DID IT SUCK? - Doctor Who [FEAR HER REVIEW]
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You just got a council axe from a council van!
And now you're digging up a council road!?
I'm reporting you to the council!
best part of the episode
My brother and I still reference this
69th like
Kel saved the episode
Fancy seeing you here
Now you listen here: Kel the CAHNCIL man is a national treasure, and his unintentionally hilarious performance is the only reason to rewatch this shit episode.
I was today years old when I found out he was Curtis from Casualty.
I hope that someday, I too can work for the *COUNCIL.*
H a Ha Know you don't lool
*ThE CauNtSall!*
You are on the council, but we do not grant you the rank of master.
As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to be on the caunsill.
I have no shame in admitting I loved that council guy a bit too much. Best part of the episode imo and I honestly really like this episode
IlikeTrainsguy100 he was so underrated
Personally I think this episode has a lot of great elements, but they just don't quite add up against the weird execution of the """horror""" part of the episode
I mean it’s better than love and monsters at least
Council guy was EFF’ING hilarious!
Bob the Commentator was a deeply thought out and well written character and it was so sad to see him go
Rohat Steffan Usal-Davies lol your profile picture
@@Kmn2 Saucy ain't it
@@rohatsteffanusal-davies6167 shlock
Agreed, would have rather had series 11-12 be just about him
My favourite part of this episode is when the guy holding the olympic torch falls over and the commentator says something along the lines of "The Olympic dream is dead!" Jesus, show some decorum dude
Oh yeah! That part was great x'D
"Football is dead!" is what I would love to hear each time a player pretends to be hurt on the field.
I respectfully disagree- the council line was one of the best comedy lines of modern Dr Who
It once again plays on the Political and Social agenda present in episodes such as Aliens in London; here, we have a man who has probably been in that same job since he was told in the Employment Guidance Councillor's Office at School "With grades like these, I'm afraid Open Heart Surgeon is out of the question but I do know a man in the Council Road Management Team that needs a man who's handy with a shovel.."
Plus, I bet he's got a REAL Dragon of a Boss who he had to go and explain everything to afterwards, hence why he was so distraught but didn't do anything to stop Rose. Yes, she was destroying Council Property using Council Tools but it'd be the Council paying the compensation if a Member of the Public got hurt by a Council Worker..
@@flashstudiosguy "agenda" lmao.
Finally. A Dr who review. Don't leave us hanging again man we got blue balls over here
More like Who Balls
Jeffrey Fuerst 😂
Jeffrey Fuerst 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
it had the lowest rating?? ever since i was a kid i fucking LOVED this episode and i've rewatched several times too...
Yeah, this was one of my favourite episodes too!
I liked it too.
"...where a *roadman* from the local council..."
um
*SHUT* *UP* *BLUD*
come around the corner. chattin shit yh?
Don’t fuck wit ma road, cuz. Or my tarmac
you taking shit blud? whatgwan?
Mans on road etc
Fear Her is one of the episodes that have always stuck in my mind... it was so wild, and heartfelt, and sad, and quite terrifying, and creative. I loved it
Today I learnt the kookaburra song was an actual thing and not some cringe made-up song written for the episode
lol 😂! I live in Australia and it’s a well known children’s song...
Daniel Ruddy I would say it’s well-known in the UK as well, but I only know it from my Nan teaching it to my sister when I was really young. I think it may have fallen out of popularity here. That being said, it did mean that I knew it when I saw the episode
I’m from the UK, we used to sing it in like year 2
My teacher when I was in year 2 also taught it to us
Still hilarious this episode and Dalek takes place in the same year.
Also Asylum Of the Daleks, Dinosaurs on a Spaceship and The Power Of Three.
Actually, that’s a point...if the invasion of the cubes from Power Of Three was supposed to last all year, why tf were there no cubes in this episode lol
@@Dayvis2niverse plot twist: it hadn't been written
@@Dayvis2niverse
Because Moffat didn't pay attention.
@@SaintsBro217 I always imagine that time is like the 1st draft of a novel and the DR exist outside of that novel so any action the DR at all can have drastic changes on time. Or you could say that the tardis exploding changed time. Where was the Dr in Torchwood Miracle day?
@@Dayvis2niverse Because Chibnall is the worst thing to happen to the series.
I remember being oddly freaked out by this episode as a child, specifically with the animated child drawing in the opening. Besides from that, I don’t remember anything else about this episode, and after viewing this review I can see why.
Yeh me too.
Its more of a phycological horror than sifi. Thats what surface ppl dont notice about RTD's time as a writer for dr w
He wanted to keep things interesting in his way. But I mean Mofat and Matt had a great run too
It's because this episode is aimed at younger viewers episode
The complaints about welcoming the Doctor, listening to him and how they'd look quite dodgy/troublesome could be applied to most episodes. This is actually an episode I've always looked back on fondly, the good parts have always been able to overshadow the bad. It's a nice easy watch.
True, almost as often as the Doctor being framed for murder
My favourite part of this episode (back when I was like 9ish) was at the end when Rose says something like 'nothing will ever split us up' and doc is like 'never say never ever' and the music changes and Rose holds onto the doc and then they put the promo for the next episode where Rose is like 'This is the story of how I died'. The dramaaaaaa. Gave me chills.
It's like they ran out of budget and had 1 more episode they needed to produce so they just decided to film around some random street. 😂
Hey man, dont forget the budget for the door and piece of road that Rose destroys with her *council* pickaxe
That would probably actually cost about the same as filming in a studio. You need to pay residents for the disruption the filming would cause, potentially pay damages if you wrecked anything, pay to use people's houses as filming locations (daily)... Not to mention the hassle of actually finding a suitable street in the first place where all the residents agree to the hassle of having a film crew there for several days at least. That's precisely one of the main reasons why the majority of episodes *don't* take place in existing residential areas.
'Fear Her' is a charming episode. The writing is profound. I really admire the creativity of this episode, it certainly allows the audience to fear something as innocent as a child's scribble. This episode also highlights the impact extreme levels of isolation can have on the human mind, specifically a child's mind; an age when friendship is needed most, this episode establishes an important understanding of the need to be with others. When Rose dug the pod up with a pickaxe and recharged it by throwing it into the flame of the Olympic torch, so that the Isolus managed to return home to it's brothers and sisters was just a beautiful moment to see. The chilling ending of this episode; which lead to a fantastic finale! This episode is judged far too harshly with no solid grievances, and it is an episode that is disgustingly underappreciated.
I agree mainly because this was the first doctor who episode i saw
Great video! I've always felt like this episode was probably written to be a lot darker and a more torchwood-like episode only for things to be added/changed late on. Probably because they wanted the Olympics to look all cheery and happy like you said. Which is a shame because it could have been a pretty good episode if it weren't for some of the things you mentioned like the lack of a real threat from the father drawing or the unimaginative/annoying characters or the cheesy Olympics tie in
plus when you look at the picture of the dead father at 5:39 kinda loooks like a human darkseid from dc comics
For a moment I thought I had missed a new episode of a new season... Glad to hear that instead it's a review of an older Doctor Who episode. Loving these. ^w^
I honestly couldn't put up with that little girls pathetic attempt at doing a spooky voice, it drove me insane
I remember enjoying this episode as a young child but when I rewatched the show last year I had to skip it
Simple Fat Kid exact same with me lmao
your username implies you're still a "young child"
but fat
@@TheJoaopinto11 A kid is anyone under the age of 18.
@@jeaddhist that's called a teenager
Reverse Flash a kid is also the proper name for a baby goat so 🐐
Although I quite like it, this would have been a better Torchwood episode than a Doctor Who one.
Please do Turn Left next. It needs to be done.
Or it will be less whibly to do it episode order?
James Miles Comedy isn’t that just the movie zoolander
NO WAY!!!
HE UPLOADED AN OLD NEW WHO EPISODE!!!!!!
I know that no Pulitzer Prizes are not going to be given for this episode. But I always looked back fondly on this episode and found it to be fun.
I was not expecting a doctor who series 2 review today, thank you for this surprise! But will you ever review series 3 or 4, maybe pls
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MEEEEEEH
@@brianbrian7364 You sound like a 4-year-old who wants attention
I see, thank you Brian Brian. I’ll ask him on Twitter, But first I need a Twitter
Ooohhh, conspiracy theory! I’m an expert on those. Here’s the way it works and what they were going for. The mother is the key, not just a bit of dressing in the story. The creature is made of graphite. What else is made of graphite? Tennis rackets! Where do you find tennis rackets? At tennis events - like at the Olympics! What do tennis rackets hate? Vacuum cleaners - Sound doesn’t travel in a vacuum so there’s no racket! Mom is described as a vacuum cleaner!
It all makes so much sense!
Where’s my beer?
Personally I feel I'm unable to criticise any doctor who episodes until around series 10 because I grew up watching this so much that I'm nostalgia blind and I think everything is just perfect
Pebbel _ I’m the same for series 2-4 (Tennant era)
That fingers on lips bit the doctor says makes me cringe and laugh so bad. 😂🤣😂🤣
I gotta say, I loved this episode when I first watched it and I think I still do. The concept of drawings coming to (or capturing) life is super cool imo. Although I might be biased here because I'm an artist myself
To be fair to the guy who wrote the episode, he was told to write the episode for the younger audiences, and he got a really positive response from the kids (quite a lot of them sent him letters to say how much they enjoyed it) He knew who he was trying to please, and I can respect that.
For older audiences though, this is probably a skip.
A shame that David didn't set the Olympic fire at 2012 :(
I was just disappointed that they didn't get David Tennant to carry the torch and play out that scene IRL in 2012. I was waiting patiently for the 6 years...
I once lit a joint off a replica of the Olympic torch. That’s really the only thing this episode makes me think of 🤔
So... was it any good? I didn't get a change to try it as a teen and work is big for me.
At least this episodes better than the 13th doctor's episodes you reviewed
You take that back i loved the council guy- they didn't drag it too long but long enough that it's funny from just how long the joke lasts
Ayyyyy I love when you review Doctor Who, hilarious
FPSpsycho Ayup FPS! Been subscribed to your channel for almost 3 years now mate! Love your channel
@@JackHardman Oh crap no way! I remember when you first subscribed actually. Thanks! Really appreciate it. Might start uploading again soon, not sure.
7:40 "Dale Hicks".... Daleks.
I quite like this episode, only for the nostalgia though I guess. Being still a child when I watched this, it was entertaining for me because it was creepy and it was based on drawing (my main and only hobby ever lol). This, the vashda nerada and the absorbaloff episode are probably my top favourites lol
As a kid that father drawing was scary as fuck
I love the council part
*Reads the title*........ yes
The scenes of the olympic opening ceremony are hilarious and so lacklustre
Haha - this was fantastic! I often feel this episode is always overlooked when next to 'Love and monsters'. Brilliant as always!
The extra parent lady in the stripy orange shirt at 9:05 was my year four primary school teacher at the time! She instantly became my favourite teacher (not anymore lol) only because of my obsession with doctor who as a kid lol.
EDIT: could explain the “Luke warm response” as you put it, coz from what I remember her telling us none of the parent or kid characters in the scene where the kids come back were actors, just people who lived in the area that wanted to join in.
yo, this episode gave me nightmares as a child.
well amy was ther girl who waited...and we’re the audience who waited for this review
Huh.
A 12 minute video to say "Yes". Neat.
Hex Syndragosa well it’s either yes or no
Seeing doctor who being brocken down really does make it look like a cheap bbc tv show😂😂
every time i see he guy at 2:17, no matter what he's in, i just think it is THE primeval goon! Literally. he plays every member of the main antagonist's grunt team in season 3, and there's a lot of them. plus several season 2 appearances. in several of which he gets brutally killed.
Did anyone else want David Tennant to run a leg of the torch relay for the 2012 olympics, just for the fans? :p
I love Fear her. It's not a big confusing two episode story, it's simple which is different and fresh, it's classic. It also does a really great job of showing the doctors kindness and his care, the way he looks after the child kind of highlights that he has a child himself and what a great father he would have been. Can we also talk about the TARDIS moment (possibly the funniest thing I've ever seen). On a darker note, this episode is great because it shows that not all monsters are supernatural. Some are human, such as Chloe's father who proves to be the scariest thing to a small child.
That drawing in the intro which came to life on the page gave 4 year old me nightmares for years
I remember watching this episode and seeing the 09 number plate on the mini and think it was so futuristic!!!
Does anyone else notice at 2:11 the reg is TP09, despite the episode being released during 2006...
I’m from Tonbridge where Kelly Holmes is from and there is now a Dame Kelly Homes Way 🤦♂️
at least the alien wasn't a frog
This is one of the few episodes i remember liking as a kid. Simply because of the Kookaburra song.
It’s interesting to see Canary Wharf in the background of the Stadium - from what we later know to be Torchwood 1. It’s a cool little foreshadow I guess you could say for the finale. Although by the timeline of Fear Her the events had already taken.
I was scared of this epersode when I was younger with the drawing in the wardrobe. This epersode is underated
if i had a pound for every rewatch of a series that has this episode is skipped im sure id be a millionair
I like the song during the credits. Great review Harry.
This was actually the first ever episode of Doctor Who I saw. Say what you want about it, but it's not a half bad first episode to see, despite the huge flaws. You watch this, and you instantly get an idea of how The Doctor operates as a character. A bit buffoonish, a lot of heart, incredible intellect, but often needs to to rely his friends when things get tough.
SAME
so nice to see a new DW upload
I wish we could get some council workers like these guys round our street ! There's so many potholes it looks like Gordon Ramsey's face
I remember liking this episode it's more 6/10 to me
2:00 roadman has a very different meaning where I come from 😂
this was my first doctor who episode ever, and i remember being so interested by the whole "people in the drawings" thing that i had to watch more DW!
I love the part where the council guy goes “ahh nah that’s a council van get out.... now you’ve just removed a council axe from a council van... put it back! STOP STOP! You just took a council axe from a council van, and now you’re digging up a council road.... IM REPORTING YOU TO THE COUNCIL”
i actually quite liked this episode
Really the only reason I rewatched this episode was because of Tennent. He really carried this crappy episode.
I dont usually like youtube videos, but I liked yours in hopes you make more Doctor Who reviews
I'm alone in this, but I spent most of that episode wishing someone would cave in that kid's skull.
I see it as the worst episode of new Doctor Who. The writing is bad, and it feels really low budget. The concept just didn't work for me. However, I was already an adult when this aired, so I feel that it is partially because I'm not its target audience.
So glad this series is back!!! This is what I subscribed for
Hold on. Was that Steve from the Inbeteeeners 😂
I remember this episode. I was pretty scared lol.
You took a cowncal axe, out of a cowncal van, and your destroying a COWNCAL ROAD!
I remember really liking this episode when I was little. It wasn't the best, but as a child obsessed with both Doctor Who and drawing this episode really struck a chord with me back then.
Why did this review come in like 11 years after it aired
Holy shit your channel name. Instant subscription
The bit where the TARDIS lands and the Doctor can't open the door is still one of the best gags ever.
That big rugby player was the polish worker in the sontaren factory in series 4 (Donna/Martha).
I actually forgot Donna existed. What's wrong with me!?
When you first started talking about the episode I was like “oh yeah I enjoyed that one!” But then as you continued I realize that was because I’d blocked most of it from my memory. Only the set up in the beginning and the doctor banter was actually good in this episode
Oh no not Bob.
I really want you to do a video on "Doctor Who: The Curse of Fatal Death" But take it completely seriously. Act like it's an actual canon episode and point out any flaws and plot holes from previous lore
The rugby dad guy was in the inbetweeners
I’m really confused, this episode was aired in 2006? I swear I remembered watching it at the time of the olympics in 2012..
5:39 when you realize the Picture of the dead father looks like Darkseid from DC comics if he was Human
"Not you too, Bob"
He didn't even give her the psychic paper.
I watched this yesterday and it was okay, but I really wanted to see the demon drawing, and it was nice to see the old Central Trains DMU's :)
Answer - oh it most assuredly did!
2:45 Spoken like a completely normal and sane whovian
Aww this was one of the first doctor who episodes I saw. Back when it used to come on PBS randomly 😆
Someone tell me why the Olympic torch was a prosthetic leg...
TL;DR - yeah
Were the hell have you been I missed this so much
I actually loved the councel guy lol.
So happy to see this in my recommended. I would love you to review some 4th series episodes like the silence in the library/forest of the dead 2 partner or midnight.