Doctor Who Season 9 Episode 12 "Hell Bent" REACTION!
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Doctor Who Season 9 Episode 12 "Hell Bent" REACTION!
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Capaldi’s Doctor says to Clara at the end of his first episode - “You can’t see me. You look at me, and you can’t see me.” And that’s exactly how he leaves her - looking at her, and not seeing her. Every time I watch Hell Bent, or see a reaction to it - it just solidifies my opinion that it’s a masterpiece
Wow, i've neveer noticed that, thank you!
Well damn it. As if the episode already wasn't a knife to the heart..you just made it worse for me lol (worse in a good way...since unlike the legion of Clara haters I like this episode, but more painful since I'd never realized that until you pointed it out)
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I’ve never realised that! It’s callbacks like that, that make me loooove this show more than others
Moffat! You sneaky devil.
When they told Clara how long the Doctor had been in there, Jenna really sold the nausea and heartbreak hearing something like that would cause, without overplaying the emotions. One of her finest moments.
Some fans hate Clara , personally I loved her for that performance alone ❤️
yea but the problem with that is, he wasn't really in there that long it was in a loop and since the time relooped it didn't continue. Time didn't pass on the outside either so he relived the time over and over a different him each time a total of 4 1/2 billion years total, but HE didn't live or even remember that long, he only lived and remembered that one single timeframe. If you looped a day and it started over at the beginning each time and you were reset each time, you would only live a day/remember that one day, the other 4 1/2 billion days didn't really happen, that day just relooped itself that long, and you didn't experience 4 1/2 billion days.
@@eolsunder he did remember the 4.5 billion years actually. You are correct when you say that his memories were relooped at every teleportation, but when faces the wall, he remembers every memories of his past selves. It has been hinted in the episode that the doctor can create a telepathic link with objects, like the door at the beginning of the episode. Punching that wall for so many years must have left quite a trace in it. So when he faces it, everything goes back in his face, he even says it : "That's when I remember ! Always then ! Always then... always exactly then !" and it case you may still have a doubt, he also adds "But I can remember Clara. You don't understand. I can remember it all. Every time". He doesn't just figure out what is happening when facing the wall, all his memories come back and put him in a state of shock. When everything comes back he even makes a fist just by reflex. And the weight of all those memories coming back even knocks him out for a few minutes, which is why he ends up on the floor when the creature comes for him. So in the end, the doctor that ends up destroying the wall DOES carry in his head those 4.5 billion years of punching through it.
That part at the end where he says he'd know her if he met her... what a twist of the knife that's already been plunged in your heart. UGH that gets me every time. 😭😭😭
Series 9 ties Series 4 as my favorite of New Who. SOOO GOOD!!!!
It comes full circle here. When 12 and Clara first meet, He says "You look at me and you cant see me. Do you know how that feels" Now she is the one in that position.
When Jenna Coleman turned away from the camera at that moment, you can see she's wiping tears from her eyes... then turning back after she's composed herself.
I loved this episode! People usually complain that the doctor was out of character...But that was the POINT!
He was HELL BENT on saving Clara.
Just like Clara was hell bent on saving Danny.
This!
The complainers in the main I think are salty because they wanted a gallifrey timelord centric episode instead, but I love this conclusion. The Doctor was broken and what we got is a much more interesting story to me.
It wasted the entire return of gallifrey. Suddenly it’s just there again. You can come and go as you please. And they ruined a perfect send off for a great companion. On top of one of the best seasons since it rebooted which only made the disappointment of this episode even more. Also the hybrid plot line made no sense
@@nich6200 I can see the frustration about the Gallifrey return, but when thinking about it, it would feel too cheesy to have a nice, warm welcome-back. I think because this was more effective because it was unexpected, but idk.
I personally loved this send off for Clara over face the raven. The fact that he forgot about one of his most influential companions really tugged the heart strings for me
@@nich6200 The Hybrid plotline made perfect sense and tied in amazingly with the themes of the season. The Hybrid ending up being the Doctor and Clara's destructive and unhealthy relationship was the perfect way to cap off a season that dealt with that
Murray Gold out here with some SOLID music- 'Duty of Care'? Underrated and beautiful track! We love to see it!
i LOVE that track!
_Will you tell her, what you are going to do?_
_Of course!_
_When?_
_....now..._
THE MUSICAL CUE RIGHT THERE AT THAT POINT JUST *ALWAYS* KILLS ME!!!!.........
It’s of my favorites from Series 9 which is saying something considering other Series 9 tracks!
I absolutely love that track.
Actually such a good track!!
“I saw the birth of the universe and I watched as time ran out, moment by moment, until nothing remained. No time. No space. Just *me*”
Rings of Akhaten
I loved this episode. I love how well capaldi plays broken?? He really captures a similar energy to waters of Mars 10 but in an 'older' way if that makes sense? Less manic movement more deep rage
Agreed ⬆️
The "cylinder" TARDIS is its default, base appearance, before the chameleon circuit is activated. You can see this form also in the "The Name of the Doctor" when Clara tells the first Doctor he's picking the wrong TARDIS.
People of a .... certain sort absolutely hated Clara and wanted her gone. I love how this ending is, effectively, a big raised middle-finger to em.
Yes, it's notable how Clara-hate (and to a large extent, Moffat-hate) overlaps with an over-the-top hatred of Hell Bent. Their loss, I guess.
@I Exist Indeed. It's just that I've noticed an overlap between a dislike of Clara and an exaggeratedly negative view of this story. I certainly don't think Hell Bent is a classic, but for some to call it one of, if not _the_ worst story ever is, I feel, entirely disporportionate.
Jenna Coleman was always a good actress, but Clara was written as way too much of a Mary Sue at the beginning, especially with 11. But her chemistry with Capaldi was there from the first, and I think writers responded by finally giving Jenna a character she could sink her teeth into.
It pretty much took me until season 9 to truly like her, but by the time she was gone I wanted her back.
Nice parallel with Clara's last line in Hell Bent being the same as the Eleventh Doctor's last line in Day of the Doctor, both of them saying they're going back to Gallifrey "the long way round."
So many things come full circle in this episode, it's incredible
This hits differently
And then in Twice Upon A Time, Same with Last Chirstmas tooo coming back for Husbands of River Song. Moffatt's so underated
"She died for who she was and who she loved. She fell where she stood."
"Who I am is where I stand. Where I stand... is where I fall."
I love how Clara's arc ever since season 8 was that she was becoming more and more like the Doctor and in this episode she basically becomes a Doctor herself, with a TARDIS and a companion, having adventures until she reaches Gallifrey "the long way around".
I wonder how long was the "long way round"...
Carlos A. Gógola hmmm
I never got the hate for this episode. The people complaining about how Clara's ending in Face the Raven was perfect - that's exactly WHY this works so well. It ties so well into Husbands of River Song and season 10. The lesson of this season for the Doctor was quite simply "times end, because they have to".
The way it was executed, and of course Peter and Jenna's chemistry, was sad. And it was beautiful.
I'm so glad that people appreciate this episode. It's really underrated, but it has some really heartbreaking moments. I think the reason I love this episode so much is because it adds so much depth to the 12th Doctor's character: That he would go to such lengths to save his friend, and the way he uses his grief as his weapon to do so. I think if you didn't already love 12, you definitely would after this 2 parter. I wish I could have a friend like the 12th Doctor! :D
I consider this to be a three parter, like Series 3's and 12's were.
@@thepandorica1660 Yeah, it is a three parter. The cliffhangers of each episode lead to the next.
@Najawin Those are literally the same thing...
Officially, the only three part story in NuWho is Utopia/The Sound of Drums/Last of the Time Lords, even the monk episodes are officially considered separate, but yeah you can think of them like that if you want :)
@Najawin sounds absolutely mental 🤣
Always love to see S9 get the appreciation it deserves! What a masterpiece honestly
"10 Would be Fuming" Insert greatest youtube edit ever 🤣🤣🤣
I know! And also how he replaced David Tennant’s face with his face now that has to get some recognition am I right! 😂😂😂
“The Doctor isn’t half human” actually they tried to make the Doctor half human, wanna day it was the 8th doctor that makes a comment about a human mother but didn’t really stick after that doctor so oh well, your comment made me think of that. If the next reaction is to Husbands if River Song I will be VERY excited, the best Christmas special out there in my opinion
OMG I forgot this episode will be next
Yeah, they tried to do that for the 8th Doctor television movie. The comics later explained it away.
The Husbands of River Song is beautiful, but best special? Are we forgetting The Waters of Mars and The Day of the Doctor?
George Linford personally I forget to count the Day of the Doctor as a special, it’s such a big phenomena that I don’t think “special” covers it. So you’re right Day of the Doctor is the best but of the Christmas specials especially Husbands of River Song is best
Yeah I really enjoy husband's of river song.
In my opinion, I believe Clara had the best relationship with the Doctor , she challenged him as an equal many times and was not just an "accessory", she overcame her fears and moved forward.
I know many people hate her just for that but i think that's what made her so good , Missy chose her because she was perfect for the Doctor and i loved that he actually "broke his own rules" and went so far for her, that showed the depth of their relationship, the impact she had on him.
A very satisfying conclusion I don't feel the Doctor could have handled losing Clara so the mind wipe to forget her was the only way this Doctor could ever return to how he was. How good was Season 9? One of the best in Modern Who. I loved Clara she was my favourite Modern companion
Honestly this whole arc with Capaldi is one of my favourite moments in Who, since watching this I actually prefer him over 10 and probably even 11.
^this here is a wrong opinion
@@adamsoundcloud4248 in your opinion
I prefer him over them but this arc is no good.
This arc is one of the best of the show cause its character driven. It's not saying a word over again like a game of where Wally in the RTD era. It's not anything too complex like Matt Smith. It's an ambiguous tale about the Doctor and his companion and the danger they can pose to each other and it's all the better for it.
Josh L this. I agree 😁
Next episode:
*Hello sweetie*
These kind of character pieces, where plot and story take a backseat, are pretty unique to the Moffat era, and i can understand why some have a hard time enjoying them. If you're not invested in the companion and don't really care about character development for The Doctor, there's not much for you.
"Moffat cant write characters." - Some fool.
I think this is a pretty astute observation that I'm kicking myself for not noticing before. They're pretty in-depth character pieces stuff to be fair which doesn't always make good casual TV, which is the one criticism I'd probably keep. Heaven Sent being perhaps the best modern Who episode is an example of that; yes it has great acting, directing and music, but where it really stands out is when you have that deep connection to the character.
@@gogogamma1186 You could possibly argue that Vincent and the Doctor was the first one, but it actually has some plot. Let's Kill Hitler, though, is pure character development for River Song and minimal plot (introducing The Tesselecta).
Can´t wait! I hope, he loved it, this episode has gotten WAY too much hate from the fans, but has developed to be in my top 3 most favourite episodes of all time over the years!
(btw, Return of Doctor Mysterio and Time of the Doctor are my other two...)
@@chanceneck8072omg finally someone else likes time of the doctor as much as I do😂
@@freyjarichardson1519 lol, it´s been my favourite episode of all time for years now! Glad I found you now!
@@freyjarichardson1519 Now tell me how you felt about Rings of Akhaten, please.....
@@chanceneck8072 love it
You are gonna love the Christmas special and boy you'll love season 10
Both specials, but especially the first one.
Eh, wasn’t too big a fan of Doctor Mysterio or Season 10 (aside from the two-part finale, which is in my top 10 episodes for sure). Better than the ones following it sure, but my least favorite of anything before Chibnall’s era. Why do people like it so much? (Just curious, no offense intended.)
@@noahcrook2474 because people enjoy that he's trying to give some fresh air to the show and series 12 was a really good series
Noah Crook season 10 wasn’t exceptional by any means and had some really boring episodes. Buttttt when you go back over them there’s a lot of genuinely decent ones. Bill is a great companion and tbh the season finale two parter simply is one of the best of all time.
Series 10 is very inconsistent
failwhale: That was freaking solid!
Angry fans: But *Clara* aoweifjwoef nwefj
I'm so glad he didn't end up being like the angry fans 😅
I've now shown more respect for him, we both love this episode 😁
There's nothing wrong with disliking this episode. I really really dislike it, and I have many good reasons to
@@alexhodgkinson6718 no you dont. there are no good reasons to dislike it other than waaaaa it didnt go exactly like i wanted waaaa why dont i just have loads of shallow fan service like in series 4 waaaaa. you cant objectively criticise anything in hell bent. there are no actual flaws. the writing is flawless and incredibly thematically weighty. like saying oh they shouldnt have brought back clara isnt a good reason for not liking it. its a reason but its not a good one because objectively her story was most completed thematically by bringing her back (regeneration). so thats not a flaw or reason to dislike it.
@@alexhodgkinson6718 i doubt it dude, every complaint i hear about this episode is just whining something didn't go there way...this episode beautifully captures the doctors desperation for not losing another companion, clara may not be everyone's favorite (i quite like her) but you can't deny after the series of losses the doctor has been dealt with his past companions he wasn't ready for clara who is arguably the most important person in his life cause how she went into his time stream and was there since the very beginning.
its one of the best episodes of new who, period.
@@dutchman8887 Nothing in art is flawless and there's always good reasons to dislike something.
And yes, my problems are with Clara because she's an awfully written character. First thing we have with Clara is the Doctor being obsessed with her, and her being the most important thing to him. Then in Name of the Doctor, she saves his life over and over again, being embedded in his history at every turn and saving every sign me of his incarnations. Then she's the saviour of the day in the 50th, which I didn't mind so much. But then, in Listen, she literally makes the Doctor the man he is today. She's the reason he is the way he is, and her speech to him is a code he lives by. Thanks to Moffat, she is now the sole reason the Doctor is who he is. Then Hell Bent comes around and she's literally the other side to the doctors coin, apparently. She makes up half of the Hybrid, and is more important to him than any other companion, because he wouldn't go that far just to save other companions. He didn't break all laws and do so much to try and save Adric, or get back to Rose or give Donna her memory back.
Now I've watched every single story of Who since it's inception, and Steven Moffat is my favourite writer the show has, but here I just think he really screwed up
I love the appreciation you have for this episode and Series 9 as a whole. It's definitely one of the strongest series for me too. Also appreciate your appreciation of Maisie Williams since Ashildr doesn't get a lot of love, so it's nice seeing someone like her some more for once.
Loved the reaction to "we think... four and a half billion years." That's basically the age of the Earth! Clara's Theme used brilliantly, and so is Face The Raven when the Doctor and Clara are waiting to see who forgets.
When you said it’s a cylinder tardis it’s actually what the tardis looks like without any disguises
People hate this episode so much but I LOVE IT. I'm not taking anything different as an opinion I'm sorry 😂
Well tough! There’s only one opinion and that’s mine! 😂😂 jk
so then, you are stating your opinion and then dismissively telling others they arent allowed to have an opinion? wow
@@oddjob5589 it was a joke. I'm sorry if it wasn't obvious. I do respect people's opinions and when my opinions conflict with others in RUclips comments I have respectful debates that last hours. I understand why people don't like this episode and that is completely fine I just like to think I'm funny sometimes.
@@oddjob5589 tbf sometimes there are objective truths and this is it
This episode was slow
“Get off MY planet” seriously, that is such a spine chilling line.
"I'm gonna pretend I didn't hear that" and i oop
One of the best episodes ever, great actors, great characters.
Debatable
@@capybaraking5077 well u can debate anything it doesn't make u right. objectively this is a great episode.
@@dutchman8887 Nope. On the contrary, considering narrative and film analysis it's objectively a terrible episode.
@@martingoldfreed2627 Based on what? - the entire series would make no sense whatsoever without this episode, it brings all the series themes together and resolves them. And taken from Face the Raven on its an excellent three part stroy with a traditional three-arc format, set up, consequences and lowest point, then redemptiona and conclusion.
@@pettytyrant2720 I could write a university dissertation on how terrible the episode is. And none of your points are valid arguments for why it would be good. 'The series would make no sense whatsoever without it' and 'it brings all the series themes together and resolves them' doesn't have anything to do with quality. Even if it were, the episode resolves next to nothing and actually opens up way more questions that are never addressed again.
Steven Moffat himself has admitted the episode is a car crash in an extended interview from after he left the show, and says he regretted it.
4, 6 and 9 are my three favourite seasons! What a great end for Clara this was. I still wonder how many adventures she went on between heartbeats with Ashielda. How many more lives she saved before going back to the raven.
so true patrick. i know a lot of people complained about clara but she was honestly really wholesome
I love the way you watch this show. You're so alive and your fullness of spirit is contagious.
oh man i know, sadly it's kinda rare to find wholesome members of the fandom such as failwhale.
Just a neat Peter Capaldi + sonic screwdriver observation. Peter knows very well how children love to cosplay as the doctor so he chose a simple easy to recreate costume that even kids from low income families could dress up as. That's also why he asked for the sonic sunglasses for a while... because poorer families can't afford expensive sonic screwdriver toys, but sunglasses could be purchased on the cheap. The man is all class.
This was the series that solidified capaldi as my doctor 🖤 but the next series is amazing
The reaction and these edits are just the best. Why you're one of my favorite reactors
I appreciate Capaldi's time as the doctor a lot more after watching your streams
Enjoying Hell Bent? Season 9 as your favourite?? I knew you wouldn't let me down 😂 Excellent taste.
This episode will always break my heart but I must say it is one of my favourite episodes even if it rips my heart out haha
Corona: *Exists*
Za Warudo: ''Get off my planet.''
When chibbers appeared lmao
So he knows about series 12
He originally watched these a few months prior, he’s making these edits now after finishing the whole series.
I never got the hate for this episode, but I am aware of it. Here's hoping it's just from a vocal minority, because I consider this to be Who's most underrated episode. I love it so much 😢😊
@Cryer24597 in my opinion it's a great conclusion to Series 9 and the Doctor/Clara relationship, but fair enough.
I'm not ready for the next episode. It just perfection after perfection
I know her name was Clara. I know we travelled together.... She told me something very important, but I have no idea what she said.... how she talked. Or laughed.... There's one thing I know about her- just one thing- if I met her again, *I'd absolutely know.*
I honestly didn't expect that Chibbers "I'm gonna pretend I didn't hear that" insert lol
Also, that fuming Tenth is just the best
The looks of pain and hurt from Clara when she found out how long the doctor had been trapped.. I cried. The doctor lost himself and I don’t blame him! He’d been with Clara so fucking long and despite being newly regenerated.. he loved her like family
i think, and i believe these last 2 episodes show it, that the doctor never fully fell out of love with clara from his time as the 11th
12 loved her more really
Brilliant reaction. I'm glad you share the sense of vindication. One doesn't see it coming but the Doctor's right, duty of care is the weightier matter. We saw the oh so neat stitch up sacrificed on the altar of that duty for the awkwardness of friendship. More than any other companion Clara was ring-fenced by timelords. Cue Missy's voice: "Best helpline in the universe..." The Doctor was duly fascinated by and befriended her and she made the best of it like many other companions each in their own way. Rassilon and the high council may not have intended her to die on Trap St but collateral damage was not ok no matter how neat. He gave Clara and Ashilda/Me some key rules of engagement before collapsing. It's not neat but right enough that Clara and 'Me' are prepared and worthy of piloting a TARDIS, and, watching the Doctor's six. We know they do because the 'diner' was on the other side of the hill...
Oh thank goodness, you left "Clara who?" in the video. So many reactors leave that out. I know you have to leave out quite a lot but that moment just kills me every time.
the perks of being an editor who is also an avid who fan 💪 I got you
20:00 Honesty though, this might still be the most brutal part of this entire epiode to me after all.....
When you realise that the 11th doctor in s6 ep 1 was inside a tardis piloted by clara with river amy and rory
Edit : I just remembered that young 11th came out of the door (before he got slapped) so if it was a tardis the door that he came out of would've been the console so it wasn't the tardis :(
Not really. A Tardis mimics something that will fit into the area or something that's actually nearby. The diner that this Tardis took the shape of exists somewhere else in the vicinity, and _that's_ the place that 11 and co were in.
@@PaulsScene perhaps you are right
He said he though the diner was on the other side of the hill so likely it does exist.
@@prof.evilpictures8696 Yeah, that's the type of thing I was alluding to. I'd actually forgotten about him saying that and based my description on Tardises in general, and I suppose the Doctor's statement illustrates what I was meaning.
"Moisturize me" :DDD
Apart from that, I was crying from beginning to finnish, having known what´s coming
I'm sad that I missed the premiere this morning, but I looked forward to watching it at the end of the day and I was not disappointed (as usual). Loved the video, FailWhale34! And sweet editing, Gibbzee! You guys rock!!
That diner does really exist. It's on the bayfront in Cardiff Bay. Probably 50 feet from the Ianto Jones Memorial. ;)
Wow since when??
@@tigertoes7212a decade or so.
@@SGlitz i now know where im gonna go visit someday haha
Great Reaction, and I absolutely love this episode, and cannot believe the people who don’t like it, but hey I like it and others are wrong lol
This episode makes me cry to much 🥺
I still can’t believe Missy put her in his path and their relationship became so strong
When I first saw Hell Bent, I felt really underwhelmed because it completely undermined the whole hybrid plot and went back to the whole Clara thing, especially when you consider that it followed the masterpiece that was Heaven Sent. I was not a big fan of Clara, and the episode really annoyed me. But on more viewings of season 9 (hell bent in particular) and when you look at the subtleties of her relationship with 12, it makes sense why this was the right way to send off her character.
Also, when you consider why he kept torturing himself in the confession dial, when all he had to do was tell the truth of what he knew and he would have been let off. He was doing all that, just to get leverage over the timelords and bring Clara back. That's why he kept going. That whole scene in the cloisters is what makes this episode great in my opinion. Yes, the episode sort of subverts your expectations, because you go into it anticipating a big showdown with the timelords, but it's about Clara. But if you just forget about the whole Hybrid thing and focus on the characters, the episode is really solid. Plus Heaven sent works as a standalone too.
I love it. Personally, just my own perspective, I don't usually care for the finales. They're usually a lot of what Shakespeare would call sound and fury. The threat is ultimately something that's what I call a non-threat. "The world's going to end!" No, it's not. "The Doctor's going to die!" No, he's not. Ultimately the show has to go on, so a certain status quo must be maintained. The Earth is not going to be destroyed, and the Doctor is not going to die, because there is going to be a next series, and the show must go on. Some people enjoy the _how_ of it getting resolved, but that bears little interest for me. I like stories about character.
What I love about this three parter, and in particular this finale, is that it's entirely about character. It's about how much can a good man lose before he loses himself. The Doctor as a person can, and has changed, and the idea that he could become something monstrous has been with us for a long time. He's just one bad day away. And that is something that could happen. It _has_ happened. Those are very real stakes.
Gotta say man...you have become my favorite Who reactor. Keep up the good work bro!
Now onto season ten, my favorite since season one!
A Super detour first....
@@SGlitz What?
@@jakegearhart I assume SGlitz is referring to the Christmas specials in between series 9 and 10 (one of which is about a superhero).
What????? Series 10 is Capaldis worst season
@@kylemccrory2031
someone's worst could be someone else's favourite, don't forget that
Capaldi playing guitar was nice. He was actually in a punk band with the late night host Craig Ferguson when they were young.
This episode gets so much hate, glad to see someone else who actually enjoyed it. :D
Glad you liked this episode, even if it was quite a tear-jerker. It's such a great ending for Clara's story. Plus, it was cool going back to Gallifrey again.
The diner they were sitting in was an actual diner in Cardiff ive been to, and its called bennys diner, and i sat in seat 11 where 11 himself sat in the impossible astronaut.
Aunchient Pistol it got shut down recently due to loss of money despite popularity, i could actually see the experience from the front window, oh and they had a Tardis door for the bathroom.👍
20:37
Whenever I see this part I just think of how funny it would be if the Doctor suddenly turned around 😂
“Who the fuck is knocking?!” 😂😂
You crack me up man 😂
one of my ultimate fav episodes absolutely amazing and never stopping crying over it
Love to see that people removed from The Discourse TM around this episode can see how much of a banger it is.
This applies to Clara and the Moffat era in general too tbh
was that “moisturise me” at the start a throw back 👀 love to see it
Nice ending of a solid series! And nice reaction and review!
What great acting and writing !
23:35 Yeah, but if we would argue about the BEST Jenna Coleman performance, I´d rather pull out another pretty unpopular opinion......: The end of KILL THE MOON! THAT performance was just OUT OF THIS WORLD!!!!!!!!
I despise Clara with a passion, but JENNAS best performance has to be the double act in the zygon invasion/inverson! She earned her stripes in that one
julie everett why do u despise Clara just curious
Such a good reaction pal! Feel exactly the same way about the episode! 🤩 Series 4 and 9 definitely up there as the best series'!
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Hearing Amy and Rory mentioned made me feel so emotional
The whole "Why would you do that to yourself?" and "Duty of Care" bit hits me so hard now compared to when I first saw this. Not surprised that it's a polarising episode.
Glad to see you liked it too, though you didn’t cry quite as much as I did.
Absolutely love this two parter one of the top two parters!
*AS OF THIS MOMENT I'M ANSWERABLE TO NO ONE!*
there's that old rage
Did you catch how he closed the TARDIS doors with a finger-snap exactly how River Song taught him to before the end of Forest of the Dead?
Acknowledging two lost loves in one fabulous final scene.
6:36 HAHAHAHAHA OMG THIS IS GOLDEN
I would have loved for a Spinoff with Clara and ME with the Restaurant at the end of the Universe
I mean technically they 'spun off' at the end
Jenna Coleman says she likes to think they're still trying to find the controls haya
They were in a restaurant....at the end of the universe.....you are one hoopy frood.👍
I'm new to this channel great reaction well done these EPs get me every time emotionally master class in how to make great telly and how to act and ingage the audience fantastic must be among the best of who up there with Adric getting slightly blown up this show knows how to pull your heart strings the rip them into peices.
I love how you keep the distractions in it makes it 10 times better 🤣🤣
What always get me in this episode is the "Run you clever boy and be a doctor", because he can't remember anymore.. So clever..
So looking forward to this reaction
I'm sooo glad you liked it, a lot of people got all bent outta shape over this episode but I loved it!
next christmas special is really something and then you're on to season 10 which i think is iffy but lots of people love so we'll see but keep up the good work
I love the majority of this episode, theres a few cringey bits and a few bits of terrible dialogue but seeing how far the Doctor went to save Clara and then realizing at the end that he’s going way too far, only to agree to lose her again. Bless him
Such a heartbreaking episode 😔😔😔
In the intro the Tardis is traveling through a tunnel in my theory that is a wormhole throught uhhh in the universe
this is a really interesting episode, great series finale
Ever since you first commented on Clara's theme, I have been waiting for this reaction. Not disappointed.
I'm one of the few that actually loved the sonic sunglasses. They fit 12. Yes I like his sonic screwdriver, but the sunglasses are only his. 😎😎
One of my favourite episodes, next to the previous episode.
5:15 your edits are killing me 😂😂
Everyone loves the Round Things in the TARDIS.
The “don’t eat pears” line is actually from a deleted scene in the human nature/family of blood two-parter.
Never, ever eat pears!
They drop on to your chin
The bit with you and Ten made my day hahahahahaha!
I liked this one. Not as good as Heaven Sent but still a good closure for Clara.
the doctor was in there for as long as the earth has existed