The Doctor Returns to Gallifrey (Re-Edited & Re-Scored) - Heaven Sent - Doctor Who
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Re-Edit & Re-Score of the ending to Heaven Sent - The Doctor Returns To Gallifrey
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Music by Murray Gold
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friendly reminder that that kid may well be over 300, freaking timelords, impossible to tell their ages
Most likely he's about 90 to 120, 10th said that 90 was just a child and o think the first doctor was 300- 400
Carlos Torres He was a young adult
Carlos Torres in time lord years
Just because 90 is a child, doesn't mean a child's body is that of a 90 year old. River regenerated from an adult body into a baby and grew up with amy, before regenerating into the river we know.
AquaticHydra What ?! No ! No no no ! River never did that ! She was first a regular baby, who grown until 5-6 years old with ginger hair like her mother (Melody) then she is deadly injuried by her own mother when she is in the space suit, she regerenate into a black child (probably the same age) who will be the best friend of Amy "Mel's", then regenerates into "River"
Sorry, but I really didn't like the score very much. I'm not a fan of the music starting when he breaks the wall; I much preferred it stopping when that happens because it adds to the impact of the Doctor finally breaking free of the endless cycle of torture. And the music for the "You got the prophecy wrong... the Hybrid is me." really didn't fit IMO.
The edit was fantastic though!
Thanks for the feedback, you made some good points
this is the 100mill doctor
Tardis Guy but what do you think about the episode as a whole.
honestly i think the issue with this doctor and his awesome moments for me was the fact that what he was saying relay didn't fit this doctor or his delivery, if it had been tenent or smith acting this then it would have had some measure of redemption because these speeches fit their personas much better, but from the 12th i honestly expected something more soft spoken
I think he was a brilliant choice! and so much of an underplayer! (is that a word? lol) right up till the odd moment like The Zygon Inversion obviously and one or two others! don't forget Matt Smith was quite angry and cerebral at times! "do you think you are cleverer than me, are you in charge now?" Capaldi had to be different and doubting he was in charge sometimes in a sort of way was quite brilliant! (hence Clara taking a lead, or actually being duped into thinking she was in charge) give them (humanity) a chance of responsibility! but he manipulated everything!
Has anyone noticed that Gallifrey (or rather "outer" Gallifrey) looks an awful lot like present-day Mars, making it pretty much a dead world? Where are the other "towns" and places where the Shobegan and other dissenters live?
The Gallifrey you see there is post-time war Gallifrey after all. Many settlements could be dust at this point
@@alfiethomas5632 - The 10th Doctor tols the War and 11th Doctors that there
were 2.47 BILLION children on Gallifrey during the Day of the Doctor. Right now, in 2018, there are an estimated 1.9 billion children on Earth in 2018
out of a population of 7 BILLION. So if there were supposed to be 2.47
BILLION children on Gallifrey when the Moment was (allegedly) used, what was the total population at that point of the Time War? My very rough
hypothetical estimate is 9.1 Billion. If so, where the heck did they all live if the planet was that messed up? (I'm assuming that food production was
probably "created" the way it was Star Trek through some type of
machine.)
@@kalinystazvoruna8702 We see the area around the capital city of Gallifrey, which was most likely subjected to some heavy bombardment in the war and survived only because it was probably shielded in a way. The area around it would be desolate of course. The other side of the globe might contain lush rainforrests or plains... They can alternatively import most of their food or grow fungus in caves below surface.
I think that is the time war. In the flashback from The Name of The Doctor if i remember correctly has some snow and in the classi series it also look like a desert outside the capital. I believe that maybe. The doctor here is in the capital and many cities that were and looked like the capital were destroyed or decimated in the time war along the shoobogans setlements, and those who lasted were pretty far apart from each other. And thats way the deserted look.
Don't forget about one of the most iconic Time Lord technology: it's bigger on the inside.
0:20 best face ever
Sometimes silence is gold. I prefer quiet yet powerful scenes.
Y'all im still confused, how did the doctor get into a confession dial again?
🥱😎gone on vacation loop ❤
so is Gallifrey now back? the ending confused me
Ed Lo gallifrey was teleported to the end of the universe, where all of there enemies will have died by then
The flash backs to the Time War - touch of genius
please note the doctor can punch through diamonds so do get into a fist fight with him your going to die if you do
@Makoto Yuki hey you can punch diamond all you like and still not get anywhere the Dr actually got through which is amazing give credit where credit is due
@Thanatos 13 4.5 billion years.
@@raven4k998 Not really, 4.5 billion years is an unimaginably long time.
When you punch diamond all it takes is just a few atoms to fall off. A single repeated drop of water would eventually break through the mountain if you give it billions of years.
@@backtothefutureman1 is that how long it took him I thought it only took him a few afternoons shame his sonic screwed driver couldn't shatter it using coupled harmonics
Idk about that ending. Doesn't really work. The Doctor hasn't returned home. Gallifrey has been corrupted further by Rassilon's leadership. And the Doctor is here for revenge.
Yh but he conquers it and expels a whole load of people in the next episode
@@rocky-pubgmobile5738 The tone is still wrong. It isn't a triumphant liberation, it's done out of spite and out of duty. He's gone 12 hours later and he doesn't come back. The music is optimistic, but the Doctor isn't feeling optimistic. He's just been tortured for 4.5 billion years, and he says so himself that he can remember all of them, probably a function of deducing perfectly what each past self must've done to bring him to that point in time. There's no joy in meeting your captors after that.
I'm not a Whovian (I know. The heathenry of it.), but I think something along the lines of "Requiem for a Dream" or at least the beginning of it when it starts out slow would've been better. Just my opinion.
@@TrindyForce i mean he is old and mostly grumpy. That is the thing 12 only rarely shows optism when he needs to but mostly he is just serious or curious mostly
Doctor: Find someone important and tell them i´m back!
Child: And who tf are you again?
All jokes aside. I think everybody in Gallifrey must know who is the doctor.
Child : Who are you?
Doctor : Yes, I am.
@@joxem4058 Everybody in Gallifrey does. He's a war hero, and the dude that saved the planet from being destroyed
@@HannibalKantter yeah , but think about it regeneration... everyone knows WHO he is not WHAT he looks like , like how tge doctor is always surprised by the master
I am blah blah.
Run along kid. Blah blah showed mercy.
"The hybrid is not half dalek, nothing is half dalek. The Daleks would never allow that." Wrong
Dalek Sec
Henry Peters Pretty sure Dalek Sec got killed,
He did but Dalek Sec still allowed for it to happen. Along with Dalek Thay and Dalek Caan. Just because they went against it in the end doesn't mean that they still didn't let it happen.
Yeah, but the Cult of Skaro were unique among Daleks. They were created for the purpose of furthering the Dalek cause through the development of new and unorthodox ideas and strategies. To "think as the enemy thinks". Dalek Sec claimed that it was created to "imagine new ways of survival".
Chris Evans My point still stands. It would be one thing if someone else said this but he was actually there. Then again, he might be referencing the death of dalek sec.
Henry Peters Well the majority of Daleks would never allow that. And anyway, Dalek Sec only did it because there were only 4 Daleks left in be universe
And the Master destroyed it again.
Exactly
They kind of made the Doctor president too right? So, he "conquered" it and then stood in its ruins. Eventually.
Chibnell's idiocy for canon is not counted.
TheVenger10 I really don’t see how they can bring Gallifrey back after what Chibnall did without straight up erasing his entire era. The series 12 finale literally vaporized all life on the planet forever. You can’t exactly go “whoops it was just in another dimension” with that. Not to mention if they bring Gallifrey back AGAIN it just becomes a joke. The fact that it was destroyed again was already a joke. Chibnall just took the 50th anniversary and shat on it. Also it doesn’t even make sense. The curator was implied to be a much later incarnation of the Doctor that used Tom Baker’s (4th Doctor) face again and he said “Gallifrey falls no more”, so how come 2 regenerations later it fell twice?! God I hate Chibnall’s era.
Lets all just agree that season 11 and 12 should not exist at all and anything that happened in it was just a hideous nightmare.
God I miss Capaldi. Even with some real sketchy stories that man really was the Doctor.
I like the implication that the “hybrid” part is the stuff the Doctor learned from earth.
The implication that he’s half human (at least emotionally)
Hey, I saw your profile pic and I think you understand perfectly - the Doctor is a Time Lord, but he's also a human by culture and love, just like Frisk is human but also half monster really!
@@NiennaFan1 It's a fellow Undertale fan!
I do believe it was the fourth or fifth doctor, but it is actually canonical fact that the doctor is part human or at least that’s what the classic series said
Where the hell did that kid come from?
Didn't one of The Doctors have a habit of that? Just randomly appearing seemingly out of nowhere?
It’s in their blood to pop out of no where at the most unsuspected of time at the most oddest of ways
Thanks. That's funny.
Next week
He came from galifrey
The child’s running turning into the intro of the song is a really nice touch!
and it was perfecty to the beat!
'This is Gallifrey' doesn't really fit here at all. That theme was composed to accompany the memory of Gallifrey and the Tenth Doctor's wistful, idealised view of it. Since that theme debuted, we've seen how the Time Lords were twisted by war, and in all honesty they weren't really that good to begin with. The Classic Series shows us exactly why the Doctor ran away from Gallifrey, because it was a corrupt society with deep social divisions and a highly elitist view of itself, not to mention bitterly xenophobic. Using 'This is Gallifrey' in this scene undermines the revelation about the truth of Gallifrey, and the triumphant nature of the theme definitely doesn't fit with the Twelfth Doctor's intentions to take revenge on Rassilon. This episode is dark and it shows the dark side of both the Doctor and Gallifrey itself, and I think that's exactly why 'This is Gallifrey' wasn't used in the original episode
I disagree, somewhat.
He just escaped the confession dial, by *losing REALLY HARD.*
The small amount of triumph present in the theme is warranted here.
And to be fair, there is probably some conflict in him about this. As we see in the next episode, the council may have been twisted by war, but the average time lord wasn’t.
In fact: I feel like most timelords would do what we see in the next episode: betray their planet for the Doctor. He really could have turned the place around if he didn’t throw it away for Clara.
Can't believe the gallifrey theme wasn't actually used at all in this episodr
I think it would have been inappropriate to use 'This is Gallifrey' in Hell Bent, as that theme was introduced to illustrate the Tenth Doctor's idealised view of Gallifrey. When he describes the planet he talks about it like it's a paradise, as if he has almost forgotten why he ran away in the first place all those years ago. When the Twelfth Doctor returns to Gallifrey in this episode, it's to take revenge against Rassilon after years of torture, and the truth about Gallifrey's corrupt society is plain to see. 'This is Gallifrey' is the theme for the memory of Gallifrey, not for Gallifrey itself.
@@dalekbumps But the motifs from "this is gallifrey" were used a few times, including during the War Council scene in End of time, i dont necessarily mean use the actual original track, which I agree with you was a kind of idealistic memory of gallifrey.
Very good. My only complaint is that "This is Gallifrey" doesn't fit with the Doctor's lines at the end.
Also, you could have included some footage from the classic Time Lord stories.
The hype for the finale after this episode was so real... and then what happened? The finale happened.
Clara Who stole the show. Thank god she's finally gone.
I really enjoyed the finale, as a whole, this is one of my favourite finales of Doctor Who (next 4 and 5)
Hell Bent literally destroyed everything that Face the Raven and Heaven Sent worked so hard to do. Clara’s death meant something and then it was taken back, and not only that, but now she got to travel through time and go back to her death whenever. No stakes.
And on top of that, the only consequence of the whole arch was that 12 lost his memory of Clara, and that was given right back at the end of his run.
The problem was that the new series immediately experienced what classic Doctor Who ran into time and again, that Gallifrey just isn't an interesting place to set a story and all you end up with is old men in silly hats talking about daft prophesies for 45 minutes. Having Gallifrey be gone and just a perfect idyllic memory for the Doctor was one of the smartest things the new series did.
You boy, go into town and buy me a Turkey. I'll give you a shilling
No!! I’ll give you 5 shillings!
"The daleks would never allow that"
Remembering Dalek Sec.
Well, Dalek Sec was arguably himself not truly dalek, as the whole cult of skaro was genetically engineered to be unique among the dalek: he then experimented to try and bring survival to the dalek as they stood on the brink of extinction. By then the rest of the cult was already fomenting a mutiny, which shows to what extent they found this anormal if you consider a Dalek is always supposed to obey their commanders. Dalek Sec didn’t know exactly what he would be once hybrid and we can safely say that it is a different person who came out of the pod afterwards. He was then quickly overthrown by the other daleks as soon as they witnessed he was indeed not like them anymore. I fully agree with the doctor here, a normal dalek can’t allow the idea of being mixed up with any other thing. Supreme superiority and racial “purity” are the very basic idea on which they were created, and what they exist for.
but the daleks didn't allow it - they killed him
I mean yeah. The Daleks literally didn’t allow his existence
Age implies experience, but age also implies senility.
Friendly reminder: cult of skaro are different than regular Dalek, they even allow themselves to have a name....even the Dalek emperor didn't named himself
You can say that the score doesn't fit but you have to admit, "This is Gallifrey" used correctly by the BBC would have made this section a million times better. Love the flashbacks too!
No it wouldn’t have. Whether or not the score fits a scene is important. The original conveyed a sense of grandiose ominousness and the sense that the Doctor was gonna let loose and go postal on the Time Lords. None of it’s here in this version.
@tivednagol9127 "This is Gallifrey" is one of the best scores composed for New Who. Depending on how it was used, it could convey gut-wrenching heartache, or mysterious and foreboding tension. It is not outside of the realm of possibility that it could be used to convey the Doctor's intention to "go postal".
In fairness, in this edit, the use of "This is Gallifrey" is done very well specifically between 0:50 and 1:13, but would, as you point out, be enhanced by something more aggressive and intimidating for the final section in the Doctor's mini-speech about the hybrid.
To be honest, if you want to complain about the use of score in a Doctor Who moment, please see the final section of Rosa (11x3), the scene where Rosa is being arrested. It makes both the original and the rescoring of this scene look immaculate.
@@apeshrujmel6681 I’m not complaining about anything. You sound defensive from this whole post. I just think the original score that Murray Gold composed is much better.
I’m personally not interested in what “This is Gallifrey” can be used to convey. I don’t think it would convey the Doctor about to go postal at all, much less work in _Heaven Sent._
@@tivednagol9127 Umm, I tried being nice. I enjoy Murray Gold in both Tennant and Capaldi, and actually his work, as well as Capaldi's Doctor is my favourite Doctor. You're the one being arsy about what you prefer, I'm just pointing out what a score can do for a scene, which is why I mentioned Rosa.
Perhaps complain wasn't the correct word originally, but you seem to be complaining now so I won't correct myself. Good day.
@@apeshrujmel6681 if you think I’m being arsy then you’re misreading my comment. I have a Film & Screen Studies degree; I know what a score can do for a scene, and what you’re suggesting just doesn’t cut it for me.
This episode is one that I admire the most out of Capaldi because it's a play on the tale of Prometheus in Ancient Greek who was tortured on a mountain for an eternity until Hercules saved him only the Doctor tortured himself to finally save Gallifrey from Rassilon the ruthless I like to call him. And it's funny because Prometheus was said to be the god of Mortals and the Doctor loves to protect them and be around them considering he is not a mortal like them in a sense. Just love the parallels also I challenge anyone to see if in any episode of Doctor Who whether it be classic, new or Big finish stories that The Doctor has ever mentioned the name Prometheus once because I believe that is what his name is or at least a by name that means the same thing in Gallifreyan
Then it is ruined by the Timeless child....
No it isn't. The Timeless Child is just another one of The Master's 🐟 fish-stories.
'Now I finally know where I'm going, where I've always been going. Home. The long way round.'
The music did not fit at all for breaking the wall or the hybrid is me i liked the flashback from the last day of the time war and the music was fitting
"there was a man in the desert...he told me to tell you...erm....err....forgotten it now, sorry"
Imagine that you came home after thousands of years.
I don't live that long.
@@wSeeDw No shit
Billions I'm fact
4.5 BILLION YEAR'S 💙😎💙
BUT HE DID COME THE LONG WAY ROUND
This is just... BEAUTIFUL. The use of music from the RTD era adds nostalgia whilst maintaining cannon and adding development, especially when that short clip of all the gallifrey events is used. Just Omgggg I love this.
Last real Doctor WHO.
The new doctor is atrocious
@@Mannycheungrulez 🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕
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why they never used "this galifrey" in the actual thing i will never know
Or a new variation.
I know why: It was used when the tenth Doctor told sentimental stories about the good old Gallifrey. His opinion on the timelords, especially those in the city building in this video, has since then turned 180°. He now thinks they aren't much better than Daleks, they're too much into their war and only focused on their own goals. Maybe a dark version of it would have fit, but I don't know if it would sound good.
FaRo, the Time Lords have always been bad though. Especially in the classics, and it should be no different here.
RTD made the Timelord’s and Gallifrey seem all nice, but it wasn’t like that at all. RTD also made the Timelords seem like the most powerful race in the universe, but they’re not...
The Doctor had mixed feelings about Galliifrey. He was never in any doubt that they were bad. Whether it was in RTD's era or not. He knew they were a corrupt society since before he even left Gallifrey and they only got worse with time. He said he chose to remember the good things about them because he felt guilty for what he did to them and he has always had mixed feelings about them-yes he hates that they are power hungry and everything they stand for, but he still loves and respects and cares for them. No matter how much he hated being trapped on Gallifrey when he was young, he still always thought of it as home and his heart was broken that he destroyed that home, his family, his friends. He chose to remember them for the good aspects about that cause he felt he owed them that-to remember the way them for all the good they did instead of the bad, but he also wasn't so delusional to accept it as fact that they were saints. He knew they were monsters especially now but he still cared for them. it actually made perfect sense. It's not that RTD was making the timelords and them seem nice-it's all explained in the timelord episodes-he wanted to remember them that way, NOT that it the way he chose to remember them was a reality. They weren't nice-you're right- not even in the classic series. They don't know seem to know right from wrong and don't care to they always think they are right and other species aren't as important as them. But the Doctor has always had mixed emotions for the timelords: he sees the good in them whether he wants to or not but he also knows them well enough that they stand for everything wrong in the universe-they are like daleks except worse because they choose to be like that, its not programmed into them like the daleks and to make it even worse they are more powerful to him and harder to defeat because even if they don't care about him, he cares about them and wants to save them, but there are times like in the End of Time where he cant save them and it will be difficult to overcome them and he tasks drastic measures[even grabbing the gun] obviously because he is petrified of them. He's never had any illusions that they were good, kind people. He cares about them and feels guilty about what he did to them, but he also knows that they are monsters and still can't help but care about them on some level anyway.
Fetto I disagree. When the Doctor first speaks of Gallifrey to Jack and Martha, coincidentally when ‘This is Gallifrey. Our Childhood. Our Home’ first appeared, you hear the Doctor state that Gallifrey was ‘perfect to look at, maybe’ which implies that Gallifrey was not good on the inside, only on the outside. Also, in that flashback, the Timelords are portrayed as cold overseers who force a child master to look on into the Untempered Schism, despite him looking back in worry while they stare back in detachment.
Also, I would like to point out the reason RTD may have made the Doctor think more highly of Gallifrey. This is because the Doctor had just lost his planet, his species. Therefore, he’d try to remember the best of his species to keep him going, and try not to remember the reasons they had to die, e.g their corruption. The Doctor, being a manipulator, wants people to feel pity for him, so of course he would portray Gallifrey in a slightly better light, however, this point is just perspective.
TL;DR the Doctor forced himself to look on a Gallifrey memorably, but he never make any indication that the Time Lords were a benevolent people.
Would loved to see this scene with David Tennant
Same here. Would have loved to see an actual confrontation between Tennant and Dalton as Rassilon.
Tennant was scared when the Time Lords return in The End of Time. Here, Capaldi is badass.
He had to be the one to survive, in order to come back to save it..
I really dunno how they didn't use the Gallifrey theme whilst he was frickin on it!!!!
I don’t prefer this at all. Returning I Gallifrey shouldn’t be all happy and dandy. The Timelords have always been villains and this just portrays them in a different light. This is where I prefer Moffat’s take on Gallifrey compared to RTD.
Poshfully RTD’s was the one who said that the Time Lords became as bad as the Daleks and you can see on the End of Time that Davies’ idea was to portray the vast majority of the Time Lords as ruthless beings (in favour of destroying creation in order to survive). Moffat was the one who showed only a minority of TL being bad/evil (the council with Rassilon) while the rest were victims/noble people/fellas.
Also, the happy music of Gallifrey is just what the Doctor back then wanted to remember of Gallifrey. An idealistic picture.
Fetto time lords were parodies of British academia and the peerage system
I've seen him. He's like fire and ice and rage. He's like the night and the storm at the heart of the sun. He's ancient and forever. He burns at the center of time and he can see the turn of the universe. And he's wonderful!
Oh I love how you included This is Gallifrey
Oh Dr. why did you have to turn into that woke bint?
Flash Forward to Jodie Whittaker's Doctor.
*The Master fuses himself with the Cybermen and brings Gallifrey to ruins*
Yeah, it’s so bad
i remember getting excited after this the doctor back on gallifrey after all this time and then hell bent happened and it was dissapointing it became about clara this era of doctor who was crap compared to 10th and 11th doctors
From 2:25 to 3:26 was perfect imo so wish they did this in the actual episode
Could you rescore all of series 11 and 12 ?
the hybrid is the doctor not half dalek but half human and the reason why he ran was to run from the fate that was sealed for him
What’s song used at 2:27 called? Pls I been looking so hard for so long
It's called This is Gallifrey Our Childhood Our Home
ok so I have a question..from other episodes I saw the Dr in the barn as a young boy is he an orphan and or where are his parents. and two the weeping woman is she his mother??
I did not crack time
Machine did
But we are here now 😊
This scene is absolutely beautiful.
Man I missed the old themes and motifs before the Moffat era, quintessential to the doctors DNA as a show
Jesus Christ, the sound at 3:16 scared the shit outta me
1:09 one of the best scores of the entire show!!!
This should have been the original in the episode
Shame Chibnals crap ruined all this
Red sand, an impossible citadel that could never withstand its own weight, an empty sky
A truly magnificent rendition of Gallifrey.
How long has it been since a comment was posted here... ;)
When coming home, seemed almost, mystical. Find someone in the city, someone important, when they ask who I am, tell them, I came the long way around. I miss decent writing.
12 IS a Rock Star.
2:04 wait what's a boy doing out here?
Ooh I much prefer that. I was very disappointed with the lack of emotion at his return. I made it the subject of my own video too. I like the pace of this alot, as well as him remembering. Looks good
Who swept up all the bits of diamond?
What is the music for the flashback scene? I love it!
Bad wolf
Dont like the quick change of music and the end really didnt fit but that flashback was cool
This is amazing!!
The kid is the doctor
1:08 I swear that's skyrim music
1:41 11th doctor stop so fast and you can see it
I LOVE THIS
This doctor is not that strange
Good job! Great edit!
Instead of the Gallifrey zooming into the citadel at the end, I think it’d be better to cut to credits with the same music instead of normal theme
SPOILER!
Turns out the Master made the hybrids and he stood in the ruins of Gallifrey.
Cyber/Timelords
Shadow Foxx screw u for spoiling
@@TheOnlyGamingMC I gave warning its not my fault you chose to read the rest and AManNamed2 do you even speak english?
Don't mind me just remembering what the Doctor was like before the writers of Season 12 ruined everything.
its so good to watch some good doctor who.
Yeah but what if the hybrid who stands in the ruins of gallifrey isnt Peter's dr what if its still to come now gallifrey is in actual ruins again.
The master
This really showcases 12....... excellent music by Murray Gold!!!! Thanks so much Gallifreyan Shiba😀😀😀😀💙💙💙💙
Emma Bogue Thank you! Yes Twelve is superb in this scene!
You know when he said you can probably still hear me imagine rassilon hearing what he said
Seiko watch... Lengendary.... They overdedigned the watch....
NO ONE ELSE CAN PLAY RICK SANCHEZ BETTER THAN HIM
does anyone know the song at 1:42?
Wouldn't the stone castle just erode away around him before he managed to punch through a diamond wall?
Bbobsillypants more importantly why didnt he kick it? surely his boots are much harder than his fucking hands and he mightve saved a couple hundred years
Hazo Coulda used a rock or shovel
The castle was just a construct created for the doctor to serve as his personal Hell
Hazo You’re forgetting the strength of a Time Lord. 11 literally ground solid metal to dust. This crystal wall is one of the hardest materials in existence and he still broke it
@Bbobsillypants u should really watch the full episode the explanation is there
"And if they ask who i am, tell them, i came the long way around"
Awesome
ROFL for a sec there I thought the musical score was going to go all Skyrim... Sounded like 'From Past To Present" at 1:00 lol
Oh My God! Leave it to the fans to show how it's done! The fans are the show! Too bad they don't ask people who produce the shows that actually LOVE the canon source material?😅😅😅😮😮😮😊
Funny how a random child just approached the doctor without announcing his presence
This is brilliant
Simple I don't care. 🤣
You piss me off you pay with your life. 🤣
2:46 "but the 13th Doctor ruined the show by making the character Space Jesus"
Okay, but couldn't he just say "I'm the Doctor" to the kid? That was really vague.
The Time Lords, they watch the world events from afar, like the angels of Heaven !!
I was wondering how the kid would remember all that but then i see he's probably very old.
I'm sorry to say but it is "poorly re-edited and badly re-scored" But, keep trying.
3:00 This shot of the doctor is remind me of John Turturro
I don’t get it the hybrid to conquer gallifrey and stand it it’s ruins, if that’s true the dr is the hybrid does that mean he’s going to destroy gallifrey and become it’s god or is president or something like that? Neat I hope he does he’d make a cool ruler or gallifrey, he did what he had to do in his past he saw people suffering in a war that could not be one and to put his people from being in hell through it in pain he took it on his own back and pulled the plug, taking the responsibility on his back them being blamed for being a mad man, eh? He did what he did was wrong he’s half human right? And humans aren’t perfect we sometimes make mistakes surely that can be forgiven if agent back in time and undid the damages I watched a lot of shoes in time travel trust me lol, he had a time machine for got sack, I mean back one the Olsen day say earth 17th century or less they did the same to people suffering to much I think they still do but with permission of entire family so why can’t they forgive that, so he’s half human he’s not perfect we all have a past, all the time we have known the story he’s been great so I’d think he’s make a good leader, he organised smart adventures and the ability to rule.
El regreso
Well, that was just a mite portentous...
Something that does not make sense to me:
the doctor concludes that all the skulls underwater are also part of his past selves having died.
Most likely he died when diving into the water, drowning.
The question remains, if that really did happen then how did the next doctor come around?
remember that he has to use his own body to activate the teleporter to reset his old/new version to keep the loop going.
Also lovely that the Time Lords found the most logical way to interrogate the doctor was by putting his prison somewhere in the middle of the desert without monitoring him the entire time, simply allowing him to break free over so many years without ever interfering to stop him.
The skulls end up there when they drop from the top of the roof when he says how long he's been there.
The Human/Time Lord hybrid can't remember what she was. However if you recall the film that reinvented Dr. Who, it was stated, by The master, that The Doctor is the ultimate hybrid: He's Time Lord/Human.
Yes, his father was Gallifreyan and his mother was from Earth.
this is actually better than what fuckin Moffat wrote.
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What is the name of the music at 0:55
Gallifrey
A good re shoot but the music dont match with the rest