctorWho
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I can't wait to see the Reactions, to Next Week's Trash-Fest.
I have seen it. They are very positive about the episode and much prefer it to Face the Raven.
God I hope U guys didn’t hate it to much lol
@@npe9483 I can't imagine a single reason why anyone would like that episode.
Except the retro-console room. That was alright.
And Rassilon's exit was okay too, I guess.
not enough people talk about the music in this episode, murry gold at his best
Without the music, this episode wouldn't even have been half as good. Murray Gold is a musical genius!
This episode is the whole reason I bought the Series 9 soundtrack. A whole CD (out of 4 CDs total for the series) dedicated to just this episode.
The years we had to wait for the soundtrack were agonizing! All we had was that one youtube video where someone had done their best to edit out the dialogue and sound effects. And we're still waiting for series 10!
@@firefly24601 Why didn't you just use spotify?
@@1funkyflyguy Even if, I saw this scene without the music, and Capaldi still does the job
Fun fact: Capaldi actually punch through that wall for billions of years. Now that's some commitment!
Method acting at it's finest
Shorty Mtz actually it revealed in the next episode it took 4.5 Billion years!
I thought it was a bit excessive that Capaldi kept demanding that mortally wound him between each shot and force him to climb up by himself each time. A bit excessive but at least Capaldi was committed.
Facundo I’m waiting it whoosh somebody XD
Capaldi is a eldritch entity that will outlive everything in existance. It is said that he was the man who watched over as the solar system was just gas and ashes. He was the man who created all and everything, time, space, and nothing.
I say on every reaction, the fact that Capaldi didn’t win any major awards for his performance in this episode is an absolute disgrace!!
Rachel Talalay directed as well and her vision for this episode was amazing too!
That woman's directing is simply gorgous!
Also written by Moffat!
Everyone who worked on this episode deserves so much credit
This and the Zygon Inversion. He should have won something.
A masterpiece of acting, directing, writing, editing, cinematography, and score. This is by far my favourite episode. Damn close to televised perfection.
Pity it is a clusterfuck in soundmixing. How the hell they thought that the score was more important than hearing the only actor in 98% of the episode is beyond me.
This episode broke me. It’s an embarrassment to the show. And I’m glad Moffat has left
Yeah definitely a fantastic episode
JustSomeRandomGuy Online. it’s ok I understand, you’re an idiot.
@@justsomerandomguyonline1144 Aren't you embarresed to use your account? With that content you have uploaded on your channel.
"Why can't I just lose?" Such emotion. That question sums up 12 in a nutshell. He's TIRED. He want's to rest. But he can't because the universe won't let him.
This. All of NuWho, we see the Doctor experience Pyrrhic victory after Pyrrhic victory. Very rarely do we see him win without some terrible cost.
"It's all the days they stay dead." That bit nearly killed me. Every year, it gets sadder.
Whenever people denigrate science fiction, television, or even fiction in general (why should I care about people who aren't even real?), I point to this line as an example of how storytelling and great writing can capture the human experience.
@@acidsupernova "every story ever told really happened. Stories are where memories go when they're forgotten"
Well, every year it gets sadder for a reason. It’s all the days his doctor stays dead :/
@@Scroteydada "We are all stories in the end, so make it a good one" - Eleventh Doctor
11th dr said he hated repeats but now he wearing Peter capaldi’s face is doing the repeat for 4.5 billion years
Masterpiece of an episode. Peter Capaldi is phenomenal. What a performance. He is THE Doctor, no question. I love the next episode even though it breaks my heart. I can't wait for their reaction.
100 percent agree with everything you said
You gotta love the stories about him as well xD
His Doctor Who fanboying in his youth I mean.
Think about this:
The episode is basically Peter Capaldi talking to himself and walking around alone.
And it's one of the greatest episodes ever, and in my opinion the best of the NewWho.
@@ArlanKels one of the best pieces of television ever.
Haven't looked up who wrote or directed this masterpiece, but they are to be applauded!
There was this mountain of a show called Dr Who.
Every week, a little group called Blind Wave would peck away one episode.
By the time 9 seasons have been chiseled away, the first moment of eternity will have passed.
Personally, I think that's one hell of a reaction!
Yeah, I can't believe we've made this far into Doctor Who with these guys. It feels like it was just yesterday that they started the series and were making fun of Mickey.
I wonder if Melanie will join them once they catch up
Season12 is a hard pass. It be a sad day when they finish Season 11 reactions
@@DefyLov3 and season 11 isn't?
@@danielhenze8182 Season 11 is at least "alright" compared to 12
"Well, he's on Gallifrey. I hope Timothy Dalton's there."
Well yes, but actually no.
Originally he was supposed to reprise the role, but he was too busy filming Penny Dreadful and couldn’t schedule it :/
Yeah, John Simm beat him up, shoved about a dozen White Point Stars down his throat and choked him to death.
I've said it before, and I'll say it again: I love Eric's love for Capaldi!
It's made me appreciate Capaldi so much more
Yes! Capaldi is my favorite but seeing the episodes through Eric's eyes made me love him even more
"I think that's one hell of a bird" - This is peak Capaldi right here everyone.
It goes without saying that 'Heaven Sent' is a true masterpiece and a beautifully portrayed battling of grief, loss and fear with a triumphant resolution. Everything about this episode is pitch-perfect; Steven Moffat delivering his best story yet, Rachel Talalay's direction is flawless, Murray Gold's music is superb, the pacing and structuring works perfectly, plus the Veil was truly bloody terrifying! However, this was Peter Capaldi’s finest hour and he earned it big time. Plus, it delivers one of the best cliff-hangers in the show's history. For me, this was not just the standout story of the series, but it was Moffat's best story, Capaldi's best story, the best story of Modern Who, and quite possibly, the best Doctor Who story of all time.
This is my all time favorite episode of the show (though as a whole I hadn't liked the past few recent seasons) but unfortunately for me it's sort of like utopia from season 3 in that it was a masterpiece of an episode and such an epic set up but the payoff wasn't great in the finale
@@protector_of_the_realms I strongly agree. Utopia is amazing, Heaven Sent is amazing... The episodes following them are just "pretty good". You cant follow a masterpiece up with just good.
@@zeallust8542 imo the follow ups to those masterpieces to close out both seasons didn't even meet the "good" threshold for me lol. They were average or even below it I think tbh. You've got me wondering though if you can close out a season with something that's only "pretty good" if it was just preceded by a masterpiece and for the audience to find that acceptable. I can't think of an example atm lol. All I can think of are episodes from shows that then exceeded the set up or flat out failed in ending a season and were simply not good imo lol. So maybe that goes to your point that even if they're just good they fail and I then perceive them as bad though surely I'm blanking out on some example in my memory. I think I'm struggling because I often find it hard to recall everything I've watched and then remember what in each series belonged to each season and then each episode lol
@@protector_of_the_realms I definitely think both follow ups have some big issues, shouldnt have brought Clara back, and i dont remember what issue i had with the follow ups to Utopia, which says a lot lol
@@zeallust8542 another episode I would say is absolutely fantastic but with a sub par resolution would be the pandorica opens. Such a brilliant episode with a great ending but the big bang just doesn't quite live up to it
‘Bird’ is also slang for prison time. So there is a double meaning when the Doctor says near the end, “Personally, I think that’s a hell of a bird.”
And it also might mean phoenix.
It was also a bird that killed Clara...
barimonsterful birdception
The beautiful piece of music near the end is called "The Shepherd's Boy" and it is one of my favorite pieces
AKA breaking the wall.
It also plays when Capaldi regenerates.
It's so epic, it reaches back in time to the 50th special to underscore the "...I've changed my mind!" scene.
Total and utter masterpiece. Not just the greatest episode in the history of Doctor Who but also one of the finest pieces of television ever made. Perfection.
Made me cry like a bitch
The Doctor tells a little boy in 'Face The Raven' to "Remember eighty two" and then here, in 'Heaven Sent', it takes 82 minutes to go from one end of the castle to the other 😉
SHIET!!!
The episode is metaphor for regeneration. He'll never ever stop. And the music is incredible (and on spotify)
"How long can I keep doing this, Clara? Burning the old me, to make a new one?"
I haven't watched Heaven Sent in a while so I was surprised to hear "can't I just lose?" Very reminiscent of 12's mental state in his final episode.
Also a metaphor for grief
I mean the episode is a metaphor for grief, but regeneration does reinforce the theme of death in the show so it’s kinda connected
The scene with the crystal wall was the best for two reasons.
1) I loved how Capaldi got interrupted when he made progress. (only part way through a sentence just like he was part way through the wall)
2) while the progress of flesh & bone VS material 9 x harder than diamond is ridiculous. The implied moto of with enough time, water can erode continents. - is very cool.
But does that mean that the first iteration of the Doctor to explore the confession dial just ran around naked, since he hung up his clothes to dry and never took them back? 🤔
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jeck jeck no
That’s actually the best thing ever 😂
I loved this episode. And Capaldi’s acting skills is worth an Emmy.
I totally agree!
I'm still sad that this episode did made the Long List for the Emmy's that year but didn't make it to the short list of nominations that get announced.
The dolly zoom done on the doctor when he realises he needs to kill himself to continue, one of my favourite moments from the show!
This was Peter Capaldi’s finest hour as the Doctor! Yet another amazing classic from Moffat, and one of my top 10 favourite Doctor Who episodes of all time.
This episode should’ve got an Emmy.
LMAO Eric needs a award for that ending
there are weapons behind him. hit that thing till it breaks.
This is the straight up best episode of Doctor Who. I don't care about your angels. I don't care your casts. This episode takes the main character, gives him no actual characters to play off, and sparks the ONE episode everyone always compares to Blink. It's the polar opposite to Blink, and that is why this is the best DW episode of all time. Sure, Blink had the best story and playthrough - but Heaven Sent is so good because it is ONLY the Doctor, not the absence of the Doctor.
And with ONLY the Doctor, it gave us a story that simultaneously made us never able to properly understand her sacrifice for her friend, while also admitting the same while trying to protect their friends. The angels were so dangerous, they would never risk the lives of anyone who were not capable of dealing with their infestation, which the dealees did
Moffat struck unbelievably largely out with this
"There’s this emperor, and he asks the shepherd’s boy how many seconds in eternity. And the shepherd’s boy says, ‘There’s this mountain of pure diamond. It takes an hour to climb it and an hour to go around it, and every hundred years a little bird comes and sharpens its beak on the diamond mountain. And when the entire mountain is chiseled away, the first second of eternity will have PASSED!’ You may think that’s a hell of a long time.. Personally, I think that’s a hell of a bird." - Twelfth Doctor.
Everything about this episode. The storyline. The amazing solo performance from Peter. The music. The visuals.
Man I love this show.
"Punch up here, punch down here" 😂
Am I mistaken or is Aaron a bigger Capaldi Doctor fan now??
@@mahfuzurchowdhury2765 I think the moment u meaning is after Inversion he says the speech is his favourite moment in DW. I believe in other vids with Mel he's said Capaldi wasn't one of his fav Doctors but I think watching Peter again with the boys he's appreciating him more, that's how it seems anyway. which is awesome
speaking as someone who started watching in the Tom Baker era, this was possibly the best episode of doctor who ever.
Why did no-one mention the editing to this episode?!?! It was an artistic masterclass in editing. Stunning piece work! And don't even get me started on the music!!! Wow, what an episode all round!
It all lead to this... the best episode of all of Doctor Who.
I think I'm not alone in saying I've been waiting for this one since they started.
... and in the end, I think they went in with too much of an analytical mind and missed a bit of the emotion of the final 10 minutes, but oh, well...
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The Stolen Earth/Journeys End was ages ago
JustSomeRandomGuy Online wait you think The Stolen Earth/Journey’s End is the best episode of doctor who?
Paul McElvaney of the modern series at least
JustSomeRandomGuy Online fair enough. If you ask me it’s not even the best Russell episode of that season!
I really like this episode !!.
The plot is engaging but it truly is a showcase for Peter Capaldi , he is effectively able to portray the Doctor’s grief and introspection while also being funny and badass aswell !!.
Capaldi’s not my favorite Doctor but he may be the best actor to play this great character!!.
One of the greatest episodes in television history
I wish Lono had put a CSI: MIami "YEAAAAAAAAHHHH" at the end of the episode, when Capaldi put on his sunglasses. It's such a David Caruso move to put on the sunglasses then state your reveal/quip! :D
CSI Miami? Who?
@@sebradfield It's an over-the-top American "police" procedural from the mid-2000s. In the cold open, the show's lead would always make a cheesy quip while putting on his sunglasses, then the theme song would start playing. Here's a montage of a small percentage of those times: ruclips.net/video/mznsEcZlM2I/видео.html
did you know the first version of The Doctor to teleport lived to an REALLY old man before he worked it out the plan of punching the wall.
just thought that was pretty cool considering how long it takes for a Timelord to age.
We're here Bois see you in 50 mins after full length
same
Got full length basically just for this episode and next week for the broly movie
@@slip6hazard9 how do you get to full access, yes I am $10 patreon and I have not figured it out for weeks......this may be on me......hahahhaha
Fun fact. Moffat originally planned for a singular weeping angel to be the nemesis following the doctor around the castle but decided the veiled figure would serve as better effect
That ending was so fucking amazing, I laughed out so loud my upstairs neighbour came down to ask if i was ok.
You see the exact moment where he comes to room 12, remembers "bird" and in his mind TARDIS he's freaking out and lamenting "fuuuuuuuck I don't want to do this. Can't I just give up?"
My favorite episode of Doctor Who! This episode is pure art
I waited 4 billion years for this reaction 😆
This episode is phenomenal. One of the greatest episodes of Doctor Who, it's up there with The Day Of The Doctor. Peter Capaldi is absolutely brilliant in this. From the directing, lighting, cinematography, acting, and music - everything about this episode is top-notch.
The moment it hits you whats been happening is both heartbreaking and inspiring!
the most devastating part of this for me is the mind storeroom after he finds the wall, summed up in two lines.
"That's when i remember! Always then... Always Exactly Then!"
"But i can remember it Clara... you don't understand i can remember it all"
Imagine how broken he is... I just want to wrap him in bubble wrap (THAT DOESN'T EXPLODE) and put him in TARDIS.
The episode I fell in love with 12 completely. The episode I learned to fear, respect and appreciate everything that Peter had done with The Doctor over the last 2 seasons, all coming together in a tough emotional and dramatic episode.
Hat's off to Peter and Steven Moffat on this one.
I believe it won a few awards for it's production.... I can see why!
Without question, this is Capaldi’s best episode
S10 finale was better
@@lukerose384 nope but that is still the best finale of the show,
@@brobro9169 I'd say S1 and S2 had the best finales
@@lukerose384 personally I agree that season 1 is up there but Season 2’s finale wasn’t imo
Best episode of Doctor Who is here.
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I take it you've never seen doctor who then
Mark Hayden I agree he is an idiot if he thinks this is the best episode
@@justsomerandomguyonline1144 good emotional acting but booooooooring as hell episode
Jesus christ, learn how to discuss properly, if you feel the need to converse. Else you're just come across as fucking troll.
This is probably my favorite Peter Capaldi episode. It's literally a one man play revolving around mystery. No one else speaks outside of Clara, who's technically just his mind using her voice, and it's still incredibly engaging.
Great editing, Lono! I don't envy anyone having to edit a reaction to this episode. 👍
My absolute favourite episode of all of Doctor Who. Capaldis performance, the plot, the enemy, the music.. everything. Fantastic.
_There was once on a time a shepherd boy whose fame spread far and wide because of the wise answers which he gave to every question. The King of the country heard of it likewise, but did not believe it, and sent for the boy. Then he said to him, “If thou canst give me an answer to three questions which I will ask thee, I will look on thee as my own child, and thou shalt dwell with me in my royal palace.” The boy said, “What are the three questions?” The King said, “The first is, how many drops of water are there in the ocean?” The shepherd boy answered, “Lord King, if you will have all the rivers on earth dammed up so that not a single drop runs from them into the sea until I have counted it, I will tell you how many drops there are in the sea.”_
_The King said, “The next question is, how many stars are there in the sky?” The shepherd boy said, “Give me a great sheet of white paper,” and then he made so many fine points on it with a pen that they could scarcely be seen, and it was all but impossible to count them; any one who looked at them would have lost his sight. Then he said, “There are as many stars in the sky as there are points on the paper; just count them.” But no one was able to do it._
_The King said, “The third question is, how many seconds of time are there in eternity.” Then said the shepherd boy, “In Lower Pomerania is the Diamond Mountain, which is two miles and a half high, two miles and a half wide, and two miles and a half in depth; every hundred years a little bird comes and sharpens its beak on it, and when the whole mountain is worn away by this, then the first second of eternity will be over.”_
_The King said, “Thou hast answered the three questions like a wise man, and shalt henceforth dwell with me in my royal palace, and I will regard thee as my own child.”_
*-The Shepherd Boy, by Brothers Grimm*
Imagine if the Doctor wasn't being reset. He would've been over 2 billion years by now.
Or dead.
Well folks, we're finally here. We're finally at one of the best, arguably _the_ best, episodes of Doctor Who ever. It's not all downhill from here, don't worry. Series 10 is good, while 11... I wouldn't say it's bad but at the same time I wouldn't say it's good. But that's a discussion for when we get there. The point is this is one of the highlights, if not _the_ highlight, of the entire show.
11 is bad, 10 is pretty dammn good, specially the finale.
My fave things about this episode - Peter Capaldi (obviously). And second, Murray Gold’s music.
If this was a movie, it would have won couple of academy awards.
I don't think Eric stopped smiling that entire episode. I should have realized how much he'd love Capaldi's performance.
Eric: 2 Billion years?!!!
Me: *Laughs in Hell Bent*
Please tell me I'm not the only one who only got the Patreon reward for this episode alone? Lol
You Are Not Alone.
@@Endigo_Vandane *insert comment about drums here*
Same!
Aaaah yes! The "Silly concept + amazing performance = WOW!"-episode!
I'd say this is definitely the best episode of the series thus far
Finally my favorite Capaldi episode. Possibly one of my favorites episodes of Doctor Who in general.
I joined your patreon just so I could watch this specific episode. Heaven Sent is a masterpiece and Peter Capaldi was magnificent
The real reason that The Doctor couldn't see Clara's face during the whole episode, is that her back was the last thing he saw of her when she was alive. Seeing her face at the end, is a way to show that she was still alive in his mind. Being his conscious and his carer, being more than just a memory. That's sad and beautiful at the same time. I just love the complexity of their relationship
I was waiting for this. Possibly the best / inventive episode ever.
My favorite ep ever. Love it love him
I didn't even start the video and I liked it. This episode is that powerful
12 doctor waited 2 billion years but he only has memory of the last time, Rory had to wait 2,000 consecutive years watching a box
Not really. ''I remember it all, Clara.... every time.'' 4.5 billion years.
This was such a low key reaction, I feel like such an idiot for allowing myself to be blue balled to this extent 😂
I think with three people watching (Aaron has seen it before and is very good at not revealing anything during rewatch) it's much easier to figure out the time loop and that he's on Gallifrey at the end, so neither one was surprising to them when it was revealed. They obviously appreciate how great this episode is, but their reactions here are not as *fun* to watch as some other reactors'.
So true, and yet, it's a privilege to watch it all the same.
The Doctor was in the Time War with the time lords vs the daleks, so in a roundabout way of saying he was the hybrid
Wouldnt the hybrid be the master, part shabogun, part whatever reace the doctor actually is and i suppose part cyberman and considering he actually stands in the ruins of gallifrey, it fulfills the prophcey
You know, it's not till evenly that I figured I watch this mostly for Calvin. Granted, all of yall are amazing. But my heart belongs to Calvin
“The Hybrid is Me”
I love the double meaning there. Could be the Doctor. Could be Ashildr aka Me.
It is Ashildr. It's "Me" (capitalized) in the script.
"There’s this reaction channel, and they ask their computer mouse how many seconds in eternity. And the mouse says, ‘There’s this button of plastic. It takes an hour to scroll it and an hour to click it, and every day a little reactor comes and punches his fist into the button. And when the entire button is chiseled away, the first second of eternity will have passed.’ You may think that’s a hell of a long time. Personally, I think that’s a hell of a button."
I was born in right generation.
one of the castles they used to film this episode is in the middle of the town i live in
Oh my god YES!! I'm actually tempted to pledge on Patreon so I can see the reacton to part 2! Also hyped for the christmas special! One of my favs!
my favourite episode of doctor who EVER out of all classic who and new who this is the best episode. my doctor and my era. glad you guys loved it as well :D
18:45 excellently deduced! However, it’s not because of paradox-damaged/time-locked spacetime, but because Gallifrey “naturally” exists within Inner Time as ultimate observer of the Cosmos.
My favourite episode od Doctor Who ever! Everything was so perfect, I remember being in a complete shock after this episode. Peter Capaldi at his finest!
The ending of the video LMAOOOOO that's why I always watch Blind Wave videos to the last second
can't wait for the next episode, one of my absolute favs
This is, by far, one of the All-Time greatest Doctor Who episodes of all time, and one of the best hours of television EVER. It is simply masterful in every way. The music is HAUNTING, the plot and high concept are ASTOUNDING!
And Peter Capaldi proves he EARNED the role. This is PEAK DOCTOR WHO.
The Greatest episode of this show,and one of the greatest of any tv show with Ozydamandias, International Assassin or Everyone`s Waiting.
But did the Doctor say “The Hybrid is me” (referring to himself) or did he say “The Hybrid is Me” (referring to Ashildr)?
I forget whether the DVD subtitles capitalized the word “me” or not.
Also, I have seen at least one reviewer give THIS episode a low score and the NEXT episode a high score.
There's a copy of the script around somewhere. It said "Me" not "me".
It’s both: he thinks it’s Me, but ironically it’s himself. He became the Hybrid when Clara merged with his time-stream back in “Name of the Doctor”.
*Personally I think that's a hell of a episode!*
And we just watched the best piece of media Doctor Who has ever produced.
One of the fucking best episodes.
The "Me" at the end is supposed to be Ashildr.
this and the next episode. the peaks of the show. it would be no shame for any programme if they never topped these two episodes. the writing, acting, music, directing... it's all at it's peak in this and hell bent. beautiful stuff.
This is the worst episode ever and The Majority Of fans hate Hell Bent
@@justsomerandomguyonline1144 If anyone wishes to discuss in this thread, feel free to ignore or better yet insult the tagged guy. It's a certified troll account.
@@justsomerandomguyonline1144 I need to understand. Why? Like it's fine to say something like "I hate Heaven Sent, it's overrated" once a reaction as your own comment but if you keep insisting to people to have the same opinion on you, buddy, you need genuine reasons.
This is probably one of the best episodes ever written, or made in Doctor Who's history.
when you have watched every blind wave reaction the first second of eternity will have passed
Best episode of the last few years. I was waiting for this reaction
I was sooo hyped seeing you guys finally get to this episode, has to be one of my favorite Who episodes.
In my opinion, this is the best Doctor Who episode, I've been waiting for this reaction since you guys started watching Doctor Who. On the point about the Doctor being a copy, they kind of handwave this as a Timelord thing but the doctor after figuring out the Bird thing upon seeing the Azbantium wall says to Clara that he remembers, right then. It sort of acts for a trigger for him and he remembers (somehow) all the other lives he's spent punching down that wall to get to Gallifrey.
Best who and one of the best thing in tv history.
“…my day can’t get any worse; let’s see what we can do about yours…”
The best thing about the hybrid thing is that it is what you want it to be.
Whether it is what the Doctor claims, or something else, there's no real explanation and you can instead believe what you wish and you're still right.
One of my favorite episodes in the whole series! Peter Capaldi is amazing
11:42 Eric.exe has stopped working
You have to give Peter a LOT of credit for this one. What is it? Fifty minutes per episode? And he spends most of those 50 minutes alone, besides a few brief moments. One actor, fifty minutes, awesome episode.
Without Murray Gold, the spirit of Doctor Who is dead
The fabled day has finally arrived
And when the entire mountain is chiseled away, the first second of Blind Wave will have passed!
I think that might be Blind Wave’s best ending skit I’ve seen yet, even better than the one where Eric accidentally kills Aaron and screams “My boy!!!!!”.
Good job guys, and good job Eric.