Doctor Who 4x10 REACTION!! "Midnight"
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Eric Shane Calvin and Aaron react to and discuss season 4 episode 10 of Doctor Who Midnight
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IMO the Midnight creature is one of the most terrifying aliens on the show. Not because of a monstrous appearance or plans for world domination but because of its capacity for psychological warfare. It nearly succeeded in killing the Doctor by weaponizing the worst in people.
suncore598 Same! What makes it even better is that even the Doctor doesn't know what it is. Like it's this creature that lives on a planet that nothing is supposed to be able to live on with strange abilities that he didn't understand.
blissfulrain Yeah, in the end, the Doctor was left without answers and shaken by what he saw in his favorite species.
Bad Wolf
Agreed. It's terrifying because it fights him on his own level and it's one of the few enemies to do that, it exposes some uncomfortable truths about who he is (because there _is_ an underlying arrogance to him and he _does_ basically expect people to do what he says because he's clever) and turns words, traditionally one of the Doctor's most powerful weapons, into a weakness. Fantastic episode.
suncore598 yer I agree because he didn't really beat it and we never really know what it is creepy
The really clever part of this episode is showing exactly why the Doctor needs a companion. Someone to act as a go between, an interpreter so this exact situation doesn't happen.
The really clever part of this episode is showing exactly why the Doctor needs a companion. Someone to act as a go between, an interpreter so this exact situation doesn't happen.
The fart of this episode
@@KoffingOnion You literally just copied the comment above symbol by symbol. Are you really that uncreative?
@@tobito9730 Did you watch the episode, hes doing that on purpose
@@the_dropbear4392 No, when I arrived at the "Midnight" episode I just thought to myself "Hey, I already watched every episode of New Who before this one, I don't need to watch the rest." and swiftly skipped the rest of series 4 and all of series 5. Obviously I had no problem connecting to the story.
Of course I watched the episode.
Having watched Midnight doesn't necessarily mean, I can understand a joke that is indistinguishable from a regular uncreative comment on RUclips.
At the end, the Doctor was more afraid of the humans than the Midnight Entity.
The species he tried so hard to protect, the species he considered his second family was going to be the one to kill him without so much as stopping to really think it through...
At the end, the Doctor was more afraid of the humans than the Midnight Entity.
eleven
Scared humans on buses!
@@eleven5885 At the end, the real fear was the friends we made along the way.
John Lime At the end, the real fear was the friends we made along the way.
They weren't influenced by the entity.
This episode is a study of the human nature.
They weren't influenced by the entity.
This episode is a study of the human nature.
If they say why, why?
this episode is more about human nature than Human Nature
Paranoia and self preservation
Paranoia and self preservation
Out of all the episodes this one is the scariest thing to me. There is just something terrifying about mob mentality and how fickle it can be.
Out of all the episodes this one is the scariest thing to me. There is just something terrifying about mob mentality and how fickle it can be.
Out of all the episodes this one is the scariest thing to me. There is just something terrifying about mob mentality and how fickle it can be.
@@Cron04 Out of all the episodes this one is the scariest thing to me. There is just something terrifying about mob mentality and how fickle it can be.
@@johnlime1469 Out of all the episodes this one is the scariest thing to me. There is just something terrifying about mob mentality and how fickle it can be.
the way she turned around scared the shittttt out of me
Some trivia, the actor playing The Professor is David Troughton, the son of Patrick Troughton aka The Second Doctor
Some trivia, the actor playing The Professor is David Troughton, the son of Patrick Troughton aka The Second Doctor
rocketcon Yeah and he was also in The Enemy Of The World with his father
Bad Wolf
I was going to post that but you beat me to it. David was also in The War Games, playing one of the soldiers. His biggest role I know of was in the Richard Sharpe TV movies, which gave Sean Bean his big start. Troughton played the Duke of Wellington.
rocketcon Wrong, he was in The Curse of Peladon, not in The Monster of Peladon.
This is all about the dangers of mob mentality...
One of my favorite quotes "A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals, and you know it!"
This is all about the dangers of mob mentality...
One of my favorite quotes "A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals, and you know it!"
Wasn't this from Men in Black?
@@coladict yep
Super late reply but it always reminded me of Wizard's First Rule: "People are stupid. Given proper motivation, almost anyone will believe almost anything. Because people are stupid, they will believe a lie because they want to believe it's true, or because they are afraid it might be true."
"Frightened people. Give me a Dalek any day."
"I can't look at her with those eyes"
Shane: "Those are her real eyes...In real life"
My sides are hurting😂
"I can't look at her with those eyes"
Shane: "Those are her real eyes...In real life"
My sides are hurting😂
"I can't look at her with those eyes"
Shane: "Those are her real eyes...In real life"
My sides are hurting😂
@@KoffingOnion thank you I missed it
@@uggggggghhhhh @KoffingOnion thank you I missed it
@@MB-sq7yn@uggggggghhh @koffingonion thank you I missed it
I think condemning and hating the other passengers as just being stupid assholes is missing the fundamental point of the episode. These people WEREN'T assholes, not really. We know they were all perfectly nice, regular people based on the conversations the Doctor had with them before that thing attacked. And the monster didn't do anything to make them fight, it just said that to make them more paranoid.
The point isn't to show their flaws as individuals, but to show the flaws that arise in any individual, and especially in any crowd, when it's confused and afraid. It's not just an immigration thing or a terrorism thing or whatever, it's a very general way to comment on the fact that humans, like any other animals, ultimately tend to resort to violence and self-preservation when they're backed into a corner and they don't know what to do.
The Doctor has always believed in the best of mankind, has always fought for and trusted in the ultimate worthwhile goodness of the human spirit, that's why he's so fond of Earth specifically. But in this episode, he's brought face to face with the fact that humans, as a species, regardless of individual traits, AREN'T always kind, or clever, or generous. Sure, this is juxtaposed with the hostess sacrificing herself to save the Doctor and everyone on-board, but the fact that nobody had even found out her name during the entire journey belies yet another inherent flaw that people often exhibit.
Basically, the Doctor has to deal not just with a freak voice-stealer, but he also has to face the worst of mankind's natural urges, and it's pretty telling that, out of all the situations he's been in, THIS one probably got him more angry and frustrated and scared than so many of the others. It's also the only time the Doctor basically LOST in the end. He was completely, utterly helpless, and would have been thrown out into the planet and burned to ash if not for the hostess's self-sacrifice.
I think condemning and hating the other passengers as just being stupid assholes is missing the fundamental point of the episode. These people WEREN'T assholes, not really. We know they were all perfectly nice, regular people based on the conversations the Doctor had with them before that thing attacked. And the monster didn't do anything to make them fight, it just said that to make them more paranoid.
The point isn't to show their flaws as individuals, but to show the flaws that arise in any individual, and especially in any crowd, when it's confused and afraid. It's not just an immigration thing or a terrorism thing or whatever, it's a very general way to comment on the fact that humans, like any other animals, ultimately tend to resort to violence and self-preservation when they're backed into a corner and they don't know what to do.
The Doctor has always believed in the best of mankind, has always fought for and trusted in the ultimate worthwhile goodness of the human spirit, that's why he's so fond of Earth specifically. But in this episode, he's brought face to face with the fact that humans, as a species, regardless of individual traits, AREN'T always kind, or clever, or generous. Sure, this is juxtaposed with the hostess sacrificing herself to save the Doctor and everyone on-board, but the fact that nobody had even found out her name during the entire journey belies yet another inherent flaw that people often exhibit.
Basically, the Doctor has to deal not just with a freak voice-stealer, but he also has to face the worst of mankind's natural urges, and it's pretty telling that, out of all the situations he's been in, THIS one probably got him more angry and frustrated and scared than so many of the others. It's also the only time the Doctor basically LOST in the end. He was completely, utterly helpless, and would have been thrown out into the planet and burned to ash if not for the hostess's self-sacrifice.
Couldn't agree more. Midnight, to me, is basically a Black Mirror episode without the technology. It shows how susceptible people are to falling prey to fear/paranoia and mob mentality. I can definitely understand why the guys found the passengers to be despicable but don't think it was down to bad writing/bad characters. The episode just demonstrates how shitty people can be when they're afraid.
Dude why did you just copy his comment?
I feel like it's even cooler that the monster wasn't affecting the passengers. The real villain of the episode wasn't the monster but the people, really. The monster creeped everyone out a bit and the humans did the rest.
Oh shit i just got it
RTD'S best story in my opinion, still freaks me out today
RTD'S best story in my opinion, still freaks me out today
Gotta agree
The End Of Time is The Best Story Of The Modern Era not just RTD Best
remember guys, don't reply to the JustSomeRandomGuy prick, he's just a troll
Bad Wolf
The bees are disappearing
This episode made me utterly terrified and so stressed. I was on the edge of my seat, covered in sweat - it was like I was on that bus too. I only realised how stressed it had made me after it ended when I realised I had been gripping the edge of the chair the entire time and my hand hurt. Literally the only other episode that scared me and gave me such a physical reaction was The Waters of Mars.
To see the Doctor so helpless and scared, not able to use his intelligence or charm to calm everyone down, literally losing his voice and his own free will, it really ramped up the tension and the threat to the Doctor. He was so vulnerable and afraid, it's not something you see often from the Doctor. And David Tennant's acting is amazing!
It's an incredible episode with incredible writing that explores the psychology of mob mentality and the different reactions we are capable of during times of extreme stress. Everyone likes to claim that they'd be the level-headed one, protecting the innocent, but the truth is none of us know how we'd react until we're in an extreme situation. An unfortunately some people turn into monsters and self-preserving arseholes!
This episode made me utterly terrified and so stressed. I was on the edge of my seat, covered in sweat - it was like I was on that bus too. I only realised how stressed it had made me after it ended when I realised I had been gripping the edge of the chair the entire time and my hand hurt. Literally the only other episode that scared me and gave me such a physical reaction was The Waters of Mars.
To see the Doctor so helpless and scared, not able to use his intelligence or charm to calm everyone down, literally losing his voice and his own free will, it really ramped up the tension and the threat to the Doctor. He was so vulnerable and afraid, it's not something you see often from the Doctor. And David Tennant's acting is amazing!
It's an incredible episode with incredible writing that explores the psychology of mob mentality and the different reactions we are capable of during times of extreme stress. Everyone likes to claim that they'd be the level-headed one, protecting the innocent, but the truth is none of us know how we'd react until we're in an extreme situation. An unfortunately some people turn into monsters and self-preserving arseholes!
That’s so interesting how the two episodes that terrify you are the ones where the Doctor almost loses himself.
The monsters that come closest to killing the Doctor are plain old people. There’s a lesson there.
The monsters that come closest to killing the Doctor are plain old people. There’s a lesson there.
The Ponderer Hey, man! Yeah, one of my favourite episodes from my favourite series. So good!
And a plain old person saved him from those plain old people. Never forget that.
This is a great episode on showing how different people react when they're scared. You got Anger, Denial, Logic, Curiousity, Humour, Blame etc.. It's great writing and story for an episode in one room. =D Also, next week is going to be amazing!!!
This is a great episode on showing how different people react when they're scared. You got Anger, Denial, Logic, Curiousity, Humour, Blame etc.. It's great writing and story for an episode in one room. =D Also, next week is going to be amazing!!!
Ha I see what you did their MailDude
Bad Wolf
The bees are disappearing
*Raises glass.
TO THE LOST MOON OF POOSH!
We still have to turn left...
I saw this performed as a single set stage play. It worked so effectively. The woman who played Skye had her work cut out for her, she was magnificent.
I saw this performed as a single set stage play. It worked so effectively. The woman who played Skye had her work cut out for her, she was magnificent.
She's very good in _Scott & Bailey_ too.
You think they were incredibly stupid, sad thing is my family acts exactly like Jethro's parents. This episode was pretty much "Nature of petty people in a nutshell", it grinds all my gears but it's still freaking great.
You think they were incredibly stupid, sad thing is my family acts exactly like Jethro's parents. This episode was pretty much "Nature of petty people in a nutshell", it grinds all my gears but it's still freaking great.
MailDude, have you done that with every comment,
I don't blame you I did the same with mine
Bad Wolf
THE BEES ARE DISAPPEARING
Nah they were stupid but a lot of people are when they're scared.
@@deonnelson9780 its pretty normal. Ever played among us? As overexposed as it got its a brilliant way to experience how stupid people who aren’t stupid can be with relatively little push
The start of some of the (in my opinion) most disturbing, depressing and amazing episodes of Who.
Yeah, Turn Left is probably the darkest episode in the show's history - and I love it!
The Run from this Episode to The End Of Time is amazing then it went downhill from The Eleventh Hour 😢
+JustSomeRandomGuy Each to their own of course, however I personally feel the show stood relatively really well past TEOT. However I feel it's best to refrain discussing the later episodes here just out of respect to those who might be watching along and not wanting spoilers..!
JustSomeRandomGuy Online, I also disagree about it's decline starting with The Eleventh Hour - in fact, the majority of Series 5 is great! Series 6 is where I'd say where the problem starts.
I love this episode because of how mysterious it is.
"Is it her ex?" That one killed me :D :D
"Is it her ex?" That one killed me :D :D
I can't believe this has only just hit me, but David Troughton's character Professor Hobbes appears to be a deliberate reference to Thomas Hobbes, the philosopher. Hobbes argued that in a state of nature man is fundamentally violent and that life would be 'nasty, brutish and short' - hence why government and society was necessary, to prevent humans simply devouring each other...
Something I actually didn't know. Thanks for posting that.
Very interesting! I didn’t know that. Thanks for sharing!
My opinion that this episode was one of the best because the monster/villain of this episode wasn't exactly the copy-cat creature. It was human fear and paranoid and what human beings are capable of when they faced with that fear. It's like that line from the Joker in The Dark Knight. "their morals, their code, it's a bad joke. Dropped at the first sign of trouble. They're only as good as the world allows them to be... When the chips are down, these civilized people, they'll eat each other."
My opinion that this episode was one of the best because the monster/villain of this episode wasn't exactly the copy-cat creature. It was human fear and paranoid and what human beings are capable of when they faced with that fear. It's like that line from the Joker in The Dark Knight. "their morals, their code, it's a bad joke. Dropped at the first sign of trouble. They're only as good as the world allows them to be... When the chips are down, these civilized people, they'll eat each other."
4:20 "Probably Mickey looking for Rose" I just love how they basically made a reccurent meme of Mickey until the end of season 4 xD
4:20 "Probably Mickey looking for Rose" I just love how they basically made a reccurent meme of Mickey until the end of season 4 xD
Definitely the scariest episode of Doctor Who especially since we never see the creature that takes control of Skye.
Definitely the scariest episode of Doctor Who especially since we never see the creature that takes control of Skye.
i don't watch doctor who or the reactions, but i decided to check this one out. Now i want to watch it as well from the beginning. This was a good episode.
You are in for a ride and a half if you go there...!
Trust me. The actual episode is *much* better than this reaction.
Also, the show is a bit campy in the first season, but it quickly matures...
For real i think this episode is scarier then blink
For real i think this episode is scarier then blink
Not just scarier but a better episode overall. Everyone raves about Blink. And it's a good episode. But I've always preferred midnight.
Not just scarier but a better episode overall. Everyone raves about Blink. And it's a good episode. But I've always preferred midnight.
@@PrDrNintendo Completely agree. Midnight is a superior episode. So is the Waters of Mars. Blink is good but the plot isn't that great compared to others.
@Professeur/Docteur Nintendo Completely agree. Midnight is a superior episode. So is the Waters of Mars. Blink is good but the plot isn't great compared to others.
Why did there have to be knocking?
Why did there have to be knocking?
Nooooooooo he didnt do it on purpose!!!! 😥
Bad Wolf
THE BEES ARE DISAPPEARING
He will knock four times
Tenth Doctor😉😉😉😉😉😉😉 I see what you did there
Hey. Wanna hear a knock-knock joke?
Knock-knock. Who's there? Knock-knock. WHO'S There?
Knock-knock-knock-knock.
I mean, it's pretty easy to think rationally as an outside observer.
But the whole point is that all these people, that have never known fear this bad before, are panicking and beyond the point of thinking rationally.
I mean, it's pretty easy to think rationally as an outside observer.
But the whole point is that all these people, that have never known fear this bad before, are panicking and beyond the point of thinking rationally.
I think if the Blindwave crew was in a similar situation, Aaron would be Jethro, Calvin would be the hostess, Eric would be like the assistant chick and Shane would be any of the other people that immediately jumped to the "killing" option.
I think if the Blindwave crew was in a similar situation, Aaron would be Jethro, Calvin would be the hostess, Eric would be like the assistant chick and Shane would be any of the other people that immediately jumped to the "killing" option.
can't wait for next week, it's one of my favourite episodes (and that ending cliffhanger gets me every time)
Yeah, Turn Left's an amazing episode (like this one) and so is its cliffhanger, but I'm more looking forward for them to see the cliffhanger in the episode that follows Turn Left :)
Turn Left is definitly one of, if not the, darkest episode of the show, cant wait to see their reaction !
Gonna watch it right now! (so glad I became a Patron)
sheet will start gettin real
So hype
Season 5 is where it's at though
I looooove this episode, so fucking intense!!
Oh and the Merlin dude is called *Colin Morgan* by the way, he's amazing! And not just in Merlin, even tho that's really a fun show worth checking out! :D
I looooove this episode, so fucking intense!!
Oh and the Merlin dude is called Colin Morgan by the way, he's amazing! And not just in Merlin, even tho that's really a fun show worth checking out! :D
"Is it her ex?"
Eric always has the best instinctive jokes
"Is it her ex?"
Eric always has the best instinctive jokes
This episode reminds of the twilight zone episode where a whole neighborhood except for like one house lose power and they all get paranoid and start blaming and attacking each other.
This episode reminds of the twilight zone episode where a whole neighborhood except for like one house lose power and they all get paranoid and start blaming and attacking each other.
Good comparison
"The Monsters Are Due On Maple Street" I think.
Chris Bullers Yeah, that's the one!
ZippySaboteur that episode is the monsters are due on mulberry street
This, by far, is one of the most creepiest Doctor Who episodes ever. It shows just how horrible humans can be when they are reacting out of fear and how easily people succumb to the 'mob mentality'.
This, by far, is one of the most creepiest Doctor Who episodes ever. It shows just how horrible humans can be when they are reacting out of fear and how easily people succumb to the 'mob mentality'.
Am I the only one that saw the people's behaviour as cabin fever?
Am I the only one that saw the people's behaviour as cabin fever?
One of my favourite episodes
1) The End of Time
2) The Family of blood part 1 & 2
3) Blink
4) Midnight
5) The Girl in the fire place
6) The library one
7) The school with Sarah Jane
Sadek Miah so basically you have never watched anything after Tennant
dmb damn Nah it was garbage for the most part. I watched it I really tried my best to like it. Some episodes were good though.
Sadek Miah what series did you get up to?
dmb damn I watched every season. Except some christmas specials and the last one where Peter Capaldi died, but I did watch the last 5 mins to see if his death was emotional.
Sadek Miah damn there are literally too many amazing episodes to name from series 5 to 10 though. What didn't you like?
This is an excellent episode! It has the right amount of tension and claustrophobia with a bit of a creepy factor too. I think the way the passengers reacted all hysterically by jumping to conclusions and constantly arguing with fear, anger and the drive to save their own skin was very realistic. It also had The Doctor being helpless which added that necessary scare factor and made the tension of the scenario so freaking good. The hostess was a true hero! Can’t wait for Turn Left! One of the best episodes and my personal favourites! It was companion lite this week but next week is the next Doctor lite story! I’m so excited because we’re getting so close to the finale! These remaining episodes are gonna be great! :D
This is an excellent episode! It has the right amount of tension and claustrophobia with a bit of a creepy factor too. I think the way the passengers reacted all hysterically by jumping to conclusions and constantly arguing with fear, anger and the drive to save their own skin was very realistic. It also had The Doctor being helpless which added that necessary scare factor and made the tension of the scenario so freaking good. The hostess was a true hero! Can’t wait for Turn Left! One of the best episodes and my personal favourites! It was companion lite this week but next week is the next Doctor lite story! I’m so excited because we’re getting so close to the finale! These remaining episodes are gonna be great! :D
The Professor in the episode was David Troughton who's father was 2nd Doctor Patrick Troughton.
The Professor in the episode was David Troughton who's father was 2nd Doctor Patrick Troughton.
One of the best episodes and one of my favorite episodes from Doctor Who. All in one location, brilliant use of a low budget episode. It shows that sometimes humans can be more dangerous, with them all thinking irrationally and eventually even turning on the Doctor, the Doctor was not in control of the situation and it makes for some brilliant television.
One of my favourite episodes.. especially since we don't find out what the entity was. Reminds me of that movie "the mist". The real monsters are what humans are capable of doing when scared.
Also 8 more episodes of the RTD era! (I think)
Yup. You're right. 8 left.
YES!!!
My favourite stand alone episode of the show!!!!
YES!!!
My favourite stand alone episode of the show!!!!
The show has sometimes made the point that the worst and most dangerous species in the universe is the human race, and it's never seemed convincing until this episode. A hundred thousand Daleks: no problem for the Doctor. A group of stroppy humans who are freaking out, and the Doctor is completely screwed.
istoppedthecar would you rather be in a room full of daleks or humans?
It would depend on which humans I'd be getting stuck with. If it was, say, a group of the current Republican politicians I'd probably opt for the Daleks.
Professor Hobbes in this episode is actually played by David Troughton, son of Patrick Troughton a.k.a the Second Doctor
Professor Hobbes in this episode is actually played by David Troughton, son of Patrick Troughton a.k.a the Second Doctor
4:36 "Everybody quite!!!" ©Kilgrave
4:36 "Everybody quite!!!" ©Kilgrave
Honestly think you lot missed the point of the episode, which is slightly disappointing. You sit there saying that you'd have killed him or thrown him out like nothing, yet not considered the scenario the people were in.
The people themselves weren't crazy or stupid as shown earlier in the episode. But, you expect them to trust a random person claiming to know everything in the middle of nowhere with an unknown threat onboard? And you expect them to not act insane?
This is realism of humans at it's best. I think it was portrayed and written very well. Just unfortunate that sometimes as a group you can talk over dialogue and miss certain points. Personally think you interpreted it wrong. That's all. It's fine, you guys are entitled to react to it as you want to, but, I sometimes get the impression you think this show is always silly and mostly comedic, which yes it is and can be, but it also explores the darker sides of life.
Honestly think you lot missed the point of the episode, which is slightly disappointing. You sit there saying that you'd have killed him or thrown him out like nothing, yet not considered the scenario the people were in.
The people themselves weren't crazy or stupid as shown earlier in the episode. But, you expect them to trust a random person claiming to know everything in the middle of nowhere with an unknown threat onboard? And you expect them to not act insane?
This is realism of humans at it's best. I think it was portrayed and written very well. Just unfortunate that sometimes as a group you can talk over dialogue and miss certain points. Personally think you interpreted it wrong. That's all. It's fine, you guys are entitled to react to it as you want to, but, I sometimes get the impression you think this show is always silly and mostly comedic, which yes it is and can be, but it also explores the darker sides of life.
MailDude Having fun?
@@ZakJordan98 Having fun?
@@johnlime1469 Having fun
It's real that's true but it's disgusting
And I agree with blind wave
And if you agree with that pathetic human mentality than you are the same as those pathetic fucks
We’ve broken down :D
*IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE Ͽ□Ͽ*
YES I LOVE THIS ONE.
It’s so mysterious, what is the monster?
Why is it targeting these people?
What are those structures?
We probably will never get any answer, so it leaves us to theorise.
Can't wait for your next reactions, the next few episodes are so vital
Can't wait for your next reactions, the next few episodes are so vital
This is one of my favourites. It shows how most people would act if they thought they were in a life or death situation quite well
This is one of my favourites. It shows how most people would act if they thought they were in a life or death situation quite well
OMG I love how Aaron always just says "what?" whenever Eric reacts to Rose.
OMG I love how Aaron always just says "what?" whenever Eric reacts to Rose.
"Here's to Poosh!"
This is one thing about the RTD era that always amazes me- little throwaway references and lines that reward you when you pay attention.
"Here's to Poosh!"
This is one thing about the RTD era that always amazes me- little throwaway references and lines that reward you when you pay attention.
Didn't expect them to recognise Colin (Jethro) from Merlin. Unfortunately that means they've already seen it, so we won't see it here.
The next two episodes are Doctor Who at its peak
E1 - Foster "I was employed by the Adipose family to foster a new generation after their breeding planet was lost"
Doctor "How do you lose a planet?"
E2- Lucius "The heaven of Pyroville is gone"
Doctor "What do you mean gone? Where's it gone?"
Lucius "It was taken. Pyroville is lost"
Ep10- Doctor "Did they ever find it?"
"Find what?"
"The Lost Moon of Poosh?"
"Oh, no"
Also, the Medusa Cascade mention in this episode.
Bad Wolf
The BEES ARE DISAPPEARING
Something told me that they would completely miss the point of the episode.
Something told me that they would completely miss the point of the episode.
Something told me that they would completely miss the point of the episode.
Something told me that they would completely miss the point of the episode.
Something told me that they would completely miss the point of the episode.
Something told me that they would completely miss the point of the episode.
"You shut You shut" Eric is so done with Aaron ignoring Rose :'D
"You shut You shut" Eric is so done with Aaron ignoring Rose :'D
That lady was increduous. One minute she's telling people they'll be thrown out next, then she's all like "I said it was her". LOL
Unfortunately, there are a lot of people like her in real life...
People would rather try to make out they are right then admit they were wrong!
One of my favourite this one and it is for a lot of people I'd guess. The atmosphere, the acting, the editing, the storybeats, the huis-clos aspect, the subtext... everything is on point there !
What’s scary about this episode? The Doctor lost, he was beaten. Saved by the woman whose name we didn’t bother to learn, amazing episode
As far as I remember, the actress playing the mysterious lifeform learn every line that she had to repeat/synchronise so when they are talking at the beginning she was genuinely speaking *every single* line of dialogue at the same time (at least in the beginning)
I love how annoyed Eric is with Aron about the rose thing
Daniel Simpson no he just kept pretending that her little cameos don’t exist
because it annoys eric
The Midnight Entity. One of the most terrifying Doctor Who monsters ever. And somehow the most unsettling part of this episode is how quickly the passengers turned on each other.
This is one of my favorite episodes. I think it depicts how people would react pretty realistically.
Before the Crossover... There was an alternate universe, a beetle, Rose Tyler and the whole world gone to hell... TURN LEFT and everything changes for the better. TURN RIGHT and things are about to get worse.
Before the Crossover... There was an alternate universe, a beetle, Rose Tyler and the whole world gone to hell... TURN LEFT and everything changes for the better. TURN RIGHT and things are about to get worse.
Ahh, Midnight on midnight, nice way to end the day.
Fun fact, the bottle episode thing actually made it really easy for a group of students to re-create the episode for a play. It's on RUclips somewhere, I think they cut the son out and redistributed his lines out to other characters, it works really well.
Now here's the thing. It's something the show doesn't deal with often, but the facts are that the Doctor is this really clever person, who can make speeches at the drop of a hat, who takes glee in the unknown and the horrific and will usually (This incarnation at least) move on and continue to joke and joke despite all the deaths and horrible stuff going on. Now, that's all fine and dandy for, say, a forty five minute episode where we get to see little snippets of their adventure. But if you were really stuck in a situation like that and SO many coincidences pile up? Yeah. The people were ABSOLUTELY in the wrong, but I cut them the tiniest bit of slack because we have access to information that they don't.
Also, the old man? Related to the Second Doctor, Patrick Troughton.
Fun fact, the bottle episode thing actually made it really easy for a group of students to re-create the episode for a play. It's on RUclips somewhere, I think they cut the son out and redistributed his lines out to other characters, it works really well.
Now here's the thing. It's something the show doesn't deal with often, but the facts are that the Doctor is this really clever person, who can make speeches at the drop of a hat, who takes glee in the unknown and the horrific and will usually (This incarnation at least) move on and continue to joke and joke despite all the deaths and horrible stuff going on. Now, that's all fine and dandy for, say, a forty five minute episode where we get to see little snippets of their adventure. But if you were really stuck in a situation like that and SO many coincidences pile up? Yeah. The people were ABSOLUTELY in the wrong, but I cut them the tiniest bit of slack because we have access to information that they don't.
Also, the old man? Related to the Second Doctor, Patrick Troughton.
May I just say that this is one of my favorite episodes of Doctor Who
I think these are the most realistic background characters out of any episode of Doctor Who. Most episodes of Doctor Who have characters who just go along with it. If something like this happened in real life then people would start to act like they did here. I'm sure what some things you guys were saying was for comedic effect, but for people who enjoy shows like Game of Thrones you really had a black and white viewpoint of this episode.
I think these are the most realistic background characters out of any episode of Doctor Who. Most episodes of Doctor Who have characters who just go along with it. If something like this happened in real life then people would start to act like they did here. I'm sure what some things you guys were saying was for comedic effect, but for people who enjoy shows like Game of Thrones you really had a black and white viewpoint of this episode.
This is one of the best episodes of the series as a whole.
this is a great episode it's one of my all-time faves of the series
this is a great episode it's one of my all-time faves of the series
I watched this episode so long ago I forgot Colin Morgan is in it. I just yelled in my head "Merlin!!" 😂
Well, the monster was tweaking their reactions a bit, but for the most part, that was just the nature of many humans in groups to turn into a panicked mob.
Well, the monster was tweaking their reactions a bit, but for the most part, that was just the nature of many humans in groups to turn into a panicked mob.
Well, the monster was tweaking their reactions a bit, but for the most part, that was just the nature of many humans in groups to turn into a panicked mob.
everytime i watch this ep my heart pounds so hard... one of the best in the series
We’re getting close...
We’re getting close...
I just replay that first second, again and again. What wrong with me? XD
I've just been doing the same thing, I can't stop haha
OMG it's so funny we can do a song with it lmao
And now I'm doing to actually understand what's going on 😂
I was waiting for the reaction to this episode all along.
_And this is what I get. My reward. Well, it's not fair!_
Jokes aside though, they basically became like the characters in the episode they were judging so much.
I was waiting for the reaction to this episode all along.
And this is what I get. My reward. Well, it's not fair!
Jokes aside though, they basically became like the characters in the episode they were judging so much.
Can't wait for you guys (who aren't caught up with the series) to watch the next episode, Turn Left.
It's a real trip.
Omg I love the next one so much Im so excited for your reactions to the season 4 finale!
Omg I love the next one so much Im so excited for your reactions to the season 4 finale!
Something funny for me is that I've watched this so many times since the original broadcast and I only noticed Rose in the background recently 😂
Something funny for me is that I've watched this so many times since the original broadcast and I only noticed Rose in the background recently 😂
People are not giving this episode the reaction/acknowledgment it deserves. This episode was brilliantly constructed and directed. It was able to highlight human nature and show how fear of the unknown can affect peoples judgment and behaviour. By showing scenes of The Doctor communicating with each passengers, it presents the knowledge that these people are pleasant, they are not crazy, insane, stupid or should raise any cause of concern. Fear can make people who are deemed as 'normal' to behave in ways that in hindsight can be classified as 'wrongful'. It doesn't take a big scary monster to stimulate emotions of aggression or violence. A tiny seed of doubt is just as dangerous. Everyone is at risk
This is a simple episode, but there was soo much things they had to do so all repeating would actually be done properly. It is a nice example of sound editing, synchronisation and acting.
“So is he just going to visit that and jack into the computer whenever he wants to see her?” How oblivious you are
“So is he just going to visit that and jack into the computer whenever he wants to see her?” How oblivious you are
I like that eric starts going on about people in the future just watching multiple stuff at once. Exactly like now with Tiktok and watching a video with subway surfer below
next episode... sheet will start gettin real
can't wait
Next episode is something heart crushing.
"I think inside de box because it's bigger on the inside" I HAVE THIS TSHIRT!!
"I think inside de box because it's bigger on the inside" I HAVE THIS TSHIRT!!
Shoutout to @MailDude in the comment section, keeping the midnight spirit alive.
Shoutout to @MailDude in the comment section, keeping the midnight spirit alive.
the teenage boy in the episode also plays the titular character on merlin. you might like it, the show is on netflix and has anthony head from buffy the vampire slayer and the actress who plays lena luthor on supergirl
2:06 - DAVID TROUGHTON
British actor, and son of Patrick Troughton, the second Doctor.
Episodes like this are what makes Doctor Who great
This episode is one of the scariest in my opinion. A monster you can see is less scary than one you can't.
This episode is one of the scariest in my opinion. A monster you can see is less scary than one you can't.
2:06 OMG they watched Merlin.
2:06 OMG they watched Merlin.
EᴠᴇʀʏᴛʜɪɴɢAɴɪᴍᴀᴛɪᴏɴ Ⓧ Hey who turned out the lights?
EᴠᴇʀʏᴛʜɪɴɢAɴɪᴍᴀᴛɪᴏɴ Ⓧ Hey who turned out the lights?
Hey who turned out the lights?
YES
And my third favorite episode has been checked off of the list! Not because of the infuriating passengers but because of the creature, it was never revealed the true identity of what it was.
And my third favorite episode has been checked off of the list! Not because of the infuriating passengers but because of the creature, it was never revealed the true identity of what it was.
As much as I love Blind Wave, I often feel like they trivialise certain aspects of the show and its writing. This is a perfect example as the characters in this episode aren't actually assholes or terrible people, and them saying "I hate all these people" is missing the point of the episode. It's a little less black and white than usual.
As much as I love Blind Wave, I often feel like they trivialise certain aspects of the show and its writing. This is a perfect example as the characters in this episode aren't actually assholes or terrible people, and them saying "I hate all these people" is missing the point of the episode. It's a little less black and white than usual.
My absolute favorite episode! Also one of my worst fears, being trapped in a confined area with a bunch of humans while some dire shit goes down.
I love Midnight one of my favorites of the whole series. I think that this kind of episodes are amazing.
I love Midnight one of my favorites of the whole series. I think that this kind of episodes are amazing.
Season 4 episode 8 through 13 is some of the best, highest quality consecutive episodes in Doctor Who.
Season 4 episode 8 through 13 is some of the best, highest quality consecutive episodes in Doctor Who.
This episode is fucking nuts. It made me angry, sad, disturbed and frustrated. It was great, in other words.
That episode showed the human nature maybe that's why it's so scary because it's not some monster,zombie or ghost but just some people
Still my favourite episode! Gives me chills every time.
Best monster and episode for one reason. The doctor lost. They’ve lost only a handful of times in 57 years, and almost never permanently. But this enemy took the doctors one advantage, his mouth and intelligence, and weaponized it against him. Not only that, we know nothing about it, it’s goals, or it’s full abilities. And it would’ve killed the doctor, permanently, had the hostess not interfered.
Edit I just realized this episode predicted Among Us
Best monster and episode for one reason. The doctor lost. They’ve lost only a handful of times in 57 years, and almost never permanently. But this enemy took the doctors one advantage, his mouth and intelligence, and weaponized it against him. Not only that, we know nothing about it, it’s goals, or it’s full abilities. And it would’ve killed the doctor, permanently, had the hostess not interfered.
Edit I just realized this episode predicted Among Us