The bomb that Capt. Jack is straddling has the words SCHLECTER WULF written on the side. Guess what that means. As for why he's straddling a bomb... well, he's the Captain. Anything that moves.
I love the fact it’s been staring everyone in the face for two episodes ‘are you my mummy?’ And then at the end it’s still a shock to find out that yes, she actually IS his mother 😂
Right?! He's asking her constantly, she even says that he's coming for her specifically, but they did such a good job with the casting that I totally bought her (both in appearance and with the acting) as his sister.
@@BritanyBinges the woman who played Nancy had only one previous acting role if I’m not mistaken and hasn’t been in anything else since, she left acting surely after the show and I have no idea why as she was sooo brilliant as Nancy. The sarcasm, humour, emotion, fear etc. she manages to portray.
10:11 Hahaha being a time traveller would be awesome. Being able to say stuff like "Oh? I'm not the Tooth Fairy, am I? Didn't you get $75 once when you were 11?" "Wait.. what?! That was you?!" All you gotta do is remember to go do that next time Rose goes to the Tardis' bathroom.
I really like how the situation is caused by the nanogenes that don't know what humans are. The child gets his powers because of how the Chula warship equips its soldiers, and Jack's ship is also Chula, so they can do similar things. Also like how Jamie wants his mother, while the nanogenes need the parent DNA.
"I can't imagine watching this if you're an actual parent". I would've been 18 when I first saw this episode, way back in 2005. I was really impressed with it, maybe had a little lump in my throat by the end, but that was it. On rewatches over the years I always admired the writing and performances but didn't get that emotional, as I knew what was coming. But now? Now I'm a father to a beautiful four year old boy, and every time I see that ending in a reaction video, even if the reactor isn't that affected by it, I'm instantly in floods of tears. Every. Time. Hopefully in a few more years I'll be sitting down to watch this one with my boy, and I am absolutely certain I'll be a wreck by the end of it.
Thank you for sharing this! It's really touching. I love how things can impact us differently at differently times our lives. I also love that you and your son will be able to share this one day. I have a show that I used to watch with my dad as a child and it will forever hold a special place in my heart because of sharing it with him. I'm sure it will be the same for your boy.
Captain Jack certainly wasn't my favorite at the start, but two episodes into the 11th Doctor and three series of Torchwood later, he's definitely grown on me. lol
The ‘end of the tape’ bit was good, but when they basically did it again with the typewriter it really got me on my first watch. Glad to see you got tissues at hand now for future episodes.
I think the end of the tape part scared me more, but the typewriter part was definitely more chilling. It brought another level of creepy to it. And, yes, I'm stocked up on tissues at all times now. lol
@@BritanyBinges Apparently, the typewriter scene was a very late piece of filler that Moffat was asked to write after the episode's run time came up too short for broadcast. He had to create something that could be shot without any of the principal cast (who were now shooting another episode), any of the story's locations or sets, because the crew had moved on, and without making any changes to the rest of the story, which was already done.
Teenage Single Mother in 1941.... I didn't see that coming me neither and that's when I officially became a DW Fan =) For me it was 2015 alreay back then as I started.
Yeah, Dalek was a special episode that really helped me know I could be fully invested in the show, but I think this two-parter sealed the deal that I would be continuing with it.
I was a young kid just getting into Doctor Who when the classic series was cancelled. This story really made it feel like Doctor Who was back and it was good!
Well, two episodes into the 11th Doctor and three series of Torchwood later, I definitely care a lot more for Captain Jack than I did in his first appearance here.
I love these, but when they end they just make me sad about Eccleston. The whole time filming he was struggling anorexia and depression, and after he left he got blacklisted from the entire BBC and affiliates for years until some executive left his job. The experience poisoned Doctor Who for him, and he didn't come back for the 50th anniversary special, even though the ban was lifted by then.
Loved your reaction…interesting how had it not been for Jack, none of this would’ve happened. Although Jack would never have anticipated this…unique how it’s not your usual alien invasion story, it’s one of the best and scariest
So glad you enjoyed the reaction. I did think it was interesting that this terrifying thing that was happening was actually because of something that had good intentions. They just wanted to help. :(
I realize this is an old reaction, but - how in the world could you have these episodes _without_ Jack? He's literally the impetus for the entire story. As a time traveler himself, and seeing the TARDIS in the time vortex and thinking it's someone from the time agency, he takes what he thinks is harmless space junk and throws it through the path to get their attention; where it crashes during World War II and sets everything else in motion. Without Jack, Rose and the Doctor know nothing about the med ship or the nanogenes, and for that matter, there'd be no altered Jamie to drive the two episode's plot.
I definitely think it could have just been space junk that crashed into the Earth without us knowing where it came from. Sure, other things would have to be tweaked but I still would've worked.
I know Doctor Who has never been 100% on top of explaining everything that happens in the episodes, but more often than not they usually give at least some kind of explanation for the major things. However, unless I’m just not remembering, I don’t think they ever even hinted at how the kid was able to make phones ring, control or influence certain objects, or do any of the other supernatural shit that he does throughout the episodes.
Man I feel your ending comments about not wanting to lose Eccleston. I'm honestly not sure if it's better or worse to know it's coming. I had no idea it was coming when I first watched and it was such a crushing blindside for me at the time
I honestly think it was better for me with it being my first go with the show and with how much I liked him. He was a big part of what made me fall in love with the show to begin with so I think it would've really made me pretty upset to lose him without knowing it was going to happen and being able to prepare myself for it. Now, though, I'm used to the idea of losing of the Doctor and definitely prefer to be surprised. :)
@@BritanyBinges agreed. Although now that I'm caught up it's basically impossible to be surprised anymore unless I completely disconnect from the internet because there's too much press/announcements around a new doctor 😅. Kind of glad I at least got through a few that were complete surprises when I first binged it all lol. And just YES on all of that about Eccleston! Just saw that the newest audio stuff with him as the 9th Doctor is out on Big Finish actually so I'm off to listen to some new adventures of his and it's got me so excited 🥰
@@Triciabyte Yeah, as time goes on, I'm sure it will be more and more difficult for me to stay in the dark about new Doctors. But, I'll remain blissfully unaware for as long as I can. lol I just bought my first Big Finish stories a few weeks ago so I can listen to them when I make the two-day drive home for the holidays, and they were all Christopher/9 stories. I'm so excited to have him back for a brief period of time, even if it is only in audio form. :)
@@BritanyBinges that's awesome! Which ones did you grab? As with any doctor who there's always hits and misses but there are some sets in particular so far that have been absolutely "Fantastic" 🥰
@@Triciabyte I got the bundle of his first stories (I believe lol). So, it's Ravagers, Respond to All Calls, Lost Warriors, and Old Friends. But, I was told by some Patreon members to hold off on Old Friends for the time being as there are some spoilers for things I haven't seen yet in Classic Who.
So I see you are on the second Doctor era in classic, I personally really like him. And it's a shocking coincidence you managed to get to his era and the 11ths nearly at the same time because funfact (unless you don't want to read it going in completely without anything) Matt Smith based his performance on Troughton, so it'd be interesting to see if you can compare the two in some ways as you go through them
The writer of this story, Steven Moffat, was more of a comedy writer at this point. It's one of reasons there's a lot of humour in it. That, and the fact that Richard Wilson (Dr Constantine) was best known prior to this as the curmudgeonly Victor Meldrew in the UK sitcom One Foot in the Grave. John Barrowman cut his teeth in musical theatre, but I'm old enough to remember him as a co-host on the Saturday morning children's programme Live and Kicking. A couple of years ago, the fact that he would get his willy out for a bit of a laugh - a result of the uninhibited world of theatre, most likely - became common knowledge. While it did shock a number of fans, it was known and joked about for years, frequently being referenced on DVD commentaries, magazine articles and even Barrowman's own autobiography. Should he have done it at all? Probably not, but it certainly wasn't what it was later portrayed as being. I can't remember if you've already said, but will you reacting to Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures in the future? There's a degree of cross-over between all three shows at various points, so it may be worth doing. It's not essential, though.
Britany has posted the first series of Sarah Jane on Patreon, and is posting weekly reactions to series 2 of Torchwood on Patreon as well. Britany has finished watching up to the end of series 3 of Torchwood to keep up with crossovers, and they will make it to Patreon eventually.
Only just started watching youre dr who reactions. So many reactors I can’t keep up haha. Enjoying your reactions to dr who so ill continue watching 👍 just put of interest, how far ahead are you in filming compared to youtube uploads?
So glad you're enjoying them! I just released the full reactions for episodes 01 and 02 of series 5 over on Patreon. So, I'm pretty far ahead. There will be a note in the spoiler section of the description for each video going forward with the episode that I've most recently recorded/released at the time the video is being published.
@@BritanyBinges wow that is far ahead!! You should def dabble in classic who aswel, some best stories from each doctor. Obviously its best to watch in order but there is 26 seasons of classic who after all haha.
I've started Classic Who as well. :) I just released parts two and three of The Tenth Planet from season 4. I've also released all of series one of The Sarah Jane Adventures and through the end of series three of Torchwood. :) *UPDATED FOR CORRECTION: I originally said I've already released through the end of series three of Torchwood, but I misspoke. I've recorded through the end of series three. Patreon is getting one episode/week and episode 2x10 will be going on December 1st.
@@BritanyBinges Omg you're ahead with everything haha. Unfortunatley there is a lot of episodes from the black and white 60s era with the first two doctors that the bbc junked in the 70s, especially the 2nd doctor's era. Over the years a lot of missing episodes have been animated with the original surviving audio. Including the tenth planet episode 4. Episodes have been found around the world over the decades. Moat recently in 2013 where 9 episodes from the second doctor were discovered in nigeria
@@bananasaregood8655 Yeah, I'm admittedly struggling a little with this era of missing episodes because it's more difficult to form a connect with the companions, but I'll keep chugging along until we get back past them. It's so crazy that they're still finding episodes all these decades later.
Been looking at your Patreon as I may join in the new year (one of the other Who reactors I subscribe to is coming to the end of the series so far) What is the difference between the full edits and the watch alongs please?
The full edits are edited in the style of the RUclips videos, except that nothing is cut out/deleted from the episode. So, it's still the full reaction, some parts of the show footage are silenced, or the video is removed leaving just the audio, or the video is blurred, etc. However, I just stopped the full edits last week in order to free up time to work on the RUclips versions now that the channel is back from hiatus. So, the last full edit for Doctor Who (NuWho) is series 4 episode 2 (Fires of Pompeii) and the last full edit for Classic Who is season 2 episode 35. I also had only released one full edit each week for each show. With the watch-along versions, the show footage plays for the first 30 seconds and then it's removed. I've tested a few different ways of doing this over the past few months based on feedback from Patreon members. Currently, after the first 30 seconds, the video is silenced and blurred for the remainder of the episode. It is still the full reaction with nothing being cut/deleted. All of the information above is also outlined/explained in the tier descriptions over on Patreon as well. I'm able to release two of watch-along style reactions each week for each show since they don't take as long to edit. So, this style is the furthest ahead. Episode 5x3 and 5x4 of NuWho were released yesterday, and episodes 4x8 and 4x9 of Classic Who were released earlier this week.
I do mean series five. I just released the first two episodes with the 11th Doctor. While RUclips was on hiatus, Patreon kept going, and they get two full reactions each week. So, they're very far ahead.
Except it couldn’t have been done without Jack. Jack is the main narrative. He’s the whole reason the events happened in the first place. I also see you still hadn’t learned your lesson regarding first impressions at this point. :P
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"My leg's griwn back. When I cam here, I had one."
"Well, madam, there's a war on. Is it possible you... miscounted?" 🤣
The bomb that Capt. Jack is straddling has the words SCHLECTER WULF written on the side. Guess what that means.
As for why he's straddling a bomb... well, he's the Captain. Anything that moves.
“Just this once, everybody lives!” Is one of those quotes that always sticks in my mind.
All the more so because it's unfortunately true.
hits even harder being the 9th doctor saying it since he just came out of the time war
I love the fact it’s been staring everyone in the face for two episodes ‘are you my mummy?’ And then at the end it’s still a shock to find out that yes, she actually IS his mother 😂
Right?! He's asking her constantly, she even says that he's coming for her specifically, but they did such a good job with the casting that I totally bought her (both in appearance and with the acting) as his sister.
@@BritanyBinges the woman who played Nancy had only one previous acting role if I’m not mistaken and hasn’t been in anything else since, she left acting surely after the show and I have no idea why as she was sooo brilliant as Nancy. The sarcasm, humour, emotion, fear etc. she manages to portray.
@@obiwankenobi687 Oh, wow. I didn't realize she didn't continue actng. That's a shame. She's an incredible talented actress.
@@obiwankenobi687 She was so good and I googled her after a rewatch a few years ago and amazed she wasn't in anything else.
10:11 Hahaha being a time traveller would be awesome. Being able to say stuff like "Oh? I'm not the Tooth Fairy, am I? Didn't you get $75 once when you were 11?" "Wait.. what?! That was you?!" All you gotta do is remember to go do that next time Rose goes to the Tardis' bathroom.
I really like how the situation is caused by the nanogenes that don't know what humans are.
The child gets his powers because of how the Chula warship equips its soldiers, and Jack's ship is also Chula, so they can do similar things.
Also like how Jamie wants his mother, while the nanogenes need the parent DNA.
But how does the kid control objects or make the phones ring?
@@Fyrecide Part of being a Chula warrior
"I can't imagine watching this if you're an actual parent". I would've been 18 when I first saw this episode, way back in 2005. I was really impressed with it, maybe had a little lump in my throat by the end, but that was it. On rewatches over the years I always admired the writing and performances but didn't get that emotional, as I knew what was coming. But now? Now I'm a father to a beautiful four year old boy, and every time I see that ending in a reaction video, even if the reactor isn't that affected by it, I'm instantly in floods of tears. Every. Time. Hopefully in a few more years I'll be sitting down to watch this one with my boy, and I am absolutely certain I'll be a wreck by the end of it.
Thank you for sharing this! It's really touching. I love how things can impact us differently at differently times our lives. I also love that you and your son will be able to share this one day. I have a show that I used to watch with my dad as a child and it will forever hold a special place in my heart because of sharing it with him. I'm sure it will be the same for your boy.
One of the greatest stories of all of modern who and it introduces one of the best characters of modern who
Captain Jack certainly wasn't my favorite at the start, but two episodes into the 11th Doctor and three series of Torchwood later, he's definitely grown on me. lol
The ‘end of the tape’ bit was good, but when they basically did it again with the typewriter it really got me on my first watch.
Glad to see you got tissues at hand now for future episodes.
I think the end of the tape part scared me more, but the typewriter part was definitely more chilling. It brought another level of creepy to it. And, yes, I'm stocked up on tissues at all times now. lol
@@BritanyBinges Apparently, the typewriter scene was a very late piece of filler that Moffat was asked to write after the episode's run time came up too short for broadcast. He had to create something that could be shot without any of the principal cast (who were now shooting another episode), any of the story's locations or sets, because the crew had moved on, and without making any changes to the rest of the story, which was already done.
Great reaction to a fantastic episode. The doctor working it out and hoping always gets me. And the absolute joy in "everybody lives" is perfect.
Yeah, I love how we went from devastating to ecstatic in such a short period of time.
This episode and the one before are my absolute favourites of this season.
It's such a good story! Definitely one of my favorites from this first series of NuWho.
Teenage Single Mother in 1941....
I didn't see that coming me neither and that's when I officially became a DW Fan =) For me it was 2015 alreay back then as I started.
Yeah, Dalek was a special episode that really helped me know I could be fully invested in the show, but I think this two-parter sealed the deal that I would be continuing with it.
I was a young kid just getting into Doctor Who when the classic series was cancelled. This story really made it feel like Doctor Who was back and it was good!
How are you gonna say this could be done without one of Doctor Who’s best characters 😢
Well, two episodes into the 11th Doctor and three series of Torchwood later, I definitely care a lot more for Captain Jack than I did in his first appearance here.
JUST THIS ONCE, EVERYBODY LIVES
I love these, but when they end they just make me sad about Eccleston. The whole time filming he was struggling anorexia and depression, and after he left he got blacklisted from the entire BBC and affiliates for years until some executive left his job. The experience poisoned Doctor Who for him, and he didn't come back for the 50th anniversary special, even though the ban was lifted by then.
Loved your reaction…interesting how had it not been for Jack, none of this would’ve happened. Although Jack would never have anticipated this…unique how it’s not your usual alien invasion story, it’s one of the best and scariest
So glad you enjoyed the reaction. I did think it was interesting that this terrifying thing that was happening was actually because of something that had good intentions. They just wanted to help. :(
@@BritanyBinges Can I telll you something about an era of classic Doctor Who, or do you want no spoilers?
@@markdavidson9100 I would prefer no spoilers of any kind if possible. Thank you for asking for first, though! :)
@@BritanyBinges no worries
I realize this is an old reaction, but - how in the world could you have these episodes _without_ Jack? He's literally the impetus for the entire story. As a time traveler himself, and seeing the TARDIS in the time vortex and thinking it's someone from the time agency, he takes what he thinks is harmless space junk and throws it through the path to get their attention; where it crashes during World War II and sets everything else in motion. Without Jack, Rose and the Doctor know nothing about the med ship or the nanogenes, and for that matter, there'd be no altered Jamie to drive the two episode's plot.
I definitely think it could have just been space junk that crashed into the Earth without us knowing where it came from. Sure, other things would have to be tweaked but I still would've worked.
I know Doctor Who has never been 100% on top of explaining everything that happens in the episodes, but more often than not they usually give at least some kind of explanation for the major things. However, unless I’m just not remembering, I don’t think they ever even hinted at how the kid was able to make phones ring, control or influence certain objects, or do any of the other supernatural shit that he does throughout the episodes.
2:01. That sentence basically sums up the entire show 😂👏🏻
😂 Well, you're not wrong. lol
Man I feel your ending comments about not wanting to lose Eccleston. I'm honestly not sure if it's better or worse to know it's coming. I had no idea it was coming when I first watched and it was such a crushing blindside for me at the time
I honestly think it was better for me with it being my first go with the show and with how much I liked him. He was a big part of what made me fall in love with the show to begin with so I think it would've really made me pretty upset to lose him without knowing it was going to happen and being able to prepare myself for it. Now, though, I'm used to the idea of losing of the Doctor and definitely prefer to be surprised. :)
@@BritanyBinges agreed. Although now that I'm caught up it's basically impossible to be surprised anymore unless I completely disconnect from the internet because there's too much press/announcements around a new doctor 😅. Kind of glad I at least got through a few that were complete surprises when I first binged it all lol.
And just YES on all of that about Eccleston! Just saw that the newest audio stuff with him as the 9th Doctor is out on Big Finish actually so I'm off to listen to some new adventures of his and it's got me so excited 🥰
@@Triciabyte Yeah, as time goes on, I'm sure it will be more and more difficult for me to stay in the dark about new Doctors. But, I'll remain blissfully unaware for as long as I can. lol
I just bought my first Big Finish stories a few weeks ago so I can listen to them when I make the two-day drive home for the holidays, and they were all Christopher/9 stories. I'm so excited to have him back for a brief period of time, even if it is only in audio form. :)
@@BritanyBinges that's awesome! Which ones did you grab? As with any doctor who there's always hits and misses but there are some sets in particular so far that have been absolutely "Fantastic" 🥰
@@Triciabyte I got the bundle of his first stories (I believe lol). So, it's Ravagers, Respond to All Calls, Lost Warriors, and Old Friends. But, I was told by some Patreon members to hold off on Old Friends for the time being as there are some spoilers for things I haven't seen yet in Classic Who.
So I see you are on the second Doctor era in classic, I personally really like him. And it's a shocking coincidence you managed to get to his era and the 11ths nearly at the same time because funfact (unless you don't want to read it going in completely without anything) Matt Smith based his performance on Troughton, so it'd be interesting to see if you can compare the two in some ways as you go through them
5:51 "they said the thing"
I'm so glad you love this series as much as me and my husband do! It is one of the beset series I've ever seen.
The writer of this story, Steven Moffat, was more of a comedy writer at this point. It's one of reasons there's a lot of humour in it. That, and the fact that Richard Wilson (Dr Constantine) was best known prior to this as the curmudgeonly Victor Meldrew in the UK sitcom One Foot in the Grave.
John Barrowman cut his teeth in musical theatre, but I'm old enough to remember him as a co-host on the Saturday morning children's programme Live and Kicking. A couple of years ago, the fact that he would get his willy out for a bit of a laugh - a result of the uninhibited world of theatre, most likely - became common knowledge. While it did shock a number of fans, it was known and joked about for years, frequently being referenced on DVD commentaries, magazine articles and even Barrowman's own autobiography. Should he have done it at all? Probably not, but it certainly wasn't what it was later portrayed as being.
I can't remember if you've already said, but will you reacting to Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures in the future? There's a degree of cross-over between all three shows at various points, so it may be worth doing. It's not essential, though.
Britany has posted the first series of Sarah Jane on Patreon, and is posting weekly reactions to series 2 of Torchwood on Patreon as well. Britany has finished watching up to the end of series 3 of Torchwood to keep up with crossovers, and they will make it to Patreon eventually.
@@MalcolmWolf Thank you. I thought as much, but it's nice to have it confirmed.
Andrew, Malcolm is correct. :)
Your reactions are AWESOME!
I really like this two-parter, especially the pay-off. It's a bit more fun to rewatch in retrospect now.
The doctor? Dancing with rose? Gee, wonder what that could be a metaphor for.. Wink wink
You feel so many emotions in this 2 parter - it was brilliant!
It really was!
great storytelling always makes for great reactions
Well, this was definitely an example of great storytelling. :)
Single motherhood. Kids living on the street. Pansexuality. Dr. Who has never been afraid of the difficult topics.
Only just started watching youre dr who reactions. So many reactors I can’t keep up haha. Enjoying your reactions to dr who so ill continue watching 👍 just put of interest, how far ahead are you in filming compared to youtube uploads?
So glad you're enjoying them! I just released the full reactions for episodes 01 and 02 of series 5 over on Patreon. So, I'm pretty far ahead. There will be a note in the spoiler section of the description for each video going forward with the episode that I've most recently recorded/released at the time the video is being published.
@@BritanyBinges wow that is far ahead!! You should def dabble in classic who aswel, some best stories from each doctor. Obviously its best to watch in order but there is 26 seasons of classic who after all haha.
I've started Classic Who as well. :) I just released parts two and three of The Tenth Planet from season 4.
I've also released all of series one of The Sarah Jane Adventures and through the end of series three of Torchwood. :)
*UPDATED FOR CORRECTION: I originally said I've already released through the end of series three of Torchwood, but I misspoke. I've recorded through the end of series three. Patreon is getting one episode/week and episode 2x10 will be going on December 1st.
@@BritanyBinges Omg you're ahead with everything haha. Unfortunatley there is a lot of episodes from the black and white 60s era with the first two doctors that the bbc junked in the 70s, especially the 2nd doctor's era. Over the years a lot of missing episodes have been animated with the original surviving audio. Including the tenth planet episode 4. Episodes have been found around the world over the decades. Moat recently in 2013 where 9 episodes from the second doctor were discovered in nigeria
@@bananasaregood8655 Yeah, I'm admittedly struggling a little with this era of missing episodes because it's more difficult to form a connect with the companions, but I'll keep chugging along until we get back past them.
It's so crazy that they're still finding episodes all these decades later.
Been looking at your Patreon as I may join in the new year (one of the other Who reactors I subscribe to is coming to the end of the series so far) What is the difference between the full edits and the watch alongs please?
The full edits are edited in the style of the RUclips videos, except that nothing is cut out/deleted from the episode. So, it's still the full reaction, some parts of the show footage are silenced, or the video is removed leaving just the audio, or the video is blurred, etc.
However, I just stopped the full edits last week in order to free up time to work on the RUclips versions now that the channel is back from hiatus. So, the last full edit for Doctor Who (NuWho) is series 4 episode 2 (Fires of Pompeii) and the last full edit for Classic Who is season 2 episode 35.
I also had only released one full edit each week for each show.
With the watch-along versions, the show footage plays for the first 30 seconds and then it's removed. I've tested a few different ways of doing this over the past few months based on feedback from Patreon members. Currently, after the first 30 seconds, the video is silenced and blurred for the remainder of the episode. It is still the full reaction with nothing being cut/deleted.
All of the information above is also outlined/explained in the tier descriptions over on Patreon as well.
I'm able to release two of watch-along style reactions each week for each show since they don't take as long to edit. So, this style is the furthest ahead. Episode 5x3 and 5x4 of NuWho were released yesterday, and episodes 4x8 and 4x9 of Classic Who were released earlier this week.
Great reaction to a fantastic episode of doctor who, looking forward to your reaction to the series finale.
Thank you so much! Two episodes into the 11th Doctor, and I'm still not over losing the 9th. lol
But captain Jack is dashing! Although, I generally see guys more fascinated by him somehow
You say in the description you have reactions to 5X2, do you mean season 5 because that is very far away or did you mean season 2?
I do mean series five. I just released the first two episodes with the 11th Doctor.
While RUclips was on hiatus, Patreon kept going, and they get two full reactions each week. So, they're very far ahead.
@@BritanyBinges Ah okay, that makes sense. I was just wondering because that is quite far ahead of RUclips so I wondered if it was a typo haha
@@TheZebbga It never hurts to check. :)
HOW DARE YOU SUGGEST THIS EPISODE COULD BE DONE WITHOUT JACK!!! ALL HAIL JACK HARKNESS
Except it couldn’t have been done without Jack. Jack is the main narrative. He’s the whole reason the events happened in the first place.
I also see you still hadn’t learned your lesson regarding first impressions at this point. :P
Yeah, get used to crying while on the doctor who journey. This show can be more abusive to watch than game of thrones.
Haven't seen Game of Thrones, but I want shows to make me cry, so I'm here for it!
@@BritanyBinges Well then you should really love Dr. Who and Game of Thrones.